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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27

precinct and the total amount to be
used in said precinct in said year.
Sixth. the county chairman shall
Immediately forward to the state vice
president OF their respective states a
written statement showing the total
number OF acres planted In cotton In
their respective counties in 1904 and the
total amount to be planted in 1906 and
shall make a like report as to the fer
tilizer used and to be used In sa.i
years.
Seventh. the vice president OF each
state shall Immediately upon receiving
the reports of the county chairmar
forward TO the president of this assccia-
ton a report showing the number of
acres planted in cotton In this state in
the year 1904 and the amount OF fertili-
ger used in said year In growing cotton
and the amount OF cotton to be planted
and fertilizer TO be used In 1905.
Eight, the president of this associa
ton upon receiving these reports sha
Immediately tabulate the same AMI
send copy thereof to the county chair
man in the different cotton states and
territories.
Ninth, If any county not already or
ganized should fail to organize. the vice
president of the state in which the
said county is situated. shall cause
said county to be organized as herein
provided and if any precinct should fal
to organize, the county chairman Of the
county in which such precinct Is STU
ated, shall cause such precinct 10 be
organized as herein provided.
Tenth, it shall be the further duty
of the officers of this association TO re-
port the names and addresses OF such
persons who refuse to sign the agree
ment to reduce acreage for 1905. togeth-
er with the number of acres OF cotton
planted by such persons in 1904. and the
number of acres that they will proba-
bly, plant in 1905 and to make a like re-
port as to fertilizers.
Martin F. Calvin and Bert Miller of
Georgia, wanted the report made a
| special report for tomorrow, but the
| latter expressing the belief that the
reduction might have gone to the ex-
/ tent of 33 1-3 per cent, but T. E. Mas
sengale, of the same State, asked tn.
! convention immediate consideration
| On the ground that this was the most
vital business that could come before
the convention. BY an overwhelming
vote the convention decided upon 40
ton, finally adopting the report with
a thunderous aye, and without a sin.
gle vote in the negative.
| Without transacting any other bus
mess or listening to any Of the paper:
on the programme the convention re
cessed until night
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
A Hearing to Railroad and Shipping
Interests

Washington, January 25.-The Inter
state commerce commission today gave
hearing to the railroad and shipping
interests in connection with the requests
of various commercial bodies to inves-
tigate the differential rates on foreign
and domestic traffic by all rail and by
water and rail lines TO and from In
terror points in the United States and
the various North Atlantic ports, from
Halifax to Norfolk and Newport News
particularly New York. Boston. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore.
The principal witness was Vice Presi-
dent J. B. Thayer, Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. He contended that the abol-
ishment OF the differentIals in favor Of
Philadelphia and Baltimore would very
seriously reduce the amount Of expor-
traffic carried to those points and would
reduce the competition now enjoyed by
the shippers. He said that IL the in
land rates to all Atlantic ports were
the same, the ocean rates from all OF
them would be the same. which. be-
cause OF the greater cost Of ocean car
riage from philadelphia 20 Baltimore.
would result in the gradual If not imme-
date withdrawal Of ocean lines from
! she latter cities.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27

Authorities a. Moscow Are Deter
mined ii Avoid Blood-Shed-Citi-
xens Demand the Proclamation of
State OF Siege.

Moscow. January 25., p. m.-There
is complete tranquility within the boun-
daries of this city. but the people are
keeping indoors. owing to the official
warming. The strike is spreading grad
ually, but thus far is confined TO the
smaller mills. The larger industrial con-
Germs are being guarded in order u
prevent the men employed there from
being intimidated. but it is the belief
that the strike will become general.
There are no troops in sight In the city
proper. Probably there will beino pa
pers tomorrow.
/ The citizens are alarmed at the pros
pecI of an eruption Of hundreds OF
thousand of workmen and demand the
proclamation OF state of siege. The
Moscow garrison is no more than 20.e00.
but the authorities consider that this
Is sufficient for the present needs, and
evidently are determined to avoid blood
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
FTSHBURN ON TRIAL.
First Evidence Taken Against the
Banker for the Murder of DIR. Le-

Roanoke, Va, January 25.-The
first evidence In the trial of Charles r.
Fishburn, banker and broker, for the
murder of DR.. Fred Lefew, was heard
today. It was shown that Fishburn
struck Lefew's STEP son, because he
yelled ice" at him, the term refer
ring to Fishburn's motor bicycle. Le-
few's widow was the first witness to
testify about the tragedy in which
Lefew was stabbed The blood-stain-
ed garments worn by Lefew were ex-
hibited in court. The dying declara-
ton of Lefew was read and admitted.
It was to the effect that Ffshburn
went to the Lefew home and told the
doctor Of the difficulty he had had
with his step-son. The men had a
quarrel, and Lefew struck Fishburn a
light blow in the face with the back of
his fingers. After Fishburn went out
of the yard he reached over the gate
and plunged his knife in Lefcw's s
breast. Lefew was not armed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
Norfolk in the Grasp of a Blizzard

Norfolk, Va, January z5.-Norfolk is
In the grasp of blizzard tonight and
the temperature Is heading for the
zero mark with steady drops. A fifty
mile wind is blowing. A dense fall o.
powdered snow covers the streets and
traffic is almost suspended. Aside from
the wreck of the small bay trading
schooner John A. Russell at Sewell's
Point this morning no marine disaster 8
Of consequence has been reported.
though many small craft are on shores
Of the harbor. The Russell. coal laden,
dragged her anchor and struck bottom
at o'clock this morning. She imme-
diately became waterlogged and her
crew of three were aided in reaching
the shore byfan Associated Press cor
respondent and another newspaper man
who reached the scene four hours after
the boat struck. Up to that time the
people on board had been helpless on an
Ice coated deck.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
shed if possible. They declare the.

shed il possible. They declare they
have the situation well in hand.
Captain Grove, the British consul. has
called upon N. Roundneff the assistant
police master. who is acting In the ao-
sence OF Chief volkoff, and requested
an explanation of the posted telegram
from London alleging that Russian dis
turbances were due TO Angio-Japanese
instigation.
Nj. Roudneff produced the original tel
egram In evidence of good faith. Cap
tain Grove stated that he would report
the matter to the embassy at ST. Peters
burg as he considered that the posting
of the alleged kilograms imperiled the
lives of subjects OF Great Britain who
are employed in factories here NJ.
Roundneff assured him that there was
absolutely TO cause for apprehension
but assumed the responsibility for the
publication and offered personal salts
faction in a resort to arms.
PEOPLE WARNED AGAINST PUB
Lie DISTURBANCES.
Moscow, January Pa correspondent
Of the Associated Press who arrived
here today from st. Petersburg found
| no SlShS oL lIOOpS dl the dcIAsl VI IA
| the surrounding streets. The street
cars are moving, but many of the stores
are closed and there is scarcely any ot
the freight traffic which ordinarily fills
| the streets. At all corners were posted
| bulletins signed by Police Chief Vol
koff warning the people against public
| disturbances and forbidding them to
assemble in groups.
| NO FATALITIES ARE REPORTED.
| Moscow, January 25.-7 p. m. A
| squadron of Cossacks this evening dis
persed about three thousand workmen
| 1ho were growing obstreperous across
| the Moskva. No fatalities are reported
This was the only event Of the kino
| during the day. Reports that mof
was plundering and wrecking shops
in the Tverskaia are untrue. The mer
chants have sent an appeal to the en-
peror to avoid blood shed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
A Proclamation Issued.
COnCeiVedin Pattern
al Tone
THE SITUATION
NOT SO ACUTE

Strikes Have Spread to Several Towns
But There Have Been No Great
Demonstrations and No BloOdshesf
STRIKERS Are Supplied With
Money to Meet Their Needs-The
WOrkmen Seem to Have no Definite
Plans for the Future-Funerais OF
Many Victims of Sundays Tragedy
Held Yesterday-Thc Authorities at
Moscow Claim That They Have the
Situation Well in Hand-Citizcns
There Are Alarmed, However, at the
Prospect of Trouble and They De-
mand the Proclamation of a State
of Siege.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
LESS COTTON
Convention Agrees on
Plan for Reduction
in Acreage
PLAN OUTLINED

The Delegates TO the Southern Inter
State Cotton Convention Declared
Unanimously in Favor OF Il 25 Per
Cent. Reduction in the Acreage of
Cotton and i'm the Use of Fertilizers.
They Plan to Secure the Support of
Every Cotton Grower-It is Be-
icyed That the Following Out OF
the Plan Will Solve the Cotton
Problem.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27
Proceedings of State
Senate and House
Yesterday
ANACTREPEALED

After Long Discussion I'm the uousc
the Bill Passed Wednesday Grant
ing Relief TO State Treasurer Lacy
Was Repealed-Bin to Enable Mar
ried Women TO Make Contracts
Made Special Order for Friday
County of Lee Proposcd-Sevcrai
vorce Question - Other Proceed.
ings.
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Continued on Fifth Pase.,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27

AS between regulating the railroads
and being regulated by them it will not
be difficult for the American people tc
choose.-New York Tribune.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-27

Governor Preston Lea. of Delaware
declares that vote-buying in that state
must stop. Let him begin by coralling
Addicks-Iouisville Herald
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
~sssnenter, bsSc abRnston ensnu tfeu asssbsn, ts ossns wsEssa f&smestt
btGisns fm Biabets psS: 81 "a.

"5uspennen4. im fnbes afShOst br en- mooerne, bptarnet gpaRins
Nes roget isnenbe Wpcel fom New Home Snmanten. mp 9ieanerk al
que oennes 9os % nbeluffele al ale bens bnorrse Gsenfaber. Ter er til
MVafHnens sobe Gsenfater fnt mango ne 5prbebrinser, iom nsbpsnbispis maa
stme Zen til en- wahhne af icrnc aIasf.
Tn al be fsrhe GOroee im e taset ehr New Home Waffnen, &C
ben, at ben siper ct Positive Feed, ibet Der life bebppes apgen 5iar eler
Spms Tor a na Nafhnen til at arbeioe. @n anben befos 6orbeorug, Jpn
mart pl bHse paafisnnei at Gnbper, ium benDtsr GRanfnen, er a feed, Der er
iaafeoes fpnfruret at ben tan baues % iGnfes peo EFT fmpl Subreuins, uoea
at ionme .9ersrele mo the feed dog. Zen somIe Daaabe at resuire benns
Slass Daftne pn, peb Sielp af sfrner iom faabpbt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar alo mebisrt ganlelsbeber, tbi berium oetiHe beu fureuset mfo
Rsastsbeb, poe the feed dog enhn rumue Scr. eMr Susfoen al 9uae.
paoen eaer osioa pube the feed bGoe ui9on
gRaifneu arbeiSer kt us nrfen tpplon. gaateburren r runb. men Stsu.
Iatpr'aeiet adjustable bearings) paRa mb 5Mt bullet stRr mere emo a'
mtnbefs Sibbarfeb. os brorpeo Naalebarrrn blper ihanb til lRngere Tb at
arbaoe uoeu Ollie nhn at libes. Naar Stpien saar ipbi 9eaa.u ps einrem
2sfhn, er Doerraaben Hap bpufst epr, at ben aIpris fn brahes. Dafnen
freber fig ko baabe spe % nebe 1raap, % arbeicer automatic uosn Senpu
til let eMr ioaf @rbeGN.
"Snspennsn" brussr oObbslt Trnnb ps laper lock stitch. Den sprs
Traao fsres ue ira Spohn, uben at tr9ors sfnnem ct elr Here Suaer fr
ben nar Naalset SfphRn traber Jig eo; ben fan tebes Msfe % sr lt
at forhaa. MaaRn er selfsetting, ps Tan ahiaa life irtfs etusts.
geo buet Citing trates besse 1raabe ft iammen 90 fuhes IRoten al
9set % Stn8ne simes bsroeb iulOenbt fat % ~fulbHeHbs ems paa begss
Stter at 9sst Maihnen er iOrpnet wb lst SaunbbiuL buurueo mai uo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
On "Ghriitian
Science" Piitorie,

gn befienNt 29e iom er Iibt
ifeptiif meo Senipn til SGrcn ON
"Gbriitian Science", iortGller isl'
acube SiItoric on CT liber'fabelig
"G6opite" % beuScS ssh:
Wpoeren mob lin lille @ut TOO CT
Spcriti aicunem en- Niger, oa be plilS.
icIig, til itor T~orifrGffelie for Yno'
liuNcl1, foar Sie pao cit guf, Der
fciniuer tritertSe intoo Sern. @utiin'
gen brsS iia life on al little SefienSt.
fob utcN Selme 6pr, c9 frsb bos i'm
MorS Siolc, &eo Sbufonrmclicn al
lin Sro; bcapnbte bun at berolige
bom:
~Meu George" IA hun. "peb Oh
life, at on err en- "Gbr. g. libcr Gut,
at Der life iiubeS noget iliat ION
Rinc. oa az @uffen foraiopes ptI
prone at sisrr Dig nosct mSt? Sai
peS rel Set, 9ier on itte2"
So" ionrrece Den liSet troeroe,
hnlfcnbe. "iM oco oct. % on pcS
oct ogiau, men 9uffeu peo oct life"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

This charming model for a shirt
waist is quite new and can easily be
copied by the home dressmaker.
Clusters of tucks in the upper part
afford sufficient fulness over the bust
and a narrow yoke cut in ~fanciful
design, adds to the attractiveness OF
the mode. The back is quite plain,
except for slight gathers at the waist
line. Flannel, cotton cheviot, alba
tross, mohair, and taffeta are all suit
able TO the developement. The me-
dunn size will require two and one
quarter yards of theiry-six inch ma
terial. Ladies Shirt Waist No. 1901:
Sizes for 81, "a, SO, 38, 40, and AZ inch
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
Dseorah.p oaens
Wcniter Department.

"Eecorab-T oiten"s 5irsooas.yaii
ttter bill berefter inoehoIbe Msnitr,
for Inr1er 90 @srn. Get er poa Sin,
mooning al mango, at pi begpnosr
meo oenne afoeling, % hi innr mn lie.
bpor langt Snteresien bill Itraffe fla.
Spert Isniter foiter 10 Gents, %
.gGtiainger ierSes til ~Gecurob.Y go.
item, % man beoes benptte ben
Vlanfet poa Gnoen Of benne Spalie.
@i bar ldoet bisie Isnitre unoerisge
af MoocbanoIere, % bet poartoaes,
at De er gooe, oe lette og ereie at IL
efter. 5or BET isrite bill pi life ouer.
iatte geifripelien oper bpert Nsnlter,
% Oct TOR ontases at Sc fIeite, ionl
bar grus for Dem, piI ioritaa gn.
geiif. SfuIbe Der piie iig 5rang til
at fua Dem oberiatte, pif hi ioretasa
6oranorinsen.
Soar mol beItiaer bisie @snItre,
mao man gine Hilmere, Maal ON.
firing grpitet % 2ipet, aloer for
gsrn pg iinge bigger. os iuloitGnoig
abresie, iaaleoes at @repe bill naa
Dem. Scr meset foriigtig life at
begaa nogen Sell / gei~fripelien, ba
Wenitre life fan o~rnbpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

6jnIp Of en- 1pmmeHrue fan ianpR Wnnmeret meDens Sppen fploes. Den
bar bi &rnL iom 3esuiuaen pWr, boutei siper so Rlaos for TGdS Saanse'
ring uosn at sie ben ct fumet uoNenoe. Den bar Nsrnait en- outOmatif 5ppe
gnber (bobbin winderl Der er na fHer pg paalibei9 lin 8irfen at ea
baarls punoet Spole pl p9re en- umul9beb.
a4saspennsn" fer gOot no % er sIeaant iaaul neo 9enipn til GrsagteiOs.
im til gfafiabeLs. Mafhusus Jobfpfte sr net let baanetsrG9t 9 SeNbbshe
al eutpr tinbt sOrbebrius po bette smruuOe. Oct unperbe 9e sr al beSfs
gefaHpnbeb og mutt fprarbsiet. 2nterusea % noimpfntn9en er isNe &anss.
Soinsbtulet os aNe be bhante Dele al Wafhnen er mutt poteut os 0tdetpletr
ret, buOruD be iuor ct net % imaafabt uceenoe. 3esaoen bruSes Ball Bear
ing til Spins6iuiet % paa te99e Siper al 6pbfptft ps Neiulnet e, OF mar
man tar Selat al 9affhen os irher sus9uhst t8an8 bill bette lobe raHOt mere
cb tppe @anse, meoens bet paa andre gtafinr bar tungt NOT mo at ea tire
@anse Gortet er laet al ueltsrre 5rG. lamnsniot al ipo forfense Sg
buorpeb man bar opnaast fsrre Stpe o9 forbtuoret at Erect fan faa fg.
Uainens SpbNpfe er iorjpnet mo plated castors. S9rsoe Staaltd2os
bOrber Srb4nlst % the treadle plate, bOiust gpr at @afnen TbetOer me-
get tere eo eaers CT 9uietst. 7n bar aaererefe us bebhe Attachments
for ulmnoels Os (fancy) ssn. On ubfDrls Suiruftensbpa tft bet norfs
H. rennpMa &nrnn nahialnar her 9Hnnne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
Sra og ont nOrifr 2Grcanfaltcr Mucrifa.

Weeer; men ben bebite goa for Scn
onasifoIen % Sberoagsifolen pe
linabonsfcreningen CT ubetinset Sol
mebpgen.
SAB os life bergpe gsrnene Ser
SeIiignelie Tom ser er / at iaa IGrt
at hinge bore SaInter ina at De bin
gnrnets Gicnopm.
Dette er ct al Ssnooasfolens piatia,
ite Irbeioer. at lRre @srnene at fieli.
De % eIife % BRUCE Dor Salmeifot.
Selgenbe 6orebrag er nplie boloi
fer peS SfoIcn:
l.. Grof. u. u. GebIen, ct ianitre.
ret 6oreoraa pon SnlbriSmanl oper
lin Sur til Noree.
2. Grof. St. 2efenSgaaro, afbolos.
beuGgeIicns btitoriife llbpifling her
/ 9anoet.
3. Bait. @reioablif, 3ionsiorenin.
gen oa ocns arbeioe for Seoemisiio.
men.
&eo oct norife SeIifabS Msoe iio.
tie llae boIot o.. Solnm 6oreorag
oper Mnleren SbarIom, S. Sargen
ipiIleoe 8riioeilaoten pao Soroonger.
feIe, Clara y. Salporion ipiaebe poa
Ridno ell Hpffe ncrife iSoIfemeNbier,
% ct Ran6sfor ians ga Ri eIifer
bette 2nnoet", g. llbioan I9ite en-
rorif 8isrnebiitorie. Set por ct me.
get pellpftet % intcresiont MsOe. !
&or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
Gn jul Sanoioat.

@rpfc&ioren utSer Examination
Stroiferct.
"Sur aauoibotcn iorflarc mig ell
Ter 0tpc mig ct grcmpcl pao, bpa>
Ser mcuc$ meo @eorngeri?"
"Seorogeri." inareoe a%ntbtbatett
FER !. gr. ON Sr. Sroiesiorcr
M IoNer mig ialSe igicunem,"
"Saa - au2 Get bar ba forriif.
Srorfor set. ON iea tsr ipsrgeP"
So, tbi ifslse StraiicIopen giet
ben iia ifpISig ] @eSraseri Der be
npttcr iig al en- unhens l~loiSenheo I'll
at tiligie BAN Sfa6e."
~Sm!" iagoe GroieSicreu; ri ioar
foriege ON pi ran unhaaa Oct ea,"
WmoiOatens iioite Soar bar nemlie
forrctt).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28
@!cnwooo Neaoemp.

= CSANpbat pNN w.
lala unineriitet buroe boIoes peo aut
bore Sfoler. Get err i~nteresiant al
pioe, bporIeoeS 6isie europ9iffe ltni.
periiteter oripeS % bsre bnilfe ltore
5ing De bar u0rettet.
Til bore norif.amerifanife Sfoler
frembringe Wpno, iom oil iRtte ioo
opbe Werfer efter iig iom Carl Don
Sinne og ger3elilis2 S Ssbet al 350
aor, ON 9eroen itaar, er Der al Sano.
'pnligbeh for, at en- eller anoen bill
fomme frem, iom bill pinoe Ell lig.
nenoe SeremrneIie. Gao os gisre
goOt 8poningsarbeibe % I9gge Ell
goo 8ruibpolo.
Sobn 9renoabl ifal / Den nGrmeitc
6rcmtio boIbe ct 6oreorag ON Bin.
Ionosreiierne.
Beer Strsmme bolber paa Snobp.
belle al @uroen" Den 22oe bs. Sore.
orog ON Sumor og Sumoriiter.
Che 2iterarp Soeietp" bar bapt
to pelbeisgte ltnberbofSninger eiter
Sul. gesse gioneSbprS ON 6rem.
ifriot.
@~raisbanben bor itooi9 gpelier 70
oil mart optrpbe for Sfientligbeocn.
0eu bar MI % Reblemmer.
Selbreostilitmoen oeo SfoIen bar
ppret goo. 140 er inbifrepne.
Eoit. Seroes Wenigbeoer bar | sla.
rets Sob betaIt benimob $500 til SIN.
%probeneuts peo Sfolen.
"Stote Sigb SdpooI Board Of Wtiu.
iteiota," bar MI i lin giSbom beiluttet,
at ollie Tom bill benptte iig al "Sigb
Sdool examinations" maa gaa til
Den nGrmeite Seiifole. Man bar for
laoet pripate Sfoler faa @nleoning til
at bcnptte Jig al bisie @rnminntioner.
Sm ri ifuIbe ielbe ODER 100 Sin.
Senter til Ssiifolen, piloe Der life
blipe Blaos, % Der er o~oeriplSt fsrl
Smiolertio bor ni faaet orbnet oct
ioaSan. at pi fan faa Dor grumen
poa Ifabeniet.
Men bpno er S~enIioten meo en- iao-
Dan 9eilutning9 @r oct for at trent.
me SplpSning? Get ipres, iom ON
Seniigten er Dem at tilfioeiGtte aae
Sfoler ntbtnaen Siatens. Ser cr
en- bel Del "@oucatorS" | Miuneioto.
iom bar ben Wening, at Statsifolerne
fra Kindergarten op iii Stotsunper.
iitetet Hal banne ct ida fuIoItpnSigt
Spitem at ole pripote Sfoler bliner
cpcrdebige OF bitroc oerfor iaa mart
iom mllig uornbbeS. 60 set er ert
conditio sine qua non for pirfcIiJ
GatriotiSme at man bsier aia9 for
bette Spitem.
Minneiota educational ISiociation
bar ba beQer life noget "Secouoorp
SdooI Department" iom National'
foreutugeu bar, men BLOT "Sigt
SfooI Council. vi faar baabe, AZ
set uprpGrenoe BOARD, eller ON pi
ianr ct MT, life pil fisre meo iaa
SeiIer cler fnGiGtte ct iaa
inGpcrt SDItem. Oct CT eli 2epuing
al anomnptbingiSm. st Sorieg paa
at fringe ole neo / en- inooen "Tro'
cruitinn beo" o. Sro. at man bermeo
oisr bort 2nlto en- itor Siencite, set
er oog roget iom fan beutIeS at bore
COLT, bpnb cnten ma brtraater oct
ira ct ~phpidologiif, iocioIogiif puer
moraIif Stoubpuntt. X
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-28

FER life for ben Soc apriI, iaa ri ben.
ter enbm at i,orette meeet for ben
Si5 CT onnne.
Wen bet gaar life an Of leg taeer
bort mere Mum | Goers !BIao, oa Der
bel oaion er mango dnore, Tom bill be.
uptte fla at "Roiten"s 1ilbub til Sfo.
lerire. Eniferbe ale pore andre Mfo.
oemier % io~rbereoenoe Sfoler 2pffe
% Selo, er leg g.