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FRANCIS B. LOOMS.
Assistant Secretary OF state and the
Venezuelan AsphaIt Case.

Assistant Secretary of state md the
Venezuelan Asphalt Case.
Francis b. LOOMS, assistant secre-
tary of state of the United States,
whose official integrity has been as
sailed, has done much to promote CON-
mercial relations between South
American countries and the United
States and was appointed minister to
Venezuela by President Mckinley in
1897. The charge made against him
by representatives of President Castro
Is that he acted as agent for the New
York and Bermudez Asphalt company
while minister TO Venezuela and ac-
cepted a check for $4,000 in consid-
Grafton for his services. Mr.. Loomis
says the charge is an absolute false
, 1905-06-07
No bic
w m n /
Mime. earlier Wears the
Gross of the Legion
of Honor

The first Napoleon established the
decoration of the cross of the Legion
of Honor. 1t was to be bestowed on
those who achieved noble and heroic
deeds. Bonaparte scarcely thought a
woman would ever receive the prize
he intended specially for soldiers, yet
this coveted decoration was given by
the French republic to Nine. Emile
earlier for bravery and heroism as con-
spicuous as were ever displayed on a
battlefield. Several women have re-
ceived the red ribbon of the Legion of
, 1905-06-07
Woman Trader In a Mining Camp.

In 1898 Mrs. r. s.. Hutcheon of Chi
cago learned that there was need of
such small necessities as pins, needles
and thread in the mining towns of
Alaska. They were worth almost their
weight in gold and scarcely to be had
at that.
Mrs. Hutcheon has the commercial
talent. She selected a small stock of
goods adapted to the exigency and
went with them to Dawson over the
perilous route by land and down the
, 1905-06-07

hood, that he never asked or received
anything from the company and that
the charge is based on an exchange of
checks which took place between him
and the asphalt company's manager
when he was leaving Venezuela. Ow-
ing to the high rates of exchange due
to unsettled conditions in Venezuela it
is difficult to get Venezuelan money
converted into United States money,
and Mr.. Loomis says that to get Vene-
zuelan money he had in a bank turned
into American legal tender he ex-
changed checks at the posted United
States government rates, giving Il
check equivalent to that which he re-
ceived. Secretary Taft of the wal de-
partment is investigating the matter.
Mr.. LOOMS was born in Marietta, O.,
in 1861 and in 1888 was graduated
from Marietta college. For several
years he was on the staff of a New
York daily paper. President Harri-
son made him consul at st. Etienne,
France, and while there he wrote re-
ports on commercial conditions which
attracted much attention. On his re-
turn from France in 1893 he became
editor in chief of the Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune. He was minister to
Venezuela from 1897 to 1901, when, at
his own request, he was transferred to
another diplomatic position and be-
came minister to Portugal. He assum-
ed the post Of assistant secretary OF
state in 1903.
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Elevated,

"Do you find higher mathematics Of
use to you in your daily work."
Eyes; I am keeping books for a firm
in the top story of a skyscraper."
, 1905-06-07
UNREASONABLE.

Young Mr.. Brown is so sensitive"
Really"
Eyes, indeed. Little brother hit him
with a brick yesterday, and it seemed
to make quite an impression"
, 1905-06-07

Clean out closets and bureaus with
turpentine water and use generous pro-
portions of the turpentine. It's a pre-
vention against moths-
, 1905-06-07
AMONG THE CHURCHES
NEXT SABBATH DAYS OBSERVANCE

| NEXT SABBATH DAYS OBSERVANCE
SUNDAYS SERVICES AT THE
CHURCHES, ALL OF WHICH
EXTEND A HEARTY WELL
COME TO VISITORS.
HOLLYWOOD M. E. CHURCH
Corner Roberts and Pacific Avenues.
Rev. Stanley N. Clark, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at 1920.
Sunday-school, 2.3O.
Sunday evening service at 7.3O
o'clock, preceded by a song service.
Prayer Meeting Wed. Ev'g, 7.30.
Seats free. All are welcome.
Hss
ANGLESEA NJ. E.. CHURCH
Rev. Stanley N. Clark, Pastor.
Sunday school, 200 p. M.
Preaching by the Pastor, 800.
All are welcome.
WILDWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Pine avenue west of Pacific. Services:
Morning, 11.0O a. M, Sunday school
2.30 p. m. Song service, 7.15 p. m.
Evening, 7.45 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening, 7.45. A Hearty
welcome extended to visitors. Sup
por ted by voluntary contributions.
" v "
ST. AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church on
the corner of Garfield and Pacific
Aves., Holly Beach, N. j. Mass on
Sunday at 8 O'Clock a. m. Sun
d%ay-school at 2 o'clock. Mass on week
days at 7.3O a. m. Rev. Father Ma
roney, Rector.
HOLLY BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Pacific and Burke avenue,
Holly Beach.
Services every Sunday preaching by
the pastor, at 1890. Sunday-School at
2.3O. Song Service at 7.45. Preaching
blythe pastor 8 O'Clock,
Rev. g. B. Austin, acting pastor.
Christian Endeavor every Thursday
evening, at 8 o'clock.
" " v
PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Holly Beach ave-, below Leaning,
Holly Beach.
Rev. E. A. Mitchell, pastor in charge.
Service on the Lords Day:
Preaching 1920 am. and 7.30 pm.
Children's Service, $50 pm.
" " v
WILDWOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH
Wildwood Borough Hall.
Rev. w. J. Nelson, pastor in charge.
Sunday-school 2.30.
Evening worship 7.30.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
TOUR TO THE CANADIAN ROCKIES,
ExxyIC AMI ri ID
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

he was elected associate justice of the
Supreme Court Of California, being the
first Jew in America to be honored by
so high judicial position. He remained
upon the supreme bench uptil 1857, when
he resigned. He was considered one of
the ablest judges Of his time. The early
law reports Of his state contain many lu-
cid and well reasoned opinions which
Judge Heydenfelt delivered. After his
retirement from the bench he again re-
sumed active practice He was attorney
in a most interesting case where the right
of Jews to labor on Sunday was affirmed.
(Ex parte Newman, 9 Cal, 5O2.) New
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

man was convicted of selling clothing
contrary to the statute prohibiting the
sale Of merchandise on Sunday. Hey
denfelt took the case before the Supreme
Court upon a writ of habeas corpus.
That tribunal declared the law unconsti-
tutional upon the ground that it con-
ficted with the provision of the funda
mental law to the effect that the exercise
and enjoyment Of religious profession
and worship without discrimination or
preference should be forever allowed. In
the course Of the opinion the chief JUS
tice said: "When our liberties were ac-
quired, our republican form of govern
ment adopted and our Constitution
framed, we deemed that we had attained
not only liberation, but religious liberty
in the largest sense-a complete separa-
ton between church and state, and per-
feet equality without distinction between
religious sects."
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

was Judah P. Benjamin. He was adj
mitted to the Louisiana bar in 1882. Be-
fore establishing an extensive practice
he prepared the first digest Of the legal
decisions which had been rendered in his
commonwealth. Thereupon he immedi-
ately attained marked success in the pro-
fession and soon became the recognized
leader Of the Louisiana bar. His income
was large, and, having accumulated some
funds, he determined to embark in sugar
plantation and extraction. After devot-
ing some years to this pursuit, his prop
resumed the practice Of law and met with
greater success than before. The law
reports of Louisiana show that Ben jamin
had great many cases before the Su
preme Court. His practice was ex-
tremely lucrative and it is reported that
he received one fee alone Of $25 900,
which was very great for his period
Daniel Webster himself is said never to
have received a larger fee. 1t should not
be inferred from this that Webster was
a greater lawyer than Benjamin. While
Webster was indeed most illustrious
statesman, he did not possess as great
legal ability as Benjamin.
In 1S48 the Supreme Court of the
United States admitted Benjamin to
practice in that tribunal. Thereafter he
became one Of the leaders Of the federal
bar and his legal talents were recognized
throughout the country. He was Of
fered the office Of justice of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States by
President Pierce, but declined the honor,
preferring to devote his activities to law
and craftsmanship. Later Ben jamin be-
came United States senator, and after
the secession Of the southern states he
was successfully attorney general, secre
tary Of war and secretary Of state Of the
confederate states. He is described by
impartial historians as the most versatile
and consistent Of Jefferson Davis civil
councillors and was generally known as
"the brains Of the confederacy"
After the Civil war Benjamin was
compelled to flee, and betook himself to
England, where he was admitted to the
bar in 1866. He attained even greater
eminence as lawyer than when he lived
in America. Aside from his practice he
found time to make contributions to legal
literature In 1868 he published his fa-
nous work ''The Law of Sales Of Per-
sonal Property" which is the most au-
thoritative treatise on the subject. 1t is
generally recognized and followed by
courts of last resort wherever the com
mon law prevails. It is safe to say that
among those whose life work is COM
pleted Benjamin was the greatest Ameri-
The Jewish outlook., 1905-11-24

Certain elements are necessary attri-
butes of an able lawyer He must be
intelligent and energetic, possessed of a
spirit Of self-relance and resistance
and devote his efforts to causes
that are just. These qualities are
generally the characteristics Of the
jew Wherever he has been given an
opportunity for education he has seldom
ranked behind his neighbors in educa-
ton. The Jew is by nature energetic
and the manner in which he has adhered
to the faith of his fathers, and on that
account suffered persecution and oppres-
sion, is conclusive proof that he is not
deficient in the spirit of resistance Fur
tllermOre, the Jew has ever fought for a
cause which has justice for it's founda-
ton.
Yet with the necessary qualifications
the Jew in most Of the countries Of the
old world has not been granted the op-
portunity of entering the legal profes-
sion upon terms Of equality with people
Of other races But in America no dis
elimination has ever existed in the ad-
mission of Jews to the practice Of law.
Since European conditions had made
a wanderer and trader Of the Jew, he
was not prepared to enter upon a profess
sional career upon his arrival in the new
world. Although number Of prominent
Jewish scholars and physicians lived in
America during the early periods of our
history, no Jewish lawyers are found.
With the beginning Of the nineteenth
century Jews became members Of the le-
gal profession but no Jew gained distinc-
ton as jurist during the early devel-
opment Of this country.
Mordecai NJ. Noah, although better
known as an editor and Jewish political
leader studied law at Charleston, S. c.,
early last century and later became
judge of the Court of Special Sessions in
New York city.
By 1850 Jewish lawyers were to be
found in all the large centers Of popula-
ton in the United States, especially in
New York, Pennsylvania Maryland, Lou
isiana and California.
During the early days Of California
Solomon Heydenfelt became the most
prominent Jewish jurist upon the Pa
cifc coast. He studied law in Alabama
and became judge Of the County Court
of Talapoosa county. Leaving his south
ern home he went to California by way Of
the isthmus. He resumed the practice
Of law at San Francisco and soon be-
came well known and esteemed. In 1852
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
Sra 5inIano.

Sra 5eIiingfor8. 5inlano, telesrat
feres oen 24oe Septenber:
Store rusiiife EroppeafoeIinser er
aIlereoe bIet ienbt til Sinlanb. Gper
1900 Mnnb anfom ioag BERTH iom
6oriferfning al @a~rniionen pna 5Git'
ningen SDenborg t9t peo SeIiingfors.
De rusfiife @orniioner paa unore Ste.
Der | 6inIan6 er ogiaa nplig blet for.
~iterfet meo fra 700 til 1000 Wanb.
Zen ~feiierlige 5nmiIie npoer ! fuIbt
Mnul fin 2pitt1,r / be finlfe 5arpanoc.
2e f9roes MI | Rnrbeoen al @iborg.
Geceptioner oe oficieae 8iiitter !
a~pitbperne afperIer meb Sagt. o. 81.
ifeture, bpornnber G5oren Here 8onge
bar bapt Mnlebning til at trRffe finife
Bomber og 6iffere. On Dag fom en-
Slot genber omborb paa "Rploritier.
nen~ meo Smer % dit og ierif 6iif
iom @ape til aeiierparret, iom til
8ienejGlo bette no pene 8nper Of
Sub og Sslp til gsnberne. SerIt
| Slittuingen at ltgen bill oct f~eiier.
lige 6Slge penbe tilbage til Reterbof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29

e~apbtnfpn Grrfoe erer Saniun $ans
frnien, peb SaIt Otter. $50 Stber.
Rris tnbbunoen 10 Gents.
SrbboIb: % 9;tleser % ct aurt.
eoufon Sanforien oo1r tiIies. - Sill
ffe. - Sadfpn paa SfiISpabbeser. -.
Ssrsperhulen unberfsees. Saatcu
fourmer ODER paa Gbefatsen - Saatou
Hadr fig neS I grsopieen. - Saatpn
eisr SpboeeIier. - en- SladSefurt. -
Sc gtIbe to1nn,er. - IarbS S~ort1lirg.
- Sotpeu os ReIiors Nonbifab. -
Saatou os Sens funges at Ssrspere. -
@earp og St9rtes5ai fsre Srie. -
Sfutuius.
SprteaueIfe ppsr JIIrs
ftrdttoreru e: Sdatcu adar crts
boro | 9oro Rcffpu. - 2orb ReIion. -
2orb Relfon ~forIiier. - Saafon Iteeer
pna gtrdnoen, - Sadfou blRier pad
8laphorr. 81 Cullen. - Sadspn begras
Der 3ierrefauen. - SeoparbeH | Del
buIe Sra. - Gberre | @rebfrngttr9et.
- $aafou | tit SussSra. - ct @ras.
Set bemmeIisbeesfuIhe Gus. - Rnpes
eeier. - Sbrorrteriet. Snnfon %
Tnrp. - Sens % Nnrp fpmnrer iii Do
giISes 9arb. - Sens banter Sauire. -
Snifanb.u o. 1rnhuen. - Warp %
Storte Sat ibenrmer til SuIen. - 90,
Ispen bales rb. - Siernre | Turee.
9enne iuteresfante Sortantus ienbes
fcm Br9mie til npe Snbftribeuter for
$1.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
OY Rulitreif?

6lere @lnOP Tiger, Of Ser er Sean
til en- mn GuIitreit, enboa iterre emo
ben, ION 2ouoct bapoc / 1908,
SfaI ga &llIpriicrne iorbcicS % ia.
brifcrnc muotte itunie al 1on9el poa
@rpnoicI? st Telegram ira Scrnn.
ton, pa, iporer, at inqeu pe6 9eiteo;
mcu tI0euuriIcn0c 1CRu er ser uot
al. Zen itore auIQronCriorcnina,
llulteO Minemorters OF Nmcrico. men.
itrCr line Strib8trUfter o. r,litcr Dem
til en- aonlp pea 2jo % Gso moo
@rubeeterue. @uo fin Sihc logger
bcIlcr life bi$ie SUuoerne i Sfisbet,
men fnIber ole fine GpIagshuie %
@icmner meo 2llI, ior at iUIge Dem
I'll opifrue0e 4riiCr. ON ariR brpoer
los. SaaIeoeS itaar Sagerne for Gle.
bIifttt. Zen t4Sc Grccmber itaI allI.
aroOcrnr boIoc Ntgoc / Shamofin, %
IA OiI en- @eilutuing ON Srig eler
6reo blipe inttct. &piS &ria uobrp.
Der be9pnoer oen omfrius lite aprtI
1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
5apdn 90 GneIano.
Naianre-S raftaten mellem be to 2anor
oiientfissjsres.

Com isr onitaIt | "GoIten" afiIitt.
teSc Sturbritonnien o. Sapdn Den
f2te Auguit Ell np Aliance.5 rnf.
tat, men | Eaapente al llofoloet al
5reostonierencen | Eortsmoutb bleo
ben forelgbis bemmeligboIot. Sprit
2irsoag Den 26oe Sept. bleD oens
fulSe Cert offentliggiort / 2onbon, og
oct bier fig, at oenne me graftnt
fnpttcr ben britiif-iapaneiiife aaiance
enonu ~foitere emo ben gninIe Srnftni
laf 1902.
Sraftdten, Der CT unoerteanet
Lar tt0enrigsminiiter 2~ansoowne for
englauos geofommenoe oa af Baron
Sopaibi for SapanS, ~ii1oeboloer otte
forte Garngrafer og en- SnSleoning.
Sen iieite forflarer, at 6~enIigten meb
5ruftoteu er at o~pretboIoe 6reoen /
aiien og Snbien og at beoare ale
Waeters Snteresie / aina peS at
iifre aiias llnfbnnaigbeS oe Sntegri.
let Qloe!eligbeo) oa pe6 at b9ooe
Brinctpet ON lige fotnuercieIIe Het-
tigbeoer for aIe Notioner iamt at
oeoligboloe Storbritanniens og sSa.
bans t%erritoriale Hettiabeber / git.
nlten os Snoien og at.forIpare 6eres
ipecieae Snteresier paa oisie Steoer.
Selpe Sraftaten beltemmer 0erpaa,
at ifnIoe nogeu al De to Barter bli
inpoloeret / en- &rig i 5orionr al open-
nPpnte &ettigbe6er eler SHteresier,
ifal Den atoen Gart itrar for1rre fin
aaierebe tilbiGlp. Gnglono oner.
fienber Sapons Sperbpibeo oper So.
req og Sapons &et til at tage Taa.
oanne 6orbolbsreeler til StpreIie,
aontrol og 9eifptteIie al Scored, font
finoes nsOpeu6iae for Sopans Snte.
reSier, forltoiot at bisie SprboIosrea.
Ter life Itrioer moo 8rincipet ON Iige
fommercieae o. i~nbnltrielle &ettigbe.
Der for aue @ationer. s Sn6ien er
oerimoo SorboIbet oiupenot. 0e TO
Barter forpIister iig enonioere til life
bier for Jig at inoIaoe Jig pau iprIige
arrongementer meo nnore Mugter,
naar bette fan fornofettes at fonune
/ aonilift meo De 9iemeo, iom CT
n9bnt / Snblebningen.
Sraftoten er s~iRlbenbe / 10 gar
fra Den Cato, oen er undersigned.
Samtioigt meo Sraftaten offent.
li8gioroes ogfaa EFT Ssi9effrtbeIie fra
ltoenrigsminiiter ~2anSbopne, ioml
iamrtlen meb en- &opi al S~raftaten
operienotes ben r~usiiife og frantic
Gegiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
en- Spenife ON Ganaoa.

Zen inenife @nerifaner @liItao
Carton / Rorquette, Wtth,, er npItg
ncnbt tiIboee fra Ell 8 Tigers Sllr til
SuSfathenon. bncr han iipr bar iot
Jig mb / 6orboIoene ! Smegnen al
9attIeforb. San flyer, at en- fatti5
Mfduo life fan ftnbe 9iusopbuIo Der,
% at en- rig Mano life oiI brp iia ON
at DO Der. Nteo onbre Orb: Rr.
&arion iraraaoer line ipenIfe 2nnoS.
mGro at ubpanbre Ill CANADA. &c
nil hd oct mteaet beore | Rifigan,
hpor Ran ieIp Dor. IS Rprbeben al
@inuipeg iaa ie9 mango inulffe
6arme," tiger ban; men ~nnoenitebs
aap &aroet intct gunitigt Sn6trpf.
Gaa mango Steaer par Ger noaIe for.
foIhue Spehptter, boor Sarmere bauoe
boet % opbprfet en- Gel N9erfeffer,
men 6erpaa fcrlabt oct belle. Seem
SnttleforS or j SaSfnthepnn Den enc
tie 9p, iom er al nogeu Stsrrelie.
arbei0SIsunen or lap. SueSfcre iaar
$3.50 pr. Sog % andre Saauoper-
fere | Sorbolb. Spen bar trtet al
boIoe fig I'll uocn agerbruset ! hens
Smeen, % 6et uSoifIer ia tent. Sea
traf en- an9aopbrTtter, icm gisr Oct
gpot; men ct 2uitn Somcitcabers,
ium req tum i SersreIie meo, suIfer
Tic oerfro, ON De bore timoe. Seq
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
Yiles bnrttg
fureret I 6iemmet.
G%iebIiffslis 2inSrins, paris STIR -
grppepaffe ienbes init pr. Brit
I rent SmHag til ale.

Giles er en- ffrpffelia Spsoom, men
let at beIbreoe, beriom on toger oct
ret.
Gn Speration me6 3ninen er far.
Zig, gruium, pompgenSe og unsobeu'
big.
Ser err bare en- anoen itffer Roabe
at blipe b~elbreoet pnn imertefrit,
i~ifferet og i oct pripote / sit e9et Siem
= oct cr 8prdutio bile Sure.
81 bill ienSe en- 8repefloife init pr,
Tuit til ollie iom Ifrioer.
Set bill gipe siebliffelig 2inbring,
oiie sig bette RiobeIs i~faSelsie, imerte.
frie 9eifaifeube6 og iatte Dig gobt
inei MOB en- porig SelbreOelie.
Gerefter fau on foa en- fuEo Stsr'
relic Dor ira enbper apotefer for 80
Gents, % ofte furerer en- Dor.
Seriom en- &potefer foris9er at
iGfge Dig uoget, iom er ltgeiaa goot,
90 err oct forSi ban tiener mere 8enge
poo Subititutet.
SSSniiiter paa at faa boao on f~orIau-
ger.
SeIbreoelien be9bn6er itrar og ueo'
bIiber burtis iu6tiI ben er fuIbitGn.
oig o. permanent.
On fan fortiGtte meo sit arbeioe
og ppre roIig % fumiortnbeI belle ii
6en.
Get er nGrot at prspe.
Seno bare oit Hapn 90 gObreSie
til Spromio Srllg 60, 1854 gpramih
Building, @iaribna, Mih., % fna
frit pr. omgaaeuSe Eoit en- Rrsoe'
paffe / rent SmiIag.
Suienoer or blepne furerebe pao
Senne imerteirie % bilige Naaoe
BET prioote | Sienmet.
ssngen auip % oenS Sortur.
Sneen 0oftor % bans &egninser.
aue apotefer, 90 Gents. Strir
ioas efter en- fri Eoffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
Dene,ueIa.

st Telegram fra Caracas meSSe.
Ter, at grpfioent Rooiepelts ltbien.
bling, Wr. 8. S. Calhoun, nsie letter
Jig inb | Stri6en melem 6ranfrig og
@ene5ueGa. Sau ~tii6ragte / forrige
ltge 70 Elmer hos Sronfriss WintIter.
%. Soianp. @esieringen | Geneaaela
p~aaitaar, of Den bar ifriftelige 9eoi.
ier for, at oct frantic aabeIfompani
u~noerfafteoe fig 8omnten tmoo oct,
90 bog fom Or. Saisnp meb en- Bro
teIt. Genne furbe life pere anbet
END ct llotrpf for bans perionIise
%llpilie, og BrGiibent @aftro piIoe Der.
for life mere BABE noset at gisre meb
ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29

.lfisnner life. hpao arbeiosmnnSen
ital IeOe ai til ginteren. ga Der abio.
Int ct inter at be5tiue. Meo Eioen bill
Grobinien niaoife bIipe fiilo al bel-
aerloe asre % @arfer; men bet bill
ncppe tie for ON mango Mar. TN
Mnno ira Midiean fan life tribes
Der. 2isbmnroerte / ioritieaise guer
fiagcoe cuer, at be altio mao sipe Sire.
DIT. Get er en- flor Semitic"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
CANADA morf.

Gen curo6iife Rarineminifter &ap-
menb Grefontaine bar ~forleoen /
Glepelaro, o, Ieoiaget al Here ANDRE
Gnnnbiere. Se beisgte ct al Hegie'
rin9ens Sti6sperfter, 90 | Ell Snter.
ptem ia9Se Iiuniiterer. at bois oct
Ellen n~sSoenoig Of beifptte De canaoi'
ife 6iiterettigbeoer paa De itore Sno.
Ianbsiiser. maatte Ganaoa bpggc en-
M arpSier zig "gieiIont" % laoe
Dem besge iaee amerifauife Sitter.
baaoe, iom operifriber 8rGuieIiuieu.
"GonaSo". Iagoe ban, "er fait beitemt
paa of p9nne @Inerifanerne uf meo
at rife i pore 5nrnmoe. Soao tan
pi for. at 5ifen BELT boiler iig paa
Dor SIDE Of Siseu9 Gen bitter, at
SEN BELT oil til os, % Den fol fao
SOP til at eaa gmerifanernes Gaic
fcrbi, set fpite boao oct otl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
Otter Rrisen.

Srn @lnbippitof meIbes ben 25oe
Sepember:
Cen gamle SorretningsrsreIie ben.
Der mn bllrtigt tilbage Der | gpen II.
Den Sreben blep %Illlttet. 9e Snopna.
mere, iom mnntte forlnoe 9pen / De
uroIige Gage, bender mn tilbase, os
oct fommer itabtgt mere og mere 2ip
/ Sanbel og Snbuitri. Sremmeoe
Sampere os Seilifibe meb Sragt bar
olerebe begpn6t at inofinbe fig, o.
45 9ampere bentes meo oct fsrite fra
Son9fong og. Sbungtat.
Sc municipale ailtoriteter bar
mobtaget Soreipsrsi1er fra 80 omeri.
fanIfe Sirmaer ungaaenoe grboer'
belle al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / gIaoi.
boftof. Safaa iapaneitife Sirmaer
fomner inb og bar forbert iig ON
Seize al Counter, boor De fan opfsre
Sorretningsbuie. Rusierne orsuni.
ierer lieeleoes aompanier meS bet
Sormaal at banole meo sitaiiattfe
8robufter.
Sra Sofip meSSeles, at man l 9aiS.
ten at npite Maaneo bar Saab ON at
funite bierge ben ruSfiife &rp6ier go.
oif, iom / a,lguit ifior bIep if,ibt iiRnf
az Sapaneisrne peo aroiafopff paa
Gen SnfDnIin.
Sra Sbesia beo Sortebabet meIoes,
at en- Commission fra ct. 8etersburg
er nnfommet BERTH for at iorbereOe
Mootagelien al 100000 rusiife
Rrigsfanaer I Sapnn. 9e bill blt
transporteret Sispeien fra Sapan til
SebaitapoI, % opennapnte &ommis.
ion bar bu / Opbrag at ifaffe mibler.
tibigt aparter for Dem, in6til Sc after
fan BIZ forfeit bIdnot De &egimenter,
bpor De tiGbgrer. Get antageS, Of Hus.
lano nton plunge no meb 8 Wsiqioner
Collars | 8oitpenge til Sapan for ollie
oisie a~rigSfanser.
Sra Sem Dorf mebbeles, at Baron
apmura MI er iaapas raff, at ban
benne llee fan tiltrRoe Siemreiien.
San bill rciie meo 8amperen "gm-
prefs Of Snoia" iom ofgaar fra @an.
couper 6eu 2oen Sftober. Baron So.
mura leOioges at Sr. Soto, iom bleo
tilbage Dos BAN ! Stem 0orf, % De
andre iapaneiiife Brebs6elegater rel.
ite hient, og at Baron 9ane9o, Sapars
betroebe 6inans.asent / amerifd,
iom oeiaa nh bar fnIbfsrt jim 0fis.
EN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29
etprbpnsen % bans Sinner. On

Gtorbpnscn o. hans Gsnrer. en- Sors
trlliug fra Ghtpar5tpaIb. efter 8ertboIb
Gnerba6. Speriat af 81. g.. Sftsaaro.
Subbrnber rs Gents. 224 Sioer.
SnbbpIb: Sra a~lmanbbeicn op til
8aarben. @aarber. - en- Sierer
Iom Hal fbitre baabe ben enc % ben aus
ben. - RotIiat 9ilbdae6m. - Solfefris
bebeits @ddr % bens Spirer l ct friift
uHebomsbierte. - Grit 8obs, frit 8rso.
hog life Sriheb I aIt. - SnipI % tlrnge
Sarfer. - Srterf9rben. - 8agtolelfe
oq 2orm I @erber. - Gtorren braber
los. - Meifen iii Sefteu. - Seftfibel.
- Seurer ~fontter hiem. - ct fdttigt
8drn | S~GSrenebuiet. - grpber % gros
ber6drn. BrGnieopsdng. Sen
fansne SIbgtnins er after ri. - Sen
rbe Stamgobseier.
9enne barre OF interesimfe Sortpl>
ling oe ct Glars Subifristipu FOR $3.50
til npe Ibormerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-29

1inanSminiitrr Sbap bar til en-
poIitiif &lub i Soma ifrepct, ut bet
or bans Aat at frotrUoc tit mrorrenoe
Gmbcoc ocu lite 6cbrttar 1906.
Sam bill ga beQpnoc Of ~iorbcreoe ut
observation-disclosures for 1908.