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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
BOOMING KANSAS LANDS.
santa Fe WIN Endeavor to ATTRACT
settlers to Southwestern Kansas.


Under the direction of George T.
Nicholson. the third vice president OF
the company, the colonization depart
ment Of the Atchison, Topeka &
santa Fe railway is making special
efforts to boom southwestern Kansas
along that line of the road which is
known as the Englewood branch.
During this month and January and
February articles exploiting the nat
uraI resources of the country from
Kingman county west through Pratt,
Barber, Comanche, Clark and several
other counties in that vicinity, Will
appear in 1.-The Earth" a magazine
published by the passenger depart
ment of the Santa Fe. These articles
are to be written by Mr.. Howard Nil
Ter, newspaper man from Illinois,
who is now on the ground studying
the conditions about which he is to
write. Another thing that Mr.. Miller
has been employed to do is to visit
the towns in that section Of Kansas
and to ask them to organize CONNER
cial clubs for the purpose of cooper
ating with the Santa Fe in bringing
new settlers to their country.
There is a prevailing idea among
railroad men who have given the
EngIewood territory very much
thought that the Santa Fe will extend
its line on out into New Mexico Other
roads have their eyes upon the cOun-
try now tributary to Englewood and
are surveying lines through that coun-
try,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
CLARENCE VAN YAw IN JAIL.
Wen Known Railroad Man Accused of
EmbezzIement.

EmDeZZleflenL.
Denver, Dec. 16-Clarence NJ. Van
Law, city ticket agent for the Moffat
road, bon vivant prince of good fell
lows, and one of the well known rail-
road men in the west, is in the county
Jail on a charge of embezzlng $1,000
from his employers. He was arrested
at his home, 203S Lafayette street, on
Thursday night on a warrant sworn out
in Justice Cartons court by the Ma
tiondl Surety company, his bondsman
and in default of $1,000, under which
bond he was placed, was compelled to
go to Jail.
Failure to record sales of tickets is
said to have been Mr.. Van Laws
method, and an examination of the
books shows that the shortage has
taken place within the past three
months=in fact, 1t had its beginning
at the time of the Grand Army of the
Republic encampment in this city.
According to Ralph w. Smith, gen
eral manager of the western division OF
the National Surety company. who was
on Mr.. Van Laws bond for $4,000, an
examination of his books revealed the
shortage. AS is customary, the surety
company makes an examination OF the
books of all on whose bonds they are,
and when Mr.. Van Laws were ex-
amined it showed, according to the ex-
perts, that instead of turning in the
receipts from sales of tickets for the
past three months he had appropriated
most of them.
The news of Mr.. Van Laws arrest
created a sensation on Seventeenth
street He has always been voted one
of the popular men in town. At first
the news was discredited, but when
gradually confirmed, regrets were ex-
pressed on all sides
Where the money went Is not known
but it is generally supposed that Mr.
Van Laws expenses exceeded his sal
ary. He was always we'll dressed, ana
was accredited on the streets as being
a liberal s2ender-
Some time ago, when Mr.. Van Law
vas with the Rock Island road as
ticket agent. there were rumors of an
alleged Shortage. These rumors float
ed through Seventeenth street for a few
weeks, but they were discredited ~ ms
Mr. Van Law has been connected
with local officers of railroads for the
past fifteen years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
A Southeast Kansas Phone Deal

Parsons, Kan. Dec. Icy transfer
to the Citizens Home Telephone COM
pany the Home Telephone company of
Parsons has ceased to exist and all the
property, franchises and all other
rights and emoluments of the latter
company became the property of the
Citizens Home Telephone company.
This is a merger that embraces the
telephone exchanges at Parsons, Pitts
burg, Oswego, Chetopa, Altamont
Mound Valley, Edna and Bartlett, prac-
tically covering the county with a net
work of wires, while its toll lines cover
the entire southeastern part Of the
state, giving communication with kan
sas CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
HE'S AFTER MONEY.
Fraud Trying to Get Cash in Form of
Charity.

A fakir who is soliciting funds in the
interest of the Topeka Provident asso-
citation and the missionary societies of
the city has been making the rounds Of
the residence district of the city with
in the past two or three days. THE
man has been reported to US from sew
eraI different districts" said DR.. c. B.
Van Horn, secretary of the associa-
ton. "One morning he was reported
to us to be soliciting with subscrip-
ton list for the association and then
in the afternoon he was going around
on similar purpOrted errand for one
Of the missionary societies. The man
is a fraud. We have been trying to
apprehend him but have been unsuc-
cessful thus far. The association never
does a soliciting business in the man
ner described
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
ALIMONY FOR MRS. FOLEY.
Court Says the Parsons Politician Must
Pay $50 Monthly.

Parsons, Kan, Dec. 16.=When
Judge c. A. Smart of the Douglas coun-
ty district court granted the divorce
which Mrs. P. T. Foley asked from her
husband. P. T. Foley. of this city. he
took the question of alimOny under adj
visement and has now issued an order
granting Mrs. Foley $50 a month for
four years.
In her petition for divorce Mrs.
Foley did not ask for any specific
amount to be paid as permanent ali-
mony, although she did ask for one
hundred dollars a month as temporary
alimony, and she also asked that Foley
be compelled by the court to pay her
attorney a reasonable fee and the costs
of the suit.
A former judgment of the court in
this case restrained Foley from selling
anything except in the way of trade in
order to prevent him from dispOsing OF
his property to avoid aIimony.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
STEVE HAYDEN Is NO MORE.
One of the Best known Conductors in
Kansas Dies at Wichita.

Wichita, Dec 16.-steve Hayden, one
Kansas, died here the other day of heart
failure His acquaintance extended not
only in railway circles, but also in polit-
in 1884 when he refused to join secret
cabal of railway conductors who had for
their purpose the taking from the rail-
roads of one-third of all the cash fares
collected by them. Not only did Hayden
refuse to become member of this or
ganization, but he boldly told them that
he would furnish evidence to prosecute
all who engaged in such dishonest prac-
tees The Missouri Pacific railway never
forgot Steve Hayden and his faithful
ness was rewarded by giving him one of
the best runs on its entire system. For
over twenty years Hayden ran a passen-
ger train from Fort Scott through lola
and Wichita to Geneseo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
STEEL RAILS FROM ABROAD.
Southern Pacific Has Contracted fol
Thousands of Tons of Them.

Galveston, Tex, Dec. 16-Thousands of
tons of foreign steel rails are to be inn
ported via Galveston for use. in the con
struction of extensions to the Southern
Pacific and other Hartman lines.
A specially chartered vessel is now on
its way to Galveston from Bilboa, Spain.
with 5000 tons aboard. These rails are
part of a contract for 21000 tons placed
by the Hartman people with the Altos
Hornos des Viscaya. They will be land
ed in Texas at a dollar a. ton less than
the existing quotations for American
rails and at the mills The awarding of
other contracts in Europe is pending be-
cause of the fact that not only are bet
ter deliveries obtainable on the other
side but the prices are much more IA
vorable than those at present quoted
here.
For an extension to the Southern Pa
cific into Mexico a contract for IA 900
tons has been placed with another Span
ish mill, the Altos Hornos de Bilbao
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
CALL FOR MORE MONEY
Lawson Proposes Another Pool of
$4,000, 600 on Copper.

Boston. Dec. 16.-Thomas ". Law
son has sent out Invitations to his fol-
lowers to contribute to a $4,000, 600
pool to fight the System" in connec-
ton with the copper stocks. After stat
ing that the losses in the 100000 600
have been s3.6OO,00 he offers to re-
fund to investors their pro rata share
with interest at ~ per cent for the
time which has elapsed since the last
profit dividend of per cent was paid.
His followers are thus given the choice
of pulling out or staying in the deal
and an opportunity to put up more
money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
DID FoRT SCOTT coon.
Revival at NJ. E. Church Increased
Sunday school 237 Members.

Fort Scott, Kas., Dec ia re-
ligicus revival was instituted at the
First NJ. E. church five weeks ago,
and the results have ben remarkable.
sunday School, Cox, of Kansas City.
was secured, who led an army of
workers searching for children.
The meetings closed last night, with
the following results: Sunday school
increased from IT'S to 412. Twenty
five adults and So young people went
to the altar. Seventy people, new
corners and others, were found who
win get letters and deposit them with
the First church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
AIonzo ". Cherer Dead.

Dedham, Mass, Dec. 16.-Alonzo
w Chever, the agricultural writer,
who has written for nearly every
farming paper in the United States,
and who was associate editor of the
New England Farmer, died here to-
day. He was born in 1881 and began
to write for agricultural papers in
1850, and has been engaged In that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Dec. 16.-
During pandemonium among the pas
sengers of a Wisconsin Central train
when it was struck by a freight train
west of this city, Mrs. I. r. Christian
from Tacoma, Wash, en- route to
wager, W. Va, gave birth to a child.
She was brought to hospital here.
No one was fatally iniured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
Electric Railway Extends.

Chfcopee. Kan. Dec. 16.-The work
of laying rail on the extension Of the
Pittsburg electric railway has begun
at this place. The ties have been laid
for a distance of several blocks and a
force of men are engaged in laying the
rails at the terminus of the old line.
The grading from here to Weir City has
been practically completed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
F. A. DELANo's GooD WORK.
Has Effected Great Economies in Oper-
alton of Wabash.

Chicago, Dec. 16-Since f A Delano,
president of the Wabash, has taken su-
preIne direction of the operations of that
road he has succeeded in effecting won
derful things in the way of economies.
The ratio of operating expenses to gross
earnings has been reduced from 1907 per
cent to 66.6 per cent. During the last four
months operating expenses have decreas-
ed s., 100000. Freight earnings for Novem-
Der increased greatly without any in
crease in freight train mileage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
on TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Bebekahs' Committee Looking at
Orphans Home Sites.

The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
orphans home board, which inspected
the Dewey hotel Friday afternoon at
Eureka Lake, near Manhattan, arrived
IN Salina Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock to inspect the property which
that town offers for the establishment
of the home In Salina. The proposals
from the towns bidding were opened
by the board on the 18th. The board
VIII not return to Topeka before
Tuesday or Wednesday, and it is prob
able that the decision of the board
will be made known from Wichita.
which viii be the last town to be Wis
tied before returning to Topeka.
The personnel Of the board. Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Wehe, Topeka; Mrs Ade-
laide Wayland, washington: Mrs.
Elma 3. Dalton. Winfield: Mrs. Fiest,
Atchisoni Mrs. Bradford, COncordia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

here costing approximately 81, 900, 600.
The capacity OF the present plant viii
be doubled and 1900 mc@T employed. 1t
is the intention to make the shops SO
complete that locomotives and cars can
be built from the ground up. Work on
the new shops viii begin early in the
spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
Major Daingerneld's winnings.

Lexington, Ky Dec. 16.-When the
black horse, Major Daingerfeld, won
the Magnolia stakes at New Orleans last
week he entered the charmed circle OF
S100, 600 winners Of the American turf
and became the twenty second horse to
earn such high winning honors in the
annals of racing in this country For
five seasons now Major DafngerfeId has
earned a total of 500, 500 in stakes and
nurses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
THINK IT BLIND sTAGGERs.

Cause OF inc Death OF IfHy ENsIIO
County Horses a Mystery.
Hutchinson, kan, Dec ia great
number of horses are dying oyer Reno
county. There is a question of what is
the cause. It is generally believed to
be blind staggers.
Some have advanced the idea that
it was caused by horses running on
stalk pasture but stephen Couch, who
has lost several, says his horses were
fed on good alfalfa hay and mill feed
and they had what he calls blind
staggers.'' Arthur Drake lost one that
had not been on stalks at all. Simon
Rooms and son lost three horses and
can't tell what killed them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
BAD Ere AT IURoN.
Whole Block and other Residences
Destroyed With Contents.

Atchison, Kas., Dec. 16.-The town
of Huron, in this county, was nearly
destroyed by fire shortly before mid
night last night, and the loss is esti-
mated at about $4,000. The fire
started in Murphy's livery stable and
spread to the Masonic hail. adjoining,
which burned with all its contents A
whole block of store buildings and one
residence was burned before the fire
was checked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
A sfO. 600 Building for lola.

lola, Dec leone of the latest build
ings in process Of erection in this city
is a $4,000 brick fat by Ira Fuller. It
will be for offices and have all modern
improvements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

Sabetha, Kan, Dec is T Hol-
comb, owner of the Pawhattan Bee. has
sold the paper to G. w. Porterfeld. a
clerk in the Bank of Powhattan. Mr.
Porterfield viii continue in his position
in the bank while he edits the paper
He will assume charge Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
EicIlt-IE1Ilr Ilar Id EIalifnr

Halifax. n. S. Dec 16.-The lob
printers of this city won a victory to-
day when their demand for an eight
hour day was conceded by the master
printers without struggle. 4 big
strike has thus been averted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

vocation. ever since. He had been
associate editor of the Farmer for so
years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17
TWO MILLIONS FOR SHOPS.

Gould Lines VIII Build Mammoth
Plant at Salt lake City.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 16.-Gould lines
running into this city, the Rio Grande-
Western and Western Pacific. the latter
now under construction, viii build shops
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

The final work of the mob was done
quickly and quietly. Every shred of
clothing was stripped from the wretch
ed victim and with a whitewash brush
the hot tar was applied from head to
foot. Care was taken that it was not
so hot as to burn him to death. Then,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
Sale Saa Stepne.

Senner Of ct. Slaf 9aie 8aasSednl,
iom fpiqcr mob 9utber College / Geeos
rab ben The Rai. sisr SorbcrebeIier til
at iaa ct grtratoa ira minneapolis %
ct. YduI og Rorthfielo til Seecrab Den
Gag. Soset pii afsoa fra RirueapoliS
&Ioiteu $50 ON Rorsereu o. frn Rortbs
IeIb Alptfen $50 % automme til 3eeos
rdb omtreut aiotteH 10. 90 af9auastis
ben er iaa tiolie paa W~orseueu, er BET
SeuIiateu at bnpe en- Sopeoosn peo Stas
tiouen / minneapolis on aftenen Seu
f6be, bpor SoIf fra S~uiDinsbperue tau
ead iub og saa tiliengs, mar Dc oil ON
afteHeH. og barre uforitgrreoe, til De
tommer til Eecorob. On arbeu Sopes
poan oil blipe tilfsict / RortbHelb. 30.
get bill afaan fra Seeorah ON afteusu
ben f7be alofteu 10. 90 Rasingerer fra
Spiainebperue bill tiIaoes al blipe i Sa'
peppgnen pen Stntionea / RiuueapoI:S
iii ON RoreeneuL On meaet LAP Billet
pris err iifret, ps be, Tom enifer at prrc
meo fra NinnenpoIis eDer Ct. YaiI, be-
boee al meloe iig til u. z, Sermon, 100
SIour er6anee, NiuueapoIis. 5eleion
Raiu 684.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
Wy pasiaeerbaao,

Gen bpioe StierneIinic bar i SiSic
Gage sget lin 6Iduoe meb ct mt
Goupitib, iom bGrcr 4apnet "@ra.
bic" % itdt ooo me0em Bolton %
liverpool. Get er b9gGct poo ~idtrrrr
Waobe iom bens Glbrc Sfibe "gnI.
tic, "Georic" % Celtic. ser Teller
for Rem Dorf, men er life iaa tort.
2Gn9oer er 600 BOB. 8reOoen S.,
cg Oct me Sfib latter 5000 Cons.
Sobe0fabptten Iigger miotifib$, og
iornn Den or ouoer % treble aubut.
Ter er israet aoht ogiaa for Eosia.
aerer pad treble Eluo5. Der er iGr.
itilte Rum meb ,, 3 % 4 8eier, %
iuno 2uft fommer ue6 peo Sielp al
Bitter, iom 6ripe5 meo Gleftricitct
Sftbct onto9es at bile SIRE en- 6ort
pao 16 Ssmit / ltHen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
Rancnforeens Datter.

Oct engeIife llF'frift "Soue Chat"
f~ortolte for fort 3io iiben Iiot ON
ben afosoe aonunfuuge Srie6rih Al.
ireb aruppS itore 8irfiombeo og ON
groinaen til oue hans SerIigbeoer,
Den nittenaariqe Bertha 9ritpp.
Wan fan nof tGnfe iig, at en- una
Game, iom eter EFT 6ormue paa 300
Wtinioner Collars % bar en- aorlig
SnotGat pao 10 Dtiaioner cr Ell itor
8epinit for oct tpife 9GgteifobSntor.
feb. s DC iibitc ii aor bar oct ocrior
oGret ct iterft omNebotteret Spsrgs.
mail peb anfFieIfaberne | Gsien og
Srtean, bpem Ser en- 8ano { Si0et
ifuIbe bIi ben I0tfeIige 9eiler. ga.
tltrli9pis bar Der o9iaa gnnet Rpqtcr
ON, at sGtItn9cr at oct melt btao
BLOB / SpifIonO, 2iterrig og andre
Sanoe bapoe logt fine Sierter for
5e0berne al &auoufongens Cater,
pg en-, al 5ricrne Qif enoog ian pi0t.
at ban fit fin 6orlonelie meb arrin.
gen inbrpffet / Noiien; ben bIeU 0og
imiolertio burttg 0ementeret.
6rieSrib gIfre0 arupps tragiIfe
9so er bel enonu ! rift Ninoe. 81,
eren Of oe itore Stoaloerfer efterIoo
iig ct BELT Iioct aongerige. Store
aul. og Scrrminer, mGetige Sfiba.
bp9gerier og miIPoioe 2anoitrRfnin.
ger bar bans, og hunorebe tr,ieu Mcn.
neifer falbte BAN i'm Serre og Reitcr.
&rllpp beoe lt6cu at eiterIaSe ,tg
Conner; Serinto0 bdpoe ban TO 1s.
ire. al bpilfe Ben Glbite, Bertha, en-
pnffcr ing 8ige pda nitten gor, blep
giort til lluiperialaroing og GGcf
for belle Sen folo5iole girfiombeo.
let aongerige. ION Bertha arupp
mi berifer ober er mGgtist. : ben.
oes forifieaige 8erfer er beifiGftiget
400 bsiere 6uRftiou9rer og 1929
arbeiSere. SotaIiummen al arbei.
bere, aoinoer 90 9srn, iom or afbGu.
gig al benbc uOgisr 10000. Sffe
alene err oct / gsier. at 8irfiombeocu
bnr fit S9Se, nei operalt | set itore
aeiierriee bar Sen 6orbiubelier. emo.
o. / Spmiicn eies aoifiatge RiueraI.
miner, % / 8ottcr0am or SppeSplaS,
len for ben arlsppife Stibsiinie. Gog
og Rat nSienSes Den mRaiige 5abrif5
8rooufter iii ale 9eroens Sisrner
og aanter. General aiiroft beifpSer
DC rusiiIfe trooper meb @epGrer.
Montreal 5ogos Bomber. iom resnet
neo oper bet bsSsSsmte Bort aribnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28

por ligeiom DC Staalplooer, ionn
beitptter bans Sfibe = uosaoct ira
De GSienSfe gerfer.
Get er life iaa ipRrt Innae iioen. at
alfreo ariipp uteS aSiiitauce at ire
arbeioere itortet bette Soretaaenoe,
iom efterbodrbeu ifriloe anita ion
ubpre Iimeniioaer. q
Snofil iSorens 0so bsrte man nof.
iaa lieet ONT 6rsfeu Bertha. ri %
til reiite bun ira oa til gSien Tor al
belsge fine 8enner. Roor bun bar
Il @pen optraabte bun alto nteBet Re.
itebeut. bar jepnt og itiIhilot flrSt
% life til at ifieIue fra DC ouore 9or.
aerostrey bpiS Sabre tieuer lit 2epe.
brso / henbes Sabrifer.
Ten unse 8ige n6ioloer en flor
@irficmbeo | i'm Siemitopn. gu al
Observation-Disclosures. TOM beItdor al
benpeb GOO 6omilier, or ct SIdQs
Experiment for bcuoe. San mart
bun bsrcr ON npe SnSretninqcr al
GrbciberboIiacr, rn SloaS IentiIa.
ton cncr GrGnertre, GpboacliCr pon
SngteuenS Smronbc. blir Sc itrar
preuet | bcttSeS @cuiterfoIcui. Srm
fienber ole Sc aomIe Golf pen Raur.
fieuoer hereS Siitprie. ocreS Snraer;
% oct bill iiae meaet for CIT ing Iiqc,
hnem SeIifobSlipet % belle sen itore
Teroen ucutcr poo ue6 oabrc slrme.
oA Jon fnn bruce MiIIioner ser. hoor
andre fun fan onpeuoe SunSre0er,
at bun foretrGffcr fine roliqc &iiqtcr
/ aItenbof iremior @eumNring %
Smiaer.
SPIT oppr pna 9iergct, omaioet al
prGgttge Sfogc % eocrturIiae &ooer.
liaacr oct arllpp'ife BALLADS og ifltcr
no oper Sol og 9oI. Set lager ina
aoot, at fln cit fort Sfuitribc tiIocr.
fire miuber Ell ON, at bcr er Stcoct.
bnor De mratige Woifiner nrbcibcr.
SIottet beitoat al lpS, fronff SouS.
item % er CT arfitrftoniif Neitrrimffe.
! oorebis bar 500 @ttrcrc urbcioct
poo set, og set inorr Itaar i iuQen
6eniecttoe ttEbogc for ieloe @pauins
gen. 6rieSrid aIfreS arupp par CIT
flor &tnitctifcr, % Ro8ier al foit.
bare aunitaicuItonoe fisbtc& / olc
Gete al europa % irnbtcS til hans
Slot.
Siocn GrippS DO bar ser orrct
forhotoSpiS title / Sc Itore Sale |
@ina SueQeI. NenS 6aren Iepet, bar
aciIer Wilbelm en- boppig @iGit |.
gsien. Sffe fud foo az Sans Boie,
itTtS anbinetSorSre oa oiatiac 2Fri.
CT Sotcret "GiIo Sltcoct."
Wnnae andre frone6e SobcScr %
6priter bar nrret 8iGiter oeS arupp3
giGitirie 9orS, Reu NH bar oIt for.
onbret fig, og bet bGnSer iieI6cu. at
roger fuuturer gei6a hos Sc tire en-.
iomme apinSer Noren og DC to
0stre -i beres pr9gtige Slot beit
oppe paa gierget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
"Samur stiiiStioenOe" (ssirc)

"Snmar SiiftStioeuSe" (Ssirc)
ifripcr:
"@r oct 2ronpriRicus opriatiae
Wening at bile girrc ct oIporIigt
6orisg paa at rebnc ltrionen meo
@ibeboIo al Oct norifc 1oIfs Goo.
bile - oct pilbe OErc Suarifab Of
ne9te, at nj, eieloer set tntet minSre,
-bo er ben iibsiclile aonicfpcns
beraf, at ida MAJ aoniuIatlopeu iout.
tioneres. Ten fsrite 9etinaeIie for
SnoIeOcIien af npe 6orbmbIingcr -
9oitrsms aigang : CT opfpIot, beu
onSen, aoniuIatiogen8 Sanftion,
itaar tifbage.
SrobS De eienbonmGIble - oi BRIT.
ger en- milo @eteereIie - 8pnome.
ncr, iom fnptter ia til set itSitc lam.
meniatte Stutsraab, niL ri life op.
aibe Sroen pad oen iioite WuIigbeo.
oct iibite Saab."
5 anleoning at Stat8miniiter 90.
itrsms 5ratrpoen ifriper "9toroen.
blabet", at oeroeb er en- al Sc Siuorin.
ger, Der urrutliagiorbe ro9en M Dor.
~bnnbling meo Sperige, fipruet.
"Spts iao ben norite &oniuIatlpp
ianftioneres, iaa at III faar Ct Hont
poa, ot norif aongemnat life olene or
in6erIagt iueuff 8aaptrfning. bill
Seien fiirne bare aoben Tor en- pioere
Sroutng al ltnionsforboIoet."
Sra Stodbolm meObeIe$ Sen t2te
Weolemmerne al Se iorifiels
liae Barrier | begge RigSbaqcrs
aomre, meo llnbtogeIie al Soctaibe.
.mofraterne, bar ibas benitiIlet til
&igsSa9en, at bertre / cit Sfripelie
til Resieringen pilhe tiIfienbe9ioe lin
Sililntt,iHg til acknowledgements
uotolel'er / oct ~Iattpenlatte ipctif.
ltorife Statsradb Den ste Gpril 5. ".
/ ben Seniiat. at scr moatte biipe
brngt Sorbouoliugcr iitanb meaem
Den ioenffe % rorIfe Re9icring ON
en- M Srbning angaaenbe De ntio.
nele SpergSmaol.