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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-11
PRESIDENT EMPHATIC.
Omaha Bee Says Ne Will Nee Again
Be Q Candidate.

Omaha. May fo.-Ths Bee quotes
President Roosevelt as making Il en-
phatIc that he win not BE- a candidata
for president again
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-11
MecIsIIsn,s Las. Latter

New York. May iO.-A letter written
By General George Il. Mcclellan four
hours before his death was sold for $40
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-30
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Hardware Concern South OF
Brmngham and the Logical Buying Point for West
Florida and South Alabama.
To Pensacola in Particular:

We in Pensacola because we believe 1t, with
territory has the biggest future OF
any city on the Gulf coast, and because we think IT
OFFERS NOW fO-0ay-the best field for . hardware
business enterprise OF any location we have ever
seen.
ifs our aim supply local retail trade with The
best fhat Is to had in hardware and at REASON
ABLE PRICES. you have been sending out OF
for your hardware supplies, there 10 NO
LONGER ANY REASON why you should continue to
do so. We here to KEEP YOUR TRADE AND
YOUR MONEY AT HOME, and want your small
purchases well as your large ones.
We give you the advantage or making your
selections from large stock srd stock. The
stock is not YET complete, but it will be In few
days will then the largest and best selected
STOCK OF hardware south OF Birmingham.
Gall at our retail store, Nos. , ana South PaEsfox
street, and We want GET acquainted
with you and you will always be welcome here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-30
To the Public in General:

Pending the completion or big East Garden street
wholesale warehouse have delayed certain ship
ments OF goods which the road. The
warehouse viii be completed few days and when
these goods largest in
this section.
We mean business however, from the start We
believe Pensacola is the logical trade point for
business OF West Florida and South AEabama We
closer other city doing kind OF
business. BY saving distance you saving
freight rates. and therefore, deliver you
your goods cheaper than else Points
the coast having water connection with Pensac0Ia
get water rate, which is cheap and which
abIes to lay the goods down at your cheaper
than inland point do
We want TO TO when
Pensacola and look stores and stock. We
after YOUR TRADE doing every
thing possible 10 show that it your
vantage to give 1T TO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-30


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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-30
TO THE TURPENTINE TRADE.

anything industry B
knows what it $
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
w. b. MOSES & SONS. r ST.. Cor. / /
SETTLING A STRIKE.

1--WE don't have many strikes out IN III
country" said the old farmer but now
and then hired man gets on his ear and
has to be smoothed down. I've got one
working for me who has been with me for
ten years and never missed day kicked
up any Robbery. About two weeks ago he
showed back from the breakfast table one
morning and said:
Mr.. Blank, I'm going on a strike
What's the matter, Joe?' says l.
TOO much work and too little pay"
well, how'll we fix it?"
II want % cents more a month
YES"
And you feed the hogs at night"
All right. You owe me quarter for this
breakfast, because you wasn't at work, and
you have lost half hours time fooing
around about this strike. That takes the
extra Off a month, and youIl have to feed
the hogs right along to make up for the
lost time. Better get down to the corn
field"
He went, and that ended the strike. L
don't know how they keep strikes going as
l see in the papers. All you've got to do is
to give way a little and figger a little. and
when the hired man breaks hoe or pitch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Saved From Lynchinp.

WINCHESTER. KY, September 49,
Prompt action by Sheriff Woodson Nc
Cord probably saved Samuel Hisle from
lynching here today. Hisle, who had been
held at Lexington on a charge of assault
Ing Mrs. Mary Case, was Wrought here
for examination. When news of his COM
ing was received a mob quickly sur
rounded the Jail. Sheriff McCord, arming
his deputies and leaving them in charge
OF the prisoner, who was shrieking for
mercy walked alone and unarmed into
the mob. He told the mob plainly that
his men were armed and would shoot to
kill. Oyerawed, the crowd gradually dis
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Precedent Set Aside.


Another resolution offered provides that
the councillor (presiding officer of subordi-
nate councils may be elected without fol-
lowing the previous precedent of going
through the chairs
Tennessee presented a resolut on providing
for the establishment of a home for widows
and orphans of deceased members, the home
to be under the direction and control of the
national council. This resolution was re-
ferred to the board of officers.
The council next decided by unanimous
vote to hold it's next annual meeting at
Dayton, Ohio. 1t appears that at the last
meeting in 1904 the contest for the conven-
ton city this year was between Dayton and
Washington. After a spirited fight Wash
ingtOn won. 1t was then tacitly agreed
that Dayton should be the meeting place in
1906, and the arrangement was carried into
effect today.
The next convention will therefore be held
at Dayton Ohio, the second Tuesday in
next September
The election of officers of the National
Council resulted as follows:
National councillor, A. F.. Bicknen of
Woonsocket r. L.. national vice councillor,
f. L. Jones of New York; national secre
tary. John Server. 1871 Arch street, Phila-
dephia; national treasurer, Joseph II. Shinn
of Camden, n. j.; national marshal, Thomas
H. Arbuckle East Liverpool Ohio; ma
tional protector VIM. NJ. Quinn of Balti-
more. Md; national doorkeeper s. c.
Charles of New Jersey.
The contest for the position of national
protector was close and exciting one be-
tween S c. Green of Pennsylvania and Mr.
Quinn of Maryland. The Maryland man
finally Won by a majority of one vote.
An adjournment was then taken until
o'clock this afternoon. In the meantime the
officers and delegates proceeded to the
main east portico of the Capitol, where they
were photographed in group.
All of the paraders carried American
flags, one of the emblems of the order and
made an excellent showing. The line of
march was from the National Hotel up
Pennsylvania avenue to Goth street, and to
the hall of Nathan Hale Council, No 2 at
800 Goth street where an entertainment was
given to the visitors.
At the meeting last night, in addition to
the entertainment program, there was a
banquet and the initatory services were
arTn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Parade of Loyal Legion.

There was a parade of the Loyal Legion
(the uniformed rank) and the officers and
delegates yesterday evening, as announced
in The Star. Before the parade moved
from in front of the National Hotel the
Naval Gun Factory Band, Prof ]. G..
Moody, leader gave concert music which
was greatly appreciated and attracted a
large crowd of listeners. The Naval Gun
Factory Band also headed the line of pa
rade and camplimented on its fine
playing.
Addresses were delivered by Past Ma
tional Councillor Thomas Gilmore of Con-
necticut, who eXtolled the virtues of the or
ganization; by National Representative l.. 4.
Jacobs of Connecticut, who waxed elo-
quent in describing the o. L. A. NJ, and
what ii stands for and whose remarks
were frequently interrupted by hearty APP
plause. Other addresses were by Ma
tional Marshal F. 4. Jones of New York.
former State Councillor Green of Pennsyl-
vania, National Secretary John Server of
Pennsylvania and by Rev Mr. Smith of
Nathan Hale Council, who declared that
our love and respect for the glorious
American flag should cause US to raise our
hats whenever the flag passes by or when
we pass the colors' This meeting will prove
profitable to the District of Columbia coun-
ellis, ii stated.
The announcement was made that the
ritual committee will hold an important
meeting this evening in Room H. National
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Souder's Body Removed From Morgue

The body of Charles Souder, who killed
his wife and George T. Morgan last night
was removed from the morgue this after
noon by Undertaken Nalley of 18th street
southeast. who will prepare 1t for burial
The body of the other victim is still at the
morgue. 1t Is expected that his relatives
from Annapolis will send here for the body
and will bury IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Veterans of Foreign Service.

Advices received here are to the effect that
tn, annual encampment of the American
Veterans of Foreign Service began It's ses-
sions this forenoon at Altoona Pa, to con-
tinue until Saturday. Several Washington
soldiers who served in Cuba and the Philip
pines in attendance at the encampment
One of the main purposes of the meeting
Is said to be to bring about the amalgama-
ton of the eastern and western branches
into one organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Y. M. C. A. Law School Endowed.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. September 13-Mc-
Donald Institute. the night law school Of
the Cincinnati Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, has been endowed by Alexander
Mcdonald, a millionaire of this city. The
formal announcement was made today.
The amount of the endowment was not
made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
Four Cases Reported,

JACKSON. Miss, September ia report
reached the state board of health today
from official sources that four cases of yell
low fever have appeared at Hamburg, in
Franklin county. The infection has not
been traced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13

Owing to differences with the premier,
DIR. Ritter Won Hartel. minister of instruc-
ton, and Baron Won Call, minister OF COM
merce OF Austria. have resigned.
Timely rains In India are relieving the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-13
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS
ELECT OFFICERS TODAY.
Parade of Loyal Legion Feature of
Program Yesterday-The
Routine Matters.

The officers and delegates to the fifty
ninth annual meeting of the National Coun-
ell, Order United American Mechanics.
and besides electing national officers,
transacted much other business of i'm
portance to the order. The session began
at $50 o'clock in Typographical Temple.
on G street, and the roll call of officers was
responded to by all the states, National
Councillor William 7. Mitchell Of Wheel
ing. w. Va, being in the chair.
Announcement was made that the alb
sence of DR.. r. A. Walker of Pennsylvania
from the convention was due to serious
accident which happened to him last Mon
day at his home while he was preparing to
start for Washington. He received sud-
den call to attend a patient who was seri-
ously ill, and in Fastening to the home OF
the sick person the physician met with the
accident which resulted in breaking his col
lar bone and arm. DR.. Walker, besides be-
ing national delegate to the present meet
OF Pennsylvania. On motion of Delegate
L. f. Jacobs Of Connecticut letter of con-
dolence was sent to the injured physician.
The delegates from the District of Co.
lumbia presented a resolution providing
that the charter list of subordinate coun-
ellis shall consist of fifteen instead of TWEEN
ty-five names, as at present. The resolu-
ton was adopted. 1t will enable the local
members of the order to organize several
new councils, it is said, which will give the
District state charter and council. The
under the supervision Of the National Coun-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Barge for fit Sfino.

Wr. Sroit er ErPiiDent for ct elef'
trif ganefompaui, iom MI bar bDg'
get cit np 2tnie fra aenofba, 8is., til
@aufegan | 2nfe @puntp, ST. %
forleben inobeb ban itsrite 8elen al
Racines albermGrto, Gountpets Su'
perpiiors % aue andre Gountpem'
bebsmpnb til eu 8eit | &niebning al
2inienS aabning. a1in De ioeialoe.
mofrotiite aloermpno betaffebe Zig,
lieeiaa GountDoommeren % gpoom'
meren; men ale De andre brog of
iteo. Ge fit fri Ietie pod Rortbme'
itern.g nnen fra Rncine til @anfpgan,
iom Iigger / pabo.G ountpet, men | en-
auoen Stat. Oct Dor Ell prGgtig Set;
men mi fommer Ben iure Spie efter
Den ieoe &lee. en- dissemination al
16be SUM 1905 ferbDoer offentlige
W9nb at mobtage 8ripas, % Den
letter Ell iirena Strai for at opertrGoe
ben. Oct er 8uetbus paa 5 star, bet,
eiler | beofte 8aih cit @itlft, font fan
parierc meIlem 5000 og $1,000. 90.
cines glberm9nb, S%itperpiiors og aqe
oe andre eountpItprere i~fieIper M I
&nGerlte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
&am beIot fs TIL Suitrurem.

VolitimeIteren og 8ranbbiretterer
Lao ! ftabia Crib; be gioroe alt foi
at gisre Oct iaa broget JON muligt fol
binntoen.
Eolitimelterens me Snitritr fol
grduopVienet misbaseoe / bsi @rdf
granooireftsrea, bporfor benne foo,
at bepne iig beo SeiIiabeo, 90 ben fom
ogioa mart.
TIMBER en- bolbiomt goroenneir Slaar
9pnet neo og antGnoer ct GUS, Der
mart itanr | lps Sue. Baa Sorpei
itaar 8ranofoIfene ppitiaebe, % ali
er ! Srben til llorpfning; men be 10.
rer lie life al 6leffen. % fpmnler
Tolittnelteren iebenoe oper SaIs %
3ooeb og ranber;
"Sporfor rpffer bere life no for
Toffer, III bar 9ranoen raiet inart
en- balp Zine"
Seq boIber mig til Snitruren, "
ipareoe 8ranooireftsren tsrt, "oil De,
$r. politimeiter, bebage ielp at Ieie:
Timber beftiat 2pt- 90 Soroen.
peir bar observation-disclosures at op-
itiae Zig meo Spreiterne paa gorpet
fproig til llhrpfning, bpilfet gieblit
iom belit, og at forbIipe Ser,
iaalGnge upeiret parer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Verpeie Sorn.

gi oiIoe eierne iige nogct ON ner'
psle @srn. Sfiaio BEN alSris eaer
aisr &ar al Dem. De liber not ube,
Din Sruoiel % Sarfasme. Sob oent
aIoris merle, nt on fer beres Seitet'
beo j andres atGrpGrelie eIler beres
@rimoier, ON DC er aleue. Der oor
en- Sang en- tiaarS ganrmel Gut, JON
naur ban blep rrtet, 90 ban hleo hei
oite uoeu @riuub, fiutSe frptte SG.
perne 90 sisre be irpgteligite griouir.
ger meo aniistet, iaa al bans @ooer
ofte irpetebe ior, at ban mangleoe
paa 5prItanocr, men oct bar Dog life
SiIf9ibet. San par Den litfeite Gut
/ jim alaSie / SfoIen. men bar mesei
nerues 90 bapoe life Iprt at fouiro.
lere De imoa Strense iem boISt BAN
iaa iprnot. Sette er Ct Siifelbe %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Stormeno fra Often.

Weo 9ampifibet "9ianduria" font
sen Ste December Winiiter @riscom
! Gofio % @upernsr @rigbt paa 81
lippinerne til San 5roncisco. Scr.
9risccm itabfpitebe Sioenoen on, at
abmiral 8ogo agter at beisge GU
ropa 90 amerifa ueo Ell iapanif
Slanbe. 8eitoper gnar ban giennem
SueSfanalen, % ban piloe nit life
ba upget imob at gaa biemoper gien'
rem Banana analeu, bpis ben bare
bar fGrStg til oen Stb.
@itpernsr Sufe 6. 8rigbt er fom'
men biem for at bore tilitebe @aib'
inston, naar gnbuSene paa ilippin'
lie @uner aabnes. San tiger, at iii
itanben poa gerne aIOris bar pRret
beSre END M. Ser er nRiten ineen
llroligbeber, og WtaSien al Solicit ls'
Ter iig tiIfreos. Store Sremifriot
qi6reS paa oue Serne, ii9r paa Su'
sen. SumobeoSpGienet er forbeoret,
ida SoIf er mere friife, % Den flip
pinife llngbom er Hint i'll at optage
amerifauite Sheer. De proiettereoe
Sernboner pil i bpi 8raS iremme
Gerues llboifling, % man ipoar
SanSet Ell Ips 6raHtib.
anaaaeHoe Sanoel og GanSel Tiger
@,1uernpr @rigbt: IS iorrige aar
iorminoifeSe ri Snbisrieen al GiS
ira $11 600. 600 til 100000, oe
tcar bar ri iorminbitet beu meo 81
100000 til. Npite aar fommer pl
I'll at ubisre Mi8. Sor llbieriel al
andre groOutter tiger bltrtig, 9tiis
RooIepeltS Seipg 9ioroe sobt. Silt
piuoioIfct fif 6eielien Of of oct bar
icrn en- o~iiicieI 4nerfienoeIie. Ge ble1
liaeipm nmerifanife @orgere % bill.
at bette ifal ioa ll0trpf eicnnem re-
ciprocitet, iao DC fan iaa mere at iepe
al. 9ette er 10 eanife naturttg, %
Be- uorer gobt Saab ON, at Den itn'
uGrcn0e SongreS piI gipre npset lcr
benz"
@lpernsr @ri9bt or fra Rempb:S,
Seru1., % ban rciite DID, ier ban be.
gop iig til 8aibirgton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

ariitiania gs. SfsIse BEN itati.
little aarbog for 1904 uoaisr ben
uorife' Soueojtaos aseaI 1929 80
Settar. Den bnDbe 6,92t beboeoe
9liie meb 49,f31 bcboeoe 2eiIiabeoer
6.f0 pr. bebost Sis), 1864 Be.
toeoe @Urelier (2.6O pr. beboet Sci.
ligbeo), 32.1 geboere pr. Sus, 4.53
pr. 2eiIigbeb os III pr. @rreIie.
5 aaret 1900 bar Der 279 Suie paa
3 Gtager % oerouer. 19 Suie bapOe
200 og flere geboere. Zen gieunem.
initlige Susleie for 2~eiIiebeber paa
"A BRrelier bar 545 aroner, paa 8
@Grelier 763 aroner. ssolfem9ne.
Cen er lioen aar 1900, ba Den bar
227,079, saaet neboper. 9en bar
1901: 226,323, 1902: 225, 800,
1903: 224,679, 1904: 223, Oil. =
6reorifs @aoe boeSe Ser 3 Menne.
fer, | Sbn. Mebers @aoe 1888 ga
Sfaueigaar6s @a6e 3,55S. 3 1904
~9ateoiebes 1923 8ar. 8 t12 TT
f9ibe bar gruben unber 20 Mar, |
6f5 meIem 20 og %, ! 52S melIem
% og 80 og | 203 melein 80 og 30,
! IA meIem 90 oe go oe I 1 meaem
60 os 20. II Sfilsmisier ianot
Steo. S 1904 bar De IepenSefsotes
gntd: 3.477 Gutter og 1901 8i.
ger. S 1904 bsoe ioIt 3,t02, berai
1882 al Nanofisu pg 1920 Of
8pinoefisn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
"6ioa".Saroen.
9apt. amnnSicn lar fiaret Horobeit.
pasingen % er nnnet MIalfn.

Sra SeattIe t~eIegraferes ben 6te
December, at anptein Imunbieu,
|Gbef for Den norife magnetiife go.
Iarerpeoition omboro pnn "@isa", er
cnfommet til eagle Gitp, aIoifa,
|~efterat babe sieunemreiit Rorooeit.
pasiagen. Oct err fsrite Sang | 81.
iIorien at bette en- ~Ipffe6es.
Sra eagle Gitp bar stmnnoien te.
Iesrafiif ieubt en- fort 9eretning ON
jim Serb til Broiesior 5riStiof @an'
len ! ariitiania og ubbebt fig OpIpS.
ninser ON oen poiitiife Stiains
Horge.
@rpeSitionen bar | ire aar f9roe'
oes | 9olar.G egionerne | Rorb for
set amerifmife Saitlanb.
@~ururoien nteloer, at alt itadr bel
til meo grpeoitionen. ct tort Diben'
ifabeIigt @rbeioe nofert. On e,
llges SiS fommer @munoien til Sort
gufon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
On Sorre!ninespen.
Som tan itulcs pan npSer aae I'm
itGuotghcbcr.

On fpif 6orretningsoante / Ren
9orf, iom iuuot, at 9offe soelaeOG
henOc8 Neroeipitem, bragte beuoe
femme uct~rulgtitc ar9rcb % giorOe
beH0e "pbcrit irritabeI", ifriper, al
bun fnnot en- foit Sen ! 8oinm SooN
Goffee.
Seq iIuttcoe meb Sen gumIe 9affg
ftlOitGHSig % oIHeIeS. Gcttc fauot
ieg let, oa Foihrm alt ira 9esguSelier
par bebogelie for @ancn. Sa, bell
min 6amiIie er enig ineo mig j. al
0et er ~ugoeligt, itaor oct er tilbereoi
ret - meo oct mcfer ieg 49, fugt irn'
&c nef.
Seq Dor life bart ct eneitc Guiolo a
~stcurulgta itben iee for nogIe Maa'
neoer fibeu begpubte at Srifte Boih,m
mine 3errer er ftee, % Den garnlc
nagenbe Srritabilitet er - taffe'
rare BoInm - borte. Seq fam iffI
bOloe OeHHe anerfienScIie. iom aisrcs
/ cprigtig Safnemmdi8beS. tiIbase.'
9}apnet opgiDes al Eoihm 60, Battle
Greef, Did.
Der er en- @runo. 9ps oen Iiqt
Boa "3be 8oaS 10 8eIpiae," / bpe,
4affe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
marf GRAIN 20 lar.

amerifas bersmie Sitmoriit Worf
Sipain (bpiS egentlige 0don er ga
mueI 2~angborne Glefnens) fplbte Den
30te Iopember lit 70oe aar. Sans
8enner giorbe ben 5te December Sag
for BAN | 0eImonicos faibionable &e'
Itaurant | Stem gorf, bper omfring
TO Serrer % Gamer bar iilfteoe.
neutrality-suspicious. inolsb fra
40 engelife S~orfattere, og fra BrGii'
bent GooIepeIt. Sberit Sarpep fore
Itiaebe S9bers9iGten for ben 9lin1'
reuoe 5oridmting, og ben gdmle bolot
Ell Gale, bppri ban pnn i'm bnmort'
itiife gis fortalte, bporleoes oct bapoe
goaet til, of ban bauoe naaet en- Iaa
bei gIber iom 20 glar. San bapoe
iuit life iagttaget be gi9ngie Snno'
bebsregler - tpertimob; men ban
bapSe Iepet, iom bet folot FIG. Derof
orog ban ben Slutning, at enbper
faor fslge tin egen Bel for at fomne
op til @enneifelibets Soppunft, 3
Snes og 10.
Morf Stpains Sorelore boebe | Slo'
riba, 90 ban blep fsbt. Siben flpt'
tcbe De no til Sdmilton | Wisiouri.
Der elf @lttteu paa 6clfeffcleu 90 fat'
tes ID aar sammel | 9ogtrpfferiGre.
9u ban babe ubitaaet S9rer, reiite
ban / lit jag til forifiellige Stater og
arbeioebe baaoe I San 6runcisco % /
Gew s)orf. en- Sto Dor ban Coos poa
mississippi. 6lobe1, iaa bIep ban Me'
porter for aOiier, % oct par Snoleb'
ningen til hans Sorfatterifab. San
bar en- al De fsrite amertfanife Sfri'
better, fom bleu arerfiettbt | England
% bermeo | belle oen sorige gerben.
s DC lenere Iar bar ban opbolot ita |
Spiflano og &iterrig, oa ban oafte
ogioa Der Spiigt peo fit iielbne Talent.
&ua fine gattle Gage bar ban giort
set Meitcritpffe at bctnle Ell flor @ieIo,
iom ban fom l. ba ct Sorlp9gerfirma
/ 3etp g)orf, bnori ban bar intereSie'
ret, gioroe 6nIlit. San bor life aIene
tuSfrtet @ieIoeu, men ogida idst itg
en- pen Sum tiIbeSite. Oct bar unber
lit iioite Spbolb / europa, ban tjeute
4etgeue iom 6orebragSbolber og 6or.
fatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Der er 2uieHber al Dem. qrpeI al
brig uerDsie gerr, men tai til ben
ON oisie merfeIige imaa Strerge,
iom ifuIoe barre oeres 9ienere o. iffs
oeres 4errer.
Tn anleet oGge flyer, at ben Wano
eller Soluble, ion prneler ct nerpsii
Barn, buroe ielp fao fem Slag for
bert ct, be gop Barnet, oa be er Iise.
itilet meo ct 9pr, iont insen 5or.
iianb bar. Get er Dor Hiigt at bore
tanlrnooige nleo bisie gsrn at op.
ilulitre % bi9Ipe Dem. De er 6rem.
ttoeis opgtiSe RGalo og apinber; tbi
De drbeioer baarOt meb aft, bpno De
~foretnger iig. Stprf ferit bine egne
Neroer og bGr iaa operb9renoe meo
otte ierpsie gerns Seilgreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Gmaapluf.

-@r. 90 9irs. q. 6. SbitHe, fou
beSsate SLeaminger Der ! noeIe Gage,
reiIte | 8irSoogs tilboge til Wtinnea'
polls.
Smut g. 9teite, Sr. reiite Nan'
BAG til Soma @itp, bpor ban ifulne
nnbergaa Ell SperatioH b0S Ell Glen
lnge.
- 2erop Sopperitoo fom bcrueo
fra 1imeapoIis for at icire SbonfS'
aiping hos fine 6orGIbre, gtr. %
@lrs. =. 8. &opperitoS.
- Ratbilbe Grobp fra 8lenDooo
$onnibip bIco BEN 29oe Rop. ot
Suffice @ibion GgteDiet til 9. j. Eao.
ben fra Srorfpiae Gopnibip.
g. e. Gale, @eitprereR for Sutb.
gubI. SOitie, reiite forrige 0nSOog til
minneapolis / observation-disclosures.
Der % fom tiIbogc / @onOngS.
60 8lafeutnIL q. s. Gratier.
berg, Z. 8, Storla % &, 8. Socrion
er oenne ll9e i Dubuque iom Mteo.
Ienner at oeu feoerole Surp ser.
SIR. % Mrs. &. .. &uo %
9atter FRA Canning, Soma, bar I oen
iougbrG llge oGrct j 9eieg Der i Ge.
eprob % poa @aibingtor 8roirie.
8aa @ruuo al Ell 6oroporiua
Gfgongstioeu for Eoget ira GaLnar
iii ct. QaiiI oil &aSiagererne beref'
ter maotte ifiite ErGn j GnImar lite,
betfor iom btOtiI / Gonoper. Eooct
ofgoar iOm fer ira ECcorab &l. 11.l5
Gorm. 90 fro GoImar 1910.
- 9epatp Gountpfosierer Ger.
bcro S~srgeuion, iom i iOo llaer bar
pPret inoeitEngt uRo en- 9]rpitbctpn.
belle, or III after fonuHen pau 9eie.
ne. San oar ct Bar Gage / Gonrtbu,
iet, me- reiite ! Mh1roaa5 biem til
fine 6orGIore i Springfcl5 Souu.
ibip for al toge en- ilges eoo SotIe,
for ban after optager &rbeioet / &on.
t0ref.
- lttieeierhe / set ME Wiune,
fbeif &otel bOIot tit GarSme6e !
S~perabuiet I @2anba8S. aompaniets
SefretGr, 6. ). Curtin. oplnjte Waos
port ooer llbsifter. forbunone meo
SOteaetS SpiereIie, % aompnniets
finaHrieIle stiaing bite fla at bare
meset tiliraositiQeuoe. S~efretqrens
Rapport bIe antagen, % glgSct ba.
DeSes til Sen 1Soe og.
elmer y. &enbington og Clio
g. Scoerion fra @nupeI 81. Q. blcr
iiSite SirsSag esteoiet I @raue
Sorts. 9ruben er 9atter til arbren
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