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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
MRS. CHADWICK SILENT.
Makes No Comment When Told of this
Courts Decision.

SS0tSo 0SStSs0p
Cleveland, Nov S.-Mrs. Chadwick
was In consultation with her attorney,
Jay Ion was brought to her. She
made no demonstration whatever and
scarcely no comment, allowing Mr..
Dawley to speak for her.
This means that they have beaten
as" said Mr.. Dawley. 1t would
scarcely be advisable for US to say
ANYTHING concerning the decision at
the present time. What the next step
will be / cannot tell now, but shall
do something to safeguard the inter
ests of my client. l am naturally dis
appointed in the outcome. | did not
think the court, in view OF all the facts
presented, could come to any other
decision than in favor of Mrs. Chad.
wick"
Assistant United States District At
torney Garry held long conversation
with District Attorney Sullivan, In Gin
cinnati, Immediately following the
reading Of the decision of the court OF
appeals In Mrs. ChadWick's case.
"Mr. Sullivan advises me-" said Mr
Garry. that the court ruled In favor
Of the prosecution on every point
Asked If Mrs. Chadwick would be
taken to Columbus to commence hel
sentence in the penitentiary at ones
Mr.. Garry said that under the fedora
law she would have the privilege o.
remaining here for thirty days from
the time the decision of the court O
appeals is filed in the federal cour'
In this city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08

general. NJ. rsemecnalr. president oI
the Southeastern railroad. who is rec
commended by the railroad men to sue
ceed Prince Hilkeff, Is now on his way
to st. Petersburg to consider the ten
der of the portfolio of ways and COM
munications. With the nomination of
Prince Alexis Obolensky as procurator
general of the holy synod already ga
xetted this provides four of the eight
ministerial posts at the disposition of
the premier. Prince Urusoff, until re-
Gently governor Of Tver, may also be
called to cabinet position yet un-
determined.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
Some Seasonable Advice

year to lay in supply Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It's almoet sure to be
needed before the winter is over, and
much more prompt and satisfactory re-
suits are obtained when taken as soon
as cold is contracted and before it has
become settled in the system, WEIGH can
only be done by keeping the remedy at
hand. This remedy is SO widely known
and SO altogether good that no one
should hesitate about buying it III pre-.
ference to any other. 1t is for sale by
Schultz & Ketcnam-
To draw the fire out OF burma heal
cut without leaving scar, or to cure
boils, sores, tetter, eczema and all skin
and scalp iseases, use Dewitt's Witch
Hazel Salye. A specific for piles. Gel
the 60 nuine. eoid by Cook & Odee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
THIEVES BORE WALLS.
FUR Goods Worth $4,000 Stolen In
Clever Manner.

Iue GOOOS WOrSU vSpOOV SsosSn -
Clever Manner.
Minneapolis. Nov. 8.-By digging
through two seven-inch walls burglars
got into Arthur Zekman's fur store and
carried away furs worth $4,000.
The burglars began operations In
store two doors away. which has been
vacant for a short time and which
they had no difficulty In entering
through q rear door. From that build.
ing they dug their way with sledges
and drills through the brick wall Into
Abraham Wolpert's tea and coffee
store, and from there they went
through another wall into the fur
store.
There Is hole nearly two feet
square In each of the walls and this
part of the work must have occupied
two men for several hours. 1t Is be-
Meved that the fur goods were taken
away in wagon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
POLES DEMAND INDIES EVIDENCE

Ask Restoration Of Ancient Ri>tts Of
the Country.
London, Nov. ga strong revival O..
the demand for Polish autonomy is re-
ported from Warsaw.
Dispatches from Kalisch, in Po-
hand, and Thorn. In West Prussia, say
that flags with the Polish coat of arms
have been hoisted on several churches
and city buildings. At Kalisch a mani.
festo of the labor party, demanding the
convocation Of the national diet sit
ting at Warsaw and the restoration of
the ancient rights of the kingdom. was
proclaimed with trumpets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
Serious Trouble Threatened In Marion
County, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 8.--Serious
trouble is threatened in the mining
section of Marion county, Tenn, and
1t Is probable state troops may be
called out to- prevent further dis
turbances. Governor Cox has been ad-
vised by telephone from Whitwell that
union miners had fired into building
occupied by nonunion miners some
time during the night and that one OF
the nonunion miners had been killed
and four wounded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
CONFIDENCE IN MORTON.
Resolutions Passed by English Polio,
holders of Equitable.

London, Nov. s.-A well attended
meeting of British policyholders of the
Equitable Life Assurance society, un-
der the presidency Of Sir John Pules
ton. after lengthy statement from Sir
William Mather, adopted resolution
Of confidence in President Morton and
his colleagues and approval of the rec
Ommendation that protective com
mittee be formed in America. 1t was
suggested that representative Of the
British policyholders should be placed
on the directorate of the society.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
MANY REDUCED TO POVERTY.
Riot Damage at Odessa Totals Many
Millions Of Dollars.

Rlot Damage at Odessa Totals many
Millions Of Dollars.
Odessa, Nov. 8.-The town council
and the newspapers have opened col
lections in behalf Of the victims OF last
weeks slaughter. The municipality
headed the list with $12.5O0 and has
re-established temporary refugees and
food kitchens.
The losses total many millions OF
dollars and no less than 500 families
are ruined. Some wealthy merchants
have been reduced to poverty.
Railroad traffic Is now entirely re-
stored.
The newspapers, In consequence or
the governors warning, appeared with
out word Of reference to the great
est disaster that has visited Odessa
since It's foundation.
The archbishop Of Odessa has pub
lished an appeal to the Christians de-
nouncing the massacres and invoking
peace.
The mobs completely devastated.
plundered and burned all the Jewish
houses In the suburb OF Dalnik. In the
large villages of Severinovka and Ana
tolievka and the towns Of OvidopOl.
Maiaka, Alderman, Attki, Olviopol and
Winitza many hundred persons are re.
ported to have been killed and thou
sands wounded.
The details of last weeks massacrea
at Odessa are gradually leaking out
and only serve to add to the horrors.
It appears that the soldiers slaugh
tered the defenders Of Jewish houses
IN one case forty-six railway workmen
who were defending Jews on Frokhors-
ykaia street were shot.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
BOY SHOT HY BROTHER.
Minnesota Lad Wounded Accidental.
and Not by Stranger.

st. Cloud, MINI. Nov. BY the
confession OF an older brother 1t has
been learned that the shooting OF sew
en-year-old Frank Yurzek In the town
of st. Wendell last week, which caused
such q sensation, was accidental and
was done by the victims nine-year-old
brother. The boys were herding their
fathers cattle when the accident oc-
Cured. For several days Q posse OF
angry farmers has been securing the
country looking for the murderer. but
On information from the father OF the
victim they have been recalled. ).
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
wirrs SELECTING MlMIsTERs
Four o. the Eight Members Definitely
Decided Upon.

st. Petersburg. Nov. S.-The cabinet
with which Count Witte will undertake
the difficult task Of guiding the nation
on Its new course OF constitutionalism
and preventing the radical and agita-
torial elements from driving II on the
rocks OF revolution Il now beginning
70 take form. The names Of the two
Shipoifs. one OF them. Ivan. having
been Count Whites assistant In the
ministry of finance and his associate
at Portsmouth, N. H.. and the other.
Dmitri, the Moscow zemstvoist, who
was president of the first zemstvo
congress, are semi-authoritatively an
nounced Is his selections respectively
Cor minister Of finance and comptrOlias
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
Knows No Reason for Tragedy.

Washington, Nov. S.-Mrs. Washing
ton J. Quiggle, wife of the secretary Of
Thomas F. Walsh, who was shot by
her husband, is somewhat improved.
She insists that she knows OF no rea-
son why her husband should have
killed himself or attempted to kill her
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
70 FIGHT MINERS DEMANDS.
National Federation Of Coal Operators
Pronosed.

Chicago, Nov. 8.-Owners OF soft
coal mines have decided to hold q ma
tional convention in Chicago and It Is
expected to result In the formation OF
4 national federation OF coal mine
operators. The meeting will be held
Nov. ~ at the call Of the commission
ers and secretaries OF the Mine Oper-
ators' associations. which are scat
tered throughout the United States
This follows announcement by officials
Of the coal mine workers union that
Z demand for wage increase will be
made In January.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES

Sick headache is caused by disorder
ed condition OF the stomach and is
quickly cured by Chanlberlain's Stom
and Liver Tablets For sale by Schultz
a Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT.
Hearst Leader BrutalIy Assaulted b,
q Dozen Men.

q Dozen Men.
New York, Nov. 8.--JOseph Thomas,
one Of the Hearst leaders. was beaten
and perhaps fatally injured by twelve
men who assaulted him when he at
tempted to cause the arrest OF voter
Just outside OF an election booth IN
Monroe street. Thomas Is the head o.
the Municipal Ownership league com
mittee for investigating election
frauds. He had asked an election dep.
uty to arrest voter at the Monroe
street booth, when he was knocked
down and kicked about the body sew
eral times. Thomas said that the mer
who assaulted him were supporters Of
Tammany Hall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
New Postmaster for st. Paul.

st. Paul, Nov. 8,--Senator Moses, f.
Clapp has definitely decided to recon.
mend to President Roosevelt for post
master at st. Paul General Mark D.
Flower The st. Paul Office being by
common consent accredited to Sena
tor Clapp, there is no question that
President Roosevelt will act on the
recommendation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08

It is difficult to cure a cough or free
yourself from the discomforts Of cold
unless you move the bowels Bees AK
alive Honey and Tar acts on the bow
els and drives all cold out of the sys
tenn. For Group, whooping cough, colds,
and all Lung aud Bronchial affections,
no remedy is equal to the original Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar. a Liquid
Cold Cure.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
CONDEMNED MAN IS UGLY.
Spiritual Advisers Not Welcomed b
Minnesota Murderer.

WtUuSoVk0 Vs0s0Ss~Ss
st. Cloud. Minn., Nov. 8.-Claude
Crawford, the condemned murderer OF
Heine Lundeen OF Moorhead. has a bad
cold and Is In an irritable mood, SO
irritable, In fact, that the only persons
with whom he is on friendly terms are
his keepers.
Two Swedish ministers called to OF
fer spiritual aid to the condemned man
Crawford. with many oaths. advised
them to devote less time to him. He
said that II he needed spiritual aid be
would call for Catholic priest.
He is always cool and worries less
about himself than do his keepers. lie
IL allowed to chew and smoke, bu'
says he would forego either or botf
for quart OF good brandy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08
WIN use MIlitary Force.

Kalisch, Russian Poland, Nov. g.
The governor has issued proclama-
tion announcing that further demon
strations will be put down by the mil.
itary force.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08

There Is to-day a crying need Of re-
formation in the treatment of the body.
The basis Of this reformation is to be
found in the thesis of DR.. r. Y. Pierce:
Diseases which originate In the stomach
must be cured through the stomach
In the forty odd years of DIR. Pierce's
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08

You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is. 1t is put up in col
iapsible tubs with noozle attachment
for introducing ii. ManZan stops pain
instantly and cures all kinds OF blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-08

experience as chief
consulting D h ysi-
clan to the Inva-
lids III tel and
Surgical Institute
In Buffalo, N. Y,
he has treated more
than half a million
people, with a re-
cord Of ninety-eight
cures in every hun
dred The theory
held by DR.. Pierce
that the stomach is
the chief breeding
place of disease, is
aDunuantly DOrne
out by the success
of his treatment
which Is addressed
primarily to t h Q
stomach and other
organs of digestion
and nutrition:
No other medi-
cine acts so power
fully and as perfec
on the stomach a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
1carter oper De
forifieuiee Slater.

Et ION iaar ThHs ginbas GbOuusnt,r en- pGrbtHfo grRmi, uemfa ct 'gVav
oper ben Stat bppri Qbeuusnteu Dor. VI bar osfe Barter cRr Soma, gtnus.
fpa, gprp Saba, Spo 2aeta oa 2stscoaRn 90ert SteoHdou eer SotofHs
sr trtt mo ualmuoehse fore Os Hate Sosfausr, 90 ter snehs Ss % aauosbp
rr anstues tQptmsO bpsr Hehe JerubaHttns belle Staten, % be fcrHisnae
gasSras on Lakes al uoeR Setp0Hrd. 81 Uh MI t5e for Us Sat cer Rhine
foa, ba ptutup bar bette uO Saauosu, men 8eIrtssicu osr bette 'gas'
gGletr csaa for be gurts. Stater&
artes StStrsts er 40 CONNER tauat % "a Eommer breot Dp-uouer %
usbuHbsr feur aarnt sr mprht nS yasiues Rsusmrum Elsas fra I'd IS %
usHhrs sos e augOet etbpsrt Gonua Staten meO rd9s.Hae GonHtpfros aoOr
bpsrt Gouutp5 Gourtbus Ell, % ngLsOss sr anmarist 9nDbpsasrautal Joe bosrt
GOuHtp gu man f. CT fOs gtcOast GopHs fa EG0sr man Gst lSbs HeOoUs',
til man tommsr I'll n, % Ida Iaisr mau:
9eoass g. Better, ?. T. t4T4
bpliet bepSsr RtcoIst GUnntn bOpr g. Better r GOuHtpanst pa at gpuntisi
bar l4774 5uobpaa.rs. Boatapst p % 5auG 7 CT osnd til Rpte Man frttsr
ueupre Saan05 gegeRuscr pGa Bsgaaust P eaRtsu % bpWs Saauos &s9eFnesr
pa Snasi 7 uHDtr aartrr % irG'sr M eerhEe Saanbs $sseHnstr thbsre tot
man igger ben ue 9mie % ben bBrs Saanos EsgtnHer tretes opao h9esoss
luuss 9msa til be 10 5HsVs mSOtS. o. Der bar man Nmoast 0ounta IsOsu'
puor GpuaterHs faNss StoeH al aartet mso 5orhsHeie oes tBrrs os nuEors
Sper, @othue, observation-disclosures oo, ihp ON iamre bar blot ct 9ntn Sc.
buaaus. Otter hrtr Bus Eaon, mso GouHtp utoisisL ct lgtsees aHfst Sc-
buaaraHal idmt 8osRao og TaiHRrt. RH man T. g. Foe SrdaloH5
gelroni Go, iaa iGhr man ben enc EsesTHsr sGa sostaUst p % ben aHpsH
paa 5dl,t s % umr be to 8tugrs mposA ha Huosr man bet iFgt Sto h3s I
garbtbeH 2tshtoes Ruosr mar 3thaHe- ausosis use bs 6DGLp man tH
FOs uo, bpor laugt oct rr til be iorte0igs Stsoey man user sftr
q tr M fRr0g meO gRHusiotaTo.u 90 osHbsr EIaosE 90 Der Fnosr 81 ct
tpbstgt Cart uur "urtsb 5mss. Ert ouer pore sFebeIsr rbpsrusoe aaTsns
i77s I'll 1901 meo Gnstptit al Ear5aL pa b. iVrtsligs 3nriortr % Sst6.
Stl.r arusHersbss, for Grrmpel 2oIfaHa 1905, Esgus 1s%o o 80 9asoss
81 Der ct Tibet Sart, Der ougtusr be Eel, at 9iaos Der r fttst for 9pEtrn s al
gtutubpsbs, gRas GaartUsNs. GrHat, GnE % RTz3 Bonnie, o / D. sOEttaaL
en- bel TEL foa ian oGrs al SHtsruis % Rsas Fues' Sa bette She St3ssoss
I, Der mauss nautGt Iabsgss III gasS fer fissauue iom saRsr al S0s Crete
Yaa npsst al bpsrt. '3ssFab pehsa' % Deb GSzsR' at aE % bet Rart ism
gramt, Tor g. "a. Har,, r paa Eursr nab RaHisbasaA sa shsrHs
Gbress; =. 2Gnmnefcis, DEBORAH Sopa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

5urm, bppri ben par bleuet icrtpnot,
bet Moderate rs iamtipis p9rcise Spros,
buori @onsen at Sverige fcrelp5ia ioet
ban cppebiebe 8issoagsns Seitemmelie.
hapoe beluaret ben, gap @runo til al
itole paa, at iaa uilbe lte.
Otter i~nbtrGnsenbe at baue aubeialei
--iom ct fort Grempel for gerben pau
5orliseIisbeb-et fuibt betrpsseHoc free
belist Spsicr paa @ranolas al en- Dm.
iatteupe % binoenbe @olosifistrattai
lutter ben iranite 6oriatter:
s. be TO IfauoinapiIte 2anbes Splt,
Observation-Disclosures % &esierinser--
tiIao ben, Der at Gber fcrit bRbreoes
meb ben misunderstanding ubmar'
telie, ipm Ifplbes en- Spenitss @aomilo.
bec. % iom t~ilfjenbes al Rprpmeuo,
at anie bet for umulist at s pil pGsrs
Cher for Of ipie benne 6~ortjeneite ps
oenne SRber til ale be, Der bar erhuer'
buerpet Cher ben gnieslIe ipm s npber.
tiaao BAN at iise goer bet - ps ii9e
bet bit % lpoeligt-at bois ben Sen'
oeneelie, ban bar tilabt Jig ct rette til
Goer | ole beres 9aun, Der mec BAN
bar arbeiost for 5reoens Sag funoe
biornse, hupr libet bet enb mnntte pHre,
til bette lpttelise rbfalo, iaa uilbe ban
bore enbnu bunbrebe @anse mere Ituli
% lpffelis berpuer eno pusr ben uiprs
~Iisnelise &re, 5 oiite bom ben lobe
december 1901.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

ri oaiaa. ~Miuiret", ~Wonaelseoor.
ben" (ber manglcr en- gtage) - pio.
On Saa, Der omfaites meo iGrlig
Strteresfe at Den belle @p, bar imio.
lcrtia life opnaaet Den burtiseg ebano.
ling. iom man eaers er oaut til Get
er airfeiaeen. allereoe | Hopember
II. Y. in~oIepereoeS aonfiirrenceiesuin'
sene ira 60 grfitefter. geo Sulettoer
o%perienote Gomiteen lin SnSiiilina
til 3ommreitpret. Ser itoo oa en-
NnaneSer lang Scamp imeIlem 10 for.
ifieliae libfait. Gre @anae por oen
lore ! aommuneitpret. 8nor Sagen
M bpiler, peb ingen her, - nten ollie
baober og oenter, ot oen M burtiait
briuges ioroen. Get ma 10 feIeS
tltrgt for ell iaa tor Wcuiebeb / aar.
rrffer at tnec tiItaffe meo en- SfoIes
8pmnoitifIaI iom ct @uoSbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
0anosfrap9reiic.

Rl,fus gboate / Boston ipurgte en-.
gang Ell gione, boaS aanbsirnpGrelie
er for noset. "ao," iuareSe gioret,
"naar en- 1auS tror, at ban bar
sIemt it ltbr biemne. % ban tnser
Set no al 2onumeu for at ie, ON ban
bar SiS til at oaa biem efter BET, ina
ipneS ies, at ban maa iises at pRre
en- SurMIe aaRSstrnnRrMSe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
SinosiYscbehanolino
samIe Oase


gonnle Gage onoerotcs ooerior iiubs.
ipge, ~onisrer "SoipttaIStioenoe" en-
HGffe NtibIer, iom tilroaoeOes al ocn
bereuttc SiuoSingeIrge, 8rofe&ior s.
6. Sell, ser pirfe6e / Berlin for ONT
firing 100 gor iiocn. Suit % Gerit
NpiepuIoer, 6%IucpIaiter, ggtSniu9 al
SuSen @Isoeiern pou Ssien brrn'
oettbe 2af brpppet | Spuocrue, Biif.
ming meo 9rGn0cnGl0er pna Hpgs
gen, Irmeue og 2aarere; Itrrf Hil'
oreu neS 9sritniug unher 6ooiooler.
ne, oeo Spaer, Yiprer, Woulerlarper
paa bIotteoe 8ito. beo goo / ct ttlopf.
fet 2ar mco leoenbe NlnI; Snopoo.
ming al 6notmiOoer; ~uIfaocIige Mr.
tet al Sortur iom 9roabebao poo oeH
f~rourogebe S&ie, lepenbe Torbtitcr
ener Mus iatte un6er @Ias paa oet
hlottebe ltnocrIio; SoItIoge itreaet
poa 6coianIerne o. afilitfet al 8e'
ser; @iifuirg meo Soebe eler
Spio5rpO; 8onofur I. gr. / 6orm
al fra ct Sfib at itgrte ben iii ct &eb
ipjte0e 9atient Suoet meo8Ggte I'M.
Ser 6pbOerue % iTufe bam ioa lun8
Ell GiS, iom Ser brugcs til at frem.
itge Den (uelOalgteD Saline 0tiiere.
re; at beiie &aticnter op UNDER en-
bel &oRloina eler paa ct ubpre Gfa'
itetrp, iaa at ban iom ct bImmellt
Senoeblto in9pebe / 2ufteu, beit oper
et brpnoenbe @aaI eIler oner oct piIoe
Sap Tor at giere SnOtrpffct bc$ rob.
ieISfuIoere.
Oct lD0er iom en- Sobel, men life
be8 minore blcD bi$ie GfiOler bragt !
GupeubeIie eiter en- ret itor MtooIe'
iiof. 8eil, ser bar en- itor @ersmt.
bco I Somtiocns zine % Ell ~betpbeli0
&apacitet paa SinoSip96ommen5
Smraaoe, beretter ielp ON, boorIeoeS
ban o~HpcHote oen omtalte %barbdriife
8nnofur paa en- Eatient.
Gen bcfien6te 6anIfe SinOSipgeIG'
&c Sitbert5 (Stiitercn al aanosiooge.
nuitaIteu pou ganle 8atfebuS) for,
tpIIer isprigt ON Iianeuoe re0ielSfuI'
&c Smg, ban bleo &ione til paa Ell
ll0enIan65reiie 1912, ba ban beisg.
f. Iremnreoe SinbSipgeauItalter. s
Gbarttccn / Berlin brllgte man 10.
fuItutug og @rGuoiug % 9gtSntng al
Suoen / rigt Monl, og itRrf IuOen.
belle if bI. ". Ct SuItrlmeut beitoa.
cuOe al en- @Iirbielm, Der om8ao belle
EattentenS Sopeo % par toripuet
n,eS Ell tnS / @unocr rngeuSe &teuI.
Ganoitrnnle pnn Den rageoe SSie an.
penotes olminoeIiq, ~ureusliac Batieu'
ter blco piIfc0e pau ben bare 1rop
mc0 grpuoenpIoer, % uroltge ga
tieuter bIeo Iuffe6e inc / en- final
auro, bpori oe ipGnote5 Taft me6 ar.
meme TAFT iuo til aroppeu 90 omius.
ret meo 9inS fra sails til S~o6ipioier.
Nun fan neppe tpnte fig, at BET
life er IRHgere fibeH, man brugts
ioa bnrbnriIfe YiiOIer / Sinosipgebe,
banOlingen, Sen, Der M mere emo
nogen unSeu @ebanoIiug Ieoes eiter
humane Yriuciper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Norif ~Jernbanebyenine

Gen iiDite Geriooe al SEN norife
Serubanebpguing bar uu itruftet iiQ
pienltem ct Sibsrum al 10 Ior. Set
fam Serfor babe lin Snteresie at foite
Ct 9Iif tifbage paa Be 5remifriot, iort
rette pigtigite aommunifationsmio'
Del bar eiort / 6isie anr.
"a Stortbiuget / 1890 fattebe 9e'
Tutning ON at sienoptaee SEN itoen
1880 in0itiae6e Sernbane6bgntng,
bdpSe man / 9orge inlt 1859 Gilo.
meter Statsiernbane, foruben Dem 6S
9iLometer LANCE prioate SoOeSbauc
mellem Sriitiania og Giosoolb. Gen
lite @pril 1904 ban6e man ialt g.
3S4.2 ailometer Sern6ane, bppraf
2053.2 &m. bar Stotsbdrer % 331
SIM. oor bripote SSernbamer.
Som BET al npenarfsrte Sal bill
Fremgoa, betegtter ber it6fte Is Mars
geriobe ct Iterft Spioing nOrif
Sernbaneorift.
0e / Dem iiSIte Geriobe f9roigbpg.
aebe ganer er ~fslgenbe:
5%liigtbanen, 40 Sm.
lang, cabinet 1898.
giSonqer-9repifbanen, 9 Sem.
lang, cabinet 1895.
Samar - S~ttabdnen, TT Sem.
lang, aabnet / i'm SeIbeS 1896.
ariitiansianO - gp9lanoSfioroba.
fen, rs &m. lang, anbnet / 1896.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meo 81.
teItnier, 1862 am. lang, aabuet /
fin SeIbe0 1902.
Sfot6onen, AZ Sem. lang, aabnet
1902.
ggeriunS - Sleffefiorbboneu, "a
Sem. lang, aabuet 1904.
Qes1l6en bIep / 1902 enSeI al Sen
-Smbebaneu, neuIig Seu-9conns
ger, 52.4 &m. aabnet, % StrGfnin.
gen 2epanqer - S9roaIen aubnet
1904. - SeIe &aneu 10S 9Ir. Gab.
mes lite Ioprnber isritfommen6e.
timber gparing er nu GoiS-Sau.
geporo, 70 Sem. lang, % Sougepono
-Ssnefos-&oo, 256 Sem. lang.
@ren6aI - @amliboreft, 90 Sem.
lang.
9ancn fra SIiien til GlnGrum 6lcp
teiIuttet / 1901, men er eubnl life
paabe8unbt.
GroeIig er gereen-goisbaren
ombg8get ira imaIt til breot Spor.
Sor 8ripatbanerne5 geOfommenoe
betegner bisie Is Iar en- enonu tier
fere 6remsung, ibet Der / 1890 fun
f1nStes EFT eueite, ueHlig Soueoba'
ner, oabnet / 1854, meoen5 Rorge
MI bar 8 ielOitpnbiec 8~rioatbaner i
Drift % en-. @rimItao-6rolunoba'
nert, urber arbeioe. - 8aISresba'
| nen meoreanes blanbt Dc s.
elsie grioatbaner er ~fBlgenbe:
Restbm-Ssbaren, 26 &m. lang,
aabuet 1894.
llrifog = S~slanbbaren, 81 Sem.
lang, aabnet / i'm SeibeS 1903.
2iQeIano - Nafsoanobane,, II
am. lang, aubuet 1896.
SuIitielmabanen 13.1 Sem. lang
aabnet 1896.
5eusberg-Giosfosbuuen, as Smt
lang, aabnet 1901.
Solmeitrauo 8itttngfosbanen
pa Sem. lang, aobret 1902, %
@~aISreSbanen, 78 Sem. lang, ABB
net 1903.
Som beficnSt f~ortfPttes euSru Pr,
beiScrne pna oenne gane. alene ii
oisie 9ripotbaner er Der anoenot ca
100000 ar.