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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
Minimum Tariff.

Another bill proposes TO establish a
minimum tariff Of the United States. lL
declares the existing tariff schedule %
constitute the minimum tariff Of the
United States and a reduction OF - per
cent from them or rates equal TO four
fiftbs of the existing duties. TO constitute
the minimum tariff Of the United States.
The bill extends the operation of tho
minimum tariff TO all such countries as
grant admission 10 their markets OF ar
ficIes the product and growth of the
United States at the minimum tariff rates
levied by them. Mr.. Williams said he
had selected 20 per cent as the amount o.
reduction to be made ia order 10 con
srit1te a minimum tariff although he
thought that the reduction should be
greater than that out of a Difference 20
Republican opinions and To give Repup-
Iicans VINO are sincere and honest I'm
their desire TO reduce the tariff an op-
portunity TO act and with the knowledge
of the fact that they would meet Win
no factiOus opposition but with the hearty
er1rra,rr Of the DamnPraIe-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
NEWS COMING BY
ROUNDABOUT WAY
St. Petersburg Has Quiet Sunday, but
Under Great Strain.
OPERATORS REMAIN FIRM
COUNT WITTE TRYING TO STEM
THE TIDE.



= ST. Petersburg, Dec. J. via Ser '
y lin. Dec. 4.-Only the military tel y
= egraphs between Moscow. NiDors =
= (Finland) and Tsarskoe-Sel0 are =
= working. Several factories are =
= again in operation. The streets
= are full OF life and there have
= been no excuses. The feeling OF
y depression is somewhat iesseued.
%+@&*++%%%+%+<<+++++<%<+%<
Ut PETERSBURG, Sunday, Dec,
y 8, p. m. via Eydtkuhen, East
Prussia, Dec. 4-The city re-
mains quiet, but extreme tension
prevails. Armed patrols of cavalry
and infantry are in the streets, es-
pecially IN the neighborhOod of the tel
egraph office. The telegraph and postal
tie-up remains complete. Soldiers and
employees OF other departments are be-
ing used to deliver portions OF the vast
accumulation of mail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
Two Expedients.

Count Witte is now convinced that
the emperor, by acceding TO the de
mand for universal suffrage, may still
find a common ground on which the
government and the mOderates and the
extreme elements can stand. If this
fails to stay the headlong march of
events, the proclamation of ready
made constitution might be tried as the
last card. Then nothing would remain
except the presentation Of a dictator
ship.
Competent judges of the situation
believe that a dictatorship, while il
might restrain the rising food tempo
raIily, would only increase the dimen-
sions of the cataclysm, and when the
dam goes, sweep the government and
dynasty away TO common ruin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
Zemstvoists Invited.

In order 10 convince the ZemstyOists
that the government is honestly trying
to meet the wishes of the moderate and
substantial elements, Count Witte has
invited not only a deputation of the
Moscow congress, Mn. Petrenkevich,
KokOShkine and MOurOmstem, but
number OF other zemstVOists. Prince
Troubetskoy. Dmitri Shipoff, NJ. Ouch
koff NJ KuZminkara and NJ. Nieff. To
participate in the sessions of the cab
met on the election law which was con-
tinued last night and today. Count
Witte appealed to the patriotism Of the
zemstVoists, saying it was their duty
not TO inflame the situation, but TO CO.
operate in saving the country from
complete anarchy. 4 decision was
reached to grant practically universal.
secret and equal suffrage to males %
years of age on the basis of one rep
resentative for each 250. 000 of the pop
ulatiOn. but Count WitJe refused 10
yield any suffrage to the country dis
tricts where there will be a double set
OF electors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
OnlY t1e rs see.

Mr. Williams said today that other
bills may he looked for. as he would not
be satisfied with the revision 10 the OK
Tent indicated but from his standpoint
II was merely the first step in the right
direction and an invitation To the Repub-
iican party to declare good intentions.
Mr. williams introduced bill 10 autnoi
PhiliDpines tariff bill provides that al
articles. the product and growth of the
Philippines shall be admitted into the
United States free OF import duty ana
that ali articles. the product and growth
of the balance of the United States. shall
he admitted into the Philippines free OF
IN the hin shall be construed TO repeal
any provision OF the Paris treaty between
fite United States and Spain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
CHANCE OFFERED
TO REPUBLICANS
John Sharp Williams Introduces a
Few Bills.
TARIFF REFORM POSSIBLE
STRENGTH or PARTY TIES To
BE TESTED.

lAI ASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Rspresents-
" tive Williams Of Aiss ssiDDi Lho
leader OF the minority in the house.
today introduced a number OF bills and
Joint resolutions affecting the tariff and
campaign contributions. These contem-
plate free trade with the Philippines; a
reassembling OF the United States and
Canada joint high commission with
view 10 freer trade relations between the
United States and Canada. and a mini
mum tariff for the United states. The
hin REGARDING campaign contributions for
bids federal corporations chartered By the
federal government engaged iu Interstate
commerce from making SGcu conlripl-
mons These measures. il is believed,
indicate the probable course of the minor
inv on the subject of the tariff revision
and reciprocity and the question OF con-
ufbuti0ns in political campaigns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
Vote Was Against Him.

II n was explained briefly by Ar. Dali
zen that the rules offered for adoption
had prevailed substantially since the
Fifty-first congress. on his motion for
the previous question. Mt Williams Sc
cured a rollcau. The vote was 22S for
and l23 against ordering the previous
question. The rules were then adopted
ON a viva NOce vote
IL WAS ordered that the daily session
should begin at noon. The minority
floor employees We're authorized. and
copies Of The rules ordered printed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
Two Committees Appointed.

Speaker Cannon announced the an
-s-eintment of the committees on rules
and mileage as follows.
Rules-The speaker DalzeIl OF Penn
sylvania. GrosveH0r of Ohio. Williams
of Mississippi De Almond OF Missouri
Mneage-Reeder of Kansas. Flack of
New York, Wharton of Illinois, Lewis
of Georgia. Wood of Missouri.
Resolutions lamenting the death of
Senator Plat of Connecticut and Rep
Tesentatfve b. F. Marsh Of Illinois were
adopted.
As further mark OF respect 10 the
deceased. the house adjourned at 3:35
O'Clock
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

lite faa file en- Sum. @aar qolis
tiet imiolertib Ida ifdrpt frem, frems
mes 5olt fra at fomme 6eroDer norbz
fra, % bet tan Der bel lite bGre mo-
oct onbt / = ioetminbite oripes Der
ba lite politiIt Q9itation p0a ct
Marfeb.
9enber. = 6 II g rtffet 2ret
! AZ @ar. s o5onoerni6e 3eitung"
for Qeroag ben %. September for
tGaes fslgenoe: gpotermeiter Sanien
Der / 9pen bdbOe / mango Qur liot
AZ 51lnghpriaheO oa Suien for bet
enc Ore, men uOen at ipge 2~agebi9lp.
Ratten til 5reOag b~aagneoe ban paa
@runo at 6aftige Smerter / bet ipge
Gre. 6an unOerfggte bet og trdt
efter nogsn 9%tnItrengelie en- 9daro
@enitano frem. 9ette bife fig at
pere ct gtpfte at en- GriFeI, og ban
minoebes MI, at ban for AZ Qar Iioea
faooe fnpftet en- @riHet / 5ret uoen
at tiQagge bet 9etnbring. 6unfens
6crelIe er MI fuloItpnoig normal.
Spgerup. - % geffifte. =
@aaroeier 9oGe 0anien / 8ifuno
6ort6btteOe ForIeben i'm @oarb, Itor
&C. 48 9br. 2ano, meb nne, gore
g%bgninger, meO ct !6us / StrnOItrup,
Tom for eieoes al Borpagter Sacob
6anien, MI til6srenbe 9%adrbbunbler=
firmaet aocf % MnginO. Q. 9dnfen
fdar 10000 Marf / 8ntte, frembeies
en- 6eIt, en- 9ogn, ct Sbin m. m.
StrDbitrup. - Sot9t Msfte.
Meaer Rdsmus Msler | ulbdl
folgte / Forrige lge tin 8ejrmple
meb @ft9gts6us o9 en- 3snbe 2ano
til MsflerIpenb S6omds S9omfen
fra 5pras6ul 0eb StpOing for $500
Mart.
3oftluno. 49, 4bpentiftern {.
- Ooab uuoer uaben 8 / NJ
mel. 2rroag ben %. Sept. babe
2tobentiIterne Der Iom betenbt 6oloer
Qproogen 6eGig, ct tort MsOe 6os
@aarbejer 9eterien / @ammelftoo.
Der 6apoe inbfunoet fig at oeres
5roesfaaer fra 5lensborg, Qabenral,
6abersleo % 9isbp og en- Del tom
til@ogns ira 0megnen. Gfter en-
Qrabiten at MisiionGr Mabien fra
6aoerslep ooer .Meferen er Der %
.foloer ao Big, bq6te !6r. MabIen
4 botsne / BET SIRE / Ooerberelie af
DC forIdmleoe, un6er Gang og Bon.
8dgefter forIamlebes uae after paa
@aarben. % be 4 6leo 6uote BEL
tommen I Samfunbet.
Gienbom 3 banoefer pc
ter 6anIen / goGsrslep tgbte forte
Den Sber Seniens og Glement giss
lens @aorbe I Q9erifop. OOertagels
len ftete itrats. 6dnIen oil ubpays
ceaere be9ge @aarbe. aebeiummen
u9bnes / o6mb." benbolosbis 27,s
600 0t. % $500 Mf.
SEES Oggeien / 4u6sl bar falgt
1T 2anbboliteO meb 8siatning FOX
$500 Mf. til Riels S8ul3 fummes
Ite6s. O~oerta9elien fer til /. St
tober.
- st inbbringenbe 5aar
bar Goar6eier 3ertilo Sergenien
RBmet. 3 be ire iioite aur bar
bet baft 8 Gam bert Qar. og / Qdr
betaltes be 8 Cam at en- Optsber meb
90 Mt. 9ammens oeiebe tilidmmen
315 pb.
Stor aartoffel. 2anos
manb 8rbel puu 5oftlunb Murf aos
fer / aar pua i'm Mart ct fort nos
bptte at aartOfler, for nblig graz
oebe ban Ell Gtiemplar op iom Oejehe
2 go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

fterne bsmGrfebes 8raftminifter
Segs6ro. Der sfter 5eItens QfiIutning
ferte meb tilbage til qitob.
Q%d6enrao. - Stor b ebrdn5.
Sbnoag ben "a. September ON Wotz
genen peo 2s3tben opitob Der en- Itsrre
Sloe6ranb pnd ben 6ertug Grnit
@bntber tilbsrenbe 9aarb 5iitebat
peb @rdaiten. 6%orpagteren, Brig
eemann. 6aOOe osrOug often 6sIts
felt for @aarOens 5olt, og fort eiter,
at 6oltene par gdaet iii Sengs, fob
Gle 3 tore 9aoer / Fps Cue. De ire
fore 99nqer br9nbte neo til @runs
zen. bsle 2(olsn og nogle St9tter ling
tp9q inbebrpnote. W(un formo6er. al
Sloen et padiat, bd bet be9pnote at
brGnoe pod tire Steoer. Der par
meot Sprsiter fra fere Steoer. %
ret lbffeoes at reboe Stuebuiet. Gn
MaItersgtsr. oer 9sroag often par
tleben afiteoiget. er Senbag Wor9en
bleoen onboltt iom mistantt for at
bare paafdt Sloen. 6an baOoer life
at 6abe bpret paa @duroen iioen bans
aftebigelfe. me6ens 5gltene paa
@adrben paaitaar at babe iet BAN ON
Gftenen.
Mobne Sorobar er oiils
moi en- 5jGlOenbeo / Oenne 3ip. -
Man bar / be Ibite 9ase paa to
Steber / Qabenruu, nemIig 4os
Gurtner 6ais % 9anOelsmO. SOeno
pluttet moOne SorObGr.
Ct 9arn bsb 9oget.
Da en- aone fra Slensborg forleben
iammen msb lit file Barn, Der bar
megst ombpggelig inOpattet, tom Der
til Qabenrad for at beIege en- 6os
mile, opba9eOe bun, at Barnet bar
bso. Woosrsn lob itrat8 1T Barn
unberisge at en- 29ge, Der ertlGreoe,
at Barnet bar beb at ct Slagtils
falbe.
&riitiansfelot. - 9enoeb $50
6iulribere bleo Der Senbae ben "a.
Sept. taft oeb 3olbIteoet melem Sus
berslep og &olbing. Del bar beiss
oenbe norofra, fom benDttenbe Jig At
bet pregtige %Gfteraurspejr aflagoe ct
geIsa paa Mittelsmarfebet | 9aoerss
lep. Der fortGles, at @enbdrmen
Der fra 9pen ON @fteneu siorbe en-
ria 6eIt, ibst mango at Siulriberne
inoen t9nbte Gpgter bapbe. Gn das
ban 5orIeelie mebfsrer, fortGaes Der,
en- 8ebe pod en- Wart, Der ftrdfs fal
erlGeges af JOlt fra norbfor 8ranien.
Man unbrer fig ober, at Der en- Iads
Ran often 6liper fsrt iuu itdrpt ct
3ilfpn meb 9julribere; tbi oeres Be
fsq beropre tilferer bog be Mornings
bripenbe bdabe Der og | 9doersleo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

'6aoerstep. - StoGefereres
m inariet. (S6l. g. 9eo Cts
amen I Seminuriets 2. alasie be
Itoo Forleoen at "a Gleoer be q, iom
Oeroeb gaar ooer / 1. alosie. glan0t
Gem, Der beitob, er 0ieOeri6Ien fra
6eisager. 5oritanber, ISfOleraao
GaItens bar lebet ben itriftlige, PRO
pins SfoGeraab Or. S6lemmer al
Slesbig ben munbtlige 9repe,
@nben 99reretsdmen ffal afs
6olbes ben Il. Nopember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Boz Sogn. 8idpfernes
Ggft. (5l. Gtp.) Ser paa @gnen er
9ouninqbsiten M ufiluttet, men for
be feItes @ebtommenoe bar ben boz
ret unber en- MioOelbsit. 5 ben beos
tie SrettiO bleU bet for tsrt, fua
Der for 9ierne in9entine bar at benz
tie I 8lomierne. Senere CAB bet for
megen 99be. 5onnineen bill berfor
faa en- COB pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Af0e0 PrGft. 3ioligere
Prait / 2pit, 9aitor SEMEN, JON
ct q(ars lib bar 6oet / 9gnoer Sc
ting. er ben 26, Sept. efter fese
Mars SpgOom uf9aoet OeO 0pbea.
Man bill butte, at gaitor SEMEN /
fin 8io 6leo rant at ct Stugtilz
faloe, mems ban praoiteOe / 9Optrup
airte, og fioen ben 3iO bar ban
Oaret liOenoe. Paitor SEMEN bprz
te til Sn0remisiions Retning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

8dmorup. 9gten tsr III
fsrit, ben q. Sept, iiges at bare
enot Der paa Ggnen. 9anfte bit
er bet l9nge Iiben BE ferIte" bteo
f9rbige, men RegnDejrsperioben /
gegpnoelfen al Maaneben forIinteoe
/ 0Gei 9rab &ornbeiten for be fleites
9eotommenbe. @ennemgdaenbe er
llobnttet gobt. &ugb6iten ter an
Haas til Mibbalbpit o9 beroOer.
.9pg9et og 9aOren gennemgaaenoe
langt ober. Wlen mebens Rugen bleb
gobt bjerget, forringtbes megen8aars
I9o laa bel paa Straa fom 89rne
! Hegnoejrstioen, uben at Der bog
er ftet ueritattelige Cab. Bert itaor
bet biitnct til meb be melt ,iprige",
iom, nuar Der bar en- entelt 9d9s
3srpejr, tog &ornet inb | minore
tor SilItdnb uben at dfpente flere
0o9es gobt @eir. Oct hamper fpGrt
| dbitiIige 8~orngulbe og Der bill
6liOe foOlig meget muggent Sober /
9inter, 6Oiltet fan blioe ubeIbigt
for aoGsets Setbreb. 8og6peben bar
gipet ct ualminoeIiet gobt ll6bptte
-
IigeIom ogfad 8el9iaOen, bOorimoo
R%oe6siten, Der 10 ferit MI lager fin
8egpnbelle, lungt fra ale @egne n
COB. 2arOedn9rebene bar pGret bars
re, enb man fra ferlt at truebe.
&artoflerne berimob 9iber ct
ualminOeligt eobt llbbbtte. Ser er
ferbeles mango os fmutfe adrtofer
peb Stdmmerne. Sptagnineen er al.
lerebe | fulb Sang, bOiltet err me-
get befbiet. s aIbre Sib tog man
Serne fsrit fat paa arbeibet lensere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

StrDbftrup. - Sotgt Msfte.
Msaer Rdsmus MsQer I ltlbdf
folgte / Forrige rge lin 8eirmsle
meb @ftagts6us og en- 3snbe 2anb
iii MsfIeripenb 5bomds Sbomien
fra 3pras6ul 0e6 StpOin9 for $500
Mart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
MARTYREN | ST. ANDREWS.
DEF LILLE SOFUGL.

@n inut os interesiant GOrtanins
ON 9riitenfOrfslgelien / Spani.u.
pris: inbbunben, 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

lite fuu file en- Gum. @aar golis
tiet imiOertiO faa ifarpt frem, ftrGms
mes Solt fra at fomme 6eroDer norbz
fra, % bet tan Der bel lite bare mo-
oct onOt / = ioetminbite oripeS Der
oa lite politiIt Q9itation paa ct
Warteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

= MoOne Sorbbar. S &en=
tier 5. S6mibts 6abe Oeo 4uitrup
Bel pltttes Der ! bisie 0age mobne
Sor0bar for anoen Sang / Qar;
nogle at Dem er iaa fore iom IN
life 9lomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Qaftrup. = 6rugtbar &ar=
toffeL. @aarOejer @. 9eterien paa
gp9aarO aoleOe / 5iOr en- &artof4
fel. Der pejebs 400 Or. 0enne
&artoffel laabe ban i Oar, pusIeoe
rg plejeOe ben O%mbpggelis og nu OeD
0%pgraOningen funbt man oe6 benre
enc aartofel 1O5 npe &ortoFler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Mne Gmnaro Siniems 5ampifibe or norn.
Itet meo Wfarcpnt Snitem 5raaoIps 9eIegraf,
Iieeioni CT oa9Ii9t BIao, "0Mm0ro BMIletin,"
k,4thIfrepeA ntt,Inrn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Maitrup. Sotgt MBtfe.
Gjeren al Maitrup Mpae, 5. OOers
gaaro, bar ben 26. Sept. ialgt Mpls
len meO tilbprenOe 6 3br. Strb FAINT
al %ubpenOig 9eIatning til mlpller $.
9onneien at 6iarup oeO aolbing fer
ca. $4,000 Mt. meb 3iltraOefe til
/. 2lpril 1906. MaItrup Msnk er
&e6erens 5gbeiteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

@n M inOeten ooer ST.
menigbe0sprGit appel afTpreoes Spit
bag ben "a. September / Stibelunb
9rat / 0oerDGrelie at benOeo ct 5us
iinoe 9eltdgere.
profesior g. Ia Sour bob @eltoms
men % uotalte i'm 9etlageIie oOer,
at ingen al be oanite IpnOeripoite
qreiter bapbe tunnel gioe MsOe, men
be babreoe pua oeres 9is &ppels
MinOe beo at re9te ben 9erning,
Nppel iaa goOt begDnOte. 0erefter
brdgte ban en- 5at til aunitneren
6anien Sato6ien, fOrOi benne beo
1toorbeioefien at llbtait til Minoesz
marfet 6oooe piit iaa tor Smeoetoms
menFeo. Den tore ~tretanteOe Sten
berer ct Relief / Bronze. Mtnbe8z
mertet er opItiGet | %umibbelbdr 9erz
feb Of paitOr Spejitrups lignenbe
Minbesmrrfe.
5eIttalen boloies al 6r. s. QppeI
af QIfoo, 2(ppels pnsite Ssn. 6on
qennemgif / forte Srat 5uoerens
QeOneOslsb Og Tfiloreoe be TRANCE
aoar, fpori ban 6apoe leOet ior
Carer, inbtil ban bleo preiteoiet !
alfop 1871. 6ans 6ele aio bar ben
gaaet fom en- Stamp for 5ribeo o9
GelpItGnoigbeb.
5orftanber Sdreber at qItob ooG-
leoe Deo Qpptls Ordination og ben
9stpbning, ben bif babe for 5rem-
tioen. Qppel bar nemfg ben fsrite
JrimenigftOsprait paa benne She
Qtldnterhaoet.
Gn Sang, Itreoen al Q. Ia Sour.
fteo a~fiungen, bporefter 8uaroejer
Sfrumsager ben Glbre at aebenboOef
uotulte en- 3af til 6olfet 9oro for
@ranIen. forOi Be 6opOe reiit oetl.
Miuoe for en- Manb fra ipnOen Qa".
Sans Qppel brdgte paa Sla9tena
8egne en- Sat til Stibelunoforeninger
og 3unitneren for bet mute Min-
tesmerft. og berefter ilutteoe IA Sour
meo at betenoe 3roen % 5aOerDor.
Gn Del fremmebe baboe / 8dgena
a%nleoning 9ioet MBOe. 8ldnot 9a.
fterne bemGrtebes 3rafitminiiter
Segs6ro. Der sfter 5eItens Qfflutnin1
fsrte meb tilbage til 9ifob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

6ammeleo. = 5oGOu6bpttet
for 80 Qar fiben. (Snofenot
til oMm.O 9d piitnot mangen
2anbmanO Oil Ibnes, at bet bar tenls
melig tiOligt at inoienbe 96It6erets
ming ober aornets 5olbubbptte /
Qar, efteriom Blot aag og 60eOe er
tOmmen til 3er1tning, Iaa pil jeg
Ilermeo Fornpje 2eIerne meo en-, iom
er li9e Oeb 50 Oar CANNED.
SITTER Opforpring at 9usfOgeo
8ii6ner / 6abersleo angaaen0e loz
ar6ejoelie at en- geifripelie at Ger
tlgoemmerne Slesoia og 6olIten,
Iom par ~oberbraget QmtmanO %
&dmmerberre BON Stolen / Sege6erg,
rpForbrebes Sognefogoerne / @rdm
6erreb / QuguTt 1928 til at inos
Ienoe 5ortegnelie ooer Nolen %
&oa9bolOet for 9(aret 1897. Sognez
fogso 0is s. MaTtrup angaO los
Taben / 9ammerleo gp for
aug -. 70 3br., 2Ol 315 3br.
6beoe bbrfes life.
gbg So Chr, Dbl 290 9br.
6aDre 116 3br., Dbl COS 9or.
gog6DeOe 30 Chr, Dbl $50 3br.
6or so Qar fiOen gap Rugen aft
Iaa Blot 5 Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Den nye danske HOJSKOLE
we'd KENMARE, N. DAK.,

vii begynde sit ferste Skoleaar den
20. November 1906.
Foruden Underwriting i de alminde-
lige Skolefag - baade paa Dansk og
Engelsk, vii der blive undervist / Bibel-
studium, Kirke- og Missionshistorie.
For nermere O%plysninger henyender
mar sig til Skolens F~orstander,
JENS DIXEN,
Route /, Kenmare, North Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20


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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-31
DESPERATE BUT
NOT HOPELESS
Forces Working for Peace
Are Continuing
Efforts.
THE CAR SEEMS lMM0vABLE
Advices From ST. Petersburg Are
Gloomy - President Has Failed
Twice, But Has Not Abandoned
Hope Of a Final Settlement.

Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 25.-The
prospects Of peace seem desperate,
but they are not hopeless, despite
the prevailing pessimism. There is
still a chance and the forces work
ing for peace are continuing their
labors. The president failed twice,
but he is still fighting on. The re-
suit of Ambassador Meyers audience
at Peterhof on Wednesday was I'M
satisfactory, but at least 1t was not a
rebuff. 1t left the door open and
within a few hours after the receipt
at Oyster Bay OF Mr.. Meyers account
Of his audience the president had sent
a new appeal through M. Witte. who
received 1t from Mr.. Pierce about 3
o'clock yesterday morning,
The emperor had already in effect
declined the proposed compromise
offered by Japan. He had refused
1t because under a disguise offered to
withdraw the article asking remun-
Grafton for the cost Of the war on
condition that Russia repurchase
from the military possession of Japan
the northern half of Sakhalin at a fix.
ed price of 1900, 900, 900 yen-the es-
timated "frais de guerre." Every
message received from Peterhof, in
Guiding those that came early today,
was ~infeXible upon that point. Had
Japan not inserted the sum, had that
been left for future adjustment, the
proposition would undoubtedly have
proved more palatable, and The Asso-
AtatnI DrAaa ta Ia an xNNgfNiAn IN gtntn
that the divergence in the compromise
as suggested by the president and as
offered by Japan at the conference
which was mentioned in these dis
patches last night touched this very
point.
The president did not suggest any
price or the fixing of any price, and
1t is believed, although this cannot be
affirmed that his latest effort is to
secure the consent of the emperor to
agree to accept the Japanese PROPOSE
ton, with the amount subject to fu-
ture adjustment by an arbitration
board or otherwise According to
the Japanese, M. Witte has already
offered to divide Sakhalin.
Up to IL o'clock last night six
~cablegrams had been received by M.
White from st. Petersburg. All came
from Count Lamsdorff and all were
opposed to the Japanese compromise
as presented at Wednesdays meeting.
However, it is positively stated that
the cablegrams o that direct
pour parlers are now in progress be-
tween Emperor Nicholas and Presi.
dent Roosevelt.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 25.-Ths cor
respondent of Reuters Telegram COM
pany was yesterday authorized by
Count Lamsdorff, the foreign min
lister, to state officially, and In the
more formal manner that Russia will
pay Japan no contribution, direct or
indirect, nor will 1t make any cession
of territory whatever.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-31
SENATOR LONG PROMISES
FILIPPINOS FREE TRADE

Legaspi, p. l., via Manila, Aug. 20.
The transport Logan, with Secre-
tary Taft and party on board arrived
here yesterday. The city, which is
the capital Of Albay province, in Lu-
zon, was, from all appearances, the
most prosperous of all the places N
the islands SO far visited by the
party.
The decorations displayed in honor
OF the visitors were decidedly ingen-
ious and highly elaborate. An inter-
esting display of hemp, the main
source Of wealth Of this community,
was a feature of the parade, and along
the entire route Of three miles from
the city to Camp Daraga, trees at In
tervals Of every twelve feet, were
draped with this valuable fiber. A
banquet was spread at noon at which
Senator Long of Kansas made a very
effective speech, during which he
virtually promised that the privileges
Of free trade would be granted to the
islands for the reason that from
them there was no fear Of competi-
ton of any pronounced form. The
speakers were unanimous in their
expressions OF admiration OF the
place.