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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20

Merton Mealy returned Saturday
from Rochester, Mimi, where he had
been to consult the Mayo brothers, the
celebrated surgeons. The broken bone
in his right arm, which was badly in
iured in an accident in the Reid gas en-
gine works at Oil City early in the spring,
refused to knit, but the Rochester sur
geons advised against an operation and
assured him that his arm would gain
strength and be all right in time.
Mrs. Esther Morl ison, mother of
County Superintendent d. w. Morrison,
died at her home at Frampton, Clarion
county, Tuesday, Sept. 10Th, at l o'clock.
Mr.. Morrison was summoned to her bed
side last week, and was with her when
the end came. Mrs. Morrison had boon
an invalid for the past five years, caused
by stroke of paralysis, and recently
suffered the second and third strokes.
She was aged "a years. The funeral SER
vices will be held Thursday afternoon at
the New Rehoboth church, near her home.
Among tho young people who have
gone to attend school during the past
week, we note the following: Curtis
Proper and Edward Lawrence to Cham
bersburg Academy, Chambersburg, Pa;
Misses Bertha Lawrence and Fern Bow
man to Wilson College, Chambersburg;
Miss Josephine Smearhaugh to WASH
ington Seminary, Washington, Pa; Dali
las Reck and Glenn Henry to Franklin
College, New Athens, Ohio; Miss Daisy
Shriyer, of Tionesta township, to Grove
City College. ]. D. w. Reck accompa-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20
Cured of Lame Back Aner 10 Years of
Suffering.

81 had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and found complete
recovery in the use Of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm" says John G. Bisher, Gill
lam, Ind. This liniment is also without
an equal for sprains and bruises. 1t is
for sale by Dunn & Fulton.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20
ARemedy without n Peer.

Il find Chamberain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy I ever used for stomach
trouble" says ]. P. Klote, of Edna, No.
For any disorder of the stomach, bilious
ness or constipation, these Tablets are
without a peer. For sale by Dunn q
Fulton,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20

-San-Cura Ointment is perfectly harm
less and is a great aid in preventing scars
Sau-Cura Ointment cures Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Boils, Carbuucles, Piles, Old
Sores, Pimples and Eczema. Druggists,
25c and SOC. II
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Lost. Local.
hammers. Ad.
McCuen Co. AID.
Hopkins. Locals.
j. @. Scowden. Ad.
VIM. b. James. Ad.
Penny. Ry. Reader.
Robinson IL Son. Ad.
OIL City Trust Co. Ad.
Smart C Silberberg. Ad.
f. w. Devoe 6 Co. Letter.
Mrs. W. II. Corrin. Local.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20

He who thinks the world owes him
a living tries to overdraw the account.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
NUMBER OF AraBaAKEs ON TRAINS.
Hearing on Increase from so to rs Per
Cent Of Cars.

washinston Nov 2-wnether not the mini
n,ur, number Of cars to e train suppieu Win "1'
brakes shall be Increased from Sd to 70 per cent
aftsr January / 1865, WAS the question denateu oe-
eare +ha interstate Commerce Commission to-osS'
the or.rstinx chiefs OF the railroads HEinE .no
negative and chiefs Of railroad o1oIhe' hoooS "
affirmative Of the proposition
The prtvats car lines inquiry before the coin1iis
sion was temporarily interrupted by tnis Hsa'iiis
-vI.o, csd seen scheduled for to-day. The prooeeo-
,,sa vsra in tine nature OF an order to show cause
,1hv nrch an increase should not go into erect
a " Creighton general superintendent OF the
pe,rSv,vap,s syste1u east OF Pittsburs, ana u. =
1,r,,,+or6 s,n.yirrsnaent of motive power Oh inc
r,a,,syy=s tir:as xesI OF Pittsbura. oPPoseu& & Its
ted arderchiey on the srouna St r;tSont
n9. ~ t,aussrns traffic the busiest season
~ ne vear Itoth contenGed for an extension 80. oa
iinre holding forth tentative prorse ley7 ali the
order should he held or until JanaatS, t'''' ~ '-'
.srs IN use could be fully equipped tlen. .. .hs
u Cybbx ch.af of the nutr';s po%et " - ~ -
Pennsyivena aurosd. said re pesysa s rna i bv Az
col;d bA ppt ,atc operation oy A' 'e%o ~
Il eaSk general sertntendsnf 49, OF Rail
iesEe sssSaa 7 zssa ans reaairs sShss
months 10 eGtip his road so thst u can Comply
the egntaru2fated 70 per cent order. ruo.1 Con-
u Z C!2rk. chief Of the oraeE ot h arannt1,ation
-, -svrav xgjtr.eysea, attempting 70 sho~ ' - :.
satiIIe TO equip cars with sirotahSs a,s stock
esi increase the fs E sssI Of the Baltimore
I'd Gbfo Eeilrs,ad declared that the ques.om q ~ va
a a1a - onerat,on and thsr swtchins oaa,
i6rs are lust ient to PERM % tire W Ee said that
o.oeE ,ai+;,mora and Ohio csnnot suDply So PET cen,
oT ,;1s cars ordered FOR the gran. SSa 90 nav air.
lga cars which viii be received about January
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
AGREE ON RATE POLICY.
Ohio Shippers and Railroads Prepare for
Possible Action by Government.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 2.-Ths Ohio Shippers Az
.ocaton and Ohio railroads have anticipated any
sc.;on III regard to rate discrimination which may
he taken this winter by President Roosevelt Sere-
tary TAFT ssnato, Foraker. Congress or any other
person or legislative body. They have come 10 an
agreement which It h thought will settle for good
my friction that could artse through an allegation
thai the roads sre guilty of discrimination The
esreeIsnt covers Ohio only, but II IL looked on as
great step forward by all concerned.
Petals nave not been worked out In full. but the
primary step viii be to appoint Joint committee
three men TO represent the shippers association and
ttres men 10 represent the railroads. All CON-
psintz 10 rates, instead of being faken by an m
GyiiusI ehipper 80 the head OF Individual road,
l3H b. se1t 10 The shippers association. TO be re-
.er-ec by the Joint committee for settlement
II h, In efecr ARBITRATION of all questions by repre-
se1[atives OF the Interested persons.
The clippers hare at present similar joint COM
mites which settles disputes as 20 movements Of
looked node! throughout the
fouu;ry. and hiIndreos OF letters OF inquiry from
shiouxTs ell through the country have been
sus,Esrea explaining its workings Ths announce
Iuent that an agreement had been renctsd ~as
ua6o to-day by Sacrstaxy J.. w. McCor6, OF the
shippers asxoc!xuon
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
KNOX ON RAILWAY RATES
To Set Forth Administration Policy
in Pittsburg Speech.
lrrom The Tribune Bureau.l


Washington Nov. 2.-Senator Knox, formerly
Attorney General OF the United States, will
sound the keynote Of that portion OF the Senate
which purposes to support the railway rate pol
icy of the President at the coming session. at
the banquet OF the Pittsburg Chamber Of Com
ulerce tomorrow night The President is par
ticulariy zratif1ed that Senator Knox has yielded
to hiH wishes and has consented to enunciate and
defend in uHequivocsl terms the doctrine OF con-
flding to executive body the power to declare
what shall constitute Il maximum rate in those
Instances where dispute between a railway and
a sh,pper shall occur
Senator Knox, than whom there is no clearer
thinker in tho Senate and few more able consti-
tutionel lawyers in The country, one OF the
Presidents closest advisers at the time when the
Chief Executive determined upon his railway
policy and az a n uember of the Senate he has on
numerous occasions in private conversation with
the Leaders OF that body, established the con-
sdtutiona!ity of the proposed reform. at times
greatly 70 the discoTlfitdre OF Senators VINO
hays hoped to escape the consequences OF their
opposition to the President with the plea that
the delegation by Congress TO an executive
body of the power to fix rates would be uncon-
sttuti0nal.
1t will be recalled that in a speech to the
tor Knox clearly forestadowed the federal policy
subsequently pursued toward the Northern Sc
curitise Company, the Beef Trust and similar
combinations, and his declaration to be delivered
Tomorrow nisnt is expected to prove not less
prophetic and even more important.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Agsosgs HAcgEasAcK MEADOW CO.
Hudson Street Railroad Company Competl'
TOR Of Public Service Cooperation

The Hudson Street Railroad Company. allied With
the Belmont interests. md organized /" operate
street railways by electricity IN New-Jerssy nfii
become competitor Of the Public ssrVics COR
orsf,on has taken over the interests Of the Hack
enescs Meadow Cornpany formed tc reclaim the
b,e area of marsh IN HUDSON County.
The new company. which win nii in or drain the
r,ea5nvss is the New-Jeraey Terminal Dock and
Improvement Company, with capital OK SSv''E'''
,,x. connection with the proposed trolley coz
1Sorati:n ia manifest in the directory ss!ece, as
fiiny Fisk. ". NJ EarnQ1n. w l. iaI,e Aa5reW
tbe t.ro ncrr2cratt5ns ana Walter c. oal<nasr, who
,.ljuai Dock and Improvement Company a1G arson
N Bsngs. the vtce-2-esilsJt eTe also prominent III
tra rudsnn Street Railroad Company
Il vas go aanouT' that the trolley saa T. tnnnsl rt
1r,s-ir,- plans for buildings 10 be erected IN
t;harch-st one 70 OCCUPY the block pet~sfa t2rs-
tween Dey ara F,lTen M ss M I9s@e VII wih 10 be m "'fSe T
.rIa-r terminals in the basement and connect with
.be siibyavs and the IL roaGs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
r AND 0. LINES ARE PROSPEROUS.

President Oscar C. Murray Of the Ealtimcre and
Ohio Ra.lrusra. who has just completed mast
thorough inspection OF the system west Of Rslti-
more has returned well pleased with the condition
of the property. MI Murray started thres weeks
ego. and accompanied Ny George l. Potter,
third ytce-pres.dsnt in charge OF operation; n. D
Ca;others chief engineer, and J. 3. Dickson, chief
engineer Of maintenance Of way.
Fart of the time he accompanied by George
r Randolph Erst vice-presidert. IN charge of
.rsflc and Thomas Fitzgerald. general manager.
In travelling over this various divis;ons he wa.
soiae; by the general superintendents and other
division officers
The rax.n object was to inspect the terminals
under construction or in contemplation at In
pcrtsnt freight points. At Wheeling. ". Va. tns
company has a t2.ocG ooo proposition under way.
Iprcsf6snr Murray saiC he found busnees along
the lire prosperous and much freight o3ered ,as
can be Conveniently cared far this time. The
activity "a the iron and stse{ Industry IS giving
Isrga tonnage, end there IS every assurance ot &
fesvv movement Of traffic during the winter sea-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ra ENTURCE LOWER RATES
Proceedings Begun in Cincinnati on o1a'r
= Csrnr1erce Commission.

o.r,,,ro.s. Nov. 2-Tne United States govern
,s-t Inrouaf, United States District Attorney "Ao
-,so .oaay began proceedings TO compei
ohesienoe on the part CT railroads to IN oTasr o.
the Interstate Cou,rnerce Commission. iie
60 before Judge Thompson In tho United S'%'e'
circuit Court. The railroads are tiae enc -, =
Hamilton and Dayton. the Pennsyivania, 'i'e e.h
wn,,r md ths Baltimore and Ohio SoufnWes'ei'''
.r,,. acce;ou Of the InterstE.e Commercs commas
,o -a,6er>d IN this city son,s months ago. WAS
ON tine complaint Of the Proctor Gamble company
.h,, ths rosas in question were discriminating
,.a,net Il in the classification placed on pAo~~H
Of soap shipped In less than carload lois
IS :,sssiaad by the railroads higher rates were
,r-,.,xe,. on the shipments OF tho company. iho
SS - p-,oter & G:.nbc Company. ana the Fal-
ToeSs were DIRECTED. to allow the lower rates Sou
tesnSes for Tee railroads have refused TO comply
sIt1 tfa order OF the commission ana nave hSVs o
1tistrSct Attorney McPherson has brouknt the acs
m go kbem to chey. t3e has The assistance OK
ssnesi-i CouIisei L. A, Shaver and W = oassS"'
rapressniinx the in!srstase ConaHerSe Go1l,nsssn;
Who GTtgod hete from tyasnngto5: Iae , reason y, pa
the claim that the interstate ConIaerce E1Hiis III
S.nnsrs vera without authority for the ruhnx tnsy
.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TO gE TREASURER OF TRUST COMPANY

IT n. Fonda has resigned assistant cashier OF
the National Park Bank. to take erect on f'oSeiH
pe~ l5 Fe has accepted the treasarers'hp OIL lie
Trust Company OF America.
Mr. Fonda. although only thfrty-nins years OLD.
has acquired an enviabie reputation IN financial
circles IN this and other cities He came to Now
York IN 1887 md entered the Western National
Bank In 1903 he went to the National Union Bank
and YVES made assistant cashier and wes appointed
assistant cashier or the NatioDsf Rank % Com
n1erce on consolidation Of the Union and Commerce
hanl-s Mr. Eonda's father. Walter @. Fonda Is
cashier of the Merchants Nattoga. Bank. Peugh-
Eeepsie. Els grandfather. JaTDes II. Fonda. was
cashier Of the sarne bank fifty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
RIG UTICA FIRM IN TROUBLE.

Utica n. T., Nov. Bankruptcy proceedings
have besIl begun against Northrup & Hatcher. OF
this city The firm constructed here. some years
ago two very large apartment houses, rebuilt the
Opera House block and several other large pieces
Of property, and interested In a number OF
outside enterprises. They became involved for
large euIns, and creditors have commenced
aroceedlnes to have them declared bankrupts
Their liabilities viii be very iarse. but they also
have enormous holdings OF property assets
One OF The largest creditors Is the Equitable In
s1rsnce Company. which hes mortcages on the
s-,artnent houses amounting to $3.50 000 The
Gausevoort National Bank of New-York holds
notes amounting 10 $4,000. secured by mortgages
The nrm Is very badly involved
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONpS-Market
strong Total gales amounted In par value to
50 42sbOo against 81 $685. coo on Wednesday. The
heaviest dealings were in the Japanese issues,
American Tobacco IS and 6s. Atlantic Coast Line
49, Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS, Central of Georgia
first incomes Central Leather IS, Chicago. Burling
ton and Quincy 4s Chicago Rock Island and Pa
ciac railroad IS, Erie convertible 4s. Kansas City
Southern 3s Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds.
Oregon Short ne Pennsylvania convertible s15s.
Reading general As, ST. Louis and San Francisco
refunding IS. Southern Railway first 6s. Standard
Rope and Twine Is and incomes. United States
Steel 5s and Wabash debenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New-Orleans - Com
merciaI 81 discount; bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, &c; telegraph. &c. Boston-ioc dis
count ChicaEo-i0c discount Charieston-BuyfnG
par; selling, l-1ec premium. ST. Louis-2c discount
bid 1oc asked. Minneapolis-loc discount Cinotn-
nati-Par. 6avannah-Buying. 60c discount: selling
76c premium.
BANK CTIEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanxea
s4i5 SaOlsT; balances GlBl,SD Philadelph!a-Icx-
changes 81 Ssof7s; balances. S3.s3Tss4 Boston-Ex-
changes ss7. 81 12s; balances. S.5siIob. Chicago
Exchanges sSs 0s. .5e2: balances. s.. ,S7E Bati-
morc-Exchanges EZ7e.753; balances S5s. $50 ST
Louis-Esxchanges. $e.oso,Sls balances, S+..ssa.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, e2Sao: Mexican
silver dollars 4sc. Bar silver closed in London
Is 15-1Sd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 2s.42; Lisbon SIS
MEXICAN HxCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-YorB is quoted 2n2.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. &. lAo internal reve
receipts sscS s19 miscellaneous receipts s3 "a
Receipts for the day. & e16s2As: expenditures NSs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
READING TOUCHES HIGH POINT.
Fear Of Corner Jumps Stock to 135-Eases
OFF TO 1872 Is at Markets Close.

Fsars of q Reading corner. which have Deen
similarly excited twice before in the course OF the
last few months but which probably have no
ton. depressed the stock market IN ths late
4eains yesaereay Reading opened at 12Sss. and
atter o'clock was selling at 1904, when sudden
movement Ia II began which carried IT swiftly up
"a iSs q now taish level whence 1t eesed on 70
sssats Ttss sjasT Advance is generally believed to
Isge resrSsentel squeeze OF ths shorts Lts tota!
a5out Sky Thousand shGTe5
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
7osAcco TRUST ours MELON.

THE directors OF the American Tobacco Company
hevs declared dividend o: :la PER cent and AT
extra dividend Of 10 per cent the common stock.
pavabIe on December 10 stockholders OF record
November Is. Since the reorganization OF the
American Tobacco Company dividends have been
declared the stock follovs: FebTd-
cry 1868, "a per cent: Nay. 24 per cent; AUGUST,
alz Der cent. and November. 12ts per cent, aegre
rating 90 per cent in nine months. There were
sales Of the stock In the curb market yesterday at
$50 q new high record pricA-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. Slz94 per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills 4G47s per cent long bils per
cent Berlin discount rate. rs per cent: Berlin
exchange London. 20 marks 4s pfenniss. Paris
discount rate, 81 a-1s per cent Paris exchange on
London rs francs IA confines.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britsh consols for
money IS 5-16 for the account sSts- French rentes
100 francs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

ne ar.t name Ia tha; OF the debtor. the second
Dat OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
I,~,. ~,..-c rr~.,,.,, nm. q 1895 SEQ II
&es.n Iniis-A X E,nbsrd Juns 1903 -. 57s so
AsP0ss 0ssse bouis- - sahio'1 :. - 49, iss e.
.,es mses,.s1 81 o hea.o-h loo TO
Iscsshsa"er - nehhs'' - f'Ne-i' es 7Is 50
Ao6hSe4n aar1usiJ Yraufe'; ortoeer zs, 1904 Sac ~
- sx1 nssr q ,sos .0i1esaun. o 20 "a
tstcs..s; 81 isss a.. Observation-Disclosures. :. .... ns Il
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Public Notices.

IMPORTANT TO TANPATEgs-
pzpartp,ert Of gn.ncs
Slreau for shn r-ciiscrtc-l ef Taxes.
No 81 Chambers 5rrest
Gtewatt BlI1tnsi.
E~w To.G rlovSgn5eT I, IaSss
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. PEaSoS-S
whose Tor the year 1879 ave not heSr rs,d
before the LIST 6sy Of November 81 ths said year
that unless the shaii be- paid Fieueve- Of
Taxes at his ooe n the Borough IN which the prop
iorough Of Manhaftaa. No. 81 Chamber. ssrss.
Asninttan \. y.
avenues, The Bronx y. Y:
Borough OF Brooklyn, Rooms =, L. rnS & Monic-
ipai BUILDING. 3ro0Alyn. ~ T.:
Borough o. Queens. cslDer Jscksoo arsnhs end
Fifth street, Long Island City, " T.;
Borough Of Rictrnond ecrn-r Bay ana sand xrrestx
Stsrleton, Staten Islani, n. J.
before the IL, day oc December c. saiS year. he
will charge receive and collect Eoch taxss
remaining unpaid that Gsy, in ADDITION tie
amount OF such taxes. ons per ooht.m -.
ssnount thsrsoI provided by sections SIG and 9fS
Of Greater Now York Charter tc.sg.s- g7s. Laws
of 1SS7l. DAgli, = AGsslE-s,
Receiver OF TaIss
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

ooo Receipts for the month to date u,,,.
penditures. A1so.Ooo; excess of receinss ex-
Receipts for the fiscal year to date s2Ol ss
penditures. s2isl2ssss: excess Of expendItnr.s e.
3Oo212 W.
SUB-TREASURY.-The sub-1rreasp-,,
to the Clearing House s79.i us'sof
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 8
per cent: highest. per cent; lowest ~ per cent
last loan, per cent close. b1s6 per cent: ruling
rate per cent. Time money quoted at ~
per cent for sixty days. 4%G35 per cent for ninety
days. 41ag42 per cent for four months and FaG5
per cent for five and six months Commercial
paper quoted at 5 per cent for sixty to ninety
days. and 5g51a per cent for four to six months.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Market closed steady
Actual closing follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
LATE DE4IINGS 4CCOMPA ANIED By LIQUI
Readings Big AdUance- Sterling Exchange Strong.

not popular, while the peoplewho talk IN ca
tious and conservative manner are not consio
cred persons Of intelligence
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Financial.
Financial Meetsngs.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
49, n:oa1Nay
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of Manhattan Eai!wsy ccrnSsHg viii
S> hs.d Cornpsnys otoe. no. lp q ostNay. Gsn-
haitian Borough York City. "Wednesday. No~srosr
Rh At Il O'clock
A uf Directors th- ensuing Il To De
elected. sud three inspectors E'sct., n
hooks win be closed saturday Ccsossr
Sth L. O'clock nocu. aad s1ii be eossnsd Thur
day November 9th 10 o clock A. IL
D. ". McWIIiIAHG se.rs3ary.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Nov e. p. m-The market for Amert
can securities heavy Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
BOND MARKET TRADING

Total sales of bonds. IS. 42a. .6eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
Bryan siper
ct. Olaf $500.

Sioite ginser fit 9rpm $4,000
fra en- Bennett, fom ban efter beoite
Sfisn ifulbe uooeIe bIanot Colleges,
grpm bar uoieet ct. Olaf College
iom en- of be SfoIer, Der fol npoe
go6t al benne 8ape. Sibite 0prbop
oDerraffeoes Br9iioent aiibobI meo
ct greD fra @iIiam Sennings grpan,
bpori BON Ioper Sfoleu $500. Elsie
Eenge ifaI banue ct 6onS, bpis Renter
ffnl bruges iom 2onn til pGroige
trRngenoe Suoenter. Raar 2aanet
tilbngebetnles, fol bet I9eges til Son.
bet. boilfet fanleoes | Tibens 9sb
bill fonrme til at bIipe ct b~etpoeIiet
geIeb til GrembieIpeIie af en- goo
Sag.
ct. Olaf Colleges 9prere, gIeper
og @enner er natitrlignis meget glade
oper, at Sfolen bar tiItruffeta iig ben.
ne fremrosenbe Wanos SpmerfIom.
he6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
Graft" / milwaufee.

Gountp StpreIien | WiImmifee,
@is., bar long Eo p9ret befienbt
for at bore forr1tpt, og for noeIe Iar
iiber pnaDiite 0oromenSene Sadtpit3,
Der Tom en- "erpert ~booffeeper" bleo
lot til at giennsmgaa Regnifaberne, at
Drafting" baooe saaet for Zig / flor
Sfma; ntet faa mange at 8pens lie.
fertoe ng melt aiiete M9nS bar iro-
bifle0e / Dem, at man maatte looe 60
gen falbe, % Wtltpmifee bapoe ingeri
S. 90. Solf iom ct, 2oiis. Iu bar
i~HiolertiO &esiiter Of GeebS Otto s.
SetSoel jim. 90 iorhanpGrerloe Super.
piior ebnaro s. Strauis benpenbt liz
til MilDaufee Gormtps 8iitrict Ittor.
rrep oo for bam aflogt SEN 8efiatoelie,
at 8rGfting bar gaaet iipang tftoert
Gourtpboaroet giennem ct Ipngere
StoSrim. SDoe eler Here Snpeprpi-
TORS bar oeret neS pan at beitiple
Solicit, 90 en- belsDa aontraftsrer oe
&isbuuRnS en- Seres m~eoifpIoige. DE
to R9rbs 9efienoelier bill blipe til
ltiueoe ben 8unSiurp, Der mart trG.
her iantner, og man perter iis IN
RGffe SiltuIeprbrer. ltrber 9alg.
fampen ifior Sslt bIep Seioel paa ct
Rsoe, jrm Observation-Disclosures !
9ourtpet bolot, offentlig beifplot for,
Of ban gior0e iie Selagtig / "@rait".
90 BON bar Superpiior, og man for.
langte, at BAN ffilbe trsffe iig tiI6ase
% fua lit Nonn jtrpget af Eifetten;
men iiSen fanbt man, at Oct par ior
ient at fploe Glaoien, % ban bleo
fteaettoe. Wsart tror, at Sert tnlbitpr.
bige 9efienoelie, ban bar aflaat, pil
III bdrn FOR &etsforfslghins.
Strmiis er npIig funbeu ifpl6ig |
8rafting, og bans S~orlnrgeiroe pm
M Gag er life afgiort. @an trur,
at ban afldgSe fin 8efienSelie Srehua
Sen 2Sen SSlini, % Der optases mi
Sbin9spiSuer for at faa ben Ituofgitet.
Sun gisr SetbeI mebifpIoig / is
Yunfter.
Set oplpies, at SiItriet attornep
McGSpperu nar ptoet0e ON SetoelS
Sbnoer UNDER Salget / afpigte SOFT;
ntert ban neiote bam life for @rauo-
iurpen.