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New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
HEARST ON HIS DEFEAT.
McCarren and Mcclellan to Blame
Mr.. Root Did Not Hurt, He Says.

ST. Louis. Nov 16-Delayed by missed con-
nection on the Iron Mountain Railroad William
r Hearst Mrs Hearst. their son and party Of
friends who are on their way TO Mexico in the
private car Constitution. spent to-day in ST
Louis sightseeing. The party departed tonight
for Monterey. Mexico where Mr.. Hearst expects
to spend a month in looking after ranch in
terests.
When Mr. Hearst was asked for IN expression
concerning his recent unsuccessful race. he re-
piled:
That is the last thing in the world I want to
talk about defeated candidate you know'-
ITO what do you attribute your defeat?" was
asked.
ITO defections in the Democratic party If
had not had McCarren TO fight in Brooklyn and
Mcclellan in New York would have Won" he
replied.
Then 1t was not the moneyed interests that
defeated your"
1T was the moneyed interests working
through these elements in the Democratic
party.
DO you think Secretary Roots speech con-
tributed to the result?
Not at all The thing obviously un-
hans the enthusiasm of some of my followers
/ feel sure 1t did not cost me a vote, and set it
did not turn any Republican votes TO me-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
T. f. MARRIN ARRESTED.
Storey Cotton Company Nan Taken
at Buffalo.

Buffalo. Nov. 16.-Francis E. Marin one of
the principal figures in the Storey Cotton Com
pany failure in Philadelphia in 1905 was ar
Hotel Marin disappeared from Philadelphia
on March II, 1905, when the PostOfice Depart
ment raided the Storey Cotton Company, and
since then he has been in Europe. He came
back to America few weeks ago. and the vigil
the pOstofffce authorities have kept for nearly
two years ended Tonight with his arrest
Marin arrived in Buffalo three days ago He
registered at the Genesee under the name James
Johnstone. w J. Bickery. chief postoffice in
spector at Washington, had been tracing Mar
rims movements since his return to the United
States, and to-day Postoffice Inspector Cortel-
you. who has charge of the Philadelphia district.
came to Buffalo to get his man. Cortelyou was
handicapped somewhat in that he had never
seen Marin. He communicated with Inspector
Hugh X. Cochrane, of the Buffalo district. and
with Chief of Detectives Taylor. who assigned
men to assist him.
TITS all off," Marrin's only comment when
the officers found him and placed him under
arrest. Later he consented to waive extradition.
He said that he did not want an attorney. but
wanted TO get back TO Philadelphia as soon as
the inspector could take him there
Since 1905, MarriNNaid, he had been in Europe.
While there he was mixed up in several auto
mobile accidents. which. incidentally, the post
office authorities at home heard about. He Wis
tied London. Paris. Berlin, Brussels and Amster-
dam. on Marrins person were found check
books of London and Paris banks Marin has
a wife and two children in New York. He will
he arraigned before United States Commissioners
taken 10 Philadelphia He spent the night at
Police Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
WOMAN HIT BY BAR.
Vest Indian Negro Charged zOith
FeIOniOus Assault.

a West Indian Negro. who gave his name as
Eugenio De Sporta was lodged in cell at the
West Tooth street station last night on a charge
of felonious assault. The Negro worked as
sistant tanitor in the apartments at Nos. 343-
349 West 104th street The superintendent Of
the apartments is Ephraim Brown, who lives
on the second floor of the apartments at No.
345. While Brown and De SpOrta were in the
cellar quarrel started During the argument
the Negro grabbed a slice bar, it is said, and
tried to hit Brown. The latter to the police
station.
De Sporta ran upstairs to Browns apart
rnents. and found Mrs. Brown in the parlor.
He was about TO strike her with the bar. she
says when Ella Henderson, q Negro servant,
threw herself between the Negro and her mis-
tress and received the blow on the head. II is
believed her skull fracturd and that she
will die After a hard fight three policemen
finally overpowered the Negro and placed him
nnder arrest.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
CAPTAIN AND COOK LOST
Schooner a Total Wreck off Deer
Isle, NE.

Biddeford, Me. Nov. 16-The captain and cook
of the two-masted schooner Marshall Perrin. Of
Deer Isle. Me. drowned, and the schoon-
er became a total wreck, in the gale and sleet
storm last night off Wood Island Light, accord
ing to information received here this afternoon.
The third member of the crew escaped. The
dead are Herbert F. Bray, Deer Isle, Me.
captain, and William Jarvin, Deer Isle, cook.
John Burke mate. of New Bedford Mass, was
saved.
When the storm broke, the little craft was
anchored off Richmond Island, and was blown
onto the northeasterly end of Wood Island. De-
tails of the wreck lacking, but it is under
stood the captain and cook lost their lives while
attempting 10 fight their way TO shore through
the breakers. Burke was cast up by high wave
ana saved himself The crew from the Bidde-
ford Fool Lifes6ving Station Immediately began
searching the beach for the bodies.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
ARRESTED AT WALDORF TABLE.
Young Man Accused of Intoxication and
GisorierIy Conduct in Dining Room.

David " Kearney of No. 81 West 74th street.
was arrested by House Detective Thornhill. of
the Waldorf Astoria, last evening on charges OF
fntoxication and disorderly conduct.
According 70 Thornhill. the prisoner, accom-
panied by a woman and another man, entered the
dining room of the Waldorf and took seats at a
table The detective says Kearney became
boisterous and used insulting language, with the
result that many of the guests hurried through
their dinners and departed
The prisoner handed the sergeant in the station
a card reading wan Tasseu & Kearney. auc-
tioneers No 1870 east 18th street" He said that
was his card. ana asked that his father be tel
euhoned 10 70 bail him out.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
TWO DEAD IN FIRE.
BrOnr Barn Burns zcith LabOrers-
Others Haze NGrrO1U Escap pes.

Two men are believed 10 have been burned -
death in a fire which started last night in
two story barn on the old William Watson
estate. at Lane and Westchester avenues. The
Bronx The second floor of the building was
occupied by James Foley. caretaker of she es-
tate and his family The fire was discovered
at IL o'clock. when il had gained consider
able headway. and the Foley family barely es-
capped.
The wind famed the flames. which in a few
minutes. reached the adjoining barn. Accord
ing TO John Gillian. who slept IN the basement
of the barn two Iaborers sleeping with him
were burned TO death. One known as
White Pete" and eighty years old, The
name OF the other could not be learned. Gillian
said he tried TO them but had to run TO
save himself.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
PIN IN FLOOR DIsCLosEs LIQUOR.
Maine Deputy Sheriff Hits on Novel Con-
trivance While Making Search.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Portland, Me, Nov 16.-In picking up a pin
from the floor Of a private house in Fore street
tonight, where he searching for liquor
Deputy Sheriff Upton. of the rum seizing force
accidentally unlocked cieverly concealed closet
in the wall, in which was large quantity Of
smuggIed liquor The closet was sprung open
by means Of a fine mechanism which con-
trolled by the PIN in the floor. The officers have
been watching the place for some time but had
not up TO tonight, been able TO find the
source of supply. The contrivance was one OF
he neatest that has been discovered.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
VANDERBILT HORSES WON MOST.
american Owner Gusts Edmond Blanc from
Lead Of Winning Owners in France.

Far's' Nov 16.-wiiam X. Vanderbilt, ac-
rang to Official statistics which will appear
'olllorIo|. heads the list Of winning owners for
roo1s -oS years fat racing in France ousting Ed
rnsr., n-aAc aAc from the position he has held for
q $2459sO '-'~ei "''' mas won 4 lotai
ni1e- ehree-year-old Maintenon leads the win
- t''c-nt ever won by a single horse in one sea ,1
Yca,go Lite and only one French horse Iaca
NOR +teT yer won during its entire racing career
ninys t.1H this total Lacamargo's entire win
10 $4,000 o'sr hFe seasons and amount
ana n5i'fh2n - non never appeared as two-year-oId.
record ,a.. az goes wen. he may easily pass this
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
RECToR's WIFE KILLED BY TRUCK
Run Down in West Street, and Dies in
Hospital.

While crossing West street near Beach street
late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Theodore F.
Clarke. wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Clarke q Protestant
Episcopal rector. of Union Course. Long Island.
was knocked down by horses attached to truck
She was taken to the Hudson Street Hospital
suffering from three broken ribs. contusions and
internal injuries. and died at 12:10 this morn
ing.
Two men who In charge of the truck
when arrested said they were Isidor Rothburs.
of No % Ludlow street. and Louis Tienker. or
No 400 West 151st street.
Although both men are locked up at the
Leonard street police station on a charge of as
sault the police have not yet been able 10 ma
out which was responsible for the accident
Each denies that he driving the team at the
time OF the accident.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
WILL READJUST WAGES.
The Take Shore Officials Consider
General Increase.
Eey Telegraph 20 The Tribune. !

Cleveland Nov. IA readtustmene OF the
wages of Lake Shore Railway employees is to
be made No horizontal increase OF fixed
per cent VIII be made. but increases viii be
given upon basis OF merit and upon the re-
quirements OF the work The adjustment viii
extend 10 all branches Of the service
According 10 a statement by the assistant gen
eraI manager. Mr.. Moon. on Friday. the advance
allowed last week TO the Lake Shore switchmen
was but the beginning OF a general revision OF
wages
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
ALTON INCREASES WAGES.
Other Roads Nay AdUance Pay Of
10000 En- mployes.

Chicago Nov. 16.-The movement toward
higher wages which has been in progress
throughout the country for several weeks re-
ceived another impetus to-day. when the Chicago
& Alton Railroad announced a 13 per cent raise
in pay. retroactive to November 1. for all its
switchmen. 1t is said directors OF other West
ern railroads are considering advancing the pay
of 100000 employees.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
CLERGYMAN DISCOVERS COMET.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 16.-A telephone mes
sage was received at the Harvard Observatory
to-day from the Rev. J. II. Metcalf of Taunton
Mass announcing the discovery of a faint
comet The comet was found in a photograph
taken by Mr.. Metcaf on November II, 614:05
Greenwich mean time about 2:45 o'clock
yesterdaz morning. The approximate position
Of The comet, which was movons in south
westerly direction, is given right ascension,
4 hours / minutes, b seconds; declnation
minus > degrees, 15.S minutes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
GOVERNOR mAeooN NOT TO RESIGN.

Havana, Nov. 16.-Governor Magoon to-day
Denied the rumor that he intended 10 resign his
post in Cuba He said: 4 have never filled a
pos which pleased me more than this one and
never have been so deeply interested as in the
"ofk IN which l am now engaged"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
THURS TO CHICAGO.
C's N NSTLVANIA SPECIAL.

rpadhed tI;l4a Railroad t-ballgs+ ,Jt,e.fa-z
sago as 5-Ffs Aow York 255 D. ,a arrive. i,5,.
o. Lous-AJy, O;.eE fast trains to CAic1go and
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
YALE-PRINcEToN GAME, PRINCETON.
SPECIAL TRAINS

Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Saturday, November Il.
Leave New York 9:l0 925 go. $50. 1910 1025 f040.
1875, ulO. u.25 A. NJ Returning after game from
Lower Station.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

Try GOLD & BLACK LABEL ], :. & Crown
Sherries. Only STANDARD shsFf!es bottled abroad
AdV,.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

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SranSc. Rin9tisbiug Toe april.
Rcaifeoog neobr4uote "Seog0ar0"
tiIbsreuOc u. Sprungsbergs9tsr8oorO
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llnhto9elie al GGr, &Grgeuieu$ Stuc'
huS, iotu man boo6cr at ttuuc re0oe.
&cirtningcrne or rcObrOc.
6ore Zoe april: &i66mouO
Bans gamIc gienNom / 6ore er /
Rio6ags ncSbrpn6t. Nd6oeienoom.
meme por trueoe, men rebSeoes.
SorIeben Iiten opitoo ser rSlo
/ 2. g. SprericnS Gnfes @aaro /
GsieSrup pe0 S6Oer. 5eIe gaaroeit
meo llnOtogelie al Stuebuict ncN'
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SUin inoebrurotc, % iIere a~reuturer
fiji iaa Nenme @~rau0iaar. at Sc
mauttc brrbe8. Sloeu opitoO / StoI'
BEN. og mani urner, at Den IfpIOe8 q,
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Wprbcns iolf. : en- Gale, iom Den

Norocns SOlf. : EFT Gale, iom Den
oarffe neutrality-suspicious. 8. 6. Gbrt'
itenien iorIe0en 3ag bolSt oeo ct
8rlQermsSe, bersrte ban ogIua Def
norjte aongepalg, bOoreiter ran tort
latte: "gi enifer, at Norge UNDER id
npe Gongebus maa gaa irentoo og
blipc Siem for ct tilireoS % lpttcltgi
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Tor 0orge % bets rmgc aonge brin'
0er o5 life til at slerme, at Sperige
cr por Iabo, % at bet iueuife 6olt
ooiaa er BORT gruberfolf. Bt 8lernte
Bet aloria i CONNER, mcoeus Son
flitten itoo paa, boao iao emo enteIta
cn0iiuoeoc 2lpiier fam bite paa al
fortplle, og ri pil alorig gIenrme BET
il 6rerntioen. 8i srifer. at De nor
ITiife iyoIf mac fiuoe biuaroer mere
emo bibtil os lGre al ftau ianmen |
BE Ga Bel; Serpe9 piIoe be uiuoe me-
get tiliammeu og buer iOr itG oerom
er ingen Soil."
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Tosieialaet / 9ratsberg. Sra Sfit

NpSttV uiNNt D
meIbeS ben tSbe Ipril: SOm Tor
meooelt, bar amtsuopalget, ttltraooi
Of tent Serrer pulgt al 9ratsbera
amtstbiug, / iorrige llge bapt Here
Msber beriteOs i Inlebning al d
inofomne Sub pua S~rangfoS o1
GiOsfps. Wun beiiutteSe at afceptere
ct PEG aopofat II. SIopb irem'at Sli0
.paa $4,000 Ser. for begge Sos'eY
Otter bpab ser fra paalibeli9t Solo
~nie6belcs, Itadr Der bag bette Suo
rhelutfcnSe norif aapital. Ser bar
inofoumet ire BUD, ct poa 100000
SIR, Ser muber 6orbanOIingerne bleo
forbeiet til 100000, ct ON Sra'tlele
aiennem en- lGngere aarrpffe tro
Ioatitaritberne / 9amle % ioa enoe'
LA Oct MI antagne BUD, iom man 11te'
ner ifulbe bore oct ioroeIGgtiglte. gI'
Set ira Apatitgruberne git no paa
4OO, 900 Ser. fontant % ca. $4,000
SIR. pr. gor I 9ete I 100 adr. Oct
untnges nlminoelig, at Den otrfelt9e
9isber er &amnterberre Gappelen,
lllefoS. Wm tror, at ban ptl benptte
Graften til eleftrif Grit / iine Sern'
malmleier / Sp1eu. 9eg9e 6oSIe re-
prGienterer ca. 5000 SeItefrrt ter,
men pil oeb Reguleriug al Sotaf BIZ
Soa ca. $1,000 SeitefrGfter. VI
Salasiummen bill gmtet fda tilbage
Sc henimob 10000 &r., iom BET /
SerboIo til gOESgtftsficnoeIien mel
lem Stnten % amtet bar maattet
irobetale / StotSfasien, 90 ReIten,
ca. en- balo Miqiou, goar I'll gtoroiis'
fanalen, iom paa benne Naaoe fdar
CT meget b~etpoeligt Sono at ~otsponere
ooer. 9ette Sonb pil mooipare, brao
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Mshinrn slpiter.Mpnnmsntet. 9oa

set / Stopanger It0it afboIote Gene
raImsSe i oct norife SotalaiboloSiel'
fob tugeS Snitotiuet til 8eisnin9 al
ct Ntou1ment til WtinOe on SeIifa'
bets Glitter - asbiern &loiter. MO.
numentfomitcen pur fsrit / 8riitia'
mia, men er MI / Staounger. Sagen,
Der life bar fooet iooban S%tIilutntng,
iom man booOe peutet i IfbolNS'
fleoie, ipneS MI at futile IamIe Suite
reSIen mere ON Jig. Ser foreli9ger
nenlig fra cit Sto0augermdro,
SanoIGge @irfeool, ct pellpttet llo-
fdit til Norlment / en- 1 Weter bgt
9uite, iom foreltiIler ISbisru 8loiter
/ &peferoragt, bolber6e en- BOG
oeuItre Soono. 2igbeNen ifaI, eiter
bouo 0ISre Stapangeriolf ioritfrer,
pGre uomerfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Surpuesie Bertha b. Snttncr boIot

SEN 1S0e IpriI lit Ro6eIforeordg |
&riItionid. SiIitebe bar Nteblemmer
al 8egierins og Stortbtng % corps
oiplomutiaue. Otter at Song Soufon
bapbe inbfunbet Jig, traabte Bertha
D. Slrttner inc IeOiaset al Siern'
itierne 9isruion. gisrnion frent6G'
ueSe oct Wo6, 9aroneSien bapoe ptit
oeo / en- Wilitpritat at trG6e frem
meo 8aabet "gteo nteo Saabnene"
9oronesieu mootp9es al 8atblitum
meo 9ifaIo og bertoes 6oreorag, Der
ombnnDIeoe SreoSbeuRgeIienS llout'
ling, paabsrtes meo Itor OpmGrf'
Irmbeo. 6ruen ubtalte tiliibit, at BET,
Iom bar bGrbt / Horoen, bar ct ge'
MS for, at politiife Hpoannelier flns
&c tie uOen &rig,
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Ssbsfalo. 9umIeS Gloite SnOooa,
ner, SS5srgen Saugpalb. er 8aaifeaf'
ten afgaaet pes Gsben, 81 aar CANT
mel.
- @n Of Yorgrunbs GIoite Su0,
pomere gamle gtieIS %. SIieu er
&aQifeoag afteu afgauet Deo Ssoen
en- aaber al SO anr. afosoe Tor / jim
uugoonr tiIiies, men par ienere /
mango aar iom 5ormano fnpttet til
afosoe 6. R. 8eteriens b~etgoelige
Sorretntng.
Whtrer Sagerl1p SpugpPr
.Sron0biem er ofgduet oeo Isoeu, 90
@ar gammeI. Sop in0tog / lin Sio
en- iremtrpoenoe sitting iom Agttas
tor for @]enitrepartiet % OalgteS
1894 iii Stortbingsmanb for Sroub,
biem iammen neo 2ugmmo Sino,
boe, Stut8miniiter Steen og 8dnfoi'
rector 9omboff; men iom befieuot
fou ban life til Sbinget pda @ruuS
al i'm 1ortio. Senere bar ban DEL
toget / set offentlige 9ip npientlic
lem SociaIiIterne8 Siaibsmanh oe
lao mi iom @eoIem al Rommime'
itpret. San par auiet iom en- bpgtie
9tano.
- ReSuftsr artitian SemesIm
8eoaftsr al Zen uorife 8oootem,
plar", or, g(at til SfiGrtorsoag al
aaaet ueo GeOen al <ngebetPuSeIie
43 aur gdmrnei.
- 0anif @icefoniuI i aragerg 30.
Ran 5reorif Sborne SrleI er Sauife
Gag aiguaet peo 3soen paa Souiien.
Eerg Spgebus, 81 Mar garuinei.
9ensnnno j 8ierbrum pat
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len 9aade er aiganet peb DOZEN a
SjerteIonmelie. Nteo 2ensulanS 9aa
dc err en- al Amtets melt benptteol
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tlep ban i 1870, 26 aar gammel,
I'm gpaS Sroisrer og UehbleD uai
trnot iom iaaoau til 1898, oa bar
blep SeuSmau0 | i'm 6soebpgo.
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qeniimn, SpSnmrrifa, og Der or iaa.
leoes 8rrnS til at tro at Sslerso
Sogrerou6 en6nu Ell Sang fan ioa
ham itaIe. let ntier iig mi. at han
meo tor SueotgbeS bar isgt at lnos
goo 1olitietS 6urideelic. at ban emo
pioere fun Isitc Billet iii 2on0ou for
at pilSleSc sen uSiert6te goIitiasii.
tent RieIien, o. at ran | Sirfcliobe'
Oeu aiifi6e0e iig ira gntiDcrpen, bpor.
fra ban fortiatte Ssreiien ruuot ON
SpOamerifa % iSrit aif iIonO / GbiIi.
Serfro retite ban til Nouteoioeo. og
&c han life fsItc iig iiffer poa bette
StcS, ptoerc til 8iteroS Gires. bpor.
fra ban eiter fort Si0S SorID after
nniaa oet for beSit at fortrGtfe, mert
auboIoteS I rette EiebIif. On ban,
her ua,unenGroigt ntco 9enge hos
iig, oeb man life. Oct or iau6ipuligt,
at ban bar brogt Soucoformuen
Sifferbc0 CT eler urSet Stc0.
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bIiue inorcttet poo @rsnIatb, nett'
La REQ oen oanife n~rftiife citation
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tiger SnnSelen inoen ocn lite syuni
iaar. Get tsr oerefter dntages, at
a~oniortiet III piI gna ignne meo at
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WiHigHpr0Icft. &lsbenbapns Sor'
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ten Tor liitfeoe Qere ct ertraorSinRrt
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aougms Sdpe.Sorteu, Up Gitergo'
Ses 8ieHnembrponing etc. Get ueSs
toaes at bempnotge 0tagtitraten til
at opfie6e eller ~erpropriere De paa'
.qiRlSenoe Gienoomme % til Of iRige
oc arealer. Der bIipar iilbage eiter
@aoeanlGg % @uoeuooibeIier, til oct
al eutrepreusr Z. Gbriitenieu reprF.
ieutcreOe acHiortiim Tor en- Sris at
ITO or. pr. apaoratdlen. moer
5oruoiGtring al at aoniortiet beris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
gftrr lfpcircf uurOpnn.

Sfttt "DtfNS o.
Srpmse meloes oen 17oe april: Dc
al Stormen afipprreoe fire 6iitere
uoe pda altnPr er TIT tontne mo I'll
2issbapn / goo gebolo. De baooe
iunOet Ell Gel Siifeboueoer oerrSe,
% bisIe fogte % ipiite 'oe, iaa De /
oct belle bapoe flart Jig bra. Storm'
ulpffer bespnber mn efterbaanoen al
ipsrges ira ale aanter. ) Ssoeien
% paa 6iuIanbSnrs er iaaUel grpe'
gerne iom 8arepafbus Itrsget meo,
briIfet repr9ieuterer betpoeltge TAB.
Gaa 8iboitao err Gnfeiru Ssreniens
@rpeoitiouslofale o. grp9ge reUet
raa Secn. llbe ! SIpn ! Senlen rep
IStormeu SnsSag Morgen ct 5us
oocrenoe % Sr9bte beruuber en- Gut,
ion itoo ueo Sioen al Quiet. Sda
GnaenGs er en- Sfsite blepen 8ra9.
Sra Sanmerieit meloes Den
17oe aprtl: III 5angitfdrtstet "St'
mars 9eiGtning er frmoet lem Sig.
aQe bar cp6olSt iig ueoe ioruo cg no.
aiorSe autagelig 5ripagten. Ge font
mer BERTH meo "Wulingen", iout
ienSteS Tor al Iebe eiter miiIige 8eo.
oeoe. lllpfteu err uiimot ioreganei
meaet burtig. SfuSen er autageIia
6Ieuen ~enSeuenSt | 9rddttet. Raitet
CT fn9ftet ! tire Gele, men Sfroget er
apot. De sprige Ssbausiartsier bar
iisat hi forifieqise SnGue unoer
llpeiret, iaa man tror, al iamilige
mn or ! Behold. Senere meloes iro
Saumerieit at poerlisere 10 Sig el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
TN fiuciiif GpmmisGuu.

WI llUCIlN Stpiihi'SVph- DbN "lb
benbapn meo6eles ben Zoe aprtl
gn 6ertiI untommeu fiueitit acm'
mission er ioog moStaget / GnoienS
hos apngeimuiIien. commissioned,
ser beitaar al bsititiaeSc % bsit BAN
neoe aineiere, er ubierrot ior at lhI'
oere europUiife Re8ieringS' Og 90
miniitrationsformer. Get ~tcrt1oer,
al naar ben o. en- anOen &Onmis'
ion, iom er uOienot til amerita. cr
penot tilbage % bar ailagt &eret'
ring, oil Gnfcfetierin6en paa @runo'
lnQ oerai lsSc uourbeioe en- &oritl'
tution. I'll 3unmurf er aommisIto'
ren fommen cfter BEN banife 8egie'
rings SSno6poeIie. On Den Ogiao
tommer iii Norge, err ubetietSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04

furSre, ct | aaifieISereu omborS pan
Gina" % ct, iurn pnr oreoet ilano.
Nile DC iunone Gig er bragt ino til
Sammerieit, bpor geerooelien pil
fofegaa FOR @eSeriets &esHttg.
Sra 8uros meoNeleS, at oeS
gaioasiiba er iunoet graget al 5ar.
tsiet "SpnIsn", ti~Ibera1Ne 6ritbioi
anuoien. let bapSe inn Ranos Be
i9tning. Saapibt pibes, err II Dtano
omfommet serou6e / Guaifeugeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Seubeus Sutel / SoIei0e, Rl

Scubeus Sutel / 6oIeiOe, Roro'
fjoro, er al 8. s. SerOen iol9t for
5000 Scr. meo tiIbsrenoe Camp
Ifibsbrpgge og &onoelsiteb. 8enoenS
Sotel er ct al De GloIte Soteller l
Rorbfioro % par en- StO meget be-
isat, Do oct ligger pnn Sen befienote
Suite SaleiOe-Seleiplt. Ren iioen
9eien ooer i8ioeiGter til 8riotlio
font titdno, bar SitriIttrafifen iRrli8
guaet 6erne Sci.