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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Omaha millionaire Dies.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 22.-News was
received here Wednesday morning
from Watkins Glen, N. Y, of the death
there of Herman Kountze, promi-
nent banker of this city. Mr. Kountze
was president of the First National
bank of Omaha and a multi-million-
aire. He has been a prominent fig
ure in financial circles of the United
States for many years.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Prepare for the Preside Mt.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Nov. 21.-Gov.
Beekman Winthrop and several other
prominent officials and citizens left
San Juan for Ponce, where they will
receive President Roosevelt when he
lands there Wednesday. Extraordi.
nary precautions are being taken to
assure the safety Of the president dur.
ing his automobile trip across the
island to this city, whence he will sail
for Hampton roads Wednesday even.
ing.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Treasure In an Old Garnet,

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 22.-It became
known Tuesday that during an auc-
ton sale Monday of the household eff
fects of the late John Mullin at his
former home, 235 Vinewood avenue,
$4,000 in gold was found hidden
away under dusty old carpet which
the auctioneer had just sold as 1t
lay on THE floor. When the purchaser
ripped it up the money was found.
Mr.. Mullin was at one time prominent
in the iron industry at Pittsburg.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
PROBATE NOTICE,

State of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin
In Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate of George,
Kujawa, Decedent
On receiving and fling the petition of
Mary Kujawa. Of Hennepin county Min
nesota. praying for letters Of admlnistra- :,
ton on said estate.
1t is ordered. That said petition he
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this court on
Monday. the Sd day of December. 1906, at
10 a. NJ. at the Probate Court in the
court house at Minneapolis in said county
and then, or as soon thereafter as said
person can be heard, show cause, II any
there be, why said petition should not be
granted.
And 1t is further ordered. That notice
of such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
hearing. in the Irish Standard, a news
paper printed and published in said coun-
ty.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 7th day Of
November. 1906.
by the Court:
r.. c. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
ENGLAND STEPPED IN DRINK.
The Habit Worse Today Than Sixty
Years Ago.

DeplorinE the awful wave OF in
temperance which is sweeping over
England, Rev. Charles r. Aked. Of
Pembroke Chapel. Liverpool, arrived
here last week in the steamer Oceanic
Concerning incompetence in Great
Britain. Dr. Aked said:
"'rhc upper society in England IL
simply STEPPED in drink. The drinking
OF the English woman is the grimmest
portent on the horizon OF English
moral affairs. Children are born in
beer. My attention recently was called
to the case Of a -year-old child in
one OF the Liverpool hospitals. This
infant was suffering from what is
known as the drunkard's liver. The
Intoxicating liquors. Children are con-
ceived in drink, born in drink, and
swaddled in drink.
"rhe drinking habit is worse today
than it was sixty years ago, when tha
white tribhon movement was started
We have gone backward. There are
many who consider 1t no longer rez
spectacle to drink, but there Is not
much difference from the time related
by Hogarth. when signs outside Of
public houses read:
Drunk for a penny.
Dead drunk for tu-pence.
Clean straw for nothing.
'In the days of Pore there was much
intemperance and it$s related that hi
once received an invitation from
duchess to a. luncheon, but later re-.
ceived a note which stated: DO not
come Her Grace is drunk The work
ing classes, too, are forming habits
of sobriety. recently visited a hons
in Liverpool. and while there heard
mother offering drink to her boy. The
boy spoke up and said: You needn't
be afraid of my drinking. And you
wouldn't drink either, mother, If you
could see your insides under a misco-
scope"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
To Save PAYNE COTTAGE,

New York, Nov 21.-Publicity given
the proposal to raze the John Howard
Payne Home, Sweet Home" cottage
at Easthampton, l.. l., and build an
Episcopal rectory on the site, has re.
suited in an effort to raise money to
purchase the old homestead, which, it
is said, should be converted into a mu.
scum or library. Several subscrip.
lions to the fund have been received.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
president Nav Beat scheduIe.

Washington, Nov. 21.-The latest
word received at the white house from
President Roosevelt indicates that he
will reach Washington on his return
from Panama at least "a hours and
probably 80 hours earlier than the
original itinerary Of the isthmian trip
contemplated .
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
pauahter Of BELGIAN Minister

Daughter OF Belgian Minister Dies.
Washington, Nov. 21.-Miss Louis
Moncheur daughter of Baron Mon.
cheur, the Belgian minister and Bar.
oness Moncheur, died Tuesday after 4
brief illness of pneumonia and ty.
phoid fever. Miss Moncheur was IA
years old and had made her home in
Washington for the Dast I'VE YEAR,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Willing to Hear New Facts,

New York, Nov. 21.-A cable from
President Roosevelt declining to sus.
pend his order discharging colored
troops of the Twenty-fifth regiment
unless the facts as known to him are
shown to be false, but expressing his
willingness to hear new facts bearing
on that case was made public Tuesday
by Gilchrist Stewart Of the Constitu-
tional league.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24

TO Meet Next at Hartford, Conn.
(. Denver, Col, Nov. 22.-The Nation
al Grange voted Wednesday to hold
It's forty-first annual convention In
1eo7 at Hartford. Conn
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Burglars Quickly Sent to Prison.

New Cumberland, w. Va, Nov. 21.-
James Piatt and John Baigley, who
p.eaded guilty to many burglaries in
Chester, w. Va, and East Liverpool,
O., were sentenced to serve ten years
in the Moundsville penitentiary. They
were arrested, tried and sentenced
within ten days, establishing record
in Hancock county.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS

The Minnesota Title Insurance i Trust
Company pays four per cent on ssv-
ings and starts interest first Of every
month instead Of first Of every quarter.
Capital $3.50, 900. Twenty one years in,
business, x III
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Prominent Wisconsin Lawyer Dies

Madison, Wis, Nov. 21.-James F.
Oliver, prominent lawyer of Mad
ison, died suddenly Tuesday morning
Of paralysis. He was a graduate Of
the University of Wisconsin, and had
been prominently mentioned for cou:
xress
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24

Fifteen Years for Woman Murderer.
Youngstown, o. NOV. 21.-Mrs. Jen-
ME Anderson, convicted of manslaugh-
ter in beating her six-year-old step.
daughter to death, was refused new
trial and sentenced to Is years in the
penitentiary Tuesday. She collapsed
after the sentence of the Judge.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24

G. p. Preston & Co.. insurance and
rentals, 81 Nicollet. Mrs. c. p. Pres
ton. Mgr.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
DIE IN FASTEST RIDE OF LIFE.
Death to Two Follows Tom Cooper's
Proud Remark to Companions.

New York, Nov. 21.-Daniel Barka-
low, Paterson IN. j. cotton broker.
who was one of the party found in
the automobile in which Tom Cooper,
the bicyclist and automobilist, was
killed in Central park Monday night,
died Tuesday. Miss Helen Lambert.
another member of the party, who also
was seriously injured, is in critical
condition and is not expected to live.
The fourth member of the party, a
young woman who gave her name as
Virginia Vernon, and said her home
was in Jersey City, has broken leg
and is suffering from shock. it Is be-
lieved she will recover
A new story of the accident was told
by Miss Lambert. She said that the
collision was due to Cooper's sudden
ly turning out to avoid collision with
a cab in the roadway. He was COM
PEELED to swing far to the left, and had
safely passed the cab when the head
light of a stalled automobile doomed up
scarcely more than 100 feet away.
Cooper could not check his speed, and
an instant later crashed into the stall.
ed car.
Miss Lambert says the automobile
party was returning from visit to
Harlem roadhouse. Just before they
entered the car for the ride through
the park, Cooper said to his friends:
"Now I'll give you the fastest ride Of
your life" Five minutes later Cooper
was dead, his companions were lying
unconscious in the park, and the big
machine in which they rode was a
wreck.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Fiaht Promoter Arrested.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. 81
Frank Lynch of this city, who pro-
noted the boxing match between Mike
Ward and Harry Lewis in which Ward
met his death here last Thursday
night, was arrested Tuesday on a war,
rant charging him with making an
agreement to promote prizefight He
was arraigned before Police Judge
Hess and pleaded not guilty. He was
held under 1000 bonds to appear for
examination on Dec. 3.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
Tells of Alleged Extortron.

IelIS OF AtIeSeo EXtotCCon.
Michael Debris, former joint pro
prietor of Marchand's restaurant, will
be subpoenaed to appear before the
grand jury this week. Debris disposed
of Ruef's pretense that the money got.
ten from the French restaurants was
for legal services" He states it was
for the protection of the restaurant
mems licenses for two years, and that
the proprietors of Marchand's gave up
$2,175, of which $1,000 was paid on
Jan. 6 of this year, and $1,175 year
previous to that time.
!. One of the conditions of the pay.
ment was that greenbacks alone should
be used.
Pierre Priet was the representative
who visited Ruef's on the first pay.
ment of $4,000, and Malfante, it is al.
legged, gave the boss the $4,000 col.
1ected from Delmonico's, the Poodle
Dog, and Marchands restaurant this
year.
Debris says the money was not paid
freely and voluntarily by the restau.
rant men, but swears it was extorted
under pressure.
Jean Loupe, a French restaurant
keeper who had appeared before the
Jury last Wednesday as witness,
again appeared Tuesday with the re-
quest that he wished to correct and
reconsider" the testimony he had
given. Loupe was admitted to the
grand jury rooms, and as he remained
behind closed doors for some time, it
Is believed he was allowed to take the
stand again.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24

If you want to make it hit you must
strike out for yourself, my son. q
You're mixed in your baseball talk,
pa; if you strike out you can't make
HIT ..l
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24

my girls father is an undertaken.
He has invented an automobile hearse
Folks are just dying to ride in It,"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-24
FRISCO Grand JURY
PROBING BIC Theft
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES
AGAINST OFFICIALS AND MA
CHINE LEADERS RESUMED.
PROSECUTOR EXPECTS
TO IMPRlSON MANY
Alleged Levyins Of BIackmaiI on sa.
looms and Other Places Also to Be
Taken Up-SensationaI Disclosures
Predicted.

San Francisco, Nov. 21.-The grand
jury Tuesday resumed it's investiga-
ton of the charges that $1,000,O00 Of
the relief funds sent to this city by
generous sympathizers all over the
United States was stolen by city Off
cials and political machine leaders.
The grand jury will also probe the
charges made against Mayor Schmitz,
Boss Abe Ruef, and a number of other
officials concerning the alleged levying
Of blackmail on disorderly houses and
saloons and the alleged graft and
boodling in connection with the pas
sage of certain franchise measures.
Many Indictments Expected.
Fifty persons, it is believed, will be
Indicted, and the prosecutor confident
~ expects to send them to prison.
The sensational relief fund theft
charges have been investigated by
scores of federal secret service agents,
chief. of whom is Agent Burns, who
has directed the work in hundreds of
postoffices throughout the country.
It is declared the whole country will
be surprised by the sensational nature
of the indictments which will follow.
These franchises were for trolley,
telephone and water purposes, and in
yolve millions.
Supervisor Nicholas may be the first
of the supervisors to be indicted. His
indictment is for the petty amount of
$26.50, which he received as a 10 per
cent. commission on desks for the tenn
porary public offices, but this is only
one of the scores of such cases that
have been found and which may in.
vo1ve number of other supervisors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Notwithstanding
Ten etc september

entnfb sp.sesrtser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
5orfienist.

Or. hilbert curb, ben GIoite o. en-
Of be melt ~befienbte College, roiesio.
rer ! geiten, afsif Ssnbasg peo %.
ben 8alesbille, Sn., | en- aIber al
SO aor. SeIt iiSen 1851 bar ban
b9ret fnpttet til anor College.
Scarf bill life. @iliam @. SearI
bor ienbt en- aunoifripelie til asio'
eiateS 9reis for of forrigere oens Id
taIelier. Seq er life 4anoioat tper'
fen til 9r9iibentitolen eler til 8Rr'
biebeoen iom 8iceprGiioent, fern.
Oct ifreo ies fra California, os Der;
faar eisre mig ben sgre at tro mig"
'StanfOrbs Snpslcr. Sra Gan
Srdncisco mebbeIes, OF afbsSe Dfrs.
SAME Stanforos perbensbersmte
SumIins al Smpffer % 9ole Sterie,
Der err purberet til benimoo Ell Vftl'
lion Collars, nteo BET tsrite pl bltpe
iplat Of 2eIono Stanfor6 llniperii'
tets Srritees. 9e efterforurer ber'
peo blot AIRS. Stanforbs ubtrpffelige
Snife: at penoe Smpfferne ! 9enge
for SerpeS at ifaife tilpeie ct gIblio'
t~befsfono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Jrrieationsmcoe.

Omtrent 1000 9eIegater fra noe.
item Saloporten al llnionens Stnte,
bar ben 3Sie Septentber iamIebe til
Observation-Disclosures ABE aarsms'
De, icm bolotes / 9otie, Soabo. 8ice'
prRiioent Sairbanfs par SopeotaIe,
rem. San iagoe: ct al De pigtigItc
SpsrgsmaaI, iom Sremtioen mao
leie, oil bli, bporIe6es ri ifaI sge oa
bepare Dor ScrS8 probi,ftipe @pne.
altnitig Banding maa til / De fleite
al unionens Stater % Serritorter.
Men Oct er life rof. Sorbbrusct bli.
Ter mere os mere en- 8i6enifab, og De
Tarmere eisr bet beoit, Tom er bient.
me / 2anbbriigsfemi og foritum,
Epilfe Sebarter ser paSier for beres
Soro. 81 bsr bore glade oper De itore
6remifribt, ioln bort Sorbbrug bar
giort; meit meset itaar enbnu til
bage."
BrGitSent Rooiepelt iertbte ct @reo
til Wsbet meo @ifioro 8i1lhot % 40
parer beri moo "2anogrdbbing".
"Den oarite Sure, inn MI traer
&anSboforboloenel" ifriper Fan, be
itaar Seri, at nGiten bper Nano oil
,mberlasse liz iou meget 2anS, iom
ban tan, eilten oct er BAN til Nptte
clIer ei. Deb en- rigelig 8anSforlp'
ming er 5 Icres i oct regnlsie @eiten
% 40 acres anbedtebs NOT for en-
SumiGie, bpis 8oroet bprtes orient
Iiq. Gaar ga en- @tunb uroerIGgger
Jig 100 aeres, iom &egjeringer bar
panbet, eaar ban tpeIet for andre
1toen at sisre it9 ieIp noget 8ann,
foroi ban life fan raaoe meb iaa me-
oct. San birrbrer blot, at StatenS
gefolfnins fon bore. Spetldation
2anb, ionn Regieringen bar inooun'
Set, n,oo forebpsses for eubper Erts.
Tegjerinsen oanber fife bore regr.
lsie Strss, for at Spefulanter lfal
tiene 8enee paa benz, men for at 6a'
miller fm fuu JIG ct Sienn. YET er
Tibet ianoimIia at &egierin9m pi
peSbIipe me6 at anpenbe $4,000
900 poa SnOoinbttg al 2anS, taar
ben life faor noget tgien for oct gien'
nem en- porenSe Rangoe al Selo'
eiere, iom 6prfer i'm Soro o8 brtnger
Sen iii at barre Ifgrsoer.
"Srrigotionen bar ogiaa paft Sfoo'
iosrasmaaIpt. 9oar SeitetS Sfooe
~ubbuaqes, oil areatitrboloet % @rii'
bebriften fcrioinbe meb Dem, o9 Der
nil life BIZ 3rPlaItbanblere % Sern'
bauer / ion6onne egne. @rIaring
bar piit, at Sfogbranoe fan forebpa'
Ges eGer for~troIleres; men Ell prrre
Sienbe er 2on0arubberert, iom big
ger nco for Tobe og forpanoler San'
oct til en- Grfeu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Gyho Srahes
Ocosmaife.

3a man for npaIe Gar iiben moer'
isste Tpdp Srabes @rao | gras. tus
man iorubeu here Sotusrafier al bans
8rdntereiter osiaa Ell 3sbsmaite of ben
oauite Gitrunpn. Com en- Spmnrf'
iombeo mob bet banite Hationalmuieum
ira Or. Seinri4 Ratiesba, Der lebeoe
unberisselien, bar III B~roiesior Grnuit
&raus, iOm for Giben opbulber fig /
sisbenbaun paa Seiss, meobrast en-
I~Iitbbnins at Raiten.
Deb nnberiSselieu af Tpdo 9rabes
&ranium piite bet fig, at bans &ino.
tanber bar ualminoelis Tibte, builfst
iOrflares psb, at bans @ebis isprist
bar temmelis manseliulbt. Man ianot
Reiter at iiartt buifeoe Sienbrpn os ct
mesiist Suerlfies meo Saar pna 8
Gentimeters 9anshe. Set interes iar'
teite &eiultat ii llneerisselien bar bog
DC Sasttaselier, man siurbs meb Sens
ipu til bans rreset pmtalte Reie. 8et
piite fig, at Der paa 0aiebenet enbnu
fdnotes Sppr az Sr % Sponfsrsnt,
itammeube fra ben berpmte Iitronpms
MetaluGie, % bet bleu iaalebes peb
llnoeripselien s~ootsiurt, at benHe tltn.
ftige 9Gie, buabenten ben MI bar peret
al Splu eaer Cub, iiaise bar inoebolbt
meset aotber. Oct lpOer 10 ianoipu.
ligt at Spdp 9rabe, Der ubmerfet iprs
fob at blnuoe Wetaller, peb en- 9eee.
ring bar ip8t at opnaa en- Sarpe, Tom
ugcnlunpe ioarer til ben naturliae, %
iOm iaa uiOt mulist funoe %eritatte ben
NGie ban bauoe uaret iaa ubelbis at
mite unber en- Duel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
6uttebYenine
&rt YinS aisr fiiufe @nttcr.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07

apotefer @orSon Sndipita fra
9emnore, %. Dat, TOM Ssuoogs III
ten til Decorab paa ct tort gefsg |
Sienn,et.
9roIpguingen al Main, Winne'
bngo, Court % groaopop 8noerne
er M i9rbia, % enboer ntaa ino'
rsmme of @aoerue fer bent ITO. ar.
beiSet ipnes Of bare goot eiort oe al
bore meset tiIfrebsitilenbe. Raar
9onleporbeu rltnbt Gourtbuiet fom.
mcr | SrSen, bill bette aportaI bIipe
iaa noffer, iom oct iinSes / nosen 9p
| geItcn.
Get fsrite Stag MOB Be meget
onItaIte Stemmemuifiner blep bun.
oct Sirsoaes aiten, ba BONNER Sob.
ion uoIie6te temporRr Sniiructior
moo, Of goaro Of Superpiiors moota.
ger, briiger eIler betaler for 81 II. 2.
Staroaro S~temmemo'ttner. s.. Y.
SierIeiO bar Sen, iorn paa Sfattepoer.
mes Segue anisate ON Sniunction, os
ban reprpienteres / 8etten al aopO.
faterne Rorman @iuett, 6. n. &cers
% 6. %. Soucf. Superpiiornes Sag.
er Gountpaooofat Straub,
SoBn g. Sane % Srauf Sapre.
SierIei6 iottes UNDER $500 8artion,
Tom ban itrar itiGeSe. SOoO emo 10.
faIhet tiIlibit bIioer, ina bill oi iaI.
fnIS iaar ftemme pon inrme RanSe
iom for. Oct iigeS, at Wafiuerne
aaereoe por aFfenot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07

Bomber s6, 1896 ,64s, aoiaffer 1928,
S42, Snofsote 5oIfeiIas S,297 $50.
lloI0nbinee col 800.
1873 pot. af g%efoIfningen far
boerfen l9ie eIler ifripe, og fun ca
Oh psf. bar beisgt llnio~eriiteterne o.
andre beiere 2RrearitaIter, OF PCT
De oroerie Weaem. SpeciaGGreanitaI.
ter, O.9 PCT. WeIlemifolerne og 0.Oe
p@t. De miIitGre Melemifoler. -
Der bIeb | 1899, set iioIte aor for
bpilfet Der firbes itatiitife NeboeIsl.
ier oesongaaenbe. Jolt inosnaet $685.
2O2 9eteifaber, eler Iiot mere enc
DeihoeIta1et for Be iioite fem forno.
8aaenoe aar; / iantmc aar fsbtes
4764,67S Wenneifer oe osbe 3,0t3,.
I'D; olfiaa ct Soerifub peo Seoler
al 1,751,564, ener Iiot mere ems
~@ienneminitstanet for De fibite fem
forlrbgaaenbe @ar. s SenboIb Der.
til ifal anfsres, al gmisrationen fro
8uslanb / Sibsrrmmet ira lite Sssi,li
1904 til lite SuIi 1905 omiatier
1852 Berioner at besse aisn;
oeraf par 92,3SS - 80 PCT. Sober,
AZ, 224 - 25 PCT. 8oIaff,r og II, 649
9.5 PCT. 2itauere; S~tsriteoeIen
falbt paa @iset5 iDbIise 8uoerne.
menter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
RusIanos SefoIfnine.

Sfelae Sen iibite Solfetpaing |
Iaret 1897 - ser imiolertio fun
foreaif meb itore 9eipGrllgbeoer, %
ben bIptte @fterretning berom, iom
SiIipIoet bar peo tioIigere 6orisg,
foraariogebe alminbeIi9 Banif %
SpItanoe meIlem 8efolfnin9en, blanot
boilfe set Rpgte bapoe brebt iig, at
SolfetGuirg oar ct gerf al De Inti'
friitne oniIoge8 bet ritsiiife Hiae at
babe ca. 1902 Miuion Snbbpg9ere,
foroeIte paa ca. 19,312,000 8oaorat
@erit; beroi faIber ca. 93.5 Mia. pao
set europpiife &uslonb. ca. 9.5 Nin.
pon BoIen % ca 80 Niu. poa 6in'
lamb (t903). Saarlieit befolfet bier
ar6onqeI.@ lloerncmetttet meb 0.47
% apirtrGfriugerne / Stbtrien meo
.0.t3 fig al orre; bebit befolfet mo-
Ifom @upernementet me6 S3.03 og
Waritou so. meo 1913 WenueIfe
pr. aoobrot @erit. So @lt iaIt finoes
ser / RuSlnuo 10 @ner meo oper
100000 Srobp9Qere; herof ct. 8e'
~ter$burg meb $4,000 G903),
Roifoiu mco 1,174,O00 G902),
Guardian: 737. 900 1902 % Does.
"a: 475,OOO (t9O3); al @per meS ira
5O-1OO,OO Snobpa9ere 9iOes Ser
35, bporni Sen itprite rr set Tor jim
"NeSic" ino befienote Niibnt.gtow8o'
ro6 mcS ca. 10000.
Otter Natioualitet reguet. beItaar,
iisI9e oe / 1905 paa 8run0lag al
NoIfctpniuoCn / 1897 acknowledgements
fcrite officicue WeOSeleIier, 9efoIf.
nin9en / set ruSiiIfe Riae al ca 81
pGt. Rusiere. Go PCT. 1olaffer, 4
psf. SOBER. 3.S psf. llgro.6iuner
cQer llroI. aItoier, 3.3 pGt. airaiiere,
g pGt. Sartnrer, 90 o9t. aaufaius.
itammer, "a pGt. 2etto.S ittauer, 10
psf. SpIferc, III. H.: efter aouieSiion
bIiper SorboIoct 69.3 PCT. ortobore
&uSiere, Iii p9t. WilbnmeSanere,
90 psf. &omerf.aotboI'fe. Al pGt.
SsSer. 8 psf. Groteitarter, Is PCT.
8ammcItroerbe oa Seftercr nj. nj.
= Eager nj berimob S~efolfuingen
efter SamfunSSflasierne = 90 HuS.
lamb er I. Or. Se9rebet sgreSbprger
life uIeue en- Sitel men bor oeiaa iom
De sorige uepute aloSier lin SetpS'
ming Tom Stanb, boer mco fine ipe.
cieIle &ettiebeoer, Der %naturIigoiS
boyer mco Snbebdoerens bsiere Still.
ling poa @angftieen - beles ben /:
GrpeIie GSeI 1,220,169, 8erionIia
Abel % GmbeSsmGno 630,119, ari.
iteIiet aIcrrii SIS, 947, 9GreSbor.
sere $40, 1927, aisbmanbssiINerus
S1s179, Smaaborsere 1896. 1892.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Rieoiomhee.

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