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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
GEORGIA. FIGHT
WILL END TODAY
Most Bitterly Contested Political
Camp aign iii Hist cry Of the We
State Reaches Crisis,
Associated Press ,1,sIs.

VII (l3y Associated Tress
ATLANTA A.. August 81 .---yylat has
probnbly been the most bitterly
political campaign In the historySof Geor-S
gia will end Tomorrow with the State
Democratic primaries. Owing q to tho
large predominanco OF Democratic votes
In the State. he ID ccislonS will be eqi,iy-g
5salent toSnn election. Five candidates for
Governor are in the field. These are
Clark Howell. edltor8 Of the Atlanta Con-
.stltution; 4 okc s Smith, formerly Secretary
of the Interior. under President Glove
land J. r., I1still editor Of Tie Savannah
Morning News 81 r icharl N a. y Russell. Of
Jackson county. and James M. Smith, one
of the most extensive land owners and
farmers in the State The contest be-
tween Mr. Howell and Hoke Smith has
excited tho greatest interest, during the
campaisil, md the results to-rnnrroyy Will
he ntched closely. S Isl s. IS s
3$8 Other State officers to be- .noninated
are Secretary OF state, Comptroller.
Treasurer, attorney General. School Com.
5missloners, Commissioner OF Agriculture.
Prison Commlsslonerfand Justices of tie
Supreme Court, All H. y NJ
"a II senat tor bacon Is the only candidate
for United States Senator, a Congressional
cHHll.ua tes ltlS1} en- e or the k eleven dis Z
tricts Of tho State will be- baloted for,
IN the Third District CONGRESSMAN d, r, GIL
Lewis is opposed by Dudley M. Hughes I,
~ the First District there are four can.
dldates to MI the Sunexpirad term az +
Lester, recently deceased,
The other nine districts present no on
position to present lnculnbents. a
8 According to the Georgia primary law
the candidate for Governor having the
highest vote In each county names the
delegates from such county to the State
convention, each county being entitled
to twice as many delegates as II has
members In the lower branch of tile State,
legislature, The State convention will
be held at Macon September 4th,a We
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BOOM FOR
SPEAKER CANNON.
illinois Convention f Gives Him
Enthusiastic and Demon
stratiYe Endorsement.

n Gtg BY Assoclat led Fress.) Az 5
sa sPRINGFIl1LD,II ILL., $SAu gust 21.--In O.
IconYen Zion which was marked by har-
Imony ana good feeling, the Republicans
OF Illinois to-day nominated the follow
Ing ticket :gs 5ss h, 81
Treasu rer} Of State John =. smulski.
8l Superintendent f Public Instruction, %
Franols &, Blair. ~ q Il
I. 1t Trustees Of the al State University,
Mrs Carrie 8, 4 Alexander, Fred Hatch,
Alexander MoLaln, Ia =. Gilman.
Tho presidential boom of D Speaker
Joseph q. Cannon for zoos, which was
launched last week by his own cor gres-
sIonal district. was given an enthusiastic
endorsement by to-day's convention, The
mention of Cannon's name brought tho
convention to | ts feet, md there was erl-.
Sthusiastto cheering 55 II
The convention carried out the will OF
the people OF the State. expressed at the
prI nlaries a few weeks ago, BY n miami
NOUS endorsement Of Senator Shelby IT..
Cullom for recollection. Outside Of the
endorsem ent OF Spea ker Cannon for Pres
ident and Senator Cullom for re-elect!on,
there was little Of genera In terest ~ the
proceedings The fight for
State Treasurer was the most spirited Of
the conflicts. but Mr., snulski won easily
on the second ballot. IA
II The resolutions contain an end orsement
OF President Booseyelt's administration,
OF Illinois Senators and Representatly yes
In Congress- and Of the administration Of
Governor peneen. 523i 3s s
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BAN ON TRAPS.
Department. to gin Camp align
Against II Love Syndicates."

sNVASHINGTON,4i l).s lTlis NJ 2l.---lt
tisithe desire of the Postol1ce Department
to break up rs many ash t can Of smatri-s
asnnres like that which Mrs Blnaa
u. Verrault -FIamilton- MONTGOMERY Is
charged With having 81 tcessfully q oper--f
iated 8in New York and elsewhere. 3a Tho
policy Of the Tostof 11ce Department is
now and viii continue to be eXertcd$ In
Of Issuing fraud orders gainst
.ndvonturesses@ of this type Their mail
viii be withheld from them lust the same
as$tSis held from ]" get cli-quicls' enter
prlses. The Postotf1ce 3Departme ntf Off
5cialsSj believe that these smatrimonialS
}snares are in the same class. X 3S$a
tB8 Francis ]. Carmody. Assistant District
ATTORNEY Of "a eW$ 70 TX 4, who s was tn
jWashingt OK pressed the
opinion that Il the / ex posture Of this latest
matrimonial pitfall will RESULT In other
games Of a similar characte 1 being res
5yealed. al n III 55s I'M M at43
y Tho Department Of Justice is co oper-
atlng with the postal authorities in the
9A{ s. III
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AUTO Q STRUCK BY
Train RI! | n !: HURT
Ice moti've Hit ] Big Touring
Car ii Massachusetts and 4
Hurled Occupants Out. s8s8 1T

K II BY Associated Prose ! TX IS a i

tBy Associated Prns4.) f555j II a8
tNVoR cEsrI1Is AfA q. So. August q.
md e; MRS. owls Il base, Of Cambridge.
sylictiins1 Of m automobile accident this
afternoon az & 1cast Brookfield !, nro at the
ist,5 in (, 1Iosptal. In tliis city. Mrs.
Chase sustained {a fracture OF tho skull
$$nnd Is though ! to he fatally hurt, " Her
husband has q fracture or the right
thigh and other injuries. III sS5 55S 2. .S.
# mother victim OF Il tho accident Mrs.
irving a .i3$ II ge, Of Chicopee Fails. IL /
yat her home suffering from d fractured
RIB and Vi bruises while her husband has
injuries bout the head and bod y.
5si The accident occurred s at a crossing
on q branch Of the Boston ana Albany
9 nilrond sns romotive striking the big
touring ca and throwing the occupants
cut NJ Chnae was hurled against d !
telephone pole. lie 4 Mrs Chase landed
twenty fcet ava y. ss = Ss5fsi}5s
Mr. r. sc Is president ma TREASURER 81
the y Stevcns a rms ana Tool Company 4,
Of [1licopee Fn llS
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..BYNEWlREE0RM.pAR1iY.
N 4 VI u NJ
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5 4. AZ (specinl to Tho Tinea- Dispatch III "A ~
ii GIN INNATI. Q IlIO, August q. I'D
gar liam Jr.. or Richmond, Va, has
been selected a member OF tho national
committee Of the Reform party, d new
political party. an Oh tgrowthBot the wave
3of reform which recently swept tho co,n-.
stry.4 G Gorge II wa tson, OF San 1rrancsco.
$1ections sio has made for thetlnatonnli
committee, which Will hnve one member
in each. city$ln the United states having
u population OF more than $4,000 Out6of
twelve names recommended to him from
each city he selected one at random
Only d few OF then, have been notinedas
YETI Ant i-graft, anti trust, Js honesty and
llBwill be tho principles OF the party
,Afudsingit,g will mot DO tolerated ini2th!e;
campo igns. sf I'M E3f$$ III VI tx $
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BUILDINGS GONE, BU
MISSIONARIES SAFE

e 3ss tBy Associate Prcss.l n t88l .3!5l &S
f NEW: SYO DIRK. August 21.---Two dis
patches We're received to-day Mt the Of
flee Of the Presbyt Board OF Foreign
Missions from representatives OF tho
board In Chile. Ono. dated Va lparaiso.
was as follows: 5{f5 i 5iS5' 9 5l;i. ~
"Buildings destroyed; 3 missionaries
safe" III lSjjs & H Fl " q Is 5s IS .sS5
The other came from Santiago, It was
as follows: Es4H5s %5 III & + VI Id NJ 4
"Buildlngs and missionaries safe q
The board has extensive interests In
Santiago including large school, 5!l
( In Valparaiso the board has CO. operat ed
With English residents there and in
consequence some uncertainty Is felt as
to the amount Of damage done to prop
ierty actually belonging to the board.
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Railway Conductors
+ tspeclal by Southern Bell Telephone.
NOR EOIlIS. w "a. M August 81 1i..1ih Z

I fspecial by Southern BELL yreIephone.. 8
Ss NORFOLK, VA. August 2l.rThe OK
3ecuti Committee Of the Order of Rail-
way Conductors, representing those divl-
Ssions Of The order whose members are
employed on seven roads east OF the
mississippi, met tfin Portsmouth to-day,
The proposed new wage scale. the forml,-
ilation OF which composed the most im-,
at great length. The conductors will
ask for an Increase In wages, but how
much has not been agreed upon. An.
other Important matter to be taken 5upBis
the proposed amended agreement With,
the railroads as TO; hours 6of work and
-layovers. II The committee does not ex.
pect to Gonclu de its work before trhnrs,
day, sSS5 5'ss 81 q ne %sS h M
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ltementSin the morning; IS newspapers,

statement in the morning; newspapers.
said: i;s3 !; III isjSls s 5 5
alR II am going to 5be u delegate to the
4 Democratic State Convention; Y and ex-
POETIC vote for Jerome and see him noml-
mated son the first ballot Jerome 8 nm
6nouncement of his lcandldacy IS what the
friends of Democracy have been hoping
for. It is tha first step on f Of darkness.
1T will Inject q wholesome vitality into
our party q t the time when a weak Ind
Eyacillating division seems WI ling q. u
to "a candidate Who demands the nominal
4tion on tho ground that IL ( he does not
get It. he will play traitor again. f #;
Jerome will he giving the highest ser
vice to his party and n his country by
3dlsposlng ofsthat 8cnndidate and his pre-
tensions for all time v s n III III
5.What will he Charles II. Murphy's at
5tltude toward 5Jerome's candi dacy ?'''5S8;t
81 do not know and ! 4 do not care,
He ID not Tammany Hall, and he W'll
find Tamnlany In no mood to be played
with. In the past It has followed John
Kelly and Richard Croker Some times,
In private, It questioned tho wisdom OF
the policy of the moment, but neither OF
these leaders ever asked the org cation
to follow blindly to its destruction, that
his own personal and pplitieal fortunes
might be saved" e I'M III
Is Embarrassing. s455 I
Other friends OF Mr. Jerome say to-
night that the declaration In is favor by
the Mcclellan faction has placed Mr., Ja-
rome In a very eIl1barrasslngsp ositlon, 60
he has grimly determined not TITO lot NJ M
SELF be drawn into the factional fight IN
v The Interview given out by Mr. O I3rlen
IL regarded as mn attempt to draw votes
away from the Nurphy, faction at tho
coming primaries and u II known MI
sAss n cHtspaW. ~ s n "a 538
Senator Alcc'nrren this afternoon re-
fused TO make any atatement ii 81 MS DO
sitiOn, as he did not THINKS IN time wa, was
"a talk, 4 saying he Would walt until he
returned to Brooklyn before q pressing.
his views. si8SsSS3j giBs f, u Y y. ~
August Belmont likewise mai VI 4
absolte silence when On a tho
part Of every Democratic leader e VAL "
further developments before coming out
either for or against Jerome II IA
Ally of Higgins.
Charles H. Hughes will mot accept the
Republican nomination for Governor w n
less Governor Higgins asks nm 70 run,
lie made this statement III nee g on
the eve Of his departure for europe. iiis
possible nomination had then begun 70
ne discussed. utf5lnel aueHldliu iol u t!he
had not taken n form Ia ! ~
his opinion was serious enough TO wa y
rant q statement from him for ppblica-4
ton, y a IA j5 "a 81
Republican leaders who ARE friendly so
him and who felt that they ought %
know his position for them guidance dur
Ing his absence went to- him and ask cd
him what his attitude would he a ega rd-
Ing the nominations. Y; a III TT gss.5
do not desire to run for Governor,
he said. My ambition lies In ne llree-3
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CONFERENCE MOURNs ~
EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
.fByLA,sstnciuted lI,resss

RIO DE JANEIRO August 21,--There
was q solemn session Of the international
American Conference here this morning
and tho flags of all the republic repre-
'sentod were at half-mast over the Mon
roe Palace, the delegates having assem-
bled for tho purpose 81 expressing con-
tdoence With the Republic Of Chile In
the distress resulting from the earth
quake shocks and fires In the stricken
cities 4 resolution to the effect that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
81 Elksf M Getting To-Nipht

E Richmond Lodge N q! As, b. r, Q. inks,
will hold an important and Interesting
meeting Tonight " FIJI 3 5SSS555533
Mr. M. II Laurence, their represent
Btative to the Denver 5conyention.3s3will
make his report 5off the many important
changes m q lin laws \. overnlng the
order by that body. "a n "a n, S!3:S
The Grand Lodge meets In Philadelphia
next year, and the l5]ks o + this city pro-
pose at their meeting tonight to form
N PHILADELPHIA Club, and enter the con-
test n for one8of the many! prizes gem
orally offered. feeling sure they can and
will win. III " j4 tt f2 M 4 #
Several candidates will be balloted for
and perhaps there will be some I'M latory
work sHt.t tSl
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BIG b @ LEAGUES WANT (.
HOBBS o II EMPORIA.
Said That Clark Griffith Has
Invited Twirler to Make
s555 Own Terms.

Clark g rinlth.SSof the New FORK Ameri-{
cans, Is after II obbs. tho star twIrler for
the Emporla team, and the Indications
ara that the man Who hns pitched such
wonderful g ma eur bal In q Virginia will
80 int he big lea quo next season. 3A
Hobbs has been asked 10 state his own
terms fo rex season, and to como this
season ~ he ca n get ava y. But he is
allowed to put the figure what he likes
1T for his services In the games OF ] eg7. u
t5sS AZ compliment that gllasr, t been paid
any " !tler In tho Slate I.eng que. NJ
u II obhs has refrnined n from Joining
team IN " tho AZ rgi nla Lea que for the ren-
winter, and II wanted to bring his nine
to the front. ITo would have been taken
ny any team in the State League ana
paid "a handsom me salary. fss 3 * Oh ri
* For Emporin he has pitched the ma
lori y58 Of I he games, and linH won nine Il
out OF every ten that he pitched. NJ He has
speed. per feet $ control and plenty Of
curves. It'll one delivery he starts the
ball far above his head and the sphere
sails down around the bntter's Shoulders.
The Very next ball may DO different
one. His overland ball Is the %#""subway."'S
ball reversed. BY mixing the two with
a few drops and straight swift ones, he
has a. combina ton thatFwil deceive any
batter. "a 44}2 is II s$9 NJ 3S
part Of the gate receipts vii 60 to \
the players on tho two teams. Richmond
Will be here 8 with Portsmouth with
GLynchburg nd may perhaps a the close (
OF the final season play With Emporia.. 3353S
II Mr.. Peebles, manager OF the Enporta
baseball team, offers to wager $1,000
that his team can defeat the Richmond
team two out OF three games. He wants
to play here or In Portsmouth "a tier the z
season closes. He doesn' I care who takes IL
his money spectators or owners OF the.
tenn-but he wants the three gnmes.
II Doran has ken al slump IN his hitting.
and he Is not playing a very good game
III left aeld. He lost the game tor Long 3
in Norfolk on Monday. III
Richmond will be here the latter part
OF tho week for three games with Nor-
folk. There Is no postponed games here.
and the probabilities are gainst q double VI
header, Fs {5
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tia conference EXPRESSED n It's sympathy
With Chile and wa i cdntldeht that d nav
Valteiraiso would urlao, more proHl,erotis
than ever, was unanimously adopt ed I al!
SBIhe6p {bf the ronfetehccs Senor
5Nabuco, and William Ii Buchanan, hest
Iof the Ai,1erlcat, delegation, and others
inaae spcerltes, EXPRESSING g sytilI,nt}yG
.senor Walker N1nrtihez the lean 5trtih.E
iister9 to The tinted Stat s, and head Of
tie Chilean delegat Ton, repl led With grea
emotion. N 6S siS 5l IN II stSs a "a Fl
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Boom in North Carolina.

X n lspecla % The T7nesr p lssi'atch. Il
iR. Crouch, Congressman Blackburn % prl-
Rlaokburn Repilh llcans here toni ht and
President by organizing "a Cannon. Club
adopting RESOLUTIONS and d perfee Ing ! q
permanent organiz ation, vi b. + ssA)oll
White president. and g. 6, Sl3uF ron, seq
rotary. g4f sss3 Eg{i
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\ I4ll3l VI, 77ll 81
& SUGAR% PRICES.
rs 50 Low on Coast That Many
Refuse Ito Sell. 81

SSs}t by tAssoc ilt cd t'rcsS
Tho Examiner sny IS 4 today Il & After five
months y compe tption II BY tho Western
Sugar Refinery and the California and
5Hawat.anf Sugar Refining CO mpany, the
price of58sugar has dropped from Sol
ito $3.50. n ii "A M i, ,5 X. 81
LIN q New liz ork the price IS $3.50. while
at& tho Missouri sRivergit Us So III u Fl
stS The S4.so price in the 81 local market
means tho ruling figure for all the Pas
Scifc coast States. This figure IS 50 low
that Southern and other const5 beet sugar r.
makers refuse to sell here d nj ire s lp-
ping all their OUTPUT to H the Iissour
River. Il. I 81 Is ~ I'm II rs " 8
4 Both the local rennerles 4 are also ship
ping to the Missouri River. Their fight,
however, IS to control the Pacific coast
field. II III Efl ;i NJ ST.
2EItsis estimated the s. per introduce
tIorwlll snf fleet 1ho, ooo, 900 pounds. nd that,
80 e cents SIP per hundred pounds Oh $50, coo
pound Isl. st tgi l k
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ton OF. the pra q Ice Of my prot ession. I
would Very much prefer to- bio lot alone.
I s533cannOt conceive of any situation that
the candid d w. 3 r. Fl enrst
should assume such serious proportions
MS to make 81 + I he duty Of every good cit
lien to lay aside Ills personal preferences
to llbat y tss 4 would not think OF tex \
ing the nomination under any olrclm-
stances unless t were offered ito me BY
o. united party and unanimously ~
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X Knights Of Columbus.

Council, No. 3o5, of tho knights OF Co
Glumbus, will be held ut aternityt Hall,
No. 215 West Broad Street (overI Postal
Station Al. on Wednesday, evening, AAu--
gust 22d. and az business OF much im-
,portance to the Council will be trans
acted ut this meeting, It is expected
there will be n large attendance Of mems
,bers, II 55 sa ri. I; mi rt5 iS 4$i
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Engineers i &, to Meet

"a 'specal q THE n lnlesT 1IsEHt -,
f HINTON, w " A., 4, Aug rust q 1.-THE
tie "a 'c,he peake anc "a hlloo Iof West. VII
Kinia ho ia III cir annual session eref ,Erl,
day ana Saturday Il % this eek E'lY
hundred eng lnee rs are ex eteaS TO e t1eto
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a{sLuthcr Burbank. the eminent creator Of new,
fruits and Flowers, lives In Santa Rosa. Ca u,
where In 1905 moro than o.ooo persons .cnledBto
see HIM hordes Of them being mere curiosity
saekers prlmcd With all manner Of Foolish
question:. Va "a X Fl T.! Bill
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ENDORSE AND Def
bryan. /. ILLINOIS
from Ftrst Page, B Tx

~ (Contlnued from FITS Il'ARe,) 34g157
mention OF the M nj OF William ] Bryan,
tho enthusiasm Of the delega tea broke
loose. and continued In cheers md wav-{
Ing Of Goa is and hats for nearly two min
5lltcs. 5t 3iS sst VI H. " 4 NJ # 81 M
The report Of the% Committee on Gre
jdanttalsi was presented, declaring against
tho contestants in& Hamilton county. and
tlle5report was adopted without discussion
The Commit tee on Permanent prgnniza-
tion was adopted md the convention. then
adjourned until $3.50 o'clock o-norrow
morning. 5} ~ 's55sS NJ q s53 4 MI
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SAY 1000 LOST
a LIVES IN CITY

The Reports Received at Buenos
Ayres Indicate That Casual
ties Were Very Heavy,
IsuENos lAYREs. ARGENTINE, Aug.
82l,--s a. M-The3 Nacion to, day pub
lished special dispatch from la Paz
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Sun rises ..5;32
sun sets,..,.,,.G:b4
] Noon sets..,r..S;4s
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Miniature Almanac G, fs

August ", Jus, III
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .,.l..,,..gIl
ns...s....i.,.ei@
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THE. We AT HER,

Forecast: Virginia and North Caro-
day; light to fresh variable ,winds,"Ss',S,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02

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uGooer belle GanmartS SnnO, ~ifriper
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bCnbapir. / bper gn % / bpcrt Strife
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Gag ST. 1O-12 % i-6. Der cr
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falotcS trent peo Wtiuoeor6 ON Den
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meget ertra Irbcioe, men ogioo 9iuet
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traltge 8intcrtio. &c iteoliae Ntr'
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ser paa 2anbet, fiuoes Here &loffer
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Gerior bGnber oct ogiaa at Ell o9 an
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huoo ser b%riiter, mao SmeNeue op og
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mco ombpqgeligt Giteripn mellen1
boer Ringuing. 90 iubtiI StIRttel'
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ai~rfeflotfer rpffe binarSer Saaub
% i Screening hinge i'm op'tre Gig
lana oper Tonmnrf8 b~enIooenoc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
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life Srgauer iortiGtter aainper MOB
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rpiuge 6inIauS til al sioe aitaIo paa
Den iSribe6, Der / Ropembermaniie'
itet er bIepen itiaet Oct / uoiigt. Zen
iiuife apit er itreust 6eoogtet Tor at
biuSre SnSisriel al 8aaben. SeIe.
grammer ira Saiin9iors giengiper
~autbentif 5orm en- Reoegisrelie. ionI
Sen npISnpunte StatsiefrctPr ior
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euSe lin StiGiug til Rautfeitet. San
bar uSen 5orbeboio erfl9ret. at ban
bill ioripare 6iHIaros Rettigbeoer.
3ette ipnes at tiIiutetaisre be reat.
iionRre BLADES 5Orbanbninger, %
Der er lloiigt til. at louIise Silitnnoe
mart oil bltue gieHcYrettet ! Sunoet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02
Nurife Gpninlater / Ganmarf.

lllenneSe, uroer 8eueroItoniulatet /
aisbenbaon i~orterenoe nOrIte 9ice'
fp%niuluter oil bltpe oprctteoe / Nal
borg, aar1us, Gsbierg, 6are, SIRE
b~rifsbapu, Seliingsr. &or$sr, Gent
pig, SSenIe, Rauoer$, 9}gtisbius pua
5aliter og S9orSbdun paa 6prserre,
ogiaa i 6reSericia, 6oIbRt, Sorien5,
Warineer. 9afifoO, &onne, SUeno'
borg % Sbiiteb. 8nn Sslano ifnl Der
oprettes ct norif 8oniulat ! Tepfia'
riff meo Giitrift omiotteltoe BEN belle
@. 3 S~epSisfioro, atlirepri, SIa'
.iiorS % YatridsiiOrb oil Der bliue
cprettet 8icefoniltlater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-02

arigsirpst. 6Iere 9omIe SoIf /
Spaano saar / 6i8ic Gage omfriug
og taller 9ugitetige Orb ON arig
AnIeoring al 3ongens Zoo. Sore
itilingen ON aris er hos Dem uIsie-
Tia fnpttet iii ct Sronifiite. IA aons
aen bsoe i 1S4s, fit Vi aria, og Na
Spnaen osoe / 1868. iii ui arig, il
ger De. 90 De samIe gtennelfer, JON
er uoe al StanS Ill at islge 90 bur.
Sere be uoenrisspoIitiite gesiperbe.
Ger, Ilitter al fin egeH trfite erfa.
ring. at en- aonges 9sO al aImin.
eeligbeS betpber 9ris % Beoerftpg.
aeIigbeo. Mere uaImtHSeItg er Srpa.
ten for en- 8ientagelie al -Slapetri.
gen" ira 1s4S. Men ogiaa ben ifal
ilnSes bit os Der. Get or naturIi9.
ois 9enaaouingen al De mango Jan.
ger, iom iaar enfelte 8nmle til at
rpite pda SoueSet % nile ON, at BET
M Ogiaa saar Soot.