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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23

We have everything In Rubbers, from a
foothold 10 a Rubber Boot. S. A. Pierce
Co, corner Broadway and Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23

Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23

Arthur f. Holder, formerly deputy labor
Of Iowa. who went to Wash
inEton, d. c.. to take a position on the
editorial stan OF the OFFICIAL organ of the
machinists order has been appointed by
President Gompers on the legislative COM
mittee OF the American Federation Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
DINERS ON COLO. MIDLAND.

General Agent Harding Of the Colo.
RADIO Midland was this morning notified
that regular diningcar service VIII be
installed on the Silorado Midland west
bound daylight train No. tomorrow.
1nd on elsibound daylight train No. 4
on Wednesday. The service will be a
IN carte and VIII be kept up 10 tho
highest standard. For The present there
VIII be no dlningcars operated on night
irains Nos. aud 9 but passengers
wili take supper az Basalt and No 8
passengers vii breakfast az that point.
The eating house at Leadvine win be
closed.
Tbs addition % the already good ser.
vice on trains Nos and 3. which car
~ Pullman observation slcepers and re-
ciining Chair cars. should he an incen.
tive 90 competitors 20 slt up and take
L0uce. 10 Is claimed. and not without
reason. that the Midland route has
some Of the best scenery % any road
crossing the Rockies. and the only
drawback heretofore has been the fact
that here VAS no dningcar service.
This difficulty Is now eliminated and
the road VIII undoubtedly receive its
.uil share % competitive travel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
Last Obstruction Between Salt
Lake and Point Of Mountain
Is Removed.
GARFIELD PEOPLE DEED IT..
Papers Turned over by Smclter Peo.
pie 10 Naldcmar Van Cot for
His Acceptance.

The last obstruction placed In the
way N the Western Pacihc's entry into
and exit from Salt Lake has been re-
moved and it is now anticipated mat
the delay In construction viii cease, ond
from this time ON matters viii be push
ed with vim. Deeds 10 the night OF
way through the property OF the Car
field smelling company have been de-
llevered 10 Waldcmar Van Colt aitor-
ney for he Gould lines and they Till
Dc filed just as soon as the Western Pa
cinc has secured another little stretch
Of night NJ way. which has been held In
allegiance until tho route was definitely
settled
This action follows the recent visit
here OF General superintendent A. ,.
Wciby and other officials Of the Gould
interests IN Utah, and the delay In
rushing things generally is now some
what explained. Until the grade be-
yond Grantsville Is laid with steel very
little can be accomplished IN the direc-
ton Of new construction for as % is
the various contractors camps are far
removed from a has OF supplies. With
the completion Of .tracklaylng for the
first hundred niles great strides should
be made as soon as cool weather sets
in.
However IN the face Of labor condi-
tions and a number OF delays Of which
the Garfield smelter Is sample, 70 IS
now impossible 70 have the road COM
pleted from salt Lake to san Francis
co within the time limit set upon II by
George Gould In his first announce
ments
This move means that the Western
Pacific main line viii pass through the
smelter property. an advantage over
competitors Of some moment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
AT THE RESORTS.

Calder's Park announces the follow
ing bookings for this week:
Tuesday-Granite Stake Sunday
schools.
wednesday-Pioueor State Sunday
schools
Thursday Nineteenth and Twenty
fourth wards.
Saturday-Jordan Stake Sunday
schools.
The voting contest al Callers is al
ready attracting considerable attention
and not few are bending every effort
20 land the prize of 500 While there
are many who see no good reason Why
the name should be- changed, they
feel that n Il Is 70 be changed. they
are just AS able as others 20 suggest
something appropriate. The contest
continues tlll July q. and each admls-
sion ticket entities the holder 10 one
vote The result VIII be- announced
Wednesday evening, Aus J. az g
O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09

Col II L. Anderson. superintendent
Of the Wyoming division Of the Union
Pacific. has been notified that the dlyl.
sion has received from the oregon
short Line l,500 carloads OF freight at
Green River Tor transportation over
the Union Pacific and that Il will have
10 be removed within the next 10 days
The amount II traffic handled by the
Union Pacific is one Of the marvels
Of western rallroading All 81 the
available Southern Pacific engineers
were loaned 10 the oregon Shor, Line
10 handle this freight 20 Green River
and now Il Is ar 10 the Wyoming di-
vision TO rush the shipments on east
Available engines Will be ut IN COM
mission, as the shipment means a to-
tal OF about 80 long trains II Is need
less 10 Say that no unnecessary delay
will occur in handling the traffic over
the Wyoming division which has a
record Of doing things when the
emergency arrives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
LAS VEGAS TIME CARD.

Copies ~ the new time table on the
Las Vegas a Tonopah Railroad which
supcrcedes the one issued on May %
have beer received az salt Lake Route
headquarters The stations shown are.
Las Vegas. Corn Greek, Owens. Indian
Springs. Charleston Johnnie and Roses
Wen. toe distance between the first
aud last named being an even 100 miles.
A mixed train leaves daily az q. m.
ami arrives al Roses Well AZ 1870 ..
m Returning % leaves 90 i30 ?. M,
arriving 90 Las Vegas al 80 p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Hepburn. Ida, on the Oregon Short
Line is 10 have hue new brick de-
pot
r. G. DAWSON general baggage agent
FOR the san Lake Route with head
quarters az Los Angeles is in salt Lake
today
The Rio Grande carried big crowd
up Provo canyon yesterday on ac-
count Of the number Of trippers at
noon General Agent Benton Of the
passenger department telephoned TO
have a special train run from Upper
Falls TO salt Lake SO that the excur-
sionists could return late IN the tyen-
ing Several good catches OF trout were
made and an enjoyable day was spent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
EXTENSION GRANTED.
Thirty Days Ndditlonal Moved to Be.
Gin Work on SANDY Line.

At the meeting OF tho county commits.
sioners on Saturday afternoon an cx-
TENSION OF 80 days was granted Capt. r
T. Palmer within which 90 begin actual
work upon bis proposed electric road
from this city 90 Garfield. Murray ami
Sandy capt Palmer was granted "a
franchise by the commissioners ON Jan.
:. and has about completed his surveys
owing 20 the fact that Il Is almost Inn
possible 10 secure ties and rails az
present u became necessary for him 10
secure the extension OF time referred
20. The new road will pass by the Bos-
ton Consolidated, Utah Copper company
and American Smelling q Refining
C0mpauy's new smelters, II win also
extend 90 Murray and Sandy on the
south. and will give the people "
those sections cent fare 10 this city.
The road must be 30 operation within
Is months. and grading viii be COM
menccd az once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
JAP TIES FOR HARTMAN.
lie Goes across to the Orient for Fail
road Material.

San Francisco. july Sc. H. Har-
rimsn has become a large buyer Of
railroad ties I'm Japan and is having
them delivered az Guaymas. Mex Tor
- cents gold each. a contract for
1900. 600 ties has been let and one ship
load Of $4,000 ties has already been de-
liyered
Through concessions obtained last
year from President Diaz OF Mexico.
T. " Hartman and nls New York as
sociates are building zoo miles OF road
I'm the states of Sonora aud Smaloa TO
connect with the Southern Pacific on
the southern border Of Arizona.
The japanese ties are Tor use in
building this new road The ties are
made from a very hard wood and an,
said 10 be peculiarly adapted Tor rail-
road building iu that section OF Mexico
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will clos. Fri
day evening, June % and reopen. Tues
day. Aug. Z, 1905
JOSEPH r. SMITH.
President
Logan Utah. July s-The Logan
temple will close on Friday July 90.
1906 and reopen on Monday September
3 1895. WA. BULGE.
President.
The 81 George temple viii close ts
doors on Friday, June q. ana viii not
reopen again until Tuesday. AuE. 3.
1894 DAVID Il. CANNON.
President
The Martl temple win be closed July
70, and open Tor ordnance work, Sep
I. 1906.
JOHN D. 7. MeALLIsTER.
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
WEATHER REPORT

Record ar the local office Of the wealth
~ bureau for the q hours ending 40 b
a. m today:
Temperature at a m b.. maximum.
y minimum 81 mean. e. which BE- lc-
grscs below normal
Precipitation for the q hours ending
az a. M. trace
Precipitation since the fret 30 the
month. traCc
Excess in precipitation since Jan D. fos
inches
Relative humidity 81 per- cent
FORECAST TILL5P. TUESDAY.
Local forecast Cor salt Lake city and 1.
Ciniiy.
Partly cloudy and unsettled with rising
temperature tonight and Tuesdly
T. J HYATT.
Sector Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09

Rifle Practi-e-The annual rine
practise az Fort Douglas Is nearly over
art The results prove the superiority
n The new Springfield rife over the
krag-Jorgtus0u now discarded. COM
pany 7 ~ me Twenty infantry
has The larger number 81 sharpshoot-
eIs. eight out n g. Quartermasier
sergeant Martin Of company @ hn-
Ehtd nrsi with percentage Of sl.s2.
second place was O ne between Ser
seant Elmer ]. Harris Of company 4
and Musician Albert webb OF com.
nauy @, their percentage being - a.
Private VI 2. Coleman Of company n.
finished fourth. Private Coffman. com.
nany =, wes 9th and Drum Major
Walter 5. Burton was sixth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
WAGES ADVANCED.

Boston. July Am advance % per
cent in wages 90 cououmils in 30 or
more citiestoWus and villages ~ south.
eru Massachusetts aud Rhode Island
went into effect todas About $500 OBJ.
ciajives are benefited. .s.nce the n.
corporation OF the movement bon min
wages early Boz the year. $4,000 textile
operatives IN The New England states
have bad their pay advanced 70 IA per
cent OF the toia. number lioot0 work
ln The cotton mills ana about 5000 in
The uoolcn and eors,ed plants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theatcr--At The Theater tonight
Herschel Mayal and his company be-
gin their final week With a production
OF the sterling drama Men and Wo-
men,
Casino Park-This house Is the only
place OF amusement now running out
side Of the theater. and increased pat-
ronaFe Is looked for on this account
The bin by the Jane Keiton company
commencing tonight is The Tramp
Detective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
R. @. W. GETS TROOPS.
Men From III. Douglas Leave Here ,
z. W. on Friday.

The troops from Fl Douglas bound
for mobilization at Fl Russell viii
leave salt Lake over the Rio Grande
Western on special trains az Q p. m.
Friday next Al Mack. Colo. the COM
panies from r. Duchesne WIN De pick
Cd up and upon arrival 90 Pueblo the
remaining companies of the Twenty
ninth infantry from Ft WhIpple VIII
join them and The march be made TO
TT Russell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
II. j. TWEEDIE DEAD.

Chicago. July al ] Tweedie, one II
the best known golfers IN the west died
hero TO-DAY Mr. Twfedje was one 81 the
original founders Of the Belmont Golf
club. the first organization Of Its kind
in tho west. has always taken a lively
interest iu the welfare ~ the game, and
al the time ~ his death was president
~ tho Belmont Golf club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
STRIKE IN OGDEN.
Truckmcn and Others al the Union De-
pot Walk Out To-day.

some inconvenience was occasioned
Al the Union depot ~ ogden this
morning by the trucSmen aud other
hands around the station quitting
work and going on strike. The men
claim 10 have grievance and are taxi
ing this method OF showing that they
are dissatisfied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
MrrINEEns GET OFF EASY.

Tihis. Caucusia, July s.-The military
tribunal, realizing the tremendous TO-
mentatiou IN the garrison here, has let
on with light punlshments the p mu-
tnoers who had been sentenced to bg
shCt because they refused TO fire on the
populace during the disturbances Of last
March. sentencing 10 Of them 10 I'M
prisonment for from six weeks to a
year and acquittlne the remainder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
ROUTE OF D. Y. a P.

Pinedale. Wyo. July s.--lt Is learn
Cd that the route Of the Denver. Vel.
lowsione a Pacific railroad. which will
run from Denver 10 Seattle. and which
Il now being constructed between sara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
DIED,

SMITH At Granger JUS s. ~ paralysis
Mauassah smith, born April II 1883. 40
stahofshlrc, Enc. leaves a wife end
nine children.
Funeral Al Granger ward house Wed.
nesday AZ 2 p. m. Friends Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
CAR LEAVES PETERHOF.

Oranlenbaum. Russia, July 9.-Em-
peror Nicholas and the empress, on
board the imperial yacht Polarsiar.
made a short visit here yesterday IN
spectlng the marine hospital and bar
racks This was the first time their
majestles had been outside the grounds
OF The palace at Peterhof since they
went to ST. Petersburg 10 open par
lament, May 10.
Oan'enbaum is a seaside resort op-
podte Cronstadt on the gulf OF Fin
land. 10 miles west Of 81. Petersburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
VAST TRAFFIC ON U. P.

toga, Grand Eneampmaat and Waleot
VIII pass through Piuedale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

! New York. July s.-Close-Mon-
: oy on can steady 2Aa3h per
! cent. ruling rate, 81. per cent
= last loan. "a per cent, closing
= bid "a per cent, offered az 3.
/. Time loans. dull and steady, 60
: days. az. 90 days, ikaih per
= cent. offered az 8
= Time loans. dull and steady,
= 60 days, ~, 20 days 4i5QiA; six
: months, 5hq5h per cent
; Prime mercantile paper jg5il
= per cent,
: Sterling exchange. steady, With
' actual business IN bankers bills
= az isl1o0ff15 for demand. and
: al 4sl.s5n3s2 for 60 day bills
' Posted rates. 4s2ikd ls5is.
= Commercial bills. isla.
= Bar silver, 6ia.
Mexican dollars. 30
. Government and railroad bonds
= steady
4+++-+.++++++++t@+++*++++
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
OGDEN AND RETURN, Sl.oo
Via D, & r G., July 18th

Leave Salt Lake p. m. Returning
leave ogden IL p. m. Bike races Il
the ogden saucer track. Big even.
Everybody invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09

stated are sufficient TO require them TO
answer. that they should answer. and
then the doors win be thrown open and
the evidence win be taken. the doors Of
an these facts as Il were before. when
the Church case came ~ ana went 20
the supreme court They examined
the leaders as TO the purposes Of the
Church All OF this VIII come in then
on the hearing but now we insist that
this Church or us trustee shall au-
sWer."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
SUMMING UP Of
TITHING CASE.
Judge Zane and Attorney F. S.
Richards Make Closing
Arguments.
NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION.
Counsel FOR Defense Makes Clear
And Convincing Answer TO
plaintiffs Lawyer.

The so-caiIed tlthing case which has
been argued before Judge Morse for
tue past two or three days Of last week.
camo 10 a close on saturday when It
was submitted to Judge Morse Tor con-
sideratiou. Judge Zane Tor the plain
tins and Hon. r. s. Richards Of the de-
Tense. concluded as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09

While 70 WAS neither a corporatlon
or co-parlnershlp' IN order TO pass up
on ih powers as well rs those Of its
m'mDers, both the law Of corporations
ana me law OF co-p@tnerships are 10
be resofted 70 In the absence Of statu.
Tory regulations, the choice being de-
telmined by the nature ~ the feature
Under consideration"
and 36i. W.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

5orpligteIie III at msSe poa Iltbin.
get % oesrSen erbpcr gonbe. iom
tor | geiiSoeIie al en- bis 5ormie.
Oilers maatte man betale en- Might.
ShtIbe Eager al iarlig SntereSie
forbanoleS, funbe ser msoe irem
ipPrt mango. Wfan tog cite me0 JIG
Senucr % Si,StarIe, Strtruer OF
3stre. DC fIeite at oisie reiite bel
nGrmeit for ar HtsSe Sr9uoer og gGt.
ner o. nare meS / De 6orIpiteIIer %
Sen llnherboIbrirg, iom beoes: Sc.
Iiefampe, S6rTtter, S~ortGlirg al
So9aer 0. |. b.
Spcr 8ooe bap0e / Regelen Ell BOO
for iig OF tine RGrS OF mango al
Dem tlmbe oftc msSe frem meS tort
6eIge.
9ooernes @Rage bar bpgget al
9rGStorp o. STEM, Sageue our be.
Iaat meo &a0meSstieIo.
8oOer maattc ifaiie itne Ching
manb Hloo8 / 9oSel. Sgian andre
enc @oocrne flrnoe bare @obcr. "a
SSIGno ira 1862 fpm uuoer gtorRe
% iertere mloer Iunmart table MI
tbin9et IiNt eiter Iiot int @ctDbntn9.
Set innrncniatteS ogiao 9oa en 10
get anocn Raa0e. Ora omtrirS 1850
bar GIt6inget faftiif reOuceret I'll blot
at orre Ell 0omitol. Oct bIeu DOG
fsrit gunifc opbUpet / Ioret 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sr. g @ SurtmuH,
care Be-rHSuaS ria W(fe- Go,
GpInmbnS. Chiu.

"9ad @rurb At be Sorunhrugrr,
nu probucersS ps brIuseS / SdRoeler.
bette bureau, % en- uStdLeLie al G'eHt
opeufpr, sr bette &pntor al her NURr
itemmelIe meo ben SormeI, iom M B
BTRpdrGtet ubcufor &Gttepto6en al
ocripr oil ReripRr ium tlIbcrehcr %
Tar Stamp" hperteu tom 9efttldtC
Sptritnpia eGcr bcruieube Grltte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Der taeer en- lang lib at opresne. Com
en- Sjrloenbeb fan noteres, at Der ! en-
laapas flor Bp meb pmfrine 1000
Snbbpssere, fun inbes en- garteritnc
ben inoebapss al Sr. aarl SesIe, Ssu
al 5aneiunfer Sesle. 8 Smaabper
meb fun bet baloe Snobpsserantal i'm.
bes Der babe to % TIE Sarberituer.
Soteler. Sanbelsmauo % aafeer er
Der berimpb en- Sperfloo al. De heIts
Sprretninssiolf tlaser puer ftile Fiber,
iioen Sernbanearbeioet bIeo Iut, bpiItei
piit er 9ilialbet ale Stebsr, buor ei
ltgrre Nrbeibe bar pRret uofsrt. Soil
er oa blepen iprpaut al be suoe Sioer,
% raar be almiuoeli9e fpmmer tilba9e,
ipues oft lmaat % traust.
Stenflers Smeeu er u%alminoelta
uaffer. Sra 8ottabatteu bnpss en- itpr'
artet nbiist pper Spen os Smesu,
5iorben meb fin ipsilblante Glabe, Gl'
ben inoenre fig ipm Sslubaano sien'
mem irOoise Gnse us itosbeuuroe Sreo'
Der. Saa Spiberne lisser fore. oafre
8onoegaaroe. bporira Slaama lt~inernes
Surren bsres / ben ittlle Gitenluit.
Gn al be lansite Tausbuner, ieS bar
ieet er ben. Der iprer ErGmasie ira Sg
Sru9 til SteutiRr. Der ~fprtaltes, at
to llnspOmmer iOr en- 5ib iicen for jim
Sprrgielie piloe ipretuse en- 2ur meo
Sausbanen; bette er uemlig itrer9t fpr'
buot. &ummen miot uo paa 6jUroen
itauoier Sauer, % be to Souebalie
maatte / to elmer / itreus &ulbe itaa /
ben aa6ne Surf uoe paa 5iprben / en-
~iuimlenoe Spibe, til Sareu isjeu Tom /
Srben.
Yaa ben auben SIDE Sjurbeu lisser
ben samle &%ongs9aaro Tom MI eies al
en- 5pIter. Sn9net iOrtallsr, at Der
fra @uarbeus Suueobpsnins ital saa
en- unberiorbilf Gang ueo til Sjoroen,
bporieiennem ben itOite fpnselige Be
beer flpstepe, ba 6ienben berjebe Gam
bet. Smstpen al Saoer % Tart os
meb bet uibe uOipn, iUm berira BABES,
taser ben iture. bUtbe Bpsnins Jig ita'
teltg no. DEN tunbe enonu bore en-
u9rois aOnsebuGig. Stisnt Stentj9r
in9en Storbp er, bar mango al oens
8ebuere bpsset Jig imaa 8iaaer uoen'
on. 8isie Ii9ser lune os penlt9e tit
tenOe rem al @ranitusen. SiGr li88er
Soerretsiasisrer @ulbabls 8iaa eiter
min Merir9 ualminoeli9 mutt til / en-
pasieube Sstbe % Giitanb ira Speu.
Der funbe pere meset at itrtpe ON
benue patre 8p ps Spsoerne oerUm'
firing, men min Sio tiQOb mig beune
Sang fun ct flpstist -Spbolo, iaa s fo'
relsbi9 faar ngies meo bette.
Den 3bie Gusuit 1906. "
Sobanne Gpeneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sapper iom
Storthinesmeno.

Der ifrines til "RorgenbIoSet"
Sill Iarets / I'm IlminoeIt9beo no.
get m9rfelt9e 8alg fan benregn&
8aIgene ! Sinmarfen. S beggt
&reoie - 8eitfinmorfen % &itfin'
marfen - bar BEN loppiffe 8olferace
iamIet Jig ON Repr9ientonter at fin
egen Stamme; / BEN fsrite &reos
- geitfinmnrfen - fomner oennt
bsreS &eprRientant Sr. 8ringitet
paa SmoaIg ute6 BEN forrt8e Repr9'
ientant, Sr. Sacob anberien, %
ben aroen &reOs - Gitfinmarfen -
bar bet lDffeoes at fnite areSienS Re'
prGiattant I forrige 8eriooe, Gems
ntono SpbubI, og iPtte 2appen, Sir,
feion9er Saba, iIte6etl
Sm 2appernes &aroioat / 8eitfin,
marfen, Soban uIrif % r n g.
teb, bar ser opret ifreoct / Sc iio'
ite Gage. Oct er fetIagttgt, mar Set
itges ON BAN, at ban er SociaIiit,
Som bar neppe iaa megen poIitiii
SpIpsning, at ban fan gisre 5orifiel
paa De polittife Bnrtier her / 2on6et
San er See taotaner" og oirfer ION
benue beipnberlige reIigieie Gets
@misipr bIanot 6ieIOIapper og SIP
Iapper / Sinmarfen. gf 6eoieI e,
ban %finif.fpRnit, og ban taller gobt
bisie Sprog % Norif. Sfrtoe far
ban neppe. ut ban er fommet irem
ifploe8 en- Igitution, iom life uoer
gerettigeIie bar oPret Sreoet bIanO:
2apperne / Sc ierere Qar. Nen 0ennt
agttation er al en- belt on6en gtotul
emo ben, Tom btottl Bar oRret frenmt
/ norif 8olitif.
Gen oaIgte Repr9ieutant for git
finmurfen 3irfeianger saba,
RGSiebp er at rtbIanSet finff SerfomI
og blioer iaaleoes Sen ferite ReprP'
ientant for benne SOlferoce, iOm ia
ger SeSe / Observation-Disclosures
Gan er &trfeianger oeS Sen inmmt
Reuigbeostirfe, bpor Sen forrige Re
%prRientant, 2ensman6 SpSabIs Sgr
er Brett, % boor Gersmanoen ielr
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tiIbsrer en- bel fienot gammeI 2appe
il9st. San er Seminariit ira 5romsG
Semiunr og tiltrobs iOr, Of bans
RobermaaI er 2appiif, os Of ban no
fsrer Sarer. os airfeimsertieusitt
paa BET Iappiife Sprog, ifrtoer bar
sobt Sort. San er ingsn Caller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
"Giiteoofoo".

st fmiheriif nattondIt Steone,
iom boert AQr ofbolNeS / @aIeS. or
BET iuafaIote "Gtiteo5ioS", nleo 8GS.
refarupe / Gang % NGtnin8 % ltb'
SeIing al Rrpmter. Soften bOIote5
iaur / Gueruarrcr % ~ooeroares b.
q. al 9ouSonS 9orbuaoor Sir Bang
ban Worgar, Ser itamrer fra @aIeS
og peS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IoruTOn-
tes iii 9@reSboroe. Tufeo, iom etter
ben af6soe Se0fd Dton nar ouIgt Ill
G~rte6ruioe, blco pes Iauure 2ellig'
beo inoiGt / tit GrtbeOe. 0erpua farot
Ben maIeriife EroceSIiou Stro, boort
ct GrtaI 0ignitrrer, ioritieuige Dor
aermeitre OF grtebrttben mco De !
maIerife 0ragtcr flpote Barber DEL
toa. Ga Soget our tonrmct inoenIor
Sc pIoaamIe SGimin8Spoloe. ioon0
SeroIoen Set biitortife Spero "8or8'
neo~ ooer lit Sooc6 oG Iprgte ire
'@ongc 6orinmlin9cn: "@r Der
Ireo!" boiIfet bciOoreheS. meo "a.
0erpoa foregif @rteoruiNenS aro'
nina poo traditional Bis. Ter bIco
boIOt GaIer % ilt1rget sartIc tpoIIt'te
ODER, atfcmpagneret pou &eIternc9
WotiouaIiritruncnt Sarpcu. auSrap
Carnegie, iom oeO i'm Caters SW'
bonn bar forbinoret ira at bare til
iteSe, bapSc npiat Sen isrite Sa9er'
pris, Iom bleo mlr0et al ct &or
ira Stoiforoibire. Son9opoiSntngen
operporcs al ca. 5000 Yerioner.