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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
SAY STRIKE Is CERTAIN.
Southwestern Coal Operators in Con.
ference at Kansas City.

Southwestern Coal Operators in Con.
ference at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Feb. 26.-The South
western Coal Operators association,
which comprises the fields Of Missouri,
Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Arkansas and Texas, met here during
the day to hear the report of the scale
committee that went to indianapolis
to confer with the United Mine Work
ers and to discuss the situation Near
II 100 operators were present. Before
going into the conference w. C. Perry,
presidentNof the association, said:
81 am satisfied, and so are all coal
operators, that there will be a strike
among, the miners. 1t is inevitable
and this being admitted the members
of our association. considered it feast
BILE to get together and talk the situa-
tion over. In the event of strike
10000 miners will be voluntarily out
Of employment in Missouri, Kansas,
Texas and the territories. The com
nittee that attended the Indianapolis
convention will make a formal report
This in itself, however, will be but a
mere formality, as the members have
fully informed themselves on what
transpired there at the time
Judge j. G. Tarsney, another mem
Der Of the scale committee that, went
to Indianapolis, said he had no hope
Of anything being done to avert a
strike
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
-Miss-Stohl Broke Arm.

Miss Lillian nSthol, a teacher il
the Bemidji public schools, sus-
tanned broken arm Saturday
morning, the accident being
caused by slippery walk at the
rear of the rooming house OF
Mrs. j. H. French. Miss Sthol
Slipped upon the walk and
reached out with her left hand
to AVOID a fall, the result being
that her arm was broken NEAR
the wrist. The accident does
not incapacitate her from her
duties in the schools. J,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
sGustafson Is Recommended.

Chas. Gustafson, editor of the
Tenstrike. Tribune, has been re-
commended by sGengressman
Steenerson for the ,peaitien of
postmaster at Tenstrike and it
is now practically certain that he
will land the job. An Inspector.
has.already been to Tenstrike to
secure a report for the govern
ment as to the size of the building
in which the postofdce will be
located and the other ] necessary
details required by the depart.
ment. "A. Z. Morris, who was a
candidate, has Withdrawn his.
petition and there is little doubt
now but that Gustafson will suc-
ceed in securing the position. &
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Mrs. It, j. Miller Hurt.

Mrs. T.. j.. Miller sustained
severe though not dangerous
hurts Saturday morning by fall
ing to the ground as she was
emerging from the. rear door of
her home. A short stairway
leads from the door to the side
walk below and while descending
these stairs, which were icy,
she slipped and fell. . She was
rendered unconscious and while
she is still under. a physician S
care no serious results are antici.
pated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
SURVEYING I, { Y! ], g IN
& 5.ssS sStss:r is:a s
I.T][''.A.lSCA A co.
Drainage a u 1 Engineers llg Busy
Taking Levels in Vicin-
e. 'tas ity'o Deer River.

! Deer River News: Beginning
the frstof the week Chief En-
gineer G. A. Ralph of Crookston
of the state drainage com mission
and@a corps of five engineers and
their assistants, haYe been tax
ing levels of the swamp area
from here northward as far as
Little Bowstring lake. The party
is stopping at>the Mohr hotel.
Mr.. Ralph says he finds this
section very easy to drain owing
to the. great slopes in the loWlands
which to the ordinary observer
appear to lie fat. He says that
by tonight the weeks work will
close about fifteen townships in
the vicinity. of Deer River, en-.
bracing towns las far north as
$50 in ranges ,25 and &c.. which
are in the,shed Of the Big Fork
river. In this particular field is
to be foundsWhat is known as the
''divide 1.-The point where the
waters flow TO the,south and to
the north. The highest point
will be exactly the dividing line
fof slope, but just ttWhere that is
thee have not discovered
yet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
CANCER CLAIMS
ITS IS VICTIM VI. 3; ! ! ! |
Mrs. Edith NJ. Spencer q Died j
Saturday Night After
Lingering Illness.

z 9 & r.,
{ Mrs. Edith M. Spencer, aged
%, wife Of William S.. Spencer,
died:at11 o'clock Saturday night
Of cancer Of the stomach. with
J which she had suffered for sew
eral years Mrs. Spencer is
S survived y By. her her by hlps band lt q and two
sons, aged 10 and II. The funeral
will occur tomorrow at II o'clock
a. m. from the family residence,
3o4 Third street, Rev. 2. s.
|: Murphy \ Of Grand Rapids s to
eofivciate. The remains will be
inferred at Greenwood.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
j5RtEF BITS OF NEWS.


Major A. G. Hammond of the Third
United States cavalry is dead at San
Francisco after an illness of more than
four months.
President Palma intends to recon-
mend to the Cuban congress an in;
crease of the present eforce of 5000
rural guards to 6,000,
Dispatches to Dun's Trade Review
indicate that no adverse developments
appear in the business situation while
the proximity of spring trade stimu.
1ates operations, in those lines.
Orders have been promulgated al
the navy department announcing the
retirement on Feb. 20 of Rear Admiral
F.. e. Chadwick, who commanded Rear
Admiral Sampson's t,aeeship during the
war with Spain.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
JURY REACHED
Il,
81. NO VERDICT
III - -9--T0F : - =.
After 4 Being Out Five Hours
Jury in Case Against Mar
tin Gould Not Agree.

4 . 5. !. !
A. disagreement of the jury oc-
CURED in the case of the state
against James A. Martin, ccused
of illegally having yenison in his
possession. which was tried be-
fore Judge Pendergast Saturday
afternoon. The case occupied
the courts attention during the
entire after noon and went to the
jury shortly before 6 o'clock.
After being out five hours the
jury reported that they could
arrive at no verdict and we're
discharged. The case will prob
ably be tried again.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
NARROW ESCAPE
sszs4ssvs.sss =
FIR ON. ATH
II -
Dellrious Dyphtheria. Patient
Nearly Run. Over by
G. N. Train.

Joseph Spaulding, dyphtheria
patient at the county pest house,
escaped from that institution
Saturday afternoon while the
nurse was absent from his room
|foratfew moments and had it
not been for quick, action on. the
part of; employees at, the pest
house he, would undoubtedly
have been run down by the west
bound Great Northern pas
senger. Spaulding was in a
delirious state as a result. of
high. fever, and upon, the de-
parture of the nurse from his
room he hastily dressed and
made his escape. He ran down
the track of'the Red Lake rail
way to the high bridge over the
Great Northern, then down the
steep grade, to- the Great North.
.ern track. His escape had been
discovered and number of men
from the: pest house were in
pursuit, Spaulding running at
the top of his speed up the track
toward Bemidji. While passing
the ''Y' near the pest house,
however, his foot became caught
in a frog in the rails, and his
ipursuers caught up with him
and succeeded in taking him
from the track just before the
west bound passenger passed by.
He was taken back to the pest
house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
u. S. MISSIONS
ARE DESTROYED
Stations at Nanchang and Kiensee Razed
---American Missionaries Escape
English Family Killed.

Washington, Feb. 26 Consul
General Rodgers at Shanghai
has cabled the, states department.
that the h American A:rl 4 mission is sta
.tions at Nanchang and Kiensee
have been destroyed and that the
cause is probably local. Te1e-
grams received from these points
indicate that IA American mis-
sionaries at both places escaped
but the bingham family, English,
composed of two adults and two
children, are reported killed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
BAND CONCERT
TlOMOR
Monthly Musical Event Will
Take Place at the City
Hall The Program.

~
The February indoor concert
given BY the Bemidji band will
take place tomorrow evening, at
the city hall. Following the rem
ditio9n. Of the e! concert !, r program the
i]E}se is]BE}seamiidji orchestra will furnish
music for dancing. The pro.
gram for the concert follows:
March A Chicago Tribune"
Chambers
Medley" The Merry Minstrels''
G. Voelker
Cornet solo-Grand Fantasia Polka,
.''stella" r. B. Hall
Mr.. T. Symington
Bemidji Ladies Quartette s(Selected)
1888 Medley r. g. Calvin
Grand Medley "Superba' De hey
Vocal Solo, (Selected) Dolly Bailey
.Dpett for Coronets, sLaBelle Creole''
Dalbey p
Messrs. Symington and Nelson
Indian War Dance, (by request)
H. Bellstedt
Medley on Popular Airs, "Bits Of
Rennieks Hits - Lampe
freaks Of Blackville" Dalbey
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Astor's Son in British Army.

London, Feb. q John Jacob Astor,
son of William Waldorf Astor, who
has been given a probationary COM
mission in the First life guards, has
Joined the regiment as second lieuten-
ant. Young Astor will remain on pro
baton for two years, at the end of
which period he may be dismissed by
his commanding officer or be per-
manently accepted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Texas Bank Quits Business.

Temple, Tex, Feb. q The. Temple
National bank went into liquidation
during the day as a result of rumors
Of its insolvency. Former Lieutenant
Governor Pendleton, president Of the
First National bank of Temple, takes
over all obligations and will pay de-
.positors in full. The liabilities and
resources approximate 100000 each.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Cruel Treatment Of Family
by Former Bemidjil Man
Made, Known in Letter.
MRS. WM. CHISHOLM KNOWS
NOTHING OF HUSBAND.
Has Been Compelleds to- Apply to
Duluth Poor Authorities
For Aid.

/ Reduced to want through the
|unfaithfulness of, her ashland,
Mrs. VIM. Chisholm, formerly of
this city, has been compelled to
apply;to the, poor authorities at
ID Duluths for aid. This. is the. story
told in a. letter from Mrs. CHS
holm to Chief Of Police Bailey to-
day. The letter states that she
lis in hard circumstances and that
as q el result Of sickness q IS she M i is i unT IN
able to, support herself and in
.fant chsild, child, which is is now bnt five
or six tx months 1qtqlqlttht of age.
Mr.. and; Mrs. Chisholm and
their baby left Bemqsidjil it, about out
-four months ago, ostensibly for
Duluth. .lu Through h. some (, excuse q use
Chisholm did not accompany his
family to the Zenith city, and IN IN
the letter Mrs. Chisholm Clls,l 12lE 4 says
that she has not seen seen her her b bus
band since since be left iil her while VI they
were preparing to go to. TO Duluth.
The poor authorities at Duluth,
she states in the letter, refused
Z / ..
to grant her aid, explaining that
she had not obtained a legal resi-
.dence in that city, and advised
her TO return to -Bemidji. Being
devoid Of any money and unable
to work, she has no means Of re-
turning to this city and asks the
advice of Chief Bailey as to what
action otake.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Notice OF Dissolution.

Bemidji, Mimi. February 24th,, 1906
Notice is hereby given thatpthe partnership
heretofore existing between julius Dahl and
Andrew Dahl. under the firm name of Dahl &
Dahl. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by Andrew
Dahl. to whom all. accounts due the late firm
must be paid and who will assume and pay
all Indebtedness of said firm
Andrew. Dahl
Julius Dahl
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
70, RECOVER FEES.
Lawyers Employed by choctaws Sued
by Government. Il

South; McAlester, I. T., Feb. 26.-
United, States District Attorney La
than has filed suits against the law
firm of. Mansfield, McMurray & Cor
nish for s42,384 and against McCurtain
& Hill, lawyers, to recover $4,000. It
is. charged that these amounts were
illegally. paid to. the defendant law
firms in connection with their serv-
ices for the CIoctaw nation z
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Nymore Woman Broke Arm.

=
Mrs. George Hoffman sus-
tanned a broken arm Saturday
afternoon as result of jumping
from a sleigh in which she was
riding Mrs. Hoffman was re-
turning to her home at Nymore
after a visit in Bemidji when the
horse which she was driving fell
down. Mrs. Hoffman became
frightened and leaped from the
sleigh, striking the ground in
such manner that her arm was
broken. She received medical
attention at once and the condi-
tion of the injured mem ber is as
good as could be expected.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Iowa Banker Acquitted.

Des Moines, Feb 26-Banker Fred
McCutcheon, on trial at Ida Grove for
receiving deposits after his bank at
Holstein, Ia, was insolvent, has been
acquitted of the charge. McCutcheon's
brother testified that he received the
alleged unlawful deposits instead. OF
the defendant and the latter was
cleared on this evidence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
Attorneys for Minneapolis,
Red Lake & Manitoba
Company MakeReply.
D0rNOT WISH, TO. HAYE. CASE GO
OVERTERM.
Another Meeting OfsPetiti0n Sign,
ers Will Be, Held. Tomorrow
Afternoon. 1

In reply to.theerequest Of the
signers of the Minneapolis, Red
Lake & Manitoba Railway COM
pany petition asking that the
time they are allowed in which to
answer the summons served
upon them some time ago be ex-
tended 20 days, H. j. Loud re-
ceived the following, letter this
morning from John Lind and A.
Ueland, attorneyssforthe railway:
Minneapolis, Mimi,
Feb. "a, 1906.
II. j. Loud, Esq.
Bemidji, MINI.
Dear Sir:
In answer to the letter from
yourself and Senator Swed back,
of yesterday, we beg leave to
state that we are not willing to
extend the time for appearances
or answer in the case of the Min
neapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba
Railway company, so as to throw
the case over the next. term of
court to the September term.
If it can be arranged by stipula
tion that the case is to be on the
calendar for next term and tried
at some time during the term,
we will be glad to stipulate SO as
to ccommodate the defendants
as much as we possibly can, d.
Yours respectfully,
John Lind &. A Ueland.
Another meeting of the signers
is to be held tomorrow afternoon
is called in the following notice:
Allpersons who are invited to
attend the last meeting of the alf
legged contract with the Red Lake
Ry. Go. are requested to attend
a meeting to be held in the Ma
sonic Hall, tomorrow, the 9th
inst. at 2 p. m. @ =
H. j. Loud.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26
AWAITS EMlP'E;RFoR's lI' + g SIGNATURE
Bill Extending German Tariff to the
United States.

Berlin, Feb, 26.-The federal coun.
ell has approved the reichstag's action
in passing the bill providing for the
extension of the new German tariff to
ehe United States until June 80, 1907,
and sent the measure to the emperor
for his signature. y -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-02-26

After brooding for houys because
her grandmother had reprimanded her
and feeling that she was disgraced
Effe Brooks, fifteen years old, com.
lnitted suicide at Chicago by taking
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Nep Dorf.p olitif.

Otter Ell beftig Runrp meIlem 80
poIttiife 6toFfe iuSer set Republicans
lie Furtt / RetU Oorf Goitrtp foru
GouQreSmuuo Serbert Eoricrs ouen.
pdd, og gr~8ltuernsr OSeQ bIep iaG
gutroiQ Hagen. at ban MAJ dtiees
ior poLittif $50.
,al0cn sen Oemotr1ttife 2eir form.
pcSc GommarbspOiuaer WhirpbD
pod 2ip og 0e6 moo gtupor VtcGIel-
Ior8 8errer % bandit. Rariurs or
UtltrpbD err INT 8eneraIer gtetu gort.
@loerrer Siggins er aunbibat foe
@ienOuIg, % 4orIons itaar poa bans
SiSe. Gertofrutiife Ganotoater til
@lUerngrcmbeOet er ". Il. Scarf cg
Tiitrict attorucp Seromc. ghIrpbp
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WcGlcQan arbei0er for Serome.
s 9rooflur mnot z. Boooruft
iom er en- Sen al @aDernsr Siggtns.
% poa 0cmofrutiit SIDE Statsiena.
tor g. =, WHtGorren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Dill arreitcre Smith.

County IttOrrep YarIep g. G6ri.
Itenion / Salt Safe Gountn lltob, fit
oen 2tbe September Srbre til at
in6fttlbe fig / 0iitriftets ariminulret
Sn8oag Den 2G6e for at 9ipe Com.
mer GrmItrong 8rrnSe for, at bon
life bar labet Observation-Disclosures
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forbt ban bar fooet Barn meS en- al
fine 5 &oner, iom ban life Ieoer meo.
Otter @omlulos. 2ooen ntoo en- Nor.
mon life fan Barn nteo andre emo
oen Some, ban leDer mco. San fat
~unber6oI6e Be Sooner, ban babbe, fDr
utab blep Stat, men life leoe lam.
men rteb DEM. Smitb % mango an.
ere bar paoitonet, at Be life bar mere
enc en- otrfelig &ore; men ber 2tbe
0tai fif Warp {. Slpart5 Smith, JON
er bans ste Some, ct Barn. 8Ioge
ouer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er tnbgioet
til Retten, % iom Sicner mos banl
optraaote bans. fire andre &oner o8
Here "glpoitIer", 0ertblonSt Sera.Or
Smoot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
unoerIi9 SYeoom.

Ssnmeg G. @oc5 | &nton gentou
Gcuntp, Soma, bar | IL aar ltot al
en- Spebom, ser bepirfer, at bans
ajso % WuifIer eiterbaanOen for'
panbles til Ger. San ligncr MI en-
Warmoritstte 90 ntaa itaoig bolhe
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pPge liSt; men mart blir bel ogiaa
set til Sten. RPrfelig nof fsIer ban
ingen Smerte, oG ran ipiier og iooer
goot. SPugilet iii lit 2eie, ianOt
ban ior en- Sib itOen pan at otfterc
Beers iii i'm SSter, iom ftaStg er ON
bam. Sc ffaI oerr sobe, iiges Der,
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beS, men ON artg % ont Slag, 90
man ipnes gienHem OrSene Of bsre
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aanouIfuS. Boob maa ~nebitrmme
ira sn 8ut, iom bar en- i~tafte!s
arsblins, men Sa 6aberen ipurste
bam, BooS ban oiLSeshi ioareSe ban
fi9tts N5olNats
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Sraotiaoen.

Winneiotas S~ernbnne. % Bare.
bu5fommi3iton cptnger iSorb6r / Ct,
Saul an8aaer6e 6ragttarter, og 90
reafienoernes aSoofat Wana6an fonl
0en 216e September meo BEN Splps.
ming, at Chicago & RortbtpeIhrn-8a.
men q Winneioto fnIbe8 oen Smaba)
utoSarbeioer Senotor Ga Solette,
ioroi ban bill Sernbanerne tiaips,
Zen onoen6te itore GUNNER unber
sem iioite Galgfamp / @isconitn, Jag
Ge BON. for at lau 90 Soaette, og Do
9onenS Sagferer S6eebun inooenSte,
at set intet bapoe at beitiQe meb Dem
ioreIiggenOe Sag, iparehe @Pr. Wfa'
nagun, at set bar Sernbarefommis.
iionen$ 9Itst at bringe paa bet rene,
ON life Sernbanerne orcenoer e,
Gel al fine SnbtRgter i politiife Gie.
mes. Seq bar Bet ira eanlioeis
Slide" peobIeo ran, "dt Chicago &
RcrthrpeIterr bInnSeSe Jig mo | "a
5oQetteS 9autp. % BET or life alt,
Seq tror, at Sernbanrrne blauber iis
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8igcouim. Sernbonerne tuSrsmmer,
at Be taaer for bsie Garter; men be
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Stem SeifYlonine,

g. 0. aerIt, offentlt9 Grominntor
/ Rinneioto, anflaQcr 0ttnneopoll8
& ct. 2oui$. 9anen Tor, at ben bar
soelogt line Reanltuber ODER 9r,ttto'
inotpgterne / 1903. 1904 % 1908.
2igeIeoes beIfplber bnnaompaniet tor,
at Det bar opiprt 'om "Ie8ale llH9tt'
ter" GUNNER, ser er uobetaIte / Ha'
bot. Ga arr. &erit giennemgif 8a'
mems 9sger for at itnoe no. bpao Den
bar betaIt / Sfot, opboNcoe ban, al
ben / lit Re9nifob pOer 9ruttoino'
tpgterne / 1905 hor tritffet $4,000
ira % bogfert Oenle Gum iom "lc'
aale ltoqifter". Get er let at ifienne.
at Der meneS Rdbat. 8uOernor
SSobnion bar oper9t0et Sogen til Sto'
tens SerHbonefomnltSlton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Riootnipeftion

2anbbrugsminiiter 8ilion bar no.
arbei6et RegIer for &ieoinipeftion %
ierSt ZEN omfring, Sa be Ifol trG0e
/ Strait ira lite OCTOBER. SfsI9e 60
oen ON 8ure SooS ntoa ingeu ISern'
bane eler ANDRE Common Carriers
fore &isb, Tef, 9sIie ofo. fra Den
ette Stat til Ben anten. me6rtinSre
Sarerne er foripneoe me6 en- Sore
ueOe Staters IrrfcieooeI. boorpoa
Der itaar: tnipecteo anO pa5ieO. 9lan'
Singer iom mince meats, fruits etc.
tun qua I SanSeIen uoen Snipettion,
oa De er. 8ienitnnS for ANDRE geitem'
MEIER / SEN me SlIre 5ooS 2co. Sar'
mere maa, bois De oil ieuoe Sfrotter
I'll andre Stater, foripre benz meS
en- grt9ring ON, at 9prene bar mi
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IiguenSe erflpring maa SIagtere /
Smaabper eIer paa 9auoet IaSe isIge
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I1errte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25

CplusniHger on GtaDn 6lc0qtur So.
OF lEniou Eacinc.
Sonfnrrent pDcla9t.

Greet 8e'tcrn-goneu Truii0crt,
u. .. Sticfrcu ! ct. Ynlr.. D}Iuu.,
oor rc0 Here 2ciljahcocr 0iit itq iOn
en- rtttUUfcuoe G5crubauchcrre, o. hat
f~orr1Jt2oe beQer life fin Ratltr. la
ban i iorrlQe llqe ~cptru1ote ion
&lonc REQ Sc Torher. JON Suteritate
Commerce Commission optdger / SIT.
codo. sem GrNupeL poa Oen Barttit.
beo - llvetirroIlbcS, iom bar IeOia.
act Set ber't1noe Rabotimtem. rponte
ban Sen &1HumitiQeiie. iom 8eabp
Glepot0r GomV1nO i CR1oba i1ar al
Union EacIiic. 4co oennc gegunIti.
BcIle blcp CT al Teuop5 Gonturreuter
firanctcIt rltiuerct. 6Qu font tiIfRI.
oiauiS lm0CrpeIr me0, at Union ia.
ttft gap Eeaup en- itor Rubot. us.
i~frtiten pau ct RreD nar ieiIoQtia OF
fom til oeu lille Roufltrrctt. 9rGoet
par itIlct til Redon % qao BAN en-
Rdbdt b0d $4,000. HouflIrrenter
gift til Union 9ocifics aontor meo
@repet % mite Oct til @anen8 6or.
rctuinaaierer, hoem nan ipurQte. ON
BAN hnoe faa en- Iiarenoe 3abat.
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! 6~elttoeIige Sober % iorfitre0e, at
ban ifulOe Glsre i'll be6ite, ON bnr fis
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fom igien ON uogIe Gage. Reu od
bIeo BON mohtogcn mcS orebe ORD. og
Union 8aciiic GbeLogoe BAN olSeIes.
Gctte grcmpel er blot ct al mango.
mente SIR. SticfneD. Zen foruret.
teSe Ranh8 Roun oiloe ban life
income.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
Saee's Geitamente.

Sfiiteretten / Nep 0orf opprobe'
reoe Den 2t6e Set Setamerte, ion
RusieQ SoQe c'terIoO itQ. Sans
Cute ranoierte iJ meO Sa8fsrere,
iom reprpienterehc De nGruteite 4r'
oinger, iroen hun inbIeoereOe oct !
Sfifterettett, oQ MN gior0e Dem be-
tienot meo, at bun bar forooblet De
GUNNER, uf6goe bar beitemt for fine
Repger o. Nicccr, iaa De iIteDettor
$25, 900 foar $4,000 bper. Zen
olminbeIi9e DIcn,ng poa Sflfteior'
p~oIterens Rontor cr Sen, at SctGnerl'
tet life bill bIipc bcitribt, u6en lua er.
at De foregione Gfterfommere az
SeItator8 Sgiter Saap SOge itltIoe
optrPoe. De er mango og ub8ier mr.
item ct Snes. Sun bsbe u6en 4ifom,
bar man iagt, men Dog er Der SbtI,
ca en- Sagisrer bar erflPret, at bOi5
bisie iyoIf fan ifoiie 9cpiier, ifoI De
foa lin Gel. Serator 6. Z. 8racfet,
ONT boem man io16e, OF ban oiI0e op.
trpbe for en- Scars Gut, iom Iongt
noe er beiIpgtet meo Gage, ne8ter
Set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-25
bpeoehoiten / Y. Oafota

Sormerc / Ror6 Gnfotn, iom bar
&%ornbpoer, forbaiter Jig life meo al
brinae i'm 9De0e til Marfeoct, tiger
ct Telegram fra Sarge. Ge ipnes, at
Brtien for beres ppperIige Sroouft
er for lab.
Selret bar ppret fortr9ifeIigt efter
SnhbsIt1ingen, oq 5nruerne bar foot
trPifet minoit 60 &rocent al lin
SOebe. Reget al oen tom ino / No.
Ittnen uben at bore ifiPmt al en-
8raabe &egn og berior er 5arben
'aa inuf. Nuar minbre bemiole0e
5urmere bar ioigt, bono De bar, tror
oeres ueIbaoenbe StonSSfpQer, at
@Tteripsr8Ielen og Briien pil ftiee.
Horo Sofota faur life i 1906 en-
S%Deoeaoling pna 100 Wiuioner 9u.
ibeI8, iom Brofeten S$one8 ipaaeoe;
men andre Rrofeter flyer, at Der al
8urum blir 80 MiQioner Oh al an.
ben SDe6e so WiIiouer. SrpIferne
ftnoer Oerne Spoooom rimcLia. Iu.
rim bnr 9tpct ct ri8ere u0bptte, en0
man pentcOc. rSffe iiGIOen bsreS, at
50 q 60 9uibeIs pr. acre er oImin6e.
Zig.