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Maiaierne filler iig fra Dc spriae
afrifanere ogiaa i uoieenoe. &c
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bet bets iiolereoe Stiliua. Get hor
unbcr9aaet en- ontropologiif oq etbnos
graiiIf Tefompoiition. GU ier set
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Jig op igieu apGapeiteu er Tor.
ipuuoet. % NaioifoIfet Iabcr til al
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Waioi resner ii9 for at bore @iloS
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lise primitive ReaerioIf.
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Bog al Merfel on, WaiaifoIfet, boori
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berries pate ieuittffe 5ppe CT me.
ner ban ioriouuoet / europa,
oen moSerue SSsSetppc bar life uoaet
meo oe gonle Sober at gisre. Gtcn
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seggpterHe bar tngen 9eretHiHg
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er ifet isr ggappterHeS Civilization.
Golf, iom Dor omfring Raiaierne,
bar oe lapeite reIiaiaie 6oreitiaiuaer.
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tiihoprfelie. Ie tror gaa ct 8ara-
Dis, bpor ale gooe SieIe leper. me-
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Ser maa bape pGret Ell Sib, ha Seber
% Maioier par iaume 6oIf. San
~be1runoer bette nte0 Ell MGffe Grcnr.
pier, iom er megct iorbouieuoe on enc
life belt operbcoiienoc.
WerfeI er iniolertio life iagfpuNi5
pan ierite Saanh. Sans mango SIut'
ringer mao berior mootage5 rreo 6or'
behold.
Set Ipber 10 iom ct Gpentyr, at Ser
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6oIf / airifu, boi& TRADITION or GIOre
enc Seoerne&.
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S%nopenoiug, at Wtaiaierue5 TRADITION
er tomrrcn fra isoiite @iSiionGrer,
on mencr. at WaIaierueS 6oreitiliu'
ger or al plore Cato eno Ssoerne2.
8~roiesioren off no fra, at ii matte
bore meget foriigtige meb at ofrep.
tere WerfeIS 8naitano. Ger bar 10
aIlereoe I SaIomoS GiO nGret cit
6orbinoelie meIlem Ssoerue og DC
afrifauife Solt.
Mau fan pei ogina tpufe iig al
2tbpliuierne, huis religisle 3oreItiI'
Iinger err beutct ira oet gamIe Seita'
mente, bar pRret WoioicrneS 2prere.
= aue SiliGIoe er oen pibcnifabc,
Iigc 6orifuina, iom oreier iia ON
bette Soft, az tor Sntere8ie, iom life
er blcpen miuhre efter WerfeIs op'
iigt8pptfeube arbeibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27
"Spofnr" mob 5grina! 9e

"Suofnr" mob 3gring! De ipeH'
ife Sforitensieirere bar / 0isie Gage
bolot anrsmsoe. Fan bette oplDites
bI. a., al Der blanot De 300 Weitre %
300 arbcioere, iom tiIbsrte groieS'
iiouelt life fieuoes ct eneite 2iliRl0e
al Suberfuloie. Ran hnpoe toerti,
mob GrempIer poa, at Gutter, ION
peo 9Rretioeu5 8eapnbelie bnpSe piii
Tegn paa &ungetpriug. eiter nogerl
Gi0S arbeioe bar blet i~ulbit9noig bel.
breheoe. Ser par Dem al Wsoets 1eL,
tagere. ION mente, at SGgerue burSC
oroinere en- "SoNfur" mob 2uugetrl'
b~erfuloie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

SiSsbrans. Siblig SsnSag Dior.
gen nobrso | &utluno. 8ermont, Ell
SlSebrans. iom soeIagoe 6 @uritens.
bpsniuger % polSte ct Cab, Der iaties
til S750,000. penpeS ct Snes San
oeIsbuje Srep 5orreiniug ! oct nea.
brenSte Strsg. % mango Seiere 6oeSe
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27
Qdben ~Rcrreiponoance.

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fatrrHe s. sssasa Nrnfsntotc. Utaa. cg JchR
DIItk MaotspH. Hi&.
Gpyrgsmaai ira Aerfysfr. ION TIT opgtnzr hue
Rapue III Wseafsousa. hsfparxs lite.
Spscaere beoss andiir fine Spergsusaai ct farf %
tresElef Gprpa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27
GprtaIt ! iaa Orb.

Cha. GaiEsoon, Columbia. $50, Tiger,
ban bapDs ben parits Soiis en- aRaHS aossu'
gang bar baut, Os iprsrsss ben ! nosis iin
Sage mso DR.. Warmers White Wine o.
Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27o6. sp.: 5 1901, 6te Septe5r,.
bereSe ies mig ub (meo belle 6anlilien)
for at beItbre en- Sarm meo en- bel Del
9p9g paa; ogiaa til at fore 8egnIfab
nteb al EXTRA @ielp. bpiIfet oaloa btep
giort. gut bar | Sros,t, til ies ftlloe baz
he Sp9ier for mig ielp. 8n a her itfe
SID; men bpre mig for ct gar til piloe
han meS ct Silea al So pr, &adneb,
Iom ieg rretebe at mobta9e for ferIte
9ars 9feguftGb tar op9fort. Seq iobeoe
at fnunme IND paa hans &outor / 8pcn
hper Gang ies Tom til Sben, for at ie,
on Der bar SID. iom Der life bleo til
efter 6 Raaneber, 9a en- llac aar gaaet
nber fsrfte 4ars gfforb. tog ie9 ct
@ibue meS mig os %fortalte BAN, at ie8
oilbe forInDe bans 6arm ON en- Hee eler
faa Spaisr - men ser bleb ingen If9isa
relic 90 heller. Saa fnrlnb iea bans
Sarm, netop baloanbet Gar efter at ie9
fcrft tom Der. Saa tog leg nit 8egnisab
IND til en- Sagfsrer Dg BAD brm at
"~iettle" og ~iuSfasiere for mig. .Gfterat
6 Rnoueber bar ourute og iutet giort
bermeb, ptIbe ieg probe en- anoeu Sagfes
rcr (fum itulbe bGre Dem beSfte / Spen).
efter at baoe betaIt IS til Ben fsrite. Sis
Den bar ban bait mine Regnitaber % its
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Sc er runot $235. 5bao fan ie8 MI giea
re efter Spb Gatotas COB?
spur: Spis abppfaten i~ueentin8
bill gisre, faa tag 8upirerne til etenn
et, ium &c bar Siltro til % faa bats
Meuins pm Sagsn. Spnr De nirfelis mo-
sen Get til DC 3ense, iurt sc sipr Srao
oaa, iaa bsr &c faa aulast Sag mpn
StBlbneren, % Getten bill afsjbre
5pgrgsnaafet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27tt. Sp.: Spor fan NJ f1n go9er
ON grRHbeoinsIobeH | aoree, % er ben
at iaa paa gngeIifs
Spnr: vi bnr iHtet aisuoifap ri,
Of Der CT npssn Bog ON ben Sas at iaa
fisbt bperfsn paa Aora saer @uself.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27o3. Gp.; 1. SpaS ian nan sisre
meb en- Eeriou, 'om iorfsrer en- Rise rns
Ger sGatefabslsfte2
2. San Sieen, I'M ban DOR efter At
bate inSeauet sgeteifnb meb en- aHocn.
fprorc noest for ut Sarn2
sbar: 1. Mnn fan lnbe bGm arrc'
itere for grns at sSstcfabslpftc. 81
bon enhnu usiit, fau mar tpiuse BAN til
at brfaie ener psiaa til at siftc fis meo
Hiseu. Gar tan aiftet iis mcs en- au.
ben, fan man iasisse BAN for SfaSes-
e%rftatuiug.
2. Gst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27
Saa Sfplsu.

Taa Sfplsu. 49, Sens, fau on Il
mig, bnao Ell SDfler err"
ga, 6rsfen, set er eu 8ut, Tom
miller. uaar'u fouulcr poa Sfoleu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27
spar; Smtrent tire NaaneSer.

2710. Sp.: 1. SnaS fables pna Chs
qeIif az Sbobipre. b. SaIpeterinrr g.
4urnaouiat, b Ratrium. el 'Sdfmus?
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Seunenbelis i'll en- al be itsrrs uprife
g%pshaublers hsrpusr pil &c rimelispis
fnnue faa Ssifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27ot. Sp.: Spormanee groccut aIs
toboi inoebolber arrifo2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27O8. Gp.: Riu S~bigernnoSer, iont
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en- aoart 2arb. iom bun bill ifisoe uoer
til min Suitru. 9ar M leg iurnme 8st
/ benoes 2arrO iom bun / mit2
Spar: Com &ssel CT bette silfRls
bet; bog fpmmer bet an paa, buur elter
| bpifeH Stat 2anset er ~beligsenhe.
BETTE er life ansipet | Spprssmanlet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

1905. gp.. Seq faa forIeoeu ct
SpspssmaaI / Soften, ipm les ffaIoe
life at ~foritaa Iiot beore. Set itanr, nj
min SeIter bsbe, eiterIabenbe fig Rano
% SsItenbe os IoSer. men iuaen Ssrn,
bbem arper benbe? Seq biz bibe aneaas
eHbe min 8roaer. gan beoe, efterIaSens
be fig Suitru Opm ban bar pGret gift
ueb / uoole Ranneber) 90 SsItenoe,
men ingeu 8sru. Spem aruer bam eff
ter gtprb 9afotos 2op2 SaH bar ogiaa
2aro I Rtscuuitu.
9 bat r: Spis arpen eaer Spet life
uueritiser fem tufeu Collars, iaa tagcr
Waubea, saer aoneH, uaar bun uperle'
per BAN, bet belle. Gr bet pper $1,000,
iaa beles bet tilupersblenne | Iise Seic
melem ben sfterlepsnbe sGstefene %
afbBoes Saber e4er Mpber, um be er
tlipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27O7. Sp.: CT Rartiu llloeitabs BOG
pm HoromGnSene / Amertta uSfommeu?
spar: spapiSt oiSeS er sDseH n
ber ar6eihe ps bill uSfuntnte uut fort gio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

2702. Gp.: SorbDber IorS Gafotas
2ope. at man glitter fig meS tit Ssitens
pebaru2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

Ssar: Siflse be Splpsninscr ni
bar. inbebpioer agsebieinen IA Hrueeus
@lfsbal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27o4. Sp.: &au SsIfenSebaru aifte
ZIG mcb bperauSre / Rasiaduietts.
@aaiue, aetu Sampibire os germouta
Spar: So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27O8. Sp. fra %, Bis. /, Sar 9i1
Ifrittet GienNomsret til 2otten?
2. Oar 8iitriftet gieuboursret til Sus
fet2
Guar: 1. Sa.
9. Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

27O9. Sp.: SoorIeuee EBERT Gar er
GoIen uuber 5ori3ontsn paa Roroiaps
8reboe8rub?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-27

spar: ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
DEMOCRATS PLAN
TO RECEIVE BELL
CAMPAIGN OPENING TO BE
BRILLIANT AFFAIR
List Of Vice Presidents, Which In-
oludes Names of Many Old-Tlme
Democrats and Worklngmen,
Is Announced

Various committees appointed to pre-
pare for the reception and demonstra-
tion i'm honor of Hon. Theodore A. Bell
and other state Democratic nominees
who may accompany him to Los Angeles
Saturday are busily engaged making
arrangements for the big political
event
II is the declared intention of the local
leaders of the party to make the affair
one of the greatest occasions of its
kind ever held in Los Angeles, to sig
nalize the opening of the Democratic
campaign in Southern California
Many old-time Democrats who have
devoted little attention to political af-
fairs during the past few years have
been imbued with the spirit of enthu-
siasm over the candidacy of Mr.. Bell,
and they are lending their assistance
to the efforts to make a grand success
the coming affair in honor of the brill
liant young standard bearer of the
Democratic party of California.
Capt. George NJ. Cake, chairman OF
the committee of arrangements, yes
terday secured the services of the
Schoeneman- Blanchard band for Sat
urday.
Vlce-Preside Are Named
E Chairman Schwamm of the county
executive committee yesterday made
public the names of vice presidents for
the reception in honor of Mr. Bell. In
the list as follows, are the names of
twenty-five representatives of Los An
geles labor organizations
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
AGRARIAN DISORDERS
GROW IN PROPORTIONS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26-Grave
agrarian disorders have broken out in
the province OF Viatka, the center of
disturbances being the important dis
trict of Malmuish, with a populati tion
of over 100000, where, according to the
reports received, the inhabitants of
more or less villages have joined in the
uprising have disarmed and expelled
the police and are pillaging and des-
troying the residences of the land own
ers and devastating the country
1t Is rumored at Viatka that the adj
ministrative police chiefs in the NAL
mush district and eight of their subor-
dinates have been killed. The eXcesses
began September 20 with riot over
the enrolment of army reserve men
for their automobile service. At the
village of Multnami body of pea SAINTS
attacked the enrolment station, killed
sergeant and six rural policemen,
mortally wounded the assistant police
chief of the district and destroyed the
list Of reserve men.
The ViborS manifesto Is thought to
be more directly responsible for the
disorders than anything else 1t had
wide circulation in Viatka province
and its exhortation to the peasants to
refuse to do military service was
spread by the members of the out
lawed parliament from Viatka.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
WEE LAD is MISSING AND HIS
MOTHER ALARMED
Sheriff Requested to Assist In Search
for Boy-BelleVed to Have Been
Fascinated With
the Circus

Somewhere out in the country where
big choo-choo cars bang up and down
the shiny rails and where witches on
broomstlcks go dancing through the
fields In the moonlight is very tired,
lonesome little boy who started out to
be a circus man and who has found
that little white covered bed at home
beats feeding the monkeys and carry
ing water for the elephants.
The boy Is little Johnnie Terrence,
eight years Of age, whose fond parents
reside at 1887 West Thirtieth street, and
yesterday after Mrs. Terrence had
searched the city over for the little
chap she applied at the sheriff's office
for aid in searching the county for her
boy For johnnie had disappeared and
his relatives are staying up nights
wondering where he is.
Sunday the boy began to talk about
the circus. He had a strange suspicion
that he would be a wonder in the circus
business and his pair of great brown
eyes grew bigger as he stood before the
gaudy circus posters and saw the
clowns laughing down at him and the
trim little bespangled women, who
danced like fairies upon the backs of
the horses and kicked a welcome to
little Johnnie.
Oh, yes, the circus was good enough
for wee Jack, as his mother called him.
and he went home rather thoughtfully
after having seen the posters.
Wee Lad Is Determined
Monday Mrs. Terrence called for the
little chap and he did not answer. She
had seen him about the house few
moments before. He had On his best
clothes. neat suit of gray, with tan
slippers and stockings, and in his eyes
had been the light of determination.
The mother had thought little about
the boys clean appearance until after
he failed to answer her call, and then
she suspected circus and she waited
anxiously for the boy to appear
Early Monday afternoon a big eyed,
little chap handed out ticket to the
gate man at the circus tent and stubbed
his toes deep into the sawdust as he
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
CALL OF CIRCUS TOO STRONG FOR
LITTLE JOHNNIE TORRENCE

trudged beneath the canvas. The
monkeys called and chattered, and to
him 1t sounded like n welcome.
The great Hons nodded their heads
sa gely, and to the boy their actions
were easily construed Hello, john
nie," they were saying. Now we will
have a real circus for Johnnie Is here"
The little ponies nodded their heads,
the olephan.s s trumpeted their Joy and
kicked about in the straw, the cocla-
toos screamed royal salute and the
bears rolled about in n clumsy fashion
and murmured strange words IN u for
eign tongue, and the little chap who
stood before the cages knew what they
said to him, for he was years old
and a circus man.
Let's Hear From Johnnie
All through tho long performance "A
little chap sat In the front row of the
bleachers. Tho spectators paid little
attention to him, for he was but one of
the many but his eyes grew larger until
they appeared to be about to pop from
his head and his hands clutched at the
rough boards at each hair-raising per-
formance as though his little soul was
going to the daring acrobats.
When the charlots dashed about the
desperate race little Johnnie urged on
the black horses. When the "huskies"
started to drop the safety nets from be-
meath the trapeze they found we'll
dressed little chap manfully helping to
lower one of the guy poles.
Jaw chase yerself kid" was john
MES reward, but the sorrow occasioned
by the rebuff was soon dspelled when
he was allowed to carry water for the
Shetland ponies.
mo, son, we don't need men of your
weight and strength" the manager had
remarked good naturedly when a brown
eyed boy asked for employment a few
minutes later, and Johnnit had sorrow
fully left the tent.
That was the last seen of little
Johnnie, and his parents have been
searching the city over. The circus
managers reported that they did not
have such a boy with them in answer
to kilograms from the distressed
mother, and the county officers yester-
day promised their aid.
So, If any of the residents of the
county find a very weary and pretty
little boy, for such his mother says he
is, stubbing along the country roads
and talking of lions and tigers and
great big bears. if they will only tuck
him up in bed and telegraph the
sheriff they will be comforting a great
favor upon much distressed little
mother, whose boy will probably be
sadder but a good deal wiser before his
experience passes on down into history.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
JAPS WELCOME A
TRAINING SHIP

By Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Sept. 26.-The Japanese
training ship Angawa, which is to be
stationed here for some time, entered
the harbor at noon today.
Thousands of Japenese crowded the
water front, a swarm of sampans deco
rated with flags was on the bay and
there was display of daylight fire.
works.
The vessel was given a most en-
thusiastic welcome and many receptions
to its officers are planned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
GUNSH0T WOUNDS
BETRAY BURGLAR
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26. - Be-
trayed by his wounds Jack Wilson was
changed today from a suffering patient
at the city and county hospital to a
burglar in the custody of the police.
He was identified by William Hendy,
superintendent of the car barns at
Valencia and Market streets, as a
marauder on the company's property
whom he had filled full of buckshot
last Saturday.
Wilson was brought into the institu-
tion four days ago by a companion
who gave the name Of Hick Samuels
and for whom the police are now look
ing. The injured man was literally
peppered with shot in his face and
about the body.
Before leaving the hospital samuels
stated that his friend had been shot
by hunters near lngleside. Detectives
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
RIOT MARKS DEPARTURE
OF PRINCE GEORGE
By Assocla ted Press.

py AhSOcla leu EISSS'
CANANEA. Island of Crete, Sept. 26.
The departure for Athens last night
Of Prince George of Greece, the late
commissioner of the powers, who is
succeeded by M. zanis. former premier
of Greece. led to turbulent scenes and
a conflict between the Cretans and the
International troops.
Several hundred armed Cretans, who.
seeing In the departure Of the prince
a postponement of their aspira tions for
the annexation of the island to Greece,
attempted forcibly to prevent his em-
barkaton.
They broke through the Gordon of
troops and volleys We're exchanged, re-
sulting In two being killed and a num-
Der wounded on both sides,
The new commissioner viii take up
his duties next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27

investigated the story of the shooting
and found it to be without foundation.
Yesterday a clerk of the United
Railroads reported at police headquar-
ters that William Hendy had fired on
two men whom he had found stealing
a bundle of copper wire. Hendy saw
one of the men fall on his second shot
but did not follow him, allowing his
companion to carry him away.
When Hendy saw Wilson at the hos
pital today he readily recognized him
as the man he had wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
Foshay Chosen Chairman

Tn recommending the acceptance of
this resignation so frankly and finely
rendered your executive committee de-
sires to express the keenest apprecia-
tion Of the jealous, self sacrificing and
exceedingly able service which Mr..
ttluansaker tlae mas given unsparingly to
this movement for the political free
dom OF Los Angeles. We shall sorely
miss his inspiring presence ana wise
counsel. Nevertheless for the reasons
stated by him, we agree with him that
MS resignation as chairman of the nom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-14
PAINTER JOHN WHITE
IS SEVERELY INJURED
He Falls From a SmOkestack
and May Not
Recover.

While painting a smokestack at the
Inland Crystal Salt company's works
near Saltalr beach, Monday, John
White, painter, met with an accident
which may prove fatal. Mr.. White was
painting the stack and was suspended
by ropes which were fastened at the
top of the twenty foot stack, by heavy
pulieys. A fire was burning in the
BOILER, and 1T is thought that the SCOT
In the top of the stack became heated
and caught fire. The top of the stac k
soon became red hot and the ropes final
ly caught fire, and before the unfortu.
nate man could get from his perilous
position, about fifteen feet from the
ground, the ropes burned through, and
he dropped headlong down and lit on
the top of the boiler
The Jerk caused by tho sudden re-
lease OF the ropes caused the heavy
pulleys at the top of the stack to Jump
from their positions, and they fell to
the bottom, striking the man a terrific
blow on the head He was picked up
and bleeding from cuts and
bruises and hurried over to the Latter
day Saints hospital, where his wounds
were dressed by DR.. Beer. His injuries
wore found to consist Of n bie scalp
wound, broken rib which had pene-
trated the left lung. a badly wrcnched
arm and score Of bad bruises.
DR.. Beer reported last evening that
the. wounds are considered Of a very
serious nature, especially the penetrated
lung. The recovery of the man is
matter of doubt At a late hour last
evening he was reported to be resting us
as could be expected.