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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
CANAL LEGISLATION
At This Session Is Said by Some to Be
Doubtful.

Washington, March 2S.-Canal leg
islation at the present session of Con-
gross is regarded as extremely i'm
probable even by the members Of the
Senate committee which for two
months has been meeting nearly every
day to investigate conditions on the
lsthmus of Panama and prepare itself
TO report bill. The committee is en-
gagged on the subject of the canal and
it is not known that the witnesses
called and the testimony has tended
toward haImonizing the views of the
members.
Advocates of the lock level canal,
proposed by the minority of the board
OF consulting engineers are apparently
confident that this plan will be fol-
loved. They have pointed out that if
no agreement Is reached by Congress-
the President in his message trans
mitting the two reports of the board
has given notice that the administra-
ton will proceed with the construc-
tion of the lock canal.
The witnesses who have testified be-
fcre the committee have been about
evenly divided as to the type of canal
The next witness will be Gen. Davis.
formerly member Of the canal COM
mission. and governor of the canal
zone. Sec. Taft will appear some time
next week.
1t is generally believed that the SEN
timent in Congress is largely in favor
Continued on Page Eight.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
The Morning Session.

Court convened few minutes after
80 o'clock. a:,d the government called
it's second medical witness TO
the stand: DR.. Andrew r. G..
Smith of North Whitefield who
had been called to the stand the day
preceding just before the order for
adjournment came. TIE direct cxalni-
nation of this witness was resumed by
the county attorney. In his own way.
the witness said that on the afternoon
Of October 10th. last, he was at his
home in North Whiteticld, when he
was informed by telephone that n
young man had been shot at the home
Of Edwin Cooper in South Windsor.
and he, (the witness) was requested
to come at once and render whatever
nc dical aid he could to the injured
rian.
Witness did net ask the name of the
man needing his attention, but har-
messed his team anG drove over to the
Cooper place. which was at Il distance
of about five miles. Witness said that
he arriv, Il at The Cooper house between
$50 and $40 o'clock and he went di-
roctly into the house through the eli
ucpI Which, oltsii DVtIi -
i'm testimony. The witness met SheD-
he'd Eldrrdge as he went into the
house The witness passed through
the kitchen of the house and as he did
So met Charles ID. NOrthy. Sr. wh
appeared to have just come from the
GiEing room. The witness exchanged
no words with either Eldredge or
Northy but Immediately entered tn :
Gining-rooE1.
+ The first thing witness saw was the
cdy Of Charles Northy. Jr. lying out /.
stretched Oh the floor. The witness
was then called upon to describe in
great detail The exact position oocu-
pied by Northy upor tire floor, also tn
relative position of the young man ;
head, arms, hands. legs ard feet to the
diIring-roOm wall. the east window. the
rocking chair and the door leading to
the kitchen passage. The witness did
50 to the best of his recollection, and
to assist his memory, the government
III reduced q plan used on several pre-
vious occasions. This plan is the on,
drawn by Engineer Getchell and which
shows the several rooms on the main
f,oor of the Edwin Cooper house. The
witness was also furnished with the
section of the Cooper house, and the
rncking chair, ta assist him in making
himself clear to the jury.
The location Of the body of Northy,
when seen at this time, by the witness,
was in much the same position as when
it was first seen by the other witnesses
who testified last week. according to
the testimony given in direct exami-
nation by DR.. Smith.
For the purpose of placing an opinion
Of the witness. regarding the exact
location of the body of Northy. with it's
relative location to the objects used as
exhibits. the witness was required to
make mathematical measurements. and
these were offered as a matter Of
record. There was no objection to their
admission.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
A GREAT COUNCIL
OF the Degree of Pocahontas to Be
Formed in Maine.

Portland, Me. March 2S.-Repre-
sontatives from the Maine councils,
Degree of Pocahontas. met here this
afternoon to nerfect arrangements for
the forma ton of a Great Council. Tenn
rorary officers composed Of Mrs. Eva
Rowller, chairman: Mrs. Sadie F..
Simpson. secretary; and Mrs. Kate f..
I;ailey. treasurer, all of Portland, were
chosen.
A committee consisting Of Mrs.
Iucette Alexander Of Westbrook, Mrs.
EuScnc p. Wilson and Mrs Mabel
Darlington OF Portland was appointed
To prepare circular and request the
councils to vote on the question and
forward the announcement of the vote
to the committee not later than April
IS. If Il majority vote in favor, the
matter will be referred to the Great
Council of Red Men on Fast day for
ratification.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Destroys Masonic Temple
Building at Dover, Nh. !
Twenty Lodgers Are Awakeasd;
Just in Time to Escape. &,
One Woman Taken From 4 Fourth sIbn
window BY The FiIemsn. I

Dover, N. H., March 29.-Masonic
Temple, the largest and best building
in the city, was destroyed by fire early
this morning at loss Of about $4,000.
One woman was taken from 4 wIn-
COW on the fourth floor and go other
l0dgers We're warned barely in time to
escape. The woman was Miss Mary
Preasty, teacher in 4 commercial
college, who occupied a room on the
fourth floor Of the burned building. =
After all the other dodgers had leftS
the building she appeared at her win,
dow. surrounded by dense smoke and,
threatened by the. fire WHICH was rush.
ing upward from the floors below.
She cried out for help and then
waited calmly while the firemen rais-i
ed ladder and bore her to the ground,
The Masonic Temple was a Ave.
story building occupied on the ground
floor by business firms and on thet
floors above by Offices and lodging
rooms. There We're about 20 dodgers in
the building.
At 1.30 this morning Captain Stew,
ems, in charge Of the night police, dis
covered fire in the hardware store OF
c. L. Jenniss. He Immediately turn:
eG in an alarm and then rushed .intoy
the building to warn the lodgers.,
Pushing his way through the smoke
he succeeded in starting them all on
their way to safety with the exception
Of Miss Peastey. who failed to make
fer escape before the stairway was
made impossible. .
The fire gained haadway rapidly and
before the work of the firemen became
effective had .enveloped the whole
building and was threatening to spread
to. the buildings on either side and
across the street. This, however. was
prevented. and by 2.15 the danger was
apparently over and the fireme were
ccnfident that they had been reduced
to shell.
The loss to the building, was estt.
n,ated this morning at 100000. Occu-
pants Of the building also lost heavily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Who Will Be Successor
Of Bishop 0'ConneII?
Diocesan Council Meets to
Nominate Three Candidates.
Understood That Hurley, MeDonough and
0'Brien Are Named.

Portland, Me-, March 28.-The first
step in the selection of a Roman Cath
oiic bishop of Portland in place of
Most Rev. William H. O'Connell, who
has become coadjutor archbishop of
Boston, was taken today when a meet
ing of the DIOCESAN council was held
to nominate three names for the va
cancy.
The church officials has refused alb
solntely to divulge the names or give
any information concerning the meet
irg The names will be presented at a
meeting of the suffragan bishops of
the province of New England, who will
designate them as worthy" more
worthy" and most worthy
Then they will be sent to the Propo-
ganda at Rome. If one of the names
is favorable that body will submit it
to the Pope for his approval.
It is understood Archbishop Will
Hains of Boston presided at the meet
ing was held at tine bishops house and
attended by Archbishop O'Connel!,
Very Rev. Edward +. Hurley of Port
lard and the six councillors Of the
diocese, Rev y. Charland, Watcrville: !:
Rev. p T.. Dupont, RiddefOrd: Rev. +.
y Trudel, Ole Town; MOnsignor
Thomas II. Wallace, Lewiston; Rev.
NJ {. McDonOugh, Bath, and Rev. NJ.
+. Walsh, Bangor.
The names that have been mention
ed most frequently as the ones likely
Il be chosen were MOnsignOrs Hurley
and Wallace, Reverends Charland, Nc
Donough and u. J. O'Bricn Of South
Berwick.
1t is understood that the names of
MesSrs. Hurley. McDonOugh and
q Brien We're selected. Many church
men are of the opinion that Father
Hurley will be the successful man.
The sentiment of the clergy was
unanimous in every respect. 1t is said
their opinion that one of the clergy of
the diocese of Portland should be Sc
lrrtcd as Il diocese which is more than
forty years old. was held to have rails.
"a up men amongst its own priesthood
who are capab BILE of exercising EpiSco-
pal functions worthy. 1t is understood
that only one ballot was required and
that every vote was for the same per.
son. But as canon law requires that
three names be sent in, two Others
We're added.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, March 2S.-C!ear to
rartly cloudy weather prevails in all
parts OF The country except in the
South Atlantic and Gulf states. where
general rain has fallen. Rain will con-
tinue i'm the east Gulf and South At
lantic states Thursday and probably
extend nOrthward into the southern
portion of the Middle Atlantic states.
In all other parts of the country, fair
weather with moderate temperatures
will continue. The winds along the
New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts will be light and variable, be-
coming northeast and fresh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
DROWNED IN CANAL.
Joseph Lemieux Swept to Death
Wednesday at Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me-, March 2S.-Joseph
Ltmieux, a watchman in the Andro-
sccggin bag mill. aged about 30 years.
was drowned i'm the canal near the
Androscoggin bag mill at about 1.30
Wednesday afternoon. He was carried
over the dam into the Androscoggin
river and his body was carried under
the ice where it will be hard to recover
it. although crew of men are at work
giappling for the body.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29

The feature Of the Presqne Isle annual
town meeting was the unanimous vote to
accept thu proposition Of Andrew Carne-
gle to give the town a $4,000 library. un-
der the usual conditions. the furnishing
Of a suitable site and the voting Of q
stated sum annually for maintenance.
Hon. Thomas II. Phair presented the
town $1,000 toward the site. c. F. Daggett
offered 500 and Columbus Hayfo-d ana y.
G. Greenlaw $50 each for the purchase OF
books. The Presque Isle Library ,Asso-
citation. agreed to turn over its collection
of books. valued at 5000. to the library
and Rev. G. M. Park win contribute 100
standard works from his private library.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
STOLE FALSE TEETH.
Dental ParIors Raided and $400 Worth
Of Stock Taken.

Portland, Me. March 2S.-During
the night the dental rooms of DIR.
George T. Dow were broken into and
false teeth to the number Of 5000 stoi-
en-, the value of the same being about
$500 The police have not yet found
clue to the thief
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
COL. JOHN GllDDEN.
WelIknown Damariscotta Man Dies
from Heart Trouble.

Damariscotta. Me-, March 2S.-Col.
John Glidden. a widely known husi-
ness man, died here Wednesday from
heart trouble, aged SO years. He was
at one time treasurer Of the Pacific
Guano Co., and served on the staff Of
Gov. Powers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington. March 2S.-Forecast
for Thursday and Friday: New Eng
land: Fair Thursday; Friday partly
cloudy: light variable winds. becom-
ing northeast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
Boston Forecast.

Boston, March 2S.-FOrecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair Thursday
and probably fair Friday; fresh west
to north winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29

Crossed wires caused the burning of the
plant of the Atlantic Shore Line Railway
small powerhouse at the Town house
at Kennebunk Sunday night The loss on
machinery was $1,000; no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29
G. A. r. Eneampment June 49, "a.

Portland, Me, March 2S.-The an
nual encampment of the Grand Army
of Maine will be held in this city June
Is and IA, according to an announce
ment made today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-29

President Lennon of the st. Paul
American Association Baseball Club
Tuesday purchased Catcher Lewis
Drill from the Detroit American
League Club. -s.,t-. .-- ..l ~ -1.ei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Springer / Dozen.

CHARLES s. 9nrlion, en- 8isbmant
| 9ranb Saben, Did,, miIteoe unoet
Ell SsnoagsifoIepicnic ben lobe gu'
quit to 9stre, @ertrnoe, Ia aar, oa
Signe, ~ Gar. Slere andre giger
bar nGr peo at foume | inmme
ltlpffe; men bet hleo forbiuoret. 10
bigger itob oppe pua Soppen at en-
9atfe, og Gertrude iagoe: Zen,
iom er flinfeit til of ipriuge, ifaI fao
ct fort Stpfte al Sen ganomelou, JON
er i9ien efter @iobasen." Sa, ole
CAB fig til at lsbe neoab 8offen,
&arIion.S sitrene bar be forreIte, og
BET giaIot for boer at be TO at pinoe
ODER ben anben. Snben be oiOite
Orb at fob Se neo 8ranS Sapen So:
nal, og De boppeOe mtot no / Den, 3D.
De life funoe itanie. aanalen er 6pb
og Sioerne bratte. Sem at DC andre
Bieer falOt ogiaa t. men bIep bier
geoe. aariou.S eitrene loa Gig SIDE
ON SIDE paa &analenS @uno, 6a De
omitber toges op. Set bleo en- isrge.
Zig 8icnic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Den neutrole 5one.

Sra 9riItiaria teIcgroferes ben
20be Aiigrit:
Gen &onmisiion, betaaeuoe al ell
tpif, en- siterrieif og en- boaanoif
Sngenisroberit, joni par ne0iat for
at inipieere be neolagte 8Gitnings.
perfer / ben iunfaibte neutral gone
Ianss ben norif. foenife @rpnie, er
mi f9roig meb tit arbeioe % bar
operieuot fin Subberetning til ben
norife oe ben ioenite Resiering.
4ouunisipnen bar fiuSet, at ollie
S9ftningsuerfer or blet ilstfet | moi.
agtig Sperensitemmelie meS @eitem.
meIierne / &arIita0.S . erenSfondten.
Get 1ofument, iom iaaleoes mi er
unoerifreoet, bIir oiitnof oct iibite
Iftsitpffe / SorbinOelie meo LIMO
mems Splssning.
aaerebe mems commissioner par
ifpro meo fin Sripeftton | Den nriI'
traIe Zone, bIeo Der ira Soerige ienot
no | 8erben ct Telegram iom meb'
bette, at &arIItnOsS oerensfomitenS
9eitemmelier ON 8r9niefGitninoer.
mes ReSlGggeIie life bar ~fpIoeitslc'
renoe %efterfommet al @oromGnbeue.
Sfisnt iugen troe0e berpaa, pafte
gfterretninger en- bitter Stemning
ber. gin, Sa commissioners Snb-
beretning ct ~afleocret, bier oct fig
aItiaa, at oct ioenFe Telegram bar
blot oa bart Spibino,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
GeIesraffabel.

Som oftere f~ortaIt, bor Sc Sore.
neoe Staters &esierina Iaet Ell un'
oerisiif S~eIesraifabeI Ianes en- Del
al aIaifos ipSIise apit os ben bier
iig ina ~Isnnenoe, at ben MI ifol for.
Ipnges 200 RiI. geS 9up Sauibaiu
ffol ben optage SeIegramuter fra
Sitfa til Sl,neuri, % bertha tai Sen
fortiGtteS reo til @rnngel, iaa til
Sa5lep pda Zen prince OF 8nIcs og
oerfrn til &etdifan, iom fun er 60
MiI fra Sort SimpIon, Ben cngelife
gp, Der er beitemt til gnOepuuft for
BEN itore cauaSiife @ran0 Srunf.
9nne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Sra Cuba.
Ereiioent Galmas Gesicring trnss
az en 8~cpslutiou.
Spor pii Oct enoe?

Spp eiibauife 5enerGIer og Cher.
tier er unoer arreit for Sammen.
iuprgeIie mob prGitoeut galna og
bans &~ao0gioere. oe arreitorSre &C
uHitcSt mob en- General og 10
Sberiter til. ioruoen MOB mango IN.
orr, Reeieringen bar b1nSEet mcO
Raifbeo; Sfatfrnneret er omgiuct
al iterfe gugtcr; ale S~olobeticntc er
p4bneSe.
3et brpggeSe op til ct Sprsr al
oct leouurIiee Slags | oct ipanifta.
leroe auerisa. Srtet polittif Spsrgs.
muaI itoar paa Dagsoroeren; iugen
Reformer iorlanges; men Sc, ion er
uoe, uil IND, og De, JON er inoe, ifal
no. en- bel Gel iman s@rgierrigbe-
ser penteSe iiior Ssit, at Solicit ffulSe
gioe benz Wagteu poa Gllbd; men iii
oers gGrgreIie blep gaIma 90 bans
IRno gienoaIlte. Sioen bar 90
psuict paa Sprsr, os M inutes Dc.
at Siocn bar fommer. Sc tit iItanb
ct SpeftafeI noe / CT af gens Gro.
ntnpr. en- al 2eSerne er er Reger.
iom bar faoet nogen 9arnelie / Gd-
ris % oItiO bar ppret bIanot De mis-
iorusieoe. itScn 9oIma fom til DO.
ret. On auoen 2eSer er 2opnas Def
Goitiao, icm par Wsetlem of 2ens
fsrite Gortes cstortbins) og iiosn
bar oRret en- ruienoe Opponent. @u
treble er StaIieren Sreites Soraro.
iom err bleuen na~turaIiieret og rii Il.
aes at opboIoe iis | Relp Dorf. bnor.
fra ban ienoer Sprsrerue Genge, ioui
ban inSidmIer blanot uialfontenta
9ubanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
en- foroelaetie PanoeI,

0eperbauier Climber COMPANY
fisbte for 6 aor iioen of Rortbern
BaciTc en- Gel SfoglanS, iom M rt-
fer fig inrSeIcs 5GrOifnIbt, flyer ct De-
fra Senttle, @nib. Sois
Observation-Disclosures bubbe beboISt I'm
@ienSom, oiISe Sen eipet bet ion
mango 8enge, at set life oIeue fitnOe
bpaget fin Rortb ganf Cine, men OF.
inn betaIt, boo0 Sioelinier, Tom
Games =. Sin MI logger. piIbe foitet.
Wen BET er life let at bore fremiprt.
9ergang Rortbern Paciftc ioIgte no
til @eperb6uier, aniaa SoIf set for
en- eob Sanbel; men iioen Dor Tom.
merpriien iteset til Bet fpU. otteoob'
bette, taffet barre oct itore SrRlnit.
imuIags 3riitigbeS. Get fisbte 900,
600 aereS al Rortbern gaciTc, men
itanieSe life Serneo. SiSen bar bet
fisbt mere og mere, inStil oet MI eier
omfring 100000 acres. griien
pr. aere Dor for 6 aar iiSen $3.50,
ibet man nnlog Ssmmerm9ngSen
til $4,000 600 pr. atre. StoemRnS,
Tom er fienSt meS Stilingen, ioriit.
rer, at Der er 25,0O0 Sob Ssmmer
pr. aere. os at De 100000 aeres bar
en- @arbi al S45, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Drowning aIeranora
/ Norge.

Sra 2onSon ~telesraferes Ben 1Soe
altgilft: 10
Gronnine aIeranbra o~freiIte ibaa
til 8riitiauia, bpor bun piI beisse lin
Gatter % Sptgerisn, oct norife &on'
gepar. otter @o~rgeSbeicget refer
bun til aisbcnbaon, boor ale benbes
Ssifenoe oil bore iomlet I Sc iioite
Gage al Iuguit. Sun ~foretager Rei'
fen meS oct brittle &oneefib "8ic.
toria an6 gilbert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

tens 5armere fon1rter til at tiere en-
rumo Wilion Collars peo ben 6ragt-
neoi9tteIie, iom @reot Rcrtbern,
Rortbern Bucific og Soo.9aneu bar
eaaet inS poa. @eouftionen belsber
fig til omtrent 10 grocent. De on.
Ore ganer / Staten maa sisre Oct
ianme, og Sa bill Sarmerne tiene ira
balpanoen til 10 Milioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Souie.s asen. ct Telegram fra
gbicago me6oeler. at Sobn MeranSer
Donnie os @ilbur SIsnn goIioa bar
Iuttet 5orIie, os at De / SCREENING
pil isse at gienuinoe Serrebnmet
ooer 8ion Gitp. 9opie ifal peb6lipe
at bore fsrite apoitsl ! ben friitelise
tntbolfe Strife, ban bar itiftet. men
goIipa ifaI Itpre Sens Eirnnier. Roor
galg pau SpivnsmanS iinoer eteb
/ 9sopember ifase Gommer 9etbeas
CrSre. Iopcr 0opis, at ban oil I'M.
bertette 9olina al al Ragt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

snnOosus Irefefauisrens REQ
@ing, gaiuu.. atilntteoes / Gnsoaas.
gaitOr Sbomas RiIsion aienbAgtes
I'll Nr9iioeut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
eisr Staobei | Sen oeIt.

Sprsrsrue eisr Staobei | Sen oeIt.
Iige Gel at Guba, % Der bar nosen
6rpgt | Sapdra; men Moubag ben
206e ietbte 9r9itSent RoIma Gen.
WoniaIba, Der er bans arbeihsniri.
tier, oiitso for at bRrnpe Gprsret.
8r1itoert PnIma CAB ogfao Srora
til, at 2rnomilitien itaI forsges til
1000 Wano, iom tibIigere foreilaoet
t Gortes (Stortbinoet). Runee al Sa
RGuS, Der fsr tieute | BEN ciibanife
Repolutiousbar. Sa Gen itoo unoer
Spdnien. fom Ill grRiioenten eler
telegraiereoe, at DC aierne piISe bore
meo at unoertrptte Sprsret. ct
SrGu sif ira Santu CLARA meS 100
WiIitsiolodter og 90 artiaeriiter frr
Sapana til ginar Def Rio, Sprsrets
grpnSpmft. 1elesraftrnabeue er
dfifaarue, men repnrerebe; bog oenter
man, at sc bill BIZ diifaarne tgten.
On gorSe Sprsrere poa 20 WnuS
boiler fig peo Sernbanen meIem
8uaniap oa San grttuuio, ug beu
msSte s Rilitsiooater, iom Ben itrar
a~fpGbueSe % loo Dem gan. anore
SmaabGuoer i~treiier biit % Der.
5 Saooua or fIere m~istRnfelige
Periouer isrte | arreit. o. man bar
~beilasIngt imaa Gplog al gaaben.
Oct Spsrgsmaal iremiGttes. ON %
ScreneSe stuter fal gribe inS ifsIae
Bfatts amerSmert; men Bal.
mas Hgieriug flyer, at Seu fan me.
fire Situationer og tiIpeie6rings
Ere0 on Croeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

SiGse ct Telegram ira Sonano az
2tSe guguft bar Here 5r9fninger
itaaet ser / Hrt1eSen menem Sprs.
rcrr og aaronilits. 90 niar benter
fla mere cf iamme SIags. On afSe.
Ing 2anomiIits itGSte pa6 nosIe al
Gen. @aroeras RGRo. % Sfuo per.
leoes. en- al Sriuraentere bteo
Srpbt, o9 Se nnore ioges paa Sligt.
Oct berettes. at gpen @uirs. jor
lager 20 RiI Sub for Sobcno, | al
SO og Itag bIeo beiat Of Sniurgenter
Runoag aften. SnSbrsgerne I
gtnar SCI Rio, Correlation Del Sur,
Sm Suar Del @artine3 og arsore
peitIt9e gper leoer ! itaoig Srpst FOR.
at SHiurgenterne ifaI tomme cper
Dem. Ger er 1000 S~niuraerter / oe
Ggre. meSens 2anSmilitien err faa-
talig. Dog er &eseirinsen trGtio.
Zen msner, at H~eoolutionen bar
Uaaet FIN Ssioe, 90 at ineen Here bit
lutte liz til Gen. Zen 8oifben, bpor.
mea Ben ~optraeote moo urdiae So.
peoer, bar taget WsoSet al 9rutet
paa Grore iom maaite piJoe Bit meA,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

lurif 9drieIs, iom ensaips bar
llnSerfnSierer | StensInuos 9auf.
er mn | 8itconl oeS StuonDgeriiorSen
! Rorse, 90 man bar fra Chicago isst
$1,000 -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
Statsfonpentioner.

&epublifanerne I Slinois boEot
StatsfonOentiou i Springfield oen
21be auguit og nominereOe So6n s.
SmiIffi til Statsfasierer, Srancis
g. 9latr til SfoleirperiutenSent iamt
Rrs.. s. g. aleranoer, 5. 8. Satd
og aleranSer Mr2ean til llniperii.
tetstruiteeS. Is SQinois boIbes gaIs
paa 8uoernsr boert fieroe gar).
Raa Rsoet raabeoe en- iaa mGrfeIig
@nigbeo fanife DOG mere funItig
emo naturIig), at BET bIeo fGrbiet paa
4 Elmer. s Bldtformen tnoiattes
en- Relolution ON, at itreuee 2ope
maa gipeS ON 9anfiuipeftion, iaa
S~noffpoeres Cab fan re0ltceres til ct
Wfinimum, 90 OF en- baarb Straf ifal
ralnme tgoagtige 9anfembeosmpno
% g~etiente.
VII Sefligbeo moo gamle Speafer
Cannon nGDnte 8onbentionen Dam
iom ct 9rRiioertemne I 1908; men
Der bar ingen 9egeiitring. Ser bar
beller life megen 9arne i SoriamIin.
gen, oa garIe s9eIbp %. GrIom
bleo nPunt iom lin eeen gftermanb /
8oreneoe Staters Serat. boor bof,
aIIerebe bar ii6bet | ooer en- balo
RenneifeaIber.
Sllinois Semofrater boI6t Stats.
fouueution / Yeoria ben 2toe auguIt
og noninerebe q. 8. 8iotrotpifi til
StatSfasierer, Caroline 8rote iii
Sfoleiuperintenbent % til uuiperit'
tetstrrftees 9. 81. Cameron, ;. g.
Gunneo og 6. Q. @orlaub.
8latformen oubefoIer @iliam s.
@rpan til 89IgerfoIfet os flyer: "gi
0emOfrater / Sftnois bar fsrit og
itoit bare en- Waan6, iom ot snifer
palst til 8raiibent i 1908, % oct er
8iaiam Servings 9rpan. s Senue
SiS, 90 ofHeieIt Spfleri, poIitiif aor.
rllption og SpgipeIie al Brinciper
finoer SteS, booriombeIit RepubIi.
fanIsmen raaOer, RACER @iliam Sen.
Hirgs Brpau taarnbsit op Ooer ole
&merifanere iom oeu Spgtigite til at
leoe | &alnpeu for at Iesripe Dor GRE.
giering fra Serinteresiernes gaato
% gisre ben til Ell Solferegierins.
8euofraterne / Sainois fer long.
ielSfulot ben til 1908 for at fan Sci.
li5beS til at forene fig meS SGtsr'
itaterne ! at uominere % ieierriat
beige til Goreneoe Staters Bro.
iibent en- Wano meb 9rpans fortrin.
lige @genifuber, gIpor % poIitiife
Bisoom.~
Roeer 6. SuliDan err ReSIem af
Den Senofratiife 0utiunaIfpmite, os
9rpan bar uotaIt guife ON, at ban
maa ~eritottes me6 en- nn6en. On STE.
ioIutiou | Seu Retuius bIep ogiaa
fremiat; men ben forfaiteoes meo
1,05S Stemuier mob $40. Sasen
pafte aSifilIie @sre. men er insen.
Emoe al ben getpouing, Tom 9rpans
RooitunSere SIR ben til. ahtem'
rinaeu bar | Oct hsieite blot ct mt
llotrpf for, at Den alIninOeIige 9qI.
ger life sierRe taaIsr Soisberre-
! Senume,