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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

Pekin. Feb, 2l.--lt II reported from
Honan that members Of the Big Knife
soc ETY. have killed a number of Chi
nese Catholics as the result of local
quarrel
Foreigners here are receiving tele-
grams from relatives indicating that
there is a feeling of alarm abroad over
the possibility of an outbreak of Chi
nese hostility No d'squiet whatever i,
felt at Pabin. All the foreign ministers
agree that the Chinese here, both Off
cials and people. were never more
friendly toward foreigners personally
although following an Independent
line politically. There Is no auti,for-
eign movement in North China likely
to lead TO hostilities The troubles at
Canton and Shanghai are not felt
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
EOR PREPAREnNESs SIS.

Washington, Feb 2l- Chairman
Hull of the military affairs committee
in presenting the army appropriation
bill to the house today, urged the
necessity of complete preparedness as
TO our army ana navy for trouble in
the Orient. He declared any nat on not
prepared to defend its position In
China, might as well haul down its
flag ana quit the Pacific. Incidentally.
HUI pronounced Minister Rockhill at
pekin as guilty of an indiScretion in
indicating to Chinese officials that the
United States in tended returning the
2O.000,000 pounds sterling boxer In
demnity paid. Statements Of this kind
he sa a. will he taken BY the Gainesa
a. an indication the United States was
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FEELS THAT he HOLDS TRUMP
CARD BECAUSE NO ACTION
HAS. BEEN TAKEN.
Institutes Legal Proceedings 10 Con
fscate Two Corporations Owned
BY British Sub
jeets.

Wllemstad, Island of Curacao, Feb
9f.--A well informed official OF Cara
cas- in letter received here today
SAYS President Castro encouraged In
his war against foreigners by the facl
the United States and France have
taken no action against Venezuela
has given orders to prepare documents
10 institute legal proceedings against
the LaGuayra Harbor corporation and
the LaQuayra-C Caracas railroad
These compan'es es are both owned 10y
British subjects.
The writer of the letter referred io
advises that they probably will suffer
the same fate as the Asphalt and other
concerns.
The Venezuelan government has
created monopoly of the manufacture
of Cigarette, obliging all manufao
turers to join the trust in which Cas-
tro and his friends nave acquired
the l.ons share.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

to apply for divorce from bed and
board Therefore, divorces amen a
should be retained where already exist
ing and provided for in states where
no such rights exist
The proposition was vigorously op-
posed by Dr. Henry c. Wintcn Of Tren-
ton n j.. who maintained a seperat on
should not be granted as II might tend
to bring about a wrongful mode of life.
His argument was combatted by Char
man Smith, of the committee. who as
serted his belief hat Winton placed
human nature on too low a plane.
Smith declared the authority of the
committee and the Roman Catholic
church should be respected in passing
judgment on this question. 10 which
Rev. Caroline b. Crane of Kalamazoo.
Mich. took exception, she remarking
that "the church has a right TO dis
cipline it. own members. but should
not force its views on this congress"
A general debate followed in which
the views of several Christian denom-
nations on this Subject were aired
A number Of women LETT the room
when Miss Fannie Leake Cummings Of
the state of Washington, declared the
resolution would put a premium on
vice. and produced statistics in up
port of her argument. The resolution
was finally adopted with an amend
ment allowing the innocent party to
apply for a divorce from bed and
board at any time"
The congress adopted unanimously
a resOlut' on providing for the classi-
fication cf cause for divorce into GER
tain groups that would be approved
by common consent of all cOmmuRi-
ties represented in the congress, OF
substantially so.
Causes for divorce. both ante-nuptisl
and p0st-nuptfal we're thoroughly dis
cussed. after an attempt had been
(Ccncluded g Third Pago)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS PURE
FOOD BILL PASSED SENATE

Washington. Feb. 2l.-After fifteen
years of more or less serious con
sideration of the subject. the senate
today passed the Pure Food bill by
a vote of So to 4. The vote was taken
after a day devoted almost exclusively
to a debate OF a desultory character on
80 measure. Several efforts were
iiale to amend the bill and the com
mittee accepted a number Of suggest
ions. but only those thus accepted
were Incorporated in the bill as pass
cd.
Made d Misdemesnor.
The bill makes il misdemeanor to
manufacture. adulterate OF misbrand
foods. drugs. medicines or liquors in
the District of Columbia. territories
and insular possessions of the United
States and prohibits the shipment Of
such goods from one state to another
or TO a foreign country. II also pro
hibits the receipt Of such goods
Fine and Imprisonment.
Punishment by a fine of $500 or i'm
r-l-grmCnt = enc vcar - both is
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

proceedings. In company with his is
ter, Farmer called at the Luckrit1
home today to obtain clothing an
other property of Mrs. LuckritZ. Wheu
the couple were seen by Luckritz, he
opened fire with revolver. shooting
Farmer through the mouth While
lying on the floor Farmer drew his re
volver and fired three times at Luck
ritz, one bullet taking effect in the
right hand and TWO in the abdomen.
Both men were taken to the hos
pital where it was declared the death
of Luckritz Is certain and that Of Far
mer probable.
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RUN ON THE BANK
STOPPED AT LAST
JACKSON TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK WILL SQUEEZE OUT OF
TROUBLE.
JURY HURR|ES CRIST
or Petty Cases in Preparation to Take
Up Charges Against r. {. Creel
man and Other Off
GERS

Chicago Feb 2l,-At meeting of
the directors of the Jackson Trust and
Savings bank today, President viii
liam N, Egan resigned Joy Morton,
brother of Paul Morton. former secre,
tary cf the navy. and one of the direc-
tors presided at the meeting, which
was at times stormy.
The run on the bank is about over
and 1t was announced from the drec
tors meeting that the institution eX-
poets to pull through their trouble
The Creelmang, father ana SON
whose financial adventures are behind
the double bank sensation, had the
coils tightened about their careers in
the bankruptcy court of Judge X. M.
Lands Tuesday.
Judge Landis appointed John j.
Knickerbocker receiver for f. NJ.
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ARRIVED WITHOUT
PRINCESS CH|MAY
slGo GYPSY viOLINIST. SETS HIS
FEET ON AMERICAN
SOIL.
ACQUIRED GREAT FAME
Several Years Ago BY Marriage 10
Princess chamay, Formerly
Clara Ward OF De-
triot.

New York. Feb Enthusiastic
and not at all bashful about his must
cal alb lity. Janievi Rigo the Gypsy
yiolinist. who acquired worldwide
fame several years ago by his mar
riage 10 the Princess Chimay. former
ly Clara Ward of Detriot reached this
city today on the liner Amerika. Rigo
declined to talk of the Princess Chi
may, but held forth at length on the
subject OF his musical prowess.
This s. RIGGS first visit TO America.
He is swarthy and undersized, with a
heavy black mustache and shaggy
eyebrows As the Amerka ploughed
up the North River 70 her pier in Ho'
boken he said confidently 10 the news
paper men;
Il am a great musician. am a
great success. will bring a wonder to
the American people with my playing.
The American people never heard
something Ike what | viii play before.
will as'ound them'
The matter with the Princess Chi
may Is personal affair OF Il I
will not speak
Rigo was asked II he etill consider
cd himself a married man.
I do not know he replied. Il do
not know what The Princess has done.
10 not know whether am divorced
or not"
Al lar accounts the woman was APP
pearing ia a Par s oonccyt hali.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
MINERS FIGHTING
MILLION DOLLARS
ARREST or SUSPECTS IN COLO.
RADIO PART OF PLOT TO
BREAK FEDERATION.
PREPARED FOR BATTLE
Having Big Fund at Their Disposal
Arrest For Murler Merely
Trumped Up charge--Pink-
ertcns In u.

Denver Feb 2l.-In interviews to-
day Detective Mcfarland made further
charges again.t the officers AMI mem.
uer3 Of the Wester.. FeGeration OF
Miners under arrest in Idaho. sayins
hey had plotted to Kill David H. Moi
fatt, Dennis Sheedy, F. J. Hearne. VII
liam G. Evans, bankers, mining men
and capitalists of this city. in addit on
TO Former Governor Peabody Chief
Justice Gabbert, Justice Goddard, and
Former Adjutant General Bell. The
detective did not give his rea ons foT
making sach charge
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

liberals election organization has
been almost wiped out of the provin-
ces.
Kutals province in the Caucasus is
being laid waste by fire and sword.
General Alikhanoff is reported to be
destroying every town and village he
passes through, massacreing the men
ami driving the women and children
10 the mountains. where hundreds are
per shing Of cold and hunger
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

I.ondon, Feb 21--Diplomats tonight
are fearful because of the dismal out
look as a result of the situation at
Algeciras. This includes Representa-,
lives of fil Europe,
The peace of Europe is at stake, II
is believed here.
Germanys rejection Of the proposal
Of France, that the Moroccan police
system shall be French and Spanish,
has renewed the gravity of the situa-
ticn.
Adv.ces from Berlin tonight say that
the Kaisers attitude practically sus-
pends the meetings between NJ. Revolt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
MILLION AGAINST MILLION

Denver. Colo. Feb. 2l.--Acting Sec
rotary James KerWin gave ont an I'm
terview tonight in which he character
lied the arrest of Meyer. Haywood and
Pcttiiohn as an attempt TO break mp
The Federation.
The prime object. he declared. was
10 compel the Federation TO drop st.
civil suits against the mine owners OF
Colorado for damages growing out Of
the Colorado labor trouble OF the pa {
two or three years.
These suits will be pushed" en-
phaticallv declared Kerwin. as long
as one member Of the executive com.
miftee Is left alive to sec 20 it,
Kerwin aid secret meeting of
Concluded on third page
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
SILVER JACK rs CHIEF.

Toiedo. Ohio. Feb. q According 70
expectations Mayor Whiu0ck ap-
pointed silver Jack" Carev. one Of
he best known detectives In the state
to the captaincy Of the Toledo police
force 10 Nh the place ~ Captain VIII
lisms. Patr0imen Deihan'y and Ne
Key were also advanced 10 the regu-
Jar detective stan Delhaniy AMI Ne
Key are both young men. and s.nce
they were assigned 20 special du-y
le-c made c1-l1lle -cc--ls
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
KOREAN ENDS HIS LIFE AS
PROTEST TO RULE OF JAPAN

Victoria. b. C.. FEB Anothel
patriotic suicide in pro',sr to Japan
csc occupancy in Korea is reported
Mr.. Chong reputed 70 be- the mos
prominent Of Confucian lterad IN ko
rea. announced that he would commit
suicide IN protest 70 the convention
with Japan. but the Japane-e police
prevented him from doing 50 AID re-
Turned hin. rndcr Eu2-l ~ ~ r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
OUTLOOK NOT FAVORABLE

Washington, Feb. Iii The annunce
ment was made in official quarters
today that proposals and counter pro
pocals are being made at a confer
ence at Algeciras, but that the out
look is not quite so favorable as II
was two days ago. Officials here have
not been advised of the reported inten'
ton of the conference TO terminate It's
session within a fortnight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

tive place. His wife refused 10 admit
him saying be would b. eteroaily dis
eraeed IL he fameiy absndoled his de-
termination
He then went 10 a temple and sWai-
lowed opium. leaving . farewell docu.
ment addressed 20 the Korean Pe0p.e
and another 70 his fellow litersfi de-
elaring that death was the only ~
course at this iuncture for a true
EcrcLn r1tri-t
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
FT. WAYNE MANS SUICIDE.

Rock Island H.. Feb. 2l.-W. n.
Haresty, registering from Ft- Wayne.
Ind. was found dead today in a room
in a hotel of this city having shot him
self i'm the mouth. II is believed the ACT
was committed three days ago There
was nothing 10 Indicate a cause for
the suicide
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
LACKS CONFIRMATION.

Lon5on. Feb. 2l-No confirmation
has been received up to the present
time of the reported explosion at the
British barracks at Khartoum as pub
li-hed in dispatch from Cairo, Tues
day. 1t is now believed the report is
untrue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
DUEL TO THE DEATH
TWO DRUGGISTS, 5RoTHER-lN
LAWS. FIGHT FIERCE BATTLE
WITH REVOLVERS.
Caused BY Wife of One, Who Had
Sought Divorce, Going to Home
With Brother to Secure
Her Clothing.

Chicago. Feb. 21.-Two druggists,
hrotherln-laws. engaged in a duel to-
day AT Twenty-siXth and Wallace
streets. and both are in a critical con
dition and may die. The principals
we're Herman o. Luckritz, so years of
age and John Farmer. aged p.
Farmer is a brother of Mrs Luck
ritz, who recently commenced divorce
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
EASY FOR oURRE.

Evansville. Ind. Feb. 2l.-Within a
few hours after deciding her proper;y y
to Otto Durre today. upon condition
that he would provide a home for her
during the remainder Of her life. Mrs.
Lena Fre.muth. aged 81. dropped dead
Of heart digease.
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We Should be Prepared to Defend Our Position
in Orient or Haul Down Our Flag
JAPANESE ARE NOT INTERESTED
In Stirring Up Strife in China With Idea of Inuri
United States as Their ntere SITS Are Iden-
ticaIIy the Same

afraid rather than liberal Hull secuted
the idea Japan was Interested in stir
ring up trouble in China to injure the
United States. Japan's interests in
China. he said, We're indent cal with
those of the Uuited States and the
preservation Of peace there was the
only manner in which they could be
malnt1ined.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
EPIDEMIC OF ~mUMPs. -

Evansville. Ind Feb. .2f.-Many 0f
the public schools Of Gibson county.
Indiana. are closed down today Be
cause Of an epidemic ~ "mumps
Both teachers and pupils are stricken
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
III BE HOME EARLY

Evansville. Ind, Feb 2i.-In be
home carly said Charles Price 10 MS
mother tonight as he stsIted to leave
the house. In a second he dropped
dce3 = TIC -idow1ll
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
SIGNIFICANT APPOINTMENT.

London, Feb. 2l.-According to the
correspondent at Shanghai Of the Post
the Taotai of Shanghai has been APP
pointed governor of Pekin, a high
honor and significant Ia view OF the
recent cunliici. oyar the foreign courts
of Shanghai,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22
London Confident the Peace Of All Europe IS
Staked Upon Conference at AgecIras
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION
Admitted by Representatives OF All European
Coutries--ProposaIs and Counter proposals
Are Now Bng Made, Says Washington

head OF the French mission at Algc
ciras, and Herr Won Radowitz, chief OF
the German delegation
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-22

tCcncluaed e Third Pago)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
NsbsiaLb. 4iebrnanS 0anI Niaer

Ssbsialb. 8isbrrauS 9aitI 6isen,
id)oli, en- al Sromsss 9Ioite 9orgert
co Siloebooer AZ ct aanmelt, bel
fipnSt Sitriitfirnro, afstf ~furIeScu per
GsSen, 70 aar sommeI, meloes ira
Srnmsg. .
- Gn al SelseIortSs GIsite 6or'
retniuasSripenSe, Better Gbriittor
GoaIe. SduSeIsmaub o. Soitaabner
rda SpIanS | @egs, er afgaaet beN
3sSen, berrpeo 70 aar sammeI, CIR.
GoaIe bar Ssn al SiitriftsI1ge pno
RurSmsr, ienere / Seuieu, IuSrenS
GnaIe; bans Suitri,, GbriItinne, fsNt
ISsnber, coerIeper bum meo 3 Born.
- SorIeSen bsraoebeS cit al
6loabpgbS itsrite gieuSomsbeitSSert
Saloor @. RGs. San bleo mar 81
Iar. R9S bar I fine pngre Iar I'm
~herufftcer OF bar iom ianoan u1eo pao
llbrpfntngen til Sfaane. San par
fnt Sib en- meget beupttet Wano ! IN
aommure. RGs par fieuOt blot ON
iom en- ualminSeIig gipitfrt Roto'
Wtob fattiee por ban itehic soomtI0.
8eneruIfuniul &oIf GnSooro
9riItianta er aigoaet peo 0sSen. @t'
Ter ct 9eieg hos 8OmponiIten 91r'
Sirbino poa 2psofer iorleoen otter
miSOag bleo ban ing paa 8eien og
troateS irS / 8erbarS VtlintbeS
Stem. Ser Osbe 6an ON Natten'
S~rSTfQbet fomuter life belt 1oel1tet'
Gen roitIsie foretagiomme Vtarc
rnnmeSes for ct 8ur star tiIboge al
eft SInQtiIfplSe. Chen bar bans
aroft 6ruot. 8olf Eboriteini on a''o'
porS bar febt / 1S47 / 2pnsSal, boor
bans 6ooer, Sboritein &oItien aro'
porb, SeugGtg bar SreIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

ueftton oeS ct eufelt 2arb. uSen at
ncget 2dno anerfien0eS iom fortrtrS.
bcrettiaet til Sp~ttSbergen fan Ser
for GrerupeI oPbtdgeS iuterruttpnaIe
gftoIer on, buorIebeS Sc prioate
Ret$forbcIbe ifaI orSueS o. buano5G.
pes. Der fan befoiteS ct irlles o.
i'm til 9eitgttelie al priOat Glen.
borlsret % Feriou, % Strtot8beoer
/ iaahanne iyorbol6 tan inoaufeS for.
Ell fpIleS TomItol. Ger fan 10 life
rpre no9et / Geieu for, at Seu inter-
rotionaIe 0onitul / Sang ~iuorettcS
Tor bette 9ieme6. Ter er
ic aQereSe mi interuattoruIe O0Cr'
clt8fcmiter ON, DOorIeoeS man RAJ
iorboIOe iig pon berreIsie S1uraa0er.
&iatigRof girIoer btSie aftaIer oP'
ientIig Sapet; men ri fan life iuoie,
at set ifllI5e oGre muIItgt at faH
iitano tiIiourenOe % Iigeioa betrp8'
ecuSe @ftaIer msS Senipn til Orb
uiuaen al 6Orbol0ene paa herreIsle
9anOitrpfuinQer. s Dor 3tO meo
fine 9~eitrpbeIier for Greo % inter
national 2oo9imtng maatte Bette
uben it6rre @rtffeIi1beo looe fig
aigre." "SeIt usgtent % be5er'
ffet er oct 90. at Sogen puo ncr't
SiSe er bleUen - % frcm0cIeS bill
blue $500 6ebanSIet. t%ilfsier "9Iiten.
poiten". Sra iocnif SiOe ! cen 9lrt'
le6ning at gribe til Sen 'itora 8eiten'
maa 6crfor ipnc& gonife nrSooenotgt
% - mon faor tiG0ioe o5 en- IL
Sen Srntle latterIigt. ri DoDer at
anbefaIc porc gitIi8e Roboer at boIoe
fl BLOB neoe / BEN fislige Sempera'
tur, ioln GmuetS a~rttiife Aaraftcr 10
nprmeIt ifulOe gioe AuOi5utng paa."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Communication

ST. 8 ON giteruiOOo8en ben soc
Nopember oroQ ErGithert 8coiepeIt
% Suitru oIte0 ira @aibtngtou meS
"Wapfoper". @perS Sfficerer 1oobe
iumlet fig peb t6apnen og BOO Gait
bets 5tprer 6nroeI, % oa ban iteg
outbor0, iitemtc ct Wtlritfforp8 Stor
Spangle6 ganucr.
Otter sen uoInBte &eIierute bar
9~r9iioenteu 3re0o9 6eu 9oe peb Sno'
ietlingpn til Orlogsbopren ! Snmp'
ton RoooS o. iteg her omboro SIag'
ifibet "2ouiiinua". Gen 15oe ifaI
hon upre / Colon % refer ionme
tag oper 35tbmen til Banana, boor
9rpiiSent amaoor bpoer bam bel
fonmleu. Zen 16Se tager ban aunnl'
ruten I GLENN o. itanier / Ipngere
Si6 / Gule6ra, buor Den bersmte
@jememifiGrins al 6ieIoet timber
Ste6. Gen 176c inipicerer ban
Gpmnirgerne oeo @dtuu. Zen 1Soe
tiger ban igieu omboro / "Souiit'
ana" % aignnr til 8Orto Tico. 6srit
ben 220e (?) itaI ban bare / Gan
Suan, % 1agen eiter BENDER ban
biemoper. 3 8oihiugton ifuI ban
Upre Sen 276e.
Regieringens Gbef I 8rPiioentens
TruoPr bIioer Stotsmintiter Root.
Ser cr ~ieIofreoen til Senne Stiaiug
men oeo SieLp af gufttelesrammer
fonmer GrGiiSenteu itaoig til at itac
/ Torbin6eIie meo 8aIbiugtou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

@raatenmocn. "slftenpoiten" op'
lpier, at Der eibnlt tnsen a~fsisreIie
CT t%ritffet neS Senipn til @raaten'
moens SIsifuine iom grerccrpIaSs
SmioIertio er ! ben iencre SiS | Sil'
'feISe Of 6Iptning Strsget ON Songs
berg unoerisst. 8%oitbrumoen bat
man feet poa, 9onesgaarompen er
pputoaIt Iieeiaa SeoenitaSmoen og
Eartiet ON StrenseIsriuu bar pGret
raa Gale. Soilfen 8labs, man be-
itemmer fig for, oil for en- p9ientIig
Gel aib9nge Of arbubeue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Tanueuirfe"

Sanueuirfe". Sru Risberhaon
meSScIcS DEN 25Se Sftober: Otter
SrSbpbeIie al &onieiISprptSeut %
Eoriuor&rrtniiter =. 6. 9brtitericn
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| WsOe, 0eS boiIfen 2eiItgbeO Der It'll
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me6 Sc miIit9re 8OreiGtte % imSer
inIterc Torner erh biotiI oil btSrnse
til set in0fulotc Wauoit0b& aonoeIt9e
o0 lmemIige llSUtfling. 0tpoet,
hpilfet Ser oeItog 1920 Yer1o'
rer, uabneoeS al 8onietlSprG itoer'
ten, iom 0iorSe Rebe FOR Senitaten
meb WteSet8 Commensurate % ITO
pifleSe, buorIebeS man bdpNe taattt
ia, at Srganiiutimlen al 6crentnget
forelsbig ih,IOe fore8ao. Der ot1te
ia i1beIt SteuWing ior GorcntuSertS
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ter Webets afilutriug bolot Den M
palate 9eitpreIie ct 0tsbe for at orgn'
niiere ct 5orretuiugSltoooIg, ioTI
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b[ipe oprettet ct / bUer @orniionSbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Sptpierne ! Etapanaer.

g~InIe0utng al Optsicrne / 5taoanger
Ell MI ira StatsaSpofaten ooerieIlOt
9pfogOen til Sptagelie al ret8liJ
6orurOerisgeIie, ffriper "8eitIonO5s
poiten". StatsaOoofnten bar bel fun.
ret NntoQet al Dem, ser iflIoc relies
IiltaIe MOB, iOct ban bar ienbt en0el
Ifter tiLbo9e iii BoIitiet meS Sen.
itiuen ON at iI9gge 8e0fommrnoe
Mh1Ift. Cen retsIige SorlrnSerIs.
qelie fommer otta9eIig til at tage fin
8egpnbeIie ON nogle Gage, %
StatsoSoofater bar beuitiLet til 8p.
fpgben at laSe Sen fOregaa for llttfeoe
Ibre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Spanepreit 2iSenann

Soguepreit 2~iiSeinann bar / i'm
&eretning til De tirfelige Gatturiteter
rm 8OnirmGtiorcn / Soroetab gien'
taget, at ban life for SremtiSen uiI
funne ubfsre aonfirmationen, % ban
anornger / ggrbsSigbeS ON, at ban
~i6etminoite inStiL piSere fritages for
at iorrette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
efter &irfe1s &ttlaI. "ShlIbe bette
life fltttne ife," ifriOer ban, 4piIoe ieg
ie mig nsbt til at neSIes9e nit @m'
beoe i Dor &irfe, bpis Sjeneite jeg eI'
fer % tror at boOe NIT 2io l. % meb
Boi8 Ero og &9re ieg life Oe0 mig |
/ nogen l1ooerensitemmeIie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
ct @itripI.Hrama.

st gttrlcl'Nr Grand. Srd Stuersu
melSes Sen 27oe Sftober: Girettsr
NipI'en pan Sarum auIt6rno oeo
WpnsIe bar I GftermiOSag p9ret
@ieuituuo for ct SperiaIS al Ell 40
oarig 4one, ser / Iangere EtS bar
.crbeiNet qua 6abrifer, men III bnooe
iaaet iin afiteo. WeSens 8trettsreil
ror iiprS meo at ubbstaIe heuoeS
SilooSebauerbe, tog bun ct Ttieroe
gtof op of 2onnuen % for'sgte at
faItc set / G1iiatet pau Sireftsren.
Genne npSageoe imiSIcrtiS SonenS
ScrIigt % Tap meb nogIe SarIirtr'
ger / Nniiatet, Ii9eiom bans SRroer
% aIPNer bIcp er Gel ~forbrGuOte.
SoerfaISet mebOeIteS Itrar til Tolt'
tiet, % oo oette fom ttliteoe, laa 8o'
men brpiSitIsS. Mtnu meucr, al bun
bar iIugt noget al oct HtienNe Stof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
&raituUeriprine til Sosium.


forlpoer / Barber, at 8ammerber'
re 2speuiftoI6 agter of anI9gge en-
Sterilization peo SIettepanoet / @ier.
pen for at louptte 8raften fra No.
fr8ien. 1enne reprGienterer efter
StgenSe ca. 100 SeitefrGfter. &rof.
ten fol ooerfsres til SoSium, boor
Spfsretie at ct mt Sr9libert ifoI
bore paatenft. Wens Set gamle
Gilbert paa So$illm bar A, bill oct
rpe, be0er set, fon 3 Stene. Won to-
Ter ogiao ON InI99 al Ell Bnpirfu'
BRIT. Gerimob bill man pibe, at oct
somIe Gilbert pna aa8 ital bore
bemt til Reoripning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Npee Nr6riSSfprhpIh / Sficn. &

Vpee arbctSSforhDio / Sftcn. Sra
Sfien meO6eIeS: Sffe pua lGnee bar
Stieu 9aaet 8iuterer tmsSe meO ian
8ooe llSitgter fcr bra 4rbeiOSforbol6
iOm iaar. Ser err 2tp % RsreIie
ooeroIt og ieon og goo IrbeiOsfortie'
neIte. StieuS 8apiriabrif pno 8lo.
itersen, iom ifal iGtte5 igan9 / ben
fcrite SaIobel al Ropeulber, oiI ifafie
iuotiI 70 4rbeibere fat 5orticneite.
Smfrtng so WanS err aIlereSe / 8trf.
iombeb meo Be iorberebenbe arbeiOer
paa &Ioitersen for Sc Serrer, Tom bar
fiebt aItiammen SeruSe. Get penteS,
Of mango Here IrbeiSere bill blipe
inotaGet / 2sbet al gintereu. Ge tore
Grbeioer / Sitfieloere bar ogioa logt
9eilag pun a6ifiais arbeib8frait /
Stien. 0aar BERTH fommer, at llS.
iigterne for 9rug8Sriften er goSe,
ioa er man berettiget til at frnne gua
uS ira. Of ser ingen &rbeiSsIeoigbeO
piI bIioe I Sfier / @inter.