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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
HEAVY FLOODS IN BOHEMIA
Homes Of villagers and Park of EN-
peror Destroyed by
CIOudburst.

VIENNA, July 15-(Special Cablegram
TO The Bee.)--A cloudburst at Konopischt,
Bohemia has destroyed the magnificent
park belonging to the Archduke Franz Fer
dinand-one of the finest in Europe-and
caused great loss of life in the villages
lying below.
A girl was carried mile and a half in
a wooden house crying for help through
the window. Then the house collapsed and
she was drowned. In one part OF the valley
there was thirty-five-foot head OF water.
When II had passed several human bodies
and many cattle were found suspended in
the branches OF trees. Thousands OF fish
from the Archduke Franz Ferdinand's lakes
lay stranded in the fields
When the Princess Hohenberg. the arch
dukes wife, saw the glorious park and the
villagers homes laid in ruins she burst
into tears. The destruction is estimated al
hundreds Of thousands Of pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
INDIAN WOMAN IN LONDON
VEhter Of IroauOis chief Daily
Visitor In the House OF
Commons.

L, . On. July 15-Cspecial Cablegram to
The IAN interesting visitor to the
Hous Commons daily was Takahiou-
waka, handsome young woman, who
would princess II the North American
Indians Ngnzed that title as betting
the daus OF a great chief
On the .rnment roll of Canada she IS
described as Pauline johnson, that name
being much easier to pronounce than the
one that is hers by inheritance.
Miss Johnson's father was O1wanon-
syshon, Iroquos. who was chief OF the
federstio OF six nations now assembled
on reservations in eastern Canada. Her
grandfather was the chief who rallied the
Iroquois and allied tribes to the support
OF the British against the Americans in the
war of 1912.
This descendant Of chieftains IL highly
educated. She has attained no mean place
in the literary world Of Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
PRESIDENT GOES TO CHURCH
MRS. Eaae Appears and Demands She
he Seated Behind Mrs.
Roosevelt

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. July l5.-President
ana Mrs Roosevelt attended services this
morning AZ Christ church In accordance
with their usual custom.
Mre. A. L. Esac. who has made frequent
visits to Oyster Bay for the purpose of
obtaining an interview with Mrs. Roose-
welt. went 20 the church and demanded that
Ehe be shown TO q seat Immediately behind
tire presidential pew. This was refused and
she was taken TO a seat on the opposite
side OF the aisle where she remained for
a short time and then went outside. where
abe waited until the president drove away
without making any attempt to approach
the carriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
TAFT GOES TO SEE PRESIDENT
Conference on subject of Proposals
for Brigade Posts of the
army.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-secretary TAFT
left this morning for oyster Bay 70 confer
with the president regarding the establish
ment of the army brigade posts as well as
several other matters OF War department
business which he desires 20 close up be-
fore he enters upon his summer vacation.
Tomorrow he will leave New York for
Murray bay. on the St. Lawrence river
to spend about two months playing golf
and rowing bis favorite psstimes. He will
return TO Washington before the beginning
OF October. but will leave again in the
course Of a week or two TO enter into the
Ohio campaign. and early in November will
SesompAny the president 70 Panama
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
DoWIE is ALMOST NEGLECTED.
VOIIva. on other Hand, Has an
Audience OF Several Thousand
in Tabernacle.

CHICAGO, July 15-John Alexander
Dowie sat in the conservatory at Shiloh
house today and preached to those who
would listen. while his young rival. Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, addressed congregation OF
several thousand in the tabernacle In
years past July lE has seen the grand open
ing OF the feast Of the tabernacle, which
lasted during the entire week, and Zion
City was visited by thousands who came 10
see Dowie. Neither Voliva nor Dowie in
their addresses today even mentioned the
fact that it was feast day"
The decision Of Judge lands as 10 the
property rights in Zion City is expected
this week. Both sides are sure OF a decision
in their favor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
COCHRAN ON THE CANDIDATES
Roosevelt Logical Leader of ReDub-
IIcans and Bryan Present
Democratic FavOrite.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, July l5.-W.
Bourke Cochran of New York, democratic
congressman and orator who left here yes
terday for Lake Tahoe with Miss Anne
Ide. his fancee, and a party OF friends,
discussed Just before his departure the po-
ltical situation. In his estimation Mr..
Roosevelt is the only choice for the re-
publican party TO consider ana he believes
the president will be forced to accept the
nomination.
Likewise, he thinks that Mr. Bryan is al
this time the unanimous choice OF the dem
ocratic party for presidential candidate,
but he deems political prophesy 10 be idle
he would not be surprised TO see some Wig
orous democrat step from the New York
governorship to the White House
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
scHMlTz NAMES NEW BOARD
All Glasses Represented on the San
Francisco PoIies COm-
mission.

SAN FRANCISCO. July lB--Mayor
sehmitz tonight appointed new board OF
police commissioners, as follows: W. r.
Haggerty, president OF the local Interna-
tionsl Mschinists' union; Herbert Law. a
we'll known capitalist; General r. H. War
FIELD. a former president OF the California
hotel. ana W. H Leahy. formerly manager
Of the Twill opera house. The latter has
been G@Ponted president Of the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16

JUNCTION CITY Kan, July 16-Eight
hundred troops, comprising the first squad
ron OF the Ninth cavalry and the frst
sagaaron q The Thirteenth cavalry, TO,
more than 100 mules with packs OF pro
visions started early today from Fort Riley
on a 80mlle march, ordered by the War
department The troops are in command
OF Colonel r, 8. Godfrey OF the Ninth
cavalry. c0mmandant OF Fort Riley. The
march will cover A period OF thirteen days
stops Will be made az solomon. Salina,
hlleWorth, Lincoln Minneapolis and Abi-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING
Father and Two Children Dead and
Another Person Fatally
Injured.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Three persons were
killed today in a grade crossing accident
on the Long Island railroads Manhattan
beach line in East New York. The dead:
SAMUEL MEANLEY, aged 81 years.
hotelkeeper OF Brooklyn.
SAMUEL MEANLEY, JR., his 4-year-old
son.
ANNIE MEANLEY his 5-year-o!d
daughter
Mr. Mesnley and his children, accom-
panied by Max Ruben, u years old. were
driving. when struck by a Manhattan beach
express The father and son were instantly
killed and the girl died within a few hours.
Rubin was probably fatally injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
Two victims of storm.

DENVER. Colo, July 15.-During a down
pour OF rain last night Charles F. Hol-
iingshead, ir., aged 10, was killed by light
ming and Miss Eliza Ham. aged a. died
OF heart failure due to overexertion in run
ming through the storm 10 her home Both
deaths were reported 10 the coroner TODAY.
Young Hollingshead was returning home
when lightning struck a telegraph pole
near where the boy was walking and a
hooded sidewalk communicated the deadly
mud TO his body. Ills body was not found
until this moFninE n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
MINING TROUBLES SETTLED
Ohio Coal Operators and Their
Employees Reach an
Agreement.

COLUMBUS, o., July 15.-The operators
and miners officials, who have been in con-
ference here for two days trying 10 settle
differences that have arisen over the scale
recently signed for this state and as a re-
suit Of which the miners I'm the Hooking
valley suspended work, tonight reached a
basis OF agreement Concessions were made
by both sides.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
Help Rebuild Christian Church.

TOXIC. July IA remarkable instance
of the feeling of Buddhists and shintoists
towards Christians is furnished by the ac-
tion of their leaders, who have decided to
contribute voluntarily to the cost OF re-
building the Christian church which was
destroyed during the disturbance in Toxic
last September.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
OF ocean VesseIs July IL.

At Siasconsett Mass.-Moltke, from
Genoa and Naples for New York. was iSO
miles east OF Nantucket lightship at D. m
VIII dock at $50 d. m. Monday.
At New York-Arrived: Nepolitan Prince
from Naples. Messina and Palermo; Citta
di Torino, from Naples Palermo and
Naples; La Bretagne, from Havre.
Al DoVer-Sailed. Pretoria, from Ham
burg for New York.
At 81. GATHERINGS Point-Steamer Mime
tonka. from New York for London, was
sixty miles west OF here at 1856 D. m. will
reach Gravesend at a m Monday
Al Genoa-Arrived: Canopic from Bos-
ton.
Al southampton-Arrived Philadelphia.
from New York. Sailed; Princess Alice.
for New York.
At QueenstOwn-sailed: Etruria. for
New York
Al Liverpool-sailed: Csledonian. for
Boston.
At London-Saiied: CaFthaEinian for
ouebsa ana Montreal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
BRYAN QUITS LONDON FOR TIME
Eebraskan starts on Tour OF Points
of Interest in Great
Britain.

LONDON, July 15.-william ]. Bryan left
today. He will visit oxford, stratford-on-
Avon, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Cork
and Dublin.
He will return to London July Q, when
he will go to HRwarden.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
workers Are wanted.

Christ knew how to choose His disciples
The only one who fell by the wayside was
the only one who was not a Galilean. Christ
does not want any Judases IN His church
but neither does He want inactive mort
and listless men and women carrying on
His work here on earth. You sanity souls
praying IN a place Of retirement. keep on
praying, but / beseeeh you come out from
that secret place Of prayer. come down
from tha mountain ef BnehAntmsnt aad
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-16
That Was Proposal to Submit the Matter
TO Arbitration.
MEETS WITH REBUFF FROM VENEZUELA
Practically Denied There Were Any Ques-
tions Then Pending.
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC ON ITS DIGNITY
Astion in All Probability Taken
Under . Misapprehension of the
situstion In the United
states.

WASHINGTON. July B-1n view Of the
determination Of the state department to
renew its demands upon the venezuelan
government for the settlement Of Amer
lean claims against Venezuela, II is mat
ter OF interest TO note the precise status
OF thuse troublesome issues when negota-
tions were suspended In Ma ch, 1905. For
the first time the Red Book discloses in
terms the ultimatum laid down by the late
secretary Of state. John Hay, in an instruc-
tion to Mr. Bowen, dated March 10 OF
that year
'he attitude Of the Venezuelan govern govern
mcnt toward the government of the United
States and toward the interests OF It's
citlzons who have suffered so grave ana
frequent wrongs, arbitrarily committed Dy
the government OF Venezuela, require that
Justice should now he fully done once t0r
al. II the government Of venezuela iiisIa hhalay
declines to consent to an imperial arbltra-
ton, nsuring the rendition OF complete
justice TO these injured parties, the gov
ernment Of the United States may De re
gretfitiiy compelled to take such measures
as IL may md necessary to complete re-
dress without resort to ARBITRATION, q odIoe dne
mttted to the principle of imperial arbitra-
tion. which can do injustice TO nobody. ana
II It's moderate request is peremptorlly re-
fused Il will be at liberty to consider II
IL Is compelled to resort 10 more vigorous
measures, whether those measures ,es sndii nniY
for the citizens aggrieved, but Tor any
expenses Of the government OF the United
states which may attend their execution
Ans, ,er Rejection.
The venezue an answer, rendered March
q. amounted a rejection OF the ulti-
matum, for It denied that venezuela had
any questions pending with the United
States and propounded the following inter
rogation;
Before giving further consideration 10 MT.
Hays note the Venezuelan government
states Il must know whether the United
States respects the methods and nobility
OF the Venezuelan.
Mr. Bowen adds that the answer is un-
yielding and requires no further ultimatum.
Perhaps the explanation for the rather
defiant attitude which the Venezuelan gov
ernment occupies to this day, so far as the
ofhcial correspondence shows, is to be found
In a paraphrase OF a telegram from Minister
Bowen 10 the SECRETARY of state reporting
: - fs4nsf Jeapc spauls President SastFois
private representative, who was then In
washington, actively cultivatlng public
sentiment in this country adverse to the
asphalt claims. had cabled directly to
President Castro that the United States
government would not answer Mr.. Bowen
or II It did, would give him conciliatory
instructions.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
On bebagelig Ace Smli: SET.

Sonaforet / gitre Saint Greet
@eni9beo, Bait. 3. 5. Sr0aIS Sab,
bapoe arrmrgeret en- 4oe Sult Set,
iom bolotes / en- oaffer SfopiunO til
bsrenoe 8. StorId. Sonfen meO Sc.
item bar life at tierte 8enge, berfor
Dor oIt ioul iol8tes al uSmRrfet aoa.
Iitet; men Soufen par at foa en- Set
iitanb, Bpor baa6e gamle og rngc
frnOe bpgae og eIpoe Jig peb isuune'
Iige 5ornsieIier, peb Saler % pes
Gang, aItoa en- Set, bOori friitne
9orgere meb goo Sampittigbeb finn.
0e oeItnge. Secret lang oaftert UNDER
Sr. GnSre 0obIs 2eSeIie Here gooe
Sange, 6eslloen oar Der Gang al ct
9omefor, ct Ranosfor, Ell Duet %
en- Solo. 9ageus SaIer ipm paa.
bsrtes meS S~nteresie al belle 6oriom'
lrnger, bar 8rof. Or. q. Wefen ira
Iecorah. Gan minbeoe ON, at alle
arpeoe g~rtpilegier oa Rettigbeher fan
tobes, 6erfor fan ogian en- pplitiif
Sribeo tubes. 8i bar oerfor ben
gligt at beoure Den % onergipe Den
til pore Bern. Sette fan lie Serueo,
at ri bruger Dor Stemme os brraer
Den neo 6oritanS. Ser er ognd 10
Ting, iom fan bi9lpe os norite gu.
tber1nere / bette, nendis iom Noro-
mano er ri i~rtbeosuante, og Jon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

lanS, Exclamation al Seuriettd Ser.
manion, SGsniue al Su9a Salpcr,
jon. OF Exclamation al Clara Sci.
geion, Sdrs al Saurcnoa Shdodbl
oe Inna SbIcn, Reformation al
gitber Smrpaleitien 90 defamation
al 2era SoIocrion.
Sereiter talte 9irfeianger Sobr
Z. Sobulon oper oen 27oe Salme
bpor ban iremboIot @runoeu til, at
ri fom til Isbet, % geIiignelieu nj
pilbe bsiie, beriom ri tom poa rette
Iaaoe, I'll Slutring taIte Sobn
| Sunnitao oper 1 Yet. ., 81. SAN
irembGpebe, at ariituS bar faIot oS
til ct belliat aalb - til at aisre bans
Eilie og fsIge bans Scoipor. Otter
hans Gale pcr oct Srio al 9aureuba
StFIboa, Soa % SeIen 2uriou.
Soruoen Soiper &or, iremmsote
9etbonia, @oen, % Si9bIano aor,
Ser fang mango Humrc imeuem o.
icrifieLige Saler % 0efIarationer.
9erpaa talte Yoit. 3. ., StpoIe.
Itlter til SIutnirg o. bemGrteoe, a.
ifoI oiSic llugSom$msoer IufteS. ian
maa &c Gl6re trp6e itettenbe iii, on
BET norite Sprog bur6e iubta en-
ircmifubt BIoOS / oisic Nsber. pon
iomme Sib, Tom set er en- tor sgre
ior en- orf.nmerifanif llr9Som at
bare iitorto til at lIotuIe iig | hcg9e
Sprog - Ell g%rIeoring sritet a.
mango. 2iaeIeocS opmuntreoe ban
Saugforene til at iortiGtte Sen RiS.
lion, sc bar, / Weuigbeoerue, % al
gisre iaamegen 9rltg al ben luther.
lie &irfemltitf, iom mltlig, ibldn6t
bptlfen ban iGrli9 aubefaIeSe Bat.
S~orfoeenS "&irteiange" Ill Srig /
Nerigbeoerne. Serpaa ilutteSe SEQ
rene fig iamren % fang "9rober'
bunbet" fra 6rpbetouer", eiter hoiI'
let Soriamlirgen reiitc liz % lPite
SrostetieubeIien og Saoeroor | &or
ca YrGiten neobuo SerreuS Geliig'
nellie oper Sorinmlinger.
@or aarLige Sutber 2eaglte Con.
BENTON bar MI tiIenoe, og ertboer
orog biem me6 0en iuIoe SoruisniuG
ON, at Si0en par Del anoenot % ole
feIte fla mere itprfet % opliOet til
meo itsrre SSper at fortiptte oerc3
GrbeiSe for Cubs Ri9eS Sag / Sicm.
met. / 2utber 2eague Isoerne % /
MISREPRESENTATION / oct belle taaet.
Serren IGgge fin 8eIii9neIie til
oen Spo, iom Hep ubiaaet oaioa ocO
Bette Wsoe - oct tie Joe Seiu StpIo,
Imen. =
SIai gnpif Scfr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

2ltberauepe bar ni 6olfeitpret ogiaa
| Dor 9irfe. Meu hi ifaI osiaa op.
oraee bore 9srn ioo, of ogiao De fon
npoe 90 bepare oen, og Sertil gioes
iraen beSre llnoerpisning emo Den,
pi bar iSustapIen i2utbers lille Stu.
tefismus. ~ Der par Ell moriom IA.
lc % Ger bar SportS % 900 anieS-
ming for 8enner at BABE ii9 Ell pas
liar. SAB os ioa Here ~iaabanne Ace
Sui 6eiterl en- SeItager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Paafons Ieneite Gale.

Ct. SauSaiten gap 8%ronobiemS
8onmline en- itorartet Set | Srinui'
rcrlogenS 2ofaier for oct u~pfroneoe
&onaepar. NeIlcm 500 og 900 @iG'
tier bar tiuIte6e. 6eribIanbt ale 0e
fremmeOe 6priter, De fremreoe
8eionOtifaber % sc bsiere Sfii'
cerer paa oe norifc OF DC trent
me6e &~rig5ifibe pad SoOnen. gco
oemue A~nleOning bolOt Song &aoton
ocn IGngite Gale, ban enOuu bar
boIot, iiOeu ban fom Ill Gtorge. Gen
loo inaIebeS:
Seq taffer for 0en imuffe Set,
buormeo : bar billet bpOre min Slt'
itru % mig neo bette bort isrite Dts0e
meo eOer. 8i fom til eoerS aamle
@p ipIotc al oen8 itoIte 9iitoriife Nir'
ser, oa hi betruuote bens proPrbiqe
0omfirfe meo al Ben 9grefrpgt. Ger
ifploeS ct ianonut WiuSe ON 6orti'
oens Storbe6. Gen bar cnonu ellgarg
opfplot oct SOerp, RorgeS 8run6lon
bar gipet ben, og gipet oct me aouge'
osmre bets bsitioelige Sn6uielie pua
btitoriif @runb. Seq peb, at oen Set,
hi Der ieirer, er ct lt6trpf for e0erS
8lGoe oeroper. og Oct er os ooerors
bentlig tIPrt at fcire Den meo eoer.
Wteu ri Ieoer / Dor egen 3i6, % boo0
5 bar nit os al gtirttoeuS Sronbbier
piorer ON, at enonlt CT 9pen | SiU
% @irfiombeb. 9i bar / Den gomIe
arouingsitoo iunoet Ell Itor, imuf og
bIomitrenoe By, bOiS 6remtio og
ltbuifIing maa ligge Den norife aonge
Oarmt pan Sierte. % ) bar pitt o5
enSnu roget Gn6et for min Suitrlt oJ
mig iRrIig fiGrt. Get fsrite, ) ulsote
os meS, Sen fsrite Bape, s rate os,
bar ct 6ien blanOt eoer. Seq maa
ttiitna, ri ff Suotrpf al. at ri bar
fommet life til iremmeoe. men til
gomIe Beuner, ser fieuOte Dor Smag,
ga ri ian, bonS 5 bnooe poet SerreSe
| Sen imlitfe aamle S~tiftsaaaro. 5or
oct Stem, 5 bar billet itiPufe os,
taffer hi begge euboer. iom bar baot
i'm Del oeri - benz, Der fit Den imuffe
Soc, Dem, ser omintte Sen til 8irte.
Iigbeb, Dem, Der poeOe til 8aDen, Dem.
Der lagoe lin Suteresie, Smas og fit
Siertslag j ben. oa life minbit De Spg.
tige trsnSerife SaanOUGrfere og ar'
beioere, Der bar bPret meS peo Sub
isrelien. gi banber at tunne opiploe
oeu Sanfe. ! bar bapt meo eOers
ar~ouingsgnoe iii os. Seq beoer eber
ianIes ON ct @tas for 8pen me6 Den
Iuie 6ortio, for Oct gnmie 9RroomS'
OF alllturiPoe me0 81. SlaosfirteH,
for Sen oriitige Sanoels6p oeo Rio
elpen, for 9pen bsit MOB Ror6 meo
oct parue SierteIag. SrouSbiems
Staall"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
sier o. sfburO. VT ". Sacnbfon. srs,

Bier % Sthofo. VI VI. Sdcobfou. Srlos
buroeu. 8riS % Gents.
SrbboIb: SororS. - SrSlcoring.
Soem bsr buroe 9isr2 6bite 9rdo itiIes
Der. - SoiI'rr 8otc az Bier bsr fores
trUtcs. - SpiTfc Clogs a1ibcr bsr n9Is
Ics? - ON Siaodrbcus 9eIpscubeo.
Sipgec, Bare auber og Sohrins. - BIZ
2tterutur. - Rere ON Sooring oa &is6
al Bier. - 9icrres ltnbreSeIFc / amcs
rita. - giitii oe gtisheI mub famine. -
Bee motcr" % Si'Sdbtt. - Sebdnos
Ting al 8iftif. - Segu pun. at n aolos
nj cr uSer 9ronuina. - SoorIeSes en-
SrouniuqIsS GoIori Hal ~bebnnbIes, -
auuftig gor'am (-Eornbation" og oers
Rptte. - giScrfnbeli1 alirbfab auenas
euhc 9iernes Rutlir er uehoeubip. -
Stcoretif lIuhcroisutug % Seus Grncns
belle. - sg9Iraecube arbetSerbier. -
CpoIrina al 9roruiugcr. - Tduuerfeu
al "Hutlei". &C., G0Grmmiue os at htbe
ScCrmc. Ceiling eGsr SorsgcIic af
aoIouter. - Sorsuir9 at to SoIouier. -
SeooorsT tctboben. - Hleb's SnGrms
aaugiter. 49, lloilhngringsurafin e ("gys
tractor") - SorfdiTuiua. - Rnnr en-
gprrm %furlaccr aliber. $500 SoaS bd udd
gigres. $500 Rs0erbier. - SorboIosreeler
mob gis S%pghomme. "SouI Brood.
- Sob pan Bier. - Souuingbsftru. -
Ut forene og tta~Iieutiere aoIouisr. -
Gperferiug. SporleoeS S~rorriuaeu
tan fnoes. - 8ieus Gieuoer. - 8imsls
len (-Rec Rot6"). - geIs og Derrer.
- Rsgeu SpGrmrttug. - So~nuiueoug.
49, "@ug Suice". - gizSaou. - aIiise
Gleocr. - 9ogbosoe. 60 Birrduter. -
gerebcIic mob 8trtrrer. 49, Scoring. -
"8ee gionpe". -giupI / eet itore. -
SouninG iom GFoes % 2GsemiSoeI. -
gicruss Sberotrtrtua. - Ri6er meS
apner l. - Sberoiutrtts I aielber. -
Coerotutrtre paa SouImerpIdbieue. -
G3tcr3ors Sbeort. $500 GriuSringslifte foe
botr Wuaneo / adret.
Sine aborreuter fan erhoISe oeuue ins
teresiaute BOG os builieniombeit aroeu
Dog til famine gris. mob at ttoieroe
$1.25 for ct aars Subfripticu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

etorbpuSen % hans Gsrnrr. gn Sors
truiug ira Shtrur3fuulb. otter gertholo
auerba6. Cperiat al e. R. Sita1drS.
SnSbunhcr 10 Gents. 224 SiSer.
SubboIb: Sra Wmauopeicu cp til
@aarber - Bdnroeu. - On Eieucr
iout Hal lpftrc babe Seu enc % ben aus
ben. - EatIiat 5irba9cbTii. - SpItefri,
beberS Sadr 90 bers Spircr / ct friitt
lln8eonsbierte. - Srit @oos. frit 8rso.
BOG life Sribco | aIt. - Tpjpl 90 tiingc
SaHter. - SricrfrrSeu. - @dqtaIeFTe
% 9arm / @erocu. - Stormeu brnber
.Irs. - Rciier iii Soften. - Seitiubel.
= Souueu loutmer bicm. - Ct inttigt
Barn / SGorcrebuict. - @roSer OF Sros
Serbarn. @vPuicopeaus. Sen
fnngre SIpetnirg or after fri. - Zen
me StamqooScier.
Teruc ndtre OF iutcresfnrte SortGIs
Itne Oh CT Vars Subitristiou FOR $3.50
til rpc Gbouneuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Suurlrsss Sarsur sIsp grra. Scrta

Sburlross SaTour bIsu gref. ScrtRf.
ling df g. @. Stremmc. 3 to 7eIe.
$500.
SuoboIS: On belftaacuSe Tftorrs
mcr. SctbcI Reuiabeb. - SusIia
Gbife. - Sorg. 49, : Spnerten - CT
Stnffc al @croeusbiftoricu. - Reriabes
ben fanr atrfe og Brett. - 9su dmeris
tnnife GdIoou. - Trcitecmnct. - tlgreie
I Reriehcoer. - afteo til Seeurdh.
&C., Stolen. - Secorab. - 8IdSe 9ul.
49, San an banSe Pintrr % @dGr. -
SdIoor bIir borcu. - Ct. 2outs. - ga.
itur Selgeion
glabct 81 Var % Scrrc rdlniuoelia
toitte os moriomnre BOG $1.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Get iuuec % mae Weunefte.

tbiaS Sobuion. ~. 9. en- f%ortfnttet.
foItefdttcIia GrcmitiIins at bet msuucfie'
Iiee 9cscmes 9pguius cs bets CrgGrers
Gorrstriugcr. iaurt bets SpgSomme 90
oereS 9~ebdnSlins. Teo ct SiIIGg ON
Cuff. Gus % ganb. iom g~etiueelier for
9ip oa Suuo6eo. @cot irSburSeu. SUN
S grempIarer tiIboee. $3.50,
@Iobet ct War 90 beuue BOG S2,25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Grtra Cilbur
til nye Selrere

Sor alc afSrc. f56 Siber. Teo f2
Suuitrntiouer. Rris 35 Gents inbbrms
Sen. ghe aborreuicr tom er6oloe oeme
goq o9 boiIierionbelit GnSen BOG til en-
8ris al % Gents, inrt "3ecurahs Bos
item" oa "8eo IrHen" ct anr iaurt 2ithos
graft al Sc ire Tartprprefoertsr for
$3.50
SubboTS: SorSeufioIo. - Sdus
GieIieu 6auge. 3oEn gritsien. -
cams Cache. -- Sbouras atr0o. - Bcs
Der Gai5, $780, SdnS Selgeien. - George
&dibinatou. $3.50 Gpsguieun % De Sros
fsOtc. - SrouS6iems 9omfirte. - @du,
bets uuoc.ieiifc Saao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

g. y. Truth ct. BAIL s1ie SSuni 1908
Sec bar lepei iaa l9nss, ies buffer soot oa
Risisiippi par en- Iioen Bal. gQiH spoe
Selbr,b Os nit lnnae Stu iUm al at iase sol.
liners Rodp Mountain 5ea. IS Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
9srre SatienaIe Rpsensr. airs per-

Turfc EnftornIe Wopcler. Ttte pels
SmdnunocIIer. $50 Gioer. 8riS - Cts.
SuoboIo: TeSbeiIeriuoerrc.
Taaot. 49, Standardization. Sreeu.
GriS pert %inbbnuSeu 30 Gents. "Gecos
rnhs Yoiten OF "geo arucu" uteo oenus
Soa Tom Rrrmis, $3.50 III upe abou'
nenter.