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New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
REPORT ON STANDARD OIL
Result of GarfeId's Investigation to
Go to President To-day.
EFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington. May 1.-The report on the Stand
ard Oil, which has been in course of preparation
for several months by James R. Garfield. Com
missioner of Corporations. and the employees Of
his bureau, is now complete and viii be handed
TO President Roosevelt tomorrow. It is said
to cover several hundred typewriter pages, and
tells OF the operations Of the great corporation
throughout many of its ramihcations over long
period of years.
Just when the report will be made public can
not be foretold with certainty. The President will
transmit It to Congress as soon as he has had
an opportunity to read it and prepare a letter.
which he intends to send with it to the legis-
lative branch Of the government. 1t is thought
that by Thursday or Friday the manuscript will
be sent to the Capitol and copies will be pub
llShad.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
Mr.. BONAPARTE POISONED
Secretary of Nary Suffering from
Effects of Ptomaime.
TBy telegraph to The tribune. ]

Baltimore, May 1.-secretary Bonaparte of the
Navy Department has been suffering from
ptomaine poisoning. The exact nature of his
illness was not made known until tonight. Va
rious alarming rumOrs were in circulation to-
day. One was that he had attack of appen-
dicitis.
DR.. Thomas NJ. Brown. his physician said to-
night that Mr. Bonaparte had an acute attack
Of indigestion, probably iptomaine poisoning at
Atlantic City last Thursday night. After a
fatiguing day Sunday Mr.. Bonaparte had con-
siderable pain Monday in the stomach and in
testines, and partly in the region of the kidneys.
DR.. Brown says that to-day Mr.. Bonaparte
had much less pain. was stronger, and his chief
complaint was distress in the region Of the
stomach, with some nausea.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
BOMBS FOUND IN CITY.
No Explosions = TsoO attempts
Made to Wreck Trains.

Paris May ,. 4:25 a. m.-The night has been
quiet Several bombs were discovered by the
police but none exploded. The bombs were
conveyed TO the municipal laboratory for ex-
animation. One was found at the Austerlitz
Bridge. one at the Metropolitan viaduct near
the Opera; another at Saint German, another
al Bercy. another at vincennes and another at
Notre Dame de Lorette
Another attempt was made to derail the Tidal
train proceeding 10 Dieppe. On the Western
Railway q heavy rail was placed on the track
near Rouen. but contact with the wheels of the
locomotive caused the obstacle to leave the
track
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
CASSIE TO CONFESS.
Mrs. Chadzacbc Threatens Statement
ImpLicatimg Many Prominent Men.
rRv nelegraph ID The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Columbus, Ohio, May 1.-Cassie L. Chadwick
has at last decided to tell the story OF her life
she says
''I believe the time has at last arrived when I
am forced 70 make full statement. and on the
advice Of my attorney have decided to give to
the public a truthful story of my side Of the af-
fair" she said to-day.
I'm this statement bankers, attorneys and
business men who have been implicated in my
affairs shall be made known. have become
tired Of false statements and unfounded reports,
and do not propose longer to keep silent and en-
dure the fire Of criticism while the main wrong
doers are enjoying their freedom"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
eRuRgR NOT REGISTERED LOBBYIST.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Ify IeIegroph 70 Tho IT1bune.I
Albany, May 1.-Abe Gruber. who when he
wanted access 90 the Senate floor at various
times this year 10 argue the merits OF the Barnes
blu permitting the New York and Queens Light
ing Company to collect its bill from New York
City never let the Senate rules bother him, ap-
parently does not expect the new bill compelling
the registration OF lobbyists 20 affect him either.
He appeared before the Assembly Committee on
Rules to-day 90 argue FOR the Barnes BILL all
though ne has not registered with the Secre-
tazy OF State as other promoters of legislation
SIe doing
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
WOMAN YIELDS RAZOR.
SIGshes Sleeping Employer. Who
Refuses to Make Charges.
INV Teleeraph to me Tribune.I I

Robinson. III, May SAMUEL L. Bennett.
ex-postmaster and director IN the First Ma
tional Bank, of this city. was found early this
morning in his room. bleeding from razor cuts
about the head and neck, two of them eight
inches long and one missing the carotid artery
by only a hairs breadth
He said that Mrs. Nora Plunkets, who has
lived in the Bennett family for two years. en-
tered his room at midnight and without warn
ing began to cut him with razor.
He refused TO make any charge against the
woman but this afternoon she was arrested on
an affidavit sworn 20 by Mrs. Bennett. Mrs
Plunkett admits the attack on Bennett and says
he deserved to die.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
NO DANCING TILL AFTER TEN.

Columbia Students Cannot Make Merry in
Earl Hall Until Y. M. C. A. vacates.
No dancing until after 10 p. M This is the
edict which has gone forth to govern the ac-
tions OF Columbia students in Earl Hall.
Earl Hall is the one building on the campus
that is devoted to religious and philanthropic
organizations Until 10 o'clock the Young Mems
Christian Association has control OF the building
Some time ago the Glee Mandolin and Banjo
clubs were planning concert and dance to be
held in the hall next Friday night. They were
informed, however, that dancing would not be
permitted in the building until after 10 O'Clock
when the Young Mems Christian Association re-
leases its control of the building.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
HAILST0NES KILL TWO HORSES!
Branchville, Va, Beats Worlds Record in
Storm with Electrical Attachments.

Norfolk. Va. May LA special to 1.-THE Led
ger-Dispatch" from Branchvile, Va, says that
during severe rain and electrical storm large
hailstones fell, killing many fowls. small ami
mails and two horses. HOusetOps were beaten
off, and the Seaboard Air Line Railways sheet
iron warehouse roof was ruined. Vegetation
and crops were almost completely killed. The
storm continued for forty-flve minutes.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
CHINA BLOCKS TREATY.
Effort to Delay Opening of Ports
in ManchWria.

London. May 2.-The correspondent at Peking
Of 1.-The Times" telegrapfs as follows:
China opposes the opening OF the Manchurian
ports Of An-Tung and Ta-Tung-KaO as provided
by the American and japanese treaties on the
ground that the war prevented the settling Of
the localities for residences and the drafting Of
regulations. When this IS done she desires her
self to give notice of the opening OF the ports
and thus save her face with the people. There
will be similar delay on China's part in the
opening Of MOUkden, which Japan consents to
open on June /.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
PRESIDENT TO EXPLAIN STAND.

washington, May LIN few days President
Roosevelt will send to Congress message explain
ing the attitude Of this government toward con-
tributions from foreign countries for the benefit Of
the sufferers by the earthquake and fire in San
Francisco. The precise purport Of the message is
not disclosed, but IL is understood that IL will deal
with the difference between contributions from
foreign countries made to this government and
those from the same source made directly TO the
people Of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
DAVID B. HILL INVESTIGATION DUE
Bar Association Committee Will Consider His
Political Affiliations on Nav II.

ithaca, n. T.. May 1.-The subcommittee of the
grievance committee Of the New York Bar AssO-
citation. TO which delegated investigation OF
the relations OF former Governor David B. HIN to
the Equitable Life Assurance Society, and the
question whether his retainer was Cor legal or for
political services will meet for the hearing in the
rooms of the New York City Bar Association. on
Friday, May II. The subcommittee consists OF
E. W. Huffcut, dean OF the Cornell Law School,
chairman; Arthur II. NiRsten, New York City; John
u. Burke. Balston Spa, N. Y: James DOugherty'
Cortland, n. Y, and Amos Van Etten, ROndOut,
n. Y. The counsel for the committee IS Henry
GalbFalth Ward.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
LOTTERY SCHEME FOUND.
Secret SerOice Unearths Louisiana
Continuation IN PHILADELPHIA.
~ Telegraph 10 The Trlhune.

Philadelphia, May 1-Secret Service men have
raided a Honduras lottery plant near this city,
and IT is understood that the headquarters in
New York and branch in another city have
also been raided. The scheme is a continuation
Of the Louisiana Lottery, and many business
men throughout the country are implicated and
will be arrested. One man. with property val
ued at S1OOO,O0O, has already been arrested
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
VOLCANIC SIGNS IN YELLOWSTONE

LBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.I
Butte. Mont. May 1.-During the San Francisco
earthquake there were great seismic disturbances
IN Yellowstone Park. Slight shocks were felt az
intervals, and the hot springs became a roaring
geyseT. which hurled boiling water and hot mud %
q height Of several hundred feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
TEXAS TORNADO KILLS AND INJURIES
IBy TeIegraph 20 Inc tribune.

IBy Telegraph 20 The TFihunel
Dallas. Tex. May IA destructive tornado
IN Wise County this evening destroyed a large
amount OF property and resulted In the death
OK one person aud serious Injury to two others
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
WAGES OF 5000 EMPLOYEES RAISED
IBy TslsgFaDh 70 N

IBy telegraph 70 The TTihunol
Helena. Mont. May 1.-The Amalsamated ana
Heinz companies voluntarily raised the wages Os
5000 empIoyes TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

Nothing quite equal u the train service o-crsa
BY the New York Central lines-l0 trains a day %
Buffalo and Niagara Falls 12 % Chicago, 70 ST
Louis : % Cilo.1latts-sAdyC
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Chicago. May ALMOST complete paralysis
of the lake carrying trade resulted to-day from
the sweeping order issued on Monday night by
the Licensed Pilots Association in an attempt
to force recognition of the union. BY night full
ly $4,000 men had walked out and the strike
threatens to affect workers in many other
trades which are directly dependent on the
lake traffic for their support. The closing of the
steel mills in South Chicago is expected within
a fortnight if present conditions continue
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

steel mills in South Chicago is expected within
a fortnight if present conditions continue
Cleveland. May 1.-The tie-up on the Great
Lakes is practically complete Freight traffic
is at a standstiIl and thousands Of mer are idle.
The tug flremen struck to-day, tying UP all the
tugs Of the Great Lakes Towing Company This
action also puts the various fishing tugs out of
commission. The only tugs in operation are at
Buffalo. and are owned by individuals The
passenger steamers find II difficult TO get into
the harbor. The City of Detroit was forced to
lie outside the breal1water for hours this morn
ing, despite the fact that she carried United
States mail No tugs would pull her into the
river.
No conferences have been arranged between
the dock managers union and the Lake Car
riers' Association and their employees, and it is
believed that the strike will be bitter and pro-
longed.
If the strike continues any length Of time the
men in the independent furnaces will. in all like
lihood, be thrown out for lack of ore to smelt
The fOundrymen will have to quit for lack of
pig iron, and it is said there is more than a
chance that some of the steel mills will have
to shut down. The ore supply on the docks is
practically exhausted. so far as high grade ores
are concerned.
Train crews innumerable. railway officials
state will be thrown out Of work because of the
stoppage of the coal traffic. Some Of the big
elevators will have to restrict their operations
on account Of the shutting down Of the lake
grain trade.
1t is estimated that If the strike lasts for one
month 10000 men in Cleveland alone will be
thrown out Of work
Ashtabula, Ohio. May 1.-The Iongshoremen's
strike has thrown hundreds OF men out of en-
ployment at Ashtabula. The harbor is closed
tight. Railroad business is paralyzed The
Pennsylvania laid off twelve yard crews to-day.
only three being at work. It is said the Penn
sylvania car shops may shut down The Lake
Shore laid off ten yard crews to-day seven
being at work. More will be laid off tomorrow.
Buffalo, May Absolute quiet prevailed
along the docks this morning, although many
idle men were about.
Al a meeting this evening the licensed tug
mems association informed representatives Of
the towing companies that they would not pass
line to boats Of the Lake Carriers Associa-
ton or any other boat with a non-union pilot on
board. Not a boat loft fha I,orI,o- q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

EQUINOX GINGER cHAMPAeNE-FiNEsT
True Ginger Flavor. Try it-Advt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Snis man fan bpmme cftcr gcret,

pp'p Ah"h Auh ppthAhN tfiti SIlSi'
ningcrue | Iptier og BresieteIegrom'
mer, bar ". u. Scarf ~aabenbart DC
beoite u6itgter til taor of bltbe no.
mineret iom 8uoernsrfonoiSat al
Oemofraterne / Ren Worf. at Ben
iunme Scarf er en- fiffig 5pr, mao
ittterlig enbpcr inbrsmme, r,0en Sen.
inn I'll, bDo6 man euerS tGnfer ON
BAN. 6or ham er BoIitif en- 5orret.
ming, iOm ban isger at fretnre affu'
rat poo iantme Raaoe, iom noor man
oIl oporbeioe ct Warfe0 for en- San.
O~elSOore. Roar Scarf oil bItpe 8u'
pernsr, ien0er ban no fine peasn.
ne0e Igenter, Ser / 2igbe6 meo 0e al.
mitoeIige San6elSreiienbe farer ON
ira Ste0 til Steb % 9ier Retlame
for oct SuS, be lepr9ienterer. %
Suiet 6eorit or ct ioIio 6irma / 8en.
9eoeien, ioa Reflomcn fan gisres
baaoe 9oot % 9rlinoiat. 3ette for.
flarer i,tpiIiomt meget al oen aiprs
ItgbeO, JON oiSie Nep'Dorfere / Den
iencre Sto iau plu6ielig bar facet til
l~logioeren al DC mango guile"
@tnHp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

&Iisicrue bar, iom rtmeIigt fan
bore, foranbret Wening ON Sapa'
r~eier1fe, iiben 6e fit en- ino uomPrfet
GnIeOning I'll at Itifte bere8 8efienbt-
fab / Den ii0ite arig. st rllsitif Re-
giertrasbIab, iom en6rul for ct Sar
GInr iioeu feIte fig ooerbcptit ont, al
GSnreus SoIooter funbe giere fort
8roceS meb Snpons trooper, ilbta'
Ter MI for ful6t Ilcor, at oiSIe meo
2etbeb flu1oe qiere 8aai poa ielpe De
fSorencoe Stuter, ON oct fom I'll ct
@aifetog meIIem Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

FRO, at Set maa piie liz, naor ole
9onfens affGrer er gieunemgaaet
at ban fomrer fra set meb rene
Sproer. Eaa Sngens niperenbe
StoSium ier oct msrft no / ioa Waa-
oe, men Der tor muIigens cnonu hriffe
op SmitGuoigbeocr, iom bill title pr.
StenSlonbS 5orboIb | ct foroelasti-
aerc 2ps, enc DC tiI0els piitnof nogei
operorepne % ieuiotionelle 9eretniu.
ger / @IaOeue for giebIiffet siper
Saab ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
unoer DanSet
25 Winuter,

Get or ct mprfcIiat SiIiGINe al
C%pIibnirq,. iom npIig bar iunbct
Steo npr @ofciteIo, u. g., % M er
iu0bcrcttct ofiicieIt til @oibinQton al
S1lpt. @uomIcS / 30ie Giitrift al Gin.
rcontn8&tieucIter. On @aoo fuIo.
'CiIeoe nrr BEN rponte @p ! Rbooc
&$Ion0. NobCrt Q}oonep bar en- al
Dem, Ser ioIot / @onoet, men iom
isrit bIco Qienfuuocn efter % Winu'
tiers TorIeb.
I}on0cn onr rnturIi0OiS IihIsS e.
Ter tit IauQoari9c SpboIo unoer Ban.
BET. NuiGcocI off mar iQang meo
SpJirnir02for'cQ. Get fcrite, man
Qioroe, oar at bciri @unaerue for set
&1nS, Scr nor fommet ocrino % bopoe
itauiet NE1Ifiucrict. 9tpItcn en- Sal
lon &ono bIep ierit plmlpct op ira
&uitUciCue, oeruTIt en- 4iut mere.
Ercm6clc$ bar Ser life &ipstear i
Monbcn. Soo foricNtc nal mcN
tunItj0c goUNe0rGt o1 Qoo life op.
iertuN Scr eitcr / Gimc % As Mimt.
tiers GorIrb bite fig 6e ferite 2io&'
tc3n. &ormc Stcne fon 0crcitcr til
&~npcnOCIic. o0ioo @niHning % onoet.
ser fun0c bie.pc Ian0eorrttct poa.
QIlo; men i'm iuIoitUnoige @cpioitbeb
~licnuonot N}onbeu life iercno nRItc
Qug cftcr llIpffcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
en- 6ifteflub.

$ Ct. 2ouiS er Der oprettet en-
8ifteforeniu8, iom bill brinse @ut,
Ter % Giger iammen, for at De
fan bIi fienot mcS %boeronbre og iiSeu
irogno / 9ggteifab. Ssrbn9 Den lite
auguit bolbcr Sorcningen en- Ricnic
/ Wople 8robe / Seniigt at frentmc
tit WoaI.
Torenirger bar rbIteot en- Runb.
~Ifrioelic, bpori BET beoer: "Monoe
lrnge Ipnb er bIeone fieoe al lit fric
ltrgfarSIio, % De bar oerior itiftet
en- Screening ior at iaa iitonO Here
8tftermaal. 81 beo goot, at Suieu'
Der al bruoe Gamer % Serrer / benne
9p Olloe bore glade peo Of ieile inb
/ 9ggteifabetS Saun, ON oe fltnoC
ftn6e nogen, JONI bebager oen. Gi
tror, at oct er @e~ficnotifob melenl
De lrl0e, iom set i~forter poo, og ri
bill ie til at ofbiPlpe bernie Wongel.
"SienetepigeipsrgSmaoIet Tabrif'
pt0eipsrg8mooIet % De iielbnere og
iieIbnere SGgteIfaber, iom inbgoaeS,
cr nO9et, iom angaor oS ole. Sper
Dag Ter hi uoaen al bore Ssitre 9un
in0 poa Gerfite0er % iper9e efter
Irbei0e, iom er beitemt for W9nb,
iitehetior at bltpe / ct Silent for at
Iorifisnue oct oe bringe Gus % Sol
Ocrinb, iom bereS Sierte suifer. It
fno bette iorororet peS at bringe
llnQoom iammen, err bort NooI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Sttcratur.
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aonsefruninscn 1906 beber ct iGrbes
les pattcrt Seite. iom er beierget bes
Scrfattereu Soban SreSerit gtnsnes og
RaIereu SboraIf SoImbpe % rb8ipet al
oct rorIte attieforIas / &riitidnia. Sef'
tet inSlcbes meb en- tufti8 90 items
nineSfuLS SGSrelnnSsiaus at SbeoSor
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ierte @iuseer al aoueefamiIieu, Stats
miniiter Ri6eIisu oe uomcrteoe Suus
itrationer til Be biitoriite artitler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Goue9ct for Oeres Born

%ctruNommc ForrEbrc % uu9e Soil
nil oocrrcje cerue Gag g~rlrrhis oe 9obt.
&eileru Formal College. S~bennuNpub,
Soma. bc9punr tit 25oc Nar Den 4Ne
zcpt. &euipu pan aWicr. @PrcrneS
Ep8tiabeS, ipiit nS utoraIii iunoe Sms
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@ogi6 % sn6eIia @etoIinQeu al @lepers
mes 32rnbauereiie - / ale oiSie tina
tiItaIcr bette College ale, iom uuoerie.
Ger Der, meget Guui:iRt. Barr iNu iuilo
A. itriUe oS Ct Sreoiort o. bco ON Dor
iuIoitGnotae Bulletin iom oil bIipc 'enSt
Gem irit, 90 ipsrg ON ben SpIpsniug
De sulter. 8cnIipit
). ". 9uSicA %rGiioeut,
SbenGuboab, Sonia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

sra Huslanb. - De iocialilttlfe
WehIemmer al ben oMsite &~igsbrnn
GA ~foritielige repollltionGre SrBanl'
ictioner / q. 8etersblrg uoItsote
WonbogS ct inStr9ngenbe Spraab
til "bele ben rl,siiife Iation" ON at
reiie iig til cit iiOite afgisrertoe &ainp
for 2ano og Sribeb % begpnSe oent'e
Reisrting meS at lutte Jig til oen
proflumereoe General ltretf. gfe1t
henne Streif ipneS Ser Sertnega1lg
life at blt noeet al. 6or alereoe !
ISirsbuas beilattebe arbeiberraobet
ct. petersburg at bGoe Streifeil.
Higtignot gialot bette fun Sooeolta'
ben, men oet oil uoen Sutl plrfe pl"
bere. Ntonge Sdgforenlnger re9teoe
abiolut at oeltage / Stretfen, bl. a.
SernboncTolfene, ,tSen boiS Sl9lp
Ser inoen Sci bar of fonune. Zen
9iie, icm berneo er ~iubtraaot, lfal
Set bore Gsarens % hans &abtnets
Seuiiot at bcnptte I'll at giernentrsre
ACKNOWLEDGMENT / ben llSitr9fltt1g'
icm be timber paSienoe. 9e baa'
Ter berpco ioIfalb / nogen @rao at
tiIfreosItiQe 9snberne, o8 bet forlt-
mer oQioa meget beIeiligt for He9le'
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ipsrasmooIct belt uabGngtgt al
Riasmmoeu. 9ette anieeS tor at
pqre ct meeet flogt SrGf polttllt
| SenieenNc, ifisnt Sroningen al Nert
iinancieuc 5ioe al Sagen fol oGre
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oone rn0er De mtpGrenoe Iortptleoe
finaucielLe Omitr1loi8beber / Shis'
lamb. 49, Tru SSeSia meSSeIes, at
minbIt 10000 @erioner / De iiSite
0noe bar forlaSt Sebaitopol, % ITO
flptnirpen oeoparer frcmoele$. @e'
iolfninGer err nemIig opcrbeoioIt ont,
at Ho6ioe Sptrin forcitaar, llig iort
Stemnimen er babe inben Sur %
SloaSe. Saacel Wartbifabet poa Sor'
tcbapsfIoaSen iom @drniiorcn poa
sebaItoqoIS SGituins niier ale Sest
til, at Sc er fGrbige til Tptteri, 90
baaSe poa Sorterne cg poa artg8iti'
bene or ser onbraet ct oobbet SGt
al STiiccrcr, ipn boIocr @agt meS
SprnStc RepnIpere. @anot Crop
perne / SSeSia er ogioa @iGriuacn
flor. Oilers er Ioifoa Oct esentIige
repolutionrre Centrum. Ter fi9m'
pes nGiten / ale 8aber, % pGbHeSe
Sfarer mrsriber fort oGf 6abrifbps'
riugerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
SapauS Nfaaoe eaes.

m~cobeIes, at bent rltsiiIfe 8rpoier
"Iooit", ion / &uguit 1904 blep
ifltbt iiGrf al Sapaneierne peo Gen
SafbaIitl, MI Of Sapneierne CT bier
get % brogt irto til Safooate. arpo'
icren oil bIi inOIenmet / ben iapane'
lite SIaobe. Orntrent iamtiSigt er
set Ipffebes at lsfte op og bierge bet
itore iopaneiife Slugifib "Odfaia"
iom ianf / Septenber ifior efter en-
Grploiion. "0sifria" bar Iomtral
Sogos Slogifib. Get bar operoroert'
lig oanifeIigt at brin8e bertne bel
biae Solos op ira Saoets guno, og
mango 6orisg misIpffeoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

Gn 9aano Dor regret no, at @iTl6
hur %ruincret fIcre Menneifer nIene
cnS itITfet &iprIigbeo % 9rptloeptn
tiI'anmen. Siffcrt or BET, at Set.
iinoigbeo / &enacaffprer % SiIbsie'
Iigbe0en I'll at Iepe ooer @bne er Ell
RiIoe til meqet ot0t / benne 8erSen,
% rnge 6oIf gier oerfor bel / at
oGrtne fig iii 8unftIiabeS. Sporiout'
beS % Nstiombe0 itioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
SrmuS "StaubputtrrS", 70

IS"' ~
iao grrtrStot Hagen oeO StotSfonocn.
tioncr, aier MI tit pocritc for at be.
iGtte 2e8isIoturen meb fine Mpno,
men booroibt set Til IDffe8 6cu at
fau ct 6lertoI / Sen Inogtpen0e 6or.
iamIt1a, cr enoru uotit. Gen iIoone
Gloer7tsroiptront &erfiH& % fIcre
onore "oIo time" ReulbIifuncre bar
til 0oto oTgret fig for at 8iOc rooct
&sfte ON at itptte Sen nominereoc
Stutsttrfet, % entrIte al Dem bar
QoGd iou oiSt iom at erfIpre, at sc
life poa cat % Bis ri, booc noQct
me6 ben at bcTtiue. Gummina' I'll,
hpngere iDnes So9 life at to0e III
npr at bisic %ruIJer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Mihpbsfpnares | Speriae.

Stodbolm t~elegruieres, at BEN lite
internationale afbolbsfoneres bill bli
ofbolbt beriteSs fra 2Sbe Sltli til 3oie
gltgltIt 1907. On &onrite, beltnaenoe
al giifop bon Sdeele, Curt &auis
og Gboarb @arrinifp, foreitaar Or.
ranaementerne / anIebning Wsoet.
3igSbagen bar beptleet $1,000 aro'
ner til 8ongresiens afbdoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Iflprtnacrne ! TnrhinNcLic

arlprrngerne | T~or5tnHcj'c mes
H1nI Z. Ste7@IonSS %ont i Chicago.
ION Iu.feoc5 i I}onSo1>. or At Sen
2t1hlr, at De bill rUfte on5 %~cf.o1clie.
fife alcne ! G5icoGo icIr, men ! Ioult
1GHere areoie; III NouI ztcnsIarN5
gloDr tar cct fi.n0t oDcr hcIc @cItcr,
% iiur Jor &; lang &jo boot en-
COO Skiing / Sen ForNinapiife Der
0eu her / 2on5ct. Stgr5lou0 tciaN.
iom BET Loo til, iir,ouc Iorcr ion1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

lsfte op Sfibets Genseifab, men oct
mislpffeoes. aIereoe inotil Snsoag
por Der / Spanien iamIet into $2S,.
900 til be ifibbruore. 8eo bet af'
bolSte Sisrefsforbsr blep Der rettet
en- ~aIoorlie anfIase mob Sfibets ge-
iGtnins, foroi Den blot isste at reoSe
Jig ielp uben at biPIpe Rasioeererne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

@i ti0aSer rs at beuIeSe bore S9ieres
Spm9rtiombeS paa art Snrporting Cos
Advertisement paa Ell duSeu She | bette
9laS. @i bar ~utoNtaset ct Gremplar al
SiGeset. Tom Der aperteres. 90 firtoer oct
at p9re nemer!et os bel p9rc ben Yris,
ipm furIanpeS. Siaeoerue at aoneeia'
nriIisn os at oct inSre at Somiirtcn CT
ppperIige.