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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

this wonderful metamorphose in tho ju-
niOr senator. az Indicated by the Wash
inEton Post interview
True. MIR. Sutherland Ia a Senator now
and he secured that dignity and honor by
the consent OF tho Mormon leaders but
Senator Sutherland would never change
Congressman Sutherlands views on the
position of the Mormon church In politics
simply because OF a mere Senatorship.
No, 1t appears TO be ridiculous. and yet no
other reason can be ascribed for the
change
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
INSISTS GENTLE IS
ENTITLED TO OFFICE
Case of Mormon Bishop, Who
Wants Montpelier Job;
Is Held Up.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON, MAY 6.-Scnator Du-
bois has had a number of interviews with
the President concerning the Montpelier
postodlce case. The nomination of Bishop
Francis Winters Is stlll held up. notwith-
standing Representative French has been
at the White House to see the President
and urged him TO permit the nomination
TO bo confirmed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
MEXIC0 INDIGNANT
Does Not Like Presidents Rejection
of Proffered Aid.

Ell PASO, Tex. May 5.-Accordlng to A n
DnEuerre. secretary of the Mexican district M
Brayos. Mexico Is going 10 send n commlss,on
to San Fruncisco 10 look into the needs ~
her citizens there
He says President Roosevelrs rejection y,
Msxlco'B pronered aid has caused indIannttnr
in Mexico and Sho will send a commIssion ~
helm her own peoplc W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
HEYBURN'S FRIENDS ANXIONS
Condition of Idaho Statesman Takes
Turn for the Worse.

Special TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator Hey
burns case took sudden turn for the
worse last night and for timo his fam
lily were alarmed, lie was resting easier
today. His temperature at one time last
night was 104 There is no longer any at
tempt on the part OF the Senator's friends
to conceal the fact that he has been
very Ill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Release Was Refused.
FOR CHEAP RESTAURANTS
Finance Committee Approves Plan of
DR. Deyine

SAN FRANCISCO Nay 5.-Folowlng a con-
ference of citizens and officials prominent in
relief work the finance committee of the gen
crnl relief committee this afternoon approved
the plan OF DR.. De=ino to encourage the
tabishIncnt OF cheap restaurants by private
parties.
Whenever thero Is surplus OF perishablo
food IL will be sold to these restaurants and
the proceeds devoted TO tho purchase OF
stnplo supplies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
CRUEL TO INSANE
Testimony Puts ST. Elizabeth Asylum
Attendants in Unfavorable Light.

WASHINGTON. May 5--Inquiry into
the condition at ST Elizabeth's Asylum
for the Insane was begun today by the
special committee OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives appointed by Speaker Cannon
Nearly dozen witnesses were heard.
Patients Cruelty Treated.
Evidence was adduced showing that
some OF the patients who worked in the
hospital laundry had been cruelty treated
and some Of the witnesses testified that
Foreman Edward l.. Maench OF the laun-
dry frequently was intoxicated while on
duty,
Some Were Choked.
The testimonies showed that Henry Set
ter Field, one of the employees In the
laundry. teased the patients and then
choked them for becoming angry and eX-
cited, Nome of the patients, according TO
the testimony, was severely hurt
Doctor Makes Defense.
DR.. Ford thompson, a well-kEown ply
sician of Washington, who has been ViS-
iting the asylum for years, testified that
n1ent of patients ever had reached him.
He expressed the opinion that st. Eliza
beth's asylum was a model institution of
its kind
Release Was Refused.
Mrs. E. A Ogg. whose husband was
sent to the asylum suffering from mel
ancholy, testified that he was now sane.
She had asked for his release. but DR..
lease him. She said that when she in
teryieWed DR.. White about tho matter
he was barely civil to her. The inquiry
Will be continued next week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Restaurants Needed.

- recommended the patronage
khtAurants. which may be To-
d ny places throughout the city,
4 tain to prosper. BY furnish
! r.some meal for l6 cents they
1 lred OF support by the work
4 on and Will greatly relieve tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
} Directs Movement.

: spirit In this anti-fore!gn move
1lcrstood to bo Tang Chao Ye,
lent OF the Board OF Foreign Az
by reason OF his education in
HIS graduation from Yole, is
.,<quaintcd with modern foreign
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Summer Close-Down.

1t was further decided 90 lonyo tho trus-
tees in charge OF the matter of 2 summer
olose- down, with authority TO order ono IL
the price should go below the present fE-
uros. committee consisting Of Everett 6;
Griggs. c. +, White, K. H Bloedel Ralph
Metcalt and ] A. Coulthurst wos named to
meet tho trafno ot1lciala or tho Great North
ern and Northern Poetic Tuesday afternoon
TO discuss with them tho now schedule OF
minimum carload weights recently an
nounced which. In tho opinion OF lumber
and shingle manufacturers. Is unjust 10 the
ahipper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
VIII Prosecute Gnrku

ST PETERSBURG, Moy st Is on,c,o,,,
announced that Maxim Corky VIII be nro l9
cuted again on charge OF fomcnting an anti
Russan and revolutionary movement nhrnnh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Continue Business.

and w. J. Ryan. who were
irdoay. when asked Ii they
: Aon wyoming for Swift and
He'd that under no circum-
Z % they. each having a trnde
OF dollars annually here and
$ ,oming cities. u
q avoid trouble in future and
courts 10 be MS lcnlcnt as
een our cases are heard On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
WILL CLOSE UTAH BUREAU
Nearly All Missing Utahns Have
Now Been Located.

Special to Tho Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Utah head
quarters, established by the Salt Lake
Tribune. for the purpose OF locating
Utahns who wcTo refugees from the San
Francisco disaster, viii be closed Mon
day, nearly oil the former residents OF
Utah having now been located
Food Situation Bad.
Councilman Davis and CTabtrce OF Salt
Lake, who are here. say that tho food
situation I'm San Francisco Is extremely
bad, with supplies sufficient for not more
than six days In sight
Inquiries fer eighteen former Utahns
who are GtiI missing were received nt
the headquarters today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
ABLY DISMISSED

4 Is to Be Punished for
1eglect of Duty.
TON. May 5.-The cas. .,
3 .. Odell, Eleventh cavalrV
ines. who was couI1-psrttnyy'
~ iRtoHlcatlon and neglect OF
,een @ received by the judge
1000 the court-martial SON
q Ooeii TO dismissal from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Food Situation Bad.
Woman Reached Wonderful Age

BRUNSWICK, Ga, May 5.-Glizabeth Gates
ia yours old said 10 DO tho oldest person in
tho state died here today She had been mar
riod three tines and leaves four children
twcntY-Jhrce grandchildren and nineteen great
grandchildren.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Will Make Report Monday.

WASHINGTON Mny 5-The Senato Com
mittee on Finance today postponed rnnkInp
q roSort on Tho Eowlands san FrnncIsco
credit resolution until Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
To Hold the Fund,

james d, Hague. representing the New York
Chamber OF Commerce, announced that he
would ask the body for which no spoke 10
hold the $500. COO remaining Of It's $3.50 900 sub
scription for the OF the citizens COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
LY FIVE MILLION

Tor San Francisco Con-
inues to Grow.
ihCISCo, May 5.-The f,nonc.
my reported relief subscrJnS
tWs; p
Ases confirmed. 81. 102 GIG; yer
unconiirmed, $ill.75O. total,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
No Longer Needed 1

e-At n cabinet council to-
Hster Eitenno Announced TINT
snoled horo for 1iay ! had re-
Gazrisena
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Any Reputable GENTLE.

Mr.. Dubois Will not object TO the ap-
pointment OF any reputable Gcntlle 10
the office. He Is simply contendinG that
Office In Bear Lake county and that the
Montpelier Office. which has heretofore
been In the hands OF Gentle ought to
be filled by q Gentle. because tho ma
Jority Of the population of Montpelier is
GantIle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
/ STILL STUBBORN
n Manchuria Has a String
to IT.

ION. Mny 5.-Ths Chinese gov
- given notice that IL Will open
Nhurian ports and interior cities
SIS trade only after II has COM
rHparation OF regulations for tho
tpf foreign colonies therein.
rderstood here 10 mean thnt tho
eArbe conducted on the agreement
n 70 accept their holdings on
/. sot claim tho right 70 buy their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
TO CLOSE SHINGLE MILLS
Ninety-Day Shut Down Scheduled for
December /

SEATTLE. Wash. May 6.-The ShinCle
Mills Bureau at meeting hero todny at
tended by loo manufacturers. representing
than 60 pcr cent OF tho total ahlnEle
output OF tho State. voted to close the mills
for ninoty days, beginning December l. with
the exception OF the combination mills, which
TO close for six weeks. beginning Deccm-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Returning the Tents.

After the meeting Chairman Phelan sad
that the last 500 Oo0 OF the government ap-
proprlation OF 81. 500 eOG had been expended
BY tho War department. but that the citizens
committee is turning back tents and blanketn
for which there is no neod. and getting food
supplies in return
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
May Delay Action.

1t is possible that no action will be
taken until Senator Hepburn is able to
resume his seat in tho Senate It is
learned today that Representative French
told the President that Senator Dubois
was trying TO play politics FOR tho ef-
feet II would have on the next LegiSlu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
'aDY TO ANSWER
J sfeat Men VIII Not Evade
sture Food Trial.

q Wyo., May 6.-F. D. Ham
ger OF the Hammond Pack
y at Cheyenne has notified
rney Downey Of this clty
: be here on the 17th and an
rgs OF using preservatiyes in
t1ere. He knew that @ com
4 zen nled by Pure Food Com
prke and q warrant issued
ae onicers the trouble OF 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
To Relocate State Hatchery.

An offort was begun hero today to have
the Government FISH hatchery for Wyom-
ing located here The State fish hatch
cry is 10 be transferred to the Govern
ment. Congress appropriated $751; eco for
9sh h9tcheries In Wyoming, Utah and
Colorado, FOR the purchase OF sites and
erection OF buildings. The Wyoming
delegation VIII be asked TO have the one
for this State located here. The site, 1t
Is said. mecla cNcrN rnamlremcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
INJURED BY FALL
Father of Laramie Minister Suffers
Severe Accid ent.

Special TO The Tribune
LARAMIE. Wyo,. May 5.-Rev. F. w.
Bross. pastor OF the Methodist church OF
this city, who Is quite Ill with spinal
meningitis. has just been informed that
his father. who lives at North Adams.
Mich, fell in mis- barn and was SO in
Jured that his life for timo was de-
SPARED of
Mrs. Bross was told that hor mother
has suffered q stroke OF paralysis at her
homo in Omaha, and was in worry seri-
GUS condition. Rev. Broes will probably
not be able to resume his duties here.
and will be transferred in juno TO Ohio,
exchanging Vlaces with a Methodist
bnyn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
AS to blind Billing"

Reference is made 10 blind billing as
IL 1t were some secret device. This also
is untrue The explanation of so-called
blind billing Is very simple: Billing is
another name used by railroads for mani
Testing. which is a record of the ship
ment made for use only OF the railroad
company in making proper movement OF
the traffic taking proper account of It, Tho
public never sees a manifest being in
tcrested only in the bill of lading and
freight bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Telegraphed to Leader.

The action Of the convention, together
with a request for conference on Mon
day, was telegraphed by President Mitch
oil TO Chairman George f, Bacr OF the
operators committee. an answer being
received agreeing 10 a conference at
o'clock Monday afternoon at the Jersey
Central offices In this Clty..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Not Peculiar Practice.

The term blind is used when mani
tests arc made without the details being
shown. a practice not infrequent and not
peculiar to the oil traffic. It's purpose is
to save clerical work This was fully eX-
planned 10 Commissioner Garfeld'S repre-
sentative and II was clearly shown TO him.
in the case under discussion. that the
actual freight money required by the Is
sued rate was collected and retained by
the railroad company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Rate Not a Secret.
Explains the Saving.

"As the so-called saving of $4,000 In
1904, L presume this is based on the dlf-
ference between tho special rate and the
regular classification rate This conveys
the impression that a large sum OF money
was illegitimately given by the railroad.
which. in view OF the facts above eX-
Dlained is manlfestlY not true
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
prisbiuie Sipselirir.

Opens beoItr Moro" i Gan Diego,
Cal, er 80 Stnr oammel, "6aoer Scrs
ton" almtnocIio faIbet. Snn ct | Se'
IiooeIie al fine Snnier8 iuloc Bring o9
bar eucrs / ret fpiilte bOlbt fig sobt
ucoIioc. Tct er life itUrt onocrieoes
cnS 80 gtar FIBER, at bernie @ano oeo
en Nuflion poer BET 2nroIrg9, bUor III
San diego Iigosr, tDo 26 Gents pr.
gcrc % fit TiliIa9et. Sra ct ulGroe
paa l4OO Ncrss ~9rurolo0oe ban bet MI
iau ari'tptrotiIte Coronado %eod heb
Scu Gtego. 9oJ er ru~ncboGntet,
pelsierenoe % bar 8toct ~betpoeIige
GUNNER til pfentlise iom priuate Gjp'
remnal.
"at ieg er btet iua 9ommeL" ia ben
gnmle S9ocr3muno iorIepen SAG, 'tiL'
i~ttjuer jeg min HeIj8iOu: bvcr Dag at
0i6re iaa mango Ipftelt0e iOm muIi8 -
life at gjsre nogetiOnbeIit III at l~Orrin'
oe andres Suite. Gsruao ItDrter man
i'm egen 9lo8trait".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
DE iNie i@tatiiiite opaoper CT ina

De iibite itatiItiife Speaper er fro
1904, % De piier. at Gems iprnenite
9rooutter oengang bopbe en- 9rroi
Iof So ,37t.4O7. Denne Sun for,
Bellies iaaIeoes: Snffer, RoIasies,
gIfoboI o. @um $50. 1928. t07; 20
bof $30,000,000; GineapoIes 81
100000; anOen 5rust o. @~rspioSer
50. 7i2,300; Sfog0irfe $3,260.Q0Q;
SfinS, Sorn % Sooer. etc. $500
IOO0; Spampe oa SfiGI $4,000;
MtneraIer LAG 600. Il Mar It's.
Iiaere, nenlIig / 1894 gdret isr Rc'
roIiitionen uobreS, bapoe 2enS FOR
nemite @~roSufter en- betpSeIiB itsrre
gGrSi o. bds6 iig oa til ober $500
100000; Seraf Suffer $50, 100000,
iEobaf $25 100000, IoIuSieS %
Bum $40. 900 900, auffc $3.50
goo, 6rust % 8renioger $i,i5O,'
coo.
= set 6iifaIoar. iom enOte 30te
Sarni 1904, i~n0bragte SolOen SIT
83S,1S1. StotsfosieuS beIe Stotr8t
bar $2O,t12, 241, og oenS hight
tar ST. 220,55S, ibrregnet atorog
"a Rcntcr bau Set 9oun, Ion Cuba
mantle optn9e Tor at bctolc 8eooIu'
tton@hprenS EiIgoSebapeuSe.
CUBA bar Inlet ieIoitprSt8t Nstt9c'
'buiel,, men brlt1cr / oct oftcntIt5e
Qip Be SeoIcr ~ MSpntcr, ion 8le-
Der % oonr ! Sc 6oreneoe Stoter. )
cm~ertfarifc Tenqe betOIeS ale Stdt'
ter % al ~ofientlig @ielo; ~llHota9et'e
banter finn Son I'll @rototoIfercre
ouer foit gicuOom; Ser bet1leS
ipouif 0ul6. 5 6an0eISoerocnct ITg'
oes ipurIf Cub I'll @runN ror ale
@ere1ninqcr, % I 5maubonOeIen pan
3onHet bru9eS uG'tet lloelitttelioe
Iponif S6lo. Imcritat'fe &t11gc 9lcl'
Ger uItiO mere enc ipunite 90 Der be-
tales 8rGmie for bettt. Ia SupoS
Rroirring uOiteote gonSS Tor $S1,'
coo ,OG0 "a betaIte lin &cootntionS'
hur, iolQte8 Sc her / 2onbet Tor 9O12,
men iteo iroen 80 0ose, ~eiterat Scott
troften uor rmocrte9uet til 90 %
ltoor M pari. 4oIointronerne er
f.iucSc ION Gant for &oonet.
G1y6u bar Ell rig Serb, % nlco Ell
oob Rcgierinq og EN- Orifti8 &eToIt'
nina fru Zen bIice ct 8oIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

1896. g.: Seq bar ct SIcnrretrG l
min @aarb, Iom er ploutct for Here Anr
tiIbuge; ianute Srr itaar tGt tnottl
8ipr6et, Tom iom Tiacr min % min
gtdbos @aar6srum al. Sc sperite Gre
nc at Greet berger 6clots oper @iGroet
inc til min 0abp; men BOG iaa bett, at
oct life er til noeeu SinSrtug for bdrt.
I. or Ser upgen Sob, iom gioer min
Roto 9iet til at huQgc NED Srret, om le8
rrgtcr at aiBre bet?
9. Stan min 9ta5o tpinQc mig til at
bugse ucO Street eiter &iSconItnS Sooe?
SOAR: Ser or inseu 2Ou bucrfsn /
3iScuniin cncr nnore Statrr, iur1 siper
en- 92ct til at gi9re cit Guheu 5OrtrGa.
1 NGtpru tan life babe Ret til at
gau ina pna en- atbcu g3arbs Gienopn
Do bnaer rro ct Err, b5is @rene Null
acus bGnger pper pua hans Gtcuount.
rren ban fan bugGe al be 0rcur, fpnl
trusrr ppcr, ioG Iaust ium til @rrnh'
ieliujcn.
2. Sun fun brEer life fringe pcbturts
rrcn6e Gier al Srmct i'll at bnsge bet neh,
incn bon fan brpiie, at bet itaber BAN %
fau fan bau sisre Srnp 3Ga Grftatntng
fur StGSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
EN- ~FORTRINLIG F0DE

At SCOTS Emulsion virker
saa hurtigt og tilfredsstillende,
som den gor i ale Tilfelde af
Magerhed og fortsat Afmag-
ring, er like saa uforstaaeligt,
naar man we'd, af hvilke Nae
ringsstoffer Diet er sammensat.
Rem norsk Torskelevertran,
Hypophosphater af Kalk, Soda
og Glycerin forbindes SCOTS
Emulsion og frembringer de
bedste Neringsstoffer og styr-
kegivende Midler, der til Dato
er kjendte af Legevidenska-
ben. Hvilken som helst Lage
vii bekrefte dette. Brugen af
disse Bestanddele, i deres rette
Forhold, Anvendelse at de
allerbedste Slags af hver og at
sammensatte dem i den bedst
mulige Form, er Hemmelig-
heden we'd SCOTS Emulsions
Sukces. Der findes ingen six
rere Made til at standse tilta.
gende' Magerhed, til at frem-
kalde godt Huld og at give
styrkende Nering end Brugen
af Scott's Emulsion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

3O37. GU Sborbnr cr Gorcn / Ma.
ION Gp., 0tithigun, ouQunruhcO Teuce
imcllcm to 4abper. 0oert War er min
9}abo5 @rjie iunc % qIer Stahe pou NIT
@orm Sam min NnbO tpin9e utip til at
iTrte up ct 6eucc, iom ian BD!oc uoc
hans @riis2 Ser CT ct gp6t 6cucc MI,
iom FoIoer SeFrc % Apro rroc, men Sri
icne gaar ulher &ires Hencct.
Spur: Widiauu bar ingen 9onbe.
itcirntrlie Hrea Seufpu til 5enee fpr ORR
ie. GcitcHrmetfcR rr, at 0ahpcr, iprt
bcIer 8euce, itaI bplhc Iise gpSt 8ence;
bots life, fun fan ben enc fIase til "gic
Renee @icrsrs", % hisir itnI ba Gfsjsre
Sagcn. Heeeler er hBe, at Suiu FaG
buIoes paa Gtsrcus 2uub, % at ban CT
GuioarIis tST StuSe, ION DC siGr fpr an.
IRE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

8033. Sp.: Seq bar orebioet for en-
Raub | RprS Gufota. San ioeee, at iee
fruse lutte, iprbi ieg ijsrte hans Selts
for haorbt. Seq bnobc toget Siencitc for
8 RuaueSer og bar arbeioet ! 8. aau
ieo III fprIauae Detailing for De S Woas
neber2 Sen bboer mig $25 pr Deaoueo
for oen lib iee mar arbeibet, men Cosrs
eustumitsn bar, at ie8 ifltIbe babe $50.
Spdo fan ie9 eisre? Seq er life urbtt.
big, 90 mine SorGlore er | Rprpe.
spur: SrtS Ssprseren bar eiurt
fig ifpISis / fisoeSlps grtanblius at Ses
ftrus, iaa fun ban ufitentses, utcu Sees
~fpmnttass NC brtale 6aun tUr ben gto,
han BAR arbsiort, eftrr &0utrutteu. oar
Gsprgerea Tjsbeslst giurt sfuSe paa
Stitene, iaa fan arbeiSSberren furhre
GrStatutns Derfur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

3O36 e.: Ti bor en- @fdbs, iom cr
b9rS $4,000, men Sen or / en- gtnub8
Idou, o. III Icpcr ittc pan Den. %i bar
fem 9prn, % Be or ole borne. San MI
9onen bcBolSc 2an6ct efter gtauoen5
Gah, eHrr boorr1rect ian bun bcboIoe?
Ser er p9ian en- gel 6eite og Tcofa5cr
lam &abIer pg &us9eraoO. Scttc for
uhiHttrr, at Ser t1tet Seitnuente CT.
G5ar: Ranr g~eSfsrtmcnrs life eier
ret Sns, bDOri han bur, iua fan Scncr,
I SiIfGioe al WarecnS SsS, prIge ben
RiGts, ium be sisr, i'll TT Stem % be
hpEoe bet fora iGahoEt, iaalrnse bru fife
gifter ig isien, % bpab Ws6leruc an
guar, lea faar bun benz; mantle fan bun
Dsian fnu Se'trnr % RcbTn5erue, bpiS
Der life CT 0jsiD inn hisie unan brascs
til at bctGIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

1904, g.: Regnes en- ArbeiSsmddneo
for % GrbcioSoa8e, cIer regues Den ira
9oto til 9dto?
Spar: Gu @rbtibsmuaneS sr ~
arbcio8Sagr; uanr imibiertto en- at sta
ten unprbnct SeatgSas trStSrffer, tna
regnes bsnne meh; bertmUS lite SSnSG'
Qcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

1893. Quest. l. HAsn a Scryozi
signs a EOts As s17zLr, md Ae is net nett.
frd avhcn If IL dnc, ran HE s7sner Be
held reEpoHS1HP
,. UME man Who Szg7aed tie note as
sH,Ty keLs ne &ayxe 10 rotJG the make,
after Mr a0H u AMI and net paid. ard
bayte fails to do ii. is tie sut7U Mcr bee
Dom rcston516AlTP
,. How lang IS IT. noA good afr,
dnt 1hen nothing rs paiE on W
Ans: and :. If man signs a note,
and puts the word "suity' after his
name, he must be notified in order to be
held responsible. If he just signs his
name witt. the maker, he is held as one
of the parties, and need not to be mott
fed when due.
3. Ten years in Iowa, six years in
Wisconsin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

st poff.rt iauitrcrct Brogrnm. be-
frt0enoe eurarS 2iniens itorar'eOe
sui. erturfcner irnSes irit til snboer
iom tilItrioer gunarS Sine, So2 2ns
ape. 60, Ttnneapolis, Rtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

Snagrligt at uioc. Fpifc @tOeIt'
Ifubsmrno, iom fan ipefnIere ooer
Sc merfcIigIte Eing, flyer, at Oet nor
male nternefeIiQc 2egeme ~tnoeboIocr
Ioo meoet S;ern, at mon Oeraf tunoe
Iooe ! itorc Spieer. Scot nof til IA
8ilno ems, auIItof til 81 8roS
glpurter % To$ior til $4,000
S1nbItiffer. 9esliOen p Ibe'fetlIl'
Sc Salt, 90 gteffer Suffer % az
Softer 0an6.