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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
STUDENTS WILL BUTCHER
-.... A FEW MONKEYS

Chicago, March, Il. 7.---The top aoor Of
the physiology laboratory at the, Uniyer77
sity of Chicago is beginning to look like
the geological section Of a city park.
Carpenters are building new cages and
repairing old ones. SO that the monkeys
which will reach the university in a few
days will have a comriodious place in
which to live. Il ss.s si.-. u 4.
= These monkeys. will rof be used as
an attraction for visitors but will be
studied in the classroom BY the students
and in the private laboratories by the
professors. For some time the medical
authorities have been contemplating the
use of monkeys for dissecting purposes.
Because Of the extreme likeness Of
the anatomy Of the monkey to that of
man it is thought mitch more can be
learned of the htirian ofgaaisi11.
It is probable several hundred aili-
mails win be used in the work during the
next three months. ..'
Another subject of Importance to the
Scientists of the university is being dis
cussed. Several of the professors have
suggested that while the animals are be-
| ing used along medical lines it SWonld
be good scheme to study their lam
guage. -, i ~ ss Z, .ssS ,sss =
Not long aeo "a monkey was brought
to the 'dissectine rooms and laid ;tipoH
| the table. He did not like the looks u
the white aprons and long knives nor
the peculiar odor. The doctors tried to
induce the little fellow to remain urliet
but 20 no avail. They finally decided the
only thing to do was to go ahead with
the operation The monkey was washed
and laid on the slab, butt il expired OF
fright It's argued that If the SUR
eeons could have understood the. chat
ter of their subject this tragic end would
not have occurred. 35 il. !.
! It is feared several such tragedies will
occur, before the monkey language is
mastered. III $.
The medical students of the univer7
sity are enthusiastic over the idea and
n1anv of this years classes have inti1,at7
ed that they intend TO devote much time
to the study Of monkey language. 5.; /
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
FARMERS BID HIGH FOX
CHEAP PHONOdRAPfI

Darlington, Pa, March II: The un-
usual spectacle Of a group Of music
loving farmers bidding nip a second
hand $Io phonograph to $f25 just be-
cause it rendered such popular songs as
ss":Nobody Works Bit Father and al
ways in The Way in good shape was
presented ait an auction sale Of William
'Fausnattght's furniture Fausnaught
operated the machine while the sale
progressed and kept everyone in a good
lhurnor and when the auctioneer put the
music box under the hammer as the last
article to be sold the crowd stifged
forward and the most spirited bidding
during the sale began .s 81 ,'s5
As Nobody Works But Father" was
being played one bidder exclaimed i III
raise it from SIS to $Ioo, Mr.. Auction
.eer; / must take that home tonight
Another raised the bid SIS and waved his
greenbacks in the atictioneer's face, when
the utmost excitement prevailed.
The crowd surged backward and for
ward, knocking the auctioneer's stand
from beneath him, and the operator of
the phonograph was, compelled to throw
it on his shoulder and dash inside the
house to keep it safe. The door was be-
sieged by the excited bidders, who
thought some one had stolen it, but the
auctioneer finally quieted them and
knocked the machine down at $Ia5.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
CIVIC AIR Il PROBLEMS

The treatment Of minor open spaces
III village and city, one Of the most
interesting problems of civic art to-
day. will be the subject Of an article
BY Sylvester Baxter in the April Gem
ury. Among the Illustrations; BY jules
Guerin of Mr.. Baxter text, Will be
pictures of Grand Circle, with the
Columbus Monument, and Coenties'
Slip, New York, the first showing the
Of formal treatment Of an
open space at the conjunction Of ifn-
portart streets; the second, the posi-
bihties Of securing restful effect Of
rooIniness iii a limited area
According to Mr.. Baxter and quite
contrary to the popular impression
The Boston public garden has xerted
most demoralizing Influence upon
gardening art in the United States,
because Of its lavish employment of
rich and expensive material lin a fash
ion unguided by any true principle Of
design Other examples, good and
bad, of public squares iii different cities
and villages will be treated in Mr..
Baxters article.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
FURa.
nc LoW GRoGG GGERa.IIEs,

Milwaukee Free Press: Chicago Isl
to have a $Isoo license for saloons. The
increase is expected to provide a larg-
ly increased revenue, and this expscta-
ti9nsis pretty sure to be realized. Chi
cago expects TO see a good many Of its
low groggeries' closed because they
can NOT pay the license 1t may be that
a license 81 $1,000 will close up all such
low groggeries, but il is not likely
that il will It has not been the history
of high license that it closed up the
tough places, although it does close
some of them, and some of the very
toughest, because. their class of custom
IS not profitable one. The way to rid
Il community Of disorderly saloons and
Of disorderly houses Of whatever kind
is to require the police department TO
exercise FITS urlauestioned power 70
close them
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR WAS
i. ASLEEP ;AT~fiIS POST

o Denver, March l7.-It is sreported here
that an operators failure to deliver a
train order was the cause of the disas-
trous collision of the passenger trains
on the Denver and Rio Graide railway
near Adobe, Col The first orders given
the two trains we're that they should
meet at Adobe. Later, it lis understood
tie dispatcher wired Operator Lively
at Swallows, i'd miles east of the scene
'of the wreck to hold the West-bo,Ind
train there Until the east7bouhd train
No. I6 should pass. When No. I6sreach-
ed Florence its crew was- notified to
run on to Swallows. Meantime No. 5
falling to receive its new orders at SWal-
lows, pushed on Westward Operator
Lively was asleep it is said when No. 8
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
y. S. MARSHAL CONTINUES
THE CHASE For. BANDITS

Yinita, 4, March United
States Marshal W. A. Darrough de-
parted for the Spayinaw hills leaving
a posse Of dozen deputies with blood
hounds to go on the trail Of the Wick.
5liffes, the Creek outlaws; Kansas, /. IT.
will ve reached tonight and tomorrow
the various squads will take the field
The first effort will he to pick up the
trail, which has been lost since the
fight on Saline Creek.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
OvERWORkED OPERATOR is
RESPO e FOR WRECK
(Continued from Page One.

east bound train were also pushed back
otit Of the reach of the flames. The
wrecked cars were soon reduced to a
mass of sfnouldering ruins. Il, . ss5
Communication was opened with the
Pueblo Office Of the railway from Port
land, a mile or SO away and a relief
train with physicians was dispatched
to the wreck at once. As quickly as
possibly the injured were placed in the
sleepers and the engine of the relief
train started back to Pueblo with them
and also the passengers of the east bound
train who had been saved Another re-
lief train came from Florence and the
engine was coupled to the s1eepers Of
No. I6 and as many OF the bodies Of
the dead as could be removed from the
wreck at that time we're placed aboard.
This done, the searchers began picking
up bones, pieces Of burnt clothing and
personal property Of the victims Of the
90 o @ O. o @ 90 8 % o o o o 80
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
THE IVBNs CASE

Chicago, March Mrs. T. Ham
rath was the first witness today in the
Ivens murder trial She saidt thatshe had
known Iyens for several months and
that on the night Of the murder Of Mrs.
Hollister she saw him at the home Of
Mrs. Evans between y and 3 o'clock.
She said she was positive OF the time
because she reached her own home at
8 O'clock and that she had been at
the Iyens home for some time before
leaving. A "A y, & &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
r REPORT ON CONFERENCE. J,

Washington. March "a statement
was issued today By Librarian Putnam
as to the work Of the copyright con-
ference which has been in session in
Washington during the week. II quotes
from the presi ident' S message on the sub
ject refers to former meetings and to
the work Of this conference, but does
not present its results in any formulated
bill to be presented ITO congress. Such
a measure will be prepared and submit
ted to the various organizations which
participated in the conference and when
by them will be introduced II
congress. "a \.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

Rio Grande railway today the af11
nounceinent was officially made that
E. L. Lively, night operator at Swal-
lows, was wholly responsible for the
collision at Adobe yesterday He was
asleep at his post, it is said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
DAMAGING TESTIMONY

4 New Albany, Ind, March III. In the
triad eday uf Reverend Southcriin,
charged with killing his wife, Mrs. Laura
Whittingill testified to seeing Souther-
linSdriyeg away from his barn two hours
before Mrs. SoutherlirRs 3 body was found.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

making a desperate struggle to- beat me.
for this little police rnagistracy with its,
salary of $72o a year Is this a square
deal? | do not think any fairrninded
voter in Fargo will think 50 on election
day. s@ is. Martin Ryan,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

Kansas City,, March 17.-Hogs-R'
ceipts 5000; cattle, receipts 1000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

ST. Paul, March I7-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500, SC higher; light $6.oo@
hIs; mixed $o.os @6.2o; heavy $6.Io@
6.25; pigs $4.25@5.25; cattle steady;
sheep steady
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
KNOWN DEAD.

o EDWARD, E. BAIRD, Denver, !
Q deputy sheriff. - .. <
Q Archibald Whitney, Baird's pris
o oner.
. FRED LIME COOLEY, Denver. (
o PATRICK MURPHY, Florence.
. MRS. E. A. HEWITT, Lebo,
Q Kas., and baby. (
8 w. L. HEWITT, Lebo, Kas.
Q MRS. w, L. HEWITT, Lebo,
o Kas.
o DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs.
@ w. L. Hewitt.
. RAY FIELDS, age 10, Keystone.
o Wyo. -, ~. (
. MRS. BELLE WEBB, Keystone,
. Wyo. .. (
O. (
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

Chicago, March 17.-Hogs-Opens
SC higher than yesterdays best time,
1913; left over; light $6.1o@6. 30; mix
ed S.1s@6.45; heavy $6,I5@6.s so; rough
S.Is@6. 20; cattle unchanged; sheep
steady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
HERO BURNED

D y Pueblo, March Patrick g
o Murphy, an oil well driller Of g
o Florence, Colo, who was yester J.
. day reported to have been ser-@S
o ious1y injured, was in reality burn !.
q ed to death. He had dragged two I.
q passengers out of a burning car g
q and, when he returned to effect e
q the resciie Of a third person. an g
q explosion occurred. The heroic .
q Oil well driller was burned to g
q death. g
d s5j &
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

Omaha, March I7.-Hogs-Receipts
5000; cattle, receipts 500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
DULUTH CASH
LOCAL MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March 17.-Hogs-Receipts
10000; cattle, receipts 300; sheep, re-
ceipts $500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
o O o 8 @ @ 9 @ @ 8 9 o O 9 900.

disaster until Several boxes had been
filled. These remains also were placed
aboard the unchanged sleepers of No.
If and taken to Portland and subse-
guently brought here.
Two victims Of the wreck were dep
uty sheriff Edward Baird of Denver,
and Archibald WHITLEY, ga prisoner
whom Baird was taking to-the peniten-
tiary in Canon City. The officer was
killed instantly. Whitney was burned
to death. But for the .shackle on his
wrists he could have escaped.
Baird was a'native of OHIO, and Whit
ney had been, a member of theatrical
company which recently played Ben
Hur" in this city. He was convicted
of having forged number of small
checks and was sentenced to serve six
years in the penitentiary.. Whitney was
an assumed name The man said his
father was a wealthy and prominent
man in an eastern city but persistently
refused to reveal his identity. w.. -.
Emas M. Mcfarland the express mes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
% q 90 q q q . q q q q q 90 q

passed Swallows. Y When asked BY the
dispatcher at Pueblo if 1T had passed
he answered, no"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
THE MARKET REPORT.
GRAIN MARKET.
MAY WHEAT

C. E. Wheeler & Co. furnish the fol.
lhur;ncr grain niiotafioYts. .@' - -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
) INJURED WILL. RECOVER.

o INJURED WILL. RECOVER. 8
o Pueblo, March 17-All of the in. 4
9 jured, it is believed, will recover, 4
o It is not likely that the remains of I
@ any of the victims can positively 4
@ be identified. =
o Mrs. VIM. Burnside, her daugh- {
@ ter and grandchild, said to be 4
@ from Kansas, were erroneously 4
8 included in the death list last s
9 night. ~ =. 4
o I.: 81,
9 o o o o 8 o 9 8 @ O 9 90 o 90 4
senger who was killed was nephew
of James Mcfarland, manager: of tht
Pinkerton Detective agency in this city
His body was incinerated;W,T He was !;
native of New Zealand and was IS year!
old.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Noro' 90 Syoamerifa.

SombanbeIen meIem RprSamerifo
og De 81 9cpublifer, iom IiGger i'm
OenfOr port 2anS er iueeulunoe foo
IiOIia, ium Den burbe bore. % 5or'
btu0elien mellem De engeIIftaleuoe
% ipaniftaIenSe 9onoe / Dor 8erbens.
Del laber meset ttlbu9e at snife. Dog
er 6et life iaa gaIt, iom oct Tan ipnes.
SouoeIs6cportemeutet | Baibin9ton
bar uOarbeioet en- Stnttitif, iom bier,
at 9areitbbptuingen / 1905 'me1cm
Ror0. og SD0amerifn beIsb fig til
$451, 000, 900, en- Gilbert of $685..
100000. 8i in6fsrte fra SpS. og
Weaemomerita for $269,OOO,0OO os
ubfsrtc for $tS1 ,0OO, 900. 0erai
for $22 100000 / 2anSbrugsrebfa.
Der, bOoraf argentina aIene fog for
5000, 900.
GuropGerne orioer en- uIige Itsrre
SanoeI meo oct ipanIfe amerifa enc
ri; men lot efter IiSt fomner oi os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Joma.poIitif.

8eorae 8. Gerfins, iom bar &ait'
bioat iii Sotpas 8uoernsrembeoe'
men life ftf domination, erflGrer M
lit glao Siour Gitp "Scnrral". at
han life bill ~unoeritette ben repiibli'
fanIfe gnlgiebOel, forbi @noernsr
Gummins itaar soerit pao Den. pan
aiper on6t al iig moo jim belot9ere
Meobeiler og flyer, at ban oil for'
bolSe iig posito.
Eli @ienaieIo inar Gumnll1S
ststte Of nogIe SerfiusR epublIta'
mere / Sicur Gitp % en- Del leoeltoe
Gopuliiter. Ge bar uoiteht en- Sp'
fororina iii ReriugSfpaer ON at op'
trpoe iom uaIbpngige % itemnte Ior
GumminS, boem Be amer Tor en-
SreuIfriotsmanS, ser / Set pGientlige
arbeioer for Set iamme Tom De ielp.
Somute Telegram meooeIer, at
gopiliiterne boIot Transformation
Siour Gin Sen lite September %
opItiaebe Ell esen Staistiefet, oa De
forIpnsit bar ifilt iig fra 9emcfra.
terne. 8 i'm gIatiorm iremboloer
Bartlett fine gamIe 9rineiper og fore
Iaar, at Scr ifal bolbes en- ofientltg
1ebat melem Srbierere | bet popu'
Iiitiife o. bet ioeiaIitiife 4urti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

GIG oofser % paa Gritno al be sooe
Siber bar mere Roab til at iptis
ais0. Dor Grport til llblanbet Nun
feoe iterft os er ~fre,nSeIes roget Ian;
men pi baaber at ~eieupiroe ben o.
ioa. Tcn mordIife 8irfnins al Ger
npe 2op orr aisoinipeftion err itor.
ifisnt Den life treoer | araft for 1ltr
Sftober.
Solicit | De Sorenebe S.atcr er Il
geIom BET erselife ct fiso9oeaot
Solf. geeetarianismen gisr ringt
5remsang bIdnbt en- intelligent Moet
meo Sener og Ruifler % 5or tag
iombeS. arbeiSsmmSen Ieper beri
her. Gan forluneer be beoite aiso.
itpffer, og iaoneI bans arbeioe lor,
bans llSieenbe pioner ON, at bai: life
Iiber WangeI paa Scoring.
"Reeisrinsen gnronterer, at slag'
teriprobufterne er abiolut iunoe -
bpoo ot paaitaur altio bar pRret Itl'
i9Ibet - os BET er alt, anaS Y,tblt'
fum eisr SorSring pan iadrei Der
iom | llSIanSet."
2ouiS +. Spift blep forbunIct. Sa
ran III bsre, at Reeieringens ~ItottltE'
lie aortor booSe iunbet I'D, at &lso'
ofiatuingen bopbe iteget. "Get er en-
tebaselig 0pbeo," iagoe ban. seq
Ear / bet iibite benpenSt al min Sp'
marfiombeS paa Grporttrufiten, ior'
Far minfet pau @runb al a9ttotto'
men MOB Badingbuiene."
On @mbeSSmmb / Rattonal Bad'
ina Company iagSe, at SIentme1or'
bruget al Risoporer bapoe iteget laa
itertt / Ssali, foroi SpOen bopSe fooet
en- iaa rig grnulosbsIt. Solt Der
neSe. iaapel De iorte ion De botoe,
Ear tdot op af 9erSe, % De bar flsbt
Masier af Sfinfe, &sgeileif, Eslle
(. D."
z bet belle npber Solicit bette
2anS en- aLminoeIig 8elitanS. Stlsnt
SnSbpoaeruutaQet pofser iterft, er
ser boa / gdnferne flere 8enee per
CAPITA END nogeniinoe. St9en bebD'
per at aaa lebig, So arbeibe er at fao
for oae moo goo Detailing. Oct ptl0e
ppre unberlig, ON aiiGtninsen al
aisbproSafter life if,tloe boIbe Sfrt0t
meo bet sprige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
5moo Bryan.

sra flere aonter er Ser fommet
bemofrntiife SnoiigeIier mob 9rponS
Dtrtuger / bans itore Rep Dorf.Eale
ON, at SoubSitpringen bsr eie Gam.
bets Sooebiernbnner og oc enfeIte
Stater DC minbre, % MI bar Den
oemofratiite Ssrer / 8eprGientant.
buiet, Sobu Sbarp 8iaiamS fra
9a3oo 9th / Risiisiippi, ~ill,ttet iig
til De soriae. Seq er obiolut imob,
at Rcgieringen ifal cic Sernbanerne,
oe ie9 bill oItib bIi bet," ioqbe ban til
CT Reportcr. "9rpom er life ufeilbar,
% cir ii9 heller life Rinc beroi. SON
bar &et / inGrt mango Sina; men /
bennc enc Ein9 bar ban abioI,lt llret.
0ette trGoer ino meaet iforpere frem
/ Spoeu. iont ri her mao fore Ell
Rnccfamp. Sob oS meb faIt SaanS
reguIere Sernbancrnterne. men life
oriOc Sernbunerne."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Silippinerne.

6iIipinobspoingcn 9ominar 60.
mes bar itObet / SGnaicI, men fom
Gorsboa ben Cite September pou Sri
foo moo &ulttion, San orbeioer Tor.
at 6%Hippinerne fan 6ipe en- ieIp,
itrnbig ReprtbIif, o9 ban iogNe / for
riae llge pna ct Wsoe, at @ngIan6
Sranfria % SpifIouo bopoe crfIGret
at Se oiIoe mcrfienSe en- iaooon,
9ette fan life prrc mere ianot emo al
{. Gr ErGiioent RcoiepcIt ifltloe no
talt, al Fan ptlhe onerfienbc 3rlon>
iom en- ielnitProig &~epubIif. Sno
ITnge Tilippinernc itaor unocr 81
Toreuebc Statcr, bill set bare Sprer.
at Be optrGOer iom en- ieloItpnoia
&cpubIif, % inqen al @eroens Stcr,
mogter itetter Sprsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

Muthca GripIic. Stallion tom meo
6amiIie til Rorfpop Sofe | Garet
1860. ! aoret 1862 blep ban bre'
ben ND ianlmen meo Naboer at Sn.
%oiauerne, men fom tiIboge | 1864.
Sans Suitru bsbe 25oe Sftober 1889,
Ser 8srn Ieper: Caroline. Wrs. 8.
:. StranS, Gilbert Gen, Winn., 60.
marb, 6ormer | RorS Gofota, Nar.
pin @iumor. Wiun., Mtnrie, Nrs.
3eipburger. @iHmar. SIat Roripnp
2afe. Minu., oa elmer. RapoIeon,
q. Gaf.
San tiIbsrte BEN lite sitre Ior.
ipap 2ofe ReniBbeS al ben norife
SDnuOe, og oar Renigbeo % Gam.
furS en- trofuit Ststte baaSe / CODE og
onSe Gage. 6. %. ).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

Hrctftc. @olter 5ront3en, iom MI
er I RetD gorf, bar 9gller / Sfens.
lambs gunf % tog 90 $4,000, eitcr
bnao Sbeobore StensIanS pibneoe for
8ranojurpen. GAN bill bIi tiltaIt. 3
Bunfen er Der fumbet flere' unberIise
Gofumenter, oeribIanot ct, iom bib
ner ont StenSlanbs ltieoeligbeo. 10
andre Ioflmenter inoebolber I'll.
itaaeIier al to S9llere. Oscar StJnei.
fer tnffer / 1891 Brpiibent Stens.
lamb for, at ban life oil gaa til Het.
ten meb barL ifisnt ban bar i%tjaaIet
9enge at aasien. Get idnrme eisr
aooIpb Rbein BEN 6te Iopem5er
1897. 8beins Gfterfsleer Dor 8al-
ter SrantSen, oe ba benne ogioa itiaI,
bIep Gotpolifi bans Gftermonb.
Ter er after giort Sfriot til, at
StenslanSs ganf fol ~cpersipes til
en- M Receiuer.
So~pebpionerne for 8ran0iurpen
rnr 8unferamiuer 6. 6. Ssones, 30
litifnipeftsr Sbippp, Sbeooore Stens.
LAMB og 8aufclerfene 6reo S. Gs.
bpbr og Sobn 8ullifien. Smtrent
80 SSnoifpbere bar tiliteoe og pionebe,
al De iatte 8ense inb, eiterat 8anfen
par falit. Sorb. State's ~slttornep
aern fremitiaebe Zig for at piSne, at
en- / 8onfen furtoeu Rote for $15,.
600 meo bans llnoerifrift er falIf.
Snipcftsr Sbippp meooelte, at Der er
funSet en- Site oper StensIonbs %
Servings &ieltrinssltre9er.
Sbeobore Stenslanb bar neotrDft,
oa ban fom frem for @runbiurpen
for at pione. San 6lep ipurgt, ONT
ban baooe moStaget 8enge Ssroa'
gen, fsr 9orfen Iitffeoe, % ban ioa'
.rebe Grlig % reSelig. &. Stan9e'
lambs Iaon ftoo unber en- Rote paa
$4,000. "gr bette Ceres llnber'
fritz" ipltrgte man. "gtei bet er
Get life" lpare0e ban. "Sna De oet'
ne gsote, for 8anfen ~Irffeoe?" =
"Iei, set gioroe leg life" - 9ette
er Ell gyenlpel pau De Spar, Sraro"
iltrpen fit al ale, bois Haune bar ef'
terIfrepne unber falife 9oteS. gn
Tpffe 9erioner er al Stenslano
brllgte ipm SfiRrmbrGt for bans un'
berilgb. s. Serbolb, Nobep Str,
itaar for $4,000, 6. 3. aimbaa, ga
Saae, itaar for $4,000, gilbert
Genffi, RcSenrp Ctr, itaar for So
900, MaIer Com Slion, erie Str,
Itaor fpr 5000. @lmbt iulife Nnp'
ne er oqiaa fsIgcnbe: Sobn Double
@aIbington goltleparS, 6. W. ged'
man, 8ipiiion, @. Goroes, Al ape.,
=. g. 9eabonp, 9. 5. g%iietSratb, "A
Ctr, George 6. Sobnion, N. =.
@artbolbp, 9aiIm. ape., 5reo Wtsl.
Ter. Milp. ape., 6. 6. ltmmad,, OF
ctr, 6. 50. 2auer, Semple Ctr. Tn
faIif Iote for $4,000 os en Ditto
for $4,000 fanbtes @tanbog ! en-
bemmelia Safe. Zen fsrite tierte
Iom eifferbeb for $4,000 norife aro.
ner, Seponeret al en- Sranf aoipret
sem Ste ssaini 1904, ben anoen bar
,nberteonet 81. 81. Gprter, Sru99tlt
paa SinSiana apelnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Ricoerportcn.

&isbffouboIerre lmber IiSitc Son.
GrcS, ha Ell tnNgo1crOe 9eitripcIic al
Sflct / GbicoQo.S toriIa9tericr bler
offcntIimiort al 8rGiibeut RooicoeIt,
bapbe uotltrIi9oi& ESnSiIpSeIic eno
GftcripSraicIeu otter amerifanife
8isbnrer; rten boa bier en- aorre.
iponoance fra Chicago, at BEN boz
itor. I'll alt Sch to0 StorIaeterne
fla iarmuen % rctteoe poa IangIer,
ne; NcUc6 pcnbte &iQiScn tiIbaee
Goo Sen onSen She er ser auciteSs
cu ino6au Srorg iii Toripnine ira
Ghicogo, at &isSourGr berfra aaar lei
ira &uurbcu poa &croen&marteSet
ON cnS glotiernc ifrigcr op ON. al oe
or flGmte cler SanrIiQc. Siitorier
ON Gbicaaos ai~sbitdubolcr bar freu'
fuIot SpIOSrtrger ira mango &arbe.
OF @erben res III, al ser or me9ci
Sd / ale SIoatcrier Sorber rlrnft,
: 2or6rr 4oris, Berlin, @tcr, for
life at toIe ON ct. Petersburg %
8onItartinnSel. err StIitouoer ont
trent SEN iNmme ION ben bar / Obi
cage, fsre1S Reformer irbfsrtss.
&orrciponSenten opIpier, at Gr'
porten fra Chicago / Sc 7 fsrite Nau,
ucSer al 1906, uemItg ira lite Sa'
mar til Bite Sail, bar Tom fsIeer;
O.941 ,665 8lulo ierift aiso, $40.
1919 gimo inItet aiso % 24S,'
929, 252 Qlm6 SmiIt.
5. Sgocn armoitr iagOe iii &orre.
i~ponbenten: ~auerebene paa SIaeter'
inouirier beuirfebe natilrIiaois no
gen ReSgans / Den irbenlanSife g.
teripsrgieI; men libt eiter ltot itec
zen iaier, og afiGtuiusen iaar piI
5lioe itsrre END noseuiinbe tibIigere
liOm rimeIis er, aa gsaItriuseu ita'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Gn ~Hgoutngsmano 300.

On At Be goruIe 8poniug8mpno er
aaoet iii &Uile peo gpeu Roilion3
0so. Gan bpoe Den 6te Septembc,
og bIe0 belraDen 0eu 9oe. San uay
fsbt ben 276e December 1880 oac
8aaroen 8Iesue / a~rsS5berre0, Sig.
balls 9~reitegiGIS, 0orge, Tom / 1S4e
til amertfa % boe6e iubtiI 1860
8reen County, 8iS. Ter bIcp bar
giit ben 6te SarlIar 1856 mea Singer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

Get nprife Selifub. - Ses Oct nor.
Re SeIifabS Nssoe ! Ct Said iiSite
llge paIgtes islgenoe @eitpreIie: Bait
genoif 8onoabl, grGiiSert; SrOf,
". N. @ebIen, @iceprai ioeut: Or. 8,
SieISe, setretnr; @m. @ser, Rasie.
rer % Reo. at apartaIftriftet. 81
reftsrer: u. y, Sropaten, Serrrp &c.
ierion, aiitin arien % SarnIo Sbo'
rejeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
en- Ppeoe.G ruit.

: @inripe9 bor ser Snltnet fig en-
Speoe.S rltit, foIhet tbc 8roIin
@rotucrS' @roin Company. Gen bar
uoitcbt Sitter for $250.OOO. % life
minore ems 5000 6ormcrc, iom er
fpreote ooer belle Strsect fra Stpr.
iiscrne I'll Battlefield, Saif.. er ifPrS
rteb at tegue Jig. Canadian Gacifie.
9onen itoI ifoife @inger / fine Gle.
natorS. Sormerrc forIoneer, at heres
Soehe ifaI iGlaes iii aprnbonbIere /
ben eamIe &erben cher Imerifa iaa.
leoes iom BEN fommer fra oercS
8ogue. uoen at opbIanSeS; men Ga.
nabioR 8acific oil rsSie goa inc paa
BET.