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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
SHUTDOWN AT ELLIS ISLAND.
$500 Immigrants Forced to Sleep
Aboard Ship

In compliance with recent ruling of
the Department Of Commerce and Labor
Ellis Island was shut down all day yester-
eay, and will be SO all Sundays here
after for the next three months, much to
the discontinue of the thousands of i'm
migrants coming In on the big ships that
dock Sundays. Last night nearly $500
steerage passengers slept between decks on
fouI big liners which reached their piers
and discharged the first and second class
passengers.
Three of these, the Cunarder Umbria, the
Celtic of the White Star line, and the Co.
lumbia of the Anchor line, locked before
noon. La Gascogne of the French line, got
to her dock last night. At midnight the
Grosser kurfuerst. from Cherbourg; the
Bluecher, from Dover and Boulogne and
the Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland
America line, were in port The number
OF Storage passengers on these will bring
the total to be handled this morning close
UP to 6.00o
This will make a busy day on Ellis Is
land. Harry Balfe, the head of the COM
nissary department, has made elaborate
preparations for giving breakfast to more
than 2,oO0 hungry aliens. Never before in
the history of Ellis Island have so many
prospective citizens sat down to A break
fast at one time In addition to the $500
luncheon boxes prepared for those who will
leave the city on early trains for the
west.
Boatmen along the river front reaped
harvest yesterday by conveying friends and
relatives alongside of liners, so that they
could converse with the newly arrived
aliens. At the head OF each pier a guard
was stationed to prevent any immigrant
from escaping in the night. The govern
ment imposes fine on steamship COM
pany of 500 for each alien who escapes
The order to close down Ellis Island on
Sundays was vigorously opposed by the
steamship companies They commended that
during the voyage the steerage quarters
are comfortable enough. but when the
ships are alongside the piers all air is shut
on. and consequently there must be suf-
fering among the detained passengers. De-
spite the opposition the order was not re-
scinded. and Commissioner Watchorn be-
fore sailing for Europe few days ago,
said that 1t would not be rescinded.
One Sunday few months ago Commits
sioner Watehorn gave the employees on the
island a rest on account of the unusual
rush of immigrants to this country They
We're oyerworked then. The following day
about 5000 aliens were In port. Shortly
after this rush Commissioner Watchorn
took up the Sunday question and got a
ruling from the department ordering the
island closed on Sunday for three months
In the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
Deepest Gas Well in the world.

To test the lower sands. which no we'll
drillers have ever reached, the Carnegie
Steel Company. at Pittsburg win drill the
deepest well In the world for natural gas
It will be 5000 feet deep, and is expected 10
prove whether or not there is a great gas
sand lying under the surface of this gas
territory. This will be more than 1000 feet
deeper than the deepest well now In exist
ence In order to drill IL special steel der
rick has been built just outside the town of
waynesburg. II 1t proves successful. a
number of others may be drilled. Govern
ment biologists are taking much interest In
with care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Annual Camp Of Confederate Veterans
-Anti-saloon League Rally.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special JOrTesfonuehce OF Tue StHr
ROCKVILLE, August g. 1905
The annual meeting of the Ridgely Brown
Camp of Confederate Veterans of this coun-
ty was held here yesterday. the attend
ance being large. At the business session
In the morning the following officers were
elected: Commander, Col. Spencer c. Jones;
lieutenant commander, John p. Sellman:
adjutant. Edmund L. Amiss; treasurer.
Eigar l. Tschiffeiy; chaplain, Frank B.
Horner. Col. Jones and Messrs. Francis s..
Kilgour, Elgar Tschifreiy and John r. Sell
man were named to represent the camp at
the annual encampment at Richmond. Fol-
lowing the transaction OF business all
present repaired to the Montgomery Hotel.
where a splendid dinner was enjoyed. Sew
eral hours Of the afternoon were spent In
swapping anecdotes and incidents Of the
war and in having Q. good time generally.
Among the veterans Ia attendance were:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06

Special Correspondence OF The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG, July II, 1906
Beginning where l left off yesterday, dis
cussing the appalling possibilities of an up
rising of s0,Oo0Oo0 peasants unless some
thing is done to give them additional land,
there are now four bills before the douma
offering many different solutions of the
problem. They have been referred to
committee of ninety-one members and by
that TO subcommittee OF fifteen, COM
posed of representatives of all the factions
and the ablest men In the parliament. Mr..
Herzenstein. Jewish professor of finance
and political economy. who was deposed
from the faculty of the Un.versty OF Mos
COW because of his race, is the chairman.
He is regarded one of the ablest il not
the ablest. political economist in the entire
Russian empire. and is an authority upon
all questions of finance. II is considered
certain that he will lie made minister of
finance IL the czar is ever wise enough to
have n parliamentary cabinet. In addition
to Mr.. Herzenstein there three ether
members of the constitutional democratic
party, four from the labor party, three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06

abide by the ruling of the highest tribunal In
the state and turn back Its overcharges was
received with much delight by its thou
sands of business subscribers The payment
of the money started Saturday. and several
Checks for $225 and upward were sent to
subscribers. This IL the amount due on.each
Telephone for four and half years, the
time decided by the court that the sub
scribers were overcharged. Many SUBJ
scribers have notified the company that
they are not desirous Of having the cash,
but VIII be contented to let the amount ap-
ply to their rent OF phones. This arrange
ment WIN give many q Arm and business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
Telephone Men Refunded s4oo, 900.

The Chicago Telephone Company Is quite
generous these days, and its subscribers will
receive about 100000 before the company
quits dispensing money. The company Is not
giving this money away because It has too
much funds on hand. but because the su-
preme court decided that 1t had violated q
city ordinance In charging yearly rental
OF $175 whsn the ordinance provided that
$125 was all that should be charged. The
news that the telephone company would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06

house telephone service for nearly two
years without any further payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06

II you want work read the want col
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
Medals for Reseuing shipmates

Medals Tor Reseutng Shtpmates.
The Secretary of the Treasury has award
ed lffe-saving medals TO Emile NJ. Wagner
and Harry NJ. Kittel, coxswains on the
battleships Alabama and Kearsarge re-
specttvely. Both men rescued sh.pmates
who had been carried overheard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06

so dozen Ridgewood Sheets,
made of regular sheeting
cotton. Large size-90 by 80
inches. Hand torn
and ironed. Csc. &c
value.
5Ox36 Fearless" Pillow
Cases, extra large size. Fin
ished with deep hem. Each
case bears the mill n dc
ticket. Tomorrow.
Yard wide Linen finish
Shrunk Cotton, the grade so
extensively used for maxi
ing skirts and suits. Regu-
lar Zoe. value n OAC
so pieces of Japaleine XII
mono Cloth, in variety of
Persian patterns, including
blue, red, pink and green
grounds. worth 15c. a
y yard. Tomorrow 9Mc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
Sale of Granite w are
AT Savings of One Third to One-Half.

In almost every instance you save half
the saving is only third.
beginning worthy
thrifty housewives attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
Cut=Price DOnmesties.

A case of large size White
Crochet Spreads for double
beds. Pearl hemmed, ready
to use. $119 value Soc
10-quarter Bleached Sheet
ing, full width for double
beds. A grade sold regu-
larly at 28c. a yard D2C
Tomorrow for. .....
1000 pieces of q e p h yr
Ginghams, in pink. green,
tan and blue stripes. Soft
finish quality, for children's
dresses and waists. Regu-
f 1aF ls'Ao, value $40.
Fast-color Prints, in gray,
garnet and black and white
stripes and figures. Regu-
lar price, TIC. a yard
for this grade. To- Rc
morrow. .-'...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-06
DIVIDING THE LANDS
Problem Facing the Russian
Government.
FOUR SOLUTIONS OFFERED
Proposition of the Ministry Was a
Liberal One.
SURRENDER WAS TOO LATE
Such a Measure Would Have Been
Popular a Year Ago-Now Not
Radical Enough.
SURRENDER WAS TOO LATE
BY WILLIAM E CURTIS.

Special Correspondence OF The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Sfinfe % Soait meS 9arriinuec.

On aop fitbaffet Sfinfe, en- Che.
tie frnnif Sennep, en- Tbeife finbaffet
Reriiae, Hs Sbeife 8eber. en- Spiie'
ife 5lsoe oa en- segseblomme blnnbes
gobt iammen 90 imeres ida paa Stuf.
fer riitet grsb, iom fsrit er paaimiirt
Smer. 0isie ipttes iaa | 8ogerop.
men og bltr gobt s~ienuemparmet. en-
Spiieife Smsr imeltes, irsreS en-
Spiieife Mel oa en- Sbeife aarri, fp9.
bes meS en- Iiben 8int Welf og foyer
3 Ninutsr. On balp Sbeife Salt til.
i9ttes, bborpaa Sauceu bGlbes oper
Soaiten, iom imiolertib er lagt nSoper
ct fla6t Sac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
aisb.Iie.

Gre Brnb SrefisS eller Saarefieo
flores op | paste itore Stpffer %
bpert Stpffe rules / en- Sop Mel JON
er tiliot en- bolp 2beife Salt % libt
&eber. Saa Ieg9es be op | en- fir
fnntet EanSe 90 imaa SLATER SHsr
IpggeS uboper % en- 9int fpgenbe
8ano bGloes oper. Set iteges / en-
beo 9ageropn en- Sine, for man bar
"Gruit" ober, % aisotpfferne maa
nenbes "a Bonge og mel Gano maa
tiIiGtte8 efteriom oct f%orblnIter. 81.
ter at set bar itest ell Time. bar man
6 miooeI$itore 8oteter |, iom er ffad.
ret op / temneIis tpffc Sfiper - lamt
11a SbeIfe Salt. 9aar 8oteterne er
uGiteu itegte, iauer man rig Biscuit
Geig JON fieoleS 10 omtrent Ell BAH
Somme TIT % itiGres op ! 5irfan'
ter omtreut 8 CONNER I Smfang.
Si$ie lG9gcS ba ooeupaa Goteterne,
bporpaa oct itegeS Is Neinuter len.
ger / Ell rigtie beO @ogeropn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

ilere Slegtleo fan Sl9gtea fsres iii.
bage iii 8ropIt Safob Iorlanb, 500.
uepreit / Sprisoal og 8inie. San
bpoe 1899, Gnbnu lpngere fan
Slqgtifabet fsres til6age til 8ropit
Sans SofobIen, Der bar Sognepreft
SplesSal % Sptbeseib. Sans so.
Der. Safob anberien, bar for ban
Sognepreit til Spresbal og Spioes-
eib, fsrit iom fatolif, men efter Re'
iom llrtberif 8reIt. San
bsbe | 1865.
@amIe Mor S~borgrinien bar
aItio en inrig 3eltnger | Dc
gamle norife Observation-Disclosures
/ 8inneI9eif Gonntp. Set ifplbes
for en- Del benoes Snitiatio, at iaa'
riot meeet er opipopet 90 iamlet an
gaaenoe benSes SorfeoreS Siitorie.
Sun Dor gubfrpgtig og from. BEL
figitet pGre beuoes Msinoe.
q. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
ct neopenoist Onoe,
Gn Greits Grfaring, iom prBuebe at
trp ian prt Safe.

"Gn gfterfommer Of 9anife, Ell Na.
ton al Saffe6riffere, brugte iee Safe
nreget til ieg bar 90 aar," ifriper en-
Brett / Soma. "aan BEN Sib bar jeg
Stuoeut pco ct bibelif Suititut pg
pIloieli9 aoar set Saftum op for mig,
Of mine Neroer bar bleone albeles De.
moraliieret, min Sierne ilsp 90 bes.
fig, og SsOnlsSbeo boIbt paa Of ooer-
p9loe mig.
Seq piIoe nebig tro, at bette fom al
aniieen, jea braf, men blep tifiiSit
tpuugeu iii Sen Sberbepisning % iii
at lutte nf0 ben.
Seq bar part til en- BARN. gorSSrif
% fslte Sruugen iii Den ioa meget,
at eiter at hape bolot op meo Safe
en StitItS for at 8ienpiuSe min Sci.
breo be8pnOte ieg meo Den isien. Seq
gioroe bette flere @auge nteit ditto meo
fortpiIeoe ReiuItater. Seq BAR ON.
trent fommen til ben SperbepiSnins,
at &affe bar ct ~usopeitoigt Suoe.
Smtreut paa oenne Sib fortpIler en-
Ben mig at ieg pilbe inoe 8oitim,
5000 Coffee meget goo, ! mango Sen'
ieerber mcaet beore END Safe. Seq
fiebte ga noget, OF od pi laucbe Den
n~siogtig eftcr 4npisninaen blco pi
GLADE pcb at iiuoe, at ban babe life
%ooerSreuct Oct oct alIerutinSite, 6ra
Den Sag til mn bar ri lift Oct beore
emo Ben aanIe Saffe eIler noaet anoet
iom 8oroSrif.
Gets Sras GAP mig ! meset fort
Sto forsget stprfe, 8iarHeo | Sier.
nen os itee 9erper; bpiIenoe cg itpr.
fenoe Sson Tom tilbage til mig.
Seq er tofnemmsIis for, at oi bsrte
ON Roinm, % BET bill elnSe mig mar
iom BELT at beoiSne oct gobe oct bar
giort mig" 0epnet opeipes al go.
itnm Co., Battle greef. Mih.
Ger err en- @runb. 2Gs ben lille
BOG, "Sbe 8oaS TO @elpiae." ! bper
Ratfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
ScRcriffc Gaunrn 8rrS.

ga ri for life Ipu9e iiOeu ifrep ON,
bDao hi baD0e bert "a l9it ON oeHne
8rG8art, Dibite hi life. boor Street
por at iaa, euer Dnab Oct foitebe.
Senere opoager pt blau0t ~Gecorot'
Bojtru"S IpertiSiemcuter, at set er
Soma Sceo So, Se8 MoiHes, Soma,
iom bar oct tiIiuIgS. 9etiugeIieruC
er iaa rimelige, al oct mao hume ipnrr
fla al ieu6e eiter en- minore eHer
iterre Guffe for Of aiere ct 6orieg.
Som ri tibIigere giorbe ~opmGrfiom
paa, er Settue @rGsart life usie bper'
fen poa SorAbumo euer &Itmat, bn
0en bar let for at bore ale SteSer.
aompouiet tilbpber iom ipectel Su.
troouftionS' RriS ell npset itor goffe
for 10 Gents. gn 8mospaffe for
50 Gents "a en- 8 GumSSpofte for 80
Gents ien0t portoirit meo iuIo 9ei.
leoniUa on. bnorIebes oct ifuI ioaes
90 behanbles.
aompaniet bill enoelis, at ale Sor.
mere itaI ian en- grepe al bette 6rp,
90 tilbpoer berfor Of ienoe en- Gaffe
irit til b%ueHtiombeIit Der bare oil
frioe til oct 90 nGOne ~0erornb.aso
item" ION oct SLAB, bport man bar
.4eit ON 6reet. Slot 5oretaeiombes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
&c bet, ~Sanpipgerc.

Sra Here minore bemioleoe bar leg faaet
Soreipsrgiler ON, buorpibt jes bar 5drrte
for Sais paa lette 8etinselier. Sea bar
lenae ipst eiter iaupanne anlebninser for
mine fiere 9aubsm9nb, % jes bar M enoe'
tia Saaet ct Snes 5arme, ioin Tan fisbes paa
ben iadfdiote Crop &apnett 8ldn" mob
en- fpntant Setaltns al fra $3.50 til e pr.
Icre. ReIten tan betales meo Salnten az
@rpben fro aar tn nnbet. Sen anoen Snlp'
bel eeboIoes at aipberen, Sra ben Salo'
bel, iorn pperbrases til cs, tases fgrit 8en'
terne no, ps bpao Der iaa bliper isicn, blts
Der irabraset al Summeu inbtil enoelig bet
bele er brtalt. Selpiplselis mao yefom'
menoe bapc fire Seite % liot MaItttert for
at funne brine 9anoet,
Sc, ium pniter Ell S~lHlebuins ipnt oenre,
bsr inareit mnlist benpenoe ig til mig, ian
be tan Fptte paa 2anoet allereoe ipaar, ON
mulist.
9isie Sarme er / ct al be beoite Strps al
@lrp 9atpta, nGr 8p, n9r til 8irte % nGr
iii Siole. 6armere i bette Strss bar nItis
siprt bet acot.
lorreiten piloe jes Iabe mine 2anosutano
pioe, at ies bar Sarms tiIiolss, itprre %
minbre, iaa lea fan mPoe enbpers Seboo,
Iaauel i @innriota iom | Hore 90 Spe Ia
fpta, @iscunfiu % Soma.
ecr nqrmere SplpsHins henpenoe man
fla tit Z. Z. @iprilb, s21 Guaranty Su'io'
ina, Itnneapolis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

og 2 Gents til Wprto paa 8repet ct
ba alt. iom frrbes, og Oct ulaa figes
of bore biIlist moi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

@laspaie % baIScr oHtfrins bet en-
Soiice Iobet of en- Nint MeIf, 2 Wgge.
% 2 Spiieifeer Saiffer 90
iilidt IiSt GitrpnsGrtraft.
Sbrnf %eberfase.
Sire aGg, ~ guns Snffer, a Sfeer
Smsr, en- aop fur Sisoe, en- Sbeife
Neuifer, en- Tbeffe Sngefer, en- Sbe.
ffe Reber, ct Wunb gFeI, en- toppet9 be.
tie gafing Vomoer. SEQ og Suffer
Smsrrt imrItes % babes l.
oerefter meIet, hbcri 8~agerpulperet
cr iigtet, font Rrnboerierne. Den tie.
grs ! imnrt Gorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
sGble. % Gitrun'

Gu Sop Suffer, Ell Sop fogenbe
ganS, Saft % Get repre Sfal at en-
Gitrcn Ell Sptieite Smsr, 2 Spite
ifeer Corn Starh - uSrsrt | Iibt
foIot &aub, - % 9 9Gseeblommer
fcges ionneu I eu1oubIe Boiler, iii
set er tpft os iennt. en @tnt Nipple.
Suuce BABES / @crcbifob, tilisemeS >
4intS tor Sponge Cafe eaer 9reo-
frtnmter, (SH sgbiemoieu fau man
aoot benptte "epoporoteb Nipples" M,
ga irtitc sgbler er iaa foitbare). Saa
logger man IngoiS Sage Com er op.
Ifaaret ! Serninger), sgblemos % 81.
tron&geaSier | ct Ste9efao % iteger
set en- boIo Sime. 9e 10 sGggebpioer
pifteS itioe meS 2 SpiIeifeer Suffer,
bporpda Oct inlsreS oper Biiboinger
% iteges Ill oct er lDicbrunt paa Top
pen. 9enne Giiosina CT goo enteu
foIo eIIer BARN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Iprifpic.S eSiert.

u gitnS tsrreSe aprifoier iatteS /
en- baIo Sob @anS Natten oper, efier
al man isrii bar oaitet DEM goht.
Sm Rorseuen foseS oe meb en- baIp
Sop Suffer. til DC or sobt uofoete,
bporpaa De presses tgieHHem ct Gsr.
Hog. stnor oct er blepet fcIot piiper
mnn 2 sgssebpiher aIbeles Itioe 90
piiper bette scSt Iammen meo apri-
toie-Rasien. Nau bar bet op ! en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Song Gbparb began fig | SreSass
afiteo paa en- to Mtdaneoers Serietlr
til ublanoet. san refer infognito
inoer Nnpn Of Sertiigen al Sanca-
fter % Iebiages INN al General
StanIep glarfe % Sibnep @repine.
San bill opboIoe fig togle Gage / 8a-
ris, bpor ban blapot anbet ogjaa bill
beisee 9reiioeHt Salieres, ipm baa
enbnu life bur biliet ,paa, % reiler
Serpua til 8inrrit8 Sp>franfrige,
boor ban bill opboIoe fig til Slutuin.
gen AT SPORTS. Ser bill ban tr9ffe
Song IlionIo az Spanien og oreftc
une 9etoiier peb bennes 9rpuip meb
1riniesie @nn Of @~attenberg. &c.
mere bill ban gaa onrborS paa oct
brittle aouaeitib, og unber bans
arpSstogt / MibSeIbaoet bill Der ri.
melisuiS ogiaa bIi arrahgeret ct Ms,
De melem BAN pg 9eiier @ilbelm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
gortmgiiiff stes.

20 Bifnb Srefisb at 2aaret, iom
CT ffddret iaa tiff iom muIig, brunes
gobt paa begee Siber ! Smsr. Snn
issees oct op | ct stesefao, og Salt
90 Reber ltrees oper. Gn $40 ifipres
i Sfipcr % iteses / Smsret iom er
igien / Battoen, berpaa lGgees 2ssen
onenpaa aisbet % Heiten at Smsret
bRIbes ODER. On Sop Somat, ion
isrit Dor faaet ct Spfos 90 oerpaa er
PRESET eiennem ct Ssrilag, bGlbes
ooer, boorpaa oct iteees Iansiomt t1@
Stne % operbrpppeS ofte. Rnar BET
er fGrbig, taacs aisoet op, Saltcen
tiliGtteS en- @elieuning % files og
ieroeres Ina BARN Tom mnIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
GbrnF Icbcrfase.
DioenifabeIie Station
pda 6renldno.

Sra aisbenbobn t~eTegraferes Den
lite Warts:
Saffet bore Siftttsrdno u. SoIcfs
Hun6bannoetbeo biz Ser MI til Com.
meren BIZ oprettet en- permanent
Citation for orftiif Sorifning pno
Spolioen of 9isfo,Sen en- Snnff 9e.
iiboelie peb @rsuIanSs @eftfpit. Mc.
giertngen bar lopet ct uurlist gibrag
til Stationen OF Str. 10000 og at
ifaffe Stationeu ct 2aboratorium
fuIbt nbftpret meO appmater %
Snitrnmenter, iGrIig for bioIoaiife
llnoerfegeIier.
arbeiosriim biz BIZ inbrettet for
beiseenbe Raturiorifere iodpel fra
fremmeoe 2anbe iom fra 9anrnurf.
ct pelfpripnet gibIiotbef af 2itera.
tiir angaaenoe o~rftiife Spprssmaol
bill bli oprettet peb Stationen. Be-
isgenSe 5orifere bill sioes fri grug
al Sritrumenter % @etieubitpr o.
bill BABE fri MasaHg til gibliotbefet.
2ogis oil ogiaa ifaffes frit, fun for
Soft bill Der bIi frppet en- ringe ge.
falling. @iuig @eiie til og fra Sta-
tionen fra 4~isbehbapn bill Iigeleoes
bli arranaeret.
Den praftiffe Sronins of groief.
tet foreitaaes al SroieSior Worten
g. gosiier fra aisbenbabnl Der og.
iaa err ubnGprt til 9ireftsr for Sta.
tionen. Soruben Sremnte al Stii.
Diet al arftiife SpsrgsmaaI % bio.
lcgiIfe un~oerisgeIier oil Stationen
cgiaa bli til niesen Ststte for Mu.
ieer og 2nboratorter beroeb, at Den
regelmesiig fan fpripne benz meb ale
Grsner orttrent pdn iamme
Wtaabe iom Sen bersmte aoologiife
Station | NeapeI, StaIien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Slicn: "Sporban oeS on altib,
boor gammel en- Seft err"
"Gerien: "aa, ieg ipsrgcr Seite.
bonoleren pg multiplicerer meo B."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Geres SpmGrfiombeo frifes paa
ben @Speeieae ReOSelelie1 til "Seeo-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
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Gss,eesi n a srsita euswssa.
gariRF gif.

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Sfiber tbersouer, efter at be er itreI.
let, iaa bet bIir Tom runbe Minge. ct
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inneites, beri Iasses 2ssen o. iteses
laneiomt oa uioer bpppis Smrsrins.
til aItianmen ct Ipiebritnt. en- Spi.
ieife Niel bruises ba oper 2sgeu til
Iieeneb en- Sheffe Salt og en Sop
goo &ieSfraft b9Ibes oner. Snainart
bette fonrnter ifog, bar mon Ell She.
tie Somato.G otiitp | og lober bet Der.
poa foge ct Winut eler ian. Suiio'
lertio ifiRrer man bet foloe Srefiso
op | rigtig tpnbe Sfiper. Sao beIber
en- Del al 2sg.smicen ! gnnben
al 6o6et, logger oerober nogle Stuf.
fer of aisbet oe boloer iaoleoes peo,
til alt er opbrugt, iSet mai bar 500
fom oct sperite 2oe. Baa Eoppen
bar man. 9rsofrrmmer, beroper innn
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en- beb 8ageronn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATES
Boy Choir Takes Part In Exercises at
Calvary Church

A new choir of boys sang, an orches-
ira led by c. E. Robson played, children
read and recited, Rev. John Hemphill,
D. d., made q Christmas address partic-
ularly intended for children, and music
of the organ and united voices of con-
gregation and Sunday school pupils all
served to make noteworthy Christmas
celebration at Calvary Presbyterian
Church yesterday forenoon.
In addition to these attractions an
annual report of the progress of the
Calvary Church Sunday school was
made by superintendent A s. Johnson.
After April Is the membership was
scattered and teachers also moved out
of the city. superintendent Johnson
reported that the tide had now turned
In the other direction. and that the
number of pupils enrolled was increas-
ing.
DR.. Hemphi11 complimented the boy
choir, which sang an anthem with
sweetness, and also the Sunday school
orchestra. which is made up of some
clever amateur instrumentalists of the
city. The church was decked with ever
green's that were arranged pleasingly
about the choir gallery and the pulpit
The church was filled with worshipers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-24
IS Arrested While
Playing Part of Burglar
Father a Prosperous
Business Man of
San Diego

Seventeen-year-old Lawrence Tur-
ner. formerly employed as a bell boy
in San Francisco hotels, was arrested
early yesterday morning while in the
act of breaking into a cigar stand at
400 Van Ness avenue. Special Police
man Lowenbury found that Turner had
been using the crook of an umbrella
handle to reach down boxes OF cigars
from the shelves. raking them through
the wrought-iron grating that incased
the stand.
Turner was taken to the Bush-street
station, where he pleaded the respect
ability of his parents as proof OF his
innocence. He is son of NJ c. Tur-
ner, senior partner of the real estate
firm of Turner & Barr OF San Diego.
Young Turner left home little over
two years ago and has worked at a
number Of different things in San Fran
cisco.
Captain of Detectives Duke SAYS that
thefts of jewelry from women stopping
at hotels were reported to him while
Turner was employed as bellboy. At
the Dorchester and Majestic hotels,
however, it was said last night--that
Turner had been discharged for other
causes than dishonesty. The manage
ments of both hotels professed to re-
gard his arrest as surprising They
said he was honest while in their en-
p1oy.