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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20

peasants in their mania for the de-
struction of property do not discrim-
mate between friends and enemies, as
evidenced by the complete deyasta-
ton Of the estate of NJ. Kokoshkine,
one Of the most prominent Constttu-
tlonal Democrats in the lower house.
To-day's reports describe the situa-
ton in that province as hopeless"
from the standpoint OF the landlords.
The situation is almost as bad in Pol
tava and Smolensk Provinces. In Tam
boy Province so peasants are reported
to have been killed or wounded by
dragons.
It is reported that some of the sol
diers of the Seminovsky Guard Regf-
ment have served notice on their
commander, Colonel MINI, that they
intended to kill him at the first oppor.
tuntty for forcing them to murder their
fellow-citizens during the Moscow re-
volt, and that MINI, in fear Of his
life. fed from the camp at Krasnoye
Selo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
How Old is Tenie.7
PRoRA8LYNoT AS OLD AS ANN
BUT WENT TO JAIL BEFORE
SHE'D TELL.

COLUMBUS, O.. uly 10. Rather
than tell her. age, Miss Tenie Frestoe,
waitress at the American Hotel,
went to jail yesterday. She was de-
fendant In an attachment suit and
one of the first questions counsel for
the opposing side put to her was:
How old are you ?"
With a witch Of her nose she
promptly replied:
1T is none Of your business"
The court ordered her to answer the
question, warming her Of the punish
ment provided for her defiance but
she steadtastly refused to reply. Court
ITEMS sent hef ii III; for ontempt She
was releasea This q Ct eFnoon ON q viii
sct habeas cogpfss hui her q Sc isSstiil
lllyeter.y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
ADeser wing Honor
HON. cHAs. E. HoGG GOES TO
MoRGANToWN AS DEAN OF +,
STATES LAW. SCHOOL,.

On Tuesday of this week, the 18th
inst. Hon. Chas. E. Hogg of this place
was unanimously elected to the dean.
ship OF the West Virginia University
Law School, by the board of regents
of that institution. The duties of this
position will require Mr.. Hogg's resi-
dence at Morgantown, and the only
regret felt here is that he ana mis-
most excellent family win leave our
town for an indefinite time and most
probably to take a permanent resi-.
dence at the seat of the University.
All Of Mr.. Hogg's friends. and espe-
cially his associates, in the legal pro.
fesslon, regard the place he has ac.
cepted as being one perfectly suited
to his high literary AMI professional
attachments, and predict that he will
find its duties perfectly agreeable.
None doubt that his great ability
and experience as a rawyer and teach
er will enable him to accomplish a
great deal in the way of promoting the
better interests of the law department
of the University in all respects. He
will be popular and agreeable in ev-
cry way and do much to encourage
the young men. OF the state to attend
the State school, and when there they
will find in him all the assistance that
could be had elsewhere.
This recognition Of Mr.. Hosg'a
worth and merits is most pleasing to
all who know what care and labor he
has bestowed upon the study OF the
law. His devotion to it has been Ct
that kind which denotes deeper in-i
terest than of finding in It the means
of livelihood. He has founG per-
feet pleasure and even delight in it.
For many years he has pursued it
steadily and strenuous1y, because lie
liked it, and without measuring the adj
vantage 1t would bring. Now, as a
result this great honor comes to him
practically unsolicited.
We congratulate him most heartily
and he has our very best wishes for
success and happiness in lis new
field. PIT Pleasant Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
SCIENTISTS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD
they Will Attend the Opening Of the
Carnegie Institute Main
Building.

BERLIN, July 2O.-Prof. Adolf Har.
mack, and probably DR.. Robert Koch,
will be among the distinguished Ger
mans who will visit the United States
in 1907 as guests of the Carnegie In;
stitute of Pfttsburg at the opening Of
is new main building in April. Pro-
lessor Harnack gave his acceptance
personally to s. H. Church, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday. It
was said at the ministry of education
to-day that If DR.. Koch returned from
Central Africa in time he also will
probably be one Of Germany's repre-
sentatives. Professor Roentgen has
been obliged to decline because OF his
advanced age.
Mr.. Church, who has been in Great
Britain, France, Holland and other
countries, inviting. on behalf of the
Carnegie Institute. eminent persons In
science, art, literature, and statesman
ship to take part in the dedication, has
obtained acceptances from about 20,
some Of whom are:
France-M. Delcasse, late foreign
minister; Prof. Marcellin Boule, Ed
mond Rostand. Baron D'EstournelIes
de Constant and August Rodin.
Great Britafn-Alma Tadema, Lord
Hugh Cecil, William H. Preece, Fred.
eric Harrison, Moberly Bell. William
Huggins and possibly James Bryce:
Holland Afaarten Martens, NJ. Van
Karnebeck, director OF the Temple Of
Peace.
Hunt Count Albert Apponyi. 4
Church and fhis viii sail
on. l1uts ia the M Tflsa Fora HAMBURG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Copying 100000
Policyho1ders
Names
MONUMENTAL TASK FOR TWO
HUNDRED PEOPLE AT WORK
ON INSURANCE BOOKS.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2O.-Two hun,
dred copylsts filled the Assembly
Chamber this morning and began the
monumental task OF transcr1bfug the
names and addresses of the 100000
polfcyholders OF the New York Life
and Mutual Insurance Companies, fled
by those corporations in compliance
with the Insurance reform law passed
by the last legislature for the benefit
of the Independent policyholders.
Most of the copytsts were at work for
hte international policyholders' com
mittee, which is getting these names
and addresses to aid in the fight
against the present management at
the Forthcoming elections.
The large majority of the copyists
are young people, many OF them high
school students. About one-third are
girls and women. Between so and IS
were brought from New York, while
the rest were secured in Albany.
Work on the lists began at 9:S5
this morning, when volume / o. the
Mutuals lists, beginning with the
State of Alabama, was cut up and dis.
.tributed. The Mutual has filed its
names and addresses in 16 volumes.
each six inches thick and consisting
of typewriter pages. The New Yorl'
Life lists are in stencil and divided
into 10 volumes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Z errorists Plots
May Lead
To Reaction
Gar LIKELY TO BE INFLUENCED
10 TAKE THE STEP THAT
MAY COST HIM HIS
CROWN.

sT. PETERSBURG, July 90. = AS
{ proof OF the change of spirit at Peter
\ hot it was learned today that Emper-
or Nicholas has requested the mem
bers of the Goremyltin cabinet to re.
tain their posts. There has been a
marked renewal OF apprehension that
the crisis may end in a coup d'etat
4 against parliament The assassination
p 81 Vice Admiral Chouknfn and General
Kozloy, the discovery that behind
4 the murder of the general was big
plot to kill not only General Trepoff.
but Prince Putlatin and other cour-
tiers, and the general epidemic of as
asslnation which has terrorized not
only the local authorities, but even
the police, together with the wild de-
q tructio OF property by the peasantry
half a dozen provinces during the
. last few days, have again strengthen
ed the small part Of the court which
believes in resorting to extreme
measures."s
The adoption by the lower house of
parliament of an address to the coun-
try will. it is feared place In the
hands of the reacttonists the needed
lever to move the emperor, NJ. Pet
raj tskt vainly warned the lower house
yesterday of the seriousness of the
proposed step, but the majority of the
5Constitut Democrats, OF which he
4 isHa prominent member, seem convinc-
ca that they must hold the peasants
y at all hazards.
The members of the extreme left
seemed to court fight, preaching OPP
en- revolution from the rostrrm. The
Noyoe Vremya, which often reflects
the views of the court. says to-day
that the adoption by the lower house
81 an ddress to the country would go
eynnd the jurisdiction of parliament
and virtually constitute, an appeal
from the government to the people
The paper adds:
with the adoption parliament
would cross the Rublcon, abandon it's
4 rvptifessed policy OF trying to restrain
tie country and, instead Of pacifying
it deliberately pour oil on the flames"
5iDispat ches from the interior contin-
ne to tell without INTERRUPT tion stories
ef tn burning Of manoT;Ii ouses, rob;
hertes murders collisions tween
peasants ana rural guards ana the
hurried dispatc Of troops here and
lierel rtie cen pea tiio-
rising yptpnze inrei here The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Convinced.
Frorn PUCK

From Puck.
Mr.. spongely Slightly related
SpIendidl Magnificent! DO you know,
Uncle Eli. believe shall never get
tired Of seeing the sun set behind that
ihlll! b
Uncle Eli That's what me AM NTH.
er beginnins to think
best Tliat suli You altnuid iis
lsist a. haYing PtiIsbur BEST Elonr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20

Groeera may Sometimes try to
boom interior brand Hour but
sensible come insist ON haying PMS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
a.RELe.etho,venr Next.

AT the next Lawrence-aspar recital
which will be held on next Tuesday in
the Normal Auditorium, Beethoven"
and his works will be the subject for
study: The hour Is nine.t thirty.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

.3o48. Quest: T. Does a 1comaA,
bonn tn NOrway. zyho has infnigydted 10
this country at tie age Of sirhrn, haze
10 take cat naturalization paters before
she can fk on a homestead in NoyM Da-
k0haF
:. What is tie naturalization Haau
in that Skatef
Ans: 1. According TO law she would
be required to declare, under oath, that
for the two years preceding it has been
her intention to become a citizen, and she
has to secure her citizen papers before
she can prove up her homestead, unless
she files under the Communication Act
which is to say, that she intends to pay
for the land at the rate OF $3.50 pr. acre
IA months from date OF filing. A person
whose parents have been naturalized
prior to his reaching his Tor her MAORI
ty (2I years., is considered a citizen, and
does not need to undergo the process OF
naturalization,
=. The same as In other states. The
naturalization law is a federal law. You
eau make your declaration before a
Clerk OF Court who will furnish you
with the required certificate,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
-
Ss@9yp
susoon,tne foraariasst al mGs,
finger.
Sr. Rilss' asHoratipt 1omic %
Esrpins belbreseoe eitcr eu.pas
treoice 9ar.

-1ts bar sE faioharSia fHas ma Waab iHbhl
S'byuar 1855. ba MT B~ltsfuzsRt par I Gzna Raaooa
o. Tea bSo ip9 AZ Wasuaasa. 7srtfRr par tsa tHs
irtg, israO lea brHa,s ar, mllks' aeftpnatDs gsrDtas
% IsHts |. 1895. esSer bar ~'OrVIazt Eita at BET fen
a' esosSHs lp,rtiOnbse, o. ,s iaH re aae. scors
HsEas Eager sr bar ba'i rig unssr gssaRb!fsa men
ra has prpoet AID S!agS dtytsI 0rgplesTSsIsr Sjalp
mig aIsTIg srgsb AZ popssptas. Silt. GTtsfafarth,
pSsbet. Ifhma o. fTuutf IparFbes AZ aIsSan1msa
ialeet { NtR Sob. Zdttst barr ssroiHe ca zputt &c
ia M izleifREota sstHgisss Ftu pelsveb. .ss Bar
c0taa bult Ar. Niles aHtt Yata Raas rlfo aeoe
Bfuitatsr OF lea srcT. al N. Hpiiss JgtnteT sr trlAs
io'Rut. Sep, piram etHb-. epa-ta. getB.
"Jfs Gutter at fas sosts lua aohs Orb Tor ar. Fausy
SttVrsitpt slerptBs, Sea hzg paSst ntssst psa,st ass
SspHIsShch. EasH ieg aIuras 6sTaRbrtna AZ Eti1ire
peS 5a spa Anis. % al ben SyaHh bar "a brSDst trE-
Ftsltat Dtbisr EbtE AZ eljos Aialprt. gRa eIeo nasts-
Ia sesrtalt al en- ~perielIls qtH. % gRoassL. ri az
prgee aerptHf, s1sg Tan 'oratre Ian, al aa Sac sirsy
rils Hsatt aobt. EA btAso<r lea ifs at brnae 9r
r~saAIn0Shlt mtrR, ENH taR Eesgkb&oiG, naag taa
q oBtTutYnes tlsr hsnciss. % ta hog ANS En Gel
pee paaHAsH. 3Tt bar aIsfts iasst ita I az ztns pla@
6yta'. - u PgsgtH. nnsices al DAIRY FIRE. Presx.
0IIpaairs. Bts.
aat arothefrrs ixtaer % earaxttTer ben tsras
Slate Al o., DltIee ~aRlemtsler sfriS eFter fvi
gss tI Ret Bttet % tSsrtfipahSmme, fIorefe :
Or BaLss' gseotsGl Co. 1ftbarf. .1Hs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

3o42. Sp.: 4. On gaanb taser Some.
itenS t RorO 9afota % -prpbcr oS-, fsr
ban glitter fig. @artSen Ssr bauIss;
bat bu aprer 9fet til 2duoct, euer guar
bet til ben afbsbes Groineer2
2. On apue eier Gus % ct Gtsffe
2anb (itfe Someiteab). Gun bsr uoen
at ~efterIabe fte 9srn / tit sgetetdb. aun
faa benbeS Grpin9er tage gienbomnen
fra bcnbes gieu!eoeuoe Ranb. eIer bes
boleer ban ben ieln ubeR noset Seitus
meute9
Spar: 1. apnen betplber 2anbet,
tDts bet life tiNigemeb 2sssret pperftiser
en- gerbi af $1,000; iiaafalb bebpIber
bun bet babe at, bpab Der matte pere
pper ben nenuts sum. Ten anben Salp-
bel tilfalSer afbsoes Saber eier, bpis
hrnne CT bsb, bans Mufcr. 9ps bar
3uuen, abeu Senfrr til bets gerhi, Rst
til SrnBeu at 2anbet, iauIense bun le-
ncr, raar bette er benbes Siemteb
("Sumer -risbf").
2. Zen famine Resel sirIoer Der
ipnt | fprftuannte SilfelSe, tSet nsmlia
gtanben bar famine Rstt;sbcb inn aus
men,, fun tffe Su,pers right I Siemfebct.
Spts bettes gerbt pperftiser $1,000,
inaa ban nltfaa nhIFe &uneas arptneer
fur at fnune bare / ufpritprret gcfiSbel.
fe af bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

SnseHfur Ssssfauten bRreSe iig en-
uenSeIis gSeuarf al 90 o. Sne
uoen Epor al Gin, ieur iom ct boTI'
pet SfioIb ira SrTarS til llral og
muIiaers Irraere DIT, fra Ss6aoet I'll
6oScu al aGrpaterne. Gnboer Te.
ling I 9anSe og Sane | Roroeuropa
nar 'fiuIt uRocr set mGatige ISSGtfe
aIocIcs iom bet SEN Tag i6aa er 'uIo,
fommer uficrSt. bpuS Der ftuIcr
ia uuber Sen srsuIonSife SrSIonoS'
S. Miote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Giemoomuaelis grpGupSifit

3 rp9le Ssle al Sibirien bcriter en-
e%ienormmeIis 8rpQupsifit. Raur bet
uuss Bar er fpmmet biem bsiaIer 2G9te'
marben fin Some at trGfte Stsutsrne al
BAN. : ben enc er Der Ell 9tit / ben
arbcn en- Yuns. Badger bun nj iprit
BEN StsoIs, bopri 8iIteu er. 7tnl benoes
Mano be5auble beube ftreHSt; pGlser
bun berimOo ben msb @uugsn, ital ban
laoe benOe baue fris S9nbsr / gea9es
lager.
On elItuerbis SrubsOm logger nos
turIisuiS en- 9ensepuns / boer Stsule
ipr Yaa benue Raaoe at Iabs BEN ungs
Some trc, at bun bar truifet Ell spOt
gdlg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
DR.. Gahils Opfnoelie.

TSeuifoben gnor urcateIig trent
40, ielp ON man unScrtiSen bsr title
fg Ell SmuIe ifeptiit ooerfor uoget
al BET me. ion fremfommer. SoiIfet
StanSpurft, man OiI irbta8e oncr'
for nebeuitaoerbe gcretntrg, ior er
taget fra Bet tore cn8elFe GtSsitrtft
"@orI6s @orf", moo ri ooFrldoe Ill
2Rieren.
Spr uoaen Gio fbet freutfom Ser
I Sen uoculonSite Qresie IcSocleL'e
ON ct al Or. Ga5tu opfuubct eIettrti'
Sritrrmeut, reo SiGIp AZ 6rtltct
man tunSe operisre g}litt pao lanGe
GHtonSe % t Fere RetlrtnGcr iautti'
Stg. ghr aioer "8orloS 8ort" en-
Rnffe SSIpSuinger ON oenne Spfn'
Belle, 'om lrteGtgIig fumes egnct I'll
fuIoitprSig at rennIittiotrere De mlift'
faIfe EorbpIo I belle Berber, hcis
oen boISer, hpao ben looer.
Or. GabhI8 apparat ooerisrer ale
Sc Errer, iom frertommer. radr ct
Srteter ipiIIcr, % mar bcfoUrc8 life
al nogeu foritNrrerSe @tLnS, ianlcoc8
ION EitfpIoet er babe meb Toncgro'
fen og @rarmofoncr, men Tonerne
or hlI6e. oeIfltngenbe, rene % toee.
Itac.
OmfoItuirqerne oeS IpparatFt&
Splitting o. anocnSeIie er intoIer'
tib iua itore, at bets orafttife 8Gro
megtc.iq no9et forrinGes. Set or
ihocrtfuIS life ct gpparot for De til
len Sien. for set foitcr life mtuSre
enb 10000 Dollars. % i Oct tan
Qiprue tiIiFieS - oct oeicr 100000
Rlm0.
2igeiom Sc fommonScrcrSc @ere,
raIer | en- mo6crrc Srtg fan iiooc
pou ct TeIeGroftortor % ocrfra Leoe
artQen. uScn at set err abioIut rSo.
oenotgt, at oe iptter fin Zoo pod
&rig8TfltcpLonicn, iaoleSeS far 3opeI-
meIterue AZ ben npc SfoIe roll9 bItoe
fi0Scn0e hisnmc oG fra fit &rbctoS'
orrcIie fortune 8croen uteo oct NOan'
INN Rltitf. Sen bebeoer. Tor at mt
ne onnnc fig ct @egreb ont 8trtrin'
oen behsper Sc bare al bsre e'tcr / en-
GeIeiou.
gpparatet Iigner Ell Sfrtocmafttne,
men Ell Gfriuemofire al ~fiGmpenG$'
iiae Gimcnfiorer. Utan truffer bare
puo en- annp, og DC tiIiuorenoe Toncr
lpoer / oen fiernc &oucertiaI. : @e'
Quu0tsen nil notltrIiaOi3 oenne eIef.
trife 0tuiif OGre en- 2urlt8, iom bare
Teatre. RonccrtiuIonPr og Iigncroc
S5rftftrtiorer fan tiaaOe fla. gten
pau Den anoen SIDE bill Ger oaion for
Smaubner, iom eaerS iieIOcn bar
QciIia5eh til at tgrc Qo0 ylltiif, oobnc
fla en- ll6nei til at opuaa ocnne ND'
belle.
3fsIge "8orI05 Bort5" @ereBuin'
qer oil De mrfitoIife Stotiorer pan.
ife(ia funne ligge i en- itsrre NfItan0
ira hoeran0rc emo en- otti RiIoTctcr
euer noget ODER b~oIObur0rcoe RiI.
Sonerre fan ganife oiit ooeriore3 ooo
betpbeIig lRngere aHtQn0e, men ben
iter1te Ep6eLiqbeo og Fi6nneite aorg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Oepheo fan fife heIbreoes

Deb loiais Udost, ea be iffs tan Haa AH aHsrssHs Gel
al GxL Eu % tRH Gu WRaaSs at fsxu 3sVssa. %
bet Ct BEE soa'tttatiOusrs STROLLER. Gsutxb iOrGariass'
oss ss oeteHei 9ilftaHb al SluhsaesH I si tHhahri,
asr aaGT bate ssE blssr II famEtSst, EPTtsT ZStH
rHHIsHos egb slsr fear en- eaariis osuIis, So HaGr osE
bhSsT belt laftft CT gsohsb 5elssH. "a nlsb RiHsFs xt'
iaEtSI't7 tan fltrHrs. % etis Ser ~gisEsIUgs Tn Epy.
max ZIltilao, oil psretteR D1re sbslaat fpr iisott ri
~ al Il ka'glesr tTtmtelbte PEG RaiaFEh, Ter e. tHrst
GgeeI sHb en- teiGHbi SaEaHb al slinktHbsTrf,
~ Ha aEs e. haEbros 1paars toE tfbptrf Inir!hs
res nee Halls Cafstrh Cure. gtrip tttsr GgrtGa9Et,
faL 9. y SAtAfs& So xslsss. q.
81 Sasss boa apOtsisrs. 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

BOAT. e.: 1. Or Oct faffidt beb COB,
at ameritas Brriibert rtna bore Prptes
liant?
2. Soor itpr er Rcrreifencs 8iens
r~cmfritsaIoer / fsI8eroe 2u1oe: Gmea
rita, Ior8e, Soeri9e. 9aruart. ENGLAND
oG StaIien?
8. Snor mango Sig. er Der / ct Stipe
punb?
8. Gar Senator &rute Renfou iu6s
aioet SoriIa9 til Re8iertnecu ON at irb.
tiebe ~Gisat?
Spar:1 1. Nei
2. Settc fan pt fur be c~mrppGiife
2anbes Sebtummcnhe I Eic6I:ftet life
inch SeifrrtbeS ipare Saa, ba ri life bar
be bertil iorupbnc itatiittife Sp~lssatuser
peh SGnnbcIi. Splserbe Spgaper oucr
Spnelisbebsprpeentrn I be fprfieligc
2anbe nil tnite npset Gus pper Spprsss
mnalet. gr. 1000 bar 7pSeligbeben
ifsIse Sssnper fra aar 1900 ipgu fslser
| De fprifieaise 9nube: Efterris, 25.4;
SeIsteu, 1913; Snnmart, 1863; Guslanb,
1872; Srnntris, 21.9; SgifIaub, 22.1;
l1nsarr, 26.9; Srlnuh, 1876; Stulieu,
23.S; SpfIanb, 17.s; Rprge, 1879;
Stutianb. 1875; Spanirn, 2S.7; Spes
risc, 1853; satpefts, 1913; be Sorenebe
Stater, 17.S. Get fremsaar heraf, at
Ssneltsbeben CT laneit I Rprss; bernGit
f~urrucr eperise, Samunrf, SpIlanb %
be Spr. Stnter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rem I be Spreneoe stGtrr I 1900 par
35.2 aur.
3. Snrtrent 100 ailusrau.
4. Ref. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Oct oanife Statsbuoeet'

Get M offentIiggiorte bonfe
StatsregnIfob for Sinansoarct 1905
-06 bier ct gIGoeIi9t Sberif,t6
paa belle 3,190yO7S ar.. ReSen8
nemlig SrotGgten bar bGret S7,97t,'
65t Ser, er l1bgiften fun 81, ISL ,579
SIR.
Oct er ct gonIfe onbet IeiuItot ems
Set, Der funoe oentes ifsIGe 9uggct.
tet; paa Bette bar Sn6tpgteu life op.
iert meo S7,971,65t 8r., men fun
meo S0,491, 457 ar., meSens ll0qif.
ten bar buogetteret til IS, t66,020
ar. og / @irfeIigbeoeu flln er bIeoert
81, 7S1,573 Or. $ Ste6et for ct lin.
oeriflt0 pao ca. s Miu. SIR. bar man
oItiaa fooet ct COerifuo pon ca. 3
Rta. Ser. Oct er al Den SIog8
SberruifeIier, ser mere oiouer ON en-
gIG6etig sfonomiif 6remgung / 9onN
og 6olf emo ON SoIbborbeocn / Sc
6~tnanSIobe, ser BOG ingeuIuube if6I-
&c Observation-Disclosures 2Png6e fan
fables SoItpRrfsorbeioer.
NnIten ale 6inonSlooen8 9urn'
grofer bar oGret meboirfeube til set
gI95elige ReiuItut, Ser fpreIiQger.
Sber'fltooet al 9ompreiu0tpgter
por br6getteret til COS 600 ar., men
bIeb 908,0O0. Reuterne al Stnt8'
aftiberne ouiIoges til 100000 SIR,
men blep $4,000 SIR. De in0i.
refte Brighter blIogettereoes til s..
100000 Ser, men bIeo 59,4GO,00O
ar.
Eoit. % EeIc9rafopienet oniIoge5
til ct Sberifu6 al 512,460 Ser, men
bar gipet 100000 ar. SberifltO0et
biSr6rer aIene fra @oitp9ienet, i6et
SeIc9rafbGienet bar gtOet ct lioct In.
oerifl,0 GA 200 8r.)
Griften al 9tutSbanerne bar an.
iIonet til ct Sberiflto al 5,438,000
8r., men bet en- / @irfeIigheoen BE
bet 7,14S,611 SIR. Oct er oltiaa otter
I bette 9lor SSernbanerne, Der fortie.
rer en- pPientIig Gel at @ren for bet
gobe finanIteIle 8eptItat. . q %
Goo l1bgtftsiioen timber man &rigss
miniiterietS orSirpre Budget opfert
me6 100000 Ser, men Der err
tfslge Regnifabet br11gt # 100000
Ser.
9oo S 26 Csc ertraor0inrre @uS.
getter) timber man en- bpientIig @e'
ipareIie unber WiriIteriet for offcnt'
lige Grbeiber, i0et Der iii Bette bar
beoilget 100000 Ser, meberS Ser
finn err brrgt 1,148,000 9r. Eli &uI,
tusmtntItcriet bar Ser Der bepilQet
1,998,00O Ser, men ser er fun brltgt
t,055,00O SIR.
Qe ppia1tIige geiporcIicr finOer
man imioIerti6 poa 5 81, hpor Ser
til oe ~beItaoenoc ScrnboreonIrg por
beoiIget 1900, 900 Or, mc5cn8 Ser
fun er brugt 100000 ar.. % til
rpe Stats6anearlGg 3,l02,O 0O &r..
at bDiIfc Ser f,1n er brrot 2,376,O0O
ar.
Roor Ioret8 Operff,tb, 6c $780,.
900 Ser. Gr9ges til He9nifobs6eboIN.
ntuaen Sen Bite Morts 1905, porcr
oerne iii 81 ,379,O37 Ser. &egnIfoba.
beboIbrtngcu oe0 ll0ganqen al ii.
nanSaaret 1906 bar 24,5G9,0OO
&r. Roar bertil IGQge3 SoI0o al
8eriurier og Iepoiita, 1,S27,OO0
8r., innt BET @eleb. hooroeo ll0qifts.
reituncerne Sen Site Wtort8 1906
~ooerIteg Observation-Disclosures 1857
900 8r., tiliammen $4,000 &r.,
fremfommer Tom &oaiebcboI6uing
oet Site Mfart8 1906 34,OS5,000
Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
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taae Sprteuuelhr corE. tnbfgre gSdtrteL
Matrone. Gtere 9tft S0taoe, Rrbar S~SgtsbuhEu.
haturtet Rooenbeo
Mausoleum, pragttuiot grauutHoe.
Mauvais-sujet TBgsHgt, 5tarn
Maxine, @ruuoiRiH1g, RegeL
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mediere, m2gIe, btl1gge, formulas.
medic. DttoteU, Fdaleoe5 medic ,5uui, mi0t I gum.
Meditation, Dperosis!ie, 9ru0Ier, tide SetrngtHing; meditere,
atuDle.
Medium, bet mio.srte, Mt0te; 6irlpemionel; ct TteuHeite, BE-,
Uo8Ioes ior al tguue tlene l0m SuobRrer melem oenHs Ser
ben % EGHoe0sroeHen, eIer io1 en- 'EaEteIRl-r- let tan ops'
Tere meo.
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metitisk. f~iHteHpe, toRIenoe, petlsEtg.
hekanik, Bep4aeleSlRre. 3TtoO9rt3lGre, gd'tfHlrrc; be tdus
Ieoe Ssis a. CT aRaitiHs o. here's mo5Broe SamrsHb9ug;
Mekaniker M~ekanlkus, Italt'Hbpsgsr. gta'taarbsnsF;
mekanlsk, lom 4H5aar 4EsfIHEsH; oupUFrtsmrsltl, tanfes
lSs; Mekanismc, en- geaIiatS jHoretnlag sasr SGErmea'
lTtntag.
Melange. glanOtrg; blGoet Rsgtpbat
Melankoi, 3aHgitHb; melanholsk, ~targtuSta, u1sri lsrgmoeiJ
meiere, bldnoe; meleret blGaoeri lpras!et-
heLs, bllUfat, imaaiyptllIerei 5a!teE.
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belle; -IoRe"; 0o9soitrums ct IoHehptfs; melodisk. pei.
~ttngeHee, tFreta.teuoe; Melodrama, StReiptI meo 4iEr,;
meiodramausk- 5oTm al ct AeLoerGnG.
memento monl y9ut paa 3socHi
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5uolrg; a1ib5nrs, 8saltTGit; Memoirer, Memories, Sep
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Billet: Memorial, Eagboa 4 1aHoelsipretEtHBer
Mensal8oss Goos, bits AftatHrlg par 5sfent I'll AZ pbe en-
EtGt&ot % I9ItH5
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mental aaaDig, bGelLs.
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Menu, SPtlsis0be.