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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-22
BASSETT CASE CALLED
TODAY; So WITNESSES
Continued from First Page.)


affection for her husband. and frequent.
~ she wrote OF Joining him. but this she
never did.
p when she wrote from Little Rock
Ak. telling him that she had made up
her mind TO spend the winter there. be-
cause she could live so much cheaper,
and IN that way il would bc possible FOR
her 70 help him get out Of debt. She
expressed every desire ohelp him, as
sured him how happy she would be
when these obligations were disposed OF
and how bright the future would be c0r
them and the children
-Four days later Hunt hired a private
letter box for Mrs. Bassett IN the city
postoffice here and the postmaster re-
ceived a letter from Mrs Bassett re-
Questing him 10 keep her mail entirely
separate from that or her husband. and
under no conditions TO give out any IN
formation regarding her mail or ad-
dress.
Bassett declared he had not lived with
his wife since May 1904. and the baby,
which was named for the Rev r Law
renee Hunt was born In Johns hopkins
Hospital in March r. 1906
While IN Baltimore Mrs. Bassett lived
with a family by the name Of Morse
Servants IL the house have said that
they saw Mr. Hunt in Mrs. Bassett' 8
bedroom every day. and that Mrs. Bas-
sett was usually in bed. Two OF the
maids have declared that they saw Mr..
Hunt sitting on the side OF the bed
Another declares that the day before
Mrs, Bassett went to the hospital, which
was Just across the street, Hunt packed
her things IN the 4 INK, as Mrs. Bas-
sett was in bed and unable TO do so.
Hugh Dent, night watchman In the
Albermarle apartment house. has given
testimony hat he carried Hunt 70 Mrs.
Bassetts apartments many times after
Mr.. Bassett left Washington. The man
went on duty at 10 o'clock at night and
was relieved at o'clock IN the morn
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MRS. MAYS TRIAL
TO BEGIN MONDAY

Mrs. Jennie L May. who is under in
dictment fer assault with intent TO kilI
made upon Lucien Cohen. a member Of
the Marine Band. more than a year ago.
will be placed on trial Monday morning
At 10 O'clock.
Mrs. May was TO have gone to trial
about four weeks ago. but she was com
PEELED to go to Providence Hosnital for
an operation. She has fully recovered
and her attorney, Greed NJ Fulton ar
ranged with District Attorney Baker to
have the hearing begin Monday morn
ing.
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second grade at a salary Of $500 per an
mum.
Changes in the third division. TO take
eject on and after November o. 1895:
Promote Miss $ L NOeckel from NTH
TO sixth grade. at same salary. vice Miss
Hattie White, deceased.
Promote Miss = !. Smith from fourth
70 NTH grade. from salary OF 1918 70
$500 peg annum, and from class TO
class T.
Promote Miss Theresa Herrle from
third 70 fourth grade, at same salary.
Promote Miss NJ +. NitZel from sec
Ond 10 third grade, from salary OF $500
10 500 per annum, and from class .
10 g.
Transfer Miss NJ L. Sanderson from
first to second grade at same salary.
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Pickles, Candy and Whisky

Pickles and candy vs.. whisky was the
subject brought up by the reading OF a
communication from A i. Shoemaker.
agent for the Anti-SaloOn League Of ths
District OF Columbia
Mr. Shoemaker advocated the removal
OF ali saloons from the immediate neigh
borhood OF schools lie maintained .nat
even their presence had bad erect
upou children DR. EVermann said that
he believed as did MT. Shoemaker, ana
would like 10 see all saloons done away
with. that is. those near schools.
And how about pickle shops, Dr. EV-
ermann2 ?" asked Mrs. Terrell. Don't YOU
think they could be done away with
\ ripple OF amusement spread through
the assemblage. Admiral Baird burst
into a loud laugh.
why not make it candy shops. too
"A1 excellent idea" said Mrs. Terrell
7 move that candy and pickle shops DC
bauisned from close proximity OF the
schools
Or Evermann moved that prin-
ciuaIs OF the various high schools De
requested 10 make a rep2fu on the mat
ter In a discussion, Wnlcn arose u
was decided that the report should en-
body only the saloons. "a
Or Atwood explained that ne -ldu
visited several Of the cOlored scnools
and found that the pianos in use were
out Of order ,-,
why. that's strange said Admiral
Rafrd Last week I visited the same
schools and listened 70 music played on
the pianos II sounded all right TO me,
Are YOU an authority on cttssiS
music. AdmiraI?' asked Mrs. Terrell
Not exactly" retOrted the presloeh
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BLIND ASYLUM INMATES
IN PANIC DURING FIRE

JACKSON. Miss, Nov Z2--The Missis-
slppi Asylum for the Blind was totally
destroyed By FIRE today, and the several
hundred inmates were thrown into a
Wild panic. There was no loss OF lie.
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Special Notices.

PERSONS WHO WITNESSED accident
10 Young lady who was thrown down
while getting OF Riverdale car on New
York ave. near First ST. NV, evening
o-eaf favor on said young lady BY
mailing their name and address to BOX
rs, Times Once hoSy'--'Z1
TNGROWING NAILS AND SORE FEET
Instantly relieved DR.. White. ChirOp-
odigt. iii Pa. ave. Hours. 70 8, sunday
g. Phone NJ 452. Established 1851
~ Uc50-51t
TTT:C5nvy OF Opaque Shades sea
w l1uOW Empire OIL Opaque: S0o
Shades King Scotch , Hol I,,h ,s ~ ~.
aundlstt's shade FACTORY 47th = 4 NV
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HINDLE Q BAYLISS,

UNDERWRITERS AND .EMBALMERS.
gTH AND Il SITS. NV. Everything first
class and reasonable Personal and prompt
service Modern chapel. Phone Main ISL.
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Fourth Division CHANCES

Changes In the fourth division. to take
effect on and after December J. 1906.
accept the resignation Of /. A. Gran
ford, teacher OF the fourth grade
Promote a. S. Hughes from third %
Fourth grade a same salary.
Promote J. A. TennysGn from the se~-
ono TO third grade. from salary OF 500
70 &o'o per annum, until remedial legisla
ton can be secured, and from class -
class g. ~
Appoint Margaret Short as teacher ~
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MRS. MUSSEY AS A CRITIC

OF the board. 'T saay, perhaps. though,
be able to distinguish good tune from
bad one"
The order given by Secretary Conner.
No q. for 1ve pianos at S225. Was re-
voked, AMI a new one drawn up for the
same number OF pianos AT $40 each
The following appointments, Tesigna-
tons, and changes were approved by the
board:
substitutes-Ethel Marie Finder. Mil
dred r. Wilson. Halle e English.
Substitutes for the kindergarten de-
partment-ida Willis. Olivia Baker.
Changes In the Sixth division. 10 take
effect on and after December !, 1906:
Accept resignation % ". A. Richmond.
teacher Of second grade.
Promote G. A. CroxIon from FIRST TO
second grade at same salary
Appoint p Louise Cove. teacher OF
first grade. at salary of 500 per annum.
Eighth Division Changes.
Changes in the Eighth Division. to
take effect on and after December !,
1906.
Accept resignation Of J. e. Graham,
teacher OF fifth grade
Promote NJ l. Leins from fourth 10
fifth grade. and from salary of 800 70
$500 per annum, and from class %
class g.
Promote c l.. Franc from third 10
fourth grade at same salary.
Promote Blanche Russ from second 20
( third grade. from salary of $500 to ss75
per annum. until remedial Legislation
can ne secured. and from class to
class 3.
Promote F. r. Bailey from first 70
second grade at same salary
Appoint Constance Backus (No q and
next on the list Of normal graduates), as
teacher OF first grade at a salary OF
500 per annum. Assign TO class 2
Changes IN the kindergarten depart
nent. 20 take effect on and after De
cember !, 1905:
Promote Elizabeth Dickinson from
assistant 70 principal. from class ! 10
class 3, and from salary Of S525 TO S625
per annum. until remedial legislation
can be secured, and assign 10 the new
kindergarten school, TO be opened al
TenleytoWn
Appoint Miss Stella Holly as assistant
and assign TO class / at a salary Of S52T
per annum, until remedial legislation can
be secured
Appoint Miss Cora NJ johnson as a.
I sistant at Tenleytown school. and as-
/ sign 70 class !. at salary OF S575 Der
/ secured OH Oe
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Cheered on to Victory.

Those who saw the game remember
how the little brown-eyed Kentucky
belle cheered the heart OF her hero on
to victory. how he saw In every scrim-
mage, every line plunge, and every des-
perate end run those sparkling, expect
ant eyes Of love searching him out
across the field. And when as vlctory's
greatest reward she promised him her
hand, none Of the friends Of the pair
were surprised The wedding was set
for last June. but that IL was quietly.
and without explanation from either
broken OF, is now matter Of social
history.
Then subsequently came the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Vera
Gilbert. the stepdaughter of Charles L.
II. Gilbert. New York architect or SO
RtvcrsidS drive. to the former Yale ath-
lete. Seemingly this beautiful New
York and Newport girl had found in
the manly form of Shevlin her ideal
But now comes the tale that Shevlin' 5
second romance. scarcely begun Is 10
end, and all because Papa Gilbert has
heard some whisperings concerning Ger
tain OF Toms supposed doings while in
Paris.
Tom is reported to have fed from Gu
pid's threshold TO faraway Oregon,
while Papa Gilbert and pretty Miss
Vera both maintain strict silence as
TO the cause of the big athletes sudden
leave-takng, said 10 be his abrupt dis
missal.
Thus the two beauties have turned
their backs on the former Yale star
within one short year. and the friends
or all three are wondering why.
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ion that the same rules and regulations
which have all along prevailed shohld
be left intact
II can conceive no good reason she
SAID, why our present rules shoulq DC
revoked and new ones substituted in
their place. They seem 10 be answering
the purpose, SO why not let wei enough
alOne?"
''It seems TO me-" said DR.. Chancellor.
that a superintendent here Is mercy
dormant factor. According TO my IN
depreciation OF the law, ] should be con
suited before any school supplies are
purchased 1t IS primary essehtiSl
that a superintendent be informed on all
matters pertaining 10 the management
OF school affairs. especially money mat
tiers"
DIR. Evermann produced a copy OF the
school law and read therefrom an eN-
tract designating the specihc authority
imposed la the superintendent. IL was
shown that the superintendent should
De consulted on All matters. especially
those referring 70 the purchasing OF
school supplies.
Speaking for the members of the
textbook committee. OF which he is
chairman, DIT. Evermann asked permits
sion of the board 10 investigate the
methods pursued by the secretary IN
making such purchases.
There are hundreds OF magazines and
periodicals. sad ne, being distributed
among the schools. ] would Ike 10
know 10 what use they are being put.
and what amount OF money is being
spent for them.
4 am sure the secretary understands
what I mean" he asdded. moment
later. replying 70 an inquiry from a
member OF the board.
If hs doesn't" said Mr.. Conner. 1T
would be well TO get another secre-
taFy."
Secretary Rssents Criticism.
The secretary was somewhat per
tur1ed. and. rising TO his feet. said
AT the last meeting of the board ! was
severely criticised for having made the
purchase OF textbooks. / have re-
ceived from the various high and man
u; training schools acquisitions for
scnool supplies. II the board will take
formal action In the matter and author
iEe me 10 make the purchases / VIII BIVt
the orders Immediately
Mrs. Terrell made motion that the
matter be carried over TO another meet
ing.
President Baird This matter needs
prompt attention Some Of the schools
are IN bad repair still others need sup
plies and IN some instances II VIII be
Impossible 10 conduct school unless
these matters are given immediate at
tentiOn. Before 1 viii authorize the
secretary To proceed IN the matter
will see the children freeze nrst
DR. Evermann suggested mat the Iequi'
SitiOns oe turned over to TIE committees
having such matters In charge rms
was done.
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Tom SheVlin'S Second En-
gagement Broken; He
FleeS to Oregon.

Has the little love-god deserted Tom
Shevlin, Yalc's eX-footbsH captain, and
does the once potent love charm OF
this former gridiron hero now fan in
its mission. where not long ago the
mere effect OF his big, manly self
blowing across a player-streWn foot
ball field set a hundred feminine hearts
a-fiutter? Why has the giant football
man failed 10 hold the heart strings of
a least one or TWO maids whose glauces
20 him were IN turn those Of the sweet
est and falresJ in all the uniVerseI is
il because the stout heart. once the
lOyalest OF Old ELS battle-scarred gridi-
ron heroes. has lately grown tickle, or
the feminine hearts have turned cold
because OF some whispered misdeed OF
the eN-caDtaIn.
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PILES CURED IN 9 TO "A DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro
truding Piles IT. c to a days or money re-
funded. 5oc.
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His Second Love Affair.

These are questions being asked by
friends in this city OF ex-Captain Tom
Sheylin. whose broken enga cement to
the beautiful Miss Vera Gilbert, pre-
sent holder OF the crown of leadership
Of Newport's younger set. has just been
announced. They remember how but a
short year ago the former football mans
engagement 10 Miss Elizabeth Sherley
CT Louisville. one OF kentucky's proud
est and most beautiful daughters.
genuine Blue Grass girl, and OF the
bluest OF blue blood. was broken of in
the same mysterious manner. Now the
gossips' tongues are wagginR furiously
and many are willing To ascribe as the
reason. one OF Toms old time off-coIor
pranks.
Those of SheVlins friend.r in the cap
tain's social set have wondered, too. at
the suddepness Of the cooling of little
love ministers ardent wooing, OF the
TWO darts thought to have been deeply
embedded in their feminine quarry, only
to be broken of ere they were well
sped. They remember well how the gi-
ant football captain led Old ELS husky
sons 10 victory over John Harvard
braves In 1905. and how that act won for
Shevlin the love OF the beautiful Miss
Sheriey.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

8ietis ganbiag. Ratbelp 8.
@baIep % fire andre SettIere pdn
Bitter Root.2dnbet / peitlige Mon.
tana bar anIogt Sog mob Nortbern
Hncifc.S acknowledgements for at fda
Gienbomsret til lit 2anb. Striben
ON bette 2on6 Dor oaret I9nge o.
bar pHret fsrt Iige til Sttoeurigsmi-
nilteren, og Gorilns bar enoos p1ret
inSbragt | aongresien for at birlpe
SettIerne. Hortbern Raeific.S ern-
banefcmpani fit Of Reeieringen ale
ulige nunuerereoe Seftioner inben 40
Wfl ira Banen, o. &ompaniet sjorbe
ogiau Sorbrina poa be ulige Seftio-
ner pda Bitter Moot.2 anbet, lom af.
itobes af Snoianerne. 2auofontoret
| Wisioila bar nestet at mootage
anisgninger ON bette 9anb, cg So.
neofpntoret ! @aibtngton bar bifoIbt
bets &ienheIie. Nn vil Settlerne ie
til at fna gienoomsret | BEN feberole
&et, ba be paaitadr, at baaoe 2anb.
fonturet | Wisiouda og SHoenrigs.
ntiniiteren bar operifreOet i'm gutori-
tet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Glitnn,s.

SnbbrubstpDe brso Jig forIeSeu
Rat IND | Stidlep, 8rap & Sos
9anf / Sroquois, jprengte Benseifa-
bet meb Ritroglecerin og itial 5000.
Grpfoiionen pRffebe 5olf op, os Here
Sfito bleu affpret eiter 8sperne, men
De mbfom.
1eter Solution i Reriben Soma,
blep for ire Iar iiben Sr9bt at en- al
fine Irbeibere, % ban efterIob zig en-
uagte 0atter, Riis anna 8miIiou
/ 8ibion Gitp. os en- Sorruue paa
$4,000. Der bar p9ret megen
Stri6 ont htsie Rerge; Cd Sibear.
oinger giproe 5or6ring paa arpen
frernfu ben uaete 3ntter, men Dom.
mer &enneop afsab forleoen Dag !
Sarton, SorS Goiuttp, oeu a~ienbeIie,
at 9atteren annn bar berettiget til
grpe,,, ttaor Der life bar andre 81.
refte arpinger. Niis 8dulion er
Selefonoperater I 8ibion Gitp og er
forlooet. grpaitpet bar p9ret lroiat,
forbi bum og benoeS ai9reite maatte
tjene 8enge, men M fol mart grpl-
l,tpet itad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
JnoIanoet.
Gnrun.
err @oua;uaer brrnSt.

Ger @ogainger brrnSt. Mf
treo forrise 2srSua les | Sluifts 8e'
itourant / Charlton % sbeIasSe iel
Wturfensbrgninger. Sabet iises al
ntIe beIsbe ia til 100000. Gpit
hnsbnguinaen % Def mclte al Sens
cSnSholS brGtbte.
Niis Mclia Garitcnfou, en- ING
Game / Clinton, 1T FIG forIeSeu DAG
tiliegtot en- Dor mco Ganbp pr. 8plt
ga bun aubueoe gorsrt, fienSte bun
en- mistGufelie 2lipt % loo Suffer.
tsiet tutSerisge, og bet bite fig, al
oct bar Sp2oet / &arboIIpre. 8oIi.
ttet bar life hinnet fomrre eFter,
hneTt Seroeren er.
Gu &cfprmbepGseIie er iot ieang
al apinSerres fuiteIiae 4fbpISSfor-
enirg / 8uterIoo. Oct sjGIber fsrii
at frutnge ale Apptefere Retten til
OF irIec beruieuSe 3ritfe, % peb 81.
/. Den Oerai ifd Der bpIbes en- 8effe
fore 8nffeiiesmsher. Or. Sorep, 8n.
flor StIort ira Ohio, 8Gitor Charles
SleronSer og mnaife osioa ben be,
fiea6te "9iIlp" SunSon iant andre
Observation-Disclosures ifal nptrrSe %
NbiGIpe til at broe Nforolen / @ater.
loo | inaenGrpnoe aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
SUB pakutu.

So Smaaguttcr / Ienopcoo IcgeSe
forIeoen Dag mco Ell Repolper. OF
ShrSOet off ubclSigpis al, og <gIeu
trof Ben enc az grsorem, NeI$
9ogte, / Sooeoet % tilfsiebe bam ct
Sanr, Jon maaife pil mcbfere Do.
Ocr.
FRA Eicrrc u~RSocIe&, at Sfniie'
in0fra1niuaen Tor oct iiSite apartaI
at 1905 bar bebre cn0 ifior, itisrt
Den tctale Sum er u,inNrr. Sotal.
iunren Tor oct itoite apartaI iiior
.pur S233 ,363.43 % for iaar $204,.
l56.7S. Rebaauger itplSes Ct I'm
SeritllO ira flor. Sln ire Gountper
/ Staten mSfrGpeSe minSre Stat
iaar emo iiior, % 6orifieueu bar life
fuISt $50. Solicit | Staten or | Oct
belle tnaet ] goo finonciel Stiline 90
betdler lin Sfat. Ger bar ogian Dor.
RET en- bel Gel Sar6 iulst 90 oct
hiGtper til at betnIe op Bammel Stat.
8pen CT ! Rprte. - Set eleftriife
'2gSoert / gerreSforo % WeIusIen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

meter. 4cropcrten er 1.S Weter
bsi.
RerfeIigt er oct, at SrrrelguIpet
rniten er b~ori5ortalt meo en- afot-
selie pua fln 80 gm. 9ette nsiag.
tige @rbeibe, iom neppe tan tilifripes
et rent Stlf9Ioe, tpoer poa ct eller
anbet, ON emo prtritiut, SiGlpemib.
Del til 8untrolering al Sori5ortaIen.
Soorleoes bor bette RipelIertngsin.
iirrment euer 8nterpas ieet uo2 Sg
boorleoes bnr man fimbet, at ma1t
bar | en iaiff &etniue9 SpprleOeS
par oct mlrIiat nteS @roncereoffaber
at Glgge eller bore iig igiennem Slip.
benz Sur man fun Grbeibet meo
Saanbfraft, eaer bar man bnot no
gen maffiultgueube Sielp? Spor
lGnge tam arbeiSet babe baret9
3isie Spsrgsmnal fan man fife
MI beipare, men iiffert CT bet Dog, at
Sifoatimnelen / girfelig6eoen repre-.
icnterer ct mere 9igmttif arbeibe
END SimplontiimeIen. &eo AT Ren.
~reifebaano fsrte 8roncereoifaber bar
man tr9nst igiennem Shipper, Der |
SimpIon iplittebe og ilspeoe oct Il.
reite Staalbor fsrt at Waifiner.
9isie g8efias' ~Sr9enisrer, Iuur
iIteoenior gleftricitet % 3gnamit
fun bapbe Slapepiffen, maa ! Sano.
beo babe bpret bpstige!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
marbinptnn.
0enlid Mpper. 90

@enlia Rsuer. Dfoies @oioimith
en- Seater.a gent og Gier al StranS
Sotel | Seattle, bleo forrige sSreoagS
@~ftermiooag onbclot % frarspet 81.
$50 / tit 8GreIie / 2incoln Sotel Der
/ 9peu. On WtnnO, iom par inbifre.
ben / Soteilets Reeiiter iom s. q.
9nrfe ira Butte, Wont., tit 8clb-
imitb meo fiji inc ! bennes 8Grelie,
i6et ban foregau, at ban pilbe fisbe
bans Seater. IA De bar fontne IND
| 8GreIiet. trnf BEN iremmeSe op Ell
&eppluer og tpang @olbimitb I'll ut
inSertegue en- She'd for operuGpnte
Srm iGmt at teleipnere til Seonbi.
naptau.a uerican @ouf, pou bpilfen
annisningen Loo, OF aittoriiere oen
til Of betale Yeneene. 9erefter laa'
iebe gitrfe @olbimitb irtbe | gaOepR.
rdiet. men isr ban aif, tpg bmt
@oIbimitb / Snnrben og taffeSe bam
for bdrts @enlisteb. 9a Yolitiet tit
0ps ON Saaer, bar Sppen foriuun.
Sen fra Senttle.
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Wenmeifcts &arafter %
@angen.

ct opiinSiomt Sopeo mener oeS
m%ongeaarige Sagttagelier at bape
TditiIaaet, at Der beitaar en- intim Sors
binbelie mellem Ieuneifets SsSoer
% Sopebet, og at man fam bragg rig
tige Slittnirger meb Senim til Sea-
raftercn, taar man iagttager 8ans
GET. Oct or forsurist noget, man
lenge bar mcnt, mett Spoageren al
oct npe Smtem brin9er DOG nogei
mt, ioet ban inbbeler Sfrfotene | fire
Sopeotpper. SAN tiger iaale6es:
Den, ser beoeger Jig baitigt irem'
40 meo inuan Sfribt, pil, mar han er
0ano, piie Zig at pGre ell 8eSiiniit
eler ct ganife i9rlig begaoet @enne'
ffe; er paagiplbenoe berimob en-
apinoe, fan man at oeuue Sort
Gang lutte JIG til en- bis Srioolitet
I 9urafteren.
Iae Sc, Ser pditorer l~angiout al
iteo meb lnnge Sfribt, en- Renneifer,
Der tGitter 1llegef oont oner Que VI
bets Spprgsmaai men oen, oct finn.
ser Jig afiteo meb lanse, burtige
SfriSt, err af ct trGttefiGrt % frige'
riff @enpt.
Sorsprigt er set life nof meb, al
oerne "Opftuber" opitiler Sabeuer
oper fine Weomemeifers Gang, ban
pil ogloa piie en- nroen MaaSe, bpor'
eaa mani aieuuem SsSSerne fan no
finSe jim fiGre Parties 8arafter.
SAN paaitaar I. Or, at Solf, Der
er foretaeionme % bor megen Stllio
til fig ielp, 9aar me9et ITO ttIbenS.
Wenneifer, Der bar Ell inSaSpenot
&arafter-iom Oipiomater og Sem'
Observation-Disclosures roget IND
40 tiIberS, meoens 0felnnfolifere %
mooIsie @erueiter bep9ger Jig trent
az meS lGbenee Sfribt, % energtife
SoIf tr9ber ialt til og pfteit bsier
8n9et Iiot fremab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

Der braarote iibIie 2srbags Woraen,
% 4pen er MI | Wsrfe. 2psperfet
eieoes at u. q. Maion. 5abet bar
$4,000, os Der bar a~siurance ior
$4,000.
Weeset espsninssarbribr. Der
bleD | 1905 opfsrt npe gpgninser !
Danfton for $400,O0 Der opfsr.
ties en- Eoitbrtsbpsnins for $S7 1000,
npt Gourtbus for $50, 900, M futoIIf
airfe for $27, 900. npt eIeftriff 2ps-
bert for $4,000, "3reie Bresie"s
gpsnine $4,000, Danfton College
gibliotef $4,000 og Sdueud- gartb
grepiig Sos 9rpggeri $4,000.
Eesitoen en- WGngSe prioate geboel.
iesbnie.
Gn analaare Mep opodget af Rif.
liam 2euel, cn Snrnler noroenfor
Vfiuer, JON borebe Ell arteliif grsno.
Zen er 1900 SoD UNDER Sorbens
Sberflabe. 3 Sttinnrene opbaseoes
en- alilaare I9ngere gtoro, iom bon
npr Sperflaben og foripnebe Sett.
lerne | lang Sib meb gr9nSe, men
ai,uet bar al rinsere apolitet emo
Get, Ipm Deuel. mn fanot. Der bar
b9ret boret mango 8rpabe Der | Co.
ner, men man bar life flmbet 8ltl ;
berimob bar Der pgret trter eaer
minbre Sos | ulIe.
Ut Sremifribtsaar. - Sra Suron
meboeIes, at oct forlsbue aar par ct
8remitriotsanr for ben Del al Sta.
ten. Wanse, JONI forpngteSe SanS
ira Eitens SpeflIunter, er M blepne
Selpeiere og bar neofat iie paa egue
Sarrue eaer aisr Sorberebelier til of
gisre BET, 8pe Suie. 2aoebpguin.
ger, Stnlbe os andre Rpbperinger ct
opfsrte. Sormere, iom fsr laante
Yetse for 10 % ~ Broceut, bar MI
ielp 8enge 'ganfeu, iom De uolaa'
uer moo 6 9rocent. Gette er cit
8slge al De Ienere aurs CODE goiin'
ger. De 5oreneoe Staters 2anofou.
tor | Surun gioroe uiebpnnlig gobe
Sorretnin8er / oct iuurbue gar.