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The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29

If It Is Proven That He Gave Ne
groes Ammunition.

Washington.-The postoffice depart
ment has taken cognizance of the case
Of j. L. Price, the negro in charge of
the station in South Atlanta, whom it
1t is reported has been arrested charged
with supplying ammunition to the
blacks. An investigation now is un-
der way, and if it be true, as alleged,
that Price has been taken into custody
On the grounds stated and is convicted,
he will be dismissed from the service of
the government.
The practice of the department uni
versally has been that employees COM
hitting offenses involving arrest and
conviction are removed from their posi-
tions. A report has been asked for
from the postmaster ct Atlanta, and
until it is received no action with re-
gard to Price will be taken.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
MOB STORMS JAIL IN ATLANTA
SUBURB AND TAKE BLACK
MAN FROM CELL.
R|DDLED With BULLETS
ta-MIitia Patrols City and Gov
ernor Threatens to De-
clare Martial Law.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 24-Race rioting
result of the governors threat to place
Atlanta under martial law, broke out
afreSh in the early hours Monday morn
ing. Three negroes were shot in the
streets of Atlanta, while in East Point
six miles south of Atlanta, the Jail was
stormed by mob, and Zeb Long, 80
years old, was taken from his cell and
lynched
The negro had been placed in the
Jail at midnight for pointing a loaded
revolver at Night Marshal Harris. The
mob gathered quickly, and as soon as a
leader was found the attack on the
Jail was made.
The jailer was oyerpowered and the
keys were taken away from him. The
negro was marched to the nearest tele-
graph pole and hanged. His body was
riddled with bullets.
Shortly after II o'clock Monday
morning a mob of white men chased a
negro into the Marion, one of the lead
ing hotels of Atlanta, and mortally
wounded him. AS the negro ran into
the hotel he was followed by the mob,
and when he tried to run up the stair
way leading to the second floor an un-
known white man fired a shot at close
range.
the negro fell and 1t was thought he
was dead. He got up and ran through
the hall, and as he did so three more
shots were fired at him. The negro
leaped from the porch and escaped
Henry Thrasher, a negro stonecut-
ter from Lithonia, was shot down
while walking on Mcdonnell street, but
was not fatally wounded
James Hoge, a white man, has been
taken to Grady Hospital, probably ia
tally wounded by brick which was
hurled through a street car and struck
MIN on the head. He is from Macon,
Ga.
Conductor G. L. Donaldson and Mo-
torman H. G. Estes, with two white
passengers, were fired on by a gang
of negroes last night while riding on
street. Conductor Donald
son grabbed the controller and shot
the car ahead, while bullets rained
about him.
Every barroom in town has been
closed by special order of the mayor,
and will remain closed until furtl-er
orders.
So far as is known 10 negroes have
been killed and scores wounded. The
negroes are burying their dead in Sc
cret, and it is impossible to say just
how many met death in the riot
eff the rioting of Saturday night is
repeated l will declare Atlanta under
martial law"
This statement was made by Gov.
Terrell, following a conference with
number of prominent Atlanta citizens,
who first asked the governor to de- ;
clare martial law and then, when they !
found what it meant, withdrew their .
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
BRYAN IN NEW ORLEANS.
Escorted Through Streets-Receptior
and Banquet Given.

New Orleans, Sept. 24.-William J.
Bryan arrived in New Orleans on a
brief trip into this state, which he en-
tered about daybreak.
On his way to this city Mr.. Bryan's
train stopped at Hammond, La, for
him to make 15-minute speech. Upon
arrival mere he was escorted through
the principal streets, and then fol-
lowed a reception and a banquet.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Trouble With Millionaire.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 23.-Mrs. Cora
Somers was granted a divorce from
Charles w. Somers, vice-president of
the American League Mr.. Somers did
not contest the case, and Judge Bah,
cock absolved Mrs. Somers of marital
obligations upon her testimony, in
which she said she had been cruelty
treated for several years. The testi-
mony of Mrs. Somers also charges her
husband with brutality.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
SEVERE PHILIPPINE STORM.
Gunboat Ashore, Lighters Sunk
Shipping Damaged.

Manila, Sept. PA typhoon has
occurred in the Philippines south of
Manila. The wires are down and there
Is no report of the damage done in
the provinces. Manila was practically
untouched.
The arsenal and shipping were
damaged at Cavite. The gunboat
Arayat is ashore and seven lighters
were sunk. There was no loss of life.
The damage is not believed to be Sc
rious.
The storm will delay the departure
Of retiring Gov.-Gen. Ide from the
islands.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Cattlemen Must Stand Trial,

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 24.-Five of the
thirteen cattlemen indicted last spring
for fencing government land in the
western part Of the state will be re-
quired to stand trial in the United
States district court In Wichita next
week. 1t is expected that the cases
against the others will be dismissed,
as they have removed their fences.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Bishop Wants a War,

Ishpeming, Mich, Sept. 24.-Bishop
c. c. DicCabe of Cincinnati, who is
presiding over the sessions in prog
ress here of the Detroit Methodist
Episcopal conference, in sermon
Sunday in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church on Religious Liberty"
said that he would like to see war de-
clared against the sultan of Turkey.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
A Bio Government Enterprise.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Sept. pa telegram
message from Roosevelt stated that
at Sis o'clock Friday morning Super
vising Architect Hill laid the corner
stone of the Roosevelt storage dam, an
immense rock weighing six tons. This
is the beginning of the real construc-
tion of the big government enterprise,
all previous work being preliminary.
The stone laid is SO feet below the nro-
NAL beu of the river.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
A COLD-BLOODED MURDER.
An Old Man Killed and His House
Set On Fire.

Leavenoworth, Kas., Sept. "a. Ed
ward Bludsoe, aged "A, was murdered
in his home here early Sunday in a
most cold-blooded manner and his
house set on fire. The murderer, evil
IDENTIFY actuated by robbery, had
crushed Bludsoe's head with an AK
Louis Williams of Strong City, near
here, was arrested charged with the
crime.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
HUNTING UP MARINES
Hurry Orders Received at Naval
Academy.

Annapolis, Md.-Hurry orders were
received at the naval academy marine
barracks from Washington this after
noon. The less important gates to the
academy, which are guarded by ma
rines, were ordered closed, and squads
were sent out looking for such marines
rs were on liberty leave 1t is under
stood that there will be a movement of
he local marines for Cuba
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Texas Zionists LoyaI TO DoWje.

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 22.-The
Catholic church of Zion in this city
has closed its doors as a result of the
triumph of VOliva in Zion City. Mrs.
Mary McGee Hall, the pastor, has quit
the pulpit permanently, refusing alb
solutely to recognize any one but
DOwie
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Missourian EIopes.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 23.-Herman
Gibson, of Kansas City, was arrested
by detectives of that city in Omaha
and taken back to Kansas City to face
bride-to-be, whom, it is alleged, he
had deserted only few minutes be-
fore the ceremony was to have been
performed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Worlds Supply Of Jute Short.

New York, Sept. 2O.-The govern
ment jute forecast has been received
by cable. and shows a crop of about
100000 bales. Factors here say this
will not be large enough for the
worlds requirements, and it accounts
for the advancing prices in burlaps
and other products.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Heir to Throne Expected.

San Sebastian, Sept 22-It is semi
officially announced that the queen of
Spain is in an interesting condition.
The Princess Ena of Battenberg and
King Alfonso of Spain were married
May 81. 1906. -
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Explosion In Canada.

Winnipeg, Sept. 21.-Word was re-
ceived in this city of a dynamite ex-
plosion which occurred on the right
Of way of the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway, near Finmark, New Ontario.
in which five persons were killed out
right and six others injured, one of
whom is expected to die.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Brvan at Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 21.-For one hour
and fifteen minutes Thursday after
noon, William j. Bryan addressed an
audience of about 1000 people gath
cred at the skating rink of the Ponce
de Leon park. His reception was cor
dial and hearty, but it was not wholly
enthusiastic, or more than usually
demOnstrative.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
EIGHT-HOUR LAW FOR U. s.
Roosevelt Extends Rule to All Govern
ment Work.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 20.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has extended the
eight-hour law to apply to all public
work under supervision of any de-
partment of the government
This order objects more particularly
work on river and harbor improve
mentS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
BattIeship Squadron.

Gibraltar, Sept. 24.-The vessels of
the United States second cruiser
squadron, under comm and of Rear
Admiral Brownson, have sailed, the
West Virginia and Pennsylvania for
Naples and the Colorado and Mary
land for Palermo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
Colorado Republicans.

Denver, Col, Sept. 21-The repub-
1icans nominated Henry A. Buchtel.
chancellor of the Denver university, to
succeed Philip B. Stewart as the re-
publican nominee for governor of Col
orado.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
REBELS ARE OBSTINATE
ARE MARCHING ON HAVANA TO
STOP TROOPS.
send ULTIMATUM TO PAL MA
Guerra Notifies Palma That Fur.
ther Concentration Of Army
Must Cease.

Havana, Sept 22.-Pino Guerra, the
1nsurgent leader in the field, says he
will not trust to any government prom
1ses, but bluntly declares that he will
not lay down his arms unless he gets
guarantees from the American peace
commissioners.
For several days the government
has been concentrating troops in Ha-
vana. Friday Guerra sent word to
the government that If the concentra-
tion of troops is not stopped he would
immediately move on Havana.
The government ordered Col Avalo,
in the Pinar del Rio district, to come
to Havana Immediately with all his
available forces Avalo has already ar
rived at Artemisia.
Guerra was informed of it, and he
Is now marching toward Havana,
where he intends camping to prevent
a further movement Of government
troops in the vicinity of Havana. He
is now just south of Havana.
Intervention Seems Necessary.
Secretaries Taft and Bacon have
practically abandoned hope of finding
a middle ground, and fear that de-
cision in favor Of either the govern
ment or the rebels would result in no
more than temporary tranquility for
the island.
1t is their belief that American oc-
cupation Of Cuba is the only way to
end the civil warfare, and 1t is not
denied that intervention must be fol-
lowed by American sovereignty.
Secretary Taft has cabled to Pres
ident Roosevelt regarding the gravity
OF the situation, and Mr.. Roosevelt Is
expected to dictate the future pro.
gram.
Secretaries Taft and Becon heard
Friday the first American testimony
on the situation, given by the COM
mittee of ten Americans selected for
this purpose. They also heard Gen.
Freyre Andrade and Alfredo Zayas.
The latter outlined the claims of the
liberals.
Palma to Resign?
It is being persistently rumored that |
President Palma the members Of his |
cabinet and senators elected last De-
cember will resign, thus cOnceding the |
demands of the insurgents and af- |
fording a basis of settlement. Presi- |
dent Palma will not make any state !
ment Neither will members Of his !
party.
The American peace emissaries will !
hear what the commanders of the in !
surgent forces have to say. Some of |
these are coming from Santa Clara,
Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces.
If they persist in their demands the
will only increase the COM
plicatiOns.
But Secretaries Taft and Bacon
have an intricate problem to solve.
Cuban politicians are exceptionally
smooth" and the harvest Of informa-
tiOn is heavy. To thrash the grain
from the chaff will require fine dis
ceTnment and great patience. Messrs.
Taft and Bacon have manifested
in making it a rule to
require signatures to statements sub
mitted. Many will balk at thus put
ting themselves on record.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29
An Increase for TeIeoranhers,

Bloomington, ILL.,, Sept. 24.-The
Chicago G. Alton railway has notified
the telegraphers on it's Illinois lines
of an increase in pay, Ianging from
$3.50 to $3.50 q month.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-09-29

Contrary to Treaty of Portsmouth.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 24.-It is re-
ported here that the Japanese are
erecting Notifications in Southern
Saghalin, contrary to the treaty of
Portsmouth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Tornado / Vebraifa.

Spcr Srruos County / set ip0ueit.
li9e GebraIta itrsg ON Gitermiooa.
gen BEN 30te apriI Ell tornado. iout
gioroe meget onot. 6Iere Suie blpite
ne6, % mango Geriorer fom til Sfa.
&c, men ingeu blco brGbt. Sornd'
Ooen fom fra Spboeit og fog fsrit
reb hos Sobu 8epnolSs, Ser Dor 5
Nil / Geit for @peu SriorS. Sans
Slls bleo sbeIagt, men 9cbcerne Hap
meo en- rtrge Stooe. 9ernGit bien.
iSgte Soiroelitormeu 5reo Sartmon
% 6reo 3retps, bpts Suie bIcp op.
reuue. Ser par 9eboerre life iau
betoige. NPiten ale font ill Staoe,
% Bertha Sartntdu bIep ioa tfSe til.
reOt. at bun maoife life biz itaa oet.
6reO 2oos og Z. 5. Goof fit IigeGeOes
fine Suie 6oelagte. = Buffalo OF
Rorningoicp SfoteSiitrifter neS6lp.
tie SfcIebuiene, og en- bcI Gel 2aocr
% andre 6armbp8ringer fif famine
Wfe6fart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Seiten | Wilpaufee.

8eS t76e 0toiigiten | Riluaufee
oiI Der blue boIot Saler al isIgcnSe
!Serrer: Or. SSobou Sc 9eife. Nil.
lpaufee; Brof. ,. 8. IiitaS. gIbton;
Yrof, SuIirts e. SIiou, Ea6iiou;
3oniul Sldf s. 8ooe, Milpuufee;
e. Sorriiou, Mtaritopoc;
g. 9. Sdugen. WuSiicn; Rat.
g. StedrrS. TIilIpuutee; Or. Gum.
Serior. ga Grosie; Beer Strgmmc,
RaStior: u. 6. Soulen. Rrrttorpoc:
3. 6. BeteriOu, Superior. @lrocr.
usr GooioioH niI bIipe tirTteSe. ulerr
bar ~ofilcaet at tale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Bog oper BOG.

Suffertruiten bar facet ell &lrol /
llnitco 6ruit Gompanp, iiacr ct Sele'
gram fra gteiu Nort. Sioitnppnte
bar figbt 10000 acres &ano, iom
aoar neS til Ripe'g ugtcu poa RorS'
fpiten al 6ubn, % oct itaar | 8cgrcb
meo at buaae oct itsrite Sufterperf |
Beroen. 0ette oil foite So 900, 600,
og Set ifal f1rnne ieoere 5000 IONS
Suffer ON 3ugen. aae Suffertrlt.
items Sabrifcr er life iitau0 til Ell
Itarre Broouftion. Ter bill freezes
5000 Cons StouI til ben pGlSiae
Sufferfobrif, oa ben fol be9pu6e fin
Gitfiombeb / September 1907. :
6eritningeu ifal ben ~proouccre 1900
IONS on 0ageu; men naar ben or
iitlot iUroig, ifaI groSuftiouen gaa
op til 5000 Cons baglig. Suffer.
r6r porer | Wrngoe paa Cuba, og 25
IrRn paa 10 Solotonspogne boer ifdl
brin9c Sufferrsr til Gerfet. Gu
Sernbune paa 100 Mil itol bpgaes
pau Gienoommen, og ueSe peo Ripe'
9ugtcn ifal ser uuI9ggeS 9rpsger,
6uorfra Sufferet IniteS oOer / Damp.
iftbe. eu Gel ifoI meo Guba'ganeu
icubes iii Sopnra. iaa Suffertruiten
oil faa en- RipaI | to Of Gems Saone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Dvrt at lepe.
paa fipSforussrnhessr tie.
get meo "a psf. iiSeu 1897.
WegetHgcmpe Spsapcr.

"Sbe Rurenu Of 2ubor" | Roib.
irgton bar uctup uSSipet Ell Bulletin
meo Ttteler .8rtierueS
aiirS ira 1890 til 1905, iom biier.
bporDoH 8riierre pna 2ipSforueoen.
he0er / bette SiSSrltnt pau @rufto al
0ingiep.S artffeu or fteget til Sc M.
oprerSe ereitdaerSe Setoer ttftroos
for, at DC ieIoiamnte artifler itaSt9t
iGl9es me9et btHtgere til lloIanSet.
SisIge oenne Bulletin naae6c Eri'
ierne paa SiuSiornsoenbeoer - ale
taget unoer ct - / 1905 beiere emo
nogeniinoe fer / ale 6e Mar gureauet
bar 6reoet sisie ltnoerisaeIier. @ien.
nemIHitspriisrHe | 1905 bar &c BRO.
cent before emo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for 10.Iarsperiocen 1890 49, 1895
og oper 90 groceRt b6iere eitS Gri.
ierne / 1897. Sriferue paa 5arm.
prooufter oar | 1906 life minbre emo
5S.6 9rocent bsiere eno | 1896, an.
6rc Sp5eparer 80 Frocent bsiere enc
/ 1896, alqSeoarer 90 Grocent bsiere
END / 1897, 9rGnoiel oB Chs nGiter
40 Brocent Feiere enb | 1894, HeS.
ifnber % 8erftsi ~ Brocent bsiere
END i 1898, 2infber og 9pggemate.
riaIcr Ala Frocent beiere emo ! 1897.
Drugs % aemifnlier "a Grocrnt
bstere enb / 1896, Msbler o. SrSges
ranb % Rrocent bsiere emo / 1897
og andre MISUNDERSTANDING fam.
un6er Riibrifen ~"forifjeI'
Itgt" 23.4 Iroccnt beiere emo / 1896.
Ser er oItiao 0boleiaIepriicrne for
1905 iommenIiguet rtcS be Mar | oen
uGsute Reriobe, bo Griierue pno zoe
forifielipe Grtifler itoS Iooeit, %
man bill ie, at set or ct ganife aIoor.
Iigt Spraue.
Srtierne I 1905 roae6e Ssioepunf.
tet / December, Ga @boIeioLepriierne
pau ole observation-disclosures tiIiammen
par life miuSre emo 33.7 8rocent
bsiere ems / 1897. Gnoog fra &c.
cember 1904 til December 1905 iteg
Eriieruc meO uGiten 6 8roccnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Guntmins 90 perfins.

8uoerusr Gummins gisr irentoe.
les goo 5renaana | Gountpfoupeutio.
uernc Staten runot. 8ruuop OF Gal.
bonn Sountper booSe Ronpeuiioner |
EtrSOngs, % beaaeS 9elegatiouer til
Statsfouoentioucn bIep initrncrct til
at itcnrte for Gummiu8. 2i8eIeoes
boIoteS Ger iomme Dag BrimrrpaIa
/ Bolt Gountp, hpor 8es Ioincs err
beIiggcuOe, % GrmmiuS sif ogioo
ber al nteo Seireu. Sfslae OpgoDer
fra GeS Woines | SnSoogs boo6e 8lt.
pernsrcn Sa ca. 500 al DC til Stats.
foupentioucn oaIgte GeIegoter, %
gerfinS boooe neppe baIoanSct bun.
ore0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Gr.6upcrncr 600.

Snnes 6. Bomb, Ben eneite Demo.
frnt, JON noaeniinoe bar oTret gu.
uernsr i Rebrnifa, 6sSe / omaha Sen
30te april. Gan bar ieSt / SrlanS
90 fom til amrrifn, Sa ban bar 10
Nar aamncI. ~ Mar ienere reiite
ban mco i'm 9ror no til @ebraIfa %
begpHote at Sripe apGgnoI, isre ga.
rer irem % tilbage % uSfsrc arbei.
Der ior Rc8ieringen. San bar ben
fsrite, Tom oprettcoe ct Storilnateri /
Smoba % tientc iig rig. Ga ban
bar ualgt til 8upernsr, opItoO set
SpsrgSnoal ont ban par Sorcne6e
StaterS Berger, % citer en- laneoo.
ria anmp blep oct oipiort al Soreneoe
StaterS &sicitcret i bans 6ansr. s
Omaha bpsacSe ban TO Sperabuie %
flere fore Sontorbpgninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04
Silippinerne.

Sfsige ct Telegram ira 8aibiug.
ton bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peSta'
get Ell aorporatiorstop eiter nueri.
fdnf Rmiter. Ssr babe Gerre fun
Den ipoH1te 5anoeislou. Tom fun ooar-
Zig pdsfe0e til SurboIoene. Ru CT Den
opbG0et. % 6olf. iom snifer at AT.
brtHge aapttal I ftlipptHfte 5orstas
GENDER. bar at gdd trent cfter Sen upe
2oo, Der iternmer meo a~merttauite
Observation-Disclosures.
Tens oigtigite geitermefier er fsl.
genSe: 5 eaer Here 8erioner. Sog
life mere emo 10, boorai Be fieIte Dor
paa 2erre, fan intorporere iig ue0 at
6enoeU6e Tia til oeotomrenSe Grs
beSsman5 inoen 6eR ~flippinfe He.
giering. SamIagetS 5oOeotortor ma
barre paa EerHe. Get tan beitaa in0.
til 80 aar. antalet al Sireftsrer
maa pare fra ) iii Is.
> Ssr SnfOrporniioneu 6ebsper Blot
20 Broernt al &apitaIitoffen at sRre
inbifriberet 90 20 groeent al Sub.
ifriptionen at ppre ino6etaIt. Sport.
Iernc er fun $12.50 j Sub. ~StOcfs"
og Bombs Ton nSiieSes for aontnnt
eIIer for eienoom JON er ! 900 StnnS.
amcrifunife eIler uoenlnnoife aor.
porationer ton bripe 6orretning pan
6ilippinerue peo at ilotage Sieenie
hos 2sResieriugen. 2ieenie foitcr
S25 / Sub. llben iaaoan 2ieenie
blioer uoeulanofe SamIag life amer.
fienote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04

stater, icttoer mango Gen9e biem til
fine 5amiIier. Man ~beregucr, at Sc
ddrlig ieroer $500, 900, % BET or
10 Ell goo Sielp for Ell iaa peuaearm
9pgo iom Rafeoouien. SoIonifc og
0ntesn fisber fun Tibet al american.
he Rrooufter; me Grpcrtcu Scrfra
til aurerifa git 1906 op til $t,2s9,.
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-04

@aarar6cioet ! fulS Sang / Ninnc'
iota 90 TGfotajtuterne.
SGroeles snnaiat Ieir.

Sra iorifielItgc Rarter | Rinneiota
% RorS 9afota mc6OeIes. at 8eiret
Jar prret ~fdrporabelt for g~aaronner,
90 at man erten er onttreitt ipr0ig
meo beu eIler at Sen err / fuIO Gang.
Gen tite Wai tcIearaicrcs fra g(.
bert Sea, Wiur., at Sen forlsbue llge
bar qlnitid. lSoc6e. Sabre og gug
fom / SorSeu / Sreeborn Golmtp, OF
life anoet emo Gin, Sirie (gitaet) %
Eotctcr itoS igien. Reget al SpeScn
er otIere6e fommeu OF. og operoTt ier
ben 8o6t no; men SEN err no9Ls Tiger
ieuerc emo 6er pieter. GcSt 8eir biz
oog rettc pau GorhoISet. Der er life
iddet faa rtcgeu SpcSc icm flor. men
"Succotaib" % Saorc er fommet lite.
Set.
Sra GroofSton, gliun.. frioes:
Zen forIsbue ltge forbeoreoe agreues
me9et heortoerodien. StrSs
6ag Oelt 24oe IpriI itonieOcs 8oaror.
bci0et Of Reauifure, men De eif fife
oper alt. Sarmerne ifpnSer fig MT
neb at iaa, 90 bIir 8ciret goot en- ltge
til, faur man oct meite az Spoeu I
SbeoedreaIet bitter paa fine
Ste6er miuore enc / forrige aor:
men | Sc ~uoroIige gountper pit man
'ad fltISt idd meget eler mere, Sa mar,
Der tfior Ssit fit piFiet mere. af
% @pg bfl Der faces r1ere eno
at Gin omtrent oct i1mmr.
5 ReSriuerodleu idaes / 1906 minbit
So6belt iaa meget 9Ieber % Simutbp
isr. af Rais og Sirie (gaiact)
ser ogiaa bIt iaaet mere. agrc.
iom life fltuoe there's iiior Ssit poa
@raHs al GRoe. oil BIZ tiEiadeSc mco
8rGs, goteter. 9grter, PIONEERS. I. D.
SeIegrdmnter fra Detroit OF Ser.
gus Sails Igoer meset guritigt.
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S~onsworths iom
R~roninsseieiter

Sra Sronobiem ~telegrnferes Den
lite Rai. at man peuter. at Mr. o.
@rs. 0i6olaS 2%onapOrtb, Grpiioent
8ooiepeItS Eatter os S1iserisn, oil
OperpQre Song Saafon Den Toes aro.
ming / 5ronSbiems Somfirfe ben 22Se
Stunt
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Gaarme0icin.

Suisnoer p9 Euienpsr at Diem / Spsr
o. paa 2auoet - tasrs MI tre 7pier OH
1assu al ScOos S~ariaporiua ai bosrt Geos
Ieut al 5dmiiien.
Sporior iaaeGn ubitratt os almiHoslis
Brig? 5oroi Scpos S%ariaparilLa bar pitt
iis at urre ben besIte SddrmeaieiH peo bets
pi0mSerlise arait til at rrHie Spitsntet ira
cue 8plser. ppsrutuos ben trntte 6ornem'
melie, I.abe appetit, i!arne aniistsiarpeH,
sipe Stprte OF Gin.
Sper 10000 S;anfsbprO mrptasne ! TO
Nor peb pirtehs SaIins.
Nr.,o ,utst zuhit;nsf Tor
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Cen iorIsbue ltNe bSr anoerlcScs,
emo oeH pIeter I Roro 8utota paa
oeHre aursti6. flyer ct Telegram ira
Sarge, og Sbeoeiuuntugeu ioregif
meo Sraft pad De fIeite SteSer. Regn
yleier | apriI at barre til SinSer {
ae6rtueroaler; nt odr oct Gpboios.
0eir. Soe6en CT oppe OF itanr to
Soutnrer lst paa mango Steoer |
Nor6 9aFoia. goa andre 8Idoie &c
man ifGro meS at idd Soehe. Sanre,
gpg o8 8ng.
Be0 Gasietton, q. O., 6rebes Bar.
onrctt mco Strait / forrtse ltSe. Tiger
ct Telegram oerfrd. s Seu mtStre og
peftIige Del at Gals Gcuutp bIeb Sotp.
partet al Sdautrgeu titcuoebrugt.
et Telegram fra gaaep Gitp mes.
SeIer, at geiret life fan uGre guniti.
gere for 8aararbeiSct, euo set er.
S%aauiugcn or / fuIb Sang. 8rrn~
ben er uetop, iou Ser ber rGrc. af
5peoc pil Ger btt ilact mere, af 2ir
% Sgg miH6re emo ifior.
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oniularrapporter

aoniul Die g. Rupnoal ftriper ira
CANTON | Mnifa til aoutOret / @oib.
ington, at oen snre Gel al grtfor.
6loSen opreuifes, iaa Ben bIiper iaa
farbqr iom en- Aanal, meoens ben Tor
tog mangen Ssmauos Sip. Sioen
SuIograouinsen / aIonoife begpuOte,
bar Canada anueuot $4,000 pan
5~or6eSrinser, meSer5 Uncle Gam
enonu life bar giort noget. 6slgen
er, at 8ulosraoerue tn9er lin oGient.
lise 5oripning. fra Canada, % oeune
Sanbel inbbrineer mere END Grit
berre. 9arer for benreo So. 900, 600
isrtes / 1905 IND i ben brittle Sci al
guton.L erritoriet. 90 oeraf fom fun
en- 6ieroeoei ira De 5oreneSe Stater.
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Snhiter pan at inn Spoes. 6aa bet ioas.
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