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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
MARRIED IN AN AUTO
Pursued by Police, Cleveland Couple
Are Married While in FLIGHT.

Cleveland, Dec. 1.-Pursued by po-
police. and speeding thru Euclid avenue
at the rate of forty miles an hour, Miss
Irene Dennart and Attorney Lawrence
Dam1schroder, society people, were
night. Their thrilling hide and roman,
tic marriage is the talk of society.
The. wedding was most remarkable
affair from start to finish, according to
none other than the blushing bride her
self. -. -, -"
While riding Thursday evening in
Mr.. Damschroder machine the couple
decided to become man and wife. Jus
tice Of Peace Parker was obtained
The chauffeur and Miss Nadine Wea-
yer acted as witnesses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
HARD JOB FOR GLOVER
Son Of Mrs. Eddy Slated for Mail Car
rier in the Black Hills.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
I, Deadwood, s. d., Dec. 1.-Georpe
lGiiosyyer, only son of Mary Baker Eddy.
head Of the Christian Science church,
maybe compelled to carry mail sacks
to Roubaix, distance of about twenty
miles. - -
Glover is on the bond Of Daniel IS.
Hartsef, under contract to make de-
liveries six times each week. The de-
crease Of passenger and express sblisii
ness, because Of the decline of mining.
camps along the route, brought failure
to Hartself; His experience has dis
tract, and Glover, as bondslnan. faces aces,
the task Of carrying tkS mail Rimsalf.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
ARMY AND NAVY =. =. e. !.
WELL MATCHED

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-West Point
Military academy and Annapolis Naval
academy are playing close game of
football here today. The score at the
end Of the first half is: Army, o.;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
MARX PASSES MILESTONE
And Receivers from His Annual Attack
Of Bronchitis.
] journal speciaI saruice..

0Uu1Ha1 SpeciaI Service. 80
New York, Dec. Mark Twain was
6! years old Yesterday. He celebrated
ms ms birthday by playing pool almost
and one or two friends. Mr.. Clemens
did not leave the house during the day.
He is Just recovering from his annual
attack Of bronchitis. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
NATIONAL QUIRY MAY RESULT
FROM N. W. FREIGHT BIZ CKADE|
Protests from Northwest Call Attention to Conditions All Over the
Country Producers Everywhere Are Complaining Bitterly
: F--.-.N 'e-sg@yI4 y = q :,
IS THE CROP REALLY MOVING?

While Minneapolis wheat receipts 2168
$40 for
beginning to the beneficial will gratifying
The significant thing
are shown the Great and Northern Pacific This
taken to that the
the grain
communities the bokaded district
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
THREE BANKS CLOSE.

Macomb, Ill, Dec. 1.-The banks of Macomb,
Colchester and Bardolphe, all owned by c. v.
Chandler of 'Macomb. with deposits Of $77o, 900,
closed their: doors this morning. Notices posted
on the doors state that all depositors will be
paid In full IT, -! - - .,.-.,-.. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

Cambridge. Mass, Dec -1.-Professor Henry
Edward Strobel. Bemis professor, Of interna
tionaf law at the Harvard law school, has re-
signed and will assume position permanently
with the government of Siam, as general adj
visor. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
CoNTRALTO INJURED.

New York. Dec. Miss MYRTLE Iav+er tho
young Chicago contralto, protege ofs.the late
Jesse Bartlett Davis, has been seriously injured
by an elevator accident in Boston. 49,: :"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
"PLATTSY" WILL STICK
He Expects to Be in His Senate Seat
Monday.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Dec. Ex-senator Platt
will be in his seat when the senate CON
venes on Monday,' said the senator IS
private secretary, Mr.. Howe today.
If Platt resigns at all,' said a
friend, 1T will not be during the in
cumbency of Governor Higgins. but
after Governor Hughes inaug uration. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

Continued on Cd Page, 5th Column.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
EDUCATION 4 coNGREss

The contribution should increase the
ank]' 8 assets 30sper cent. 5s st2lt 8,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
Senators Get Together.

The result is that the southern and
Pacific coast senators are rapidly get
ting together. They will defeat any
treaty in the future which seeks to
local public schools in spite of local
laws ~. 3. -. +.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

When a girl is ashamed to use the English language in speaking of legs it is a sign she is not so innocent as her mother thinks she is.-New York Press
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
Women Who Wear Well.

It Is astonishing how great a change a few years of married life often make in the appearance and disposition of many women. The freshness, the charm. the brilliance vanish like the bloom from a peach which is rudely handled. The matron is only dim shadow, a faint echo of the charming maiden. There are two reasons for this change, ignorance and neglect. Few young women appreciate the shock to the system through the change which comes with marriage and motherhood. Many neglect to deal with the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak nesses which too often come with mar riage and motheThOod, not understanding that this secret drain Is robbing, the cheek of it's freshness and the form of Its fairness.
 As surely as the general health suffers when there Is deHAOgement of the health Of the delicate womSnlR organs, so surely whe6 These organs .are>established in healAh the lace an8Gsemat Once witness to the Tact in feF{@ed comeffnaSN- Nearly million women have found health and happiness. in the use of Dr. Pierce's Fa- yoIlte PrescrlptiQns. It makes weak wou1- en strong and sick women well. Ingredi- ents on label-contains no alcohol or harmful habit forming drugs. Made wholly of those native, American. medic lnal roots most highly recommended bv leading medical authorities of all the sew e. al schools of practice for the cure of Woman's peculiar ailments
 For nursing mothers. or for those broken down In health by too frequent bearing of children, also for the expectant mothers. to prepare the system for the coming of baby And making its advent easv and almost painless, there Is no medicine quite so good as "FaYOrite Prescription. IL can do no harm In any condition of the system It iS a most potent inyi0oratfn1 tonic and strengthening nervine nicely adapted Co wOman's delicate system by a physician Of large experience in the treat ment ot Woman's peculiar ailments.
 Dr. Pierce may be consulted bv letter free Of charge. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N. I.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
COMING
 SOON

The weather man says cold weather is nearing the Arizona line. and warns everyone to prepare for the worst win ter in 100 years-and to show his pru- dence, Aiassie has just got in a big stock of fine all-woOl and all-cottOn blankets. and a fine lot of comforts. mattresses. pillows. heating stoves and many other things for the winter months. He has a fine line of butcher knives. pocket knives. scissors, harps. tape lines. with appropriate pictures Of all kinds. You should go there today Prices the lowest.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
A DIsTuRBEp EoUANIMITY


 That usually even-tempered expo nent Of New Mexican advanced
 thought. the Santa Fe New Mexican calls The Republican a liar in seven teen different places. This outburst of disapproval, not to> say actual irrita- tion occurred in the course of what purported to be a reply to The Repub- lican's recent observations on New Mexicos election system, or. rather. it's absence of system. The remarks of The Republican were called out by President Roosevelts fraud order" to the governors of New Mexico and Arizona.
 We pointed out that precautions against fraud in this territory were superhuous. Our excellent electoral system made them practically impos- sible. Under our Australian ballot method. those inclined to buy votes would hesitate to do so. since they could have no assurance that the party of the second part would fulfill his con- tract Tn the case of the illiterate voter, he could observe his cOntractuaI relation with the purchaser only by a sort of an accident. It was also shown that a serious miscount of the votes was Impossible; that the ballot box couldn't by any vigilance on the part of the governor be more securely hedged about than it already is.
 But The Republican took the ground that the presidents suggestion to Gov ernor Hagerman against frauds in New Mexico was wise. worthy and war ranted by the prehistoric election sys- tenn which is in force there, but which in tho circumstances We must admit could not very we'll be displaced. In fact. We cannot now conceive how an up-to- date system could be employed where so many of the voters are un- familiar with the English language.
 The voters who could make use of a modern system prefer the old. They are the leaders of thought in New Mexico, and the only way they can know that thought is being led by them is by seeing the mass of the voters vote the ballots which are given them. Seeing is believing.
 The santa Fe New Mexican does not deny the antiquity and simplicity of the New Mexican system of voting. We presume that it admits the accuracy of The Republicans description of 1t. It called The Republican a liar on minor irrelevant and immateriaI points. They have nothing to do with the main con- tentiOn that the voting system In New Mexico is out of date and encouraging to the grossest frauds.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
JOINTURE AND THE RAILROAD
 RATE LAW.

The two apostles Of joint statehood, Messrs. Ainsworth and Fitch. as well as three or four statehood organs, are employing the grossest misrepresenta- ton to deceive the voters. The two apostles know that their statements are false. The organs may or may not know; they are hardly expected to know it.
 The Phoenix organ the other morn- ing stated more boldly what Messrs. Ainsworth and Fitch stated rather in- ferentlally last Saturday night in their onslaught upon the railroad corpora tions-that if we had jointure we could have a legislature which would con- trol the railroads and regulate freights and fares and bring them down where they ought to be.
 The Phoenix organ advanced the startling theory that the territories ought to get together into he United States so that they could avail them selves of the beneficent regulating power of the interstate commerce law.
 Almost every man in the United States who followed the railroad legis- latiOn even casually during the last session of congress is aware that the new law possesses greater power over the railroad traffic in the territories than it does over the traffic in the states. Tn fact it has no control at all over traffic wholly within a state It cannot touch rates and fares within its boundaries however exOrbitant they may be. That work must be done. if at all. by state legislatures.
 But the law gives the federal gov ernment the same power of regulation of fares and rates between points in a territory that it has in interstate traffic.
 Every vote cast for joint statehood is a vote to deprive Arizona or New Mexico Of whatever interterritoriaI protection it has now under the raiI- road rate regulation law and to put the whole matter SO far as purely ter ritorial or. We will say. joint state traf- fic is concerned. into the hands of the legislature of Arizona the Great.
 The jointlsts of Arizona tell us that the legislature Of this territory Is con- trolled by the railroads and that the enactment of an adequate freight and fare bill is impossible. The joint state hood papers and speakers of New Mex ico say that their legislatures do not protect them against the rapacity of the railroads. Then. how much pro tection would Arizona the Great get from legislature chosen by the same people who now choose the legislatures of the territories of Arizona and New Mexico?
 So far as interstate commerce is con- cer ned the relations Of Arizona and New Mexico to the new law are just the same as those of the joint state would be. Therefore as Co the question Of the protection afforded by the rate law. we can gain nothing by jointure and would lose whatever benefit there may be in iEterterrltOrial regulation.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

There was never a finer illustration of the advantage of organization and team work than the Chicago baseball championship games afforded. The Ma tionals contained more top-notch indi- viduaI players than any other baseball aggregation ever formed. The Amer jeans, known as "hitless wonders" were almost devoid of individual talent In fact. there were only three stars among them. Yet since the middle of August the Americans had fought their way out of the ruck of their league and to the top and then defeated the sup pOsedly invincible National pennant winners The National team work was not bad, but the American was superb
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

The Albuquerque Journal playfury and habitually alludes to the Santa Fe New Mexican as "The Almanac" Why, the matter more than passing atten- ton until now. when we are filled with a vague suspicion that The Republican reporter misunderstood one of the or ators at the jointist meeting last Sat urday night. He understood the orator to say that he had been converted to jointure and clinched by a revelation from Hostetter's Almanac. Perhaps, after all. it was 'The Almanac"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
cHIROPopY.

PAINLESS removal 0f corns or bun5oue. prices 30 cents each Privacy assrred Da7 or night All instruments steriIized. .Fashfou Barber ShOp- 4S " Washington St. opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red e52 InEroWinR Nails a Specially.
 FRANK SHIRLEY
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
For Delegate to Congress Wm. F. Cooper Republican Ticket MdriCOpd County

Councilman WATSON PIcKRELL. Members Legislative Assembly ELLIOTT EVANS WINFIELD SCOTT J. C. REED FREDERICK WEBB.
 Sheriff JOHN c. HARDIN.
 Treasurer RICARDO E. MINER. District Attorney ERNEST W. LEWIS. Probate Judge J. c. PHILLIPS. County Recorder 4. E. EGLEY. County School Superintendent. W. H. LEE.
 Surveyor HARRY HANCOCK. Members Board of Supervisors. o. H. cHRlSTY W. A. EVANS.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17

There were yesterday registered at the Ford: Geo. C. Munger. Quartzsite; John J. Hunt, Atlanta; R. C. Howe, Omaha; II. E. Casebolt and wife, Se attle. and Robt. Warwick and wife. New York.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
pEArH oE THOMAS HAYEs-

DEATH OF THOMAS HAYES Thomas Hayes died last night about s o'clock at the home of M. D. Nov inger southwest of the capitol Tho funeral will probably be held tomor- row. though no arrangements have as yet been perfected. The body was taken to the undertaking establishment of Geo F. Merryman. Thomas Hayes. was 76 years old and came here in 1880. having made his home here ever since. His illness was of brief dura- tion, he having called a physician but twenty-four hours previous to his death. He leaves no relatives.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
coNTENTED cATTLEMEN-Jacl

OONI EIN ED ONI ILLW -IN--Je FA Gibson yesterday afternoon returned to the city from his cattle range in the New River district He reports range conditions as good as could well be desired and that the cattlemen are ac- cordingly contented. Billy Cook, wkO accompanied him on the trip as far as the ranch. will not return to the city for several days.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
Rone Paafons Reiie.

Sta ariitionia %teteeraferes, at Der
norife aonsefamilie er @ienitanb fol
me8en Sploeit fra geioIfningeits Siot
poo fin arpningsfGrb til Sronbbiem
SeIp De minbite Stationer langs SIN,
ten er rtgt impffet meb Stag % 9lom'
tier, % operalt er Der msbt irem fore
5oIfemasier for at billie paa fin unge
8onge. Otter aouaens uotrpffelige
Enite eipes Solicit ben frieite gogang
oeo DC Stationer, bpor &ongetoget
Itanoier.
8Ioffen baIn fem ON gfterrniood'
gen ben isrite aeiieoag naacoe 8on'
getoget 2ilebnmmer, ben lille, pafre
8b beo RisienS %norbpeitre @noe.
02inbit 5000 Berioner bar msot frem
peo Stationen for at billie aongepar.
ret peIfommen, % belle gpen bar
imuft beforeret for anIeoninaen.
aloffen 8 oeItug a%ur9efamilien / Ell
Wtiooag, iom 3ommunen gap til De-
res sgre | oct rummelige 9anflofale.
&c opernattebe / 8tctoria Sotel, %
nGite Rorgen fortiattes 8eiien meo
Serrbonen norotgiennem 8ubbrauos.
baIen iii Sttu | Sel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
RoniuIat.uon9pnelie

Ereiioent &ooiepelt ienbte Sreoog
Sem t5be SSsl1ni 81 l~loneOneIier inoen
aoniuIatp9ienet til Senatet. On iaa
tor 9rtnfe er Der albris fpr fommet
pad engans. af ierIig Snteresie for
Sfanbinaper er, at Gabriel ge
8aunbal fra Sp6 Safota after bill
bIipe ienot til Beirut / Sprter, tilbs.
renoe Sprfiet; men Goniulatet er np.
beiet til @eneralfouiuIat. &onIul t
8stebors Iobert 9. g. 9ersb er BE
ben forflpttet til Dusseldorf / Spif.
LAMB; @iliam 6. Magelsieu ira
NinneIota er ira Sicefoniul / Beirut
blepen forfrertunet til &onIuI / Bag
bob, % @ilton 30. Srice ira Spo
9ufota er hepen 9oniul i.Seres De
Ia Srontera / Spanien. I'll &oniul
/ Bergen, Iorge, er ubnGpnt g. 8.
SdIenuner ~ifrbetfor 6. Q. @uunirg'
ham. SdIemmer er ira Seras.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
Ghicaeos Stofvaros'

Or. 6. e.. 8aion, BrGit0ent for
Gbicugo Wieoicnl Societp, nil gan
igang meo en- IeIritpnoig ltnoeris'
gelie al Gbicasos Slugterier % bar /
sen anIconing neSiQt en- &onite meo
Or. 2lt6pig &eftoen Cnorif) iom 6or'
manS. aomiteen ifaI itrafS bcgpnbe
lit @rbei6e.
$ TorbinoeIie bermeb Tan iortGl'
les, at T5dfm 9rQSben @Qlfcr, ion
paa en- Reiic I'll Gcuper fom til Chi
cogo, blcp mmobet al 2oui8 j. Spift
ont at ta8c 1otts itore Slogteri i Eie'
inn. Wr. @ulter onieeS ior Ell Harp,
men rctiiRbia CONNER, % ban To-
peoe poa pisie @~etin9eIier at eiter'
fomme Amrobningen, mar ban pen'
ser tiIbuge ira 9cUuer. "@i8 mig
life Bet behite, men set OGrIte | Sc
res Sla9teri." iagbe bou iii Stptft.
&an oeter at beuoenbe Jig I'll Irbet'
Neriprere % gon tilbnnSS / Sagen.
9taur ban er fGrbtg, nil ban ieuoe en-
S%nSberetning Ill ErTiioeut Gooie'
peIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

ret nmnobet ON at arbeibe for Gan.
TENS Sterilization. 8i er imibIertio
af ben Mening, at Der ffnl en- Rrffs
acrporationer til for meo SeIb at
fatte en- iaaoon Soranitoltnin8 no |
Gioet. Wen isr ri inbbpber til at
fose ttoget forbereoenoe Sfribt neb
TeoiRtteIie of en- SRlesfomite m.
m. piIbe ri gier,e bsre Den 1reoe
geitpreIies Mening ON, bporpibt ben
amer ct poiitipt arbeibe paa bette
Self for misunderstanding, % ON
man tror, Der fan fir6eS praftiife
Bormer for ReaInationen, iantt ON
Der menes at bore @isremaol Of iaa-
Dan sfonomiIf % aanbelia getpb-
ming, at ct 5orbimo iom antpoet bill
babe 2ipsbetingelier for at funne
game % beita&."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

tire Reolenuner nteS oct Suerp bic
tIitfelig at begipe fla til gialpitof o.
iorumfalte en- ltnberisaeIie os bur
tisit miiIist r~apportere til Oanmnen.
ON @fterniooagen oen 1000
Sum- ateboeIes fiji Berlin fra giaIp,
|ftot: "EIpnoring 90 Wprberi fort
iGtter. gpen er erflaret | Belief
ringStilitano, og @nrriion berfro
90 ira Nabobperne er | geftooelie al
gpen, ion MI er ibrano. Tbebran.
DC brpoer no ~uopbsrIia. Situatio.
iien er forfnrbeIig. 0oeIe faa Sober
bar - peb at betaIe itore GUNNER
facet Sob til at Hippo bort. @it.
pernsren | @mbnp bar erflRret, at
ban life Ter nosen llbpei til at faa
SIagteriet ftailbiet enbnui paa iIere
Gage. Sgioa ! Sernbanefupeerne
blir isoiife Hasiaeerer ooerfalot 90
taitet no at aupeerne. Se faa So.
Der, JON er nnbilitpne banbrer paa
madfaa orrfrtng / Warf os Sfoe,
gntolIet at Dire fieroes life paa BET.
te 9iospmnft, men DER ntaa bore
mtuoit oper 100 br9bte, og / gpens
to Sospitaler Iigger Der oner 200
iaareoe. Oct bier fig M, at ben
gonrbe, iom paa Sorsbag blep faitet
MOB ben firtelige Broeesiion, life bar
Of Sober. Soertimob biIisbes
Optcget mes gifaIb Of gpcns isoiife
9eIoIfning, % isotife aottroer faiteoe
9Iomiter til Be marihererbe. gnbog
observation-disclosures luttebe iig til ap.
plaltieu, ibet De mente, at Sptoget I:
lin Irt bar en- Slags Concentration
moo 8egierineen. gonrben blep To-
Ttet at Dem, TOM lPnse / Sorpeien
Dapoe planlo9t bette nge Ssoeilag
teri, og oct foritfres enbog, of 9pens
Bolitidef bel pibite, bonb ium fore.
itob, men at ban bapoe unolabt at
gisre roget for at binore BET. - Sra
ct. Betersburg telegraieres, at Den
belle Stiatng Ruslanb forpGrres
Burti9t paa 9rrno Of Wproerierne /
og &esiertngens Sitting
blir mere og mere oanifeIig. 9en
repolution9re gepegeLie bar taget m
Tart operalt, og Silftanben paa 8sr'
iene / ct. 8etersburg og Woifoa og
ANDRE Ste6er nermer fig bentutpo
Banif. 9et fonmter nai on paa, bpuo
bpab inrn bill tie, naar BEN al 8igsbu.
irtaen ubietote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jon fomnter tilbaee meS fin &apport.
Sor at bisie ire Reno bill gaa grllrt.
tigt tiIoerfs % iige rem 9eiteb / iit
Hnpport CT iiffert uof. Wan bar
itnbret fig meget paa, ont 3egierin.
gen ogiaa pilbe foranitalte en- timber.
9pis ben gisr oct, biI ben
foupme / &oailion meo Sai.
maei1, og boiS Den lite gisr oct,
mao Den tage SumaSaommisiionens
Rapport for goo Sill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
@iaiam :. Brian bar / Be iibite

@iliam I. Brian bar / Be iibite
Gage opboIot Jig / ct. Tetersbura.
San ailNgoe Here 9eisg / Rigsolt'
moen % bar 8ienitanh for uperor.
oentIig Spmerfiontbeo fra 0ational,
ioriamIirgenS ReoIemmerS Sibe.
Der fGppeoe$ ON at bli frenitiaet for
bam % at erboeroe bans 4utogrdf.
San boooe lpn9ere Samtaler meo De
forIfieaige Iar-jleoere - oeriblauot
meo Iaaoir, arbeioer. % 9oroe.
grltppers ro0itale Sspbing - %
ale gioroe fig umag neo at forfInre
bam Sttuationeu fra bier lit SpnS'
punft. SsrIte Sang ban beisgte Oh.
maen, leOiage6eS Dan al ben omeri'
fanlte 8eanot, Wr. Weper, % beg
&c toB 8laoS / 0ipIomatIogeu. en-.
feIte uf be poIif.isbiife WeoIsmmer
flngeoe jim gteo for baln 90 ipurgte,
ont ban life funoe 9isre no8et for
Dem baooe ! HusIanb og / Inlerifn.
9rpan ipareoc, at ban life futtoe
bIaube Jig op / irtbre rllsiiife Spsr9s.
maaI, % 6ertiI bar han blot en- pri-
oat Berger. Men / Gmerifa iogoe
ban, bleo 6oIf al ale Ra~tionaliteter
% SroesbefienoeIier bebanblet li9t.
Sreoog8 oaaebe 9rpan ct 81.
Jog Dos Sen rusINfe &egierings Chez,
Statsrniniiter 8orempfin, meb boen
BAN baooe en- Gmles Snmtule. Gam.
me Days eftermtooag a~freiite ban til
StocfboLn o. 0erfra 8oar Sllren til
Hprge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
VY potetesart.

ct Sefegrant fra Sdttta &oia It.
ger, at ct Soriss meo of frembrtt8e
en- M 9otetesiort ioretages paa BUR
baufs Sarm / California. Ger er iaar
plautet 1000 @arieteter al Societies
planten, % man bill sisre otSenifa'
belige SagttaseIier. Or. Sbuu fro
Carnegie Snitituttet | Seem gorf er
Seruhc % fstser Sagen n1eb Satte'
resIe. gllrbonf bar itinet fig Den
OSaape at frenbrtnse EFT np 8otet,
iom piI gipe flere Sob END De mtpG'
renSe ps pere omtrent uimobtaseIis
for SpgbomMe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
Grop Seierpationen.

Gen t4be Sunni be8pnote SnOifrio.
ningen al 6olt, iom bill faa InbeI
Grop Reieroationen; men StIitrem
ringen oar life iaa itor, iom man ben
tebe. : billings, NoHt., inoisrte;
maaife 500 IpithopenSe, / Sberibdn
Wpo., omfrins 200; men I'll Iile:
Sin. Ntont., fom ingerl, % 9uuofuu
toret oobrebe life inte Sore. llo9Iio.
ninser paa Sernbnnerne 8iorSe TT til
at iua faa tHefanbt fig,