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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
ANOTHER BIG FOUR
TRAIN DISASTER
TRAINS DEMOLISHED AND CON-
SUMED AT STANFORD, IND.
MANY VICTIMS cREMAIED.

Terre Haute. Ind, Jan 20.-Twenty.
two charred and mutilated bodies have
been taken from the smoldering ruins
of passenger train No 3 on the Cleve-
land, Cincinnati. Chicago e st. Louis
big Four, which was destroyed by
the explosion of carload of powder
as it passed a freight train at Sand
ford, nine miles west of here, last
night. The number of injured will
reach at least thirty-five.
The entire train was blown from the
track, the coaches demolished and the
engine hurled fifty feet. The passen-
gers either were blown to pieces, ere
mated or rescued in a more or less in
jured condition.
The injured. some of whom are IA
tally hurt, are at the hospitals in
Terre Haute and Paris. ILL.,, and at
SandfOrd.
The full extent of the disaster was
revealed at daylight, although the list
will not be complete until the work
men have finished removing the de-
bris
According to the trainmen of the
freight train, the powder was ex-
ploded by the conclusion caused by
the passenger train, which was slow
ing down for the station at Sanford.
Another theory is that gas escaping
from an oil pipe line nearby entered
the powder car and a spark from the
passing engine ignited the gas. 9th
ers express the belief that the disaster
was due to tramps or an intoxicated
man firing shot into the car.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
Got a Singing Message.
pecial to the Herald.

London, Jan. 21.-A singing mes
sage was today cabled Governor SWEET
tenham by the Earl of Elgin. the col.
onial secretary. directing the governor
TO cable the facts in the case immedi-
ately. Until the governors reply is
received the colonial office will do
nothing. 1t is the general opinion that
Elgin will disavow Swettenham. and
he will probably be asked to resign.
Considerable feeling has been arous-
ed against him in the colonial Office.
previous to the Davis incident, because
of the alleged failure to keep the gov
eminent posted as to the trend of
events, and for not sending proper
lists OF the English casualties and the
condition of prominent Britons.
A prominent member of the govern
ment said:
"Swettenbam always suffered from
the swell-head, and after thirty years
in the service, when the first big cri-
sis in his career arose, he was unable
tc-Eise above his personality. He tried
to play car with disastrous results %
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21

The car was smashed to pieces by
the force of the explosion. Huge mass
I es -0f-iron were found hundreds OF
feet from the track. The tank of the
passenger engine was hurled nearly
100 feet, landing in gravel bed Two
passenger coaches and one baggage
car were consumed by frN--&as
freight train, in which was the car of
powder. was demolished.
Sanford was badly shocked. Win
dows were shattered, dishes and fur
niture broken and doors torn from
their hinges.
The passenger train was blown off
the track and crushed into the mud,
mere mass of debris. pinning under
it forty human bodies. Fire broke out
and before the eyes of citizens and
rescuers who rushed to the rescue
many burned to death before aid
could be rendered them.
In the darkness by the light of
burning coaches the people of Sand
ford did their best for the stricken.
Cries of the injured and the cracking
of the flames. together with the odor
of burning human flesh, greeted the
rescuers, who worked frantically. but
soon were forced back by the heat.
As the men threw their strength to
the work of disentangling the human
forms from the wreckage, the women
of Sandford cared for the injured.
When the fire drove the rescuers
away they waited till the fire died
down and then started to drag out the
charred bodies. Men searched nearby
fields and found pieces of human flesh
and wearing apparel.
Engineer Welsh and Fireman Jared
of Nation, ILL.,, who were in charge Of
the passenger engine. were hurled
nearly hundred feet through the air
and fell in a muddy field.
The explosion and fire destroyed
telegraphic communications. and Sand
ford with its victims was alone for
hours.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
UNITED STATES SENATE
MAY INVESTIGATE
PUBLICATIONS IN NEW YORK PA
PER OF FAC SMILE DOCUMENTS
CREATE INTEREST.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, Jan. 2i.-Whether OF
not Texas investigates Senator Bailey
IL is probable the Texas senator may
be investigated by the United States
senate
The publication in a New York pa
per this morning Of alleged fac simile
documents showing payments to Bal
ley by the Waters Pierce Oil COM
pany aroused deep interest. The
documents are regarded as very dam
aging on their face. as going to prove
a much closer intimacy with the COM
pany than Bailey has ever been willing
TO admit
Judgment has been suspended
among the senator's on the question Of
whether any wrong doing on Bailey's
part in acting as counsel for the oil
company or using his influence with
the Texas legislature to enable the
company to resume business. because
the case is now about to pass under
Investigation by the Texas legisla.
ture.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
England Is Indignant.
Special to the Herald.

London, Jan. 21.-England is aflame
with Indignation today over Governor
Swqtenham's refusal of the kindly
offices of Admiral Davis of the United
States Office. 1t is generally believed
Swettenham will be recalled, and not
one word of blame is voiced against
Admiral Davis by the British press to-
day. Newspapers are either withhold
ing judgment or openly condemn Gov
ernor Swettenham. branding the blum
der as observation-disclosures. The papers
express the hope that common sense
will prevail in the United States, and
that the blunder of an individual will
not be allowed to cool the present
strong kindredship.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21

TRAINS GOLLIDED
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT EN-
eINEs SMASH NEAR GOULD, ON
I. G.. C. N. ROAD.

Saturday afternoon about 3 O'Clock,
just north of Gould. on the /. & G. n.
passenger train No 2, which left this
city at LAS. fifteen minutes late, col
lided with a light engine, running
south The train and engine came to-
gether with considerable speed. and
the only thing that prevented a great
disaster was the fact that the freight
engine had no train behind it.
As It was two locomotives were bad
ly damaged. a few trainmen were
bruised up, and the passengers got a
severe jolt The property loss is con-
siderable.
The light engine was No. SS, with
Dickerson engineer. The passenger
engine was No. 80, with Tom Parker
at the throttle.
The light engine Is said to have been
running at a very high speed, in it's
efforts to make the siding before the
passenger train pulled out. The pas
senger had just left the station. and
had cleared the switch perhaps two
hundred yards when the crash came.
The passenger engineer applied the
emergency brakes when he saw the
freight engine coming around the
curve, which brought the passengers
TO their feet. braced to resist the sud
den checking of the train. This fact
helped them to better Withstand the
compact when the engines struck. The
light engine plowed her nose under
the passenger engine. leaving her
pilot and fore trucks under the pas
senger engine, and rebounded a few
feet up the track, with her drivers
still on the rails. The passenger en-
CINE was knocked from the track. and
was left careened, almost ready to top
pie on her side. The cars all remained
on the rails. The passenger engine
was almost completely dismantled, the
cab being torn away by the force of
the compact, as was also the oil tank.
The cab was left on the side of the
track, in an opposite direction from
the way the engine was careened.
The pilot and fore trucks were torn
away. The freight engine was badly
stove in in front Both will have to
be rebuilt.
II is reported today that Fireman
Carter is pretty badly bruised up. He
did not leave the passenger engine
until after they hit, and he claims to
have shut of the oil from the furnace
before the crash came. How he got out
of the cab alive is more than he or
any one else can tell. His act in shut
ting off the OF perhaps saved the train
from complete destruction.
Viewing the wreck, even as a Her
aid man saw it Sunday morning. It
looks like a miracle that no lives were
lost.
Some OF the enginemen were bruis-
ed up from jumping, and Conductor
McLeary was pretty badly bruised up.
as he was standing when the crash
came and was thrown violently to the
floor of the car. One male passenger
was severely cut on the arm by being
hurled against a glass door. which he
crashed through.
A queer coincidence is that the en-
gines were Nos. IS and 80. and they
came together between the 3Sth and
S9th mile posts.
Both locomotives have been picked
up and have been brought to this
city 3S coming in on her own drivers,
and 80 loaded on a Gatcar.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
Ship with Supplies Recalled

Special TO the Herald.
Washington, Jan. 2l.-The supply
ship Celtic. which was ordered by the
president to proceed to Kingston with
provisions for the earthquake suffer
ers, has returned to Guantanamo. II
was evidently recalled by Admiral
Evans on account of the conduct of
Governor Swettenham.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
President and Officers Confer

SptCidl 70 the heTdlu-
Washington, Jan. 81. - President
Roosevelt, Secretary of War Taft and
Secretary of State Bacon conferred
this morning at the White House re-
garding the Swettenham-Davis Incl
dent at Kingston.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
SWETTENHAM'S ACT
RAISES A STORM
HE REFUSES THE KINDLY OFF,
cEs OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND VESSELS TAKE LEAVE.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. Jan. 21.-Tourists from
Kingston, the earthquake stricken city,
arriving here today express no sur.
prise when informed of Swettenham's
action in ordering Admiral Davis and
the American squadron of the island
The tourists said it was what they
expected. Swettenham fell short in
making favorable impression with
them. according to their statements.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-21
Vessels Leave Kingston.
Special to the Herald.


Washington. Jan. 21.-The navy de-
partment this morning received the
following from Commandant Beehler
at the Key West naval station:
Evans reports by wireless from
Guantanamo that Missouri. Yankton
and Indiana returned to that port.
The vessels referred to composed
Of Rear Admiral Davis squadron.
which was on duty at Kingston. and
which left Kingston on account of the
discourteous treatment accorded b.
Governor Swettenham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
cn SIaabGr % 1pttebGr.

SfsIge Sagnet cr 9laaber en-
@ape ai Somfru Noria til SieIoets
Born. Scr ben0e5 Etb por 60
gene tiliielos uben 9IaabGr. Nen
90 bum p~anoreoe her paa Soroen,
meote bum en- Sag en- iattig Gut poo
Sieloet; oenne BAD benoe ON at laoe
n9renoe Srligt bore ogiaa paa SieI'
oct Zig iom / 3alene. Somfru Wta'
ria tog oa en- 4ranS bun bar | ii
Saar % itreeoe oen no oper alc
Stoee og tilfielbs, og ira ben Sio bar
Oct ogioa poret gIoabRr heroppe.
On Sptte69ret er Der oeiaa ei
Saen, at Den ItaI rGre 9i9belens
eset g9rf. % ale 89rter ifabtes
af gorberre, BAD opian ben onoe al
faa ifabe en-. SertiI fiji ban 2op o1
ifobte ioa SpttebRret. Wen bemme'
Zig fnpttet ban ben T~orbanoelie til,
at bper iom oaS oerai ifufoe tiIbsre
ham,. 9ette bIep Der imibIertio life
noget al; tbi 8orberre gieunemifuet
2iiten og latte ct Iioet aors paa gG'
rets &rcne. 9ermeS iuanot Sorban.
oelien og SpttebPret blep al De pat.
reite os iunbeite of ipiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
anlbraub | 6icbeubaon.

Gisbenbapn meooeIes ben Zoe Deem.
Der: Sribapnen bicmisgtes mat al
Ell ui9SpanIig oolbiom Brand. Den
upito6 oeo Wionatstio Ell al auI'
fcmpagnietS fore Silcbpgninger 90
fan fun iorflares peo SelpantGn'
Belle / aulene. SIoen opoageoes paa
ct nteget tiSIigt SiSsprmft, men ereb
ON iig meo raienbe 8oIbiombeb, iaa'
le6eS at granbp9ienet intet for.
maaeoe at uSrette meb fine 4 Camp
iprsiter % S~apneSamperen. Sra ct
Snes Slanger brreeoes Der ubprc
8unomaSier oper 8aolet, Der no.
ienbte tanrnbsie SLammer % pGIteoe
en- fjRmpemGSitg tiRreiort 8sgmasie
no oper Sunoet. Sele 9pgntngeu
% berS SnoboIS, 5000 SsnOer ai,I,
bar soeIast, Sa granooPienet peS
Siretioen bar Serre ODER Sloen. Oct
maatte enbba betrngtes iom ct goot
aeiultat. s lang lib bar Der oper.
bpngenbe Sare for aompauiets an
oct Silobus og TO Ddmpere, Der
maatte busieres bort. Sfdben on.
Sraaer til ct Bar Rilioner aroner,
ser falber paa ubenlanofte asiurm-
ceielItaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Zen uocurissminiitcrielle Som

mission, iom | 1906 neSinttes for al
u~Sarbeioe Ell Determining angqaenoe
CmorSning al ubenrigsminiiteriet
% 9anmarts Representation / 10.
lanoet, or M fproig meb tit arbeioe.
getanfuingeu saar bl. a. no paa, al
Winiiteriet SeIes | TO afoeliuger, en-
boIitiit o. en- fommerciel. timber Den
ferite fol @eimotifuberne og unoer
Den iioite aoniulaterne i~ortere. Dc
poroenoe gmbeoSmRno UNDER uoen'
riasminiiteriet Ifal for 6rentioen
faa Ell aliibi8ere praftift u~obanuelie,
bells peo at gisre Sieneite poa San,
oeIsfontcrer, / Banter eler paa Sag
fsrerfontorer, bells peS I9ngere Sp.
boIo | ubIanoet, moen De aniRttes.
Eette ai9lber enteu man oil gaa Den
biplomatifte eler ben foniuIPre Bel.
De poroeuoe 9iplomater ital ogiaa
sjsre 2ieneite paa aoniuIaterne, in.
een be fan fomme mo paa ben oiplo.
matiffe 9ebebane. 8elanotitaberne o.
aoniulaterne ital i oct belle tasei
fupttes nsiere iammen. 5 get9nf'
ninsen er osiaa meotaget en- 8eitem-
melie ON, at oiplomatiife og tonia'
lRre gmbeosmRno iaIoer for en- MI
oersgr9nie af 20 aar. getRnfnin'
gen oil M blipe uoarbeioet iii e
9opiorilag, iom pentes ~inbbragt 10,
5bineene itrar oper 3ptaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
st gammelt Snsfapel. timber en-

" S"sheAA RSNs NtibOSi Nli
feitlig Silitelning, iom 2iQebammer
Spinoer bolot paa Mnibaugen /
CONNER ! anlebning al Stortings.
G~eilutningeu ON itatsborgerlig Stem-
meret for apinoer, lopeoe De at paa.
tnse Jig Snofisbet og SpfsreIien paa
Woibausen al bet opoageoe Susfapel
paa 9aaroen Ssum / 5ron. Oette
2sfte er M inofriet, ioet Der bl. q.
bar pRret aiboIbt gaiarer os Sbeu.
terforeitiainser, iom bar sipet en-
Nettoinotest al 1000 Str. Saaoanne
Sustapeaer ianSies / Den fatbolite
Sib paa Here iterre @aarbe. aapeI.
let paa Ssum, BET en- M inobpgget /
en- Saape, bar en- 24nsoe af ~ os en-
9reobe af Z allen og bar pRret for.
ipnet meo ct Saarr, Faa Ssrm et
Der ogiaa ct anbet sammeIt GUS,
nemlig en- roiemalet Stue meb ire
Eum, iom piituot ffriper iis ira iauv
me geriooe, % iom eiter aft at osn,.
me bar bart en- eler anScn SorbiH.
belle meo aapeIlet. Stlien er meaet
meotaset al Sioens Sano. men oog
life barre END Of ben fan reitaureres.
Gen paat9nfes inofjsbt til Samlin.
serne paa Waibaugen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Beth Jennings, Den nomprfC

gettp Senninss, ben uomarfeSe
banife Sfueipiaerinoe, bar inoieubt
fin 9egiering ON afiteo fro bet Ton.
aeIise Sbeater meO oenne S9ious vi.
ilutning. 9Iaoeue laber ifinne igieu.
mem, at ariuitnerinoenS afifeosbe.
gjering life iaameset itploeS benoes
SeIbreostiIitono - Sun liber al ct
Safscnbe iom beubes Wisnsie
meo SorboISene paa Sbeatret. Spor
man fGr6ebes, orsiteoes Spsrgsmaa.
LET, ifriper iaaIeoes "&isbenbapn", og
ifiuleS fan oct life, at man | Sbeater'
treble meget alporlig m~iSbiligeoe
Sbeatrets Stiaiug til Den itore Sfue'
ipilerinoe. s DC ienere aar bar
Sruen pGret ell iieloen @ieit poa Ha'
tionaltbeatretS Scenc, ligeiom Oct
Repertoire, man bar bllot benoe,
langt fra bar itaaet / Rnal meb ben.
oes fumitneriite Storbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
~GienSomsbanOelsr. @ooroen sfot.

GienSpmsbanbelrr. gonroen Slot.
teitao | aas or af Giercn ioIst til Sol.
lief Gfnes for 3r. 10000.
Or. @efring bar ifIg. "Sit.
IGnoinsen" ioIst fin Gienoom "@im.
Ie" / 2sitcn til Or. 8aoge for 30.
900 4roner.
-@aaroen Solo | Snabsl al SfpIS
Iorf 1923 or at Cams Solo ioI9t til
Sans @opin for 28,500 Str. meo
Srabrag at Smfoitnin9er.
- Ieier Sellepnmmen bar ioIst
lin Gienoom sore Sfarrebc, SiIeItao,
ca. 100 MaaI Sfog oa $50 Iaal
Sprfet Iarf influfipe euoeI 8onrSs.
rebfaber til 9isponcnt Z. 9ade,
9rammen 8~isbeiummen par $1,000
SIR. pIiis Smfoituinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Oct fouaeliae gibliutbefs Sfie6,

ne. Sor oen bauife RigSoag or Der
fremiot ct Sorilas, buorefter oct tou'
geIige gibIiotbet bar fine 2otoIer, |
en- n9r Sremtio ital ueorioes % ct
mt RigSarfip opfsres. "5oreniugerr
til gamle gpgniugerS 8eparelie" bar
M tat ieaug en- Broteitbep2acIie og
fremboIoer, at Den gnmle gDgntug,
Den iom opfsrtes / aarere 1866
1873, er ct al bauit artitettltrs be.
tp6eIigite gprfer fra Den ieuere re.
urSiancetio, oa at oeuS geparelie er
ct Spsrgsmaal al itor fuIturbiitoriif
getpoutua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
81 biitorir @uirum I sOrs bar

9raper beS Sors airte Riels .. Gar.
len fremiat Sorilag on. 8eo Siben
Of Sing fra SlbtiSeH, MiooelaISer
og npere Sio mener 5orlossitileren,
al man ogiaa ifal baOe en- Saanoo9r.
feraiSeIing ira 2augstioen, en- egen
2anobrugsaf6eIins iaTlt en- pericnaI.
biitoriit afoeIing, inbeboloenoe Gf-
terlabenifaber fra giRnb Tom Sol.
berg, Sngemaun, Suud, Chr. @il.
tier, greeabL, Molbea, 5aoer og
Son, Stemann o. 4. BED en- Ditto.
riit uoitiling ! Sommeren 1908 eIer
1909 | 5orbinoelie meo en- flor Sol.
feieii / Corp mcner Sr. Sarein, al
Der pilbe funne iamles ina tort e.
Sperifuo. at Oct biitoriife Ruieum
funoe srunol9gses ior oct inofomnt
gelsb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
aurnapIinaerne / srsuSeIaaen. 81.

ter Srpffningen bier oct TIC, at
aornapIineerne | De ~trsnoerife 8orn.
bpsoer bIep Iatgt beore END mon
bapoe pentet. Den gooe Ssrf for oct
ifaarue 8orn biorog 10 ogiaa til at
forbebre apaIiteten. De ileite Ser.
rebsitprer iparG berfor paa ben ret.
teoe SoreipsrgieI, at Der iiteeu Srang
er til SGIlesinOfipb af Sroeforn, oa
aplinserue iom @egel er ~tilitreffeIi'
ge til at tilireositile oct iteolige Be-
FOB | iaa Senieenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
S1nbt / H9fferne. sSro

SgHpl I UUlltrHe' Vru SluuuN'
ger meboeIes BEN Soc December: Hs.
iultatet af De iaar afbolote Sesiioner
for Stapanger 9atalionsoiitrift fore
Iigger MI. S bette 9iitrift bar Der
ifsIge "Stapauger aftenblab" efter
Hullerne 1881 rrse Wanb, iom MI
bapbe naaet BEN p9rneplietige alber
% if,ilbe inofaloes til Sieneite fra 1.
Wai. gf bisie bar 597 uooanbrese,
105 blep erfleret uopgtige, 80 bar
~operfsrt til Sisrliaerue, 10 bsoe oip.
Salt gif bes i~aalebeS bort S43 Mono.
Som tienitopgttge blep tiIbage 3SS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
GorsarnnSs OO.garsiubilrnm

Tom aisbitao feirebes BEN 4oe Dee.
meb Ell Imif Soltper | Haabbulets
eleeante Seitipitetslofale. Srofsrer
Seremiasien suifebe Selfommen %
ubbragte 8pngens Sfaol. amtmano
uGman og Srofsrer TaitIien, Sficn,
talte for Rorssruno og Srofsrer
Sfousaarb fra 9angeiunb for Sa.
merue. en- W9ngSe SeIeerammer
inbIsb, beriblanot fra 8onsen, Stats.
miniiter 2splano, Statsraao arctan.
Der NJ. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
8ricas efterIaote gerfer.

@riegs ~fortroIise Sen Broiesior SUI.
lius Hsntseu bar giennemieet @riegs
eiterlabte Rooemanuifripter og fri.
per oerom en- intereSiont @rtifel | oct
tpife Sibsifrift "Sie Wuiif". Sum
faa Eager er renifrepne. SeribIonot
en- bel &effe npe Sange, Tom bill no.
fommle / to Setter og ct Srio.Srag-
meut - en- anbante for Piano, Bio.
lin og 8iolincel fra 1878. Gioere
er Der iunoet allegro og Gnbarlte til
en- ny Strpgefoartet, iom Hentsen
regner til @riegS imuffeite Sing,
Glitter til en- Biano.aoncert og Ell
giano apintet. 8ioere isrite Stgtfe
al oct p~lanlagte Sratorium "5reo".
Rsntgen b9o0er at MO al 8ietet
moo @rieg fun bsr trpffe De af De
efterlaote arbeioer, iom Welteren
ielo bapbe billet uogipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
aorufisrimsen beapnbte for aIpo,

9prnfisrinsen beapnbte for alnor
cber gitlanbet / DC ferIte 8ase al for.
Iebne llge-nGiten oneralt paa Gle
before, ffriper "Mrgbl." ben Soc
Dec. 9ornet iorteres fsrit paa Sor.
set, iaa trpites bet, enten itrar eler
iaa iuart tie fan; men bet maa be-
banbles noriomt, for 9ornet iiober
life meeet fat paa Straaet. Soriaa.
blot Iaber oct Jig let treffe. Oct BIZ
fer zig, at Der fremoeles er briigbur
Sabre Ser, bpor Den bar nogenlunoe
aoot optriiffet paa Ster eler Ses.
ier; men BEN er ielofGeeIig msrf os
ting | Sarpen os ~inoeboloer iaa me-
get Sligtisbeb, at ben life fan males
til IeI uben efter fitnitig Ssrring
gaoitne ener 9rpggerpanoe. SOL.
men latter man foriparlig og ituer
BEN bort | minbre Rortiorer biit %
Der paa 2oaperne for at fiinne beoare
ben Sinteren nooper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
en brrnSt YrrmieubIiautiou. SEES

~ NNANoh- SNS
GrGfuinseu / ADMINISTRATIONS.
Iotteriet ! a%riitiania Den lite SuIi
iaar ubfom Serienirmner 1859,
SbIieationsnnmmer 8 meo ell Sc
pinIt paa 10000 ar. 9enne 9epinIt
er enbnu life uSbetaIt, oo sen Iptfe.
Iise ginoer life bar meINt zig. Ssli-
sationeu Dor | i'm Sib iolgt til en-
Sfomager peo Rapn @oIiu, iom ie'
mere er frafIpttet gpen. Yrpmieo'
observation-disclosures | Gar Sobans So
De bar M mobtaget ct grep fra
Strsmn9s | Sneriee, boori set rteo-
beleS, at Sfomager &aIliu er afgaaet
peo Ssoeu. 9repffripcrcrL iom on.
taeeIig or en- al @alins SlGatriuge,
iortRaer, at ban bopoe ieet en- norit
Observation-Disclosures hos @alliu, men
oa benne oeoe, blep Der brGnSt op
enbel gapirer, iom ~anioaeS o9roi.
lsie, oeribIanot oeiaa SbIigationen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Temse ira gmcrifa. Srobs ariien

fthSe liu OH'Sttiu' SlpuS StlilSH
er Gengeforienoelierne fra amerifa
til Siemlanbet al lionanorebe Ioro.
memo | itaoig os iterf Stisenoe. s
December Iaaneo, ba SltIepeneene
fommer, uosioroe @eIebet ifior
1,123 600 aroner, oct bsieite geIsb
| nosen Mtaaneb iiior. Smiblertib
bar 9elsbet iaar gaaet betpOelig op,
og bar efter bpao Der meboeleS pau
Boitbuiets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iol
De A iioite Wadneoer iaar naaet oper
en- Wfilion | boer Wtaaneo, % pentes
MI | December meo SlIepengene at
blipe betpoelig beiere END ifior | DC.
cember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
scitamcntariife Gapcr,

.Srono5iem meobeles Den lite Gee:
afosoe 9iebmanb u. gagen Far
ifiGnfet 10000 aroner til iorifielige
reIbeoiae Siemeb. Sauoelsitanbens
Observation-Disclosures ! Sronobiem bar
faaet 1000 9roner, Sebnineemisiio.
men 5000, 8inamisiionsforbunoet
1000 % Sronobiems Suoremisiion
1000; besloen er Der uboelt fire BE-
lsb paa 500 Ser. til l~ngoomsIfolen
"Sreolp" / Strinoen, SisnanoSmis.
%iioneu, SSraeIsmiSiionen % grsbre.
misiioneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

On stprbeSrager. Sra aisben.
bann mebSeles ben 6te December:
gpiuIbmpgtig GarIieu | 6rebericio,
ser for nogen 2io iioeu itanieoe line
Ge.alineer, er III bIeoen arreIteret.
Get er blepen fouitateret. at ban | itor
ToaIeitot bar forioIItet gpens Bou'
ieregiiter OF bar ifaffet en- Del Glen.
~bomsbeIioocr TO 6sritesrioriteter poa
Serps GienSomme. Sageu r9fter
iGrIig af ben 9ruuo Spiigt, at ben
inuItrerer Oct oite paataIte 5orbolo,
a ten RrngSe oanife Retsiulom9s.
tige pripat Srioer cmfatteuoe Sag.
fererpirtiombeS % beroeo | mango
Sorbolb 6lioer fine esne aontroas.
rer.
Sen zoe meS6eles ira Risben.
bapn: Den / 5reoericia arreitereSe
GoseofuIomGgtie GarIieu bier ia
at p9re en- Salituer Of Rang. Get er
nh fonItateret, at ban ogiaa Dor no.
ftebt Ell fnlif gerel paa 1886 Rr.,
Der err bisfonteret al Steoets 8auf.
Oct antases life uionbipnligt, al De
iortiatte llnSerisgelier oil bringe
Here gereliaIifnerier for Sagen.