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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

Moratorium, I~OiRttstfs, 5rthbrsU, Der btsmIer en- Siglcuer 10.
iFttelie meo rstsiiq ~f0rfBi3utu1.
MOrbus, SpsoOm; MOrbus Bighul, en- Hpreipgoom.
MOres, SEocr, geoemGaoe; IrTe Mores, treiteG'ts.
MOrfeus. SgOHens QUO; 5gvHsn.
Morfin, eu Opium iOretUnmsube tRrt Hartottt Gilt, Der bru'
0es ION Weoen on 8eruclie3miooel: Morhnisms, ben
ip9elias Itfnno, iOm ireutaloss Oo iReolHsmRsl8 BrHg
al Rorfu; MOrinist, en-, Der er ioriaIesH TIT STHj AZ
RoriH.
Morfoiogi, garsu ON De orsaHtts aesemsrs RauHsis O8 om'
oIHHelte.
morganatisk 9gstetab. en- 6urfts 9Slt,tab msO en- RVtnOe al
riHarre StaHb, "BsHhrcbuau0s"Q G 5ieltdb.
Mor,ihkatron, sGeRtitg 9rob; u9DIoiBbeosertlprrRg motth-
cere, ertGre for ogo o. maate7lg@ oVbRUe. i1te ao al SratL
Mosaik, Bileontbcipe, idmmeuilt az iarue0e. pb Rt toJbInoue
Seseutsr lliGr @lds' eler SteHi'iteTE
Moske, tpriit BPocbus, IempeL
Moslem, III. Moslcmin, reirpsRoe; NtubaHeeGuers lOtte iIs
Motet Hcrtsrmigt ilrtettgt g}uNiit1tlc for SIrgtsmmer dlcue.
Motor. SsuRssr; glnfias III Tum6Tingcie al 5r.utrait
Motto, 5aHelprog, YGigiproG Guat sltr Senisrs, or iFties l
Sptoisn t0r ct Sir'It slsr ooeE ct Na2Iisl tor at an!9os bets
5HohOIo.
moussere, iHmutt, brufs Tom sHtsrtt StHiortsE 2tmUHaOs {.
oesL)
moyere. bsUGse; auorass paa. f~orrillu.
Mutt, Cuerh0psost ior 6su tgrtite 1etligbee o. Be rstslrrse.
Mulat. GTtrrtommcr at en- brio aRaH0 % en- RsgeuH0e sasr Al
en- Re3er % en- but0 8otuet.
Null, gLat tpnot HusfelIH.
Multiplication. RlHgf0LpiaJlgrels; SaGrneHlFJnt1J AZ TO eler
Here lt9stors atosHesr; muiuPLcere;, mGI9ielo'galere;
i9tte BEL enc al 10 gipHe 1al lMuluplkandI iaG maH5e
81nae ipm Nboeno, fem bet GHoet tMultipikatorl iHoe9os
Der GHheptr; Muluplum. Ct IA. hpou Ct aHoet gear op %
tr iaalepes giultiplum ior 81; iRues Multplum Tor to suer
ne T T. GE frass G1a!ttYtum ior 1, 3 4 % 6h
Mullum. ct m. blBet nloi6.
Mumme. hRrtt, tpft init o.
Mundus, Ssrseu; Mundus yul, decip. ergo ~deciPatur.
sSsrosH oil beera3eS, lao Den oeripr 5lpe bsorG5ea".
municipal. ior bBreU I'll en- Sp; Municipal SmbeosmGHo IIeos
lsRmer al StaosSpri5bspeu; MuncipaL6aio. Sprnda
R0mHInsit1rsis / en- Sp; Muncipaitet S~1sougReo'
RGaobus, Raaohue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22
Gcicmn &nr.

% Imftsn' ant Tor eczema. Gait Sheuni.
9drbsrS Sth % 1iHsoTm. iamt
NlmtIu0s sur for Rise o. "Sfab", sr abiOlUi
garoRiereot. ScRoeS Or. Bot for Sl.50
RcngeHc tilbaacitpoes ON Ct ttlireos. San
gipe AOreSie III Gunorcoe turereoc.
8. ALMKLOV, 8orfHvrthtter,
C~oopeTstoWn, ". Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

714s. Sp.: Seq BabSe en- groSer Der
ednbet, Tom bIep orGbt beo en- Sernbds
n~eulbtfe | California. Sau banoe inoiat
en- 9el Ben9e I en- ganf / Sauntart.
@ebformenbe gant CT I 8eiiSoeIie df ct
8ren meb min 8rooerS 1tuoerifrift Der
Iboer paa, at berfom 8anfen life bsrer
noeet fra BAN | 2sbet al 8 Gnr. eler
bans SOB maatte inbtr9ffe foriuoen, og
uo9er ifirISe gisre Sororine pad Benz
gene, Hal en- SreSieoeI tiIfaIoe n2pntc
8ant og Sieftcn ct Observation-Disclosures.
Or ben Slngs Seftamente eblbig. eler
fan bans arbinser sisre Sororius paa
Seu9ene?
5par: On Silieserflarins al benne
art CT life splbts, meominbre ben er nus
beritrepet uf SeiatOr | R9rperelie at
to giSner, ium paa Sutunteutet itabfes
iter bans t%tnberifrift. Gr bette fleet, biz
bet ueppe lptfes G~rpinssrne at pmitsbe
5eitamentct, bpis be TT. fan sosgisre,
at Waubcn bar utiIregnelis, ba bet blep
oprettct, cnsr at bet blep sibet nnber
MtilbSrlts @aapirtntns at tosen al Be.
neficinternc. ct almiubelist grep er life
tilitrGffcligt. FL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

1852. Sp.: SbnS nencs Ser reS Or
bet "a 8oint~, naar Der er Gale ON, at
Gfticr tiger ener fGIOsr / @Grot cQer /
Rotertuger / Soeoe og @omuIo?
soar: Set fummcr au pan sftiers
mes Bart (lise SGrbi). Snis be er
pRrot I. Gr. 500 bper, blir "a guint"
S1.00; bpis CIT slftie er pGrot $50, blir
80 Gents "a guint". 3 Irisnutertngrr
paa 2urn6sricn CT "a guiut" 1 Gents pr.
gnibel, I gpmnlo er lie Ten SeTtens
bebeIs) Sent "a Iuint".
GcnS "Secprnb s9piten" til SlGgt us
gcnncr | gnmles 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22
Oepheo Fan life belbreoes

pCs Is,aIs WieIsr. BE- Be iifs tan naa ben aHssskae
SsI al Erst. 3tf CO irn On SRaaes 81 tnrsrr fsstsh,
"a bet tr ett fpnftitaiipaent Ribler. 1srtfe fprasr.
sukantRs asr. Raar benz Rst bltptr tHtanuerst,
mtrfer fs IN ruzraes epe sner faar IN baariie esreiie,
% Haar ben blleer belt Inlet er Sspteb ESIStn. %
etpes In uernsle qiiftans, pl esrslifH Dsrs sbsiegi
.sr feeis. vi 20 AZ ti xlIisletf tremfaIees pes "a
tarrh. Ter % iniet aHeet CAB On tetruef 1iIiiane AZ
SliEtiabeue.
ii III gibs a hHAetsbs fonars for eibpsrt Tilfxfle
AZ Essksb usraariaset al Rafsrt4) isn iftt fan lure
zee meb Halls Catarrh Cure. SfTp sffst g~trfuiers,
fst. o. 5gbsnsf ga. fstess. @.
~-sosees ss,~ur asssefrz<<z<
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

Eremmeoorobog, bomaf oWntaaasuoe G EN- Ersus r at uurOr@Htg for Rpte hr ben
~ tanhnos Safer Rt pm bet En- nGRr mon pa ct Orb fm man IHt tiabe prfaar oJ
uaar mnb bar en- iacan bauos Gmu Bog uO Saaubn tn man nnOrbme cs Hoe Graas %
uobuuOn os fan ts r ben almiuOh8s Ys me- "9erub.9Ufn-. nemus Sizes 6ofua
Gbusk: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
Er SOssu G tNaAs for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

7t47. Gp.: 1. u. flyer. at Sroene i
bet erselTfe Spro9 life itapes ristie, b. b.
T., at Der bruees 8ositaber', iom life ipas
Ter til llStaIeIieu. .. tiger. at bette er
feilastia. Spem bar Ret?
2. U. flyer. at Der / Horees Soffcs
Holer MI IGres enseIif. Q. tiger Sci.
Spem bar @et?
ear: 1. u. bar ~fsriaapibt Get,
Tom Der ! enseiff, iaalebes Tom bet ftapes,
er en- WRusoe gusitaper, ipm CT ifnHtme
tnaar bet l9ies % tnIes). Oct famine
er elers EilfGlSet psiaa | andre Sprcg,
ON life init | ben Grab ipm | bet euselffe.
Der bar oftere peret siort ginsb til at
renfe Gnselfeu for be mango uperfsa
bise gpsftaner, % | npsen ttbftrGtnius er
bette psiaa Ipffebes, iipnt Der pisielis
enbnn itaar meset tilbase at pnife | iaa
Y2aabe.
2. GnseIH CT life inbisrt ipm Gag I
be nprife S~pltefplrr, men Der bar paa
pisfe steber pGret asitsret for at faa
bet iubtSrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

Acknowledged, at en- siennenr.
goaeHoe 5orbsieIie piIoe bIipe 6sl.
gen. Get er nemIis temmeIie isire-
iaIbenbe, at GepartementsioIfene, Der
maa opboIoe fla | Soueoitaoen belle
aaret, lioer mere unSer be opre 81.
Der, emo aonsresiens NeoIemmer,
Der life tiIbrinser mere emo Snlp.
patten al fin Termin Der. Man bleo
imioIertib Ifnifet; aouaresien op.
Isites, nSen at noget / ben 8eiuing
foretoses. Nan trsiteoe iis imioIer.
ito meo, at bette bapoe pGret ell fort
Sesiion, o. at 3ioen berfor life itrnf
til. 90 at man bauoe u6iat gigisreI.
len til npite Session, Oct oil III
mart oiie fig, ON man bapoe nogen
8rlnb til at trsite fla paa zen gtaa.
De. aorgresiens ReoIemmer bar M
bapt auIebniug iii at inobente fine
8RIaeres Rertng, %. ON Sisie er
tiIfreSie meo oen auerebe ioretasne
6orbsieIie al Den anierte @rino, iaa
fan De beuerifte ouoet enc suife at ie
RetfrrSigbebcn fp~loeitgiort peo Ell
a~Imiubelig 6orbsieIie al 2suniuger'
ne. Ian maa Serior nntoee$ at ba.
be goo @runo til at bdabe. at oen MI
mart iammeutrGoenoe 9ongreS oil
pebtage ct 6orToS / Ben %antpoeOe
Retniug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

6n Srscr. q; Seq berer, at o.
len icuocr alt oct, ban ifpoer paa
SoQteu til SoipitoIet iitcoctfor til en-
8iIotbun0Ier."
g.: Oct er iuilt al Dam. Sodo
ifpocr bon. G[g cuer HDper2"
o.: "Rci, ban ifpOer bare tine
SrQerc o1 Tsrere, % eiterpoa bIioer
ban nsot til at ien6c Dem til Sophia.
let"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

1851. Sp.: Oar en- 5etpSoGlar fra
1887 noSeu i4rItilt @9rSi?
epar: Sanpibt ni ueh, er ben fun
bGrbt en- Collar. Burpprist niaa pi at
ter sieHtase, at ot iutet aienbFfab bar
til SamIeruerbien al Wpnter, bpprfur
BET CT brfeslpit at iubieube SpSrssmaaf
ansaaeuoe faaoant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22
"Snlebnbiiffen" er @dpnet BOZ

"SnlsbnSitiffen" er 9donet paa
ct rigt iauitreret SriIe.@ asasiu Tom
er uotommet | Stsie Gage, og Tom
faces frit peo at opgipe Rabn og
Goresie. 9ette Sumner er az iperieI
Snteresie for ionbdune. Tom tGnfer
pna at reiie til Roree / Seit. efriu
til "SuIebuSititfen", 102 8aibing.
ton ape. 60, minneapolis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22
aaben Rorrefponoance.

GpsresmaaI fra qerfvuer, fpm ire epaiper fine
Rapns III Rgbafftonen, beipares lite.
Spsreert srees ahatte iiue GpsresuaaIi ct flari %
tnbeitgf Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

itiQia Gitcrip6raicI citer bans Op'
finocIic. u. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

1850. Gp.: Sbds forfduges Der of en-
Rano, ipm isser Gn9tteIIe peb Ranas
mdtdnaIeu? gtaa man bere II. g.
gur9er? tSOur ifal ma benOenoe it89
. SUR: SpaS Der furlanses of en-,
pil af6Gnse af, bpilfen SETTLING rtnr
isger. @tau fan fau Rtabs ipru aIu,in'
bella arbeiScr nben at pGre Sprscr.
ScnpcnS lem til u. z. department af
8ar, @nibinetpn, .. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

JlellllH.
Som ct 9epiS for, at set life BIZ.
per biaigere, men tpertimoo oprere at
lepe | Sope6itaoen, fan | oeuue 6ur'
binbelie anfgreS, at @peuS Ytelte'
banolere netop bar bebuoet, Of Rri'
len paa Otelf bill blipe forbsiet ira
otte til nj Gents pr. Quart o. paa
SIsoe fra "a Gents iii 80 Gents pr.
Quart fra fsrite &ooember fgrittom'
menoe. 8ruuOen bertiI er, at Stor.
ban6Ierue | 0teIt bar for6act Ertien
% Smaabau0Icrne punitanr, at DC
life fan uubIooe at aisrc set iammc,
ON De ioetbeleta9et ifal BABE nogcn
6ortieneite al fine 6]orretutn8cr. 9e
ioruoier imiblCrti0 Ell betpOelig III.
tugen / SauoeIeu. WCIfepriicn bar
aaereoc for 0eune 6orbsicIie ioa hpt,
at mango bar maattct Gierc Ell 9Do
af Rsoperbigbcoen % boIoe op at
BRUCE MeIf, % mango fIcrc pIl III
fomme til at fsIge / bereS Sooipor.
Oct cr imiOIertiS en- Irsit Tom
man bar Der / 9iitriftet, ielu ON 0teI.
fepriien er o%berbrepen, % oct CT, at
mar fan bore tcmmcIiQ iiffcr pua at
faa rem % ubIouoet Welt. Sano'
brltgSbepartementet / 6orbiuoeIie
meo 9pautoriteterne boloer iturpt
Spii9t bermeo. auore itsrre 8per
CT life ina beIbigt itilleNe. SoaIeOe5
uotalte ct 9tep g)orf glno upIig at
Der / 0sip gorf fau6teS tuiiuoer al
Ienuciter, Der nIOrig baO6e iePt en-
So. Scrtil ioareoc Ell aolegd, at
bette life bar ind iorItgt, men bpuo
Ger par p9rre bar, at Der ioIgteS TIT
timber al @aIloner al 0ieIt, ON buil'
fen man mcS San0beo funoe iigc oct
inmmC.
2uoopic Snnien fra ariitiauio,
Norge, ser bar opfunbet Ell tioSbc'
iporenoc StempIcmoifine, Der MI or
patenteret ODER belle @erbeu, bar /
iorriQe ltge / SOpeoitoben, buor ban
bar facet fin Opfinoclie ontaget Oeo
8oitbuiet. Sanien bar iot8t gu'
tcntretteu for amerifo iii ct Bottom
5irma for ct b~etpoeIigt @eleb, men
bar forpIigtet iig iii ieIp at pare til
itc6e % ioreitoa SnOlGgntngcu al
Naifincrne, iuotiI Oisie bIioer mere
fienote. Sr. Sonier refer bcrfro ill
CUB girifa, bpor Ser bar pPrct 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

7149. g.: Seq bar tiIgpSe enSef
Beu8e af en- Ranb / 5bo 9afotn. GieIs
ben er TO Gar 9ammel. or ber roget
| Seieu for. at iee fan fud bisie Scuge,
naar ieg bar 9reoe. iom b~eoiier. at ban
itDIoer mig?
Soar: Ser CT iutst / geier for, at
Se tan ueb IopIise IibIer fpridse d" ino.
fasiere SeIbbet. Sburpiot DC psiaa fan
tpinae BAN til at betule beror pna, pm
ban eier nuget. Suis ban bar p~ebtienSt
flo 8iGlben, fan ban ncmlis bsntmes til
at betale, men en- FABIAN Cont fan fun
erefneres, beriutn hans iartleoe Gienoom,
fteS SraSrus af, bnab bcrai efter 9opeu
maattc bore fritaset for rtbpantntna, bar
tiIitrGffelis gerbi til at beffe gelsbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

glanSt 9eparterHentsioIf beepn'
ser man MI at Stifutere lloiisterre
til, at aonsresien mar ben idmmeit.
trpoer | December, pil beotnse en- al.
minoeIig SorbsieIie Of @aserne ! re.
gieriigcns Ieportementer. "a iioite
aongres iorbsieoe fine MeoIemmers
Saeer meS iemti proeent paa
Gruno Of be Spre Siber, pentebe man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-22

Ga. 10, 1000 Of be | gluSe o. Bigger almiroslisf
t~OrelSurmeuOe GrsumsSura.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
KILLS
MURDEROUS THUG

Los ANGELES, Feb. 3.-In an early
morning encounter with a footpad in
the residence district Of the city today,
Police Officer c. A May was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded. His assailant,
William Ross, who is alleged to be an
ex-convict and desperate character,
was killed by officer j. NJ Hoover an
instant after May was shot. The three
cornered fight occurred near Adams
and San Pedro streets.
May and Hoover, in plain clothes,
were patrolling the district in search
of footpads, who have been quite ac-
tive in the neighborhod of late. Hoover
remained in obscurity, while May ac-
costed Ross with a request for his
name and his reason for being In the
neighborhood at such an unreasonable
hour. AS May reached to detain the
fellow, whose replies were not satisfac-
tory, he drew a revolver and fired, the
patrolman falling to the sidewalk.
Hoover Immediately shot the man
through the eye, killing him instantly.
At the Morgue a search of the dead
mans pockets disclosed that he was
equipped with weapons and tools that
proclaimed him intent upon robbery and
burglary. This afternoon he was iden-
titled as William Ross, and the police
affirm that he had been an inmate Of
penitentiary and had served several
sentences for minor offenses.
May, who was shot through the left
shoulder, will probably die. The bullet
has not been recovered and the oficer
is steadily growing weaker.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
General Greedy Pleads for
Enlarging of Navy

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-If the United
States is to fulfill her destiny as the
controlling power of the Pacific Ocean
and maintain her position as a world
nation, she must recognize the gravity
OF the problems which have, arisen since
she took over the Philippines and pre-
pare 10 meet them.
This was the thesis maintained by
Major General A w. Greedy in his talk
before the Chicago Yacht Club last
night General Greedy prefaced his
discussion of International problems by
the explanation that he spoke not as an
army officer, but as a private citizen
who would retire within year from
active service.
He referred particularly to the
menace of war with Japan which had
followed the recent anti-Japanese agi-
tation in San Francisco, and while he
expressed the belief that the difficulties
would be smoothed over, he pointed
out the inevitable result Of such con-
tingency, and pleaded for a navy which
should enable the American people to
maintain their national honor. He said:
While do not believe that conflict with
foreign power is imminent yet ON the other
hand must remember that President Roose-
velt In speaking at the dedication OF the war
College In Washington recently, said that the
nation which is proud and arrogant and at the
same time defenseless presents deplorable
position
II the United States would be world power
she must pay for 1t. She must maintain great
navy. II you are going into world police you
must prepare for It as a careful business man
prepares to meet his strongest competitors.
1t has become the destiny OF the American
navy to sail beyond the Western sunsets The
President has said that the day will come when
the control OF the Pacific Ocean must inevitably
fall into the hands Of American nation.
whether this be true not. must consider
/ the purpOrt OF these remarks. If the power and
prestige of the American people is to fslI and I
do not believe it is to fan. II must fall with
| honor
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
Peace Talk Gains Support
Among Empires Diplomats

TOXIC, Feb. 4 (Monday)-The war
talk of the American press has been
received here with great surprise and
sincere regret The correspondent of
the Associated Press has talked with
many leading men, both in and out of
the government. They concur in the
opinion that the United States is the
last country with which Japan would
go to war. Besides, both nations are
unaggressive in their trade rivalries,
which seldom lead to war unless terri
torial acquisition is intended by either
rival. In some quarters the belief is
expressed that the misrepresentation
that Japan is suffering from on account
of the San Francisco school contro-
versy is penned by disaffected war cor
respondents in the late Russian war. 1t
is believed that these correspondents
are ever watching for occasion to vic
timize Japan. Even those inclined to
be chauvinistic ridicule the idea of war
with the United States. The Japanese
press has been silent so far, apparently
considering the matter unworthy of
comment.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
CLAIMS SISTER IS
IN CONSPIRACY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 3.-Another sensa-
tional chapter was added today to the
already troubled career of the McAneny
family when Miss Elizabeth S. McIlwain
of Lawrence, sister of George B. Nc
Aneny, reputed to be a multi-million-
sworn out by her brother, charging fe-
lonious embezzlement. It is alleged
that Mrs. McIlwain, aided by several
relatives, is in conspiracy to obtain
the property of the millionaire and was
about to petition the court to have
guardians appointed over him on the
ground that he was mentally deranged.
Mrs. McIlwain was arrested on Santa
Clara street today by Deputy Sheriffs
Dexter and Gould. Judge Dawson, who
issued the warrant, fixed the bail at
$1,000, and it was Immediately pro-
vided by Mrs. McIlwain.
1t is alleged by McAneny and his
attorney, William Beggs, that Mrs.
McIlwain abused the power of attor-
ney given to her by her brother some
time ago, negotiated the sale of ranch
property valued at between $4,000 and
$4,000, and made no return to her
revoked today and an accounting was
demanded. This, it is alleged, was
refused. 1t is charged that Mrs. Nell
vain had car loaded with furniture
and was about to have it sent to Los
Angeles, together with another car car
rying valuable horses. She had two
tickets for the southern city and was
making final preparations for departure
when placed under arrest.
o& he 4o1 M-c T1U7r 7rrxr<, IT,, a..
plored the notoriety of her arrest. She
said to the officers that she had not in
tended to run away with the money,
but would have taken her brother with
her She displayed railroad tickets In
proof of this.
McAneny gained considerable motor
iety some time ago through a sensa-
tional divorce case which cost him a
small fortune.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
People of Japan Expect to
Stand By Treaty Rights

TOXIC. Feb. 3-After a careful sur
vey Of public feeling here regarding
the prospect of a satisfactory solution
of the San Francisco school contro-
versy. it may be stated that while
the approach of the termination of the
unpleasant incident is welcomed, yet
the report from Washington that a
solution may be effected by a mutual
treaty excluding the immigration of
laborers is generally disbelieved as un-
reasonable. According to the prevail
ing feeling solution must be effected
on Japans treaty rights pure and
simple.
Confidence continues. hoewver, that a
solution will be reached without the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04

and frequent service from Chicago to
the various towns which have been
The population tributary to this first
section Is estimated at 100000. That
does not include the population OF the
town of Gary, which will no doubt
amount to several hundred Thousand
within the next few years.
The following Is comparison OF the
First, or La Porte, Section of the Chi
cago-New York Electric Air Line Rail-
road with two other electric lines ex-
tending out from Chicago.
Mllwagkee N1lr s0 cs,st E,sin Z Electric
(milesl 81 81 5s
of Chicago -. $4,000 $1,000 100. 900
capitalization, au-
thorized stock s. 600 600 8 500 900 81 900 900
Net earnings SIS 2s5.sIT 5 221 .ss7 IS 1900
ESTIMATED.
Porte section of the Chicago-New York
Electric Air Line Railroad is placed at
$4,000, based on the population to be
the population outside Of Chicago
served by the Aurora line. It is GER
tafnly very conservative estimate of
earnings. and amounts to per cent on
$7,000,00 capital.
all Common Stock, without an issue of
Preferred Stock, or without a Bond
issue. you will realize it's value. The
stock Is now being sold at verv low
prices because the road is not in opera
tion, but is under construction. Upon
the completion and operation of that
section the stock should be worth full
ly its par value, 500 a share. 1t Is
estimated that the La Porte section will
be completed within one years time
There is now in operation a splen-
didly organized force of sales agents.
with offices In every principal city in
the United States and in a very large
proportion of the smaller cities. The
amount OF each agents sales is in
creasing each month That means that
they are piling up large volume of
business 1t Is the amount OF these
sales which warrants the rapid in
crease in the price OF stock One can
hardly realize that this immense or
ganization has been gathered together
In so incredibly short space of time
Think for moment of the amount
of sales from single office Then
multiply that amount by a hundred Of
fees; then double that amount each
month and you can gain then some
idea of the manner In which the sales
of this stock are increasing.
There Is limited amount of the
stock to be sold at less than $50 per
share.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04

Miyakawa, the Japanese lawyer. who
is travelling in the same train with the
Mayor and his party, will be an active
and important one. He is a shrewd
young attorney, well acquainted with
his Governments attitude toward the
United States. intimate with the senti-
ments OF the local colony and person
ally acquainted with the members of
the California delegation in Washing
ton, some of whom. he stated yester-
day. had asked that he proceed to the
capital with the official party.
Briefly he outlined his policy as the
representative of the Japanese Daily
New World and the influential member
of the race here. He said
We are not in favor of a COM
promise being effected at the confer
ence in Washington at the expense of
a new treaty containing a clause ex-
cluding Japanese from this country. We
would rather cease diplomatic negotia-
tions and fight it out in the courts here
along the lines already set. War?
That is very far OF. Only the ig-
norant among our people regard 1t as
a possibility-at this time. We think
too highly of our 7o.000.000 American
friends to lose their regard because
of this school affair."
Isador Jacobs, who is en- route to
Washington and Buffalo as delegate
to the National Gamers Association,
was a passenger on the overland lin
tied yesterday, accidentally taking the
same train as the Board of Educa-
ton.
Il believe that the question Of inter-
national commerce will enter largely
into the settlement of this matter" he
said. The Washington authorities
evidently do not wish to sever the
friendly trade relations now existing
between this country and Japan. The
closed door in the far East would
mean a loss of many millions to us.1
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
TAYLOR'S CHARGES
BEFORE JURY

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. s.-The Grand
Jury will meet tomorrow and investi-
gate the charge Of bribery made by
Sheriff William Taylor against Assessor
p. H. CochraDe in connection with the
keefe case. Subpenas have been is
sued for the 5urymen who served on
the case TO ascertain if any of them
had been approached during the trial
The 3urymen all bear excellent reputa-
tions.
Sheriff Taylor in a recent interview,
when asked II ne meant the jury had
been bribed. replied; NO. / am sure
they did not receive a cent. as Attor-
ney Cochrane's hands DO not allow any
money to pass through them
Assessor Cochrane has fled a civil