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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06

Hutchinson. Kan. Jan. 5-Nora 6reckinridge. night operator at Arling- ton. near here. prevented a wreck of two Rock Island freight trains on Thursday night.
 Through confusion of orders a westbound freight cleared from Arling- ton just as an eastbound freight left Turon, two stations west. A moment later Miss Breckinridge was ordered to hold the westhound train. Langdon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06
WOMAN OPERATOR PREVENTS
 ANOTHER ROCK ISLAND WRECK

Station, which was between the two trains. Is not night telegraph office. After Miss Breckinridge had tried in vain to reach Langdon Station, she To- cated John Spencer. farmer who lived near the railroad track She told Spencer the situation, begged him to get lantern, wrap 1t with a cloth and hurry to the track. He did so and arrived in time to flag the westbound train. with the second train only a half milo away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06
sIr Mnrtimer ct Homo.

Queenstown. Jan. 5.-The steamer Cmbra, from New York. December 2e, arrived this afternoon with the retir- ing British Ambassador, Sir. Mortimer nnrand and Lady Durand on board.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
Ihs Badge OF honesty

l. on every WRAPPER Of Doctor Piettsis
'ioldcn Nciical Discovery because a fUil
list ~ the ingredients composing 10 Is
printed there in plain English. Forty
year. oi experience has proven its superior
worth as a blood purifier and invigOrat-
Ing tonic Tor the cure Of stomach disorders
and all liver lis. Il builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can in
which alcohol Is used. The active mcGic-
snail princii les of native roots such as
Golden seal and Queens root Stone and
Mandrake root. Bioodrcot and Black
Cherry bark are extracted and preserved
by Tie use OF chemically pure. triple
rctacc glyccrinc. send 70 Or. K. V. Pierce
al Buffalo, y. Y. for free booklet which
quotes extracts from wcll-rccOgnlzed med
lcal authoritiGS such as Drs. Bartholow.
Ming. Scuddcr Coo. Ellingwood and =
host OF othcp<. showing that these roots
can be CesrcndcG upon for their curative
action 10 all weak states Of the stomach.
aceompepicd by indigestion or dyspepsia
as wei 6 mall bilious or liver complaints
and in Sil/waSting diseases where there
is loSS<TfieSh and gradual running down
Of tIl>Strength and system.
The -Golden Medical Discovery makes
rich. pgIc blood and 80 invigprateS aud
I-Sn-4teS ne StomachAl IXcI- 2nd boNels.
l---A-ALL-lkl -Al2ulA-Lllk- MlAlG- SlStern.
Thus all skin affections. blotches. pimples
and erupuonS as vol as ScrofulOuS swell
lings and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sorcS, OF ulcers. II is well TO in
sure their healing 70 apply 10 them DR..
Fierco's Ali-Hcaling Salve. Ifyour drug
e.st don't happen TO have this Salye in
stock. send hity-four cents in postage
stamps to Or. r. V. Pierce. Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. y. and
a large box Of the -Al-Hoallng Salve
" reach YOU by return post
You can't afford 70 accept a secret nos
trrn AS substitute for this non alcoholic
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOsITtOS. not
even though the urgent dealer NAV
thereby make little bigger profit.
llr. Fierce'S Pleasant Pellets regulate
ana invigorate stomach. liver and bowels
Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy 10 take
a. candy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
WRECK AVERTED BY DREAM
Engineer Finds Landslide at place
Seen In Vision.

Harrisburg Pa. Sept I4.-Conh.
dence in dream probably averted a
big wreck On the Northern Central
railroad.
Previous to reporting for duty AT the
round house. James Burd. the engi.
neer. who hauls the Buffalo express.
dreamed that his train had run into a
landslide at point between Dauphin
and Halifax. IS miles from here He
told his dream TO several round house
employees. but they only laughed az
him.
Burd. TO ease his mind. determined
TO run slowly after passing Dauphin
So. speeding his train up TO the limit
till Dauphin was passed. Burd slowed
up. Some distance north OF Dauphln
at the place he had seen in his dream
the engine plowed into a landslide
Going slowly, the engineer was abls
TO bring his train to a stop with little
or no damage
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
win BE s.,unrthu Yacht.

New York. Sept 1.-The news
from London that Sir Thomas Upton
has sent another challenge for the
America cup did not surprise yachts
men in this city Members of the
Now York Yacht Club the presen,
holder of the cup. long have been
looking forward 20 another challenge
and 81 was generally believed that che
end OF the present racing season
would bring II forth.
u has becn openly asserted that the
New York Yacht Club would not en-
terrain any conditional challenge nor
would consent 20 the alteration If
the deed OF rift governing the cup.
Undcr tho decd. however. Il IS perfect
iy possible % arrange for any condi-
tons mutually desired by the chal-
Longing and defending clubs. without
any alteration OF the deed. but such
conditions are a matter OF negotiation
after the challenge "a made and ac-
ceptrd
The now measurement rule. which
VIII apply in connection with the pres
ent challenge. has been tried out in
fast sailing yachts Of the larger class
this summer. Il IS especially designed
10 overcome tho defects in tho old rule
which made possible the freak racing
machines such as the more recent cup
defenders nri challengors. II the races
forcshadowed IN Sir Thomas's chal-
lenge are sailed under the new rule.
the contcsting yachts win be normal
seaworthy boats and not creations TO
he sent to the junk heap when they
have fulnllcl their nriginal nurnose-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
BOYS AWFUL DEATH
Lad Dragged BY Frenzied Cow
Along Public Road.
TIED ROPE AROUND NECK

Animal Became Frightened and He
Was Dragged and Clicked to Death
His Body Torn and Bruised and His
Skull Fractured.
Washington. Pa. Sept. l4.-Jesse
Morgan. 8 years old. met a terrible
death at West Middletown. Pa. whom
ne was dragged by COW belonging 70
his uncle. J. q. Dspew
The lad thoughtlessly fastened the
loose end OF the cows leading rope
around his neck, and when the animal
became frightened at something In
the road. the boy was dragged and
choked 20 death. Along the road and
over a bridge the frenzied COW ran.
and the body Of the child bumped along
At her heels. The COW once stumbled
and fell, but got up again and ran on.
leaving the little caretaker bruised
and bleeding with his clothing almost
torn on
On hill above the road. Robert De
pew saw the accident He hurried
down and tried 70 unite the rope which
was drawn tightly around the child's
neck He was unable to do so and
had TO cut IL Life was not yet er.
unct. although the skull was fractured
and the body torn and bruised by the
cows hoofs. The boy partially recov-
cred consciousness, but died later.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
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NJ

II the Clerk : office of the Circuit cot RI
oi thu county of CsrDlin., ON the ~ a
Gay of August, 1907 r. " Carueal
executor ~ ". I. Carn.al. deceased. and
In his own right. plaintiff. against Reftie
l. tarneal. Rosa l.ee carter aud II. VI
Garter. her husband: William ,arueai.
Ella Gsrrett and A. J Garrett. her bus
band. Jud~on Carneal. p..~sie ,handle..
and Henry Chandiee. her hn-hanl. Ad..
Iarneai. Laura Houston ami Jose, u
Houston. her husband: Neli. Ctry.al
and Title Carneal. an Infant Il vsars
Old, and W +. Enn's. guardian al Item
% said infant.
In Chnncerv
TIE "t j-ct 81 this suit T. u ,it i'm 81,
r'u- iru iln rf TIM will of " Z. C,Arf,.,l.
cease b. and = settlement of tina rV.,u-
I rial account oi r. v earn. al ~. II.
t'r 81 ". 7 'arneal. d,cea>-d. AMI -
= a." ni-nt ~ the partnership az IA. i,ts
m--rapfil.. firm ~ " p Car,.,IN ',
oi which ". +. CarueA and 4 " ear
nrui were partners. and ~ th-ir su,.,.--
slr-. X ". tRrneal aud R-fti- T. sar-
neat Aud an affidavit having been mad.
ana uird thar The defendants. t.l. f-a--
rett aut 4. j. Garrett. her husband.
! 1ds1n te-uesl and r,S-ia Chaniia.. ,,r.l
henry 'a,ndiee. her husband ar. s. Q
ierid'u az the STATE ~ Virginia. it -
Ordered that th-y 90 opp. ar h"7, within
hiteen dav- after due publication hsr,..f
ann 90 what may b. necessary to Pc
t'ct thrir interest in this suit Aud if =
mr'h-r ordered that "a copy hereof te
published once a week s1r fnur weeks iri
the Prev Lance. "a newspaper published
IN the city of Frederick burg Va. and
that a copy be posted ~ IA. front q D., ?
OF the courthouse ~ this county uu % q
2nd d1V of September. 1907. that l.irg
me next -uc'%-rding rule FAY after this
order WAS entered
4 cupy-Te-t..
T. 4 CoghHl. Clark
o, by I. e. Valentine Deputy e -rA
Chandler X Chandler. y. u
A cnpy-Tests:
T. &. Valentine. Deputy Clerk
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
0ndartakers and Embalmer,
Southern Railway

y. h.-foilo~ing schedule figures published a.
Information. aud are not guaranteed.
schedule elective May 2sth 1907
Trains leave Washington from Pennsylvania
station
100 a m beiiy-Locsl for warrenton Dan
SOS a. IA. Daiiy-Local tor Harrisonburg. Va
sVo a IA. baiiy-u nited States Fast fan
sirst-cla-s coaches ard drawing room -le.ter 10
NeN Orleans. 'Hninss car service
HOO a. m. Aiiy-wa-h.ngton aud Florida
iAmit'~i. Through coaches AMI sleeper 10 Co
csr srrvire. '''''e
',el y IN. Week Days-I.ocal Tor Hsrrisonburs
ADJ w.y stations ON Manassas branch.
As m. Daily-Iocl for Warr-nton and
t..ri1tte-viii-, For Strasburg week days
ffT. ir-' -ia-s co-ea 20 Atlanta. Sleeper to
OrirnlhI-. GA.. Mondsgs Wedn-ssinya Fridara
meet .9ni~ Tourist sleeper. Washington T.
$50 .. IA. Daily-New York and FLORIDA E..
press First class coach and sleeper to Colum-
bia aud Augusta Dining car "a In carte
lob y. m. Dany-New York and Nemphi.
Limited Ola u nchburgl-Fir-t class coach and
sleeping ear 70 Roanoke, Knoxville Chatta-
New Orleans. Dining-car service
Hoo p. m. Daily-New York and New Orleans
ton cars to New Orleans sleeper h AshvfIIe
Auanta birmingham. New Orleans. Dininx-car
Trains leave Richmond for the South a. fol.
'oNs; Daily. "a. N. Ills a m. $50 D. m. week
days ,. ~, makes connections at Danville for
arrive hehinOnc $40 "a. m. 3 rs p. m and ms
p m. daily. 80 u. m. week days
through trains from the south arrive Wash
inSton Z 35 a. m, SIS a. M. 9.05 A. m daily: IA
?. m, sfs D. m. n 10 p. M. aud n D. m daily
Harfisonburg l@a5 .. m. week DAYS and 3 10 n
m daily IRON Charlottesville. SIS a. IA and
80 p m. Prom Strasburg SIG "A. m. week davS.
ickets rleepingear reservatiOns. and detailed
Information can be had at ticket once. 705 18TH
81. 5ll Pa. ave and Pennsylvania station
ha.gaee Checked through from hotels and resi-
dences.
Phone $3.50 for 2. r. Il. Cab service.
e H. ACkERT, v. T. and Gen. Man.
:. II, HARDMICk. Pass. Trafic Mgr
". H. TAlLOE. Gen, Pass. Agent
l. \. BROWN. General Agent.
Washington. d. O.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
Shot at oovernor,a Wife.

Owensboro. KY. Sept. 14.--Joe Rux
CT. farmer. has been indicted on the
charge OF having discharged a pistol
at an automobile containing Mrs. ]
c. w. Beckham. wife OF the governor
OF the state. and party OF friends
Mrs. Beckham. who was an Owens
Dor girl, was here visiting friends. The
farmers In this vicinity have been
complaining OF the speed Of the ma
chimes on the highways. and when the
motor containing Mrs. Beckham reach.
cd a bridge on a much-traveled thor.
oughfare. a man on horseback demand.
ed that the chaffeur stop. When the
machine started he fired several shots,
and Mrs. Beckham and the other won.
en- dropped to the bottom of the car.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
LUSlTANlA MAKES A RECORD
Five Gays and 81 r.autes Crossing
tie Atlantic.

wv CeJS anC - fit'ltes Crossing
tie Atlantic.
New York sept 1.-THE now four
screw turbine steamship Lusitania OF
the Cunard line finished her maiden
voyage across the Atlantic. having
covered the distance from Daunt's
Rock hghtship. On Queenstown. to the
Sandy Hoes lightsAip. in five days AID
- minutes Her average speed for the
ertire voyage was 2S.0l knots Ter
hour. Her best days run was 593 sea.
miles The poorest showing was on
Monday when. because OF the fog. the
run for the - hours. plus the IS min.
utes gained In time each day on the
Westbound passage. was $50 sea-miles.
This voyage breaks the record for
the aassago from Queenstown. which
was made in 1894 by the Lucania. also
OF the Cunard line which came across
IL i've days seven hours. and % min.
utes. That record stood for l3 years
Tho Queenstown record was the only
one that the Lusitania did break. Her
average speed per hour Of 2s.Ol knots
was beaten three years ago by the
Kaiser Wilhelm II. which made a rec
ord Of 1885 knots per hour. and BY
the Deutschland seven years ago.
which made an average speed OF 22.36
knots The highest average speed q
the credit Of the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse is 227s
The Iusitania is the largest liner
ever built being 100 feet long.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
GIVING FORTUNE AWAY
Mans Will Directs Executor 10
Give 10 Whom He Pleases.
DlSINHERlTS HIS RELATIVES

$4,000 Estate Of Joseph Anderson,
OF West Chester, Pa. to Be cls.
tributed BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hospital Gets $4,000.
West Chester. Pa. Sept. lS.-Wutner
T. Pennypacker. OF this place. execu-
tor OF the $4,000 estate OF the la,s
Joseph Anderson. who died here n
year and a half ago. has commenced
TO sive the fortune away as he was d.
reeted to 10 by the will OF the deceas-
ed Mr.. Pennypacker made the first
osQuest In behalf OF the dead. Il being
In the shape OF a sle. 900 gift 70 the
Phoenixville hospital The gift was
received by the trustees. aud a memo
ria 20 Mr.. Anderson WAS ordered
placed IN conspicuous place in the
hospital. Mr.. Pennypacker saws he
Will keep on giving away the Arder-
son fortune until II is all gone and the
will complied with.
Joseph Anderson was a bachelor
who amasseG his fortune by the strict
eat economy and saving During his
lifetime he was very close. ana never
gave a dollar away. When he died at
so he practically disinherlted his rela-
tives. and left the whole OF his fortune
aside from few small legacles. to his
lifelong friend Mr. Pcnnypackcr. with
the stipulation Ia hts will that ne was
to settle the es.ate and give the pro
csedS away exactly as be pleased
there not being sven a hint in the Will
as 10 whom he should give the money.
Mr.. Pennypscker receives dozens Of
letters every day from persons who
want share OF the Anderson fortune
either for themselves or for some char
ity they represent The letters were
filed away. but the money remained
intact when Mr. Pennypacker sur
prised the trustees OF the Phoenixville
hospital. who were holding a meeting
by walking in and LAYING down $4,000
IN checks and mortgages and asking
they would accept the Gift They
were so surprised that none OF thcm
could speak for a while. and then sil
broke forth at once in salvo OF
thanks. People are guessing who viii
be the next recipient OF a gif; from
Nr. Pennypacker.
Mr.. Pennypacker Is chief clerk OF
the county commissioners. at n salary
OF $500 a year. Some OF his friends
have jokingly reminded Mr. Penny
packer OF the old adage that Charity
begins at home" but he saws no. he is
going TO give the fortune away. every
penny OF H.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
CAR UNROOFED BY WIND
Exciting Experience Of Passengers on
Reading Express Durinu Storm.

Exciting Experience Of Passengers on
Reading Express During Storm.
Reading. Pa. Sept. 14.-Passengers
on the Reading express train for Potts
Vile had a remarkable experience six
miles north OF this city. when the
train. going so miles an hour. ran into
windstorm which tore of the roof
OF one car and sent a thrill Of excite
ment through the entire train. When
the train struck the whirlwlnd the
shock was so perceptible that many
persons thought the emergency brakes
had been applied. Just before the
train rushed into the cloud It becans
dark as night. and rain fell in tor
rents.
The train stopped at LeespOrt a
few minutes later, and the passengers
were transferred from the leaking car
to another.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
Upton cHALLtA9ES
viii Try Cace .lora &c LII Tic
americas Cup.
TO SAIL UNDER IRISH COLORs
Undsunted BY Defeat. Doughty Sports.
nsn viii ny Once More Fer Prize
He Covets-chaiiense Was Expected
In New York.


London. Sept 1t-Sir Thomas Lip
ton Will make another attempt in 1905
TO regain the Americas cup Tor Great
Britain.
The announcement was made by Sir
Thomas. in London. and by the score
tary OF the Royal Irish Yacht Club at
Dublin. The challenge. which goes %
the New York Yacht Club in the n.me
OF the Royal Irish Yacht Club. was
mailed from Dublin.
The details OF the challenge wero
arranged when Sir Thomas visited
Dublin recently in the course OF a
yachting cruise around the British
Isles on board the Erin. lie told a
friend months ago OF his intention %
challenge. but havirg until the end OF
September 10 take action he deferred
challenging until the 1lth hour. Tor ne
didn't wish TO give the American
yachtsmen more time than necessary
to make preparations for dcfenliu-
the cup. Sir Thomas thinks they al-
ready have great advantage. because
It is necessary for the chailen in-
yacht 70 cross the Atlantic
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
RappahannOck River Line
Schelnle in Efi.ct Snnt = 1on1
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
Leave baltimore
Nsstland lfr.kN lexington W.s
Boxer
Ipti nhsndnc, tarer
BALTIMORE 10y anu "''''n', II'iri"bslug
-. pa,.,. TApPAHkNNOCK
ave 'atoe Pier , Light tretw weather
=" Tor Mestllrd North trnl
fappahanuocA '''No"' water view, SHARP
FREDERIC KSBIRG " ~ "'' 'i
account JAMESTOWN Exposition
M Tuesday and and hermit
~. rN'r BAY Port
'p 90. i'int . Moran'- a.
M
ran u 10 each meals At room Nta
FREDERCK TAPP,u,NNo,T ,.,~,.
Thursday and
'r sh Hop Yard Hay
Stnu'tf~
a m plahanneek ':o Wexford
"a'er view" Nonaskon taun
Irvington WIts
q m Nesta nd
and aturla
rAPPAH ANNOCK 7'
and ''e IAppAhanno weather permitting Monday W,~lny
stopping et Netrd
Monaon 'rtenna
"itt stone Mill In .Westnpd ' '''''s''"'
only
fish rpsy. a., 9 l, ihgr-iey and iay mornings
w II. Scott, Agent, fredericksburg, Va
WILLARD Tho GEM Man ,uRf,-lI g.. % -
baltimore. g.. WV" '''-" '@T~ ARt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
Is good for boils, burns, cuts. scaIds and
skin diseases. 1t is especially good for
piles. Sold by NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17

Most women seem to enjoy plying
somebody.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills for backache. weak kidneys and in
tiamation of the bladder Sold by NJ. NJ
Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17

DeWitt's Little Early RiSers are good
Tor any one who needsapil Sold by N.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17

Even II a stingy man does acquire a LOT
oil real money, what's the use?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
Sept. q, Is and 20, 1907.

This will be Of the attractive fairs ever held
on these beautiful grounds Every department will he
crowded and especially attractive Let everybody exhibit
something and COME TO THE FAIR a splendid brass
band will discourse music during the three DAYS Eycr
sion rates railroads and steamboats, BALLOON A.
CENSION EACH DA and the sideshows will be first class
The RACING will be exciting and the entries laroor h,
ever. For Premium List or other information oddaa
the Secretary. HENRY D,vNrrI
:. .. QoIN.N, secretary President
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-17
W. 8. EMBREY

tsuccessor to Embrey q Bergman. I
Dealer In Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
POSTS, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand a large supply OF
6aied Hay and Mil Feed. Once near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va
Also Agent for Page Wire Fence Co
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

Saba er Wonrao aas og 9ubenion
MI after penot tilbaee til Snbien oe
bar ianrmen meb Sfotlenoeren DIR
Waeion Den 16be September itartet
en- Expedition fra 8arieeIing, en- Ii.
Den @p peb SinlaIapas SOB, mel
5ielbet aa6rii (noget ODER $4,000
5oo) til forelsbiet Manl, ibet Seniig.
ten er, bbis oct lpffes at beItige bette,
oa ogiaa at forisee at naa aindin.
iunga, iom er anieet for geroens
bsieite 8ieIb.
st 8lao | 9arieeIina Ifriper Ser
16be September ON grpeoitionen:
"Som man BIZ erinore, orog TO
GoromGnb, @ubenion os Monrat
aas, | Sebruar Maaneb no paa en-
g~rpeSition til be ineflGbte Ssioer
for at beitige 4abrii. Oct bar iniS-
lertio life ben rette @arstio til at
forigge at naa bet bibtil ubeiteane
9ierg. Ru er De imiblertio after
penot tilbage til 0arieeling og er
ioog braget no paa tit oriitise Sore.
|tagen6e.
Ser er blepen triiffet nteget ON.
fattenoe Sorbereoelier, ba bet err De.
res Seniigt at bore borte | TO Maone.
Der. De tager meo fig ca. so arIier.
Sner Ianb bill blioe noruIiet meo
parme al9oer, uIotepper, StspIer,
Banter, SGtter o. SnebriIer. Sr-
rem bill foregaa | forte 9agsmarider.
6oIfene bill blipe opspet | at BRUCE
fine Sserer, oa efter bet Snbtrpf, pi
bar facet at De TO Serrer, tan 3it.
lierne pGre fire paa at blipe gobt be.
banolet.
Wr. Maeion, Tom oeiaa Ieoiageoe
benz paa ben iioite Grpeoition bill Ieoe
Observation-Disclosures De refer Der.
fra birefte til Bamiong6i og berfra
i~ortiGttes til Songri. De bor taget
fit 2anos Stag meo fig, og hi er for
pisieoe ON, at De en- paffer Morgen
bill funne ibtnse BET paa Eoppen al
gamIe 9abru, 24,0t5 SOB oper So.
bet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
gresie ODER oisie GOrbanoIin-

fpenfe Hresie oper oisie Gorbanolin.
ger, bpis Meiultat MI foreIigeer.
Denne Misneie er | IirfeIigbe6en
fommet nofiaa itoentet, ba BET 10 bar
pRret SffentIiebeoen befienot Iigefro
Gluten al 1906, at oisie Sorbonb-
finger bar b9ret fort. Sg fra norif
SIDE fan pi life erfienoe at Wis-
nsien | rogen Mon fan bore begriin.
bet eller berettiget, al Den Stuno bet
umuIig fan bore agresiipt til nogen
SIDE, at @orge Iittter en- Traftat,
iom gioer ct it9rtt uotrpf for bets
uaflaoelige BeitrRbelier for at frnne
bore ,loenfor olle frigerife 5orpifIin.
ger. Naborieets Erpgbeo fan 10
umuIig libe oerpeo = Ri mener
tpertimoo. gor Seniigt bar | aae
Senieenoer p9ret Iopal operfor Dor
Rabo paa Salpsen.
0e fire Stormaeter, meb bpilfe
Sraftaten er f~lirttet, bar ielpiast og-
iaa bapt ben Spfatnins, at Sperises
Snteresier Der | ingen Senieenoe
saaes for n9r. Com oct bat pRret
| S~tormasternes Snteresie iaapeliom
| Dor at faa bette SpsrssmaaI orbnet
peo en- fait aftale, iaaIebes er oct Dor
fire Sperbepisning % faIte Gro, at
bet er | belle Norbens og ben almin.
beige eilrop9iffe Sreos Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
"0i bar noeet at Iere''.

sSor noele Maaneoer liben meooel'
ties ! bauife Blade en- fonselia 8uno'
gisreIie ON &on9en at 9anmarfs
Geiie til SsIano og enbuioere en- fon'
gelig aunosisrelie ON '@eoiGttelie al
en fongelig banif-islanbif 8ommis-
fion.
De TO oepartementale &eiolutioner
bar affattet ! ct Sprog og meo Snirf'
Ter, Tom formentlig anpenotes ! ialia
abiaIons os @aloemar Itteroags
.9ase. &eioIutionernes 0iffeoarer
hattie oerfor osiaa flor Wsunterbe>
baabe / 9anutarf os | Rorse % | alle
andre Stater, bpor man fit Gie pao
Reiolutionerne.
90 M finder Ri | "BoIitifen" en-
@iengipelie al en- Saciimile af Stats'
miniiter MibeIienS @fifebsanisgnina
lam fsIgenbe 9emerfninger:
Rorif "aftenpoIten" bringer ! Sac
iimile Statsminiiter Miteliens If.
ifeosanissning. 9ette document bill
interesiere ogiaa | 9anmarf, foroi
bets Zone paa en- iaa pelgisrenbe
Maabe fontraiterer moo Den llnoer.
baniebeosaono, ION StatsIipet ber'
nebe lioer unoer. "SiI 8ongenl =
Gbriitian Wihelien". Sperfer
mere eIler minorel Ssmmelig 9Gr.
bsoisbeo og pGrbig SeIofsleIie bar
Iiae 8rao iuubet llotrpf ! De Sormer,
b~porunber BET norife Hises fsrite
gorger benpenoer iis til aonsemas.
tens Snoebaper. St bar noget al
lore.