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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
"ADream of Egypt" Gre
ateS Hostile Demon
StTdtiOn in Paris.
AUDIENCE THROWS
THINGS" AT ACTORS
Daughter of Due de Morny,
Wrote Play and Acted in 1t.
Nine. Gauthier-Villars, Who
Co1laborated, Driven
From Moulin
Rouge.

PARIS, January 3.--Tf1ere was n re-
markabie scene tonight at the notorious
Moulin Rouge, when the Marauise de
Morny daughter of the famous Duke
de Morny. and niece of Napoleon Ill,
made her debut in an act called "A Dream
of Egv pit" written by herself IN collab-
Grafton with Nine. Gauthier- r-Niilars, the
author of "claudlne, and other decad-
ent novels.
The marquise, who is the divorced wife
Of Marquis de Belbuf, has already
achieved an unenviable reputation, and
her heralded appearance on the stage
brought out a storm Of criticism. To this
tile marauise replied in letter published
to-day, denying that her performance was
intended to be suggestive, and insisting
that she meant to give an artistic repro
duction OF the manners OF ancient Egypt.
In defending her appearance on the
stage the rnaruuise says.
This does not constitute disgrace to
the French aristccracy and distinguish
ed scion of this aristocracy. The Prince
de Brogle has been earning his living FOR
some time past By conducting an orches-
ira in New York"
In spite of this statement. a number
of clubmen and BonapartistS got together
and went to the Moulin Rouge Tonight
where they conducted a demonstration
the like of which has seldom been wit
messed in this city
For ten full minutes the curtain could
not be raised on the new act owing 10
the pandemonium from galleries and
boxes. When it finally went up, disclos-
ing the rlarquise working out q crypto-
gram of the charm OF life, after the
fashion OF Gaiatea and beautiful Egyp-
tian mummy in the person OF Nine. Willy,
tie din was redouhled. This was fol
lowed by q rain os taissiies OF every
description, the sudie.ree sen throwing
Iiassoaxx ed rnxes at the women on
the stage In spite Of this vociferous
demonstration, the two women persisted
in completing their act. which is as DIS
gustingiy Indecent as anything ever seen
on the Partisan stage. i}s
When the curtain was rung down, the
crowd rushed toward the box occupied
by Nine. Gauthier-Villars and Mile.
Polaire. who is starring in stage adapta-
tton of -Claudine, and literally drove
them from the theatre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL
PROMISES INVESTIGATION

ALBANY, N. ", January "A sweep
Ing investigation into the question as to
the compliance with the corrupt prac-
tices act by candidates and party COM
1mittees concerned in the November cleo
tions is promised by the now attorney
general, William S. Jackson, In n state
.ment issued to-day. The statement was
made in explaining his reasons for sum-
marily revokins the designation by At
torney- General Mayor on December 2S
of Gherard Davis, of New York, to rep
resent the attorney-general in proceed
ings brought by the Association to Pre-
vent Corrupt Practices at Elections
against William r, Hearst to compel
him to file more complete details as to
the expenses Of his campaign for elec-
tion as Governor. t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
NOTICE CAME TOO
LATE; NEGRO HANGED
The Sheriff Was Notified After
the Trap Had Been
Sprung.

vICKSBURG, MISS, January 3.-Will
Harvey. a negro. was hanged at Mayors
Vile, Miss, to-day, three minutes before
notice that his sentence had been COM
muted reached the sheriff of Issaquena
county. To-day Harvey's attorney was
notified by Governor Vardaman that the
negros sentence had been commuted to
Imprisonment for life. He hurriedly call
ed up the 1ssaquena sheriff, but tho lat
ter did not reach the telephone until
three minutes after the drop fell. Harvey
was sentenced to be hanged for the mur-
der Of Pete Bromo, negro. in March
last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
HARVEY HILL is BAILED;
MAN HE SHOT WILL LIVE

ATLANTA, GA, January 3,-IIarvey
Hill. of this city, who shot and severely
wounded DR. L. NJ, Ridley, Jr.. at La
Grange yesterday afternoon, returned to
Atlanta to-day accompanied by his
father ana mother and Reuben Arnood,
with whom lie is associated in the prnc-
tice OF law. Hill was released on bond
shortly after the shooting, He expressed
qualification that Or. Ridley was not
fatally hurt, hut refused to discuss the
quarrel that led to the shooting, Solicitor
General G.. ID. Ill., father OF Harvey
Hill, is Quoted as saying that the diff
Guilty was " personal one, and no public
explanation is necessary or wise Dr.
Ridley's recovery Is assured, He lis re-
ported to have requested that no legal
proceedings be taken against young Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
HALF M|LL|ON
FIRE IN NEW YORK
-Four Firen1en Injured and Five
Story Building Utterly
Destroyed.
PRISON IN SIGHT OF BLAZE
-------
Prisoners Set Up Cries of Fear
and Were Paraded in the
Courtyard.
PRISON IN SIGHT OF BLAZE

NEW YORK. January 3.-Eire destroyed
the big furniture store OF Cowperthwaite
& Sons at Third Avenue and One Hundred
and Twenty-first Street tonight. entai!ng
n loss estimated at half n million dol
lars. ana causing the injury of four fire
men none seriously.
The blaze which started a few minutes
after o'clock. quickly developed into
the most spectacular fire seen in Harlem
In long time.
The Third Avenue elevated line was
blocked for hours at the time OF its heay-
TEST traffic. and drew ouch iofme;lse
crowds that many police reserves were
called out to maintain order. For time
the fire threatened the entire block, and
it required three hours hard work by
the firemen to bring 1t under control. The
Cowperthwaite establishment. q big five
story brick structure. was DESTROYED.
The stock was valued at 100000. fully
insured The fire started in the basement.
and an explosion of varnish followed
almost Immediately. The two first fire.
r1en on the scene We're overcome by
smoke In the basement, and were drag
scd cut with difficulty. One of them,
Driver Duffy. was badly burned and re-
moved to hospital. About 200 feet from
the Cowperthwaite Building is the Harlem
Police Station and prison. The ifty-eight
prisoners set up cries of fear, and We're
taken from their cells and paraded In
court until all danger was past. The
Third Avenue wall of the burning build
ing fell across the elevated road struc-
ture, and the hremen who were fighting
the flames from that vantage place were
forced to leap to the ground.
Captain Lummey was slightly injured
n falling wall fell nproSS Ono
Hundred and Twenty-f1rst Street and
buried number of small buildings
Several firenlen barely escaped being
buried in the ruins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
.PLUCKY WOMAN
BEATS OFF NEGRO.
Hammers Man With Her Small
Fists Until He Drops Cash
Drawers Contents.
THIEF TAKEN BY SURPRISE
Rain OF Blows in His Face From,
Woman Weighing Scarcely
One Hundred .Pounds.
lspeclal 10 INC rlmes-plspateh.l

iSptCial W lne ItlSpAtcUsl
LyNCHBURG. VA, January 3.-Mrs.
S. /. Carter, woman not of large statue,
weighing hardly more than hundred
pounds. with her fists this afternoon
shortly before g o'clock beat off negro
who was making off with n bag of small
coin which he had taken from the store
which Is attached to her home at No.
S06 Cabell Street. The negro, when ac
costed by Mrs. Carter, and under the
rain of the blows from her fists, which
are unused to such things, surrendered his
booty and ran off. When last seen he
was passing the fire station In Rivermont,
but Mrs Garter will be able to give a good
description of the negro, and he will in
all probability be apprehended.
Mrs. Garter, who gives the grocery store
her personal supervision, left the store
and walked into the connecting dining
room. She had not been out of the store
for a minute when she heard the hell t,
the cash drawer sound. She rushed into
the store Just as the negro started TO
close the door. With rare presence of
mind and remarkable fortitude she e,rushed
to the door and intercepted the intruder,
reaching the door only soon enough to
plant herself in his way. She demanded
her money, and when she insisted he
grabbed hold of her arm and attempted
to thrust her aside. She was not to be
gotten so easily out or the way, and
before tho negro knew what was taking
place Mrs Garter was hammering him
with her lists in most heroic manner.
The attack OF the little woman evidently
mystified the robber, and he doubtless
came to the conclusion that 1t was the
of val N gi1rh5 the
and make break for liberty. He turned
the bag over to the lady and then broke
for the sidewalk, and was soon out of
eI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
SHOT STEPFATHER
AND BURIED HIM
Neighbors suspicious-Body Dug
Up and Wound Dis
covered.

ORLANDO. FLA, January S.-Chris
Dohlman was held to-day by a coroner's
jury on the charge of killing his step
father, Theodore Whoelke. living near
Conway. 1t was stated Tuesday that
Whoelke had died natural death, and
he was buried Neighbors reported sus-
picious circumstances and the body was
exhumed to-day, showing gunshot
wound in the side, After close question
ing, Dohlman admitted that he had shot
Whoelke alleging that Whoelke, who
had been drinking, was at the time beat
ing his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
THIRTY-TWO KILLED IN
ROCK ISLAND WRECK
OF This Number Twenty-Three
Were Mexican
Laborers.

TOPEKA, KAN. January 3.-The in
quest to be held over the bodies killed IN
the Rock Island wreck at Voland, Kan.
yesterday, was to-day postponed until
Monday. John Lines the nineteen-year-
old operator at Volands, will be the prin-
cipal witness.
The officials of the railroad company
say that the total number of dead will
not exceed thirty-two. There are twenty
eight bodies at Topeka and Alma, includ-
ing those of passengers who were killed
outright, bodies of victims who have
died since the wreck. and the charred
corpses that were recovered from the
smoking-car after the fire. OF these
bodies, twenty-three are Mexicans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
DROPPED DEAD
AT A BANQUET
Ex-Mayor Of Everett Expired
While Reciting Original
Poem.

BOSTON, MASS January 3.-At a
banquet to one of his successors at the
Quincy House tonight John b. Hender-
son, who was Mayor of Everett in 1897,
was stricken with apoplexy, and died
within a few minutes. The banquet was
given in honor OF Mayor Thos. j. Buyn-
ton who will begin "A second term next
Monday. Mr.. Henderson was the first
to respond to a toast. AS ho was recitisg
an original poem, he dropped back into
his chair. He was carried to an ante
room, where he expired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
DETERMINATIONS ARE
CHARGED IN,GE0RGIA

WASHINGTON, d, c., January g.
The allegation is made to the Interstate.
Commerce Commission by the Southern
Grocery Company, Of Nf0ultrie, Ga,
against the Georgia Northern Railway
and other lines that the de-
Pendants levy higher rates of freight upon
shipments to Nioultrie from Cincinnati,
Louisville and Memphis than they levy
upon like shipments to other contiguous
points in Georgia. The compiainants re-
quest that the discrimination be ahated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
NOT INTERESTED IN
SOUTHERN MAGAZINE

The fact that Mr.. Joseph Brynns
name has been used in connection with
the Southern Magazine, having come to
the Knowledge of Mr.. BRYAN, he wishes
~ known that he IS not interested In or
in any way responsible for that pub
lication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
YOUNG LADY FALLS
AND LOSES HER VOICE

4 NORWOOD, Ma, January 3,--Nliss Hat
tie Scruggs, on returning from school on
Wednesday, fell In her room soon after
arriving, and has not spoken since. She
has strange affections OF the throat a +
times. Two years ago she lost her speech
entirely for two months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
900 FIRE
OF ARMY STORES

4 PORTSMOUTH,. ENG, January s,-.A
fire which broke out among the stores
on the Gun Wharf here caused damages,
the amount of s1,25o,oo0. The entire
equipment OF an army corps was de-
stroyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
FOUR MEN DROWN
IN ROANOKE RIVER
(spccial 10 The Timcs- Dispatch.

-TSTVV1Tf Z -f7fsTHt al NJ
WILLIAMSTON, N. c.. January g.
-Four negro men We're drowned some time
this morning between daybreak and sun
rise, while going from their homes in
BERTHE county to their work at the camp
OF the Wicomico Lumber Company. The
canoe was supposed to have capsized
while they were crossing Roanoke River
a few miles above here. All being unable
TO swim, they perished,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
VOTED AGAINST
/. ABATTO|R AFTER
LONG ARGUMENT
Committee. BY Division
of Six to Four. Rejects
Proposed Ordinance.
GREAT INTEREST
FELT IN RESULT
Large Attendance at Hearing and
Number of Notable Speeches
Made-Several Members
of the Committee
Changed Their
Votes.
RESULT OF VOTE ON
FORBES ABATTOIR

Forbes abattoir ordinance rejected
by Council Committee on Ordinances.
Charter and Reform last night. after
five hours hearing. Vote on the test
question OF reporting ordinance fa-
vorably:
Ayes-Messrs. Davis. Ferguson.
Moncure and Lynch-four.
Noes-Messrs. Elicit, Cary,
Grundy, Dabney, larus and um-
iauf--six.
The vote to reject the ordinance
was the reverse OF that given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
SAYS POWLEY
WAS IN NORFOLK
clearinghouse Keeper Declares
Positively That Alleged Train
Robber Had Not Left.
MAN TAKEN TO MECKLENBURG
Preliminary Hearing There Has
Been Set for Next
Thursday.

NORFOLK. VA. January 3.-Mrs.
Fred Henstead, Who keeps boarding
house at Fl Fenchurch Street, this city.
stated positively tonight that Charles
Powiey charged "ith holdlng up a
Seaboard Air Line train, had lived at
her house several weeks. Mrs. Ken
stead says he did not leave Norfolk
until Tuesday morning. and that he
owes her board for Two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

Charles Powley. alias John q. Andrews,
alias L. c. Cox. who is accused OF having
held up and robbed the passengers OF n
Pullman coach Of the Seaboard Air Line 8
Florida Limited, near La Crosse. Neck
lenburg county. last Sunday morning.
and who was arrested on that charge by
Detective C. D. Duke. OF the Baldwin
Detective Agency, and f. l.. Norton. OF
the same agency, night watciiman OF the
Richmond yards. on Wednesday evening.
was yesterday evening turned over 20
Mr. Albert Baldwin and taken to Meek
lenburg where 1t is expected he will be
tried on Thursday, January Ii, loJI The
prisoner was in very bad state
of fright NJ. Duke, the deteativc
who made the arrest, says that the all
legged traa-robber is the most nervous
prisoner he ever saw.
Serious Suspicion.
The detective has however, a more
serious suspicion against Powley, as he
says that he has strong reasons to be-
lieve that the accused may be Herman
Hirsch. of many aliases, who is charged
with having murdered James Agnew Nc
MILAN in Pittsburg, Pa. The circular
sent out describing Hirsch says that he
is man twenty-five or twenty-six years
of age. five feet and eight inches in
height, weighing 155 or ls0 pounds; hair
and eyes very dark. skin not so dark:
smooth face; gold crown in back tooth
of upper jaw; gold plug in tooth next
TO eyetooth: good dresser" etc. There
is some faint resemblance between the
two pictures. but the suspicion depends
more upon the tally in the two descrip-
tions. Powell has gold crown In the
back tooth of upper jaw, and has rather
dark hair and dark eyes. He is not,
however, quite so tall as the man de-
scribed as Hirsch, and also weighs some
thing less
The main evidence to be adduced
against Powley on the charge of high
way robbery is that lot of 1ewery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Puneersnco Gyrfiet.

I'll ben amerifanife Sremmebmis.
iions Sopebfontor / Soston Iais.,
err inoIebet NieooeIelie ON, at Der
raa6er en- itRrf Sungersnso | oct
Snbre al BET trrfiife Rige. Griien
paa grsb bar iorooblet iig, Sueoe og
andre Sorniorter er meget bsiere
enb iiior % griicrne poa andre
9ipsiorusbenbeber er IRE @nnge
beiere, emo De par for 10 gar iioen.
Zen brittle aoniul / 9itIis inbbe.
retter, at flere SunoreSe 1emneifer,
Der leper noe paa Rouibiletterne os
omfring 9ularif. itaar | 6are for at
iuIte libel. bpis life SiGlp fan nan
Dem mart.
Snngersnso truer ogioo nuore al
Smaabuerne omfring erSerum, 90
Ger er fna al Snopamerne, iom bar
IiSIer til at uopauore til ameritn
eIler HusIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Piitoriif SUMO.

ct meget pigtiat biitoriif Sluno er
iorIeoen giort / Gitp Of Ierico al
ben amerifonife Siitorifer DR.. Ser
bert 6. Bolton ira Carnegie. Snititu.
tet | 8aibington. 5uubet beitanr al
Is at De 81 Goflumenter, iom bIep
taset fra 2sitnnrt 3ebulon q. Fife
Of De Soreneoe StoterS arme al
ipanife SoI6uter, oa ban / goret
1906 foretog lin bersmte SpoageIieS.
reiie opao Srfanioa. % WiSiourifo.
oerne. De reiterenbe ire 9ofumeu,
ter er oct enonu fife lpffeoeS at op.
ipore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

DIR. gugge bleu o%rreiteret pon lin
g~rpllipsoug paa 6orauIeouing al
en- Sbeaterentreprener beo gsopn $,
@tortou Cohen. 6fieut anfIaeen
aIlereoe par fremiot omtrent i MiS.
ten al September, blcp Dog StRpnin.
gen life forfpnnf bom irr ben 25oe
September % Den 9aputp, iom Tor
fpnote ben forfldreSe, at ban bapoe
ipeeiel Snirrur til life at iorfpnoc
Den Tor Sen Dag. a-reitorSren op.
I9iies for bom paa @o0eu / Ceiling,
BAN ire Timer TOR gieIien bar be,
itemt of ffilloe finoe Gteo.
Snecn iorfIareoeS FOR Seu unge
Dame, Miis Sarriet Suabes, oe
benSeS Sor9lore. @SiiS Suabes be,
bite imioIertio fin Srofaitbeo oe fin
abioIute Glib til i'm 6orlopeSeS
uifploigbeo peo at iuiitere poa, al
Geremonien ffuloe iinbe Steo, ion
ON intet bar bGnot, % ber foregii
fort efter meb nGbute 9cpittn ION
interesieret SiIifiier. Ienne iibit,
n9nnte Ieoiageoe b~ereiter Nr. %
Mrs. Susge til Senttle, bpor Sriis,
gonnien lesIoDes moo aautiou.
Sprberene bIep trrtfnc / 9ang6rag,
oe oct tcg Aetten en- @tanncb at af.
fatte aienoeIien.
Mr. giisse og bans Sr,ib ptI nj
pente til 8aareL for DC tuger i'm
grpaupsreiie. s MeIlcmtiben bill
Der. 9uese % bans Saafsrere fac
oct traplt meb at ubfGrOiae 8opirer,
bpori Der bill bli frerniot icniatio,
nelle geifnIbninaer MOB Cohen.
9enne oil bli anfla9et for onbifabs-
fiilo Sorfslgelie, og Rr. gugac oil
gisre aran pna $150,OOO / Sfdoe$.
e%ritntning.
9Rr. Vuage er en- 9rooer of Io.
pofat Sans 9ugge / 9eQingbom og
af aaptein | grnieeu Sens 9ugge,
Der for Sioen meb fit 8egimert er
itationeret paa Gubo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
"Difin9"s Sorlis.
9nrtIfi6et "atlas" briugcr SiStuse
ON antaltrgien.
SeiparIig Reiie.

Set mmcrifouite SeiIiti5 "2ltIa5'
err &uleougS @crsen dutoumet til
Gan ,5rantisco eitcr ell Reiie gad
.275 Gage ira Baltimore. Reiier
bar ppret RIG pao Gpentpr og iorge.
liae 9egiperbeoer.
Zen Ste Sunni itSote Oct | N
Storm uoenfor Sap Sorn paa Den
norife Bart Sitting, aoptstn Ee.
terien, paa Reiie ira Sornburg til
GaQao. geggc 6artsier bleu itPrft
beifaoigeoe, pGrit oog 9drten. )
gtatteuS yflilm oe RGolIer ft IL al
"3itina~s Mauojtab re6Oet iig ont
borO paa "gtloS". men blurbt oisie
pur life Soptein Reterieu o. bans
Suitru, Der Ieoinaeoe BAN poa Rei.
len. Oct por for msrtt til at noe
uogcn SiGIp. o. GA 3ageu brso
irem, par "8iting" furiuuuoet.
"Itlas" mnntte penoe tilbage I'll
Rio Saneiro for at iaa StaSen no
beoret, ga Den u9lteu nar / iuufe.
frroig Gtan6. gaG geisu eto
eicroe Ruuoitabet Wfptteri, men
beloiaois Iufteoes oct at iaa bette
foaIt omtrcut ! SsbieIeu.
Ssr Somucuitsoet meo ~gifiug@
baobe ire al @el9tutugeu ntsot i'm
Dab. Zen 23Se Rai faIot to at
RotroIerue, 5. Stunader OF
Charles IoIou, ueo fra alpoerbcm-
men oa orlifreoe, oe ben lobe sunni
osoe Sciluroeeren, Scbn Socf, OF
bleo begropet / Sonet % Sfibet
uaocbe San 6raueiseo Soou, lad
aapteiueus Seu og SreSieitprmar.
ben iarligt ipge outboro. Oct bar
Ioitet meS aliI for Reeiertnseu-
@gSifiaa" bar ct MT 9orfifib pcn
|2,54f Scns. Wan bopoe frgen gf-
terretring bart fra eIler ON Sor-
teiet, iioen oct tiIiraaSte Reiien, fpr
"gtIas" brostc rtlpttesbuSffabet ON
bets Undergoing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
apaneieriporesmaalet.

Der t~eIearoiereS fra Sofio ben
25oe 9ecember, at Den oerpGrenoe
omerifunite Imbasiaosr, Gbomas s.
S'9rien, ON fort St6 penter at iaa
ia tilitiaet GetaIierre / Blnnen for
Den iorciIoacSe Spereusfonft ON
gegrGu5uingen al Den i~apaueiiite
ll~opdnoring til De 5orcueoc Stater,
oG at Den, praftiif taIt, oil reillltere
Il en- fuloitGuoig lloeluftelie al ale
iapaueiiife arbeioere.
Oct paaitaaeS / ocnne 5orbin6elie.
al oct par ben omeritanite Imbas.
iaosr, Der ogiaa Ieuereoe 8runola'
get til ben Operenstomit ION !
OiSie Gage peutes a~iiIuttet mel.
lem Sapau og Canada, ifisnt
Den fanaoiifc arbeiOsminiiter, gIu.
ooIp 2enicur. ioa i~uIOitGnbig bar
iqnoreret 6er amerifauifc ambosia'
IiaOc, at afiGren bar giOet TuIe0ning
til megen SmtaIe | Den %iupnuciiite
Soueoita6S 0iplumutiite are0ie.
Wiuiiter Scmieur. iom SuIe6og
aiiutteoe fine lln0erban0Iinger me0
oeu i~upaneiiife Regiering ~ueor0rcnoc
Suouauoriugen til CANADA, ertIGa
reSe / et Snterpiem iamme Tag. al
ban bauoe al @ruuo til at trO. at en-
2esning al oct oanifeIige Spsrgs'
maal pua oct nRrmeite par nanet.
og at Observation-Disclosures mc0 oct ia.
ianciiite loenrigsoepnrtemcnt bauoe
pGret fsrte / Den uenitu6eIigite
gldn6.
Mr. Semiellr o. ben brittle AIM
6dsioosr, Sir Charles Miac0 onalo.
ifal pare. gaaet inc paa ale SetIn.
gelierue / oeu al Den iapaueitite Re-
ajering uSnrbeioeOe Ilau on, ben
iremtioige aoutrol oper llOnanorin,
gen, % iom rimeliguis oil bIi client.
liegiorte, iaainurt en- Iignenoe Guer.
ensfomit er opnauet meo De 6oreneoe
Stater.
Get iorIpoer meb arap pda Gaa,
I~ioeIigbeo, at ll~0eurigsminiitereu,
8icomte Sapalbi / UNDERSTANDING
aerne meS Rr. 9emietr beitemt bapoC
neetet at eoa meo poa nogeH sGn,
bring / Sapans Observation-Disclosures
eaer paa uosen 9egrpnsning al
antaaet al Snpaneiere iom bDer
@aaneo bar Cop til at Ianoe i GA
MAZDA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Nfooo QomiraL.

aontreaomiral Charles u. ab.
bott or oeH 26Oe December uiaaaet
ueO GgOeu / 1T Siem / Barren,
Rbooe &Slano, I en- aINer AT rs
glnr.
Gen ai0goe Montreal leoiageoe Iont
mig Sisoificer aomobpr BerrO paa
bans biitoriite Soat til Sdpau /
1S53-54, % tie~neiteliorhr ! Dor.
aerfriacu ierit ombor0 pan 8rigs'
ilupuen "GuUnee" % iertere qmbor0
paa 6lagitibct ~&rootlpn" moer
glOmiral 5arngut. San ioriremme'
oeS / 1867 til a]uartermeiter ! 6Iaa.
Oeu og iortiutte iom ildNm til ban
/ 1891 iuIOt for 9~lOersgrGRieH meo
Haug al aoutrea0mirul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Sorfatter / Slaesmaal.

Soriatteren Booth Darlington
tom tioIig pon Rorserfuiiteu Sule-
Dag / arauaeI meb to BoIitifouitob-
Ter poa 8aoen | Suoiauopolis.
aranaeIen uoarteoe til ct sepaltigt
Slagsmanl, bporitnher Der Hoo life
iaa Iioet BLOB, men iom ilutteItg
enotc meo, at Sorfntteren opermat.
oebes og bragtes pan Yolitiintioneu
for at itauSe til an'oar for 9aoe-
uorocn oa rlboiit goIo moo SoIitiet.
San tiaooes at fcrIaSe Statioreu
moo 2eite ON at iuofiube ia Den nG.
itc Tag. Gette uuOIoO ban Dog at
gisre, og bans gemler isger M at
iaa ct 5orltg iitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
6reene,6 aYnor.S aeen.

Era Ren Orleans t~elegraferes. al
De 5oreneoe Staters areosappeIret
bar uoiteot lit Nanbot til SuGrf.
iGttelieu al llnOerrettens Tom i Den
bersmte Greene apnor. Gag, ser /
oper ct Gecenuium bar prret 8ieu.
itano for gebanbIing | 2onbets Ret.
ter, fra 5orbsrsretten op igiemem
ollie Snitancer til De 6orene6e Sta.
tiers Ssieiteret, iom iorleoen afpiite
Oct iioite 6orisg paa % Oct iioite
Saab ON Silitaaelie at en- mn GroceS.
geniamin o Greene % Sobn ).
@apnor osmies / lin sio til bper
4 aars Strniorbeioe o. en- gsoe at
S575,7l9 for begaaeoe georaserier
i 5orbinoelie meo Sapnearheioerue
i Sapannab, Georgia.