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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Orufnino.

Sitter bar BEN uforiparlige l1por.
renbeo os tarfeIsie 2etiinoisbeO, iom
ielp tiliigfome SoIf bpppis sisr fig
ifplbig l. frGbet ct WenneifeIip iom
Offer. Oct iioite erempeI berpaa
inbtraf | Chicago forleben Dag. bn
en- So aar gammel Acknowledgment
neb Rapn Rels Hnsmtsien, 226
Srano apeuue, latte 2ipet til ube paa
Nidieaniisen-
Sommen meS Ell 15-aarig gige,
gictoriu Sarfin, iom ban bopoe
fieubt. iiben bun bleo fsot, bar ban
broset no paa Sisen ! en- let Robaab,
iom ban bapoe leiet Of 5ronf Sobn-
ion, Der bar ct gabeiteo beo Sberi.
Sanpeieu. aommet ct soot Stpffe
no fra Sanb, gap ban iis for Roro
Sfplo" til at rusee paa Snaben me6
oct ReiuItat, OF oeune sif riinot og
itprtebe Dem ! ganbet. Der bIqite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

en- eanife itGrt 8inb, iuo Der gif en-
temmeIig bsi Sis. Oct lpffeoeS
imiblertio 9igen ennife itror at faa
fraplet fig op poo gaoSpHloet, bpori.
MOB Rasmisien, Der bar tomnet ct
soSt Stpffe bort, fsrit efter en- lang
og anitrensenoe Spsmmentr naaeoe
ben til ben. SON par ga iaa uomat.
tet, at ban fort efter table Saaet os.
bolbt paa at ipnfe for treble Sang,
% Sobnicn, iom baboc bsrt 8ieers
Rsoraab, Tom roenbe % / Iibfte gle.
bIif fit ballet bam op | fin 9aoo. San
Dor bo aIIerebe bepiSitIss og os6e
fort efter at p9re braet iIaub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
peneemarfeoet.

Sinansminiiter GorteIpou bar, be.
rettes oct fra 8aibinqtou. | oct Eie.
meS of ifafie 2etteIie I Bengemorfe.
oct I oen 8io, Ssiten5 4pling oispo'
neres, beIIuttet at ieI8e en- IN GIan
for 9epouerin9en al Resieringens
genge I RatioroIbarfer | 9anoet5
leSen6e gper. Geuue 9iitribuertng
oil aQereoe poabegDroes benue llge
og forti9ttes for ct Stosrum of ienl
Tiger.
Oct bar tioIigere o9ret Gift %
grrg at perte til / 'iOite Eteb!if og
iaa beponere fore GUNNER / Ban.
tene / Heiu gort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Roitbar RienoeIie.

SrternaL Repenne~,3 oumisiGreu |
3aibiugton bar / oisie Tage afgtuet
en- aicr0eIie. Der oil reiuItere /, at
Gam maa pumge no igieu ureo
iau pua en- Slump I Nfiaton Dol.
lars, iom ban 9aa uloolig Wtaaoe bar
inofuoieret. aienocIicn angaar Sp'
trrroniugcu uf Stdtter pau arp %
Qegater itoeu &rig5FatteIoUerB 0o-
bpoele Dem 27oe sunni 1902. Sfslge
Qieroelien bar fun 8eriouer, iom
icftiif pur fommet / 9rito0eLie al De
Dem teitamentereoc Eenge iubeu
nppnte Cons CpbGocIie, pIigtige I'll
at bctolj Stat Oerai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Ct Uaturf3nomen.

Sc | tt6Iisere Gage iad oioenbe.
tienSte burning gIuiis" paa Den
peitre 9reO al RisioliriHoSen, ret
oueriur 8beeler / Charles Rir
Gouutp, g. 9af., bar, paa Srrub
al fin fornpeSe 8irtiombeo. after be.
epnot at benleSe SpmPrfiombeoen
paa iig.
2or peIiaa 20 aar iiSen iIoscs ser
Ell Repne / ben bratte Glpeifr9nt
Der, og op siennem aeuueu itrsmme
ipqre Rasier at Damp og en- itrrt
9igt Of brenoenoe Spopl. Oct err
peoblepet bermeo o. meo n9Iten
uioranoret Stprfe ! ale SiSie Mar.
iaa Smeanens Snoooanere srnbpis
pGnneoe iig til 69nomenet.
5 Den lioite llses Sio bar Repnen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
boituoit9terne.
SiSlig Sroit. - SVsSenOliuscr5 I'll.
itaRS / y. Safutn.
Sfaoe oeo Sagtiotm.

On 6roidFaSc cr TcSSc[e[ier Sc.
apnot at iuOISbc ira iolitieqige aan.
ter / Roropeitcu, tier ira Rortb Ga.
fota. 5doIe0e5 bcrsttcs ma GauSo,
81. Q, SEN eide o.. at Rattciroitcu
bab6e ourettct itor SFoSs Ser ! On.
esnen paa al 5la65 @rgSe. iip- p,o
Star. iom netop oar begUrSt at
bIomitre.
NGiten ole SlagS Brsuioeer be.
i~faoigcOes / sen @roO, at Sc. meo
ltuOtogeIie al Totcter. pao oct rRr.
meitc piI bIioe totolt Cab.
Si0Lge ct Telegram fra 9ttnot Den
eide par SpcoeItIlren GA olereoe be.
Gnnot pan for Here Gorme 1 Den norS.
peit(ige Gel al Stutcu oa perteSes |
2ebct al faa Gage az pGre | fuIS
Gang for oGe 8]oruiorters 8e6fom.
men6e.
Sfisut Sbcoen iom eli 8egeI itaor
temmeItg tpnot, CT Arcnc oog ganife
aoSt ipIote, iaa man mi pan Ste
Der, bpor aIt ipntes at bane laaet
fu~lOitGnSig fell, MI gisr ia gobt
Sdab ON at erbolne ct @ieuneminits.
ltbbpttc al ca. s 9uibel pr. aere.
Sabre og gpa oil atpe omtrent ct
habit WiSocISanrs llobptte; 6lar
bar Itauet irroeIe3 lopenoe inotil
ioug, ba Den or begppnSt at utie Seau
eod at bore Ifooet al 6roiteu.
Saiaa belle oct fdnaoiite Rorope.
item bar p9ret biemisgt al Battlefront,
men oen ital paa De fleite Steoer ba.
be upret inn let, at Den anretteoe
Staoe har nRret iorbolospis lioen.
entelte 3iliGloer er plaHterne
bIepne iroitifooeoe pao ben enc SIDE,
men i%iIoitGnOig ubererte paa ben
au0en.
Sislge Selegrummerne berom ira
Rontreul bar BET biotiI life pGret
mltIig at ifaiie fig nogen usie Reoe
poa uOitrRtninaeu al Sfaoeu, Der
imioIertio, iom upout, ontnges at
bape uGret iorbuIOspis rtuge.
SsituOiidterre ~iorsurigt omtales
iom iGroeles Iopen6e.
Sra &aQep Gin, u. 0of. meloes
ON Ell soeIGggenOe Suglitorm, iom
ON aitenen 0eu 22oe hiemisgte
@ornes Gouutp o. lagoe en- StrRt.
Ming noo 20 IiI I 2GugSe og ira en-
til Ter Yiil / greo6e iitloit9uoig sSe.
aolingeu paa oct berieoe Strsg bar
Sen bebite. mau bar ieet paa flere
Mar. Rouge al Sagleue bar fore
Tom SGuiepg. ct fort INITIAL SrRr
~ItantfereOe8, og en- RGngoe Bin.
6~ucSruOer tnuites.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Neetes Soreerret.

Suititsminiiter 8onaparte bar al.
eipet ben grogtnins, al Su6fsote fra
gritiif Snbicn life fan f~lasiiticeres
iom SpiSe, % at Dc oerior life fan
blipe ameritauite gorgere. gragt.
ninaen aigaDcs paa 5oranIeSuiug nf
en- Soreipsriel ira De Soreueoe Sta.
tiers 9iitriftsoommer ! San 6rnn.
cisco. til bOem ct autnl at iuofsSte
brittle lln~6eriaater fro SnSien
bapSe beupenot fla ON SpIpsnms
peorsrenSe bette SpsrgsmaaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Strenee DiIfaar.

Sen fauaSiIfe 8egiering ogter peb
9arIamentets SammeutrGoeu igien
/ Ropember at fremiRtte 9ropoiition
ON en- mn Cop til Reeitlering al Chs
asiuranceieIifa6er, iom briper 5or'
refining / Canada.
Der bill. bl. a., bli forlangt. al
buert SeIIfa6, for BET tiIlaoes at orioe
6orretning, hos Regiertugen fol
itiae gifferbeb for $4,000, buis
SeIifa6et er inSforporeret / Canada.
Or bet inforporeret uSenior Canada
maa bet title Sifferbe6 for St00,'
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Stor 8eitintue.

Stem Sooen-g anen, ser bar fine
Sopebfontorer ! 4ep 9ort, bar forIe'
ben eiort 9eitiaineer poa ritGenOe
0aterieI for ct geIsb al $40, 900.
600. 9eitilinger, Der er ben ~itsrite,
benne 9ane nogeniinoe bar 9iort, er
meIem forifieaige 6irmaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Joroifielp.

Sra ct. Sboma, 6anif geitinSien,
telegraferes ben 22be os., at en- ifarp
Sororpitelie iamme Gags Worgen
bar Bit fslt paa Serne @uaoeIoupe
og Dominica. Slere it9rfe RpiteIier
bapSe tioIigere / ltgen funbet SteS
paa Zen Ct. 2ucia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Wiliterautomobil

grmeens Observation-Disclosures
grigabegenernl apIeibire, uotaler !
lin aarsrapport Den Renins. at sn.
.tomobiIer / arisstieueiteu life bar
ipnoerlig Sremtio for zig. DC er
praftiite / ffoebeporct oe buffet
.5errGn. foitbnre al peoIiseboISe os
bar let for at gaa iitaa eIler ! Stpf.
fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Statsmilitien.
8eneral @reelb ON ganffelisbeben
beb Sens gcblisebUlbelie.
Seiertion I Seren.

Som befienot bar De i9rifiIbte
Stater | l%lnionen, | 9igbeo meb an.
ore "iuoerane" Riger og Sanoe og.
iaa FIN egen arissmagt, life aIene til
2anbs, men mango af Dem oeiaa til
@anbs. 3isie grmeer er Dog life
"itaaenbe", og beler life eriiterer
Der nosen "alminbeIig gPrnepIist".
RationaIsaroen, iom bisie Srgani'
iationer fables, beitaar ubeluffenbe
at fripiaise, Der insen 9etaIing faar
uubtaeen UNDER Seirspelierue ON
Sommeren og / EilfpIoe, De ubfom.
manberes til aftio Sieneite. 9es.
iiastet, oa tiltrobs for De mango
SaneifIigbeber, Der I9gges benz |
Seien, er bisie trooper, iaIfaIb |
mango at Staterne, merfpprbig goot
o~rganiierebe, spebe % uoruitebe.
Sier er bette Silf9lbet | be ienere
@ar, iioen De neb @eotogelien al ben
npe REORGANIZATION er fommet til
at nbgisre Bart % Del at oct resu'
lore 9ouoSforipar. aoneresien bar
bepilget en- aarlig Gum at $1,000
900 til bisie TROOPERS SefI9oning
og llbrliitning, Der / ole Senieenoer
er oen iaume Tom ben regulpre ar'
mes. Sc inipiceres bbert aar at Der
til af srmeoepartementet beororeoe
Sfficerer af ben regulGre grnte og
itaar besrtben oeiaa, ON END inoi.
refte, unber Spipu at Gbeierne for
De forIfieIige Observation-Disclosures
bpori 9anbet | militRr Senieenoe er
inooelt.
8eneralmaior 8reeIp, Der fom.
m~anberer "gtortbern 8ipiiiort", om.
taler ! lin fprnplig ~inoleDereoe Mars.
rapport be mauge @meifIigheoer,
iom ofte Iegees ipeien for @eoIem.
mer al Observation-Disclosures
ne, i'pr fra arbeibsgipernes SIDE.
9e er nemlig, De fleite al Dem, imoo
at beifieftige SoIf, iom / paafom.
menoe SilfeIbe p%lubielig fan fom.
manoeres bort ira tit arbeibe. ar-
beioerunionerne logger oaiaa Sin.
bringer ipeien neb of n9gte fine Meo'
lemmer at gaa ino | @arben eler peO
at nPgte at optage / l1uioneu arbei'
bere, iom itaar / Statens RiIitGrtie.
neIte.
s ben Del af &opporter, Tom an.
gaor ben regulGre grme og eaers
S~orbolbene inoen bans eget Som.
manbobiitrift, ubtaler 9eneralen Den
gfening, Der ogiaa oeIes at De fleite
Sfficerer % al belle unberofficerstc'
falc., at De TO Sopebaariager til 8.
talrige Selertioner er be labe Sen'
iinser % Spbpnelien al "Ganteeu".
Sn~ititutionen / 8arniionerue, boiI.
fen iibite SmitGnoisbeo bar reiuIte'
ret I, of Der / bet umiobeIbare 9abo.
lag al ale Sorter os Seitninger er
iprun9et op ct utuI Of Sritfe' og
Spiaebuie al oGrite og farligite
Sla9s. Suiinber Of Solbater, ale
unge WPnb sbeI9gges | guno %
8runb, fpiiff og moraIif, | bisie gu.
Ter, Der Iiager uoenfor RiIitaruuto'
riteternes S~urisoiftion. Saa langt
fra, at Spbppelien al Gentlemen bar
fremmet sgorueligbeben blaubt Sol
baterne, bar ben toertimob, erflRrer
ban, life aIene | uropPffenbe 9rab
sget Srrtftenifabeu men ogiau pirfet
faoeligt os sbelGggcnbe paa Dem
paa mango iorifielige andre @aa.
Der.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Cattle Rates Have Been Raised.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-The inquiry into
the management and trade arrange.
ments of the Hartman lines was not
taken up at the first session of the in
terstate commerce commission today.
Cattle rates and the terminal charges
at Chicago on shipments of stock oc-
cupied the session this morning.
Chester M. Dawes, of the Burling.
ton road, commended that the advance
in cattle rates was justified by ex-
c~essive amounts of damage paid to
cattle shippers.
MIR. Cowan, representing the Texas
Cattle Growers association, asked
for the amount of damages paid by
the Burlington. Mr.. Dawes said he
did not have it and that the Burling.
ton road had not kept its books in
such a manner as to render the figures
available.
"You come here and justify ad.
vanced rates." said Commissioner
Prouty, "by claiming damage, and
decline to say what these damages
are. That is hardly fair. If you
have not kept your books as you say,
that does not alter the facts in the
case.'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Think They Have Kid Curry.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9.-Tele-
grams from Lincoln, Neb. officers to
United States Marshal w. A. Dunlap,
of this city, state that Kid Curry, the
noted outlaw and train robber, who
has a dozen aliases, has recently been
released from serving a short Jail
sentence there and:is now under sur.
Vigilance at a boarding house await
ing Identification at the hands of the
Tennessee officers. The latter doubt
the identity of Curry because they say
thai if be were really the escaped con.
vict, he would not stay five minutes
unless confined behind prison bars.
A complete description will be sent to
Lincoln before an officer is sent to see
the man held.
Kid Curry, or Harvey.ILogan, was
sentenced to 20 years in the peniten'
tiary for holding up a Great North
ern train at Wagner, Montana, sew
eral years ago and taking $40, 600 ir
unsigned notes of the National Bank
of Montana. He broke jail at Knox
Vile in June, 1903, and has never beer
definitely located since.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Governors Urge Reform.

ST. PAUL, Jan. Ex-Governor John.
sons message to the legislature de-
clared that the recent reductions of
railroad freight rates had not gone
far enough. The governor advocates
a uniform 2-cent per mile passenger
rate law: the adjustment of all rail.
road passes except those to railroad
employees and members of their fami-
lies, and legislation to enforce de-
murrage charges.
CHEYENNE, Jan. 9.-Gov. Bryant
B. Brooks message, delivered to the
Legislature today, recommends a state
depository law, a primary election
law, and a new banking law. The
message calls attention to the fact that
real values in the state have remained
practically unchanged for a number
of years and says that the railroads
are not paying their Just share OF the
taxes.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Hitchcock's Authority Challenged,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Secretary of
the Interior Hitchcock appeared today
before the special senat committee
which investigated citizenship and
property rights of the five civilized
tribes of Indians. He declined to
state his authority for Withdrawing
1900, 600 acres of Indian lands from
allotment in order to create the forest
reserve, but said that Assistant At.
torney General Campbell had pre-.
pared q report which would be made
to congress and that this report would
Justify his course. sit was a very
startling thing to think the department
Of the interior could defy an act OF
congress and suspend an affirmative
order as was done in Withdrawing this
land" said Senator Clark, of Wyo.
ming, land l should like to have your
authority for it,"
Mr.. Hitchcock replied that he be.
lieved Mr.. Campbell had found a pre-.
cedent. The committee ad journed to
await the report.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Citizens Confiscate.Coa l.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Jan. ga
train loaded with coal was raided at
the station here today by citizens
without fuel and the contents of al
most 20 cars were carried off. An at
tempt was made to hold ;up a train
north Of the city.
The engineer:started to pull out of
town, when the levers holding the
false bottoms Of the cars we're pulled
out and the coal let down on the
trucks. This blockaded the road and
it was several hours before it was
cleared. More than 1000 people got
coal during the raid. Hundreds have
been without coal for days, with zero
weather prev ailing. kilograms sent
to Vice President Levy at Tacoma by
the mayor, sheriff and chief of police
we're not answered until too late to
avoid the rush.
Citizens have taken the matter into
their own hands and organized to
hold up any coal train that attempted
to pass here without leaving coal.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16

tiers leave of absence for three months
to extend over the winter period.
which absence shall not interfere with
their entry rights.
All homesteaders affected by these
conditions are to make application by
affidavit, setting forth the facts justi.
flying the leave, to the register and re-
ceiver of the of the land Office of their
districts, and settlers granted such
leave shall forfeit no rights by reason
Of the absence allowed: provided tina,
the absence shall not be deducted from
the full time Of residence required by
the law.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
New Government Positions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. D. Examina.
tons will be held throughout the
country on February 5 next for posi-.
tions in the agricultural department,
under the pure food and drug law,
for an inspection chemist at 8 5000 a
year, for several other food and drug
inspection chemists at %, 500, and q
large number of food and drug in.
spectors at $1,000 a year. In all
about Is appointments are to be made.
The list OF eligibles will be certified
to the department as soon as the pa
pers of the applicants can be examined
after the examin alton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Cattle Invade lethbridge.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. 9.-The
town of Lethbridge, Alberta, suffered
a unique invasion today. Two thous.
and range cattle, the remnant of a
herd that had been wandering in the
bottom lands, broke the gate of the
reserve of'the Alberta Railway & Ir.
rigation company, separating them
from the city. The cattle filled the
streets and lands of the town. The
animals are famished as all the herb
age along the river bottom has long
since been cropped. Range men are
arranging to make a drive and return
the cattle to their proper stamping
ground.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.
Several Members Give Notice Of Bills
They Will Introduce.

HELENA, Jan. 9.-Joseph NJ. Dixon
is the recipient of hundreds of tele.
grams today, from all parts of Mon
tana and from the national capitol,
congratulating him upon the success
full outcome of his senatorial cam
paign.
Campbell, of Butte, introduced a
resolution providing for the appoint.
ment of a committee to investigate the
charges made against the police de.
partment of Butte with power 10 meet
in Butte and compel the attendanc
of witnesses.
Important in the business of the leg.
islature today was the receipt from
the governor of the financial state.
ment of the state and the estimate of
expenses. Gov. Toole recommends
that provision be made for the pay.
ment of interest on state institution
bonds in the emergency that it may
become necessary to meet this expense
from the general fund instead Of from
the land funds.
Shaw, of Lewis and Clark, gave first
notice of a bill in the house late yes.
terday after the governor had cor.
cluded his message. 1t will be q rail.
road warehouse commission bill.
Tudor, Of Gallatin, vas close upon
Shaw with notice of a bill of the same
title.
Allen, of Deer Lodge, was third
with a public highway bill.
O'Cennor will have a new primary
law.
MacAuley, of Silver Bow, will
father a police commission bill and
Gray, of Cascade, lis after reappor-
tionment of members of the house.
Blake, of Deer Lodge, stands spon.
sor for a bill to protect public funds
in the hands of the state!treasurer and
county and city t%reasurers.
Whiteside will introduce a bill for
bidding the giving Or accepting OF
railway passes, whichipromises to be
an interesting measure.
Notices of the introduction of bills
came in a deluge this afternoon. The
committee on the governors message
presented a report at the session to-
day and it has been segregated anG
referred to the proper committees.
Significant of the changing condi
tions in Montana is the proposed bill,
to compel all saloons in the state te
close at midnight. The measure has
some very earnest advocates amons
the members and in the ranks of thu
visitors at the capital. There are sew
eral cities and towns in the state tina
have by local ordinance brough
about the early closing of saloon.
and the reports from these places ar
that the plan gives satisfaction. Their
is, however, a complaint from some o
these towns that the early closing in
lures other business than that Of tn
saloons, in that neighboring town
that do not close early attract tran
silent visitors. To meet this complain
the proposition has been made to en-
act q state law that will close all sd
looms. 1t is said that the measur
will be vigorously pushed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
"Hand Rug" Best Term For Jew Mun

"Hand Rug Best Term For New Mu6.
Cousins to fur rugs in shape, though
not as large, We're a couple of muffs
that attracted attention In the st. Re-
gis hotel in New York the other after
noon, says the New York Press. They
were slade Of the whole skin Of the
animal, lined perfectly aat and other
wise manipulated. Large pockets
had been prepared in the lining in
,uch a way that when the hands were
slipped into these the skin could be
rolled around the hands. giving some
what the usual appearance Of a muf.
When not in use the hand rug, as It
might be called, hung almost as fat
and formless as q simple pelt.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Novel Bank For Tom johnson.

Novel Bank For Tom johnson.
Mayor Johnson Of Cleveland. O., will
inaugurate a novel system In banking
methods In the conduct Of his new
bank, the Depositors' Savings and
Trust company, says the Chicago Trib-
une. THE bank" said City Clerk
Witt recently, "is to issue an entirely
new kind Of money, a sort Of .phony'
money. but good, just as good as any
other kind Of currency. It will be in
the form Of a certificate Of deposit that
will be used as currency. For instance,
II I wanted to send some friend a dol
lar I owed him, I would go to the
bank, deposit a dollar and in return
would receive a certificate. On this
certificate will be printed a picture Of
Mayor Johnson"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
To Relieve Homesteaders.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin view of
the fact that many homestead settlers
are said TO be freezing in North Da.
kota and the rules of the department
Of the interior provide in many cases
tina, residence of the settler shall be
continuous, Senator Hans brough has
prepared a resolution permitting set.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
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They Think She Is II Man., or Other
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
APPEAL TO SONS OF VETERANS.
Aid for Memorial University at Mason
City to be Requested.

Mason City, Nov. 19.-I shall go
home and begin a campaign for per
capita tax upon the members of the
order Of the Sons of Veterans for the
support Of Memorial university" said
Commander in-C Chief Ralph Sheldon,
yesterday as he took leave OF Mason
City after visit here Of four days.
The declaration Of the commander.
who is one Of the most influential
men in the order, will mean much for
the institution. For six years the
school has been left to the cold char
ity of few who gave because of the
Importantly as presented by those who
asked aid for the school. DR. Patton
since taking hold of the work has car
ried out campaign of education. and
it is just now beginning to work In
results. The report of the regents was
one OF the best yet made since the
school started.
A monster reception was held in
honor of Commander Sheldon last eve
ming at the university.