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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
WAs PRAISED
FOR k|LL|AG
An INDIAN

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. e.-Rev. Mr.. Gill,
superintendent OF the Fort Mcdowell In
dian reservation, was highly elated over
the receipt OF letter from Francis II.
Leupp, commissioner of Indian affairs.
putting the official stamp OF approval on
the recent killing OF Justia Navajo. a
dangerous character that had been order
ed to leave the reservation. Commissioner
Leupp went a step further and informed
Superintendent Gill that in view OF the
fact that he had placed hts own life In
peril TO obey the orders OF his superiors
he had notified headquarters at Washing
ton that he wished him not only sustained
and defended to the full limit OF the In
dian office but offered promotion at the
first opportunity for having shown HIM
self faithful servant OF the government
In a trying situation. Referring TO the
killing. Commissioner Leupp said In his
letter:
1T is always a deplorable extremity
which Involves the violent shedding OF hu-
man blood. but when human being. no
matter of what race or color. lowers HIM
self to the level of a mad dog. he deserves
the consideration we show TO a mad dog
and not one whit more"
Since the killing OF Navajo by the Rev.
MFR. Gill upon orders to rid the reservation
OF all obnoxious and dangerous characters
the reservation has become peaceful and
no further trouble Is anticipated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
SEPARATION OF
bAT0NY|S To
COME TO-DAY

New York, Sept 9.--Society here and In
Newport yesterday was eagerly awaiting
the climax OF the strange domestic drama
Of Aurel Batonyi and his wife. the former
Mrs. Burke-R Roche. This, according TO
their friends, Is TO take the form OF
written remuneration OF the four-n-hand
expert ly the society leader. II probably
will be made today.
Mrs. Batonyi. having chosen the millions
OF her ther. Frank Work. rather than
poverty with Batonyi, Will have 10 place
her signature 10 document prepared by
skilled lawyers. When she signs II, In
Frank Works Madison square home, there
will be no loophole OF escape.
The signing will mean victory for the
bed-ridden old millionaire over the young
foreigner, whom he has hated for years.
and whose marriage 10 his daughter he
forbade In vain.
Mrs. Batonyi apparently was not mourn
ing her loss OF a husband yesterday She
was about her Newport place. Two Mile
Corner farm, and seemed in good spirits.
In the afternoon she entertained friends
at luncheon. But she declined TO see out
siders or to discuss her separation. Ba-
tonyi was still in seclusfon here at the
Hotel Empire He likewise preserved
strict silence about the parting
The Newport colony chatted busily yes
terday about the affair. IL was recalled
how all summer Mrs Batonyi has been
appearing at various functions without
her young husband, who for years has
been employed by members Of the smart
set TO drive their show horses or teach
them 10 tool four-in-hands. There has
been no diminution of Newports regard
for the former Mrs. Burke-Roche but IT
has firmly declined 10 accept her husband
on the same social terms.
Mrs. Batonyi was present, II was re-
counted, at the dinner which Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish gave TO Prince Wilhelm OF
Sweden. and likewise at the ball Mr. and
Mrs Edward Berwind gave for the same
popular young man. But Batoyni did not
accompany her. Not that he had failed 10
receive invitations, but for some reason
he decided not to accept
Newport is much interested In the fate
OF the Batonyi farm. There is no appar-
ent effort TO wind up things there. IL
looks as though II were 10 be the home or
Mrs. Batonyi The farm includes 20 acres
and is I'm the name OF the husband. IL has
a spring from which water is sold to the
Newport residents. The place is assessed
at $4,000
Society has been watching the Batonyis,
wondering how long II would be before
money would step in and separate them.
Those who were making predictions had
about given up when the story OF the sep
aratlon came out. Then there came the
II told you so' persons. They had figured
out that eventually the spirited woman
would think OF her two sons and decide
that It would be best for her to renounce
her husband and insure their future.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
MORE R|0T|NG
HAS OCCURRED
N VANCOUVER

Seattle. Wash. Sept. "a despatch to
the Post -Intelligencer from Vancouver,
Il. c.. says:
Following a riot Sunday night In Van
couver, In which Chinatown and the Jap
anese quarters were raided and damage
done approxmating $4,000. a further de-
monstration occurred latre In which Kioki
Yiro Ishii, chief OF the bureau of foreign
commerce and head OF the Japanese con-
sular service. and Consul Saburo Hsmid-
su OF Seattle were central figures. In which
riot n number OF people were bruised and
injured by broken bottles and flying brick
bats In the hands of n frenzied mob. The
AFFAIR was Immediately cabled To Toxic.
Last night Chinatown was roped on and
the quarters OF the Orientals guarded by
police. Baron Ishii gave out an inter-
view in which he stated that he had ca
bled to Ambassador Kaneko apprising
him OF the stirring events here.
Saturday nights riotlng was the worst
Ia ti4e i,t-tory-uf western tauuTfH, inter
national complications are looked for.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
MORE DEATHS IN
COLOREO RACE
THAN IN WHITE

Washington, Sept 9.-The health report
for the period ending July q shows a pre-
ponderance OF deaths among the colored
race as compared with whites. there being
a total death list OF 1875. seventy-four
deaths chargeable to the colored race out
OF a population OF 96. .lsS, while the deaths
among the whites, with population OF
233 403. was 6i
The mortality record OF this past week
shows Al deaths due 10 diarrheal diseases.
OF these recent deaths 81 were among IN
fants under one year old, y OF them
among the colored race. The remaining
10 deaths took place In persons aged two
years and over.
In typhoid fever a comparison of the
conditions. as shown by the record OF this
past week, with the record OF the same
week OF 1906, shows 80 less than existed
at the close OF the 1906 period viz. lOl
cases against 100. During the past week
there were 2S new cases reported, offset
by eight discharges while during tde 1895
period there were SO new reports received.
During the past week no deaths took
place. while during the last year period
there were four cases terminated fatally.
Diphtheria shows one more case than at
the close OF week previous, there being
two new cases reported. and one death
recorded, leaving eight cases In quaran-
tine.
Scarlet fever shows two less cases. No
new cases were reported and two cases
recovered. and were discharged, leaving
four I'm quarantine.
The one case OF epidemic verebro spinal
meningitis terminated fatally during the
week just ended. leaving no cases record
ed as under treatment.
The births reported during the past
week numbered 146, Of which 81 were white
and 50 colored.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
For Pine Ridge Camp

The rollowing named contributions In
aid OF Pine Ridge Camp for Consumptives
have been received since last report: From
''mite boxes" 1881: Volunteer Circle of
Kings Daughters OF Christ church. Lons-
dale. q: Fletcher 8. Mason. s.; Theodore
w. Foster. annual contribution. 500: to-
tai, si22.2l.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
CABINET
HELD SPECIAL
MEETING TO-DAY

Paris, Sept "a special meeting of the
cabinet was held today for the purpose OF
considering the Morocco situation The
following conclusions were reached:
First-The Moroccan government should
be held responsible for the massacre Of
July 20 az, Casablanca, as wellsas for the
damages suffered as a result OF the pillage
or the repression OF disorders.
Second-The indemnities should be fixed
by an international commission.
incidentally this Is the French answer
10 the demands OF the German exporters
at Casablanca that France compensate
them for the losses they sustained dur
ing the bombardment.
The conclusions arrived at are based on
the precedent established after the bonn
bardment of Alexandria by the British
feet In 1882.
The cabinet requested Foreign Minister
Pichon TO examine the geneal question OF
Morocco and TO prepare a note OF the
subject. and issue II as soon as possible.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
MODuS V|VEND|
IS PLEASING TO
THE FISHERMEN

Gloucester, Mass. Sept 9-The fishing
interests are delighted with the latest mo-
dus vivend for the New Foundland fish
ing. and a fleet or 40 sail will probably
leave for the Bay of Islands about oct /.
While It was felt that a satisfactory ar
rangement would be reached I'm the nego-
tiatfons at London, the naval employ
ment class was regarded as the most i'm
portant and its retention is very crafty
ing.
The four firms which will be represent
ed In New Foundland this fall and
winter are the Gorton-Pew Fishing
company, Cunningham and Thompson.
Gardner and Parsons, and John Chisholm
Co.
Hamilton, Mass, Sept 9.-Before leav-
ing for fishing trip to Canada. Congress-
man A. Il. Gardner received assurances
from London of a satisfactory outcome of
the negotiations for new modus vivendi
for the New Foundland fishing and ex-
pressed himself as greatly pleased with
the terms OF the agreement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
LAST PRACTICE
Of FLEET WAS
BEGUN TO-DAY

Provincetown. Mass. Sept. e.-The last
target practice OF the batgleships of the
North Atlantic fleet prior TO their disposal
to the various navy yards along the At
lantic coast to be hauled and fitted out for
their long cruise TO the Pacific, was be-
gun here today. The practice for the first
division OF the squadron will last through
two weeks, when the second division viii
come down from Rockport. where the
warships are now, anchored for two
weeks session at the target.
The first division. who commenced ope-
rations today, is under the command OF
Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans, and Is
composed OF the Vermont. Kearsarge.
Louisiana. Rhode Island New Jersey and
Virginia. and was assisted in its work by
the supplies OF the Glacier and the collier
Arthuse, which will play the targets dur
ing the work OF both divisions.
The second division also includes line
OF seven war vessels, which are under
command of Charles Thomas. The ships
are the Minnesota. Ohio, Maine, Missouri.
Alabama, Illinois and Kentucky.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
MAYOR IN THE
DEFENCE Of
A PRISONER

Mayor Mccarthy appeared In the dis
trict court this morning. his presence be-
ing as attorney for John A. McDonough,
who was accused of assaulting willard
j. Hopkins with stone He pleaded not
guilty waived examination and was
bound over to the grand jury In s700 sure
~.
Michael j. Joyce pleaded not guilty to
assaulting Charles S. Holland with
stone and was held for trial on the 18th
I'm 500 surety.
IL was said that the two young men
had trouble on Hartford avenue car on
Friday night in the Olneyville district,
and that they stoned the motorman and
the conductor of the car.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09

INJURED N
TRAIN WRECK

FL Paso. Tex. Sept. 9.--Rock Island train
No. 4. bound for Chicago. which left hore
at o'clock last night. was wrecked at
Escondida. N. NJ, two hours later Six
cars were thrown of the track and turned
over
miles an hour when a brake beam fell
TO the track. causing the wreck. Nearly
all OF the passengers were slightly in
jured, but none was seriously hurt.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09

Democrat may be left at T. Burke's dry
goods store, 253 Bullock's Point avenue.
Telephone Blue 973-3
According TO reports there was a hot
old dine I'm the "Bowery' last night, one
man having been thrown through a win
dow and was carted of in an automobile.
The report was that two OF the mans ribs
were broken. Another man was standing
some one "blfred" him under the jaw and
he was down and out for some time. but
when he came TO went on tho warpath
for the man that struck him and when he
found him, nearly killed him and, no
doubt, would have done so had he not
have been taken away by others. The
two men have been on the outs for years
and happened TO meet last evening. The
"jobs" were done so quick that the police
did not learn OF them until Il was too late
90 make any arrests especially the case
OF the man with the broken ribs. whose
friends are said 60 belong I'm Pawtucket
and did not want any one To find out he
had been in or near the Bowery.
The Narragansett Fire company will
meet this evening and make further ar
for their trip TO Brockton
Capt w. II. Fales has already engaged
the Fort Adams band for the occasion and
has also engaged Frederick Goff's motor
boat Columbia 10 40 to Newport for the
band as this Is the best arrangements
that can be made. Co have the band here
In season 10 accompany the 1remcn on
that day.
Nine arrests were made In this section
OF the town during the past "a hours.
three being for revelling and the remain
der for drunkenness
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
RIVERSIDE
Hot Time on the "Boxery" Last
Night =. Narragansett Fire
Company Meets Tonight.
Nine Arrests Made

Advertisements and items for The News
Democrat may be left at T. Burke's dry
goods store, 253 Bullocks Point avenue.
Telephone Blue 9O73-3
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
Brookline Man Appointed

Judge Brown today appointed Leonard
X. Storrs OF Brookline. Mass. trustee un-
der the will OF George Burgess, late OF
Gardiner. Me-. OF the property In this
state belonging to the estate OF Mr.. Bur-
CESS. The appointment was made on pc
tition OF Mary Mackie Burgess.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
G. A. RS OFF for Saratoga

New York, Sept. 9--Many veterans OF
the War OF the Rebellion arrived I'm this
city from many points in the South and
West on their way TO Saratoga, n. Y,
where they will attend the tst national
encampment OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. which will open formally to-
morrow,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

belle, at 9eitamentet err naploigt, for.
bi Der | ieIpe asinrancebepiiet bar
beitemt, at bans Ssifenoe ifiiIbe arpe
BAN.
Tormcget gift. %. 6. Scott, agent
for Greet Rortbern 9anen | 8uforb,
err foripnnben, ibet bet fom for On.
gen, at ban paa en- % famine 3io
bap6e to Sooner. Scott blep Gift |
gnforo for ct aars 20 iiben, men
iibite CONNER tog ban fig en- Snar.
tur til 9ecotiir, Soma. bpor ban for
bar boet, % giftebe fig Der nteo en-
at fine forriee 5Iammer. Oct piloe
Dog life gaa | S~Gneoen, os ioa for.
ipanbt ban.
Gn SrGfer ifabet. Gop Glion,
Der arbeibe6e peb Wiaiam Sattons
9reifeftaifine / RGrbeoen at Gang
Don, bar forIeben noe for ct ubeIb
Der n9r foiteoe BAN 9ipet og maa.
re bill bnpe alporlige Sslger, ioet
ban nnber SIptningen fra Ell 5arm
til en- anoen bIen fIemt mellem &c.
paratoren oe G~ampmaifinen. SON
er 80 Mar gaunlel og ugift. Sans
5oIf Dor / Winneiota, men ban bar
bper Ssit / fIere Star arbeioet | On.
eanen al 9aneoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
Ct Rriesbytte.

"Stanoaro~s 8orreiponSent | Sea.
aaiafi meobeIer, at ct iielbent pnrbi.
fuIot arigsbptte iom er blet siort I'm.
Der ben riisiiff.iapanife &rig, fsrit /
ben ienere Sio er fommet for 9agens
2ps. timber ariaen ifete BET, at
Smaapaffer meo 9ptte fra Bort Or.
tbur % oct itore Sisilag / 8oreaitre.
oct ienotes til acknowledgements |
Saiebo iom oct n9rmeite Steb, bpor
iligt bar iiffert. @nsung / 9egpnoeI.
fen at forrige Maaneb fisbtes en- al
bisie Safer al Ell Wano peo Gapn
Sic5afi. Baffen iubebolot, forubeu
nogle &lGoningSItpffer, noget, Der
funoe ie no iom gamle, fiaeoe Stag.
9lanot biSie bar Der ire, iom bar
guIobrooerebe, og benz la aisberen
tiliioe, ga DC iaa no til at funne bore
ilo9et pGro.
Man raaoeoe ham til at bri1tse SID
gene til ben ritsiiife 8oniul / Raea'
iafi, iom maaife oilbe 81 gob Beta.
ling for benz. Sio5aft ienbte en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
q 60 p
lu0Jnolanoet
q 90 y


hinge Gspcrr. 30 Gutter | Is
20-aarsolberen / @nterloo, Clifford
9eterion % Sorrp Chapman, cr are.
iteret FOR at booc itiiot pnd % reoet
Sreb 9aLlou, aaSIerer peo Cascade
Manufacturing COMPANY, oa han
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nleS I~rbeiberueS llacIsr. @egge
De nuge @utter or opoorue | Mater.
loo % bar tine 6orGlbre Der.
so bcpirfcr Scrubanenlpffe. st
ipbgaaerbe IoSiaqcrtog pda Obi.
raao, Qfihuaufee & Ct. 3aul 9aneu
itehte ire NiI fra Snmaroen pan en-
Go. Der gif paa Sporet, og 2ofon1O'
tipet % auIpoancn blep ligaeuoe pao
Chen | @rsftcn, DC andre GoGne fas
itcbeS tiIiihe, og Spprct sbeloaoeS / en-
SGughc Al ct bunhrebe CARDS. ct
Weumcifelip git beSpGrrc tobt, ioet
8rant @olpers, en- i5-oorS gommel
Gut ira IihIaub, Heb., Der bao0e
itioaIet iig I'll at rciie pna Soget, %
Tom iamnen nleo TO &omeruter too
melem go~qngepognen og 8oitpoa'
men, eiebIiffcIiq orrbtes, % bans
2ebiogerc, Heeb Hulna % @illiam
ellington ira Gnuton 2. 9af., cr'
hoIbt olpcrlige, men life IipSiorlige
9eifobiaelier. Slere Basiogerer bleu
miubre fppiteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

gen blep fun bepioitIss, % nuoer
observation-disclosures uleb benoe fanot
man apens giIIeoe poa benbes grpit.
en- Matros, iom fab peb Sfibets
Wnit, rammebes al 2pnet, Der paa
bans &pg inbbrRnote giIleoet af en-
paa Waiten faitilaaet Seiteifo. en-
anben Matros, iom oplepeoe dffnrot
bet famine, fit geiimer Al inoifrebet
paa 8rpitet.
On Eerion, iom itob op intob en-
bpib Mtr, bIep br9bt al 3pnet. Bag.
efter fanot man bans Brofil aftegnct
iom en- fort Sfpsse paa Mliren. aae
bisie merfelise Silf9Ibe piier, ffriper
Slammrion, al. 2pnets eleftriIfe Gn-
nomener enonu frembpoer ct fort,
bi,nfelt Sorffningsomranoe for 81.
oenffaben. 81 bar Der anfsrt nogIe
ganife faa at be Sunbreber af lignen.
be merfeliee 2pnneoilag, Tom ben
frantic aitronom og 8ibenifabsman6
omtaIer ! fit Bert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
merfeIioe Synneo1ae.
Gf Camille Slammaripu.

Zen frantic Gitronom Camille
Tlummoricn ubgap for nogen Sto H.
nen ct Ierf, ser err eneItaaenoe / fit
SIaqs, for oct omfotter en- flor Del
ot bpao Iibcnifobcn beo ON ben go
turbegipenbeb, ri / &ortbeb benGp'
ner: Sorben.
SIummaripu opruIler / BET tpffe,
r;at iIluitrerte Gerf en- popuIGr Sfil.
bring al De mprfeIi9e SGnomener,
iom ofte fcrnnIeoigeS al 2puuebi lag.
% iom osiaa Dor biemIige Sre$ie til
Sioer fon nGpne Grempler paa.
Otter 'tatiitiif at ia paapilt, bpor.
IebeS mere emo 10000 9eriouer / oct
'ioit forIsbne aorbunSreoe uIere
Tronfrige er bit orGbt al 2puet,
goor 6oriattereu oper til at fibre
en- Rpffe merfeIiae 2p~urebifog, iont
f;nSeS optcgret / SibenitabenS Iuna.
Ter:
: Sftober 1898 fom ct al9IeIpu
ioren6e ino / et @GreIic, bpor en- 1t.
Qe iao Ipienbe peo ct 9orb; oct pas
ierte Iouaiomt benimob Gigen, iuG.
bet berciter omfrtng benbc / en- I'll.
gcnbe Spiral % ~foripanbt gienuem
Saminrsret % op / Sfcriteuen, ioul
itprtct iammen meb ct @ra9.
Timber ct onoet Soroeroeir iaattog
man, bporIe6es ct Sualelpu al ct
sGbIeS StsrreIie pIubieIie buffet
frem / So9peu al Ell GoppeI. hoppet
fra @ren iii 8reu % neb paa Rar.
ZEN, bror set crplobereoe meo et
poIbiomt RabaIoer % hrGbte uitten
aipr.
Tn Gbbeo Sponamoui iortpIct
rn, bporIebes for nogIe Iar iioen en-
2anbSbppige / S~poirnnfriee iaa ct
&uaIeIpn fomme triIeube beuintob
bcnoe paa Warfeu. Sun floatebc
ifrieenbe iub ! ct nGrIiaenoe Sus %
par netop fommeu berinb, % Single.
Ipnet ~eypIobereoe meb ct anoIh.
Gre aouer, iom / Spbfranfrigs
oor beiti9itieet meo at renie Bin.
oruetIoier bIep pliiSieIia rammet al
ct Spuneoios. iom brebte Den enc al
Dem % flaaebe al9berue al De TO an.
ore uoen of ifaSe Dem. SeIp bere2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
craturie.s pneert ! Ct. Better.

! VI. Etitt. ~
mliifoIife arGfter peb @iitopns
aooIpbus College bar ct Srutorium
unber SnbspeIie. % aoncerten ifaI
boIoes Den Ste Ropember | GoIlegets
AUDITORIUM. bpor ct 4or poa oper
100 Stemmer bill optrGoe. Colo
partierue bill ubferes al Sangere fra
minneapolis % Chicago.
a~pinoclig Snscnisr. Gina Iunro,
en- una Gige fra I~iuneapolis, bar
beapnbt fine Stuoier neb Snaenier.
ofbelingen peb Statens %ltniperiitet.
Der bar iiSen ltniperiiietets Spret.
teIie finn pGret 10 eIler ire fninbeIige
Stubenter / Senne afoeIing. geitp.
rer s.. 2. SORES er meget begeiitret
for at foa l,uge bigger til Of itiibere
peb bette College, GA ban mener, at De
poa bette Self bar ct fort arbeios.
felt for iig, iipr bo meb 8ontcrar.
bei6e.
@iSunScrlis Gotctcsapl. 2onomod.
Ter Sones / GooiepeIt Dor | fin Sope
en- Sill" meb Boteter, iom meb Sen.
inn til Srl9tborbeo grpuier til oct
utroIiee. Soruoen $50 pene Boteter,
Der paa nImiuoeIis ififfeIig 8is porte
/ Sorben, bar Der omtrent 80 Eote.
ter al a%Imiu6elig Stsrrelie paa felipe
8rGSiet ouer eSoroen. DIR. SoneS
pil BRUCE OiSie Goteter til SG6 nGite
Nar, % ban er naturligpis meget
ipGnot poo of erfore, ON Srl,gten
fommer / Hooen eller / Soppen -
eIlcr maoife begge Sele.
Cub Eris for 9inftraa. Snterno.
ttouol Spine Company bor cabinet ct
Dtnrfeo for 2initraa / Iapnespi[le,
bnor utrGitet Gin mobtoees og peieS,
for ioo ienere at trGifeS iinber Som.
ponicts Spipn, og oct iaoleoeS err.
bperpeoe 2initraa fol benpttes til So
irritation al 9inoetroao. Chen Nab.
ningen al benne Citation err Der mob.
toqet 200 Cons 2initran. for bpilfet
aompaniet betaIer $11.25 pr. Sou,
og bette beIeber iig til Iiot oper SIC
pr. Icre. Der p~ooitoncs, at Der iaor
rutbt BapneSpiae / Ell SmfreoS Of
ipo Nil er bprfet ober $500 GcreS
Gin.
Saarcaol cr lpnncnSe. s Smeg.
men al Sergus Sails bar man, peb
Si6en al forifieuig onben Sormin9,
oaioa begpnOt meb Sooreopl, % 6en
iigeS at bore meget Isnnenbe. Com
ct GrempeI berpoo onieres. at en- 6.
z. @bitinG for ct gor iiben fisbte
$50 Soor, Der foitebe BAN 1926, %
onbragte Dem pao fin Sarm, ire IiI
ueitenior 5eraus Sails. 3 garets
Sob bar ban iolat lilo for $3.50, oe
M npIig iolgte ban &oorIammene,
Der inbbragte BAN $31S.10. San
bnr iaalebeS facet iaieu tit fontante
lloIGg % $4S / Sortiencite, oe enooa
bar ban DC Saar, ban fsrit fisbte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
Rritiierer Deuman.

Sra Berlin mebbeles ben ABE
September:
aftenbIabene in6ebolber LANCE ge.
.retninger ON @eamans Spitigning,
Der iamtibig | flere Gpiier gisres til
@ienitanb for en- ffarp og ifaanie1ss
aritif at aniete Sagmanb, Der faraf-
teriierer Spitigningen iom ben rene
2etiinbiabeo.
Spiflanbs itsrite Iutoritet paa
Smraaoet, aaptein 9roeb, ubtaIer
iaaIeoes: "Siasfoen er life fommet
iom no9en SperraifeIie. Selp Sag.
mGnb er enbni life iitanb til at bi.
rigere en- Wotorbalon - og Ianat
minore ga 8enmarL iom unoer en-
Samtale iiommer oofitmenterebe fin
fiiloitGnbiee llfpnSigbe6 paa bette
Self.
Sibtil er irtet 2liftifib bpgget, iom
uben ben alporIigite Sare for Sanari
formaar of ieile | 100 elmer, bpao
Soruoi9tningen Der bar.
&ent r~foriparlist bar BET berbos,
at Der life hlep foretaget noget 8rspe.
forisg.
SamtIige abimirete tpife og fran.
ife @otoriftppere ofiIoe Of beItage /
SGroen paa @rinb at Soretaeenbets
Haipetet.
8eamans Sriitiebeb er Inn ct lt6.
Hog al f~orpooen llfpnbigbeb, og bans
iibite grfaringer ipnes M of futile
lore nogen bper, at ben Slags Sor.
log er eanife baablsfe."