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The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
u S, Dept. Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.

u - Dept Ci Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Washington. Sunday Dec. Is. 1878 D. m
The influence Of Saturdays is still felt along
the Maine coast. where high Winds with snow CON
time. elsewhere in the New England States and also
in the Lake region and the Middle Atlantic States
light rain has fallen. The weather is gen
eraly cloudy in all parts Of the country with rain
along the South Atlantic States and in California
and snow in the Upper Missouri Valley No TEN
Ierature changes Of importance have occurred
Fair weather Is probable Monday except in the
Lake region and the northern portion Of the Middle
Atlantic States and New England where light snow
is indicated The unsettled conditions in the North
eastern States will continue probably over Tuesday
elsewhere east Of the Rock Mountains fair weather
both Monday and Tuesday is forecast.
The winds along the New England coast viii he
fresh and variable, becoming westerly; on the Mid
die Atlantic coast fresh northwest to west on the
South Atlantic fresh westerly and on the Gulf
coast light northwest 70 north
Steamers departing Monday for European ports
viii have fresh variable winds and cloudy weather
10 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
- ANNI-AI. nrEEr1,-c - -

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company for the elec-
ton OF Directors 70 serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting viii be held at the office OF tha
company, Fourteenth and East CapitoI
streets, Washington. D c., on SATCR-
DAY. January i. 1s0S. between the hours
Of D m and D. m.
The bylaws require that the books for
the transfer Of stock shall be closed
thirty $50 days prior 10 the annual meet
ing Books for the transfer OF stock will,
therefore, be closed from December 29
1907, 20 January Is, 1905. both dates inclu-
sive.
Holders Of voting trust certificates must
exchange them for stock certificates on or
before December 19, 1897, in order 10 vote
the same. +. J. WHITEHEAD.
Secretary
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
PILLS CAUSE GIRLS DEATH.
Takes Two for Headache, Grows
Restless, Then Expires.

Worcester, Mass, Dec. l5.-Miss Annie
Mcclure, eighteen years old. Of 4G Fond
street. Clinton, is dead. after having
taken two headache pills that were left
at the door of her home by a sample dis
tributer.
Medical Examiner Tobey and Or. Cool
win to-day are emphatic in their report
that the headache pills caused d.prcs-
sion of the young womans heart which
brought about oedema of the lungs. re-
sulting in her quick death.
This young woman went home suffering
from headache. She took two pills and
retired. She soon grew restless and then
became pallid. DR.. Goodwin was called
but she died just before midnight Heart
action could not be stimulated The
town is much excited over her death.
because the pills were distributed broad
cast
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR FLEET.
viii Reach Hampton Roads for Rec
view This Morning.

President Roosevelt and Secretary OF
the Navy Metealf left Washington yes
terday afternoon for Hampton Roads.
where the President viii review the At
lantic feet to-day as it starts on its long
cruise to the Pacific
They went aboard the Mayf1ower at the
Washington Navy Yard at O'Clock, and
the vessel cast off shortly afterward.
With the President. besides Secretary
Metcah. are Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel
Roosevelt Mrs. Metcalf, Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy and Mrs. Newberry.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brow 1son. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. COwleS, Commander
and Mrs Sims. Miss Corinne Robinson.
and Miss Hagner.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
LID NOT ON TIGHT
New Workers Had One Frisky
Highway Yesterday.
FOURTEENTH STREET HUMMED
By Right Of Injunction Tnmmany
Hall Echoed to FiddIes, Luchow's
Held n Dance, and Mr.. Tom Shar-
key Received InformaiIy-BOnrd OF
Education Gave No Free Lectures.

New York, Dec. i5.-The friskiest
stretch Of highway in New York last
night was old Fourteenth street, between
Broadway and Third avenue. For the
first time in a quarter of a century Four
teenth street was the sporting hub Of
the town. It's activity though a pale
show OF the old days. was hilarious Joy
compared 10 the rest of the town where
the Blue Law blight lay heavily and the
injunction was not in bloom.
Tammany Hall echoed tonight to the
seraping of fddles. There was a dance
at Luchow's, another Fourteenth street
resort, by right of injunction. and Mr.
Thomas Sharkey's saloon. almost directly
across the street from Tammany Hail.
was open and Mr.. Sharkey received in
formally
Seventeen Balls Held.
All in all, notwithstanding the fact that
Fourteenth street nvened up a bit and
that the Eden Musee was open to merry
makers. the town was tighter. if anything.
than on the preceding Sunday. Every
theater was closed. Only the more valiant
OF the nickelodeon proprietors took the
risk of corralling Christmas change and
they got pinched for their pains. Seven
teen public and private bathrooms flashed
injunction papers I'm the faces Of the police
and were not interfered with, but the DO
lice made trorble for every dancing acaG-
emy that opened without benefit of ju-
dietary.
No symphony Concert.
about holding a New York Symphony
Orchestra c1ncert at Carnegie Hail. and
stayed at home. thinking up new ad
jectives There We're no lectures or en-
tertainments of the board Of education's
free course, since President Winthrop and
Dr. Leipziger of the board, decided that
they, too, came under the ban.
The 426th act of the problem play at
the Chinese Theater in Doyers street.
Cow Lup; Or, The Mandarin's Pearl"
had TO go over 10 a week day, and China
town was duh as mud
Some folks found il harder TO buy a
drink though Il appeared that there were
no special orders to pull the excise
strings tighter
Labor Men DenOunce Law.
The greater part OF the time at to-
days meeting of the Central Federated
Union was spent in discussing the Sun
day-closing law and denoUncing the al
dermen who opposed Alderman DoulTs
proposed modification OF the law AL
derman Peters came in for a good deal
of censure and was denounced by Presi-
dent Henry de Veaux, of the Actors Ma
tional Protective Union.
The following resolution was carried:
Resolved. That the Central Federated
Union goes on record as demanding that
the board Of aldermen remove from the
Charter or statute book the law passed
upon by Justice O'Gorman, and objects
10 the appointment Of any commission TO
supervise theatrical and general amuse-
ments on Sunday"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Two Companies TO Quit stnte.

Milwaukee, Dee 15.-The Union Central
Life Insurance Company, of Cincinnati
and the Massachusetts Mutual. of Boston
to-day announced that they will diseon-
tinue to operate in Wisconsin under hostile
laws in effect January l. This makes =
total Of twenty companies which leave
the State at the end of the year. and the
total amount Of insurance carried over
s95. Geo.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
CONDEMN ATTACK ON COURT.
Bar Association Members Resent
Letter OF Minneapolis Attorney.

St Paul, Dec. 15.-The board Of gov
ernors and the ethics committee Of the
State bar association yesterday con-
demned as "unwarranted" the recent at
tack made by Francis B. Hart. a Min
neapolis attorney, on the State Supreme
Court and voted to assist in disbarment
proceedings.
A committee Of three will be appointed
10 represent the association in the pro
ceedings, which the secretary of the State
board Of law examiners has announced
he will institute
The ethics committee not only called
on the Supreme Court and the law ex-
aminers TO institute disbarment proceed
incS. but also directed the chairman 10
prefer charges against NJ. Hart looking
70 his expulsion from the association
Mr. Hart last Saturday sent a letter to
Gov. Johnson. accusing the Supreme
Court Of injustice and OF misinterpreting
the law. and asking him to institute an
inquiry.
\ lcttc- specifying alleged instances Of
injustice in TIE decisions OF the court was
also sent by Mr.. Hart TO the chief jus
tice.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
HOKE SMITH LIKES PRESIDENT.
Georgin's Governor Says He is n
Man of Noble Impulses.


Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 15.-Gov Hoke Smith
has returned from Washington, where he
took luncheon with the President He
WAS impressed with the earnestness OF the
President in his desire that the policies
he has inaugurated shall be continued.
and also with the Presidents determlna-
ton to use any means in his power to
accomplish his ends.
President Roosevelt" said Gov. Smith.
is a man of great and noble impulses
He is moved by the highest degree Of
patriotism. but as a purely business
proposition. to accomplish any certain
end he Will take the most available
means to reach the position to accom-
plish that end"
Although the President is practical and
bent on carrying out his plans by all
available means at his command. he is
also a great sentimentalist. according TO
Gov. Smith. Il told President Roosevelt"
said the governor how well thought Of
he was in Georgia, and it gradhed him
very much. He is intensely sentimental
as well as practical. and the thought that
the people of Georgia are connected with
him through his mother made this ap-
probation of our people doubly gratifying
10 him"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
State Treasurer Near Dea,,.

Chelsea. Mich. Dec. Estate Treasurer
Frank p Glazier. whose resignation has
been demapded by Gov Warner because
of the bankruptcy of his personal con-
Germs and the way in which he has man
aged the State funds. is near death at
his home here with heart disease Glazier
was very i'll for three or -FOUR days after
the exposure OF his financial affairs. but
he was supposed to have recovered
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
WILL PLAN FOR TAMMANY.
Secretary smith Goes To Denver TO
Find Quarters.

New York. Dec. l5-Thomas +. Smith.
secretary Of Tammany Hall, expects to
start for Denver in about two weeks
10 arrange for the housing Of the Tam
many delegation at the Democratic ma
tional convention there in July Al
ready there is a rush for places in the
hotels there
Tammany usually sends big delega-
ton to national conventions, but is not
likely TO next year for several reasons.
Times are not as prosperous, the distance
is greater, and railroad passes are things
of the past. The leaders have been asked
10 sound their followers in the next few
weeks and ind out how many will care
TO make the trip. 1t is believed there
Will not be more than 900.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
TWO DIE FROM GAS.
Man and Woman Found SuRocated
In HobOken Hotel.

New York, Dee. IA man and
woman who registered at the Amsterdam
Hotel 3l4 Hudson street, Hoboken, at J.
O'Clock on Saturday night, were found
dead in gas-flled room this morning.
Gas was pouring from an open Jet in
tbeir room. \ letter in the mans pocket
led 10 his identification as James CahiH.
a printer. who lived at 522 Washington
street, HobOken.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Manehurian OntIook Pnnr.

Shanghai. Dec. 15.-M. shipon. formerly
Russian minister of finance. who is max
ing a tour of the FAR East in ;he interest
of Russian trade, has arrived here. tray
cling by way Of Japan In an interview.
he stated that the present outlook in
Manchuria was not bright. He believed
there were great possibilities in the fu-
ture for Harbin and Vladivostok
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
TAFT to speak in Boston.

Boston. Dec. 15.-Secretary Of War Taft
will be the chief speaker at the annual
banquet of the Boston Merchants As
sociatiOn. to be held here on December
80 At Mr. Taft's request. the Hon.
Swagar Sherley, of Louisville, viii also
speak.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Local Temperature

Midnight. 81; a. m, 81; a m. "a: 6 a. m. 35
a. m. s.; 10 a. 10. IS; Il noon, 81 ? p. m. 81
p m. So; p n, 35; D. n IS; 10 D M 81
Maximum, 81 minimum 81
Relative humidity-s A. m. % p m, 9l. Rain
fall IS .. N. to s D M DOL
Temperature same date last year Maximum, So
minimum, Il.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Occnn Sfenmshins

New York. Dec. l5.-AuiTed: Lueania, from Liver.
pool; I-a Lo-Taiae. from Haue; St Paul from
Southampton
Arrived out: Grosser KurfIcrst. at Bremen
Sailed from 5oreign ports: Nauret2niS, from
Queenstown
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Mauretania sails for New York.

Queenstown, Dec ta.-The Cunard Line
steamer Mauretania called hence for New
York at 1850 O'Clock this morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Tide Table.

Io-day-High tide, $50 a. H. and $50 p m. low
tide y q, NJ
To-ncrrow-Hish ti6s s:2s {. ~ and s.ss .. N. ;
low tide. LIE = "a Ard - p n.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Temperatures i'm other Citie,.

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
?. m. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Prices We Quote

are the lowest that can pos
sibly command good Printing and
reliable service.
DThe other kind Is not cheap at auy p-iee.
Have estimate fo- YOU.
Geo. E. Howard, ia 18th ST.
PRINTER. ENGRAvER AND BOoKBINDEB
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

fteote en- Proclamation, bpori ban II.
ger, at ban er parmt i~nteresieret |
gpens % genens @elfaro. Sons
6amilie % bans gelitono er poret !
lise SorboIb, % ban tror fait, at
Samilielipets arne er beore emo en-
Geberipenos 9eiIigbeo % ct offent-
Iiet Spifefparter. Sann loper be for.
fte fem, Tom glitter fig, en- pen gus.
tomt. Meblemmer at 8proaoet bar
finbet, at Der er en- Wartgel paa gift.
t~efprbise apinber | 8nen, % at Der
er Here Serrer, iom er feroiee til at
eifte iie, oeriom Der bar en- pasienoe
9rub at finbe. 8pens @eforoer ifal
noferoige en- 2iIte oper Dem, Tom er
piaise til at eifte zig, og bill mootoge
sGgteifabstiIbuo fra anbre Steber.
De ugiite apinber ipnes gobt ON
Mopor 9unbgrens 8Ian, og ogida be
ilefte af be ngifte R9nb tilitemmer
zen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
Uaar Uliooae fommer,
gnrSe en- babe sub Ippetit.

@n goo glppetit er BEN beoite
Sauce. Den gaar Iat9t til at biplpe
/ SorSsieliesproeesien, % oct er OBJ
iolut nsopenbigt til Seibreb oe
Stprfe.
OSonae Wenueifer bar fun6et
@rope Nlrts Wa6en life olene r9-
renbe men er flor appetitffiarper.
@nSeg 8srn LITER Smagen Of oct oe
porer fig iterte og rofenrsoe oeb bets
BRIG.
9et er ii9r Roben til at gisre en-
Snag MaDe iterf o8 ifabe appetit for
0fioba9.
Seq er 81 gar 9ommel," ifrioer
en- Sennesiee 8eSitempSer, ~og bor
baot en- ioog Maoe fra 8drnoommeu
of. 9eo flor Soriigtigbeo | min Siat
bar ieg npbt Ell rimeIig 9rab al
men bar olSrig fiurSet
Grape Rrts' lise iom en- Ststte.
Raar ieg life bar rogen appetit til
Srofdt og bare ipiier for at opboloe
min Stprte, toser leg a Seiteer
Grape Shuts meo gob, rig Nelf, oe
naar Niabas fomrrer er iee ~iirltert
Nen berim ie8 sour irScn Srofuit
'fsler ies albrig for at ipife WiSous
Grape @iits for Srofoit ipnes Of gipt
iunS appetit for Rtooa9.
Tin Is IomeSer samIe Ssnne'
isn bopSe p9ret ips at Noneipsoou
eiennem fibite CONNER, % enbelie
latte pi BAN paa Grape Rits. ga
porer bon iig leo % frif. Raor p
ipurgte ON ban suffebe MoSerunIter
eler Grape Rltts, HarneSe ban op OF
pegte mob Sfabet. Set nar niger
@anifeIigbeS at afpRme bam :
tnffet o9re 8rape Nllts." 9apne'
op9ioes al Soihim Co., Battle Greet
geid.. 2es ben lille BOG, ~Sbe Hoai
10 @elpiIte," ! Ratferne. Der e.
en- @ruub".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
5~4liuurTntu.

Gain G. SasSens 9utif I Wareie
fIep Wmbug oIbeleS sbelagt al 81
nebroub meo ct Cab poa $4,000; Der
bar 9siurunce for $500. Sporlebes
SIben opfpm, melDes life.
u. .. Sagcn, 20 aar anmmel pa
en- af be rloite Settlere | Soltf Gem
fer, faIbt forIeben Gag pllioielig ON
% bar OsO ON noeIe Wttnuter. San
bar | 8aaroen for at brirge ino en-
armfuIo 8eb, ba ban bebe.
q. u. S~lumbers,. iom / 10 aar
rur gIerf Of Court ! Ricouet Goun'
IN, men bIep Hagen peb BrtmerpaI'
get / 1904, og iom bIeb tiItaIt for
l~lnoerIeb, orreiteret | Billings,
Wont., og braat tiIba9e til ct. Se'
fer oa M bar IsSIabt moo aaution,
ifieo fig Ssnoag Ell &ugle ino /
Gret, og oct bar Inn SpsrgSmaal
ON Winltter eIler elmer, naar o.
ben oiI6e enOe hans SiIpGreIle.
ganSTfrrf blauSt Srcaturcrne. -
Sra Srajee m~eooele$, at $. goroer'
turregeen, en- Sarmer oeo gluftou,
og bans SamiIie cr mcget rngitelige
roer Ell Gpe0emi al Ganoifref, iom
er uobruot bIanot a%reatrrrerne. Sor
omtrent ire Wamteoer ii0eu TOM Ell
fremmeo Suro % beO nogIe al On
rene. Snort eiter iooes Ee8n poa
@onSffref hos Here al Spiueue, %
bpert Spiu paa 6nrmcn bleo ou9re.
let og maatte orpbeS. 6orrige llgc
ff Ell So Sngoommen og maatte
brGbes, og oa SomiIieu bar brugt
9Relfeu al 6eune So, er De meget
bauge for Spsoommen. Wton frpG'
ter for. at Reiten Of Greaturerne pao
TartHen piI bIiOe nugrebue % pil
muatte orGbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

Gp,pu.

Snsen / &rissticneit,. Sra Sctpo
SAILS bereftes, at SrmaIo Goldman,
en- mig Spifer, iom hoeoe peo gcfIep,
fiofte 9iltter reiite meo en- Sen til
bage til SuitInnb | geies. gerner
er I'm foumlen tiIbage, men flyer, al
2o6man bIep tpungeu inb I ben IN.
tie Scr til of nbtiene fin erercerti0.
San baooe forIabt 2onoet, for ban
bapbe nbtient i'm 8GrnepIigt, %
hdpbe life peret Der IGnee nof til at
blioe ftIS ameritanf Berger os fnn'
De iaaIeoes boIbes at De tpife gutori'
teer.
Gnigbco ppnaars. - Chic Seoe.
ration | Snapa, Ronona GorntD,
Dor mpbiat iis @rupuingen al ben
fore Decentralization Gountp Gr9'
neringsgrsft os bar biuoret GrbetSet
REQ Saaer / &etten; men ltoite Ssr'
bug Tom Der Sorlig iitano, og Som
traftgrerne fan III be9pnoe Irbetoe
paa BEN itpre @reft, iOm meo SIDE.
arpfter oil foIte omfrius $1,000
600; Suien0er al acres 2ono, iort
bar prret uSprfbart, oil blioe or9.
neret na bIipe go6t % frngtburt
2unb. 9etfe er BET itsrite SrGne.
riuasforetageuoe | Soma.
Spbbelt @~ulbbrbanp. en- ro-
oct u'e6panlie Set fetreoeS Rein-
becf forriqe 5reSag, ibet TO Ror
@reSre oq Seitre - feireoe oeres
@~uIbbrpllp. Get bar Sumes 8ot.
ion 90 bans SuitrlL iom heo Wear'
earet Doung, og 8iIiom Doung og
hans Suitru, Tom be6 Sane Station.
SHE @ieiterne / 9rpIlupet for 90
gor fiben Dor osoe mbtoeen en-, iour
er en- SnpuIio pe life funoe bore TIL
iiebe. 9egge oiSie sGetepar og So
~ifeuoesur bar belle Sioen boet NOR
binauoen, os nf IA 8srn nor 10 TIL
iteSc oeo De gamle Sorelores 5eIt.
Oct aaar for piSt. - Wapor ge1'
nett / Sort Dodge bar folot IoiS'
forrelpcnoeuterue for iig % betalet
BEN at boI6e op meo of ienoe
no Hupporter ON bans iadfalote
Spunssfororbniug ON s@gteifaber.
San flyer, at Ting er offentli9aiorte,
Tom faIter Ell Sfpege coer Soltets
Suteniaeus I Sort Dodge, 9reoe
aneaaenSe ben for omtuIte 8pfor.
orSutna peobIiper at itrsmme inc til
Roporen, % anmobninger ON SIT
terpieps oe ON Woporens 8iueoe
er fonrne belt ira 2oroon cg Berlin,
% Oct ipneS bmt eoar for blot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
Rebrafa.

Suiet biiaIbt ben 30te NartS &c
ratets Iarinuim Srciebtrate-giu
meS 7S MOB 9 Stemmer. giaen nco-
irtter Sragtcn ! Iebraifa meS ON.
trent 90 grocent paa acru, Ieoenbe
9pr, Credit aatI os Eoteter. Gen
bar en- emergency GIaaie. Senatet
bifaISt Suiets gutilobbp.Sia efterat
bape pnSret ben. Satiet sootfnote
s@uSrinserne. Siiiet peStog enitern'
mig SenatetS Bin. Tom forbpoer
Srpsgere at ubtase SaloonIieeuie os
eie SaIoouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
200 Glars Jubtloum.
sste Marsams.

8eS 2rtt6s ~ltntoeriitet forbereoer
man fig for Siben til pou en- feitlig
Moooe at feire 200.aarsoaeen for
Stitorteffrineren Spen Sa~serbrtngS
Ss6iel, ifrtper "Sanbelstioningen".
9en betienbte inenite 8tSenifabS-
monS Hep fsot ben 24be Sebrlor,
me- of Senipn til ben mn for@nbreoe
Siosreentng bill SltbiIeet Htpe al.
bolot ben 6te Marts.
Snen 2aeerbring ftammeoe fra en-
al &ipmperne / Den norite 9irtebei.
nerfonee Sperre Sieur6isns Scr.
9srIt itiioere6e ban Siis, men efter'
boanSen gift ban ooer til Siitsrien, og
bet, iom / 6ette St,toium gisr bam
til en- at i'm Samti6s ppperite, er
bans inoeaaenSe &%tlSeihtOfer oe bans
nsioetige @ponIfnfns at 9etaIierne,
Iom giorSe BET mltIigt for BAN at
IGgge en- fait @runb for BEN btitoriife
.SfiIoring. Srugterne at bans tbpr'
6ise &rbeibe foreliseer bells / ober to
bunoreoe afaSemiife 9isputatier, bells
/ nogIe itsrre arbeiber, booriblanot
fan incomes "Soearttes Stitorie".
Sans 9erf "Samanorog at SOea'
rites Siitorie", iom itrofte Jig frem
til aaret 1872, er p9iaa bIepet al
itor @etpbrtns for 0pfotningen al
.Sperises Sitorie / ienere StSer.
Spen 2ogerbrtng pnr OesuOen oe.
iud ben fsrite atabemife Sarer |
2unb, iom trmSte / 5orbinOeIie meN
fine ao1eeer / &isberboun, ibet ban
uSbpteSe 8ilbematerteI boaSe meo
2oneebef % Subm. 8isie Sorbtt.
SeIier bar bitnof boot Sel | ben
itrenet upartiIfe Zone, ban anilcg
operfor 9onnnrf oe bette SanoS
llnipnsforeer, booroeo ban er bleoet
en- SorIsber for SfouStuaptsmcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

9p &auaI. On Tarteeformis
SaIoe, faIbet Cope 600, itifter no
fra Masiotrfetts, % ben er / itor'
nlertoe geir life let at onieile. Ser.
for bar man MI beiluttet at giennem'
ifiere ben meo en- &anaI ira 8arn-
fable til 8li5sorb's Ban, % ifslge
ct Telegram fra Bolton bar en- &or'
porotton | Raine meb @ligitft Bel.
mont / SEEM gorf iom Breiioent til
bltbt fla at grape 9otalen for Sill
100000. 81poet blir ianbipnIigpis
artaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05
q

Sra Mariuette berettes, at Ilbert
Ssraeuion fra 9eaper bar p9ret
Iorte fiben RanSags Iften; ban ret
Ste Ianoags Worsen til Coleman,
aioroe Sprretnineer Der % iptite vi
tensmaS paa ct Sotel, men itoen ben
Glib bar man life bperfen hsrt eler
feet noset til bam. Sans Silltru er
nqIten fortpiIet al Sor9, o9 bans
genner / gcaper frpgter for, at ban
er mproet.
stirler ct Sus. - Sobn Senion
ga hans Ssrner eugene o9 u: Ben:
ION bIep Msanbag / Sreo8retten I
Gbippetpa Sails funbne ifpIotge / at
bope S~tiaalet ct SitS, ttlbsrenoe Us.
81. clifton, pg De blep mlIftereoe $50;
De paoitob, of De bapbe fisbt SnIet
Of gert Sobnion, iom boeoe pna
TiItnns Sorm, men BET blep | Hettet
noopiSt. at Suiet life par SsSsre og
fife funoe ifine8 fra Sonoet. Su'
,et fon life bape pGret meget tort,
fiji Sc tire RGno bar Oct ~bosItapelI9
bort.
M~,icriprpper. - grof. 6. $. Gor'
riuoton peb Observation-Disclosures Wtel.
e~riifole bar ienot Snobpoelle nj
smtsr. oa SitIaoere ont til boer
Woaneo at ienbe fit Smsr os lin on
iii SfpIeu for at faa Oct t1oerle9t
M prspet. 9et pil blipe prsoet o9
itror ienot tilboge til eierne meo ct
grep meS Roao oa anpisntnger. Set
or Seniiaten, at fompeterte WtGno
peo SfoIen Ifal bielpe StatetS
smsr. og S~Itfabrifanter til at bgoe
stoteus Smsr cg Oh pp I'll Den
bsiit nulliae Sulbfommenbeo %
rette paa Sell oa 0fangler I oiS'e
Wrpb,,fter. 9iSie maaneoltge Ere'
ner err i ingen 5oritanS en- 9appe'
itrio melem De forifieutee Snlsr'
CHER SSteIopere, men er bare Tor at
biaIpe Dem til, Of apaliteten al De-
res smsr og Oft tom blipe iaa goo
iom unilia. Oct err Elaner at 9Ioe
SipIomer til ollie. iom taser Gel !
hper 9repe | garets 2sb. Ger ptl
bIipe ire aIasIer ai Siplomaer.