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The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06

the Maryland; z. c. Etyinge, detached
the ElCano and ordered 10 the Con
cord; L n. Wheeler, detached the
Helena and ordered 10 the Raleigh;
H. ". Smith ordered TO report TO the
surgeon general for duty
ray InSpectOr-T- s Jewett, ordered
TO study the methods Of testing and
analysis of food products under the
department of agriculture.
Paymaster-R Spear, ordered TO
duty as general storekeeper Mare
Island yard; R H. Woods, ordered TO
duty as midshipmen's stOrekeeper and
commissary officer, Naval Academy
July l.
Passed Assistant Paymasters-S. E
Barber detached naval station, CaYIte.
September so. ordered home and
placed on waiting orders, granted per
mission TO delay three weeks en- route
home: n b. Farwell, detached the
Brooklyn and ordered to- duty as as
sistant TO the general 'storekeeper,
New York yard.
Assistant Paymaster-L. y. Werten-
baker ordered to Norfolk yard for duty
June 80 as pay officer Of the Brook
lyn. MiantOnomoh and the Canonicus,
in reserve: o. D. COnger, ordered to
Boston yard
Assistant Naval ConstrUctOTs-J. H.
Walsh ordered home, then to Puget
Sound yard; /. |. Yates ordered home.
then to Boston yard; H. c. Richard
son ordered home, then to Newport
News Shipbuilding Company's works;
f S. Land ordered home, then to New
York yard; c. W. Fisher, ordered
home, then to Mare Island yard; j.
Reed, Jr., ordered home, then to
League Island yard; E. c. Hammer,
Jr., ordered home, then to Norfolk
yard
Warrant N1achinists-J- A Oliver,
ordered to works of New York Ship
building Company, to duty in cOnnec-
ton with the New Hampshire and as
signed to vessel when commissioned: ::
F. Risser. detached the Boston and
ordered TO the Albany; }. H. MOrri-
son, detached the New Jersey and or
dered home; R. B. smith, ordered 10
the Des Moines; ]. L. Mccormick, de-
tached the DeS MOineS and ordered TO
home and wait orders.
Chief Gunner-W. Zeitler detached
the Boston and ordered to the Albany;
A. c. Steinbrenner, commission an
nounced.
Hcatswains-W:. f. O'Connell, or.
dered to Mare Island naval hospital
for treatment; T. w. Healy ordered 70
Boston yard; F. Miller, ordered 10
Equipment Department Norfolk yard
J. Leclie, detached the Boston and
ordered to the Albany; w Fremgen
ordered to the Maine; ]. Stoakes or.
dered to the Chicago; H. n. HuXford
ordered to the Supply.
R. w. NJ.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
What Would
You Do

If three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after US
ing only $1,000 worth of
DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
dition to do?
'T have to thank you for saving
my wite's life two years ago. We had
continued with the doctor until the
ones said that nothing could be done
for her: that she had better be taken
home from the hospital to quietly wait
her time. which would not be over
weeks at the most. I brought her
home, and then thought pTooabIy
DR. Miles Heart Cure and NeTVine
might help her. so l got a DOT, notuS 3,iII HI
and commenced to give them to her;
We soon seen an improvement; ana
encouraged by this we continued CIV
ing the medicine. We gave her eleven
bottles in all OF the medicine she
takes it occasionally now II She feels
the need l am IL. the ministry, and
have been for A years.
REV. p. MILLIGAN,
Genda Springs, Kans.
Or. Miles Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit II IL falls
he will refund your money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
CONUNDRUMS.

What is the greatest surgical opera
ton on record? Lansing. Mich.
Why is a bad epigram like useless
pencil? Because II has no point.
Why should 4 person not Ike TO gaze
on the Niagara forever? Because he
would always have a cataract in the
eye.
What bridge is warranted 10 support
any strain7 The bridge Of f6dle.
What instrument of war resembles q
clergyman? A cannon.
When may a mans pocket be said to
be empty and yet have something iS
it? when il has a hole In 81
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yard; c. E. Courtney, detached COM
mand of the Blakely and ordered to
works of the Fore River Shipbuilding
Company. in connection with the tor
pedO boats; A KautZ, ordered to
Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, r
l.; F. R. NaiIe, ordered to the Lam
caster.
Ensigns-B. Barnette, detached re-
cruiting station, Oklahoma City, Okla,
and ordered to the Rhode Island; A.
G. Gaffee, detached the Boston and
ordered to the Albany; D. A. Weaver,
detached the Alabama and ordered to
the Iowa; o. T. Cooper, detached the
Washington and ordered to New
York naval hospital; h. F. Greene de-
taehed the Pennsylvania and ordered
home; w. p. Lassing, detached the
Colorado and ordered to the Supply;
c. A. Blakely. detached the Mayfower
and ordered to command the Blakely.
Midshipmen-W. n. Metcalf, or
dered to the Milwaukee; c. A. Wood
ruff, F. n. Eklund, detached the Bos-
ton. and ordered to the Albany; j.
B. Rhodes ordered to the Alabama
SurgeOn-C. j. Decker, sick leave
extended three months; E. H. Marstel-
Ter. sick leave extended six months.
Passed Assistant SurgeOnS-W. B.
detached the Raleigh and ordered to
the Helena; R. r. Richardson. de
tached the Boston and ordered 20 the
Albany.
Assistant Surgeons-R. E Stoopes
detached the Concord and ordered
home; w D. Owens, detached the IL
lalobOs and ordered home; c. T Gray
son detached the Maryland and or
dered home; c. K. Winn, ordered to
IT
the West Virginia; 1. F. Cohn. ordered
to the E1CanO. II Rutt ordered 10
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
A TEA TABLE TRICK.

F. Here is a tea table trick that will
astonish every one. You will need two
forks, a pitcher and a toothpick. In
terlaCe the tips of the prongs OF the
forks, so that they hold firmly together
in V shape. Then insert a toothpick
through these interlaced prongs just
far enough to secure it firmly. Some
times the pressure from one or at most
two prongs is SUFFICIENT for this: The
toothpick should be inserted from. the
inside Of the V, like a tongue, between
the fork handles. The other end Of the
toothpick should then be lo1SId in the
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
Circus Animals Are Fond
Of Fine Clothes
By ALBERTA PLATT

I'D you know that many train
ed animals, such as perform
in circus. are as vain of
fine and pretty trappings as
some young ladies are7 That is what
all trainers and animals costumers
say. And it is odd. but the more in
telligence an animal has, such as a
horse or elephant, for instance, the
vainer the animal is.
Mrs. Anna White. lady who is call
ed the elephants dressmaker, has been
cutting and fitting covers and other
fire clothes for performing horses.
dogs and particularly for trick ele-
plants for more than thirty-five years.
She has many a time noticed how the
beautiful horses prance and hold up
their heads and how majesticaIIy the
huge elephants tread along in process
stcn when they wear splendid covers
and shining ornaments. They especial
ly like brilliant, pretty colors
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06

dark" The reason is that the pupil
Of its eye expands so that it receives
every possible ray Of light from the
object But in total darkness no rays
OF light at all come from an object,
and there can be no seeing where there
is absolutely no light. The ability of
the cat and of other animals to see
where we cannot is part of natures
scheme for their protection.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
AN AGED CAT.

There seems to be great difference
of opinion as to the age to which a cat
may live. There is a record OF one
which lived to over twenty-five years,
being hale and hearty to within a few
months of it's death. II was a male
yellow tabby OF a large size and very
intelligent When it came Of age. at
twenty-one. it was presented with a
silver collar with = suitable iascriD-
ton
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06

mouth of a pitcher which is high
enough TO allow the handles of the de-
pendent forks to clear the table.
With nothing 10 hold il, the single
toothpick Will then support the two
forks without tipping or breaking, d
feat most puzzling 10 the ordinary
spectator and a most fruitful source of
speculation and animated discussion.
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LITTLE BY LITTLE.

Little by little" a small boy said.
And each day the ''littles" ne stored in his
head.
Little by little IN wisdom he grew.
Learning each day a little that's new,
Till at last the world in amazement cries
How great is the man-how wondroUs
wise"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06

Lawyer-"When the defendants s
wife left home. have you reason to
think she went to the suburbs in the
interim?" Witness (contemptuousIy)
Law. me. no. She couldn't afford
no such travelin' She went in the
five-cent trolley Amer
lean.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
Do Not Neglect the Children.

AT this season OF the year the first
unnatural looSeneSS of d child's S
bowels should have immediate atten-
ton. The best thing that can be
given is Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by
castor oil as directed with each bot
tie of the remedy. For sale by all
druggists
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06

Ali" said the doctor. you ride a
great deal in the trolley cars, yOU
say?" Yes sir replied the new pa
1ent," I see. Your trouble is due
to your sedentary habits. Now, when
you're at work what 90 you do?" I'm
a motorman. n."-Philadelphia Press.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-06
SEEING IN The DARK.

Neither a cat nor any other animal
can see in perfect darkness" but
pussy can see where it is too dark for
human beings TO see: in other words.
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TO LET-BY THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY,
e. G. SMITH. L. D. LATIMER, C. r. NESBIT.
140S NEW YORK AVE.
THE COYWOOD,
1923 l. ST. NV.
One suite of rooms snd bath. ........ $40. 90
3606 18TH ST. NV.
OR. AND BATH. VERY DESIRABLE, $3.50.
Especially large rooms; southern exposure.
1900 cd ST. NV.
s rooms and bath, all outside looms,
steam heat janitor service. ........... $50. 90
NEW TWO-STORY APARTMENTS, EVERY
CONVENIENCE, SEPARATE YARDS
33s Adams st. ne, ) rooms and bath. So. 30
sos r. /. ave. ne, 8 rooms and bath. :. 20 20
94l Md ave. s.w.. rooms. ............ IL 80
2526 st. NV. rooms, water......... $50
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE COMMIS-
sioners of the District of Columbia. Washington.
December IL. 19oI.-ordered: That Section "a
of Article of the Police Regulations OF the
District of Columbia be and the came Is hereby
amended by inserting after the sixteenth para
graph thereof, designating fire stops on Peunsyl-
graph thereof the following: on TWENTY
FIFTH STREET Twenty fifth and X
streets northwest. ON TWENTf-SIXTH
northwest HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND,
HENRY l.. WEST. JAY ]. MORROW, Commits
sioners, d. S.
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so7 18TH ST. NW-DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE
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NINE RITA, THE WORLDS GREAT1sT
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at 7a3 9th Ut. a.w.
Zee. SOC. neI2-4ots
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WANTED-DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD. SILVER
and city pawn tickets. Money loaned also. L.
ABRAHAMS. 433 9th. NJ. 4S7s. se3o-tf
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wANTED-FuRNITURE FOR CASH. SELL
YOUR GOODS TO THE MAN THAT GIVES
YOU THE MOST MONEY. HOLLYWOOD. STH
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Address Box Q, Star Office
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

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Star Office. 18th street anC Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your adysr-
tisements. at any Of the following
Branch Ofiices:
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1927 M N.w.-TO GENTLEMEN ONLY-LARGE
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PR CES PAID FOR
ladies' and gentlemen's cast-oH clothing hats,
shoes. etc. Drop postal; will call promptly, s.
GOLDBERG. 627 d st. NV. no12-79t
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OLD FEATHER BEDS.
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF LADIES & GENTS
second hand clothing. furniture. stoves. tools
watches, diamonds and jewelry A. NJ.
WELLS. 1905 14th st. NV. Phone North 64ss
oc24-9Ot
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THE OLD, USELESS GOLD
and silver lying idle in your possession. Corals
SonrS4 Gsme1 ana a,s iseh al
above r my2-tf
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CHANCE OF A LIFTINE-MAN WITH A FEW
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schemes or selling stocks. For further partic-
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Hotel. City references required and best Of
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Geleerafitreifen.

Der er ingen merfbor 5~oranoring
inbtraaot | Streifiitiiationen. Sele.
grafieIifaberne pooitaor piituof, at De
bar Solf nof til at greie Jig eoot, og
at De anier Streifen for iaa %gobtioni
ober, mems Selegrafilterne paa i'm
Sioe erflGrer, at Streifen enont life
engang er fulbt begpnot; men bette
er piitnof bare tomme 8daitanoe for
begee gorters @eofommenbe.
Sra @aibington t~eIesrnferes ben
19oe Sing, at Ir9iioent 8ompers al
Imericon federation Of 2abor, Sobn
MitdeI os Daniel s. aeefe bar facet
/ Spbrag at gisre ct Sorisg paa at
faa Selegrafitreifen oronet paa min.
oelie Moaoe, ioainart en- gunitig
2eiIigbeb oertil tiIbpber zig.
gaa SpsrssmaaIet ON, naar ban
benteoe en- iaaom 2eiligbeo piloe
inbfinoe iig, ioareoe Mtr. @ompers,
at bet pioite BON life. Den funoe
inbfinoe fig ON en- Zine, en- ree, en-
Naaueo - fanife ilet life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
suItraffen.

Der bill ingen Sare bli for nosen
2ulmnneel | Roropeiten, beoer oct
ct Telegram fra Superior, @is..
bpis Sernbanerne bare ifaffer moi
Sogne til at transporter &uaet
tilitr9ffelise apantiteter | Ssitens %
8interens Sob.
Der er onfommet Ell nitprtelig
WRngoe aiil til Superior | ben ie'
mere Sio, iaa Der for n9rpGrenbe
befinber fig oper 100000 Cons
paa 9offerne. Sfibsfarteu bill enc.
mi pebpare Ell lang Stuno, iaa Der,
for SeIonen er oper, bill bore moo
taget mer GlL, emo | npIteu noget
onbet tioliaere Iar.
Sorienoelien at aul fra Superior
og Duluth til forifieuiae Steoer oppe
| Roropeiten bar / De ire iibite Maa-
neoer, for ben lite aug.. n9iten to
@anee iaa flor iom | De tiIiparenbe
ire Iaoneoer | 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
.DYrere papir?
&c iture Sapirfumpuuicr iaar iitaao
or M Agisrscr".
eIaar unser Iis @eaerne.

"a SGt gomlr Enpirtrlt, oec gif
Iim6er 9taonet Abe Bcneral 9;aper
'Gompaup". oplslie5 al Sorbunbs.
BONNER Conform | ct. gaul Oeit
lobe Slni 1906. bIeo Der al gfeO.
lemmer af ocn iprGnote Sruitorga-
imitation eauife beilpOt pmtet ON, at
'Snoets greSle. iom De gop Sfpl.
Den for lloioIeet, nof IftiIoe fomme
til at anare oct.
Geme 5rtle( iDnes nit at ifule
gda | SpfpIoeIie, ioet Den. ornftiit
tolt, oIlere0e g~iememfsrte ~9ierger-
.of ale SopirHpIerne / 8eiten biz
oipe Den noe 3ruitorpaniintion "Ssn.
teruotiouoI 8aper Gomponp~ fulo
SontroI oper Srpfpapirmarfeoet /
De Soreneoe Stater % Ntnat III at
inSrette Eriierne efter eget 5oraoSt.
b~efhtoeHoe.
augunenoe oenne Sag telesrdie.
res Den Toe fra appletou, 8is., at
oct er ennife iiffert, at Snternntio.
nal Baper. COMPANY itaor bogom
Den M pad oct oIler nGrmeite gien.
uemfsrte Srint.paper Rereer, og at
iamtIiae 9dptr- oa Srrmosieiabri.
fer | 8iSeoniin, TinneIota og Ii-
higon er eler piI bli opiliiste al
henne upe % fialnpcmGsiiee Sruit.
organization. SoIiolo bar 8ompd.
MET iifret fla aisbsret pan fomtIiae
oisie WsIler eIIer Sobrifer, o. bet
ipanes, at international gnper Co.,
Der | 1898 inforporcreoes iinoer
Staten Reip Dorfs 9obe meo en- an.
toriieret @rimofapitol pon u.s..
000. 000. inoen 5orlsbet al ret man.
&c Mnonoer bill f~outrolerc bela
Srbfpapirmarfeoet | Sanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Disconiins Rapitol.

arbeioet pau @iSconitnS npe &a'
pitolbpanine | Iabiion pdabeapnotes
l @unooss. s fulo Stano or Den
foite $6,000,000. Gen itaI beltda
.of fire SIsie ureo Ell &otrmSd os ei
folosialt 9lippeltaorn i Mioten.
grbeioet ifaI foresaa s%raouis, ioei
en- Slsie oil bli opfsrt as 9oneer,
Sper SIsie er bereenet al foite 5000.
900 % auppelpnrtiet omtrent oet
iamme. I'll 8pgnineen al ben isr-
ite 8Isi er 100000 oiSponibIe |
StotSfosien M. % ct Iienenbc De
lob bill bli giort tilsiengeliet bperi
Nor ! be nGite nj poa btnunoer fol-
Igeroe aor.
Otter 6enne gereening ifiloe Del
oltiaa ta9e ~ aar at iaa Bpenineen
fGroig; men Der er mango. iom me,
ner, at oct oil taae minOlt 10 aar,
fsr Den belle gpguiug er / fuIo fer,
dig Stouo. Zen ital opferes al
getbeIgrauit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Sorhor pr. GeIefon.

5 6bepemne, @po.. boIot 5reos.
BONNER g9. y. Carroll iorleoen Oag
5nrber pr. Selefon oper en- Wano,
iom befanot iig poa en- Ranf) 80
Wiil fra gpen. Rouoen, Der beoer
Fitzgerald. bopoe GaIet Ia inc paa
en- arbeioSfnmerat pe6 Rnnn albert
griitol, og oct fom til ct blooigt
Slagsmaol meIlem Dem. griitoI an.
melote Sogen pr. &eIefon til Sreos.
bommereu, Der telefouereoe tiI6dge.
at Fitzgerald ifulOe orrciteres og
brirges til Gbepenne. 9ette iDntes
bperfen 9riitoI eIIer Sit5geralo at De
bapoe 9to til, og paa SoriIas sit
9omnlereu inc paa at bsre begge
Garters Sremittairg of Sogen oper
1elefouen. Otter at begge Barter
bapoe iorfloret fig, iloeoe 8omme.
rem Fitzgerald en- Rulft poa SIS.
6it5gerdlo ofceptereoe oenne 7om og
lobeoe at ien6e @elsbet meo Yoiten
iamme afteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
BRIG oe Sreo.

Rens be rusfiife 9elesater til
.Sreosfongresien / Saag taller Gre
oens sag % itemmter for @ilitar'
~bproerneS @egr9nsnins, tr9ifes Der
i be fierne aiidtife 8ele al bet rusii'
fe 4ige itore .friserite Sorbereoel'
fer. fsor nprpGreuoe oreier oisie fla
BOG fin p9leutlig ON en- &eorgani'
ieriug al be miIitGre 9ispoiitioner
og SortiFfationer Der. Sarbiu par
.tioIigere Miotpunftet FOR oct iibiriife
Scripmsipitem, men iioen Husierne
iororepes fra 2ioo Sung.Snlpsen al
Sdpaneierne, Der ogiad bem9gtiaeoe
fig ben pistige S~ernbdne til 9alnp.
er oenne 5oriporsliuie blet ipoa oa
bsiit niiffer. sigeIeSes er ben eneitC
rnsiiife Sapnebp pad Faciiiefniten
gIaoipoItof. itaoig loiat for Der
Care at bIi aiifaaret ira 5orbinoeIie
meo Sibirien os Sllslan0 Overland.
8laoipoitof ifal bertor omgiDes al
me os mooerne 8ei9Itninssuerfer
icm ffal bli enomi itRrfere og uino'
taeeIigere, end Bort ARTHUR | i'm I'll
troebes at bore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
anteen.Sope

s fin Garsrnpport nbtaIer gr.
meeus Observation-Disclosures iig
meaet iforpt mob Den iaa meget om'
oiiputerte anti.G anteen.2ou, Tom
han giper Sfploeu for meset al ben
9ruffenifob, Der raaoer inoen Gr.
meen, og inoirefte for mango al DC
Geiertioner, iom bpert aar finder
Steo.
Sioen Spb9belien al ~Gmteen".
SnItihtionen | Surniionerne, er Der
runot ON Sisie. men uoeufor ben mi
Iitrre Surisoiftion, iprimset op ct
lltaI at Salooner og guIer at De la.
petite GIngs. bpor Solooterne | fine
Sritioer loftes ben Os buor De bur.
tis soeIGsses babe paa SieI Os &c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Ct Meteor.

Ge ioIrige SommergiGiter | ama.
gojett paa Gong Sslano forlfrGfte.
Ses / Ssnoag al en- nGiten sreos.
penoe Ourenoe 2DO % Spnet al et
flnnmenbe SIOmasie. iom meo rn-
ienOe Soitigbeo bepGeeoe iig sien.
mem StmmeIrummet oper Sceanet
life Iauat noe fra StranSbreooeu.
Neteoret, for oct par et ian6ant, on.
toges al SiIifierne at bore bapt en-
8Gat ai ntnuge 5ou. Get falOt |
ganoet me0 ct gIaoif Ser funSe bs-
res / Here Miles Smfreos, oa Oct for.
aoriageoe et iou ipGr 8slgegaue, at
ilere gaOepaoiaiouer ffpaeoes no l
Suoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
Siofri9sffoIcn.

Ger bill uGite War BIZ enHitc
mango aa6etplaOie Ieoiee beS Sis'
friasifoIen / annapolis, % Der oil
iauIeoeS bli en- 700 gnIeSnius FOR
nnee S~anosmGHO iii of forHme / en-
9%ipsitiaina, De uieo oct aarnle III
fineebIoo ! fine s!arer ! irregeu Grab
buroe barre Fiffeoe for.
Som befieuOt er enbper gtat Iont
en- SeIbe0 OF bpert Songresohriti
for iig ieIp bersttiset til ct pitt be-
TENT autal aaSetter, ianpel beo 5is-
frigsifoIen | annapolis Tom peo
SanSfriasifoIeH | @eit goint. o. Ito.
nqpuelierue ioretoses al De TO Sena.
iorer for Staten lot large" Og al
aongresreprGientonterne FOR fine
reipeftioe Tiitrifter.
sf De gIn0ie. Tom bIir ledge eiter
sperite aIasies afgongsernmer nor.
tie slar | annapolis. iaar Snntorer.
ne Ga 6oGette 90 Stepbeniou ! @is-
eoniin geiGtteIien Of en-. bier &C.
nntor aaiiOn Of Sotpa en- Sans.
bronsb al 3ortb Gafota en-, Senato,
rerne aettribge og Gamble of Sontb
|gnfotd en- bper. III aonaresmru-
bene bar Saionep. 2inoberg, Steueus.
goliteoo o. geoe al Rinneiota en-
bber. Sepburn al Soma to og 9el.
Jon, @sirpbu. @eisie os Gapioiou al
@iseouiin en- bper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
pr~iniebeioeet.

Sra Roriolf, So. teIegraieres eel
1909. at grins 8ilbelm ai SreriFe
en- GitermiOoageu par antommet iii
Sampton aoaSs meS Sen irerite
arpSier ~6plsia". og at ban bapoe
facet en- 0unSrenSe Io6togelie ira
Sfibene / Oen otIantiife gifaOre
GmborO paa "6pIgia~ inOebar
9rinieu tum Rang al Setorosstl.
rant. bUgrimoo ban, ! oct Ziebiif
ban iatte 6oSen paa 2ono ueo
Observation-Disclosures. bIeu Song
Oscars SGuneisu % fonaelig Ssi.
heo, for borm bans ooerorSneoe 81.
Icerer omboro maa bete iis ellsr
tage itrdInt iii Suen.
9eo aufomiten til l~loItinmgsn
billteS ban mco Iiplige Srrraraab
ira Sc Gu. 10000 Ienneifer, iom
fable p9ret iumlet ser / iIere Inner
for at ioa ct Stint al BAN. Gette
bans isrite. ofTisieae Seise par tnn
al Fort 8orisbeo. sra lloiillinss-
qrmoeu braates ban u,eo Regierin.
gems Slrbebaao -yoHtton" mo til
Gorfolf, boor ban par Den S<rpG.
renSe ipenite aoniuI Senuins Seru.
itrsms @iGit peS en- til bans acre
orrnneeret 9anfet ! Sirgtnia Club.