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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03
THE HAGUE.
What the Second International Peace
Conference Accomplished.

The second international peace con-
ference was convened at The Hague
On the 18th of June last and remained
in session until the 18th of October
For the first time the representatives
of practically all the civilized coun
tries of the world united in temper
ate and kindly discussion of the meth
DDS by which the causes of war might
be narrowed and it's injurious effects
reduced.
Although the agreements reached in
the conference did not in any direction
go to the length hoped for by the more
sanguine, yet in many directions i'm
portant steps were taken, and upon
every subject on the programme there
was such full and considerate discus
sion as to justify the belief that sub
stantial progress has been made to-
ward further agreements in the future.
Thirteen conventions were agreed
upon. embodying the definite conclu-
sions which had been reached, and res
olutions were adopted marking the
progress made in matters upon which
agreement was not yet sufficiently
complete to make conventions practi-
cable.
The delegates of the United States
were instructed to favor an agreement
for obligatory arbitration, the estab-
liShment of a permanent court of arbt-
tration to proceed judicially in the
hearing and decision of international
fha Of fn 10
collection of contract debts alleged to
be due from governments to citizens Of
other countries until after arbitration
as to the justice and amount of the
debt and the time and manner of pay
ment, the immunity of private proper
ty at sea, the better definition of the
rights of neutrals and. in case any
measure to that end should be intro
duced, the limitation of ornaments.
In the field of peaceful disposal Of in
ternational differences several impor-
tant advances were made. First. as to
obligatory arbitration. Although the
conference failed to secure a unani-
nous agreement upon the details of p
convention for obligatory arbitration.
1t did resolve as follows:
1T is unanimous a. In accepting
the principle for obligatory arbitra-
ton: (2) in declaring that certain diff
ferences. and notably those relating to
the Interpretation and application of
International conventional stipulations
are susceptible of being submitted to
obligatory arbitration without any re
striction.''
In view of the fact that as result
of the discussion the vote upon the
definite treaty of obligatory arbitra
ton which was proposed stood 80 In
favor to 8 against the adoption Of thu
:reaty there can be little doubt thai
he great majority of the countries nj
The world have reached a point where
they are now ready to apply practically
The principles thus unanimously agreed
upon by the conference.
! The second advance, and very grea
one. is the agreement which relates u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03

under Governor Magoon. ..tsc.rt,
quiet and prosperity have returned &c
the island because of this action We
are now taking steps to provide for
elections in the island, aud cur ex-
pectation is within the coming year &c
be able to turn the island over again
to n government chosen by the people
thereof. Cuba is at our doors. 1t Is
not possible that this nation should
permit Cuba again TO sink into the con-
dition FROM which we rescued it, All
that we ask of the Cuban people is that
they be prosperous, that they govern
themselves SO as to bring content, or
der and progress to their island, the
Queen of the Antilles, and our only
interference has been and will be To
help them achieve these results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03
,egun, and the result of the war. II the

combatants are otherwise equally
matched, will depend upon which pow
err has prepared best in time of peace.
The United States navy is the best
guaranty the nation has that its honor
and interest will not be neglected, and
in addition it offers by far the best
insurance for peace that. can by human
ingenuity be devised.
| call attention to the report of the
official board Of visitors to the Naval
academy at Annapolis, which has been
forwarded to the congress. The report
contains this paragraph:
such revision should be made Of the
courses of study and methods of con-
Quoting and marking examinations as
will develop and bring out the average
all round ability of the midshipman
rather than to give him prominence in
any one particular study. The fact
should be kept in mind that the Naval
academy is not a university, but
school, the primary object of which is
to educate boys to be efficient naval Of
fcers. Changes in curriculum, there
fore, should be in the direction ofmak-
ing the course of instruction less theo-
retical and more practical. No portion
of any future class should he gradu-
ated in advance of the full four years
course, and under no circumstances
should the standard of instruction be
lowered. The academy in almost all
of its departments is now magnificent
ly equipped, and it would be very un-
wise to make the course of instruction
less exacting than it is today"
Acting upon this suggestion, desig-
mated three seagoing officers, Captain
Richard Wainwright, Commander Rob
ert S. Griffin and Lieutenant Com
mander Albert L. Key, all graduates
of the academy, to investigate condi-
lions and to recommend to me the
best method of carrying into effect
this general recommendation. These
officers performed the duty promptly
and intelligently, and under the per
sonal direction Of Captain Charles j.
Badger, superintendent of the acad-
envy, such of the proposed changes as
We're deemed to be at present advis-
able We're put into effect at the begin
ming of the academic year, Oct. last
The results, | am confident, will be
most beneficial to the academy, to the
midshipmen and to the navy.
| Foreign Affairs.
In foreign affairs this country's
steady policy is to behave toward 9th
er nations as a strong and self respect
ing man should behave toward the
other men with whom he is brought
into contact In other words, our ain
is disinterestedly to help other ma
tons where such help can be wisely
given without the appearance of med
ding with what does not concern US
to be careful to act as a good neigh
Dor and ut the same time in good ma
tured fashion to make it evident tina
we do not intend to be imposed upon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03

peace whatever maneuvers might be
necessary In time of war. After war
is declared 1t is too late TO find out the
needs. That means to invite disaster.
This trip to the Pacific viii show what
some of our needs are and will enable
us to provide for them. The proper
place for an officer to learn his duty is
at sea, and the only way in which a
navy can ever be made efficient is by
practice at sea under all the conditions
which would have to be met if war
existed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03

~ every modern army in the world, to
do the skilled and unskilled labor In
separately connected with military adj
ministratiQn, which is now exacted
without just compensation, of enlisted
men who voluntarily entered the army
to do service of an altogether different
kind. There are a number of other
laws necessary to SO organize the army
as to promote its efficiency and facili-
tate its rapid expansion in time OF
war, but the above are the most i'm
portant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-03

A year ago in consequence Of revo-
lutionary movement in Cuba which
threatened the immediate return to
chaos of the island the United States
interviewed, sending down an army and
establishing q provisional government
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Sryeteoe at ipiie.
st aprfcrpars Grfarins.

Soor mango Weenueifer frpgter life
for at IpiIe beres WaaltiSer, ltisIlt
Be pirfeIig er brngri9e belle Stoen.
Get bar aI0ris &atltrcns .Ser'tat,
at set ftlLOe pGre iaa; tbi Ri er gtone
ncaet, 'on fables @ppetit, iom blTroe
retIeoe oS mco Senipu til, bnaS Sp-
TENET til ole &iber tren9er % fan
fcrosic.
Mcn ri bor Taohor Salt, ipGI9er
Dor IaS ilit icm ri ifuIoe ttffe alI
i en- Dun, og Dor appctitanS bliper
unotlrIis % forpcnSt. Soa fptier
hi Scu gale Sort Mao eler ipIier for
mcaet, % Der er on - flet 6oroetelie
oa meSisI9enbe femme Sp8Scmme.
On philadelphia Game ia9Se fcrIe'
Sen Gag:
"Ntim TanS og ieg bor cGret ipge
ga rerpeIe ! 10 eller 20 Mar al at
.6riffe Saffe - Seber, iIet 6orbsielie,
oISeleS uitiffet Ell flor Gel al Siben
for arbeiSe eler SornsieIie. 81
frpoteSe pirteIig at ipiie bore gtaaI'
ttSer.
ri forisgte 9paer % TutertneSi'
ciner, iom beIcb flo til Slnbreoer al
Collars meo lioeu on nogen 9sptte.
Gn Iiocu 9offe Goitm fom tiIt9I'
Siqpis / mine Spuoer. Seq Iancoe
set efter DIMINISHING meo forboitienoe
NciuItater. @i Iifte set begge % bar
life brlt9t aubeu 8aiie iioen.
Gen iIeoe 6sIeIie eiter @SoaItioet
bar forlaot o&, o. oi feIer | ale 9aaa'
Ser beSre. @i er ioo oel tilircbs meS
Goitum at pi aubefaler oet til bore
gcnner, iom bar pGret ipge % ner'
ocie % eIenSise al Safe Nauuei
opaioeS al @oihrm Co., Battle Greet
Di6. 2eS Den lille BOG, "Sbe RonS
20 3eaoiae", ! Bafterne. Der e'
en- @runo,~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
en- Soruoanelie.

Conn meSSeIt, f~orIiite ifior ben
Itore norife Selfanser "Srttblof
geauien," &aptein Gaitberg al San'
Sefioro / Spbbapet, og 9 0sano al
9eietninsen pmfom. S benae an'
Ieoning meooeIer "grebIaoet"s uS'
Ienotng til SanSefiorO fsIgenoe:
Roo Slittnitaen al Ncoember be-
opnote man / Sanbeficrb meo Sang'
ieI at oente paa Gfterretntnser tra
grpeoitionen, og ba ilise life tnSlsb,
beopnbte enfeIte at bli uroli8e. &lln'
Sc Der bore tilitsSt no9et gait? Ren
Sftbcue bar 10 npe og / BEN bcoIte
Stuno os llSruitninsen fortrafIeltg.
@an ffiso Sanfen tiliiSe. Seq
bapbe bog beIe Sioen," fortpaer Sri
9aptein Gaitberg, zen ubebageIig
TornemmeIie az at noget gait oiIoe
bpnbe, - Zig iom Ri SismansSbu'
Itruer ioa oftc bar BET. Seq eif ont
firing nleo en- s(nsit poa mig. Sen
1Ooe 9obember iteg benne an9It
merfbart oa ieg noterte 9agen poa ct
Stuffe Gapir. Eli mine gS9rmeite
ia lea, at noget utaatte bore benot.
SmtbIertiS forIsb pSerlteere noget
Stb. On SormiSoas, iom ieg peuoer
biem fra en- Sur / 9pen, logger leg
Terfe til. at noget uiebpdnligt er
aooNerSe. ollie De WenueIter, ieg
msber, bilier faa beipnberIigt, og iaa
inur be fig ON % fer efter mig. 5
Rprbeoen al mit Stem meser icg
min Sieneitepige, iom fomr1er Saa'
enSe moo mig ~greoenoe. Seq fpsr,
bpoS ser teller benbe, ibet leg tenfte,
at uoget bar b9not meb bertoes 5a.
mile. Ger er fomunet Telegram
til Sruen," tiger bun. Seq bltr itrar
bsoeIig unsit. "Soorira ipsr ies.
"Sna Suenos slpres," ioarer bun.
|9a forItoo ies, at Der bar no9et nteS
"6riStiof 8anieu", % ieg itprter
biem. SeIesrammet bar ira min
Mau6. - Der itob: "gsarien forlt't.
Sea bel" 9ette "ies bel" ~fortaIte 10
tpSeligt NOT, at @senneffelio Dor saaet
meS. @fterretninsen ON Sorlt'et
babe ipreot iis iom en- Ssbeilo ooer
Spen pao noaIe faa @tnuter os natt
ben ooISicmite Seitprtelie. Sisen tit
ies piSe, at autaitroien Gar inStruf'
iet Seu 10Se Rcpember, iomme 0ato,
Iom ies bapSe opnoieret. Sea bapoe
'iaaIeoes hapt en- sanite merfelis 6or.
ltSaneIie ON, bpao Der ifuioe banoe.
eenS "Sersrab.S sEeu" til Sirsf ps
: eeHner | gamIe.2auSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
JnoIanoet.
Sp,nu.

Gnlbrn opcrp1Ioeoe forriae llge
en- Mnnh oeiad Der | Staten; Geo,
@ Goolrioge, en- Soruter fpost for
Sou Grune, bar uuher Oct iioite foIoe
@etr | @Ye1, % bo bun fiprte biem,
freS BON iaa iloe. at ban bIeo bepioft'
IFa % fnlht at @osnen. Sans Seite
forfiatte bisruoner, men ba De foul
pScn Goalrioae. brog man itrnr no
for at Iebe cftpr born, % oa man
faunt BAN, bar bauS grute pg Sen
ilcrnt f~urfrosne,
Sasc, iprn life alcmmes. = Zen
i4oe apriI 1865. gbrubum Stncolrs
3eosboa ip9IaeSe Wtrs. q. 9. Spnr-
ling | Stt,Hlipa en- S~nappeuaal;
SirSSou bet 12te Sebruar 1907
2tncpIus SebieISbag, tpges Snuppe-
maiden nS Of beItSes bcritre Soo. 5
opcr 40 aur bar @rS. SpurIing baa'
RET GanIen / fig. Inc bun isIte npltg
q, hscnbe Ssuidtiou | gufeIeh o9
IA 2rcen Tar bcn op, iarot ban
guaIen, ioR boIOt paa at nrbeioe Jig
ND.
Gar aipct fpr iinr SeIfcnoc.
es3ie gupftct bIeo forIeoen Iften
bat moS TIamncruc. at bun req
Sc fine SFteuScS 2io. Sort eftcr at
ssornrSrrrc fcrrige EorSSa9 bar
oouet fro GrrcIict, pelteoc 9prnenc
chi 2ompe, % Sen cr~pIobcreoe, 90
fmat 2issic eIlerS life bar bel bcna-.
ret ioa fiumpcoc bum BOG iaa ibGr'
btnt MOB TIamuterIrc, 9th bun reo-
Senr fine Seifru6e. men bleo Ielp 'oo
IeInt furbrGnot. at bun maatte looe
fit 2ip,
Srs Rchitrr Sin bcrrttes, at Mii8
Gbith RcIInu. Sotter Of Wr. %
Mrs. G. RcIion | 8iIioms, er reiit
bprt mro GDmarb @hirfett, Sc bap'
Dc ooret iaumcn aoffiuia | icncre
EiS. meart MOB Nlr. og @rS. BEL
ions gnffe. % SsnOog ben lobe os.
foroonnt De. 9e bleo egtepieSe /
Sort 9oSge, pa oct iige8, at 9itrfett
mnntte barge iulIf for at faa Ngte'
ffabAirenic, 90 9fiis RelIou mn bar
II gar anmuel. 9urfett er 30 aar.
SnrRIarene bar belle Eioen iegt eTter
fin 9atter, og De upgiite er M flno-
ne / GoDs.
SiIantrup SsS. &c. @. Gasnortb
| Soma Soils, iom foreitDo % bpg.
geoe Soma Sails & @ortbern Short
2ine og burlington, Cedar Rapio&
& gtortbern gunerne. bebe / tit Seim
ben 15Se bS. SGn boooe tilagt fig
en- ufsre Soruue bcb of fipbe 2dno
Der / Stnten | DC tiblige Gage, oo
ban FIT oct biligt % ioIgte Oct,
eFternt Def Dor fommet | bsi Bri&.
ensportb bpgsebe metropolitan
Spernbrrs I Soma Sails, CAB me9et
i'll Garuegir-@ nsportb 9ibliotefet og
peinn til enstportb College. San
bar | mango Gar en- fremrusenbe &e.
pubIifnner % bar DeIeeut til ben flo
ftc repnbIifunife Rntionnltonpcution.
SON bar SO Iur %sauuuel, eiterIaoer
fja @nfe % to geru % eieoe oper en-
IiIlion Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
5AinnrTnta.

Sptu Setter Carton bsbe | fit Seim
&eb 8ins forrise Sreoag. San fit
SirSbog Siertellag % par oerefter
benibitIes til fin 9so. San bar 63
aar saurmel % efterlaber fig Gufe,
fire Ssnner o9 fire Sstre.
sra Sanesbprp meSbeles, of Den
anrnle SnnremsIle en- @iI uoenfor
81en m, neoripeS, og of Wnterialet
ffaI beruttes I'll at bpgge op ri flor
WscImsIle pan ben Cont, boor Den
gfblle itob, iom ueObrpnOte for 80
Gnr fiber-
Gle s.. SHuu bar / GiItriftsretten
i Ct. galI nnlast Sag moo 500
Sernbmetompani for $4,000 Sta.
hcSerftatI1tug for 9eItaoigelie, ionr
bans Suitru fiji / SernbaueuIpttcn
Deo eu6erIin ben 23be Dec. Sum
bar iihen lIIuttcn life tuuuct gisrc
roget og od bIioe Supolio / lpngere
Sib.
era Cafe Sin t~cleGrnierc8 forIe'
Sen 9aq, of Ytr .oa Ytr3. Boosters
Siem Der / @pen nlr brpnot. Sc
bapoe on Gftcnen opret borte, % oa
ne tom bcim, iar0t Be &uiet / Rltt'
rcr; ocrc@ Bern Ioa / irue NatfIrs
Ser iammeupaffcoc / 2obcr. Gr
t~rettenanrs go1rmcl Gsn rebOe0e inc
nrqre Ssifcnbc; oa ban ian, at al
lloQune oor itrRgt, fog ban Dem uc0
/ &Ieloercn % Dcrfra No. Eobet be.
LIB fla I'll $4,000; g.. 4ipeImo cico2
Suiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
aArmtnnn.

5rilagtig 1om rettet. - Charles
Gunner Mep Den lobe RaD. 1860
futoen ifpIbig | Weprb | ail0en Grab
| Sort 1enton, Gboteau eolnltp, og
bsrnt til % 0lar | Statsfangilet for
@scroet al en- balobIobs Snbinner
rGr 2arSarifD. NgIig erflRreoe en-
antouio 3opes poa lin 3sosieng, at
Gunner bar alifpIoig, og at bet bar
en- auberL iom bapbe 6egaaet Wforoef.
Gpernsr Soole benaaoeoe ltrnr
o. iibIte Ssrbag ~ltaofaateoe
lStatens 9enaabninebret Sltper1tS'
rens Gambling, og Gunner lsslooes
al T9llaiIet | geer 2obge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
3trrn pnkntn.

Gu ubgggclis Siitprie. TSr& Gro
% benSes 16 Mars eamIe Son
&rybur er al &igipnsilrpen ontlaget
Tor at hare mproet itn Rauo 90 ia
Ser / 4age. @rauSiurpen bar fattct
IittaIebelutriug MOB Dem, % Be
brogteS 2sroag for Courmer 8ollod
: Sarge. 9horSct farSt Steo iorrigc
SorsOaa / Rasc, GaiS Gotntp, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
40 Dnkptu.

Saarlig MaiSiGS. - George Sci.
frep bar ben forIpbne rse ~unoeripgt
Naisfrb ! Msiner o. bar opbneet bet
forbanfrn6e Haftur1, at nun oTrtrent
Ct aorn ! bcert SuienSe piI fibre.
Eeilen bar. at ben parnte % paaoc
'Ssit gioroe aornet bIeot, % ba 5ro'
ficu tom, soeIogoe ben Spirefraften,
ifisfrt arene fpntes at bore moone %
lobpttet bar mceet eoOt. wfais ira
Oct foregaaenbe aar er III meget Ell.
teripurst til Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

Gntbeoe ndeiten belle Siben; ban bar
asiembIpmanb, Statsienntor, Bolt.
meter, gountpbonmer, @eneroIao.
iutant % Superintendent for offent.
lig Gtenbom. Snn leoeoe to at be
bitreite gaIgfonpe | Bisconiin nteo
Ga GoIette iorfi gubernsrfanoibat.
G0Den p~pretboIbcs. 9ommer
Grimm negteoe ! a~reosretten | Ser.
ferion iorrige Srehag at i~nftr1ere
Surpen til at brinse mo en- 9jenbeI.
ie for be mflaseoe | Statens Sa1
MOB Sabrifanter of Sleomnrgarin.
Gonmeren erfIrrebe 2open, iom for.
bDoer Salg at guIfarpet SIeomarga.
rim iom Smer, for at bore fnIbt
grnnolobsul9sfg. Set En- liseepIoigt.
cnten ben guile 5arbe frenlbrinses
peo Snsrebienierne eler neb Sarpe.
itof. Surpen bragte Ell aienoeIie for
Staten. 3ommeren fanot, at SaIg
at Sleomargarin-iom life fer ub JON
Smsr, bar IopIigt.
@iSconIir.
gagtelfarm. = 6. $pmer Sabr.
nep, en- MillionGr i Chicago, iom eier
en- Sarm pe6 Subrleps Notnt, ipo
gtiI isubenfor Sibfoib peS Safe Bin.
rebaeo, oil nGlte Sommer prsoe at
Gnle 8ogtIer | iar Stala. San Dil
faa iItano en- Srrb5egntlg 200x1OO
SOB omgfoet at flint Staaltraabnet,
bpor ban bill 3oIbe Suglene. Gan
BAR giort SfriSt til at inofsre 400
Ear 8astler (GuaiIs), for Euilfe ban
ifaI betaIe 81 Barret. On Sagrnanb
/ Si9rfrR ffal pasfe Sl,glene, 90 Der
iom oct piIer fig, at be tribes I @is.
conftns alimat, oil @astelfarmtng
optases t itor Sfala.
Sabrif brGuht. - Ro6bis 2unber
& 8eneer gompanps Sabrif | Rurib.
fieiIb brenbte f,,loIteubtg neb Wan.
bags Rorsen meb ct Cab paa $780,.
900 og assurance for $4,000.
Sporlebes Slben opfom melbes fife.
Siets er mcb. - Gn Bill er euer
bill blipe inobragt | 2egislaturen ON
at belle Satpper Gountp, og man ier
oeri oeiaa Siet5's Saanb. Set er
Elanen at belle Gountpet fro Ut til
beit og Iabe Sapparb bore County.
ipoe for Satpper County. 9iet5 ia.
Der Saptparb, forbi alt Solicit Der er
imob bam, % ban bill geirne faa e!
mt County. 9et npe Gountp tn,
fables &abision, % Gountpineet bill
De bare blipe 10 Wil ira Siete's
Stem.
Diets feir.r Splubrpllnp. - Sobn
S. 9iets, "Selten" eaer "oen freb'
Isie", iom ban pereIpis falbes, fet'
rebe ben Toe bs. tit Sslpbrpaup. O.
6. sc. elliott, en- Maler / Snsier,
bar BEN enei tie fremmebe 8ieIt. San
bapbe forreiponberet meo Diets / fle.
re 1aaneber og blep inbbuot. el'
lott flyer, at trobs ben itabige 8agt,
Siets % bonsSamilie maa boloe, bar
be one peo goo Selbreb, og Sslpbrpl.
lllppet Dor en- ret ~fornsielig affGre.
elliott rofer Somilien meaet, flyer
be er banneoe % bra Menneifer.
ffisnt 9iet5 er freblss operfor Sopen,
maa Stoten Dog betale for en- Sfole-
lnrer for bom, og Siets's Sus er ct
SfolebiItrift for itg ielp. q. q. 8ra.
BAN er 2Grer og bar 6 Ssrn / Sfo'
lon
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Iariagcu til ilct 6orppielic
bcufores til girrperuc.
Gn Gage iortGQtr bUOrfur.

g2aUciuabcm FL cacnt.,g NE en- Ea1Scu, men et
Snupt8u. Ia q q SgrVtrn gaG. Al e. rHt SEr
krrBfr Gear EfI'. ,fNF bt 'gfu.uIgC 2eruyT, lbm lat
tVy bia i.aa6 I'll AZ e5a. h.s''e e. 4aEol- - men be
n~uiouEritc NEuencyrtT. COT, brr.if bin Glab Jggtu
gpHivgt tGr.
Sea bar ittt Glcbs br Ill at ~for'Icre, huurlsbcs
Ride FIas tuaG &rrggI .DgtyrGfUcr 20 Upcpggtg giEVcu.
Eusrlcbes TAgtCiif ugDSrUbfT bfH "a irrGayiascr
Set 1grsftg9ic. CUogisstE Alstrua li6cg ecu ub
pg fgEaariggCr GrsstgHu. &~DgglcegS Fougutmclis
Zen ttrwErtage &nrr QIcste o. aEovt Sp8h8mEf
FifuHCm Sunphfht See sGr VIE 9Ides I'll AZ '~orilays
EuDriebCs btit NggurJ Tan UaGrs % i5pritG % altnBBe
ltrcE ca pigurs frttt Bg5 q ggibbrl, iDm BET ia mia
uuusnts at fua lflaHb M tIeugi Al NEgcr % Afrfrs
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

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notrs 1rsDe. GBeT Enrm - fpseaee tleT Eahiets -
q lice e0be. Sos Glt SpotettEt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-01
4 woMAN's surFeHINos.
A Dreadful Operation Seemed 70 Be
the Only Outcome.

Mrs. Clyde Pixisy. Bridge St. Beid-
ing, Mich, writes: Il had infiamma-
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-01
Bees Swarm on Sleeping Boy.

Somerset, Pa.-Apparently to match
the remarkable weather there have
been many remarkable stories of the
vagaries of bees in their annual
swarmings, but the oldest to date
comes from Mill Run, near Addison,
Somerset county, where members Of
the Frazee family hold a reputation as
apiarists.
Hiram Frazee came home from work
In field last week. and on bench In
the apiary yard he saw his nine-year-
old son fast asleep. From head to
foot the youngster was covered with
bees to the depth of several inches, 1t
seemed. but he slept on.
1t appears that the queen bee had
been crippled and had crawled upon
the boys body. where she was shortly
joined by the whole bee community.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-08-01
BAY STATE AUTOS ARE DEADLY
Record Of Twenty-Six Days Shows
Nine Dead, Thirty-Four Hurt.

Boston.-Nine pedestrians have lost
their lives and "a have been injured
as a result of automobile accidents in
Massachusetts within the last 26 days,
according to statistics compiled and
made public by the Safe Roads Auto
mobile association. During the 26
days there have been 92 collisions In
which automobiles took part.
The investigation conducted by the
association show that out of 16 cases
looked into the operator was to blame
in 13.
Convinced that radical measures
must be adopted If these accidents are
to be stopped the association has Of
fered rewards for conviction of op-
orators who do not leave their names
after an accident, and have also of
fered to pay for evidence which will
secure the conviction of persons op-
Grating automobiles while under sus-
pension or after revocation of their
licenses. Evidence leading to the CON
viction of persons attaching numbers
to vehicles other than those to which
the numbers have been assigned will
also be rewarded by the association.