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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
PittsburE ward Politician Arrested for
Thrift,

PIrTsBUNs. Aug. a.-Bernard McKennS
Of the Ninth ward, Pittsburg. one Of the
oity's political leaders. was arrested last
night on q charge OF larceny. 10 being alleged
that he. In company with Dick Wiseman,
q local pugilist. had stolen a diamond ring
from a woman IN a resort some nights ago
Councilman George Anderson gave bail
for both Mckcnna and Wiseman. neither OF
whom appeared AZ the hearing this morn
ng' ~ . 't 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
LIMKRJCKS RUSH POST OFFICE.
Millions ss sixpenpy Money ORDERS involved
in Latest british Craze,

~
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The limerick com
petition craze in England has reached such
a pitch as to put a real strain on the post
ONCE. A weekly paper with a small circu-
lation started the craze a few weeks ago
by printing four lines in a well known
limerick form. Competitors were asked
to supply the fifth line. accompanying
il with a coupon and a ~sixpenny az cent
postal order.
The success Of the scheme was immedi-
ate, and other papers M advertisers fol-
lowed suit. the latest prize offered being
SIS a week for life. The demand for six
penny orders was SO great that the post
Office ran short and headquarters had to
produce them by the million.
Yesterday 170.OOO were issued. The
normal demand Ia somewhat less than
100, 900 a month"; In the month Of July
800. 900 such orders were supplied and up
to yesterday the August total was i,t77.0OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
NEW SIN MASTER LAUNCHED.
The Mertie n. Crowley Is the Tweifth I'm the
Fleet Of Coastwise Transportation 90.

RocKIASD. Me-, Aug. 24.-Rockland con-
tIbuted the largest vessel ever built in her
yards to the Atlantic coast service to-day
with the launching Of the six masted
schooner Mertie B. Crowley. christened by
the wife Of Capt. }. G. Crowley. manager
OF the Coastwise Transportation Company.
The vessel was named after Mrs. Crowley.
The Crowley was ready to start on her
first trip when she slid down the ways. so
far as her equipment was concerned. but a
few finishing touches will be applied before
she sails for her first consignment Of coal.
The schooner ia the twelfth Of the Coast
wise Transportation ~Company's feet. She
has a length Of 2eo.5 feet. n breadth OF ga
feet and a depth of 20 feet. The gross ton
mage of the vessel iis2 .ss4 and her net tonnage
is 2.sIO. She has a carrying capacity Of
1850 tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
FELTON, NOT LIkELY TO GO.
Unofncial statement That He WIN Not GIVE
Up the Altoa's Presidency.

NnOAlCtht StauCvuCtIt tu8t ~ VIII NVt otNc
Up the Aitea's Presidency.
CHICAGO, Aug. 74.-The probability Of
the retirement Of President. 8. II. FELTON,
OF the Chicago and Alton Railway. following
the transfer Of the control of the road from
the Rock Island TO the Clover Leaf. was
denied unoficially in Chicago to-day. as
also was the statement that the transfer
was provisional. to become effective as
soon as the Federal administration decided
not 20 fine the Alton in the Standard Oil
rebate case.
The denial came from one Of the attorneys
OF the road. who said that he was not au-
thorized to speak officially.
President FELTON, is not opposed by any
OF the interests concerned In the ownership
or management Of the road, as far as l
can see," he said. Il do not believe he
will be superseded. All Of the details OF
the transfer OF the controlling part OF the
roads stock took place in New York. My
own personal judgment Is that the deal
has nothing TO do with tho outcom Of the
rebate cases" ... ..t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
WHITE MEN AVENGE NEGRO
whom Another white Man Had shot Out.
come Of the Garbage strike.

come Of h Garbage strike.
A crowd OF white men attacked last night
another white man who had shot a negro at
Fifteenth street and Ninth avenue and
were only prevented from using him roughly
by the arrival Of Lieuts. Fogarty and Reed
Of the Detective Buleau.
The negro. who was shot in the stomach
and who is NOW dying in NewYork Hospital.
Is James Gorham. a Street Cleaning De-
pertinent driver of lit West Sixtieth
street. The man who Is charged with
shooting him at first gave his name "a
John Murray OF 22s West Fifteenth street
and then said he was George Horst OF 400
East Twelfth street. -
The police got two witnesses, James
Herman Of 1877 West Nineteenth street
and John Brown of 54s West Forty-second
street. who said they saw Horst step up
beside Gorham while he was standing
near q street cleaning wagon and shoot
him without a word
The negro, who identified the prisoner
rs his asssiiant, said the man had been
quarreling with him since the garbage
drivers strike. The negro went 10 work
then a. . strike breaker. while the other
map va*s striker, IS sr.a ~ n.3,4 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
SAY SISTERS POILLON.
They stepped Out 70 See . Fire and 10
$500 in Jewetry Vanished.

The Poillon sisters. Katherine and Char
lotte, reported to the police Of the West
Forty-seventh street station on Friday
that jewelry valued at ssoO had been taken
from their apartment In the King Edward
Hotel in West ~Forty-seventh street.
There was a fire in the linen room Of the
hotel on the tenth floor Friday morning
The Poiiion sisters live on the ninth floor.
They left their apartment in the excite
ment and when they eturned the jewelry,
they say. was gone. Among the missing
pieces are two pearl necklaces, a diamond
breach and a diamond ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25

Didn't Unload Lave stock In Compuanc
with Humane Animal Act.


with Humane Animal Act.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 24.-Judge Thompson
of he United States District Court decided
to-day that under the humane animal
act railroads must unload once every
twenty-eight hours shipments of live stock
for water. food and rest. The Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern brought to Gin
cinnati on one train eleven shipments Of
stock and kept the animals forty-ave hours
without water. food or rest. The Govern
ment flled separate suits for each shipment
to recover in each the heavy penalty inn
posed. La .
The Baltimore and Ohio said there should
be only one penalty imposed. 1t admitted
the charges TO be true. The Court granted
the contention OF the company and inn
posed only n penalty. holding that the
court 10 not concerned with various ship
ments but with the operation Of the train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
81. Louis Broker Discharges Lsca, Unisn
President.

ST. LoUrs. Aug. 74.-Alerander L! Ewing.
president OF the 81. Louis Commercial
Telegraphers' Union. was discharged on
Saturday by A. G. Petri. local manager for
Bartlett. FREEZER 4 Darlington. brokers In
the Chamber of Commerce. with. head
quarters in Chicago. Ewing refused to
resign and says that his request for the
reason for removing him wa denied. He
win appeal TO his union. Executive Chair
man Doyle has been acting recently as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
UNIONISTs HOLD THEIR OWN.

Bury 81. Edmund Elects One In . By-Eiec-
ton on . small Vote.
Special Cable Despatch 70 rHE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. 24.-At the bye election NJ
Bury st. Edmunds to-day the Hon. Walter
Guinness, Unionist. received 1881, votes and
W. B. Yates. Liberal. TAI votes.
At the last election the Unionists polled
i.4sf and the Liberals i.047 votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
James oliver Near 70 Death.

South BEND. Ind. Aug. n. james Oil
YER, the millionaire manufactures and phil
anthropist, 10 not expected to survive the
day. He % suffering from heart diseass.
Hat nssyly % ysars CD EN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
Naval Junk citing Party Reaches League
Island.

PHnADELPHA. Pa, Aug. 74.--The ex-
change OF gun salutes along the League
Island water front at moor announced the
arrival Of the naval despatch boat Dolphin.
with the House Naval Affairs COMMITTEES
aboard.
The Congressmen are o m q tour OF in
spection OF all he navy yards on the At
an,ic coast. They left Washington yes
terdsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
PRESIDENT DIDN'T VISIT ROOT.


William Maldoon, at whose farm near
White Plains. Secretary OF State Root
has been staying for a week for the benefit
Of his health. said yesterday that he never
made the statement, attributed to him In
some newspapers, that President Roose-
welt had visited Mr.. Root at the farm. He
said that II was untrue I'M that some
body had been, joshed."
Muldoon also repudiated all the inter
esting details Of Mr.. Roots ~sojourn at his
place Tor which he was made authority.
He said hat the Secretary was enjoying
himself immensely and was "in splendid
condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-25
DIED.

sroRf.-A Blind Brook Farm, Port Ches,er
NJ T.. on Thursday. August "a. 1907. Marion.
son OF the late Franklin Howard and Adeiine
Wainwright Story,
services VIII be held at his late residence Sun
aey AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Burial at Mount
Auburn. Cambridge. Mass.
WiLLARD.-At Greenwich. Conn. an Saturday
August -. iso7. Frances. daughter of z. K. and
the late Elizabeth willard.
Funeral private. Z
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-01
MAKE CUT IN
WATER RATE
Charleston People Pleased
Over Reduction Made
By Water Go.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Oct 1.-The Lewis
tom Charleston company has made a
decided cut in the water rates, begin
ming with this month. The family
minimum rate is now but 81 per
month. For the above minimum rate
there will be allowed If used within
the month 400 cubic feet of water,
equivalent to 5000 gallons.
For all water used in excess of the
minimum and up to 5000 feet an addi-
tional charge of 10 cents for each 100
cubic feet will be made.
Meters will be furnished to all par
ties using water and will be kept in
repair and looked after by the COM
pany.
The cut price gives to the people OF
Charleston a rate as low as the Lewis
ton residents enjoy.
DIR. u. G. Marsh of Spokane, who
has been visiting here for some time
has decided to remain, and will oper
offices in the Hobart boarding house
where he will be pleased to gito este
opathy treatments.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-01
Charleston News Notes.

G. L. Ackley has retired from the
postoffice stand and will open up real
estate and exchange bureau in the
building directly south of Evans,
Hooper & Burrows.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church have about completed their
dining room at the fair grounds, and
will be ready for the public on Thurs
day.
The Iowa Minnesota committee will
meet tonight at Attorney Elliott's Of
flee to complete the arrangements for
the celebration of their day at the fair,
when Congressman Jones of Washing
ton will be present and will address
| them.
| Mrs. George Dagnell arrived home
yesterday evening from Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Conrad have re-
| turned from Spokane.
Jacob Stookey, manager of the Ana
tone Milling company, was a visitor
yesterday.
| L. T. Mitchell, formerly of the firm
of Bradley & Mitchell and who is
now residing in Freewater, Ore, was a
visitor here yesterday. leaving last
night on the Owl train for home.
P,$1r-nartedtBGtpoH e T S II
A. A. Aldrich has returned from
Mullan, where he has been during the
summer on business.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich is quite Ill at her home on
Twelfth street.
! Mrs. D. E. Booher returned today
from Spokane, where she has been at
tending the fair.
The football game between the Lew
iston and Charleston High school teams
Saturday resulted in score Of to o
in favor of the Lewiston boys. The
game was a warm one from the start,
but the Lewiston boys were little too
heavy and as consequence were able
to win out.
The Charleston team will commence
a regular series of practice games and
may be expected to put up good
strong game. Several new students
have been enrolled within the last few
days at the school and will be added
II to the team.
DR.. Temple and Lutte e. Bryant have
gone to Pendleton, Ore. They will
make the trip in an automobile.
B. Presson with a party OF friends
passed through the city en- route from
Walla walla to Spokane.
Joe Bankson has returned from Pull
man.
F. NJ. Hinkly sold to F. E. Brown a
valuable lot on Eighth street today.
Mrs. c. C. Garrod will give a demon
stration of the advantages Of the
Economy fruit jar at the store Of
Evans. Hooper & Burrows.
Adam c. Spangler and wife left to-
day for Spokane.
Frank Bales and wife have gone Il
Spokane to visit the fair.
Buel Hyde. a prominent gardener
and fruit grower, has gone to Spokane
Mr.. Hyde will visit the fair and make
notes on the exhibits for comparison
of results between Spokane and this
country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-01

Sale of Appraised Individual Indian
Improvements Situated Upon the
Lands, of the Lsmhi Indian Reser-
vationliTi Len1ti County, Idaho.
Sealed bids viii be received at the
Office of the undersigned at Rossfork
Idaho, uutn o'clock PM October
81, 1907, for the Indian improvements
lSeateil on the lands abandoned. by
the Lemhi Indians, as shown by the
following schedule Of legal subdi-
visions:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-01

Itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cuers itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer
ing At any drug store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-01

Rev. Robert ]. Reid of the Methodist
church win address the normal assem-
bly, tomorrow morning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
GrpIoiion | en- 6rube.

al. 8 SnsSQg Ioreen SEN 23Se
Soruiar inStraf en- GrpIoiton / Colo
roSo 6iteG & Sron Goneatps al,G'
Qrube / GprbeSen al Brtmero, 90
Mfl ~oeitenfor ErtniSub, Colo. Sffe
minSre emo 90 Wtnu6 fif i'm $50.
Wfeo llnbtogeIie al 1 bar ole &c
SrGbte llSlpnSn1er, met StoIte,ere.
@rpIoItonen itnnieNe 2atftpiftet, 90 Ger
er tibet Saob ON, of nogcn al Dem,
iom beia1tSt iig / @ritbeu, er tItpe.
0tan gao fig itror ifGrb uteO 9ierg'
ringsarbeibe, % 4 2tg to8es op al
0pbct. @rltbenS Sr9perf bleb Hemt
ramponeret, OF Solf. iom tIc6e til,
6a llIpffeu bar bGnot. fom life lpn.
gere frem emo 800 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Rpoeoporottermooe

Sbe american 9ioe Stoct asiucin'
ton boIot | forrige llge gorsmsoe !
9enoer, Solo. 8eIeputerne biIieSes
oeIfommen al 8uoernsr &udItel.
8oreningens 6ornano, Nir6o DC
aensic. 6ebanbIeoe / i'm Gale aopg.
opSrptternes Slayer ooer Serbia.
nerne. On al bisie &Iager falot M
bort, nemlig ben ON oberoreone
6rugtpriier, ibet 2opct ON 5ragttor-
ter bupoe rettet ocrpad. 8i6ere iogbe
9ecaen3ie: Ger er rrngle, ionr poa-
itaar, at Acknowledgements Regu.
lering al Srugttartsrue er I'll Sir5er
for Serubmebpgningeu; men ie5
piI6e gna ct SfriSt oiSere. Otter min
9SeuiHg bsr Der tomme en- 2oo, JON
iorbpoer, Of Sernbauer. iom M er
Sirfiombeo, forIGnses, inhtiI eierns
pier, Of De fan i,oitprre Se ganer. 81
bar, meS De usSuenoige 8o9re % en-
tilitr9ffelig 3riotrait. ioa DC fan
imsoefoumte Mmenbeoens 5arp oe
Srmng, % tiaise sObtgisre, at De ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Root | Ottapa.

amerifos StotSmtnRter, GIibu
Root, . oar Eirsoag 8ieit hos Gara-
oian Stub / Rritiib 0omnions So
peoita6 Ottama, Ont. SiIiteSe Dor
al canoSiite Stsrrelier Sarl 8rep,
Sir BiIireo 2aurier, 8. 9. 6ieIo.
ing, Siorep 6iiber, Cir Sreoericf
8or6er, llnoer6uiets Speufer Sutb.
erlan0, Senatet5 Speafer Sanbu.
rau6, Gppoittionens 2eher q. 8.
8orOeu. 8Iuufett SaDlor, 8Irb6erS
8rpiioent. fOreittleSe Nr. Root.
San bIeo billet meo 4pplaus, oa ban
retite Jig for at tale.
Ytr. Root bppIeSe neo set go6e
6or6oIo melem @Gra0o o8 De Sore
reSe Stoter / be iiSite 80 aar. Get
par mi 40 aar iibeu ban fsrite Gang
beisgte CANADA, ia ban, og fra ben
Si0 bapbe ban flIgt meb / bets 10
hitting. SHilrtt optorbreSe ban Iyor.
iGmItrgeu til at ioreue iig meb hnnt
/ BET gnife: ~9taa be eonoSiite Setts
Iere ! Rperglan6 og be ameritanifs
SettIere / oct petIiee Canada oprig'
zig minSes tit Ssoelarb, og MAD o.
oItib ppre IopaIe 8orsere % gisre
en- guofrDgtiS Sieneite moo Be Gam
De, De bar palgt at DO II"
cir @ilirib 2aurier ioreilog, at
5oramIinsen itltISe tafte StatSmi'
ritter Root, og ban tiIfsieOe: ~Roor
ies er ips og piI bfi rift, |reiier lea
til be Soreneoe Stater, og naar
Stotsminiiter Root oil bli iriit; rei'
Ter ban iii Canada. SadIeoes fan
De to 2anSe ia Rectprccitet. ON life
SauSeI og RsreIie, iaa Dog, naar
uoeen al Seres SnObDggere isler iiJ
ipge. San lirtteSe meS at iige Nr,
Hoot nogIe uarure % anerfienoeiSc
Orb.
Giterat bare inotuget 2unf retite
Rr. 8oot % bans Gslse til 9son.
treaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Piu taber.

Siitrift$oommer Snuam | ct &ntl
luoerifrcp SrSSag ben 23oe Saulor
en- Orore, iorl forbpber Greet Nortb.
ern GonrpanD at ege fin aapitalitof
meo $60,000,0 600 uoen Somtptte al
WtiuneiutaS Sernbane' % 8urebu$-
Commission. Com for fortaIt I "De'
coral. Goiten" onlogbe @eucrdlaooo-
fat Doung Sag moo @reat 9Sortbern
for at fringe oelt til at Ipitre 2open,
Tom foreifriper, at Serubane. og 8are'
bustommi8Iionen iful fcre Suoieeuoe
meo &ompdnter1te % forptSie Jig ont,
at set er n~s0oen0ig % 8ounltg for
bem iom 6oIfets Sicnere at forbeie
fin &apttdl. Wcb SopttaIenS Sor'
bsieIie bliocr uatltrli9oiS 3enten ocraf
itsrre % Sfatter til Stntcn mirore;
men butS &ompurtet forbeorer i'm
ISienelte, logger mere Spor, itdffer
fig ct ftsrre 4ntol 8ogne 0. |. b., fan
9apitalforbsielien pGre at anbefale,
Sfer oen oerimoo for at iorminbife
aompanietS Statter til oct oiTentIige,
err BEN f~orfaiteli9.
8rGiioent Sill 9ior6e timber So
gen gieloenbe, at buu ifsI9e lit pprin'
beige Charter bar &et til at forbsie
fin &opitdIitof, noor ban oil. Dc ie'
mere 2coe fan life opbpoe bans Char.
ter, meute ban. 8ommer SalIam I'm
Der, at De er gieIbetbe. SoIf / Great
Rorthern8 Eieneite flyer, at &ompa.
MET oil appellere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Wanee Woro.

Sagfererue / Senttle, @Soib., er
blet forfGroet oOer, at De mdrtgc. ION
/ Ben ienere Gt6 bar begnaet Woro.
itnoig bar uloifplot fig me6. at be
bar fra SoritGnoen, bu De giorOe Oct.
.Denne llnolfplontng er 10 / arnertfo
ioa olnin6eIiq, at man nGiter be-
Itar6tq RENTER at bsre Scn urber en-
boer WorOiuq; men SperbrtpeIier
meofsrer qierne Ell Heuftion, % Del
bier ita her. s @a'btngtonS 2egis'
ldtllr ptl ser fremtomme Ell Bill, ion
flyer, at Den, iom poa 8~ioneitolen err
flGrer, at ban bar gal, no ban NM
oe0e ct Weomenneife, ifnI al CONNIE
rem 1oer oibere ier6es iii ct @alehais
enten / nogle adr eller poa 2tpstiS,
oft efter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % at 60
gen Serneo fol ppre HIT.
TeIgeuSe 0aor6 bar nplig funbet
Steo / Seattle: CONNER @utsrr
bIeo orpbt; George Mitfea bIeo fri
iun6en for 9tor0et pea GreffieI6, men
bleu Serpaa Sr9bt al i'm SGhr
glitter; Sdme8 9rnop mproebe en-
aDir6c. Tom ban bar forelifet /; @l'
liam G~onitautire forisate at mprOt
lin Sbigerisu Sesie Sau; en- @rltbe.
arbciocr / Hooert$odle ntprbebe en- &n.
merot; Sen. Burner bLeo mgrOet al
Gumors. Sor &etten bIeo oct ole
Si8ie Soger giort aieIbenbe, at Den
Tom beSrep ltgieruineen, bar ira Sor.
ItQnoen. Gu bel, icnS iIige Solf til
ct @oIebus, pil ben me Sob iige
aommer De til at bIi Ser / noaIe &or
eQer belle fit 2tp, bItr life ina mar9t
Woroere Ipitne poa at mSifoI6e fig
meo 8aIitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Shonts fommer hiem..

THEODORE g. Shouts bar opatbet
fin StiIltng icm Soruiano | ben titb.
mtife Saitnlfmnmisiion, og er bIebet
balgt til grpiibert for Srtterborolgb
metropolitan Company / 9erp Oorf.
San bltpcr bereftcr StDrer al zoe
ioroiife, mrOeriorbiIfe OF oOeriorbiife"
Sporoogn&linier / aipmpeitG6en.
Oct err Ell bolt aflsnnet Stiqing. %
ban bleo faaret til Den pou @rlino
al in5re 8~ipniuaer mellem Stem
gorfs Eenqefpriter. SeIo ingoe ban
| en- Snteroiep: "Otit arbei5e pod
8andmos@ioe en6te, od alt bar bruqt
/ Sroen. Der itaar I'M ilttet tilboqe
ltSen at %gienreinfere Snerensfomitet
meo b~e0erbeftiae aoutruftsrer ON dt
bpgge &anuIen. Seq paatog mig al
greie Be taIrige Sloffer, ion oGr op.
itooet pan Sitbrten. og ieg o~pretteSe
en- arbetbets Ceiling meIIem Stprere,
Sneenisrer og SormGnb.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

8enge NOT til at bppSe og efotpere
De Scrnbauer, 6e tG1rfer poa at iaa
iitarro."
@iffprS gtrdot. iom er Gbef for
Sfopfontoret / Boihhtgton, brogte
Ell SiIieu ira IrGitSeut &ocieoelt.
san meooeIte, at 8rGitSertcn CT al
6en Reutrts, at 2oItSetS Sdoregnrgc
bill foutlne rttoer R%egferireetS Son.
troI, oa set mart; at set er ret, at
ioa fer, oa at oct En- oct beSitc booSe
for apugopSrpttere % onore, of nc.
aiertnsen lager Saoro | Sonte. Ret
ban ufISc aierre bore Ror9mGuoertcs
Rdao.
HegierirgstnrtroI ODER Sonegor'
gene I Colorado od / Seiteu I oct belle
bar IGtqc prret ct Sotitcns sgbIe
bIduot apGqmGrSene. Naogfe bifoI'
ser BrpitocHterts Sdrfc, men andre
er iuroo Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Sa Souette preiioent?

sra WoSiion ~Tfrtoes. Of Ell ga sol.
Iette GreiiOeutiat Stub bleo hanreet
paa 8isconiins llHiperittet Den 23oe
Sanuar. Zen oil ipemboloe. ar ga
Goaette Dor bare &epiblifunerres
9reitOeutfanSiSat ! 1908, % Den piI
cpre 9espuSetien I'll Iisnenoe alub-
Der / Stateu. @m5eSsmens i ga
Soaette-alubbe beo y. 8. Sannan
/ Riluoutee, 2lSolpb aebner i grtnee-
ION o. @aurice Rorrisiep | ganSiioa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

aiisuit 1899 tog ban affeS. timber
Safancn efter Soutes Mc9hIIGn~ I'D
nrpute 8atperner gliis bam til Sore
nebc Stoters Senator. og ban tnotoa
fit Sroe ben lite December 1902,
2@tSIotlir noIgte burr til
Seuotor / Sarutar 1908, o. hans Ser
min oureoe til 4oe Msarts 1907; men
mt bar Open eu0t ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Gn Granf. = Spiferen aooli en-
gel orep ct 5re6teruerfiteo paa 9ioi.
iiou Street / 9bicago; men bu BAN
n9rmeSe zig rs 9ar, ipntes ban, at
ban BAR ior gdmmeI til at bolOe paa
Longer, % ioIgte no til i'm Sanos'
manb, anSreas G6erIinS. Smrt an
greSe ban paa Sanbeleu os bible life
Unite. Sor at mtosaa at BIZ taitei
paa Ssr al SoIitiet. belote ban aero-
I'm paa fine aIGoer, lasSe fig neo
paa en- Spfa, tGuote Sb paa Slien
os brGnote up. Zen nGite Dag fauot
man bans Sig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

9gre for os at onepgioe oen itore
SanbeI meo Eiterlanoene, meS SpS.
amerifa, ia enops meo Sapati og
Silippinerne til bore fommerciele
&indler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Or. 9ongtportb fra Ohio forelo6
Sen 22Se Sonuar | Suiet iom ameno.
mert III 9iIlen ON gepilinser til
9iplomati % 9oniulu9ieu, at en-
Gum Of $4,000 ifaI ~anpenSes til
grbperoelie al Somter os gpenin9er
! fremmeOe SopeSit9oer, for at Dc
Soreneoe Stoterg ambnsiaber %
2egationer fan iaa eget Gag ooer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Suiets 2anobruesfpmite beilutte'
b. Den 22oe at itoitille, at Dem ieo.
hanIige llboeIing at Saofurn o5
Srs Ifal opbsre. Songresiens oar
Iige 9epiIling al $250,000 til free
FEED" bsr efter 8omiteens Wenin5
bruges til Snbfisb al iielone 6rs'
%forter, iom 2ono5russoeparterlentet
ifal ub0ele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

&eprpientant 6. 81. 9abis fra
&irueiotas treble 8titrift fremLagoe
ben 22Oe Sanuar ct omfattenbe Sor-
flag til Sreune og &irnbifab 2ano.
brig. San bill, at agronomt ifal boz,
re Sfolefag ogiaa / SsiifoIerte, %
at Der ital bore flere 2anbbrllgsifo.
Ter. I'll Experimentation rlinot
en- / Staterne bpr Der gipes runoe.
Iise 9tSrag. ..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
Scarcity of Help.

Crookston-Owing to the great scar.
city of men and teams, much of the
road and ditch improvement work, for
which ample appropriation has been
made, has not been started and prob
ably will not be undertaken until next
year. From $4,000, to 100000 has
been appropriated for road improve
ment and ditch construction, none of
which has been used as yet. Every
effort will be made on the part of the
county commissioners to have this
work started at the earliest possible
date next spring and rushed to a fin
ish. The contractors cannot be held
responsible for not having begun op.
erations, as they have not been able
to get the labor necessary to carry
on the work. '~:.-: