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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Good hay for sale at the depot,
by G. G. Thompson.
Trunks, bags, suit cases, grips,
at A. Y. Bowles Il Co.
Let Weatherly & Redick make
you q tailored suit of clothing.
See Bowles for jewelry. A new
line of choice goods; cheap, too.
Let us sell you one bill of goods
forachange. Weatherly & Redick.
Are you satisfied with your -four.
We sell Woodcock that pleases all.
Weatherly & Redick.
Weatherly & Redick are selling
the kind of rain coat that keep you
dry. Don't forget the place.
Magnolia -four is always worth
the price. For prices and partic-
ulars see WeatheYly & Redick.
OBryan overalls and coats, the
best in the world, all sizes, at SO
cents, 80 cents, and $1.00. A. ".
'Bowles q Co.
Swami hats, which look like a
Stetson, but cost about half the
price, at 50, $3.50 and $3.50. A.
V. Bowles &c Co.
Weatherly & Redick make close
prices on shoes; also a swell line of
shirts at prices you can not beat.
Call and see EN-.
Mechanic overalls look better fit
better, and wear better than any
other overall on the market for
$l.00, at Weatherly & Redick's.
Peters shoes, the shoes that
wears with any shoe onthe market.
Mems, $3.50, 50, So, and $3.50; Ia
dies, 81 Is, so, 50, and SO pair.
A. V. Bowles a. Co,
As we go to press news is re-
ceived from the sick room that q.
Il. Woods died about noon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

p. M. Prim and Miss Alzada
Hatley of Coxburg were married
here Sunday afternoon, Justice L.
E. Cuff officiating. On account of
parental objection because of the
youthfulness of the bride, they
"stole march" on the old folks
and came here to have the nuptial
knot tied and then returned home
to be forgiven and receive the par
entail blessing.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

County Clerk W. D. Cooper has
issued marriage licenses asfollows:
III. I'll. Waters and Della French,
LA. Metheney and Bette Clement,
Will Goforth and Mamie Cooper,
j. Ell. Smothers and Julia Abbott,
HI. HI. Davidson and Martha Timer,
P. M. Prim and Alzada Hatley,
George Lee and Clyde Dillon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

Wanted Scrap iron, will pay
Is cents per hundred at Camden
Depot. Will also buy old brass,
copper, rubber and rags.
PEI PETERSON.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

A. V. Bowles & Go. are giving
ticket with every cash purchase.
SO worth of tickets entities you to
aRogers silver knife, fork orspoon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

Gypsy hosiery, drop stitch, for
ladies, Is, 25 and 35c; children and
men, 10, l5, 20 and 25c per pair, at
A. V. Bowles & Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

When in town don't fail to see
our job line of fur hats, men and
boys. Your choice for 95 cents
A. V. Bowles & Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

Some one has sent us a good let
ter from Palestine, but the failed
to attach their name to it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

Slippers, the Peters line, from
81 to S3. We have them for men,
ladies, misses and children. A. "
Bowles q Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-07-26

Mrs. Virgil Pafford and three
children Of Lawrenceburg are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. Stem.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05
happiness may come to the ,;o,
and poor alike" ''e"

happiness may come to the ,;o.
and poor alike ~"
1t is unnecessary to saw th.tM,
Sanders was taken entirely -.
surprise at the presentation on II.
part OF the ladies OF Franklin hnt
MS resourcefulness came promntlr
TO MS rescue and he made one =.
the most eloquent and TOUCHING
responses we have ever heard
The whole incident was one AZ fnii
OF sentiment that allwho witnessed
1t VIII remember it wildly for
many years to follow.
Among other incidents of this
great gathering we will saw that
1t was attended by no less than
four or five hundred ladies' tha
majority Of whom were in car.
riages, Another incident was the
capturing OF Mr.. Sanders carriage
by some forty men, specially
attlred. under the command az
Mr.. Melville Wilcox, coming from
all classes OF the people, and most
OF them boyhood friends of his.
The horses were unhitched and
turned over to their owner, and
these men pulled the carriage for
nearly a mile to the meeting place,
There were brass bands from all
adjoining towns, large and repre-.
sentative delegations from all over
the State, and the barbecue that
characterized the meeting lacked
nothing to make it incomplete.
All told the meeting was a cate.
gorical and a perfectly unanswer.
able quietus put upon the vain
boasts of those who are vainly
endeavoring to belittle Mr.. San.
ders' popularity in his home par.
ish in the present campaign.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05

Then followed Railroad Com
missioner, Jack Meredith, from
Caldwell parish, who won out in
his hot fight up there for Com
missioner on his native ability
and popula rity, "because the peo-
pie were With him." His address
was to the point and gave out the
inference that ''the people Of
Caldwell will be with him" again
in carrying the parish for San
ders.
Next came Mr.. Omer Nillere.
from New Orleans. a lawyer of
eminent ability and vast exper-
fence. His address left no room
for the doubling Thomases to de-
eide on the question Of whether
or not MIR. Sanders was now or
had ever beeh in the halls of leg
islation, the friend OF corpora
tons and trusts Of any kind, or
that he had ever leaned in favor
of those allied interests for which
he was then before or since en-
ployed as attorney. Mr.. Nillere
cited the facts in support OF his
contention and gave the opposi-
ton some hard nuts to crack. In
other words he found no other
term for spade but to bluntly
call it a spade.
The last speaker was Hon. Jared
Y. Sanders. 1t is needless to say
to the people Of st. Mary that his
address was fully up to the most
sanguine expectations Of his hear
ers. Mr.. Sanders appear
ance was the signal for a
storm of the widest applause.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Sanders
speech he was presented with a
beautiful floral wreath by Miss
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05

Villa Foster, the accomplished
daughter of our fellow-townsman
Senator Murphy j. Foster, who
said:
"Governor Sanders: On behalf
of the Ladies' Sanders Club, Of
Franklin, | present to you this
Offering Of beautiful flowers, and
if they could in words express the
sentiments of the donors they
would say that We are not only
proud OF you as a citizen OF our
parish, but are also proud of the
high honors which in the past you
have so fairly won and SO worthily
worn, and in simple language
convey to you our heartfelt wish
that success nay crown your eff
forts in this campaign, confident
that if elected Governor of Louis
lana you will dedicate to your
State and its people your best
efforts and highest endeavors, to
The end It peace, prosperity and
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05
HON. J. 4. SANDERS

was grand marshal of the parade,
with the following aids: Messrs.
y alter Berwick and PHILIP Al
beras.
! The meeting took place across
the bayou next to the st. Mary
Park, and was called to order by
that prominent citizen and attor-
ney, MIR. R. E. Milling, who made
a stirring and eloquent address of
welcome, after which he called
that staunch and venerable iurist
and Democrat, Judge A. C. Allen,
as chairman Of the meeting.
Judge Allen delivered an address
winch was masterpiece, paying
deserved tribute to the worth
and ability off, Mr.. Sanders.
The speakers were called in the
following order: Judge Thornton,
OF Rapides, leading attorney
and veteran of the war between
the States. The Judge is SYM
onym of probity and integrity,
and is power among his people.
His address was couched in beau
tiful language and his arguments
were cogent and unanswerable.
In speaking OF Mr.. Sanders direct
ne said, among other things:
81 stand here to-day to say that
am for Jared Sanders, because | |
believe that nothing in his private
character units him for the high
office to which he aspires, and |
believe that his natural capacity.
acquired knowledge and political
training make him more fit than
his competitors for the position.
The next speaker was that
chivalrous Creole from st. Ber-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05
Meeting of the Democratic Parish
Committee.

FRANKLIN, La, Oct. 3, 1907.
Pursuant to a call of the Chair.
man, Hon. A. C. Allen, the Dem.
ocratic Parish Committee, of the
parish Of St. Mary, Louisiana,
met to-day at the court house, at
franklin, La, and roll call showed
that twenty members of the com.
mittee were present, by proxy and
in person. A quorum being pre-
sent, the meeting was called to
order by the Chairman and pro.
ceeded to business.
The following resolution was
introduced by Hon. Wilson T.
Peterman, duly seconded and
unanimously carried:
Whereas. for the first time in the
politics of Louisiana. party nomina
tions are to be had by direct primary
under an act of the Legislature, pass
ed in the year 1906. legalizing and
ordering such primary, and
Whereas, under the law, all Parish
Committees must meet within twenty
days of the meeting of the State
Central Committee, and
Whereas, all nominations for Parish
and ward offices close within ten days
from the meeting of the Parish Com
mittees, and
Whereas. in order to bring these
matters to the attention of the Demo-
cratic voters of St, Mary, it was
necessary for this Committee to Of
ticially meet and pass thereon, there
fore
Be it resolved that this Democratic
Parish Committee officially calls the
attention of the Democatic voters, and
prospective candidates alike, to the
provision of the primary law limiting
the time within which nominations may
be made.
Be it further resolved, That this
Committee take recess until the tenth
dav of October when said Committee
will convene at the Court House. IN
Franklin at , p. m.
Be it further resolved. That during
the reces, a Committee OF five, to be
appointed by the Chair, shall prepare
all necessary rules and regulations,
under the primary law. for the con-
duction OF the primary which has been
ordered by the State Central Com
mittee for January 2Sth, 1908.
BE it further resolved, That this
Committee shall prepare all re-
solution, and rules necessary and re-
port same to this full Committee by
The tenth day of October, 1907.
BE it further resolved, That this
Committee will now stand in recess
until oct. 10th, as aforesaid.
BE it further resolved, That the
Democrats of st. Mary are hereby
notified that under the law, ten days
after October 10th, all nominations Tor
Parish and ward Offices will be CLOSED.
Therefore, all parties are hereby
notified that it is necessary
for them to prepare and file their
as directed by the pri'
mary law before Oct. 2lst, 1907.
The committee then adjourned
until October 10th, 1907.
A. c.. ALLEN, Chairman.
w. H. LATHAM, Sec'ty.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05

The T'Chetimaches Tribe NO.
IS. order of Red Men, was re-or.
ganized on last Monday night az
Brurner's Hall by Deputy Great
Sachem, Ed. Sedgwick. Forty
two members were accepted into
the lodge, and the following OF
ficers were elected to serve Tor the
ensuing year: sachem. Cha Is
Lauve; Senior Sycamore, R; H.
Collins; Junior Sycamore, Z. ).
Boatner; Prophet, J. II. Mayer;
Chief OF Records, c. A. AycocK;
Keeper Of Wampum, E: F. Marin;
Trustees, Alphonse Boudreau3'
L. Lauritzen and r. H.. Hlmei.
On Sunday, October 9th, the
degree team of Ozark Tribe, OF
Morgan City, accompanied by the
Red Men of Sewanee Tribe, o.
Patterson. will come to1 confer
the degrees on the membs 2.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05

Sanders has never sacrificed the
! interests Of his people for tnt
benefit of corporations, whether
law clients If his or not, and no
man has sought more to alleviate
the burdens Of the agricultural
classes than Mr.. Sanders, and,
while Incidentally lawyer and
not gifted with extraordinary ia
cilities for ''crevassc closing," he
has conferred many and more
lasting blessings upon mis- people
all Of which VIII dawn very i'm
pressiyeiy upon the minds OF his
opponents when the sun sets on
January ., 1908, which is the
date just fixed for the State pri-
mary election by the Democratic
State Central Committee. But
let US return to our meeting. The
parade filed through the principal
streets Of Franklin and wended
its way across the Teche.
The decorations Throughout the
city were superb and gorgeous
the ladies graced the outpouring
with their presence in large num-
bers and carried floral evidences
to show their love and esteem for
the gallant young candidate from
st. Mary. The attendance of the
ladies at this great meeting was
unquestionably unsurpassed by
OF the kind ever wit
messed before at any meeting in
he State.
Hon. Wilson T. peterman, State
Senator and candidate for Sheriff. |
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05
4 ard, General Albert Estopinal,

n ard, General Albert Estopinal,
who holds high and command
ing position in the United Con-
federate Veterans, and who is the
able and aggressive manager for
Mr.. Sanders in this campaign.
Gen. Estopinal was Lieutenant
Governor in the Heard adminis-
tration and his every actis marked
with ability and training that
knows no superior. He spoke in
French and held his hearers spell
bound for a considcra bic time.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-10-05

Not since the turbulent recon.
struction period, when lhc white
men of Louisiana, tired of being
ground down by negro bulldoztr>.
scalawags and Federal bayorets.
when political gatherings verged
nearer revolutions than a peace :
full assemblage Of the people to
dicuss and redress grievances,
has such a monster political out
pouring Of the good people Of old
St. Mary been witnessed as was
the case last Saturday in Frank
lin on the occasion of the SAM
ders rally. 1t was indeed gala
day. 1t was a straightforward and
a complete rcfutation of whatever
aspersions may have been heaped
upon Mr.. Sanders popularity liz
his own parish.
The meeting was "a Great one:
there were stalwart men and
voters Of all ranks and walks Of
life; there were large and repre-
sentative delegations from many
of the adjoining parishes; there
were able orators to lay bare the
Aimsy and puerile arguments OF
the opponents Of Mr.. Sanders in
his campaign. The corpora
Hon lawyer bugaboo was ex-
posed In its true light at this meet
~. Il was clearly demonstrated
and Il veil known to the peo-
pIeef 81 Mary and Throughout |
- MI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Noromanosforbnnoe

Sra ct ariitimiablao for lite
OFT. benter hi felgenbe Splpsninger:
fsssIte Sefte at "RoromnnosTor'
bunoet" cr, efter bpao Ri eriarer, ilrt'
Der Srpfntra - bet bill rotomme !
Slutuinaen al October. Seftet DER
bIir ca. 8 slrf tort, bill inoeboloe en-
HGfte grtifler ON norife % anlerl'
tanife Sorbclb.
SeftetS Spgoue er 10 OF etoe ef
riatiat oa FORFEIT gilebe al norlt
~oanoelig % mnteriel aiiltiir, ferlt
% fren1it | IoSerlanoet, men oern9'i
oaiaa | @merifa cg operalt ellers,
bpor norlf Sproa tales. Eli Den
@ube bar &orOmanSsforbunSet fnpt'
tet en- HGffc eoSe @apne I'll 1T glao,
oeribIanbt oeion befienote norit-aule'
rifanife Sfribeuter.
Seitets 9tno er enfelt og pofferi
uSItpret meb ct title norif S1orolario'
fab, cmsiuet al Iutter norife @lom'
tier. Man bar meo Slio billet iino'
eaa etbpert @itinsipmbol.
Ser er fro MISUNDERSTANDING
uoienot ct Observation-Disclosures til
Innouceriug ! 9laoets Spolter. Ser
pcS piI ser / itsrit miIis. llSitrGf'
ming bli isreet for. at norife garei
fremforalt auuonceres. Smoels'
itanoen ItoI bare itillet ia meget ints'
~oeipmmcnbe. Spneoepumftet | TOR
tie Seiie oil fomme til at liage Ser
uortfe Sogboa. Gette err er
albeleS mSmertet Soc bare al Der
@rumb bnrbe gIaoet paaresne me
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
sporfor rpomer SIaoene?

Soften err inoe, % Ssoet rsbner |
Barter 90 Sfose, 90 mems man gaar
oa bainorer De praetfuIoe S6atte'
ringer, iaa ipsreer man pluoielig
fla ielp: Sporfor rsSner Sepet
eaentlis2
@anse bar reiit oct Spsresmaal
for, men ineen bar fimnet ioare Der.
paa.
Saa bar Ser rui netop en- engelif
9otanifer Spertcn, Der aioroe ben
SpSaseIie, at ersune @labe, iom Iaa
/ en- LET SpIssuine al Hsriufter, on.
tps en- roo Sarpe, Der iparte til ben.
piSnenSe gIaoe. Sperton unoerisste
mn SeitenS Sop | Communicating
meo Soumerens 90 fanbt, Of Der bar
mere Suffer / oct ferite. Oct er
Den Ianee Commercial, Der bar Ore.
oct Sufferet frem / gInocue, lem si.
/, Der SsitIspet bets reSe Sarpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Der intct at iise poa, at Rorse for.
iseer at bcboIbe fin fruftiee 3llnebom
| 2anbet; tnertimoo r,oa man form.
ore iig oper, at be1tne Gag life for
.l1rae iioen or bIet giort til @icn-
ifnno for en- ftnrfere ggitatiou, ina.
Icbes TOM siIfpISet tiIbeIs bar bnret
| pisie andre eiirop9iife 2anbe.
SmibIertin err ri frembeIeS af ben
Nenitg, at Be Soranitaltninger, icm
eisres meo Senipn til Spsrgsmao-
let, life fac meget bsr tage Sigte paa
of panffeIigeisre llbpan-
bring oeo gproer 90 So~angsregler
Tom paa of forbebre SmaafoIfs 8nar
/ SiemIanoet, bnor bette Iaoer fig
aisre. Naar bet be6er, at "bnis en-.
bper grbei6sIeoig funoe faa goot og
pasien6e Irbeibe inoen 2dnbets
8rRnier, funoe Stntsmosterne meb
goo Snmpittigbeb panifeligejere
Gmierotionen," iaa bill ri BERTH fsie
Den gem9rfnirg, at bbis ben Der
nponte 5ornoiGtning for at beboloe
8oIf | 9anoet nogen Gang | rimeIie
8rao bill forefinbes - bpao Der MI
maofe er eoot Saab ON - iao bill
BET neppe engong bIioe ~nsopenoigt
for Stotsmagterne at "pouifelieeisre
Gmigrationen". Solf refer life,
foroi De poa 0sb o. 2ip bill no al
2onoet; De refer, forbi De ipnes, al
BET er ~nsopenbigt paa 8runb al be
tronge efonomiife Scar, be Ieper /,
Ser maa man aItioa tage fat, og tage
fot for @lpor. Sinh "gobt oe pos.
ienoe Grbeibe for ole grbeibsIeoige",
og llooanoringen bill opbsre at bore
Ell Slide til itabis Sammer 90 ge,
fIageIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Gil Nbcnnenter
! Canada. ~

guitmbnSigbeSerue b~ertiaanos ps
I Canada or fummct pbcrens ON fra
f%Sitlebcu She Iai at forbsie Bot.
purtpcn paa SIaSc % Siosifrifter,
Der ienSts fra De fureneoe Stnter
o. til GauaSn, fra 1 Sent pr. ynno
til A Gents pr. gnnS cner Dele Srr'
al, ps "Serprnb- gpitcu" nil berfor
fra ben nGnutc Cato fuite 90 Sents
pr. gar mere cnb tiblisere. griien
bil bereftcr bIi S1.90 pr. gar, beta!t
SprfnS, ~ibcresnet grGmiebOs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

aen ~ltbbreoelie. Se1tne 9ogbog in-
beboIoer BET p9ieutligIte iom er
benot | inoepPrenoe Iar. 9en mo-
beles / 3 IfoeIinger. Gfbeling A.
ombonoler norIf 9Grinsslip, 8olitif
oa aImeniuteresionte cling. afoe-
ling B. ombanbler 8rinit, Sioenlfab
oa Sbrpt. Ifbeline @. inoeboloer
0sbsfaloene / inoeoGrenoe aar. 0e
mere Notwithstanding lebiuget al
en- fort Iefrolog. Ian bar o1iaa
tpnft, at Seftet efterbaanoen ifai
fomme til at inoebolbe ogiaa en- Dag
boa for bpao Ser bomber al getpo'
ming hos be IorIfe | amerifa; -
Der er fra Soreninsens SIDE truffet
SoranItaltninger for at faa fnpttei
en- norif-amerifanff arouifsr til Sla'
oct.
gIonSt De artifler, @laoet bil
fomme til at inoebplbe, fan nPnnes
en- Sremitining at noriffeote Scli'
there | Gmertfa.
Seftet bill fofte ca. so Gre | Bog
laoepris. Oct bill rimelispis uofom'
me hper onSen Iaaneb, iaalebes al
onoet Sefte uoienbes aIlerebe til Sui.
lite Sefte faar ct SpIng Of ca. 5000
SiSen Dor iibite @rttfel ON Horb'
manosforbunbet, bar Sorenineer
facet enSel npe Weolemmer, bnor'
ibIanSt ffaI nGpnes "8et norife Sci
fob ! Mmerifa".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Sarbcu.I ulfte Sagen

SarSru.I ulfte Sasen bar MI
troabt inb | en- np Safe, telesrafereS
fro Berlin Sen lite 3opember, ibet
Sen offentIiee Taatnlempubigbeb bar
beIIuttet at eienoptage Sagen % ieIr
inSitcpue ~3ltfunfts" Teoaftsr for
en- ertraorSiu9r SomitoI. iammenioi
al fem Scmmere. Som 9esrunoeliC
FOR bette Striot meooeler Statsabpo'
faten: Set fer no til, at @rep bon
WuItfe unSer oct nplig afboISte Sor'
bsr life fit roeeu rinelig Inleonina
I'll at fri iig for Sorbens ~Grererige
@eItpISniuser, % oct blir Serior nsb.
peuoigt at optaee Sagen paarp for
at iaa Den opflaret ira ole Sioer."
- Genue 9eilutnins bar paft meeer
Spiiat, oa Statsaopofaten oprinbe'
Iig ppgrebe tic peo at bope meo Sa'
gen at b~eitiIIe, bporfor @rep NoItft
bIcp nebt til at anlesge pripat Saa
moo SarSen. Hoeeu maa BABE iaaei
ct gint noseniteSsfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

st Wnl %formeset. st telegram
fra Saibfeno Surfeitan giengipet |
forrise Ro. al "Boiten", meooelte, at
9pen Saratoga | 9iitriftet gitfbara
Dor blet sbelast peo ct Sorbifreo. at
$4,000 Wenneifer bIep or9bt, 90 at
@ubernsren % bans Wor bar De enc
ite, iom bleo reooet. Nu meIber ct
Telegram fra Hnslanb, at bette mac
bore ~feilaetigt. gpen &aratagb bar
nemIie life mere END $500 Snobpg.
gere, og oct er oa rimeligt, at De ON.
TONNES Gal er 1000 iitebetfor 49,.
600. l1Ipffen er flor nof a%aigepel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Z sbepipiernes 2eir | Sperige er
Der bIet en- ipare llgreie. Der err mem.
Iig opItaaet Ell M Seoer SfiffeIie al
gmerifanerinoen Sotberine u. Sing.
len, Der life ipneS at bile anerfienbe
gnnie 9eiont iom oct tbeoiofiife
SamiunoS gpperpraitinbe. 90 ina
bar ieI~pfslaelig SIoffen iplittet lig /
TO 9eire. Mrs. 9eiant bolot Sors'
Dag apeIb Isoe / Mltiifafaoemiet /
StocfboIm; life minore END 400 al
WttiS Singleps SilbGngere bar til.
i!eoe, % efter S~oreoraset pebtog bisie
&eiolutioncr, iom git itrGngt irette
meo Wsrs, 9eiant % neeteoe at amer
tjenbe beuoe iom Samfmoets 2eoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

8 8ctrastnins Of ben uocrne uo'
bugit of 2anoets Sfose, bar ct Bar
af De jtsrre Observation-Disclosures taeet
Sfriot til at pIante SrGer, bporaf
Der for Sremtiben fau f~crarbeioes
SernbmeipiIer. Ge bar meo bette
Sormaal for gie fisbt fore Str9f'
ninaer 2ano, iom bells oaereoe er
% bells eiterbaanoen bill blioe be-
pIontet meb eeeifub. gu iioit lees
gennipIpouio- 9anen at bope ino.
fjsbt 1000 Ncres, bporpoa Der ialt
er pIurtet 2,250,000 @sebuife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

SunOiu. saacn. Sra ariitiania te.
Iearaferes, at 2mos.9rGiteiorentn'
oen paa fit GarSmsoe pebtog en- 9e:
Iutlina, iom freezer, at Saitor So.
nom / Bergen ffal fierncs fra tit em'
bebc, foroi ban forfpnoer en- paa
pisIc Ginfter ira ben norife Stats.
firfe afpieenoe 2Gre. g~eIli,tningen
pebtpaes meS $50 MOB Is Steumer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Sra uolanoet.

Nst Nsptteri. - geiGtningen poo
ire Observation-Disclosures ! @IaoipoitOl
eioroe for fort lib fioen Mptteri,
BETTE ben rebe Oprsrsfane o. gap flo
til at bombaroere gpen. S~ritnineer'
ne o. en- aanonbaab nbe paa Sapnen
beipnreoe imioIertio SIben og sap fla
life, for be TIRE Sprsrsfibe par ifnoi
isnber os iammen os De fleite al ge.
fGtninaen or9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
epeniferne pil nbitiGe. sra stpc]

Sncnffcrne pil noitile- Sra Stocf'
bolm teIegraferes Den Site Sftobcr:
Goa SrbbpoeIie af Or. %. g. 8il.
ION Director for SmoeISmuiGet
EbilabeIpbia, bill Snerise arrangerc
en- permanent Snbuitriuoitining
Wuieet. s ben g%nIeonine bar sc
iterite Grportfirmaer bannet en- ipe.
eiel Organization for at tage fig al
Saeen. Den fpenife Winiiter til
@nibington, Sr. Serman Eager
@fraut3, bar ifrebet bjem til llbenrigs.
hepartementet og paa oct iterfeite an
befaIet Rlanen.