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LIGHTNING HITS CHURCH.
Big Granite Stones From the Tower
Fell Through Roof

NEW YORK. July l3-In a thunderstorm
in Newark Thursday afternoon lightning
struck Peddie Memorial Baptist Church at
Broad and Fulton streets. The bolt tore a
hole Ia the north tower about nine feet long
and three feet wide. Then II jumped
across the street to a trolley pole at Broad
street and Central avenue, exploded the
electric circuit breaker on the roles and
bored a hole about nine inches in circum-
ference in the iron pole. On its way the
bolt hit a wagon that was standing at the
corner and knocked the covering OF the ve-
hicie off.
The lightning did considerable damage to
the church AMI the tower will have TO be
rebuilt. A granite stone weighing about
500 pounds crashed through the roof and
two ceilings of the church into the bal
cony and smashed seven pews. Two other
granite stones, one weighing about 800
pounds, the other 30. tore holes In the
ceiling of the pastors study room large
enough for half a dozen men to go through
and besides making kindling wood of a
large oak table broke chairs and other fur
niture
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CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION.
Promoters in Mexico Issue Fedora
ton Manifesto.

MEXICO CITY, July l3.-The Central
American residents of this city who have
organized a committee having in view the
federation of all the Central American
countries have issued a long manifesto in
which their purposes set forth. Sum-
married. they follows:
!. The Central American committee, es-
tabished in Mexico City, undertakes to
make every effort from today toward
union under one republic OF the five states
which at present make up the republics OF
Central America.
o The committee does not propose 10
rest until there is established in Mexico
international congress at which the five
republics shall be represented
3. The committee Will take every step to.
ward federation of the republics of Guate-
mala Salvador. Honduras. Nicaragua and
Costa Rica Into one nation under one flag
f. The committee will open a register in
which will he enrolled all those who SYM
pathiZe with the Idea of union and wIo
wish to lend thei:' services for arousing the
patriotism OF the peop'e OF Central America
). The committee will approach the gov.
ernments of the old and new worlds. tho
diplomatic corps and public men. asking
their moral support.
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Instituted by Commission.
STATEMENT FROM HARTMAN.
Report a Political Document and a
Personal Pursuit

NEW YORK, July 13-Mr. Hartman
! speaking by telephone from Arden tonight
said
From what I am told the report is a
ponucal document and part of personal
pursuit Of me. The tone of the report and
the method of it's PRONUNCIATION show that.
imagine court or any judicial body send
ing copies of it's decisions around secretly
to newspaper publishers days in advance.
| under pledge to publish it simultaneously
Sunday morning. That is what the COM
mission did Their opinion was put in
type several days ago and sent to news
papers throughout the country with the
| following printed in bold type at the head:
Confidential. To all newspapers. This re-
port is relea sed for publication on Sunday
morning, July IA, 1907, and not before
1T is deemed good politics to attack me-
But l can stand it much better than the
people of this country can stand that sort
of procedure on the part of government
tribunals charged with the duty of impair
TALLY administering the laws.
Il shall study ii carefully and have some
thing to say about it later. But from what
am told it is full Of strange misstatements
of fact. For example, In reference to the
, Chicago and Alton. it says that l caused
about 600 to be credited to con-
struction expenditures in order to find an
excuse for borrowing money to pay divi-
dends. AS a matter of fact that was a
written recommendation made by President
FELTON, when l was in Alaska and 1t was
adopted by the board Of directors at a
meeting at which was not present. Again
it is said that certain method of account
ing that was carried would have the effect
of covering up the payment of the special
dividend thereby intiInating some wrong
full concealment
This is a most extraordinary statement
for the writer of the report to make when
II is considered that the stockholders nee
essarily knew of the dividend, because
every one received his share. and when 1t
was published in every financial journal at
the time and was reported to the stock
exchange and shown on its printed lists
The suggestion. therefore. of any reason
or desire for concealment is most unfair.
Il am informed by those who have ex-
anlined it carefully that the article
is full of errors as glaring and ineXcusabe
as these, but l shall read 1t carefully and
make full statement about 1t, particular,
Alton readjustment. in a few days
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Close-Range View of Harriman's Power.

Mr. Hartman may journey by steamship from New York
New Orleans thence by rail San Francisco the Pacific
China and by another the United States
Ogden by of three rail lines and thence Kansas
City Omaha without leaving the deck platform carrier
which he controls and without duplicating part of his jour
ney.'
He has further what appears be dominating control in the
Illinois Central railroad running directly north from the Gull of
Mexico the great lakes paralelng the Mississippi and
miles the Illinois Central he controls the only line of
railroad paraleng the Pacific and running from the Co
ba the Mexican border
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REPORT ON THE
HARTMAN CASE
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Makes 1t Public.
HAS NO RECOMMENDATION
For Judicial or Other Action Against
Hartman Himself.
EXTENT OF HIS INFLUENCE
How He May Travel to China and
Back Without Leaving a Car
rier Of His Own.
For Judicial or Other Action Against
Hartman Himself.
EXTENT OF HIS INFLUENCE

The interstate commerce commits
sion has made public a report OF its
inquiry into the railroad operations
of Edward II. Hartman and of the
operations of the so-called Hartman
lines OF railway, which has been in
progress for several months. The
report, which was written by Com
missioner Franklin h. Lane, is the
unanimous expression OF the COM
mission on the subject. Copies OF
the report have been transmitted to
President Roosevelt and to the De-
partment OF Justice.
1t is expected by the commission
that it will be determined by the
President and Attorney General
Bonaparte, from the statement of
facts set out iii the report, whether
the government will institute any
sort of proceedings against Mr..
Hartman or the corporations in
volved in the inquiry. No recon-
mendations are made by the COM
mission that either criminal or civil
prosecutions be instituted as a re-
suit OF its inquiry.
Inc interstate commerce commission has
made public its report on The Hartman
| case, which is notable for the fact that
| II makes no recommendation for judicial or
other action against Mr.. Hartman himself
The recommendations are confined to a
series OF comments on the functions of rail-
| road corporations, which. IL is declared
should be confined TO the furnishing of
transportation, the necessity for making
railroad securities safe as investments the
desirabilty of preventing railroads from
acquiring parallel and competing lines and
the regulation of the issuance of securities
by railways engaged in interstate commerce.
Mr.. Harriman's personal activity in acqu.r-
Ing personal control over an immense sys-
TEN of railways and steamship lines is re-
| ferred to at great length in the general
| statement of the cases.
| Extent of Harriman's Influence.
Mr.. Hartman" the report says, may
| Journey by steamship from New York to
New orleans, thence by rail to San Fran
| cisco, across the Pacific ocean to China
aho, returning by another route to the
| United states, may go to Ogoen by any one
| OF three rail lines, and thence to Kansas
| CITY or Omaha without leaving the deck
| or platform or carrier which he controls
and without duplicating any part of his
| journey"
| The report is made by Commissioner
FRANKLIN n. Lane, copies of the report be-
| ing sent yesterday to the President and
| the Attorney General.
! Recommendations of Commission.
The recomme ndations of the commission
| are as follows:
| The function of q railroad cornoration
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Some Points From the Commissions Rep :rt.

he function of railroad corporation should be confined
the furnishing of transportation
Its surplus funds and credit should be used for the better
of its lines and and branches develop the
country contiguous it,
Railroad should be safe conservative invest
ments for the people"
The time has when reasonable regulation
be imposed upon the issuance of securities by railways engaged
interstate commerce.
Reasonable regulation will tend make
investments and thereby benefit only the railway
panes but the public
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, Warmer Today-Tomorrow
Partly Cloudy.

Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
For the District of Columbia, eastern
Pennsylvania and Maryland-Fair. warmer
Sunday. Monday partly cloudy; light varl-
able winds, becoming southerly.
For Virginia-Fair, warmer Sunday. Mon
day partly cloudy; variable winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
Thunder showers continued in the south
Atlantic and cast gulf states. and they
also occurred quite generally in the
Dakotas and Montana, and locally in
Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado. Eight
inches of rain fell at Vicksburg during the
last twenty-four hours, of which 7.0S inches
fell during the twelve hours ending at s
am. Saturday. In the central valleys, the
north and east and the extreme west the
weather was mostly fair. Temperatures
as a rule, are slightly below the seasonal
average, except in Nebraska, Kansas and
the southwest, where they were compare
lively high.
thunder storms Sunday in the northwest,
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys,
the western upper lake region and probably
in Nebraska and Kansas. continuing Mon
day except in the northwest, and eX
tending into the Ohio and lower Arkansas
valleys, the eastern upper lake and lower
lake region. There will also be showers
Sunday in the south Atlantic and east gulf
states, and Monday in the south At
lantic states. In the middle Atlantic states
and New England the weather will be fair
Sunday and Monday.
1t will be warmer Sunday in the north
east and cooler in the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys and the middle slope.
1t will be warmer Monday in the northwest.
and somewhat cooler in the Ohio valley and
the lake region.
The winds along the New England coast
will be light to fresh southwest to south:
on the middle Atlantic coast light and
variable, becoming southerly: on the south
Atlantic coast light to fresh and variable,
though mostly southwesterly; on the east
gulf coast light to fresh southeTly; on the
west gulf coast fresh southerly; on the
lower lakes light to fresh southerly, and on
the upper lakes fresh to brisk south 10
southwest, becoming variable
Temperature.
Midnight, 60; . a m, 81; am, c.: 9 am,
81. 8 am IS; 10 am. "A; II noon, az;
9 n m SO: 1 pm, 1S; pm, 10; pm, 10;
10 n M CT: maximum, 50; minimum, "a.
Relative Humidity.
S am. Il; pm, Il; hours of sunshine,
10; per cent of possible sunshine, %.
Temperature same date last year-Maxi-
mum, 80; minimum, G6.
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lzation adopted in the case of the Chicago
ana Alton shows that while the total of bonds
and stocks was doubled. there was no such
pIoportiOnate increase in the fixed charges
OF the railroad. Under the Blackstone man
asement. when per cent was paid on the
STOCK. and but aSsmall bonded debt rested
on the property. the yearly charges for div
ldends and interest amounted to S. 100 $50
whereas with the greatly increased present
capitalization the yearly fixed charges
amount to but S,471. $50.
Permanent Charge on Road.
This. of course. takes no account Of the
present common stock, upon which no divi-
dends are paid The plan adopted was to
substitute long-term bonds and guaranteed
stocls bearing an exceptionally low rate of
interest for common stock which paid a
large dividend and for bonds about to ma
ture bearing a high rate of interest Thus
the property was not burdened with an In
terest payment propor:ionate to the increase
In capitalization, no matter how great the
Dohts made from the reorga nizatOn How
ever, these bonds must some time be paid;
they live for fifty years as a debt of tine
railroad. and the stock wilk control a prop-
erty which 1t did little, if anything, to Gre
ate"
Instituted by Commission.
This investigation was instituted by the
commission on its own motion, under lie
authority Of the interstate commerce act
which gives the commission power to in
quire into the management of the business
OF all common carriers. subject to the pro-
Visions or the interstate commerce law
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extinguished forty five minutes before
sunrise
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide 4:37 a IN. and sos pm:
high tide, Ia. 10 am. and 1883 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. BIZ am. and S:f5
pm, high tide, IL o6 m. and IL 70 y m
The Sun and Moon
Today-Sun rose. 4:i4 am. sun sr<.
7:2J pm.
Iomorrow-Sun rises, 4:l5 am.
Moon sets, 1903 =. m. today
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The City Lights.

The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before SUM-
rise All arc and incand scent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
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Cedric Colburn. the threc-year-old son of
Mrs. Jessie Colburn. formerly of Grafton,
was killed by the kick OF horse at Shinns-
ton. w. Va. He was a son OF Harry Col
burn. who was killed in a mine explosion al
Stuart mine, near Charleston, w. Va, come
months ago.
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COVE POINT. Md. July 13.-Passed up:
Steamer Cretan. Philadelphia for Balti-
more; Georgia Norfolk for Baltimore
Passed down: Steamers Mobile CBr.>,
wylie Baltimore for London and Leith
Taff (Br), Nielsen, Baltimore for Sama.
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The church property in Cuba purchased
by the government was transferred Friday
ut the governors palace, in Havana
The deed was given to Gov. Magoon In re-
turn for check for 81 .3sT .OS3. The repre-
sentatives OF the church gave an extension
of year on the option on the Santiago
property.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

REGULAR MEETING; OF COLUMBIA LODGE OF
Perfection No !. A. \ :. r., under the JuriS-
dictiru IT the Suprrpe Council for the L. : A.,
in Scottish Rite liza IL. SuS-1o renna. ave NV =
Monday, the 18th inst, pm. Work: l4th de-
gre IL II. YATES. Sec.
1yI33t
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HAMBURG, July 1.-Arrived: Nicar.a
San Francisco. etc. via Havre.
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NAPLES. July 13.-Arrived: Steamer Can
opic Boston. etc, for Genoa.
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LIVERPOOL, July l2-Arrived: Steapler
Nirgnian. Montreal.
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SPARROWS POINT, Md. July 10
Passed down: Steamer Penn, McNamee.
Baltimore for Philadelphia.
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SPIRITUALISM.

SIR IT, MILLION is DAILY GIVING PSYCHIC
readings and independent slate writings. You
can call any time and have private sitting
Advice and information. Dl2 Eye st. NV.
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PLYMOUTH. July l3.-Arrived: Steamers
Bremen. New York. for Cherbourg and Bre-
men; New YORK New York for Cherbourg
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MADEIRA. July 1.-Sailed: Steamer ST.
Gillian Prince tfrom Naples, etc., New York
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BREMEN, July Sailed: Steam n Prin-
zess Alice. New York.
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LIVERPOOL, July l3.-Sailed: Steamer
Lucania. New York via Queenstown.
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MANCHESTER, July 12.-Sailed: Bos-
tonian. Boston.
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GLASGOW. July 12.-Sai!ed: Steamers ST.
Gillian. Montreal; Laurentan, Boston.
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LONDON, July 10 Sailed: Minnetonka
New York.
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LONDON. July 13.-SaiIed: Steamer On
tartan. Montreal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
EpNei
9ecorab Dg Smegll.
Ten eirftriife gane.
Den 26oe December 1907.

@praooet / minneapolis bar meo
10 moo 5 Stemmer beiIuttet at be-.
nilse $2,5 til 5orbeoring al @roen
oper Minueboba Greet poo &icoaet
Iue., bporoeo Den npe eleftriife go.
ne, iom ifal bpgges fra minneapolis
til Dubuque eiernem 9ecorab, faor
gogoitg iii 8pen. Mob N~eiohttionen
taIte bInnbt andre aIbermenoene z.
8. Snbl % 8ilbeIm 8etterien, Tom
bGoSebe, at offeutlige WtioIer finn
burbe onUenbes / ofientligt giemeO
90 life, Tom eiter 6eres Mtening |
bette SiIf9Ioe, til 5remme al pripute
SoretagenOer. 6Irrtnuet bar imiS.
Iertio al Den Spiatniug, at Den me
elettriife 9aue piIoe fomme 9per til
Rptte paa mango og iorifieIige
Itaaoer, % at Sfattepocrue / &c.
tra9tning bernf iifferIig piIoe iinoe,
at en- iaobon @eoiIgnin9 bar poa lin
Slabs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Sarmerne maa beifYttes.

Sslgenbe Meiolution blep peotaaei
'af SanoIenbe meo agerbrligsrebifa.
Der | ipbpeitlige aaniaS % Oklahoma
peb beres 2onpention ! @i1ita, 8an.
ias. iibfte rse:
"gt hi me6 betpoelig ggngitelie
logger MGrfe til Statsabpofai
Sacfions Soriptter, ser sienipuIia
oaar no boa at iase International
Sorpeiter 60. no al Staten &anias.
slt, mebens pi er / Spmpatbi mel
bam, ioet pi tror, at ban fiin bar til
Seniiet at tpinee nGpnte Company
til at rette fine observation-disclosures
efter Statens 2obe, ioa fon pi BOG
life gaa rteo paa nogen 9~eitr9belier,
Der eaar no paa permanent eaer tenn
porprt of iage bette no at Sorretniua
| Staten 9anias, og BET Of ben gooe
oe tilitr9tfelige @runb, at so 9ro.
cent of Sorpeit.M affineriet, Der eies
o. oripes al bore Sltnber blanbt
Sarmerne, / Sirfeligbeoen er fabrife.
rebe al International Sarpeiter Co.,
os Sele (Repairs), Ser tr9nses for
bisie @aifiner, fun fan fisbes al
bette COMPANY.
Oct piIoe bore ct rtnsonenoigt,
uretf9rbigt % nforiparligt Sfriot
ligeoperfor bisie 6armere at fringe
international Sarpeiter 60. til at
finite fine "Repairs" og Waifiner no
af staten, og berpeb eisre oct limit
Iiat for nGpnte Sarmere paa en- LET
% biirtig Raaoe at ifaffe fig De MOO
penoiee "Nepairs", bnormeb De fan
i9tte fine @aifiner iitanb for Sno-
bsitnina Of Seres @pling.
8i fsler % forpisiet ON, at Set
Tab % Den Sfaoe, Der piIbe tilfsies
Statens Igerbr,issinteresier peo en-
iaaban SanbIing icm benL Der piloe
blipe SsIgen af Statsaopofat Sacf'
ions geitrpbeIier, fortiener Dor fraf-
tigite 8roteit. % hi proteiterer ber'
peo poa oct alporligite MOB iaooanne
Sorietter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Oeiaa en- '.Opfnoer".

Sra aiSbenbapn meooeles Den
lite Sec:
Sor ct bolpt Mars Sib iiben inbe'
bolot ct Sauif TeieribIab nogIe gf'
banolinoer ON Sremitiaina al Mel'
feiuffer al ifummet Melf. artif'
Ierne, Ser pafte aSifinie Spmerfiom
beS bIonot Ieierioripenoe, bar INT
~berifreure meo ."Snsenisr &asmts'
ier."
ct fort Reieri | Sbenie, ION
mente, at ser Der Dor Henge at tiere,
latte fig itror I SorbinoeIie mel
@auocn, iou fnptteoes til Weieriei
meS en eftcr Smft9uoisbeberne gan'
ne ~betpSeIis Sage. lieeiom ser title
Ses ret b~etpoeliee 9eIsb til bans
&aaSisbeS. for at ban frmoe uSnpttt
ben upe S~piinbelie.
Gen rlnge Spfnoer ipntes imioier'
ito isrit os iremit at trnfe paa i'm
eeen Geriou. San inoretteoe fig Der
itabeIie / eeen @ila os panSt bnrtia
Rp ipm 9peus isrite 2epemano.
Men ReIfeiufferet, iom par title
| lloiist penteoe man forgiGpes pae
at iaa ie.
Sper Sang Sabrifationen ifnlo'
til at beapuoe, tom Der reselmasiie
upenteoe Sinoringer ipeien, iom glcr
be en- SpiatteIie nsopenois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

Itatorens Dsb ifaI nrnnte Gruitee,
efter at bnpe eiort De foreIfrepne llo.
betdIinger, operorage til DeitpreIien
for pbeIps WroppIaos ben belle Sn6.
tagt al rapnte Gienoomme, meo.
minore Tecorob gp ifiiIoe babe etabs
leret en- Bart. 3 bette GilfrIbe ifaI
Der uobetoles til Gecorabs gpitpre
en- Gum al $500 ON aaret for BED.
li~gebolbelien al benne Tarf.
8. Denne Sruit ifal bore ! araft
iaa lange Tom n9pnte GburIes s.
@eiier eIIer bans pngite Ssn leper.
Otter oeres 9eo ifnl bet opbsre %
oct belle tiIfaI6er GbeIps @raupIaos.
6. Oct er afosoes Saab, at
gpen Gecorab meO oct fsrite iifrer iig
@rnnb for Bart peo Siben al eler
Rrrbeoen af gbeIps @rappIaos, at
oenne Harf ifaI benpttes iom ct 2ege.
plaos for wpens Snopaonere os at
ben ifaI fables 8beIps Rarf. s bet
Gilfrloe, at oenne parf er iaaIebes
etableret og eipet bette Napn inben
10 Iar fra 5eitators Sso, iaa ftal
Der, bpis gnI9gget at benne Harf
bar foitet $4,000, uobetaIes BERTH
oct opeunennte Sono paa $4,000,
og bpis bet bar foitet minore inobe.
tales oct boIpe al ben Gum, fom
InlGeget bar foitet; bet ifaI bog life
operitige be nqpnte $4,000. Com
for nupnt ifal Der iiben ubbetayes
$500 ON g(aret til gebliseboloeIie af
Barfen.
Get sprige of afbs6es go er belt
iom fslser: gn SoIooel til giola
Gbelps Carpenter, en- Sieroebel til
Gillian Rbelps Werria, en- Sttenoebel
til SbomaS 5. 8belps % Ell Sttenoel
til Sreoericf 9. &belps,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
SmaapIuf.
6. Z. Diners tilbrinaer N,lIcr

6. Z. Mpers ttlbringcr Si,Icn
Senf Riber. 81.
@alter SngooI0ituo fro Min.
neapoIiS er biemme / 9eisg.
- anton Rlo fra Safe Drills fom
/ 6reOogS BERTH i @eisg hos 9. @c.
ptng / 6rautpiae Sounibip.
Rap Roonep ira Spo Gofota
Agricultural college / 9rocfine8 cr
biemme ! Seis9 hos i'm Mooer.
Serrp @eitbu fra @noiiou, 2.
9at,, er tomH1et biem Tor at ill.
brtnge Sulcu hos fine 6ornIore Dir.
pg NrS. q. v. @eitbp.
9uitor Scarbie | 8Icumoo0
@crtgbeo har Iigget iug en- llaes
Glo, men er M / 8eNrinq. 8aitor
@orgc, @IeuigbeoenS iorrigc %rcit,
prGbifcOc / bans Stc0 ! SsuooQS oa
torretteOc / 6reoos5 bco MRS.
SbuHes gcgrapeIie.
-Sr. aouroS @anion, lite Ser.
Geout, 9omp. 8, i9tb Snfautert. vt.
&eno, CtLaboma, nfoager fine 6or.
GIore % Soitcn6e ct 10 Cages Sl,It.
beisg, San bar III pTret i Grurern
4 Gor % oct mcite of Iiocn op.
boIbt fig i TiIipptneruC.
- Sobou &a.aUit3 bite oS en- al
Gngeue ct hort Gotograf al Rorolu
Sactpit8'5 me Crugitore / aeumore,
q. Sat, hoorI oai1u @omIiuacn bar
guoeI. Otter 6oto8rafiet at 6ommp.
or Bette Store itorre emo nogct la.
nenoe Der ! 4ecorab og er Del fpl0t
meO garer.
6ra @}ineapoIis in6lpb fiOite
ugc Giterretuinl ON, al mems 1rs.
&ia Merria og benOe5 Ssu befau0t
iig Der / @Den paa @iennenreiie til
beres nDe Stem ! Roropeiten, bier
Re pluOieIig mc8et iDge % maattl
iHSIPsges paa ct Soipital. Mrs. s
%. @runt, Gr5. @lerrias Ssiter.
rciite itrag oioop o. BAR / Rinneopo,
lis | Here 9age. Gen lille Gut 6eot
iSoipitaIet, 90 bans Sig brngtes Ter.
til for at begrapes. Soroipitelier
forestf | @auongs. @lrs. 9terria c,
frenSeIes ! SoipitaIet men er MI
geortng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
baaroe Dilfadr.

@neu Subion / Ohio bIep for Ell
Tio iiOen al en- tioIigere S%uSiongut,
&lllmiuiouTren :. @. GnSmortb /
Stem gort, ifiGntct 100000 til au.
lag al Sp&uGrt, ct 9Ioafipitem oa
on0rc mobcrue Su~oretuinger pao
Den 9etiuaeIie, at SnIget al beru.
ieroc Gritte ~forbe6es inoen 9pcus
OrGuier.
acknowledgements bar oItiS prret
oct itGrfeite; men 2piten til at fno
fat DC 100000 9oaor8 bite iia, ga
Oct fOm til Strftet. at barre enbSo
itUrtere for pe0 set iteSfunSne gaIe
bIeo SetiuoeIieu peStogct ueS 26G
moo 1873 Stemmer.