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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Ietiffe babe til Seniiet at ptIbIeoe
eaer beora nogen. Der er iaaIeoes
flor Sare for, of Brofesioren bill tabe
fine 9enee.
Suts Grofesioren bar Smaabsrn,
itllloe Oct bore moriort at ie bam,
naar De bespuoer at fortnle ufmin-
let SanabeS til fremmeoe, Der maat.
te beige bans Siem, Smoa Born
ubtnier ofte / fremmebes Rerper
SanSbeSer, Der faar Decr oe Sar til
az rsome lige op ! Saarearoen. Ser.
for bar margen en- Wor % Sar nof.
'aa flor Msie meo at IRre fine gsrn
til life at tale Sanobe6, mar Der
fomrmer fremmeoe | geisg. Oct ainl.
Der imaa iom fore, at
'7en upsue SmbbeS f~prarssr tibt:
gen naar man blot CT bebRnoia
Gs peb at battle Us ppute ben IiOt,
Soa bliper ben i;rnts anitrneia.s
Wodrb.--Br.)
Seno "Serprab. @pfen" TIL SIeat On
Reuuer 4 Su~mIR .QauAsf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Gil Nbsnnenter
! Canada. -

EoitmrnSigbeberne b~ertiaanbs %
] Canada or fOnmct ppcrcns ON fro
fiSitIcScn She Mai at fprbsie Bot.
pOrtuen paa glabr % Sibsifrifter,
Der icnSes fra Dc ioreueSe statcr
% til 6anaoa, fra 1 Sent pr. gmno
fiji 4 Gents pr. gnHS eller Sele Der.
at, % "SeeOrab.Y oiten" pil beripr
fra ben nGnnte Cato fuitc 60 Geuts
pr. gar mere enc tiSlisere. Yriien
bill bereitcr eli $40 pr. aar, bstalt
! SorifnS, i~bcrcsnct grGmiebps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Hpbernpb | QapLanh. srn Zinc

Sobernso | 9apIanb. ssra Giocf.
bolm teIegraferes, at ifslse inbfom.
ne officiele Snbberetninser berifer
Der nu enoog perre Sobernsb i 9ap.
lano END / 1902. RGtterne er enbni,
bitterlig foIbe, og gefoIfnineen moa
enoos bore no SenseboImen for at
foore Sreaturerne meb ben. SfuIoe
Warferne boloe fig frosne til Miot-
iommer, bpao MI ipnes ianbipaIigt,
iaa bill en- Rensoe areaturer futile
libel. Bert er SiIitanoen ! arpibs.
j1rpis Soen. m.g,-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Era Rcpnblitcn Irgcutiua or trent
fcmmet Ell Gropoiition ON at boloe
Sen 3oie iutCruotionole 6~rehStonfe'
rens / 9uenos NurcS / 1910, % bette
GoriIag oil blipe Noogerfouicrcnccn
ioreIogt peo 0en2 SommcutrT6e1
iaor. Man oil nucreoe MI fomme til
Of itoo NuijQt til AniiQt meo arauct
nm at gierc Hooqcrfon'crcnCcn til en-
tcrmorcnt Enititutiuu mco uTrmcrc
'-'hnt Iib for 0cu9 Wchcr orr. Nu
e. oct imi0Ierti0 en- pCIfleuOt SlH. at
90 curopGIifc Stormogtcr nI6clc3
life Crl UTrc meN al aIerc @oo9Crfons
'rfncen til en- iIiQ permanent Gi'G,
re. NoU0e set life pTrCt FOR oct lrpf,
iom cr e2et al ocu ciiCntIilc Opinion,
Nj.oe Dc life cn3ouJ hare In0ct zig re.
9rGicntege / &ouicrcuccn ioor. Ga.
Gen cr nemIiB Neu at StormaBterne
meO iine tojtbare Hllitningcr % lin
itGrtt grunoiGiteoe 2ro paa @iIitar.
iEruen bar p0erit paniteIi8t Tor at giG,
re fig fortroIig meb 1r~cbaarbcioct i
Nor lib, % De Ueo meaet Del, at bpiS
SaQgertontereuceu blir Ell iait %niti.
tuition, iao fan Def iimpeltbeu life
uHh9aaes, at mango internationale
SpsrgSmaoI, ionl De ngoig pil babe
beban6let, eiterbaoHOcn oiI blipe 90.
taget til 9rsfteIie. 3criOr giRIbcr
oct ! Ipngite Saget Of forbinore, at
Sreosnrbeioet antnger en- iaitere
5Orm emo beiit n~sooenoigt % 0og.
terne maa naturIigpis paa inger
Waaoe poe geoageIien lin uOeIie an.
e-tienbeIie. SoriIoget ON 6reosfou.
ferencen | 1910 bill uuSer oisie Om.
itPn6igbeoer iiftert meSe meaer
Moeitano bIanot SeIesaterne | $aag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Spsapsr fra Geniurbitreaiiet piicr.
at Der | saIcnoeraoret 1906 ! Bis.
coniin bIep frembraet 2,S1t, so5, 900
SOB sraIait, 427, $780, 600 aaster os
500, $4,000 saeipaan. Der er en-
SorminofeIie / groouttionen al
SraIait. iomnenIignet meo 1905, at
212, 100000 SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
SOiepb Chamberlain, BEN bersmte

Soicpb Chamberlain, ben bersmte
brittle PoIitifer og forbenperenbe
aoIoniminiiter, er bare / en- ~ffrsbeIie
6orfatting, te~Iesraferes fra 2onbon.
San bar opboIbt fla / Sranfrig
l9nsere Sib for fin $eIbrebs Sfplb,
og Der bar fontmet Weloinaer ON, Of
ban bar | goo gebrina, men ba ban
forleoen Dag penbte biem til Con.
ron, bar oct en- flor SfuffeIie for
bans frentmsote 8enrer at ie BAN.
San funbe life saa peo egen Sielp,
CO bet Sorisg ban gioroe paa at Isfte
paa Satten Tom Spar paa De Sur.
raer, ban fit, misIpffebeS. Sons
$uitru lebiasebe BAN 90 bialp BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Den irife &sform.

Den irffe &eform. - Den brittle
Sremierminiiter Gampben.g Banner,
man meboeIte | Ranbass / timber.
buffet, at Regierinsen - paa @runb
al Den beitemte Sppoiition iom upIiq
tom tilorbe paa De irife Iationali.
iters acnbention / Dublin - III piI
Iabe tit irife Heformforflag faIbe.
San erflerebe, at De irife RationaIi'
tiers SoIbniug bar en- flor Sfuffelie
for Reeieriugen, men tilfsieoe, al
Resieringen til neite Barlaments.
iamIing piloe ~fremI9sse Sorilag til
en- omfattenSe Heform / oct irife I'm.
OerpisningSopien % ligeIebes ct
5oriIag til 2op ON irife 2eiIanoin'
gers aisb al fine 8Iaoie. Nen ON
Regierinsen aeter at forisge ieien
meo ct mt Sorilag / &etuiug af irit
Selpitpre, nGpnte ban Inlet. tan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Ssbieras lanai NIB epb. 8

Ssbisrse Ianst mob epb. Ge
dm~erifanite arbbiere ~Geuper~ og
"GleDeIanb-, ioru er paa Bel til bet
fierne Diteu for at lutte fig til 2Sert
9ipiiion at ben amerifanife Stiue.
tapsfIaaoe, Der for uerpareiibe Dol.
Der til | ~finefiife 5arponoe, aufom !
Nanboes til Gibraltar, teLesraferes
oerfra. Ge mebbeIer, at De ben 22oe
Wai ober en- Strafning paa ieg Ml
pasjepe6e ioIt 10 itore Ssbierge ion
Iangt Spb iom paa Al Or. n. 8reb-
be. Det er onrtremt pau ReupeIs
B~reb6egra6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Song Sreberif % Drowning 2ouiie
at 9anmart anfommer Ssroas |
eenne llge til 9onoon for at nfI9gge
tit fsrite officieae geiss Dos oct bri.
tiife aongepar, t~eIesraferes fra Con.
Don. Ssroog aften gioer Song 60.
fparo og Drowning Meranora flor
Miobag til gere for be oonife 8ia.
tier, og icnere gaar bet lss nteo Se.
iter, gaaer og Observation-Disclosures
cher en- Lab $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Sprprct | &ina. Gen nomi'
nellie Sprer for RebeIarmeen / Siua
er en- Wano peb gtopn Soon @en,
Der bar faaet fin llbbaunelie / Sa.
pan, men Ben pirfeliee 2eoer og
SiGlen / Ben belle 9epGeelie er en-
iorboIoSpis iing Ranb, Sun gat
Gen, Der bIanot anbet er @raouent
ira Sarparb. Senne Raub, paa bpis
@opeo Den fineiiife Heaieriug bar iat
en- 9eIsnnin9 al 100000 SbaIer, ont
togeS for Sieblitfet at ppbOloe Jig !
Supan. San er en- oplpit o. meget
tereiit Iano, iom | bsi Grab bar til
egnet iia geiteus Civilization. Sen
9ep9gelie, ban bar reiit. saar no
poa at iororipe 8pnaitiet % sisre
aineierne til ct irit 6olf. 8eilereit.
iom err en- peif, meu pelmenenoe urg
3anb, bill life bli %outaitet, men bad
be ban % Den aamle Gufeteiierinoe
I'll bIi ienot tiIbo9e til %anhnriet,
lporira oeres SIeat fom for $50
aar iioen, flyer Sim Dat Sen. 6pr
at funne iprebe gepGseIien | al Still
beo blep Der Saunet Ell bemmelis
Screening, icm taIoer iig zoe bpioe
Sitter. @speri % Elpuorins oil
life bli tiaaot fem unSer g~orerbepG'
geIien for nogIe War iipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
etar 9enpnaration / etoef5oIu..

Stor 9emunftration I Stpefb dim.
- Sra StocfboIm teIeeraferes ben
4be Simi: en- imponerenbe Demon.
itration foranitalteoes isaar aftes
foran @aaobuiet at gpens mtnore
$anoIenoe, iom oerieieumem bible
proteitere mob ben itaoige Sorsgelie
af De itore cooperative eler 9eparte.
metsbutifer oe imob bet IiseIebes
itaoig sgeabe antaI Of onrnanfenbe
aramfarer. Salerne erfl9rebe, at
De minbre $mlolenbe blen ruineret
al en- iaa6an Sonturrarce. Der neo-
toges &eioI,rtioner, bbort fr9neoeS,
at ben 1pe Higsoag ffiiI6e bebtage
2obe til Beffpttelie at WiboeItlas.
ierts Snteresfer peb at ~inbffrrnte be
cooperative Sorretningers 9trfiom.
beb % forbpbe 9ramfarernes Craft
belt % boI6ert Smtring 10000
gerioner beItoe | 9emonitrationenL
iom heller lite bar uben politiff og
ontiIenitiIf aurafter. Wsbet efter-
fuIgtes af abffinis Urn og Srebsfor.
itprrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

@allpu rammct Of 2Duet. - en-
Iige iaa merfeIig iom tragtif Sen-
belle iubtrof / Ssnbags / Romi Sta
lien. Set bar beb Ell Sropperepp,
Bpor osiaa &oneen og 9rouningen
beItoe. Com en- Del al Wansprerne
bIeo Der ogias ieubt op en- Wilitar'
9aaon meo en- aapteiu llilipeIli |
@ouooIen. Sa gaIloneu bar om'
firing 700 SOB oppe / SrtiterL ram'
inches Den pIuoieIig al en- 2pnitraaIe
% faISt mob Soroen iom en- anoeu
Siae - omtrent en- MiIS 8ei fra
Spitigningsiteoet paa erercerplab'
fen. Sopteiueu bar iIipe, ba ban
ianoteS, men bepioitIss. San brag.
teS eiebIiffeligt til ct SoipitaI, bpOr
han itrar eiter bebe uoen at o9re
fcmmet til 9eoioitbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Sra uolanoet.
On srastSie / SIaIbsra.

Gn srasebie ! aaIbsrs. Grc
aisbenbaun teIegroieres ben 3oie
Suni: @eroa arum Ratbanien, ben
~befienote bante Sfiieipiaerinoe, bIeu
ieaar ffrot os bsSeiig faoret at fin
Wanb .paa ct Sotel | aaIbora |
Spnnnb. Gfterat babe ff,iot Su.
itruen besif Manben geIpmorb.
Sfinipge par auriagenS til 5rase-
hien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
eismanDsireifen / aranfria

SIbmdnosifretfcn ! SrdHfrtg er
anereoe ilut, og 8irfiombeben pao
Sfibe og grpgser er sienoptaget.
Paa ResierineenS anbefaIing bar
GampifibsieIifaberne taset tiIbase be
itreifenbe Sfficerer og Manbfaber
iioen at gisre auipur siaIbenbe. Den
frantic Misunderstanding baabebe at
fitnne faa afienot 9amperen "9ro.
pence" fra SABRE igaar, Sns6ag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

srGnssr &c en- Sgmaffinsp "$us.
pennen" er ian goo iom nosen onSen
Spmoitine til ben oobbeIte 9ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
uerife KpaS
1S14-19O5
HteS portreter, Stosrafier % en- Iiteratur.
hiforiff .JnSleSuius pes
artTttan prrTtanrn.

Senne Canning nprite &oao, Der all ipm l1biioutras.
afbeItnst ~S~ecprabLgoiteH" fu SuEi 1902 tl December 1908,
er MI nmb enbel StetteIier ps SDrunSringer ubfonnet I Bog.
form. 8lanSt ancet er Der tfiset ct 8ortrat af @asrruno
Gtnie, Tom, faa pibt pibts, aIoria fsr bar peret oHentIiesiurt.
Rpsen etper ct farlet 8ilsbe Of ben norIte lprHfe Diatutra
tbet LANCE SiSsruu, fpnt itratier fs menen be to nerteGiae
Grtbeosaar 1s14 us 1905. Sen ~inbebplber 9prtr9tter %
giosrafer af fslseube Ststere t~inigenteb ct rSbals af beres
Ttgte:
9poer Sasen, SpbaH Stprm Daund, gonraS Mtcolai
Sdpad, SimOn Gans gapFF, gaa1rta Sanien, Senrtf Gnier
1jerresaaro, Senrif @erselano, 8. g. G~seIbapen, SDlpeIter
Gtpertfon, Ghrttan Monieu, GnSreas @tn1r6, Spreen D4oe,
q. q. NerrB, D. q. 9aubitab, 2. q. Senfer, CLAUS 9apels
Siis, TbeobDr &ieruIt, Ole Big, Sbar Galen, Gasnruno
8inie, Camilla gppstt, NR. 5. DfpHrub, Senrit Sbien, 8iprn.
fierne BIsrnfou, gngebret Spuser, Senrf Rrpbn, Spnas 9e,
2preus Sistri9ion, arifiuu gffer, Grue @arbors, Spbu Sic,
Sotm @auIisuL Sucub .. Bull, RprSabI ORpIfien, srtitoier
@anbers, sbeoSor gaspart, Ser SioIe. &oienfrarta Subaien,
GHoers Suubeu, BibeIn &rns.
vi Sprurbet b~ibfattes:
Seq baaber, at mango al be bib til 2anbet inbHnt.
tsbe Rpren19nb sl gienFnbe benne 2pobiumling fin
garnoprs Sause = benz be tsrit bsrte at gPor eler baa
StOisns % at Der ira gassas glaoe oil itse fum for
8arnSpnsuunDeufs Sfiar. sfufbe benne 300 baSs
npsen ipeciel @etsEnn, jfuibe bet altiaa ppre ben at BE-
bragg til at bpDe blanf ben Suoe, io1 nenber tient mob
bort eumle S9breIanb."
Spsen sr 7o SiSer itpr, imlft ubFpret % trptt paa
fnt gaYr.
Rris insbttnsetS $3.50.
9. 2(nnnefen, Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Sens "Serurab. gpaeH" til sleat On
Reuner | gamIe .eauSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

ENIfRED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE Ism 1908
At rRE POST OFFICE AT DEBORAH. Iowa uspEn THE
ACT or CONGRESS or Marco ID 1907.
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officials of both companies are busy
working at the Keys themselves. The
company officials said that the refusal
Of the men to return severed finally
the bond heretofore existing.
Superintendent May Of the Western
Union declared that his company was
engaging e but would not say how
many. He said they wers coming
from all directions and that normal
conditions would prevail soon.
The officials of both companies claim
they are but an half an hour behind
in their work all the time. The gov
eminent business was being handled,
it was said, without any delay at all.
Although messages are being han
died with reasonable Dromptness so
far the companies refuse to take them
except subject to indefinite delay, ow-
ing to the fear of interference with
the wires.
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defense plans to impeach him, at a.
time or place.
Orchard Before Reformation.

The defense offered in evidence two
of the rogues' gallery pictures of Or
chard taken after his arrest for the
murder of Governor Steunenberg. The
pictures show Orchard in a garb re-
sembling that of a tramp, unshaven
and unllempt. Attorney Richardson
said the pictures were offered to show
the jury the condition of Orchard at
the time of the murder rs contrasted
with his appearance today. Judge
Wood admitted the pictures and they
we're handed to the Jurors, who Exam
ined them closely. Another picture Of
Orchard in a group of three men, one
holding a smoking revolver, was also
introduced in evidence by the de-
tense. The picture was taken in Salt
Lake City in 1901. Orchard said the
picture was taken as a novelty.
haywood continues an active par
ticipant in the conduct of his case. He
alertly watches every witness and be-
sides offering umerou suggestions
to his attorneys makes extended notes
as the taking Of testimony progresses.
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ing with intent to kill. Bail was fixed
at $4,000.
At the hearing De Wolf testified
that Harper entered his Office and,
after asking if he was prepared, drew
a revolver and fired three times at
him. De Wolf was unhurt.
On cross-examination De Wolf said
he had a dispute with Harper at the
American club recently and he struck
him. Harper had nothing to say dur
ing the proceedings.
Both men are well known and the
shooting created a sensation in club
and financial circles.
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MANY NoTABLEs ATTEND.
Luncheon in Honor Of Mark Twain in
London.

London, June 26.-The finest tribute
which Mark Twain Samuel L. Glenn
ens) has received in England was the
Pilgrims luncheon in his honor. The
hosts numbered $50, many of whose
names are known both sides of the
Atlantic. Two notable speeches we're
made, that Of Chief Secretary for Ire
land Birrell, introducing Mark Twain,
which was classic and full Of hI&nor,
concluding with a tribute Which
brought the company to it's feet fifth
prolonged cheering, and Mr.. Clemens
reply, which was largely humorous.
The presence of Mr.. Birrell and
many other members Of parliament
was particularly complimentary. be-
cause in order to attend they were
obliged to absent themselves from one
Of the most important and most inter
esting debates of the session.
The committee in charge of the
luncheon was obliged to refuse the
applications Of nearly 1000 persons
OF prominence who Keys anxious t0S..
a1atttend.s Il ssSas ssa 81 \
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a number of matters to go over with
the president-Cuban, Philippine and
others-all Of which are at present in
that state where a definite announce.
ment cannot be made concerning
them"
The secretary was taken in a tour
ing car to Sycamore Hill, where he
had luncheon with the president. In
the afternoon he left for New Haven
to take part in the commencement ex
ercises of Yale university.
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TAFT AT SYCAMORE HILL
Discusses War Department Affairs
With the President.

Oyster Bay, L. l., June 26.-Secre-
tary Of War Taft during the day paid
his first visit for this summer to Pres
ident Roosevelt's home at Sycamore
Hill to discuss Cuban, Philippine and
other affairs affecting the war depart
ment. This is the first opportunity
the president has had Of comforting
with the secretary sinca Mr.. Taft's
extended Western trip.
81 just ransdown to make a bet with
the president that Yale will win from
Harvard said the secretary in a iok
ing manieEsa he stepped from the
trYain;a SseSsielsly." he added. II have
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BY WAR MINISTER
Paris Papers Print Extras Announcing
New Mutinies.

Paris, June 26.-The sensational pa
pers are printing extras announcing
new mutinies of troops in the South,
but the war minister declares the
statements made to be only exaggera-
tions of insignificant incidents, adding
that nothing serious has occurred.
The mutinous soldiers Of the Seven
teenth regiment of infantry, recently
stationed at Agde, have arrived at
Gap, department of the Hautes-Alpes,
forty-six miles from Grenoble. When
the officers have been replaced the
troops will be sent to Southern Tunis.
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EVIDENCE OF DEFENSE
Orchard Shown to Be Companion
Of Mine Owners Detective.
STAR WITNESS AGAIN CALLED

Basis for His Impeachment Completed
and Several Photographs Taken Be-
fore His Reformation" Introduced
and Shown to Jury.
Boise, ida, June 26.-Counsel for
William d. Haywood devoted the early
part of the days session of court to
the completion of the basis for Harry
Orchards impeachment with Orchard
on the stand and then, calling the first
witness, entered upon a showing of
relationship at Cripple Greek prior to
the independence station explosion be-
tween Orchard and x. G. Sterling,
then chief detective for the Mine Own
srs' association. The impeachment of
Orchard relates almost entirely to the
proposition that he repeatedly pro-
fessed that he had been wronged by
Governor Steunenberg and that when
he talked of his wrongs he Invariably
threatened to kill steunenberg.
Orchard positively denied that he
ever made threats against steunen-
berg to any ofathe men, BY Mhomithes
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and compelled the passengers, about
twenty in number, to hand over what
ever of money and jewelry they car
ried. One of the passengers was
forced by the robber to pass the hat
among his companions of the journey.
The scene Of the holdup is near where
previous robberies of stages have oc-
Cured. A determined effort to cap.
ture the rObber will be made.
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WORK OF LONE HIlIGHWAYMAN

HoIds Up Two Stage Coaches In Cal.
ifornia.
Fresno, CAL, June 26.-An unknown
masked man halted two stages on the
road between Summit and Grub Gulch.
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NINETY PERSONS PERISH.
Only One Survivor of Wrecked South
American Steamer.

Santiago, Chile, June 26.-It is Off
cially announced by the Pacific Steam
Navigation company that only one
passenger was aboard the Santiago,
wrecked in a heavy squall fifty miles
north Of Corral, and he was drowned.
The only survivor was the fourth Off
Ger. All the rest of the crew, number
ing ninety and including twelve Eng
fish officers. are said to have per-
fshed. Only one boat was launched
and It was dashed to pieces on the
rocks after drifting for several days.
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TO HANDLE BUSINESS

Claim Of Telegraph Companies at San
Francisco.
San Francisco, June 26.-The sftua-
ton in the telegraphers' strike re-
mains unchanged, with everything
peaceful around the main Offices of the
companies. The formal notice Of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies to their striking operators
10 return to work was ignored by the
men, az was expected. None returned.
to work and the chief OPERATORS and
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CREATES SENSATION
Pittsburg Politician Attempts to Kill
Broker Of That City.

Pittsburg. June 26.-Major 7. Lem
uel Harper, secretary of the Amer
lean Republican club and former SUI
perintendelt Of the American Steel
Hoop company of this city, who was
arrested charged with assault upon
Levi de Wolf a hrpker. was held for
court on q charge.of telonious shoot
The Dickinson press., 1907-06-29

Your Wind Mills.
lam prepared to oil and take care Of
your wind-mills, make all necessary re.
pairs etc.
4-I4-tf e. WH1TMER.
The Dickinson press., 1907-06-29
OAKDALE NEWS.

Rattle snakes seem to be rather plen-
tiful this year.
Mrs. Nordstrum and Miss Erickson of
Delano, Mimi, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fleck have returned
from Dickinson, where they went to
meet their children on their return from
school.
There was quite a crowd here last Sum
day to watch the boys play Ball. It was
a practice game, getting ready for the
Fourth.
Everybody bring a well-6lled basket
and have a good %old-fashioned picnic
dinner the Fourth. There will be plenty
of fun for all.
Miss Marjorie Cuskelly arrived in Oak
dale last week and will spend the sum-
mer with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly.
Mrs. Helen M. Curry arrived last week
from Providence, r. l., to spend the
summer with her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Curry.
NJ. M. Coleman recently spent the
night at Oakdale on his way to the Good
all ranch, where he will visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. JOhn GOOdall.
The dance given by Miss Georgia
Townsend at Mr.. Connolly's home last
Friday night was largely attended and a
most excellent time is reported.
]. E. Phelan and three friends came
out last Thursday in an auto. From Rob-
ert Wilcox's they went with teams to the
ranch across the Little Missouri. The
party made the return trip Saturday.
Dennis Moran and M. M. Coleman
had quite a serious time trying to cross
the Little Missouri last week. Mr.,
Moran drove into the river and got stuck
but managed to get out safely. Mr.
Coleman was left OF the load and would
have been carried under had it not been
for the timely assistance Of Charley Phe'
Ian
The Dickinson press., 1907-06-29
A FAMOUS NEWSPAPER MAN

William E. Curtis, the famous cores
pondent of The Chicago Record-Herald,
writes a two-column letter for his paper
every day in the year without ihtermis-
sion. His powers Of sustained work are
as great a marvel as his faculty of always
making his matter interesting.
Probably no other newspaper cores
pondent in the country is read so regu-
larly and eagerly by so many thousands
of men and women as Mr.. Curtis. Mr..
Curtis has travelled several times around
the world, visiting every country under
the sun and writing. a larger number Of
brilliant and interesting letters of travel
than were ever before produced by
single hand. Many of these have later
been reprinted in book form. One of his
latest expeditions for The RecoN-Her-
aid was through Mexico, resulting in a
series of letters as entertaining as those
he wrote a few years ago from India,
Turkey and the Holy Land. His forth
coming letters from Ireland, Russia and
Germany will rival in importance and
| interest any of his previous contribu-
tons. $50.
Beginning his. career in Chicago as a
reporter in 1872, Mr.. Curtis rapidly rose
to be managing editor. He resigned
that position to accept a government
appointment as secretary of the South
American commission. So brilliantly
did he perform the duties of this office
that James G. Blaine, Secretary of State,
placed him at the head OF. the Bureau OF
American Republics. Al. the worlds
fair in Chicago he distinguished himself
as the executive head of the Latin-Am-
erican department. He is a member OF
almost every learned society in Wash.
ington and many in Europe. 1t is no,
strange that The Record:Herald prints
Mr.. Curtis letter every day 10 the first
column of the front page, and that moth.
ing but a California earthquake can dis
place it from that station of honor.