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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
100000 FOR ARMY OF BUGS
MASSACHUSETTS TO MAKE WAR
FARE ON BROWN-TAIL MOTHS.
One Hundred Thousand Parasites to
Destroy All Pests in
That State.

In asking the Massachusetts legis-
lature for a total appropriation of
100000 to cover the expense of the
warfare this year against the gypsy
and brOWn-tatl moths the state super
intendent for the suppression of in
sect pests said that more than So
600 parasites of the moths have been
let loose from the experiment station
at Melrose Highlands during the last
week, and that 10000 more will be
ready for liberation within a few
days.
This action represents the latest
and most scientific method of dealing
with q problem which has caused
an expenditure of many hundreds of
thousands ~ dollars in Massachusetts
and other New England states during
the last decade.
For the last two years experts have
been engaged in propagatins the par
asites. The headquarters of this
work has been in specially construct
ed buildings in the rear of No. 20
Highland avenue, Melrose, where
scores of different varieties of moth
eating insects have been received
from collectors sent to Europe for
that purpose.
The parasites so far selected work
against the moths in four distinct
ways. The large calosoma beetles, as
well as two other species closely al
lied to them, climb the trees, sieze
the caterpillars, and never let go
until they have devoured the wrig-
Cling insects. The tachinld flies lay
their eggs upon the outer skin of the
caterpillars, usually close to the
head. The larvae that hatch pene-
trate the skin of the caterpillar and
feed upon it's intestines.
Another group of parasitic flies de-
post eggs inside the skin of caterpil-
pillars, and there is another para
site, minute nudge, that drills into
the eggs of the caterpillar and lays
it's eggs inside. The larvae of the
parasite feeds upon the contents of
the caterpillar's eggs until ready to
emerge. Some of these flies also en-
ter the nests or winter webs of the
brown-tail moths ana there operate
upon alternating caterpiilars during
the winter months.
The scientists say there is every
reason to believe that in time these
parasites will accomplish the practical
suppression of the gypsy moth, as
they have in Europe. The present
experiment is regarded as the most
important that has been tried in the
war against the gypsy moth.
The workers at the experiment sta
ton, who include trained naturalists
from the department Of agriculture
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
ELEPHANT ATE $3.50 RING.
Owner of Diamond Consulted Law
yers, Doctors and X-Ray Experts.


yers, Doctors and X-Ray Experts.
One of the elephants at Chester
Park, in Chicago, swallowed $3.50
diamond ring which slipped off the
finger of Ike Martin, manager OF the
park, while he was feeding peanuts
to the beast a few days ago,
The ring contains three diamonds
set deep in a heavy gold band, and is
9 priced adornment worn for many
years by Mr.. Martin; and the ele-
plant, having eaten the ring, is now
naturally, but; as Mr.. Martin hopes
only temporarily, gorth $3.50 more
than he was when Mr. Powers, the
owner and trainer; carried the ami
NAL to Chicago.
How he is to recover his ring Is a
question that considerably agitates
Mr.. Martin, and in his perturbation
he has consulted lawyers, doctors and
X-ray experts-none of whom have
been able to give him much satisfac-
don Incidentally he has learned
that no Roentgen ray machine was
yet been made powerful enough to
penetrate through an elephant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
PLOW UP PLANTED COTTON
MANY FARMERS OF STATE ARE
FOLLOWING UNIONS ADVICE.
In Order to Reduce the Acreage
One-Tenth of Their Cotton Is
Being PlOwed Up.


A Rome special says that members
of the Farmers Union in that Sec
ton, determined to reduce the acre
age of cotton in the south and thus
put forward their campaign to raise
the price of the staple, are blowing
up 10 per cent of all cotton planted
earlier in the Season. This plan has
been urged upon all members of the
Union In every state or the south.
mat the members of the Floyd coun-
~ Union are carrying out the in
Structions from headquarters is stat
ed by w J. Walker, an officer of the
Rome Union.
Mr.. Walker states that the farm
ers in Vann's Valley neighborhood
nave already plowed up the advised
percentage of their crop, and those
III other parts of the county are TAX
ing similar action. The land that is
beng plowed up is being replanted
IN peas and corn, and the patriotic
members of the Union who are TAX
ing these measures feel assured OF
Jhe success of the plan.
Reports going in to Union City,
the headquarters of the Farmers I'M
Ion, are to the effect that the order
OIL the national officers is being COM
PIled with, not only by members but
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27

in Washington, assert that there is
no likelihood that the parasites
themselves will prove to be undesir-
able additions to New England in
sect life, as all the imported species
which are found to be in any way
dangerous have been rejected 1t is
the theory of the scientists that after
the parasites have reduced the ranks
of the gypsy and brown-tail moths
they will themselves become fewer in
number from lack of food supply
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
AN OKLAHOMA VETO.
Governor Haskell Made His Ideas
Clear to the People

Governor Haskell of Oklahoma
made use of the following classical
language the other day when he We
toed an antitrust bill that had been
passed by the legislature: Don t
be so reckless as the ardent cattle
tick exterminator, who in his anxiety
to kill the tick also killed the cow.
There are more elegant ways of ex-
pressing the same idea, but to the
Oklahoma mind the governor made
it quite clear that it was foolish to
kill tick with a sledge hammer
and risk the cows life at the same
time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
by those who do not belong to the

by those who do not belong to the
Union.
Detailed reports with reference to
each member who complies or fails
to comply with the order will be
kept, and also exact figures of the
amount of the crop destroyed in To-
calities as a whole will be tabulated
and kept on record.
The News has not heard of any
cotton being plowed up in Terrell
county
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Wife Dead from Measles and Hus-
band Desperately Ill.

The hand of affection is laid heav-
ilv upon the family of Mr.. G. T.
Fudge, who lives in the Shellman
neighborhood, The entire family
has been stricken with measles. Mrs.
Fudge died last Friday Her re-
mains were inferred at Rehoboth on
Saturday.
The last account we had of Mr..
Fudge was that the doctor had de-
SPARED of his recovery. Mrs. Fudge
was a splendid lady, a consistent
member of the Baptist church for
number of years, devoted wife and
mother, and a good neighbor.-Cuth-
bert Liberal Enterprise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
GRIGGs 20; RODDENBERY Is,
Ballot i'm Edison Showed Overwhelm-
ing Sentiment for Congressman.

DdEIOJ III EulSOn 0AAOh ca ONCEhnNIIh~
ing Sentiment for Congressman.
The Edison News printed this Item
in it's last issue:
The ballot box which was placed
in the store of Messrs. Strickland &
Many a few days ago for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the strength OF
the two candidate for congress by
straw ballot was opened Wednesday
morning and the votes counted by
responsible parties, and resulted as
follows:
James M. Griggs. .,............' ZIG
S. A. Roddenbery. ............. Is
This ballot box was conducted in
an impartial manner, and the result
of the count seems to be a fair exam
pie of the strength Of the two candi-
dates in this section.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27
win Speak for Smith and Griggs.

Hon. w. M. Harrell of cambridge
will speak here on Saturday, May
80, on the political issues. He is
staunch Griggs supporter, and is for
Hoke Smith. Edison News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27

81 suffered habitually from con-
stipation. Doan's Regulets relieved
and strengthened the bowels, so that
they have been regular ever since"
A. E. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs,
Texas
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-05-27

Feel languid, weak, rundown?
Headache? Stomach off? Just a
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tone stomach and liver,
promotes digestion, purifies the
blood.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Presbyterian Sunday School Raised
S42.77 for Home Missions.

wv friordIv noItog+ that has hpnn
oorrio3 ~, botwaoo tbo "Rlnes,' and
s.l,oasr o+ tho prosbytDrian SUNDAY
eo,ool +orm;oo,od sunday when a
oo1Ioo4ioo ro, to,,o, for homo mis-
sio,s which amounted to S42 II The
oo,.,,, ,,o, hooa o,rri.s =, for ta.
oos+ tl,coo woa,s r,oadars were an
rointod for tho two sides and "chose
- Mo ,oi,ts.,,o, whinh tho am
+ost wac made ware attendance Of each
sido dnrino three Sn,davs number of
NOW echolars enrolled bv each side
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Rice Harvest Wearing The End.

The continued good weather has
permitted the planters throughout
this section of the rice belt, to make
rapid Roadway with their harvest and
threshing. Many OF them have entire
~ finished and have their crop either
in the warehouse Or the prOdeedS of 1t
in the bank. A number of threshing
machines have been run in for the
season. 1t is estimated that there is
only about ten per cent of the grain in
this section to thresh yet.
a few more DAYS of the kind of
weather that has been prevailing for
the past three weeks. will see the crop
practically all in.
The results of this years harvest
has been a surprise in several ways.
1t has been demonstrated. as never
before, that rice land must be given a
rest if the best results are to be OBJ
tanned Rice, on old land that looked
as though it would make a ten sack
yield, has often fallen to five or six
On the other hand, the weld on new
land has been very satisfactory.
The we'll proposition is also gaining
favor throughout this section. Well
men report that there will be larger
number of wells out down this fall
than ever before. The irrigation well
has passed the experimental stage
and is now here to stay.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Judge Russell Officiates at Military
Wedding.

The sacred precinct of Judge Rus
sells court room was filled to over
flowing Monday night by an eager
throng of spectators, Of all cOlOrS.
who had assembled to witness the
marriage ceremony, that mas to bind
in bonds of perpetual (?) union, two
of Dark Towns we'll known charac-
tiers. The groom was the we'll known
tin-horn gambler, Frank Wallace,
while the bride was the sixteen year
old daughter of Scott COrmier. The
groom. whose dread of Judge Russell
was only exceeded by his fear Of ap-
pearing before Judge Miller on more
serious charge, was on hand promptly
on time. The blushing bride appeared
on the scene some half hour later, es-
corted by the bridesmaids" Deputy
Sberiffs Isaac Fontenot and Garland
| HAYES. Judge Russell performed the
ceremony with neatness and dispatch,
although we believe he failed either to
salute the bride or collect his fee from
the groom. A half hour after the
knot was tied the groom babe his
fri ,nds adieu, saying that he and his
wife had separated and he was going
west to grow up with the country
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
WORK At OIL FIELD REVIVED.
Well Known DrillerS Backed BY
Houston Capitalists Begin
Work This Week.

Work in Welsh Oil Field is being re-
su:ned this week after a Semi-dOrmant
p4riOd of several months. The new
work will be carried on, on the Woods
holdings a part of which have
been leased by Houston oil men.
Messrs Sweigert and Switzer OF
Houston arrived here Monday and are
at work on a derrick, preparatory to
beginning active operations. Their
first work will be to reclaim the
Woods we'll, which is generally recOg-
nized to have been one of the best
wells of The field until it sanded up a
couple of years ago. After they have
finished working on this well they in
tend to put down several shallow
wells hoping to tap the strate that
furnishes the oil for the wells in the
field that are now in operation.
Later they intend to sink deep well
believing that they will be able to
strike more profitable flow than
has yet been found.
Parties interestes IN the Welsh
Field will watch the work with good
deal of interest as it is the verdict of
practically every oil man that has
had any thing to do with the Welsh
Field, that the oil is there and will be
found when the field is properly de-
veloped.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
CONVICT SENSATION
Expected to Follow Report Of Grand
jury.

Lake Charles, La, Oct. 26-Tt is
said that there may be some sensa-
tional Developments following the re-
port of the grand jury, which on Sat
urday last, declares that the parish
convicts. in the Vickcr's. turpentine
camp were underfed and in many
cases indiscriminateIy whipped. There
are a number of prisoners now in the
parish jail, who have not yet been
taken to the turpentine camp, and It is
reported that when an attempt is made
to take them there to serve out their
sentences, attorneys representing them
will take steps TO prevent it on the
ground that the law permitting the
parish to sell the labor of its convicts
is unconstitutional This will likely
throw the case into the federal courts
! and as result, the search light vii.
be thrown into the various turpentjne
camps Of this parish where prisoners
are now being worked, 1t is under
stood that affidavts from d large
number of ex-prisoners, who have
served sentences, have been secured
and will be brought out at the proper
time, which will deal with many cases
of cruelty. Beaumont Enterprise.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
u,,dames Taft and Bryan Contribute
Hand Stitched Handkerchiefs
to Ladies' Bazaar.

Among the many attractive features
twill be presented in the merchants
Ih,asr that the ladies of the Presby-
srian church, of this city, will hold
hre this evening, the articles which
NIL attract the most attention are two
istieately hand stitched handkerchiefs
,ntributed by Mrs. William Jen-
lings Bryan and Mrs. William H.
Taft. These are fine hand embroidered
linen handkerchiefs, with the name
I the doner in each case, worked in
De corner. These beautiful dOna-
ions, which bear the handiwork Of
seneSt mistress of the White House,
we're accompanied by BRIEF notes of
good wishes for the success OF the
aerprise in which the ladies have
isn deyoting their time and energy.
The handkerchiefS will probably be
sold at auction and will doubtless
bring q fancy price as they will
b very appropriate and desirable
souvenirs of a great occasion, coming
nom the hands of two of the foremost
ladies of America. 1t is understood
hat a bid of $25, 90 has been made for
one of these trophies and $1,000 for
he other, but of course this is only a
sarter, as there are too many loyal
Apublieans and enthusiastic demo
eats here to let such desirable SOU
7nirs pass out of their hands at any
such figures as that.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
NUMBER q
Waterway improvement.

New Orleans, Cc'. 2S-Over the
signature Of Congrt Ssman Jos. f..
Ransdell, the President, the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress issued
the official call for the fifth annual
convention Of the congress to be held
at the New Willard Hotel, Washington
D. c. on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Dec. 9. 10 and II, 1908. The
Congress has two great objects IN
view. The first TO educate the people
to huge benefits TO follow intelligent
waterway Improvement. The second
is to commit the federal congress to d
broad and comprehensive policy Of
waterway and harbor Improvement.
Success means increased and cheapen-
ed transportation facilities for the
producer and the consumer, and there
is no question before the American
people more worthy of their serious
thought and consideration than the
proper development and utilization of
these natural and economic channels
of trade and TRANSFORMATION.
The National Rivers and Harbors
Congress is equally the friend Of
the small as well as the large water
way Improvement projects merit,
and through the cooperation of all
sections of the country expects To
succeed in committing the federal
Government to a plan which will open
to commerce streams, lakes and
harbors worthy the name, to the end
that all shippers and consumers may
enjoy maximum permanent relief from
excessive transportation cost, delay
and inetficiencv.
1t is essential, therefore, that all
sections Of the country send delegates
to Washington on December 8, 10 and
| ii to aid in the movement.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Cline Brothers and Day Thresh go
Sacks Rice in Eleven Hours.

What is probably the record thresh-
ing run ever made in this part Of the
state, if not in the rice belt, was fin
ished saturday afternoon by Cline
Brothers and Day. These gentlemen
have a new Peerless outfit and were
threshing on the G. A. Austin farm,
where they ran through 679 sacks OF
rice in eleven hours. This is better
than a sack a minute for the entire
time, a record that is hard to beat
TO those not familiar with the sack
would say that sack is equivalent tc
five bushels, and 679 sacks is thu
equivalent of 1896 bushels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Team Runs Away, Young Man Sus'
tains Broken Leg.

While out driving Sunday after
noon, Oscar Chrtlin, who has been
working in the short order stand,
next to the barber shop, had the mis-.
fortune to have his team run away
with him, upsetting the buggy, throw.
ing him out and fracturing his leg
between the knee and ankle The
fracture was reduced and the young
man is improving at this writing.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
Roosevelt Celebrated Fiftieth Birth
day Tuesday.

President Roosevelt celebrated his
fftieth birthday Tuesday. Many
congratulatOry messages we're re-
ce,ved at the White House. A dinner
narty was held in the evening to COM
memorate the event.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30

Oysters each Wednesday and
Friday, and Fish each Friday at
the Southern Mercantile Co., Ltd.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-30
For Sore Feet.

81 have found Bucklen's Arnica
Salve to be the proper thing to Use
tor sore feet, as we'll IS for healing
burns, sores, cuts, and all manner OF
abrasons," writes Mr.. ". stone, Of
Eass Poland, Maine. 1t is the proper
thing too for piles. Try it, SOLD
under guarantee at all druggists. 25c
Get your supper at the old Bel
building this evening. The Ladies
Guild serves it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

ring Goa peo fuloitGnois ltnbcrfa-
iteIie / andre Senieenoer) men ogiaa
.Doer, bpoo pi fan, of bet, iom er
h 0 RI poa oct omoelige % fuItur-
Gle Smrnaoe. Senator Senrp s.
@iertien / minneapolis bolbt forIe,
ben Gas en- Gale, bpori ban Tom inc
paa bette Spergsmaal, % bpcraf
G9ierne bill finbe ct lloorag paa ct
onbet Steo | bette Rumer. San er
! ct % aft enig | Den Der uotalte Sp.
fotning, og oct maa iiges at bore ct
olGoeligt 3ioens 3egn, at fremra.
gcnoe offentliee WGno, iom paa
mango Waaber maa iiees at itaa oct
cmerifanife nGrmere emo DC al os,
fem mere uoeluffenoe befi9ftiger iig
meo oct norife, bar tilegnet fig bette
Spn poa Sagen og benptter anleo-
ninsen til at ipreoe BET pibere. 9et
er oeioa en- SilfrebsitiGeIie of ie, at
minneapolis Sournal" fomplimen.
tcrer Senator @iertien for bans
SaIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

Ht Surbnoslopea | Georgia life
bar pGrct uoen @irfnine, flint Den
enonn finn bar pGret | araft en-
Iaoneos Sib, berries bIonbt anoet
Serat at Der peo Gebrliars Begun.
OeIie life bar en- eneite Songe | @p-
f9nsiIet | gtIanta - noget, iom life
tnr bGnot | Wanbs Minbe. Toli.
tiet | uGpnte gp bar | MeeeIcn bort
SGnoerne mer emo fuloe meo at
boIoe Stpr paa Heerene, iom ! be.
ritiet Silitano fan fiube paa ortreilt,
hbao oct ifaI p9re. Den fsriie Woa.
neo unber 1robibitionsIooen bar at-
Idntas SrSensooetere bapt iorboIos.
pis roIiee Gage. Sorbrpoelicr %
SIoasmaaI bar pGret meget iiGlo'
nere enc for, os oct Ter | bet belle no
til, of Spen bill itaa Jig goot poa
5oranoringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Zen mae Soma Manuel af Sort,


gal aater at aflegee S~ougeeOeu for
Observation-Disclosures, iom er ino.
faIbt til WsOe ben 20oe Sebruar, te.
leeraferes ira 9isiabon. Gaers az.
fer aougen at tilbringe De islgenoe
Waoneoer / Gintra, IA Wil ira Sis.
ia6on, bpor ser er ct fongeli9t Som-
merpalabs. Ser bill ban / 30 isge
at i9tte iig iuo | De mango npe Big.
ter, iom iaa pluoielig % lOentet
bIep Iagt oper paa bans ltnge Sful.
ore. - 90 og Srben FINES MI at
berife | belle Rortugal. Set bier iig
mn, at ser iomtibiet meb at 8ouger
CO 3rouprinieu blep mproet ganife
rigiiet blep iperfiat ct Sprsr / Spor.
TO, men oct bIep burtigt fuet, Seoerue
orreiteret % ct belt Splag al Saabell
tiuigemeo repplution9re Sfriftcr
foniiifereoeS. = 9e ire Wauo, Tom
a%rreltereoe8 paa Sanoelstorpet l Sts'
iabon bpor aoneemorbet fanbt Steo.
% iom mi$tpnftes for at oGre oelag.
tige / Woroet, bar piit Jig at bore
iuloitGnbig uifpIoise og err blit log
labt. 9igeioa bar bet piit fig, at en-
al DC ire, iom pad Steoet er orGbt Al
EoIitiet, bar uifploig. San er nem'
Zig gienfienot iom en- 9etient / en-
@uIbimeSbutif, % iom ! lin Srinci'
paI bIep icnSt no for of fisbe Sri
merfer retop paa oct Siospunft o.
fongelige ~paSiereoe, 90 oa Sfponin'
gen be9pnote, fom ban miot mo
Sorpirringcu. Get er ga flort, al
ilere al bCn iom par oelagtige
Somplottet lap pGf. - Zen lauo'
flpgtiae iorbenpGrenoe gremiermini'
iter Srnnco bar opboIbt iis en- Gags
Sio eler 70 paa iorifiellige Steoer
Sranfria % or M reiit til StaIicn.
s Sir$bogS par ban | 8enua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
st 3cm 9orf Telegram inoeboIoer

st Ieu 9orf Telegram ~inoeboloer
ei Gar ubtaIeIier al Sames S. Sin,
iom bill interesiere mango 6olf Der
! Better. Son paaltaor iaaleoeS, at
Standardization oil bIipc meget
minbre til Sommeren, emo ben par
iioite CONNER. Der pil operbopebet,
mener ban, blipe forbolospiS eanife
title | neutrality-suspicious.. 2au'
bet trGnser Spile, % ban tror, oct
.iqritnben er opermoabe belbigt, at
oct mi or iorbi meo "benne Sege.
bans, iom bar eiort 6orboloene lao
uiifre | Den ienere Sib. S Horbpe.
item, flyer Sill, er Der lioen Rerelie
ligeiom ! andre 3eIe al 2anoct, men
man bar BOG life liot iaa meget pao
@rlno al Ienaefriien Der iom poo
pisie andre Steocr. glt, man MI be.
hepcr at aisre, er at looe 9anoet |
5reb, iubtil oct bar qicnpunoet ocn
oct bar tobt unber "Serebon.
,8ier man oct, bill aItins
inort rette pon fig igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

q Stabsmagterne bsr meo fat
Saano p9rne Sanbet moo De Sarer,
ipm oirefte eiler in0irefte triter bets
% rationale llafb9ngis.
beo fra ben fremmeoe aapitalS SIDE.
- Ser bsr inareit muligt gipes
enbelige fulot efeftipe SopbeItelnmel-
Ter, Der forbinorer Sorb, Better %
Sfog at fomtne paa enfelte @Pnbs
eler SelifaberS Senoer ! en- noItref-
ming, iom maatte blipe til SfoSe for
ben ieloitGnoige @onbeitano."
StortbingsprGiibent Carl Serner
er Observation-Disclosures Sor.
mano.
Den 2Sbe Sanliar mebbeleS fra
ariItiania: De &onierbatioes 2anbs.
msbe bar igaar og iong funoet Steo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
De norife partier.

Sra Sriitiania mebbeles Den 2lbe
Sanuar: Stortbingets Senitregrup.
pc par / Gftermiboag i~ammenfaIbt til
ct @soc, paa bpilfet til SebanoIing
fcreIaa ct af As genitremGno mo.
ienbt 6orilag ON Observation-Disclosures
SpIsSuiua. Sorinoen gfitemninsen
forIoo en- Gel @enitremGrb @fsoet.
Splssuiueen pebtoges meo ct tort
3lertoI. % bette SIertaI belntteoe
oeleiter al oprette en- no Senitrefor.
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