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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, JANUARY 81.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

-BUTTER-F1rmer;, Elslh
price of extra creamery is 3012c; local price,
extra creamery, 3O12c; prints, Bic; 1rsts.
27@2Sc; seconds, 24@25c; process, 22Q2SIG;'
9 daFy fancy 24c lines 21@22c; fresh roll
CHEESE-Steady;, American full cream Edr
new make, twins, 1112@12c; Young Amer
icas, 12A@13c; daisies, 13@f31ac; longhornIs'
l27@Q13c; limburger, 1472@15c; fancy pr.th;
adlhSg12e; low grades, 10911ei ~ imp pound
Swiss, new, 15016c; sapsago, 22c oa,,oo
EGGS = Market steady. The pro.a los,,
boards official market for strictly r 51d
laid as received, cases returned, 2zW-4 ia
nigh grade, recandled, strictly fresh' WI WI
bring 26c; April storage, recandllesd, i lse
onds, 10@12c; checks, 10@12c. RecelplS'
1872 cases; yesterday, 265 cases.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-Cheese-F
daisies, 124 4ES1i3G twins 11@12Ac; Young
creameries, 21@36c; diaries, 19@27c. Eggs
Weak: at mark, cases included, 2O@21c.
KAIJKAUNA, Wis, Jan. 2O.-The aver
age price of cheese in Outagamie county for
1907 was 1870, or 11ac more than for 1905.
Appleton board the amount unit sol sold was 1916 $40,
600 lbs compared to 2,2O1, 200 lbs In 1906.
At Seymour the amount was 100000 lbs
against 1,542,OOO lbs in 1906.
NEW YORK, JAN 21.-Butter-Firm; re-
ceiipts, 1887; creamery, specials, 311Ag32c.
Egs-Weak; receipts, 1883; state, Pennsyl-
yania and nearby fancy, selected, white, 20
M3Oc good to choice, 26@2Sc; brown and
mixed, fancy, 25@26c; f1rsts, 221a@23c; west
ern and southwestern, first, 2272c; seconds,
ELGIN, ILL.,, Jan, 2o..[speciall- Butter:-
Market firm at 3O1ac. Output for week in
this district $4,000 pounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
Vegetarian Settlement in Kansas.

The ''crank" got to Kansas rather ear
ly. The first thing in that line seems
to have been a vegetarian colony or
ganized in the east for the purpose Of
establishing settlement in Kansas ter
ritory. G. II. De Wolf of Philadelphia
was elected president, D. McLauren,
treasurer, and II. S. Club Of New York,
secretary. The place chosen was on a
small creek about six miles south of
Humboldt, Allen county. About 100 per-
refused to indulge in the use of meat,
tea. coffee, tobacco or other stimulant
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
WHO CUT THE GLASS =?
Green Bay Police Want Person Who De-
stroyed Valuable Plate Win
dows Along Street.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 21.-[Spe-
cial. Police officials are today search
ing for the person who went through
two blocks on Washington street, the
principal business district Of the city,
with a glass cutter or diamond ring,
cutting the plate glass windows on the
east side of the street Few windows
were left untouched. Most of the win
dows slashed are today in such condi-
ton that slight jar will cause them to
break to pieces and entail loss of be-
tween $1,000 and $500.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
CONSTANTINE TRIES SUICIDE.
Slayer of Mrs. Gentry Jumps from Gal
lery in Prison.

. CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 2O.-Frank J.
Constantine, as the result of having
leaped from the seventh gallery in the
Joliet penitentiary in an attempt TO
commit suicide, is lying unconscious in
the prison hospital, and is believed to
be near death.
The Italian, who is serving life SEN
tence for the murder of Mrs Louise II.
Gentry, made his spectacular attempt TO
end his life while under extra guard.
He shot thirty feet through the air and
crashed on the stone tagging of the
prison rotunda. The attempt was made
Saturday night.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
WORKHOUSE; THEN JAIL
Toledo Ice Dealers Who Form Trust
Are Re-Sentenced by Supreme
Court

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 21.-The ice
dealers of Toledo, r. G. Lemon, R. O.
Beard and J. A. Miller, who were sent
to the workhouse as punishment for
forming an ice trust, got little consola-
ton in the decision of the supreme court
today. They had been sentenced to the
workhouse by Judge Kincads as the re
suit of their conviction and the court in
terferes with those sentences only so far
as to hold that they should have been
sentenced to the jail instead, and they
are sent back to be resentenced.
They received a year sentence and a
fine of $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
Diamond Salesman's Secrets.

''There is no line in which more care
must be exercised than in selling dia-
monds,' remarked one of the oldest deal
ers in Cleveland. "For instance, we
don't dare show man a larger stone
than he can afford to buy.
Even diamond a carat or carat
and a half in size looks like a mighty
small affair to pay so much money for
and if a man comes in expecting to pay
S75 for a diamond he may get Disguised
and not buv e all if the salesman shows
him something a little larger for 5000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
LICENSE LEAGUE MEF12
"MoDEL" ASSOCIATION IS Ann.
LOW SALOON. ~
Big Conference to Consider, Too, ps,4.
lions According TO Population
of Cities.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, JAN q ~
Model License league opened its f trs
annual session here today with rn ,s
attendance of delegates present f Sp"a
many parts Of the United States rum NJ
object of the convention is the o6on tle
of liquor license law and the ;n .psOI
ration of campaign for its cnact ,asO'
by various Legislatures and civ nors,,
ments. The law will have for it, n or,'
pose the elimination of low saloons pug
moval of the saloon from politics H.
placing the proprietors out Of rbn roo%
of bosses" and the restriction Of Tl
number of saloons to conform to q a ,us
tain standard of population. The dns
gates included legislators, brewers ii,
tiIlers, state and city officials and ,~S
licistS. p"o'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
SPORT PARAGRAPHS.

Jack Bonner of Summit HILL Pa, dis
played none of his old-time fire in his
return to the ring at Philadelphia aud
was beaten by Jack Blackburn. Bonner
had an advantage of fully twenty pounds
on his opponent. In the first two rounds
Blackburn did nearly all his work with
Lent jabs. In the third round Black
burn knocked Bonner down with a right
swing to the jaw. Bonner was no sooner
up than he. knocked Blackburn down
with long right swing on the neck
In the fourth and fifth rounds Black
burn landed hard on Bonner with
straight right and left uppercuts, and in
the latter round Bonner was wabbllng
at the bell Bonner managed to stay
the limit.
After a great deal of wrangling for
over Il week the managers of Billy Papke
and Hugo Kelly got together early this
morning and signed articles for the men
to box in a return match here before the
Milwaukee Boxing club at the Hippo
drome building, about February II. The
2nen will divide the money on a basis
of go and 40 Per cent. The weight is
to be 15S pounds ringside. Malachy
Hogan was not mentioned as referee and
it is probable that the boxers will de-
eide on some other one, although the club
favored Hogan.
Harry Speer not Kid Speer), the
bic for landing pennant for the Wichi-
ia team last season. and who was draft
ed by Charles Comiskey sent in his
signed contract to the owner of the
White Sox yesterday. Jakey Atz, who
finished the season with the SoX, also
was heard from, his contract being re-
tul aed, signed.
Boxing promoters in the east are on
the trail of Packy Mcfarland seeking
matches for the little Chicago light
weight since his decisive win over Bert
Reyes at Boston Tuesday night. Matty
Baldwin. the Chelsea boy who has cut
wide Swath in the siX-round class at
Philadelphia of late, seems to stand out
brightest in the ranks of the probable
candidates for the next collision with the
stOckyards champion to be followed by
Young Erne or Young Loughrey.
A special from Kansas City says: Al
though the deal is not yet closed. George
Tebeau, owner of the Kansas City and
Louisville baseball teams of the Ameri-
can association, has practically agreed to
let Tom Chivington of the Louisville
team have Third Baseman Jimmy Burke
for the ColoneIs''
President Charlie Murphy of the
Cubs. who along with other magnates
has been. trying to sign Pitcher Hey
ninger of Princeton, received a letter
from the Tigers star twirler yesterday
to the effect that he would not play
professional ball with any team.
G. B. Affieck. chairman of the registra-
ton board of the Central A \. t., an
nounces the registration of four new bas-
ket ball organizations to the association.
The newcomers are Charlottesville Und.l
high school. Michigan Agricultural col
lege at Lansing, Co. F. Wisconsin Ma
tional guard (0conto, Wis), and Grand
Haven (Mich) Military company.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
MILWAUKEE, srocKYARDs REPORT.

CATTLE-Market is steady; butchers
steert, good to choice, 45U@5.25; medium
to good, S5O@4.OO; heifers, medium to good,
3,25@400; common to fair, 100000 cows,
good to choice, 3.25@3. Is; fair, to good,
$50: bulls, good to choice, 3:25@3: 75; bo-
logna bulls, common to fair, 2.5O@3.OO; feed
ers, 3.25@3.75; stockers, 2.50@3.O0; mixers
and springers very dull, common unsafe
able except for Gamers, good to choice,
so. OO03S. 90.
SHEEP-Market steady; common to fair,
common to fair. 4.5O@5.5O; choice to prime,
6.5007 %; bucks, 2.25@3.OO.
HOGS-Stcady; mixed and butchers, 4;25
@4.55;, packers, 4.30@4.40; light, 42O94.35;
pigs, 4.OOQ4. 10
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
WINE SERVED; WILL NOT SPEAK.
Gov. Hoke Smith of Georgia Refuses to
Deliver Banquet Speech.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 21-Bocause
the Virginia Society of Atlanta served
Wine at its banquet last night, Gov.
Hoke Smith refused to attend and de-
liver a speech which he had prepared.
The governor says that under the prOhi-
bition law now i'll force in Georgia he
doubts if wine can be served at public
banquet without violating the law, and
as the chief executive. charged with en-
present on an occasion where the law is
publicly violated. The Virginia society
proceeded with the wine and without the
governor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
FURNITURE FOR NYE
Referee in Bankruptcy's Office 20 Be
Fixed Up Like Federal
Court.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 21.-
Especial. Representative Stafford this
morning called on Assistant Secretary
Winthrop at the treasury department to
submit request of e. Q. Nye, referee
in bankruptcy, for new furniture in his
office in the federal building at Milwau-
kee. 1t is the wish of Referee Nye to
have his room entirely reitted so as to
conform in appearance to that of the
federal judges. Secretary Winthrop as
sured Mr. Stafford that the desires Of
Referee Nye would be complied with.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24

The salesman. if he knows his business,
will find to certainty just how much
customer is willing to pay before he
shows him anything.
Then it's better not to show co,ored
stone. such as a ruby or an emerald or
blush diamond in connection with
other diamonds. If you show some Gus
toners a colored stone and then put it
away ana show him good white dia-
mond he will declare that the diamond IS
off color. 1t does not seem to be Whim
so much as the effect on the eyes OF the
colors in the stones. ''-Cleveland PLAN
Dealer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
CLAIM TEMPERANCE VICTORY
Anti-Saloon' Folks Declare They PrI.
Knoxville Council

GNONVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2f-rD
the city election here Capt. John N
Brooks, Democrat, was elected mavo r
John Flenniken, chairman of the boarS
of public works; William Brakebi)l anS
r. B. Ragsdale, associate members "t Of
the board. The last two named are mpm'
bers of the citizens reform party. Which
therefore keeps control of the police and
fire department.
Enforcement of temperance laws was
the main issue and the reformers claim
seven of the eleven aldermen are for
temperance.
The election was quiet although tbe
campaign has been one of the bitteresr
in years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
TEMPERANCE TO BE ISSUE.
Madison Campaign to Be Along Prohj.
bifiOn Lines,

MADISON, Wis, Jan. TSpecall
AS the result of the invasion of the
city Sunday by the forces of the anti
saloon league, a campaign was naugu.
rated today to put the lid" on in Madi
son. This will be the issue for the spring
campaign and the anti-Iiquor interests
Madison preacher, for mayor Mayor j.
c.. Schubert, the present incumbent, will
also be candidate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
Studious Wasps.

In the past ten days a countless tIu+-
Der of wasps arrived in Glenn coun .o-
They have taken liking to schooln1uSro
and in several instances the pupli Sl ~. If
been bothered to such an eXtentt, - !na'
has been impossible to study" ili'''-'-
Cor. Sacramento Bee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24

and lived only on vegetables and fruits.
Though each colonist was to own his
own property, the colony was to be to a
certain extent cooperative. During the
summer and fall of 1856 there was
much sickness and the greater part of
the colonists left the country. The only
reminder of the colony which now re-
mains is the fact that the stream on
which they settled IS still known as
Vegetarian creek.-Kansas City Star
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
MUST HAVE FIFTY SALOONS.
Voters of Marquette Vote Against Cut
ting Quota.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Jan. 21-By
an overwhelming majority the PROPOSE
ton of reducing the present number Of
fifty saloons to twenty-five was defeated
by a vote of more than three to one
When the polls had closed at O'Clock
last night more than three-fourthS OF the
normal vote had been brought out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
WILL OPERATE ON C. S. DARRO"'
Chicago Attorney, III in Los AnS'i'"
Takes a Turn for the Worse

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 2l:-1 +Rs
Chicago attorney, who is i'll in Los 1so na
geles, has taken a turn for, the % nic6t
He was taken to hospital last d isr,
following a consultation of lphEs 5n;i he
and an operation for mostordltls VIII
performed today.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 14.75ID15.OO; No. I
timothy hay, l3.50@14O0; No. 2 timothy
hay, II. 5O@13.OO; clover and mixed, 10000
1850; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
1O.50@11O0; No, l prairie, 9.50@10.O0; No.
feeding, s.0O@s.5 80; packing hay, 5.5o@6,Oo
rye straw, 7.50MS.OO; oats straw, 6.5O@7.O
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
Autos Use Oil Lamp.

A law recently passed forbI!is h Gc1r
mobilists in Havana the use OF Dig ~ iii
bide refectors and restricts them u
lamps.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24

A blight of the tea plants caused by
the bite of mosquitoes is causing much
alarm among the tea planters in India.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
GAINS FOR STATE BANKS.
Commissioner Bergh's Report Most Graft
flying.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 21.-LSpeciaL:I
Wisconsin financially made gains II
1907 and had there been no tnancaii
troubles during the late fall. the RECORD
would have been simply marvellous. IHI'
is shown by the annual report OF CoIl'
missioner of Banking NJ. {. Befsn'
transmitted to Gov. Davidson.
Mr.. Bergh urges the necessity OF lnG NOR,
frequent examination of the state DahAs,
but without additional examiners lLs
is impossible Thirty-tW0 state DallhS S
were chartered during the year, tnIe0
banks left the jurisdiction Of the depart
ment and became national banks. NV
banks voluntarily liquidated and pa.HI az
positors in full. One bank was place. IS
in the hands Of the COMMISSIONS , w
banking, making a net gain III nuld lo.
of state banks for the year, l"enISd
three. Sixteen state banks lhCl 80
their capital from an aggregate Oh @o,G
600 to $704, 600. There was net S .tn
of $50, 600 in capitalization during t tIo
twelve months. A comparison o. n EnU
consolidated bank statements Oh ~
cember 3, 1907. with similar c3 @Isom.
dation of a year ago shows a S uOsl" "a
tial increase in the principal Items u
resources and liabilities. t0-Wlt: ,o,,ncs
State 9"Sinns'
Increase in Banks. cana ga IS
Total resources -. SIS, 9O36Sf.oI % 9Gg Il
Loans and discounts s, IL, o9o.o9 A'''1'
Capital, surplus and roS9U2
DEPOSITS . 7.OS4, 850.42 10o'09o'O'
Available cash Gn-
Guiding $653,646 in
cPr'g house checks .oe oq0 Y
nd nssfiG nn ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24
vIscoUNT HAYAsHI, MINISTER OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, VOICES
DECLARATION.
TO MAKE STRINGENT RULES.
Coolies Representing Themselves as Stu
dents to Be Effectually Excluded
from America.
WILL KEEP LABORERs AT HOME.

Japanese minister of foreign affairs, in
an interview today, made a statement
concerning the emigration question
which may be considered as an official
declaration of the attitude of the govern
ment, it having been prepared for, pub
LEGATION in Japan anticipating similar
statement of the Diet. Minister Hayashi
said:
Government to Investigate.
"The government of Japan is deter
mined to investigate the personal stand
ing of those that go to America as stu
dents requiring two sureties before they
leave. The government realizes that the
emigration of laborers pretending to be
students is liable to be embarrassing TO
America and, therefore, we are deter
mined to prevent the emigration OF la
borers.
while the proposed restrictions may
be embarrassing to real students, all le-
gal restrictions will be made alike be-
cause one dishonest person may embar-
rass many who are honest
Present Rumor Is Fabrication.
although the negotiations with
America have not yet been concluded, l
may make the definite statement, as
minister of foreign affairs, that the ru-
mOrS Which nave been circulated 10 lue
effect that any important question is
pending between America and Japan is
a fabrication, originating in certain
section of the United States.
SHOULD emigration to Hawaii not be
prevented entirely the ministers of for
eign affairs will not hesitate to entirely
prohibit japanese emigration to those
sections. The foreign Office intends to
prohibit emigration. to Mexico. Those
who desire to send emigrants to Mexico
will be regarded as assisting emigrants
to enter the United States through the
frontier and, therefore, they will be
treated as lawbreakers.
Commercial Interests Justify Move.
Resolutions condemning the govern
ment's attitude are unfair, because we
have adopted a definite policy and any
agitation on our part will intensity sus-
picion in the United States and result
to our disadvantage. The consideration
of our commercial interests would justify
our policy in regard to foreign relations.
It's misconception by politicians is dis
advantageous to our state. Our present
policy is fully justified from the stand
point of the fundamental principal of
international relations"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-01-24

#Decrease.
The paid in capital of the eleven TVS u
companies has been increased tEcLl e. g.
Ill, 900 on November l., l900, 70 s %Tr
100000 on December 3, 1905 t ana and
plus fund from $213, 250 to 81 zo 1aT ,'t ~
the total resources from $I,Il''Io11~
to SIC, 2O3, 335.0S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Pcpoineepale.

Sorbrmosienator Curtis fra aan'
los befinber fig | ct ilemt Dilemma.
San bar faaet llnoerretning ON, at
Observation-Disclosures | Sflabomo
agter at pGIge BAN til Ssooing efter
@aib.bun.gab, iom forleoen or Of
gaaet peb 9sben. Senatpren enlfer
imiolertib life "Sobben", og ban er
ligeiaa uroffelig beitemt paa life al
tage imoo ben, iom Rooiepelt er paa
at oiilaa Ell treble Sermin iom ErGli'
bent.
Oct er iiGr observation-disclosures
inoen Stanmen. iom iprer for Bal
get af Senator Curtis, Der ielp er Ell
aapinoianer / treble eIler fieroe SEQ.
Saainart Senatoren fit NpS ON Den
BAN tiltenfte ggre, Loo ban Itrar
ienoe 9lio ON, at Der til Sspoinge'
itiaingen ubetinaet buroe pGlgeS Ell
of be aienIepenbe SuIobIobSmeSlem'
mer al Stammen. Ser er fin II
~iaaoanne iaieu, % belle Stammen
teller finn 225 Weblemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
nc fnpttet / fsrite Heffe. De ifal
mtnoeS lpnge.
Dietie Poieiterets:
|. Rienoelie.

gn nteget pigtig &ienbeIie err ben
24oe afgipet al be Soreneoe StaterS
Ssieiteret. Gen gaar / &ortbeo no
paa, at SepburnIopen al 1906 bit.
nof opbppebe glfinslopen, buab bet
por Weningeu ben iflilbe gisre, men
ben forbinorer life, at Der relies
retSIig Siltale moo Sernbaner for
uIoplig &abatgipning, Der baterer Jig
tiIbage til for ben 29be SUM- 1906,
oa Sepburnloben peotoges % traaOte
ifraft.
ct al ReiuItaterne al oenne 9ien.
belle er, of Great Iortbern6onen og
Here al oens gmbebsmpnb, Der / 81.
~ItrittSretten / Miuneiota beilutteoeS
iat unber Siltale for SpertrP6eIier
uf Glfinslopen, bill BIZ nsSt til at be.
tale De Iopbeitemte 9soer, ibet I'm
oerrettens &~ientelie MI ita6f9ites al
.Snnbets bsieite 9omitol.
SienbeIien bar oeiaa en- afgisrenoe
9etponing for 90 Iiaioner.0 ommen
mob Stanooro Oil. 8ompaniet, iSet
oettes Sopeboreument / appeIleriu.
gen al 8ommen netop Dor baieret
paa oenne iamme Saaitan6, iom
Ssieiteret MI bar unberfienbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
st beipuScrlist Eartucrifab err cp

Saget meIlem Ell Irreitant o. Ell SAT-
9cooater / HenbSburg / Spiflano.
Ser begpnbte at fomme | Smlsb |
@peu iaa mango iaIife 5'Iarfitpffer,
90 man bespnote tiliioit at iaa en-
Nnelie ON, at OiSie ialite Tense fonl
ira ieIpe SGngilet. en- Seteftiu
Shneiber loo fig oerpaa arreitere, for
al lettere tuube unbcrisge Sorbolbe'
ne / SGugilet. aacrebe nGite gtai
ii. ban bore Ell ipag Spb al Sommer'
Jag ira en- aiitbeS Gele % ~ioritor
itrar, at Der maatte Ierfiteoet pGre.
Otter CT aitoIt SignaI tiItalote ban
CT Bar aolegoer. % ON Hatten ouer'
rumpIebe &c aouife ristigt Npntma'
gerue. Oct bite iis, at Der lao Ell
Sauac, Tom bar blet bsmt for Sulif'
mputueri, men ioo bopoe ban betrcei
fig iii SGnsielSinipefteren, Tom nil
lig iubgit ct Sorbuno meo ham, ben
teoe Ipparaterne, Tom bar ifiult pac
CT beitemt Steb, % iaa fortiatte De tc
@ebriiten / SPusilet 90 bette 6or'
tIcneiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Sryeeeriarbeioerne

SisIGe teIegroiiif IeOoeIeIie ira
Columbus. 8, bar DIR. SouiS
aemper, Sctrctrreu / @rpa9eriar'
beioerneS &nnoSiorenina, "llritcr
@rcperu @orferS OF Nmerico", foaet
oiiicieIt lluberretuiug ON, at Nmeri'
con Sebcration Of 2nbor bar bciluttei
al aipe &onoSiorcniugen tiIbaoe fl
Charter noen SuoitrTntninger ol
puu iammC &iItanr. iom oct oprinoe.
Iig u6itcote& / 1887.
Gcttc OiI ntco on6rc Sro Iige, al
Ancricor federation Of 2abor opoi
per lin ,%ilirisoittion ppcr Waifiniitel
% TprbpNere / @rp0Qcrier, bpiIfe oft
iaa fommer til az ~iortere inc uubel
@rp0geriorbeiocror StI
riaoittion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Jnteeritets. g raftaten.

Gen mcIlem 9orge og DC fire moro.
crlropGiifc Stormagter ofiluteoe Sn.
tegritet&trottot offentliggioroes Den
t2te Sebrllor iamtioig / De fem Ti'
gers Soocoitpoer, Sriitiania, Ser.
lin, Yari$, &onoon % ct. Getcrs'
burg.
Sroftoten err | Speriettelie iaa'
Ipocube:
Irtifel 1.
Gen norife Reeiering forpli8ter
fg til life at aiitaa til nogen Wogt,
hperfen til Stfnpation eler til mo-
%scniombcIit 9ispoiition, nogen Gel
al oct norife Serritorirm.
artifel 3.
Se tpifc, iranife, brittle OF rus
fife Reaieriuger anerficnoer % for
pliater iis til at reipeftere GorgcS
Sntegritet.
SpiS &orges Suteeritet trueS ell
Ter fr9ufeS al bpiIfeniombelit Ragt,
iorpIigter DC tpife, frantic, brittle
"a rriSiiife &egierinser iig til, eiter
Ell foriioaoaeuoe @teooelelic | Den
Scuiigt ira Den norife Sesierings
SIDE, mco DC IibIer, iom maattc
loniees melt ftifteoe, of poe Senne