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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
OUT FOR BRYAN.
Says the Railroads Do Not Care Who
Is Elected.

A dispatch from Hot Springs, Va,
says: Melville E. ingalls,, formerly
president of the Big Four and Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads, and still
heavily interested in them and in
other roads, says that it will make
little difference to the railroads of
the country who is elected president
this fall. -
IF it is Bryan" he said there. will
be hell of time up, there in. Wall
street for month, and then things
will return to normal. Ir Taft is elect
ed, there will not be any disturbance,
but in month after election, it will
come to the same thing, SO far as
the railroads are concerned, with
either the finner.
Taft Is wise man, a great man,
and of judicial temperament. There
is no doubt that he will pursue the
Roosevelt policies, but he will not
talk as Roosevelt has done.
after all, it was Roosevelt's talk
ing and not his policies that did harm.
1t must be admitted that Roosevelt
is wild, for a president Of the United
States. He has not yet sobered. 1t
is nonsense to say that the election
of any man will wreck the country.
Andrew Johnson and Theodore
Roosevelt put great strain on it,
but they were unable to affect it be-
yond quick recovery.
lone. of my reasons for supporting
Bryan is that / am tired" of hearing
the panicky talk. about his election
raising Ned with. OUT prosperity.
:, 81, don't believe it. Anyhow am
boy enough still to'>Want to try it
and. see. 4.a,% ~ . .}'%. 'S2-,1,
:. 4.BesidestI believe that If Bryan
entered thearwhite' house he would
become sober and conservative
statesman" -. -:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
TALKS INTO PHONOGRAPH.
Bryan Adopts Novel Method for
Spreading His Political Views.

Spreading His Political Views.
Most of last Tuesday was spent by
Mr.. Bryan at his homo in FairvieW,
Neb., in delivering short speeches on
the issues Of the campaign into
phonograph. Previously he made
similar speeches on the records OF
a competing concern. The intention
is to give the speeches wide distribu-
ton throughout the country. or his
own volition Mr.. Bryan announced
that he had received $500 from each
of the two concerns as compensation
for his work.
When confronted with the sugges-
tion by a newspaper man that he
had accepted money from corpora
tions, and thereby had acted contrary
to the declared policy, of the Demo-
cratic party, Mr.. Bry~n stated that
the whole proposition was a COM
mercial one, and that he very pro-,
perly could accept pay for his labors.
The remittances were not retained
bv him, but he turned them over 10
the State and county Democratlc
committees respectively as parsonal
contribution.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
THROWN FROM AUTOMOBILE.
Spartanburg Doctor Has q Narrow
Escape.

A dispatch from Spartanburg We'd
nesday says George Moore, the we'll
known mail carrier. of Moorer: F.
D. Route No. 2, who uses an auto
mobile, in serving his route, and DR..
J. NJ. Lanham figured in an accident
that came near resulting seriously.
Mr.. Moore, who recently purchased
a new machine, carried DR.. Lanham
out for a ride near Cavins. The
machine was running at a rate Of
forty miles the hour, when it struck
an embankment, and Dr.. Lanham
was thrown forty feet into a corn
field. Remarkable to state, he was
not badly injured. Mr.. Moore held
on to his seat. The machine was so
badly injured that machinest had
to 60 and repair the damage.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
SWINDLERS CAUGHT
QUICK WORK OF DETECTIVES
BROKEN WALL STREET GANG.
Four Are Awaiting Trial and Four
Have Fled--IndividuaIs and Cor

Have Fled--IndiyiduaIs and Cor
poratiops Forced Into Bankruptcy.
11 Three months ago Lieut.. Bernard
McConville, of the Detective bureau
of. the police force of New York city.
started out to clean up band of
alleged noted swindlers, who had been
operating extensively in the Wall
street district. The net result OF
his labor to date is:
Convicted and sentenced to states
prison: John Joseph Campbell, Maj.
James N. Whelpley, Regulus Ship
pey and Charles Barry, alias Barry.
Arrested and awaiting trial: John
Gundlach, E. Elliott .Trautwein,
Frank C. Helm and Michael Jacobs
Fugitive. from justice: Charles
Gardner and three others whose
names are withheld from publication
at the request of the district attorney.
In addition the investigation has
brought to light crooked note tran
sactions that have covered a period
of three years and involved 1,600,-
600. Several of the individuals
and corporations have been driven
into bankruptcy, and an endless
chain of"litigations has resulted:
McConville began his crusade by
the arrest of John j. Campbell, a.
former. member of John J. Rookie
feller, Jr.'s Sunday school class: He
was charged with the theft Of S3,-
OGO;sin notes from the Delhi Silk
company. He' admitted the. crime
and confessed he had taken part in
scheme to float s15O,oOb worth. Of
notes Of the Sherman Geo.. cutlery
dealers, of Keyport, n. J. Campbell
involved in his confession Maj. ].
N. Whelpley, an ex-conyict with, q
long police, record. Whelpley, un-
der various aliases, had represented
himself as one of the executors Of
an estate that had money to loan on
notes. He would get possession of
the notes, turn them over to his con-
federates, who would discount them
and divide the proceeds. Then
Whelpley would change his alias. The
holders would seek and sue the max
ers and perhaps be forced into bank
ruptcy.
Gundlach and Shippey were ar
rested for swindling $4,000 worth
of notes belonging to Alfred Visch-
er G Co., manufacturers. When ar
rested Gunlach said he had given
the notes to Shippey,. who said he
had turned them over to Jacobs and
he said Helm was their possessor-
All were held. Barry was convicted
of joint steal with ,Gunlach in
which S1OS,0OO were secured frons
Sherman & Co., through false repre-
sentations.. Trautwein is accused Of
stealing 100000 in notes issued by
the Hopper-Morgan company, OF
Watertown, N. Y, by "trick and de-
vice. Both the last two companies
named were hard pressed on ac-
count Of their losses and litigations
are still pending as a result. Gard
ner, who is a fugitive from justice,
is an ex-convict and Is implicated
in several crooked note deals. The
successful prosecutions Of the MEM
bers Of the gang thus far put on
trial have been conducted by Assist
ant District Attorney kindeberger
and Appleton, who have been highly
commended by Mr.. Jerome. Detec-
tive "Bat" Nelson is an assistant in
the case.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
SIX MEN KILLED.
BY Premature Explosions Caused by
O Careless PoWderman.

A premature explosion of dyna-
mite, which occurred while work.
men were preparing blast at the
improvements to the Cumberland
Valley railroad near Scotland, Nd,
c,usc|l t!le loss CT three lives and
a number of others were so serious
ly injured they may die. Malloy'
the powder man, used long iron
bar instead of a wooden instrument
usually employed to tap the dyna-
mite in a hole drilled in rock. The
explosion was terrific. Malloy was
killed instantly, as was Butler. Ma
lows body was hurled high in the
air. Loudon died in the hospital at
Chambersburg, where the injured
we're removed on special train. An
inquest will be held.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
FOR SETTING TRAPS.
Five Negro Fishermen Charged With
Violating Fish and Game Law.

A dispatch from Beaufort says:
At Yemassee Magistrate Roger Plnck-
ney bound over to the circuit court
five colored fishermen for placing
fish traps in the Coosawhatchie river.
They will have to answer to the
charge of violating section SIT or
the game laws.
There has been general complaint
all over that section Of the general
disregard Of the laws to protect hsh'
and of their consequent scarcity 1t
is expected that the efforts OF game
warden VIM. Elliott. who presented
the case, will stop violations there.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
Beaten BY Citizens.

Joe w. Tolbert, the white RepuD-
lican who figured so o9noxiously in
the race riot at Phoenix, Greenwood
county, several years ago, in which
a number of negroes were snot 10
death, was set upon Monday by citl-
zens of Ninety-Six. given seVeral
blows and ordered to leave town.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
tuberculosis From Knife Wound.

A dispatch from Spartanburg, says
D. Leonard, aged IA years, the son
of DR.. AID. Leonard, who was drown
ed in a pond at Tucapu several weeks
ago. died Tuesday at the home OF
his mother, at Reidvi'le. as the result
of a knife wound on his knee lnnlct-
ed eiehr months ago. The led accl-
dentally cut himself while hanollns
a knife and tuberculosis developed
causing his death.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
MISSING GIRL FOUND.
Charlotte Young Lady Discovered at
Columbia Union Depot.

Miss Matte Havis. the Charlotte
girl who has been missing for sever
al DAYS and sought cor 81 cvc" the
section between Columbia and Char
lotte, was Monday, afternoon founo
at the union station at Columbia by
Chief of Police Cathcart and Mr.. A.
E. Cohen. of Charlotte. brother-ln-
law of Miss Havis. When she was
met by the officer and her klnsman
Miss Havis went with Mr.. Cohen to
9 hotel in the city and they left to-
sether for their home in Charlotte
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
Shot While Fleeing.
Edward

At Winston-Salem, n. c. Edward
Scott, serving two years for forgery,
tried to escape from the changing
Tuesday and was fired upon by tfe
guards His body was literally rio
died with buckshot. 1t is said he
can not live.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
Younr Man Drowned.

Joe Herring, a young white man
of Latta, was drowned Sunday alter
noon and three of his companions
had narrow escapes while in SWIM
ming near that place. Although a
good swimmer. Herring was droWneS
In water shoulder deep.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
Six Men Killed.

Six foreigners were killed by trains
between midnight and daybreaK
Monday morning on the raiir'au
wards at Buffalo. 4 dense Jog was
the cause of the accidents.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
Suicide Follows Failure.

John D. Wood, tifty-two years os
age. suicide at st. Louis Monday.
He recently failed as trunk Tar-
chant and vas disheartened because
he could rot pay his debts.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-07-24
ADMIRAL ROJEsvENsKY DEAD.
Commander Of Russian Fleet In Bat
tle OF the Sea of Japan Succumbs.

Vice Admiral D, 'osvensky, who
commanded the ill-fated Russian
fleet which was annihilated by the
Japanese in the Sea Of Japan in May
1905. died at Bad Nauheim, Ger
many. Monday. 1t is believed that
the heart affection resulted from IN
iuries received by Admiral RolesV-
euskv in the battle of the Sea OF ia
Dau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
f a a v

lin DoerIte 8r9nie, mems set neitra-
ltbeniife fGit fomnle til ct llobrllo al
Halert peo Ell plubielig Taapirfning
itoenfra. Ien / oct gieblif, De Hip.
per lss, er De TO Subietter lige. Gen
Iterfeite Wanb er BOG oct bprIte
llmenneife, mems Den peife er nler
en- Sflelpiaer, Der fornemlig Ter no
I'll at l9gge an paa at giere Gffeft.
BrofeSior 2ange peb ltniperiitetet
/ 8isbenbapn bar nsie beifrepet biSIe
Spmptomer | en- liben BOG. San
boloer frem, of ale beftige SinoSbe.
p9gelier ifriper fig fra 9lobcirfuIa'
tioner, og at Sreoe bar en- ffabeIig
girfning paa Siernen al ben @runb,
at De imaa 9looaarer / Siernen no.
ptoes for iterft og plltbleligt.
Set er life iaa affllrat iiffert, at
bette er giengipet meb De rette Orb;
men iiffert er oct, at zen ,1anbS
Ireoe uoretter Inlet eobt". Sffe
mer en- apinbes 8rebe, foritaar fla.
Oct er piit iiffert NOT, at bper Gang,
8rebe faar Sperbaanb nreb os, bren.
Der noset al Oct bebite og 9SIeite |
os op. 81 ifitloe berfor life gipe
8reoen Spilerltm. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

Den aienncm gortiiiener | 3ina her.
ifenbc fineiiife 9iosresuins. Oct
fineiiife Ior er Ct Waaaneaor, Der
oct borgerliee 2ip er belt | "a lige
Itore SeIe. Snert IL gar banner en-
nin6rc, bpert 60 gar Ell iterre @p.
fluS, % $50 Iar banner Den geriooe,
Scr fables Sauiuan. Sperfor De "a
9eIe, | bpiIfe oct borgerlige SiuS aar
er oeIt, itoar DC ~ Woaneber, al
bpiIfe ben ofiiciele aalenber beitaor.
Waaneben beitoar al 80 eaer sc
Gage, BELT | A til bore Tiger iporenoe
Ifinit, Der faIoes Sang, Sin, Wac
% Sing. 0agene beber Gin, @ei,
abi, Zen, Nieu oe 9im iomt Ell
Sne, iporenoe til Dor Ssnoag, JON
aineierne briiger til ~"alporligt al
ipefulerc oper Jig ieIp." 0agen be.
gpuber 81. If Iften og omfatter ~
0obbelttimcr. Soer ioaban Dob.
belttime (Sbi) beitaar al s "aparte,
rer" abe, bpcrt aporter al 10 Wimil.
ter t5en) % boert Minut Of 60 Sc.
funoer (ltia).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

gier. "Raa, ia, ban er natltrIieuiS
etonu p9rre END ben gamIe," ioa.
reoe 9aumier. Gorot rafte BAN fri
umferenoe Sofllmentet, men 9ail.
mier, Der antog BET for ct grep meo
Iooariler og Sruiler, forbi ban life
baobe betalt SllsIeien, frsQet grepet
iammen og faitet bet ben / en- &rog
al Shlen. San gao ilet life ie oct.
Gorot 10 og tog BET iammenfreueoe
Bapir op igien, rafte bet til Sau.
mier og BAD bam ON aaigepeI at
gientme oct. Saa fit Segneren ST.
tereSie for oct oe Ieite oct igiennem.
ga, on er oct eneite Ienneife, Ser
frnoe finoe paa at bpbe mig iIigt og
- OF er ben eneite, iee pilbe taaIe
oct af."
90 Saumtier IaaIte oet peIfomne
@ftitpffe neb / lit Sfripeboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
GIeftriif ems
@iitoriens Sarmo"m'

en- amerifonIf sg9pptclog, Fro'
iesior Gobp, bar fremiat en- Sbeorl'
hporefter sc aamle sGgpptere 1tllloe
hope fienbt @rugen al eleftrilt Sps.
Oct er nogIe piounoerlig int uoferte
ISeoninger / en- a%ongesrap, lom bar
broet bam til oenne I%nta9elIe. StS'e
er uoferte opbt unoer Soroen og er
merfelia forrefte / fine Setaller
8~roiesior Gabp mener, at boerten
SofIer eIler pgpptiife Sllelamper
funoe aiue tilItrGffeli9t Sps for Den
sIooS Nrbeioe, ug ben Sante, at
|Soasluict ifuIoe bore bIepet leoet mo
i Sc unOerioroiIfe Stunt peo 8eflerton
i en- TGffe Speil, er umilt9. gan
mener bcrfor, OF eIcftriif SpS er bIe'
bet br,lat. Smiblertio fan rtart 10
life iiac oubet, emo at Sennc Spptbcle
InSer temmelia utrolig, og Oct er life
til at forlnbre Jig cper, at entelte
frantic 9lobe ipnes at orrne ltot
8isu meb ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Spao CT CT Wiaiaro?

On Riqiaro / 8illb repreientercr
en- Segt al 322,5SO Sig. 9ette er
arlbifinoboloet al Ell Serning, bpiS
Stoer er II &paoratmeter. 8uIIet
til en- Sraao funoe man meb Den ON.
IpPnoe belle Sorben.
Gn IiQiaro / Sslp peier 5 Miu.
Sig. Gen piloe rummeS / en- Ser
ming, bpiS 5laoer bar paa Az 9pa-
oratmeter.
Stl transport al en- WiQiorb /
8rlo piloe uofrGpe3 GA @aaaoner,
iom Dtl0e 0pffe Ell Sfinnelpnqoc
paa ca. 400 Weter. Eli Ell Ntiaiar0
/ SsIo uOfrPpeS 1000 Sogne q 5
Cons - en- 2pnaoe paa 6 &iIometer.
Sor at lefte en- @uIoblof poa en-
WiIlioro maatte ser 5000 Wenne-
fer til. Spis bper al Dem piIoe toge
meb Jig 10 ag., mootte De bore 3d.
900 iiteoenfor 5000.
Stableoe man en- Wtiaiar0 Cub
ItDffer paa hoeranore, pilbe man noo
Ell Ssioe paa $4,000 Weter.
Sogoe man Dem peb Chen al boer-
andre, pilbe oe opffe en- Strpfnino
paa 1850 Sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Gorot % 9anmier.

Der blep forIeoen / @almonooiS
afilsret en- Statlie al ben geniale
frantic &arifatlIrtegner Saumier.
Sranife 9labe opfriifer / ben Inleb.
ming en- Inefoote ON bam og Iale.
rem @orot. Gen iatiriife Segner
bapoe p~anIfeligt peo at faa fine Tenge
til at ilaa til iom iaa mango itore
Ieno, % ba ban blep eammel o9
intet fortiente, bar ban n9r peo at
bli faitet no al oct Slts, ban baooe
leiet. Oct fit Gorot, Der bar bans
CODE Sen, bloc. San gif itrar til
Gieren og fisbte Suiet, bpOri Sau-
mier boebe. 0erefter fit ban Hotas
rem til at uofprbiee ct 9ofument,
Der inbiatte Saumier iom eier al
Suiet. Meb bette Baptr / 2ommen
inbfanot ban Jig hos 9oumier og
i%ortaIte, at Sltiet bapoe facet en- mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Dreoe forforter Sipet'

Or. Iuurice DC Slelrp, Ell trent
ragcnoe 9Ggc, bar ifrepct en- otoen'
ifabeIig Iibauoling og boloer trem
Den Sbeori. at ri tober noset az Dor
9ipsfrait, buer Sang pt or preoe.
ScS pGrre SrcoesubbriSet er, eeS
mer al Dor Sipsfrait gaar Der til
.ipiIoe. ScIp ON ri life laoer Sre'
ben fpnrme til llbbriio, men tuinger
oS til at oslgc ben for bore Smgipcl'
Ter, iGrer Sen BOG paa SipSfraiten.
IoraIen al, bpao Den frantic Sot'
for bolber irem for oS, er aItIaa, at
ri aloris ifiiIbe tiaaoe Sreoen at
fomme op / bort Snbre, ON ri boil.
ser Dor SiIie % bort Sip fiGrt.
greoe err Ell SIags cerebral Spbio.
ieIie, iorflarer Or. DC 5leirp. Oct
bpperItbeniife Subiett er aItio paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
ulvffen peo Sfaanepif.

Sra Staonugcr meooelcS Den 26be
Iltglit:
Sel9enoc Ecrioncr pibeS mi meo
Sifferhe6 Of bore omfommet pco
"6olqeionben"s 6orliS, uoen at man
lar funoct ocreS Sig igien: Srsfen
Singh, Saiigeiunb; Srefen Ssreen.
len, Soueciuno; Srefen Rargretbe
aiifa, Softcpnag; Sipert ggoeiten,
Storeen; Sngebrigt Siuricn, Cote.
raoa; Gnfefru Ssrbiem Sieloberg
benbes Son Sbb Gsrbicm; Saifepi.
&c GIiie Slien, Bergen, og benoeS
10 anr eomIe Cater; @arte aure'
riff. SieIbbcrg; en- 20.narig Gige ira
SoIepooa % en- Glore Some ira Iin'
nespoogen.
Siliommen meo sc II 0rufnebe,
buis 2iq ma alt bar iunoet, uogisr
bette 30, iom Iiffert pioes omfomne.
Mon frpater BOG for, at Der ianitcS
enom iIere; ifisnt oct life fan itgeS
meb @iSbeo, %anilaar man Salet til
cpimoo So.
Sofninaen citer DC 9riifnebe bar
ioog llben Heiultot pRrct orepet meo
500 gaobe. Oct eneitc al De
iunonc 2ig, icm cnonl er igien paa
Sfaanenif. or Siget al Den ililee
Scnte / @osicoragt, iom cnbnu life
CT 9icntienot.
2pgcrne / Saugeiuuo merter, at
Gpotbefcr HGrup life er orufrtet,
men er 300 al Sierteilog. Sans
9ta fsre8 til Bergen for at brGnocs.
@Iouot "6olaeionben"s reoococ
@oSioqcrer beiinocr Jig en- SanSelS'
reiienoe Sitter, iom for nogle gor
ii6cn hoIot paa at brltfne | ct llpeir
peb SrsnifenpSflnenL bpor "6olge'
fcnocn" forliIte. men iont oengol19
iinItc Eieblif blep reoOct al "6olge'
ionoen".
Sra Sougcintb meboelcS Den
2Sbe gluguit: st IGnge life alen'
fjenbt Sig ira lllpffcn, en- lll19 Tl9e
/ Notionalbraat. bier iia at oGrc
gnro 9icaonb fra Storos. Siget
%GiemicnOte$ iooar.
@cIturcrinoen peb Scrmetifiabrt'
fcn / Soitcpoag, Berthe Tcoer'en,
ipm ontfpm oeo lllptten, bc8rooeoeS
iooa / Sfooncpif unbcr flor Geltn'
oelIe. arauS ncolaahcS poa atItcr'
ira Stauunacr acknowledgements
reo QeuSmuno @ioeree 90 ell Sslo'
trnn8 ira arbcioSfnmerater peo 6or'
mun6 Galbere.
- sra @erqeu meooelcS Sen 29oe
Nruuuit: &ontruft cr / 6ormiooo9
oiiluttet mcacm neutrality-suspicious.
"Solpator" % "@orbunacr Seno'
Iprblonoifc Tompitlb8'cIItub" ON
Cptoonina al "Golaeionocn".
8icroninQalpnncn or bcitcmt til SO
pGt. al Sfibct8 &GrOi / bouareret
Stono, - &ur0icu faItiot peo Of
ieutli0 Mutton. @icrgnin8$orbet'
Get bill bIipc poobcgpnot ltrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Svp ooee 6runoe!

Oct cr en- qommel omeritanit Ere'
itcmnub. iom bar Croct:
Seq tienotc engong en- meget
IIiuf % iIitti8 una Brett. San bar
npgift. @onuen par li0en; men ban
inntea ouiQepeI at rare boahe Ipffcs
Iig % peI tiIircbS.
Eou 12-15 Ior cIcr mer iaa ieg
intct til Grcitcn. Seq iorgIcmte BAN
aI0cIca. SIiat fan 10 ioo let brnNe.
San brnotc set iiQ, at icQ peo en-
his GnIc0uina gonitc upcutet meote
bom iaien. Son por pent % goOt
tIGot. iao tilireo& no % biIite pen'
Iigt poo mig.
Seq loQ0c itrar WGrfc til, al ser
life IGngcr par no9ct "prcitogtigt"
pco bom men rpitet BOG bans frem.
rogte @oonh oct bicrtcIi0ite, lea por
iitouo Ill.
"Souo Tor en- Ncnigbco betieutc
on mu?' ipurgte ie9 ham.
Seq bar tngen @cnigbeS % bs.
rcr life til noget beitcmt SamfunS
iii - ieg er &lGoeSbunoIer."
"gicn bUorior sif on no al Gam.
iunoct, % bporfor iInttet on ION
Ereit2 Gu maatte ba ipnes, on
bap6e @runoe?"
"5o, leg bapoe igp goSe 8rrmoc. +"
"Cg bill on nGpne mig oem?"
"@ierne oct - &uitru % ie.
l9sru!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

b Sulitoi SO Nar. Huslanos be-
,emteIte % mcrfeIigite Wtano, Dig
teren % Srnfercn % Ntenneltepet1'
uen @rcp SEQ SoIitoi iplote 80 Iar
zen 10oe September dom efter rms
ill 3ioSregnino er Den 2sSe aiI'
quit. s fIere Gage mootog Sol'to'
@rcpe % Selegrammer / l9s'eolS.
Sra ole @crbcn$ 8anter, ira DC
curopriifc 2onoc, gmerifa, Sapoil
&C a%uitrolieu itremmche Spfsn'f'
niuaStclcgrommer mo til Den 9on,le
Ciatcr. SoIitci, irm rplig bar oG'
ret ipg, men nj otter er | Seortn9,
tiIbrootc Gageu / SamiIicnS Stlec
poo lit patrc SGrrciGoe SoSltoIo
Iolnono. San bopbe loSct funo'
eisre, at ban suifcbe Of tiIbrln9e Sa'
ocn / al StiIbcb, % at Ser life maot'
I. oierc& icItliae NnItolter Tor hans
SfplS. Mtcn tiltrcbS herior iloInnNi
ser Tia mango SuuorcSe @e'egcl,oe,
orrcre. Stuoentcr, Sorrelponoentcr
"a @~c,uSrere ira mango Sarloe, ION
r~eripnlio snifcoc at bringc BAN i'm
9nfenIfning. Sgian lttolltge toltc'
Iioe @oucr itremmcbe ino ira ole
NcrScnS Scatter. Gen 9amlc Zig
fer bar Subt tert opcr ollie otS'e Se'
riicr puo &cIpilie o9 Igtel'e. SW1'
trent ale apiier i RuSlono uoton
meo Tcimumcrc poa Sol'toIS 0so.
iclSooo. Gnbos RC9icrin9en bIeo
iibIte 9icbIif i~orifrGftct opcr lit ITO
Iiaere uNItcote Sorbuo moo oIIlcIc'
| NplSrina al 8uSlono$ 'tsritc Gl9'
ter, Gen u~oieuote Ell IN &rtnoGle'
relic. buori ncu i~ortIareSc, at Oct
icl~pisIoclio life par Sorfcn at Tor
IpSe nooen at hpIbe SoIitci ION 6or'
iottcr o. Gotriot. Spoe Hc9lerIn9eI
bopbc piuet - beb Oct oar blol
., binbre "politiite Gcmonitrotioncl
GA Ell IorbcrIiseIic al SoIItoiS tlGt
terrific GA anorfiitiifc Sheer" Singer
arreitotioner ianNt SteS 6orbm
fcIie meo Solitoi.6 eitligbeSer. Ge'
cncitc Silfeloe Of Srbifrioen a
Wpuoiobcoernc Dor @eiIaaIGgseIier
al Set reaftiorGre gIao "3nampa'
! Tor ct itanSaleit &ngreb paa SoIitoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Csian en- .Sepn. On italienif gr.

Ggiaa en- SGnn. On italienif Ir'
feioer bar ipiaet Storbertugosmmei
gaoen ct ilemt Yrbs. iom bill foite
Staten fine 3h Milion Warf. War
bar lGnse pGret ifRrb meo at grade
en- lang Sernbanetitnnel giennem ct
Berg / Shpar5palb, og grbeioei
bar i%amtibigt p9ret breuet fra begge
Sioer. s 5rebaes aiorbe man imio'
lertio ben ubebaeelige Spoagelle,
al De TO Gnoer life msbes, men at
SC bill goa 26 500 til Sioen'af bper'
andre. Ien enbnu itsrre blep Sor'
bouielien, ba oct fom for Sagen, al
benne Saopie ifploteS en- itallcfl't
sfrbeiSer, Tom aGerebe tioligt | an'
lGaaet boube Iiitet Jig til at tlpttc
liot pna nogle Spmaaler'St afer.
San eiorbc bette for at benne Jig,
fcroi ban troeoe iia afifeoi9et roer
@rrnb. 90 for Staten blir Oct ct
snltbort Grlbs, ba oct bill foIte ONT
frina 31a IiIion Warf at 1aa Siin'
nelen / ret 2inie igien.