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ing columns on the same field. One
OF the most memorable instances of
this sort was the meeting Of the Rev.
Joseph II. Twichell, chaplain of the
Seventy first New York. with Bob"
stiles of the Confederate army, while
the latter was q prisoner Of war. The
two men We're classmates at yale in
the class OF 1853, being in the same
college division through the four
years course. stiles had been captur-
ed by the troops with which Chaplain
Twichell was connected They recog-
nized one another, and as Chaplain
Twichell held out his hand the
southerner turned his back upon him.
1t required all the self-repression
that Chaplain Twichell possessed not
to rebuke the typical southern Yale
man on the spot. Bob stiles was
not destitute Of the courage and in,
stncts Of gentleman But the idea
Of being prisoner of war in the pres
ence Of a classmate, who belonged to
the Union army, was revolving, and
led to the course which he took. The
unlonlst and Confederate had been
away from Yale campus less than
four years. The incident shows con-
cusivcly how unimportant was the
reliance that could be placed in the
college spirit under the two flags,
The West Point spirit possessed ele-
menLs of strength and tolerance that
were singularly in contrast with the
,,,t1 IS
chlvalrlc. The climax of the West
Point spirit was reached at Appomat-
took, when the conqueror and con-
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who won honors and distinction In the
service, is known here both as a Mason
and civilian. lie IS the brother of Mrs
Davidson, wife of Charles $. Davidson,
who was superintendent of the ola
Hartford division Of the Consolidated
road 50 many years. He Is also the un-
Gle of Mrs. Chandler, wife Of President
George p. Chandler of the Sisson Drug
company. Colonel Bartholomew mas
spent most of his life in the south since
the war. He resides at Tampa, Fla. In
March Mr.. and Mrs Chandler visited
him in his Florida home, spending the
best of week with him. He was a
gallant antagonist in the field. In one
of the engagements In which his regi-
ment participated he was wounded III
the leg and captured 1t turned out
that the bone was broken and AT the
hospital an amputation was thought to
be necessary. Colonel Bartholomew dis
covered that the principal surgeon IN
the hospital was q Mason. After talk
ing with him the operation was post
poned The colonel recovered from the
wound in the end, receiving aid and at
tentIon from the rebels that led to that
result While he was in the rebel hos
pital an event Of romantic interest
took place. It had fallen to his lot
while returning from the north to his
regiment to act as the escort of a
Vermont lady, whose husband was IN
the rebel army, and TO aid her In Sc
curing permission to pass through the
Union lines on her way south
one day, while he was suffering in the
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hospital the place was visited by
number Of southern ladies' With
them was the Vermont woman whom
he had helped In reaching the confed-
eracy. Her home was in the neigh
bQrhood. After recognizing Colonel
Bartholomew, the lady assured him
that She and her daughter would pro-
vide for him the best that the confed-
eracy had While he remained in the
hospital the lady and her daughter
were daily visitors Colonel Barthol-
omew at last reached Libby Prison.
His escape from the enclosure was
brought about through Freemasonry.
one day he was directed by a rebel
officer, who was a Mason to be at the
prison door at a specified hour AT
the appointed time the colonel was at
the door, which was opened, and he
passed outside. He was received by
a Confederate and conducted from the
prison boundaries. In the end he was
set at liberty. Colonel Bartholomew re-
lated the story of his treatment from
the rebels during Mr.. Chambers visit
with him in March, Secretary John G.
Taylor of the Connecticut Prison assoc
citation and a Masonic companion in
the service enjoyed similar immun-
ity from capture by rebel picket, who
turned from them at u Masonic signal,
allowing them to make their escape,
In contrast with the Masonic spirit
college comradeship in the army was
a rope Of sand 1t was not uncom-
mon that college men, graduates Of
the same institution, met in oppos-
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TRAIN ON FIRE IN TUNNEL.
Passengers on White star Line Train
TO Chcrbourg Alarmed.

EvreuX, France, May 27-TWo emp
ty nrst-class cars attached 10 the
White Star Line special train, bound
from Paris to Cherbourg, with pas
sengers for the steamship Teutollc on
board, took fire this afternoon while
the train was passing through tun-
mel near EvreuX. All the passengers
for the steamship, numbering twenty
four, were seated in the third car,
which did not take fire. None of the
passengers We're injured.
The burning cars were detached
from the train as soon as it had
emerged from the tunnel. There was
considerable excitement, but the cool
ness Of the railroad men prevented
any serious outcome.
The burning cars were switched to
side track where they We're COM
pletely destroyed The train thea pro-
ceeded for Cherbourg
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TAFT TO RETIRE JULY 4?
Rumor to That Effect is Not Denied
TAFT Not Talking.

Washington, May 27--Secretary
Taft to-day declined to be drawn into
q discussion of the reports that he
would resign from President Roose-
velts cabinet on July /, this date be-
ing fixed in some quarters in the con-
tingency of his receiving the republic
can presidential nomination. His
friends point out that to make such
an announcement at this time would
not be in good taste, for, although he
fully expects to receive the nominal
ton, any statement affecting his flu
ture relations with the presidents cab
met, contingent on the probability,
should not be made until that is an
accomplished fact.
No denial, however, is made, either
by the secretary or his closest politi-
cal friends, that he will quit the cabi-
net promptly in the event Of his NOM
nation, but that he has fixed on any
positive date for his retirement the
secretary himself will not indicate.
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IN THE REBELLION
Part Masonic Brotherhood
Played in the Fight for
Freedom.
FRATERNAL BONDS STRONG
College Men, However, In Some In
stances, Turned Backs on
Classmates.
The part played by Treemasonry in

The part played by Freemasonry IN
the Civil War was humane and BEN
eficent On the battlefield and in the
hospital 1t asserted itself without o5-
tentation but effectively 1t was hui
name, recognizing ia the blue and the
gray elements of brotherhood that
could not be tramplcd out on both
the Union and Confederate sides deeds
of Masonic teaching were of notable
occurrence. Inside the stockade at
Andersonvllc, the western Masons
were grouped together and received
from the rebel authorities recognition
and treatment which the spirit Of
Freemasonry required. Concrete ex-
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Shoes.

Women's Oxtords in vici
kid, blucher cut with extern
sion soles; kid or patent tip;
sizes 3 to 7: usual SIPS S7C
grade at
Children's Shoes Of white
canvas in lace only; sizes 81 to
IL: just the shoes for Soc
the Summer season, at W
Educator Shoes for boys are
the best for comfort and wear
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Ribbons.

Taffeta Ribbon in an assert
ment of good colors; very fine
quality; 81 in. wide; a good
value at tic. Thurs 11LC
day, per yd.,
Wash Ribbons; No. | in
white, light blue and pink, at
10 yards for nc.
Wash Ribbons; No. Ii in
white and pink only, at 10
Yards for BIC.
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Underwear.

Women's Vests without
sleeves: low neck, we'll made
throughout; finished with mer-
cerized tape; regular 19c val
lie; selling 2 for 25c or &c
each ~
Lisle Vests; some V neck and
sleeveless, others V neck and
wing sleeves; silk tapped and
hand crochet edge; vests we'll
worth 69c; selling here Doc
Thursday at NV
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Hosiery.

Children's Hose; ribbed, in
good shades of tan; double
heel and toe; regular 4 0Lr
19c value. Thursday, '~>sS
Children's Hose; black drop
ped stitch stockings; fast col
or, double heel and toe; 10c
regular 19c hose, at wv
Women's Hose; good, sheer
quality in tan shades; these
stockings are good De-
value, at NOC
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quered exchanged the courtesies Of
war Generals Grant and Lee were
the highest productions of the MILF
tary school at West Point. 1t was
expected Of them that they would be
opponents of its best traditions and
training, But after all 1t was in the
Masonic spirit that real brotherhood
was found
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For Thursday Shoppers in the Basement.

81. 80 Comforters, $1.15.
Summer weight Comforters,
silkoline covered, filling of
clean white cotton; $l.39 val
ue. AT $1.15.
$500 Comforters, Csc.
Silkoline covered comfort
ers, summer weight; filled
with white cotton; $l.0O val
ue. At 85c each.
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MERIDEN WANTS A COURT.

Meriden, May 27.--At meeting Of
the Meriden Bar association to-day
actual steps were taken looking to the
securing of sittings of the superior
court, civil and criminal sides in this
city.
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18C Pillow Cases, 13c.

Pillow Cases, size 45x36 in;
with hemstitched edge; soft
finish cotton. 18c value. At
12c each.
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16c Long Cloth, tic yd.

Toe long IlOlH, TIC yu.
So in. Long Cloth with fine
chamois finish, suitable for
undergarments; Ice value, At
lie a yard.
6Oc BIeached Sheets, 47c.
Bleached Sheets of heavy
linen finish cotton; size 72x90
with center seam. 60c value.
At Ate each.
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How About Your Gloves ?

Lisle Cloves long ones, in black and white only
would be priced right at half-a-doar. O0~
Selling here Thursday, at ~ ~
SILK Gloves in 16 button length and pure silk
too; double tipped fingers; colors black, tan,
pink and blue S175 is the usual q DO
price. At y seSO
Silk Gloves in black and white only; double tip
ped fingers; regular $l.O0 and SIPS val EOC
ues. On sale Thursday at 0OS
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Mems soc BaIbriggan Underwear, 36c.
Mems 29c Balbriggan Underwear, 23c.
Mems 75c Negligee Shirts, 39c.
Mems zoe Hose, 3 pairs for SOC.
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Wash Goods Bargains.

New White and Coiored Wash Goods
from the Arnold Print Works Auction arriv-
ing daily. All present great values for
Summer Waists and Dresses.
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S1.OO Bed Spreads, 79C.

Crochet Bed Spreads, full
size; hemmed; slightly soiled;
regular S1.00 value. On sale
Thursday at roc.
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Stuff the ballot box for your favor
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In the Mems Store--ExCeptiona1 Values from the
Bankrupt Stock of J. II. UI!n,an < Co.

Mems 39c Suspenders, 121sc.
BOYS 29C Overalis, 19C.
Mems 25c Carriers, 121sc.
Mems SOC President Suspenders, PC.
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In the East Store.
'------------""---"-'---------
White Pelt,oats of good quality cambria, made with
full Aouncs finished with two rows Of torchon lace
and rows Of pretty tucks, tcrchon lace edges; E0r
,',,l pettc9at YOU usually pay 8oc for. At OTC
The Ferris Waists fer women or misses, made of eX-
eel ent quality corlad material; well Shared and nicely
fnished in every respect; only small quanti- CO.
ty, but fresh and crisp regular$l0O value, at W.
corsct Covers Of sheer nansook, all prattily trim
mol. wide voles formed of matched aces or embroi-
deries these covers are we'll worth SOC; QOr
they'll be on sale thursday, at OOS
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Suits that were $40 and SAB
ing at PkOs0V
Kenyon Rubberized Coats.
worth "rtt'' s1s.o 9ea' At S1O.95.

Made of extra quality rubberized sat
in made with the full loose inverted
plat back; rolling collar buttoningl high
in the neck; these coats come in blue,
brown, garnet and black. Selling at
$1095.
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Suits that we're $50 and SIS
ing at PIOs0V
Wolfe Jumper Dresses,
value, at POs OOs

Jaunty Suits of good wolfe in light
and dark blue, tan and brown stripes;
the trimmings are very effective, being
of taffeta bands in contrasting colors;
suits formerly marked at $1,000. Sell
ing Thursday at 1898.
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Clip the ballots to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-28

The Over Stock of Suit Case Manufac-
turer now on sale in the Trunk and
Bag Store. One Third Under Value.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-28
Leather Goods and Belts.

Alligator Wrist Bags, leather lined; 8 in cover
ed frames; fitted with inside purse; regu- E0c
lar $1.00 value Selling Thursday at OOO
Wash Belts, very pretty ideas in embroidered
Swiss or linen, also good assortment of 4 ~
pretty buckles 25c belt going at lUC
Leather Belts in black, brown and tan with back
and front buckles; SOC is just what these Ok
are worth. Selling Thursday at kOC
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Suits that we're $500
ing at plFsO0

These two-piece Jumper Dresses are
Of pretty Chambrays, in plain blues and
grays, also some pretty checks. They
nave the short kimono sleeves and V
shape neck, button trimmed; skirts are
full plated with fold at bottom.
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Pretty Lace Waists,
valae, al Y s~p 70

Two handsome styles Of Waists in
rich ecru beautifully made in com
bination Of cluny lace and madalions
over very dainty lingerie lining.
These waists are an actual S2.9S value
and have sold at that prica.
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Children's Rings in plain
or pretty chased de signs
regular SOC value OSC
at ~
Wedding Rings in plain
or chased designs; regu-
lar $1.50 value, Tx
at ASS
Fancy Rings for women
or misses with cluster
settings of opals, tur-
quoise or brilli- 7Ec
ants, at ~
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Laces and EmbrOiderieS.

Embroidered Dress Patterns; semi made skirts 4a
yards around BOTTOM patterns consist of q yds of 40
in material; there is sufficient amount # no
of trimming included for the waist at p4.0C
Yokes and Chemisettes in exceptionally pretty pat
terms all prepared and very suitabe to set in waists;
these range in value from 75c to $l.O0. On Enc
sale Thursday at OVO
Founcings and Corset Coverings on fine quality
Swiss and Nansook Cloths; 18 and 20 inch widths;
pretty blind and embroidery designs; 0Sr vi
the usual 39c and SOC values, at kOO yUs
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GOOD JEWELRY VALUES.


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Children's Rings with
pearl turquoise, emerald
and ruby settings, SSC
75c value, at ~
Ladies' Rings with pref
ty opal, turquoise, em,r-
aid and brilliant settings
81 value STAG
Misses Rings with
Tiffany settings of brilli-
ants, cpals, emeralds
value, at tn
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NO sympathy has been shown actual
all is the fact that the costumes
that you could select for present day wear.
tails show that they are the suits of NOW.
piece of evidence that they are away below
The materials are those most desired.
such favored coors az the right blues and
The ia,inty semi-fitted effect, some have C
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
SunoheosfarIiet Mel.

Brof. Sames s. Sbeparb, Stats.
femifer | Spb 9afota, bar | Den ie.
mere Sio erperimeuteret meb blegei
Mel - bet bill iige iaabant Mel, Tom
Wsaerne uoi9tter for en- femiif BRO.
ces, for at oct fan bIine ristig bpibt,
% 10 bpioere Welet er, bes mere efter.
traatet er oct 10 for 9ugnins. De
8eiuItater, iom R~rofesioren er fom.
men til, er life uetop opmlntrenoe
for oenne Snbititri, tbt ban paaitaar,
at iaabant Wel er iunobeosfarIiat,
% man er berfor tiIbsielig til at tro,
at npite 2egisIatur bill oeotaae en-
Sop. Der forbpoer al iaaSan glea.
ming.
Senne glegningsproces al MeI er
! De ienere Iar blepen meeet aIminbe.
Zig cper belle 2anbet, og Brofesioren
mener, of oct pilbe bore meget ban.
ifeIist at ifaffe Jig anbet Wel, uoen Of
bet bleo beitilt iprifilt fra en- Mene.
Ger er oeiaa blepen opfaitet BET
Spergsmaal, ON life De Soreneoe
Staters "Biire Soob" Sob piIoe fun.
De artpenbes paa bette 8roouft, men
noset Sorisg / Den 8etnins er iffq
bleoen giort. Regierineen bar COG
bespnot at foretage llnoerisgeIier os.
iaa paa bette Smraaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Stordrmeens Ulooe.

Storarmeeu bolber iaar lin aor'
liae 9eiriamIin0 / Soleoo, Ohio, og
3eteraner ira ole Santer az Sartoet
Itremnleoe Wanoag til oenne Sp, Der
/ 9ebet al lloen bar pGret | 6elt'trito
til sGre for oc ~graanenoe arigere.
Wtou bar b~ercQnct, at Der oeo benne
anlcbning par 100000 SiIrci'enoe |
@pen, buoroi mclem 10000 % 3d.
600 bar gamlc Seteroner. Naa
@rlrno al Sen tore Solfemas'c bar
8oberne / @ncu$ SorretningSItrse
nGitcn ufrcmfommelige; Spcroogne,
ful6puffehe al RenncIfer, git meo
Snc1lcgoua % meb fitn no9le 6oos
Ielcmrl,m % FOR De mango Titto'
mobiler por oct meget panIteltgt at
banc iia Gci. GirSoag bar mdtge AZ
Sc aonlle @etcroner tilitcbe peo If'
Tsrinaen al Nomuuentct peo Sort
Wci9S.
Sberit Senru 80. Iepius fra Heo
@anf, g. s., bIep pal9t til Storar'
mecnS Commander for nGite War.
SorbenpGrenbc SUPERIOR San Sant
fra Iiuneiota par osiaa Ell meget
itrrf aanoiSot Tor oeunc Stiaing og
fit DC iIeite Stcmmer nGit efter Re
bins. SberIt ltepiiis bperpeoe zig
pcS arigen& llHbrib | oct Iaafalote
9iutolu.Sopalcri ira Witigdn. og
tientc iencrc / zoe Iidigm % 25oc
Ncp 9orf. ! SIaset uco Sort Ste
pctS miitcSc hou i'm enc Arm.
Sielac &c opIGite Happprter oper
StorarmeeuS IeblemSantal. bar
bette peS aoretS 9espnoelie 225,f57.
Se samle Scteran be%spnSer DOG MI
burtig at inotaIoes til ben iioite tore
9eiriamIins. iNet 1922 aigif peo
Ssoen / 1907. 3 2ebet al iamme
gar fit Screniugen DOG 5,467 Neo'
lcmmer. Ger bIep unoer Sorref'
! uinssmsoet ubtaIt. at uiorbolosmGs.
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beb tGnfte ban mere paa DC Gar Dol.
lars, 9pnamitten baobe fcitet, emo
paa bet fpritonbise | i'm Gambling.
SON greb nemlig / Gimme en- Sten os
fpleoe Den MOB ct af Sprene. S
nGite EiebIit bsrtes ct frpeteIig grag,
en- roo Slamme ifiso no, og itrar ef-
ter paafulste en- M GrpIoiion. Sa
Rhtff Tom til Sans oe SamIing
igien, bar Stuoene p9f, @ieroet bar
iplintret og 9r9siet ofbrpnbt. On.
hamilton / ben fsrite Ore e~rpIoberebe
beo, at Stenen traf ct at 9prets Rib.
ben, og rpget at BET ipr9ngte Spr
traf bel oct anbet, bporefter Den on.
Den Grploiion paafulgte. Oct eneite
Spor, man fauot at Srerne, bar en-
Sale, Der bar iIpnget runbt ct SrG.
geuff Hap ielp fra bet uoen no9et
Wen. Saa lpber ben m9rfelige SCI.
Itorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
DosnmaneeI ieien?

Spts man fan fro SnterItate Com.
merce &ommisier CHARLES u. 9rou.
~ iaa bill Der life blipe nogen 8oan.
mangel paa Sernbanerne / Ssit, men
ferit ienere, naar Srafifen rigtig tom,
rner igang. Sefretar % Sraiifbeitp-
rer Rapfett at Sort @ortb Sraet.
bureau Seras) mener Dog, at goen.
mangel, Iom ben for 2 Iar iiben, ale.
reoe nil gisre Zig eialoenbe | Sftober.
Scr. Rroutp itstteoe fig til, at me.
bens nogle S%ernbaner / Better life
bliper iitanb til at flare al ben Srafif,
iom bpoes Dem, err Der en- flor Wpng.
De tonme Sogne / often, iom Itaar
Dem til 9ispoiition.
Srafifbeitprer Gatpfett bppoeoe
oerinoo, at Iangelen paa Sogne al.
lereoe nj er fslbar, ioet Sernbanerne
bar lin fuloe Spre meo at transpor.
tere 8rsben, ifisnt Srniifen pau Ianat
npr life er paa oct bsieite. Seras
bar Ell itsrre 9omuIbss og &orn.ap.
ling END nogeniinoe for, og aae andre
IpIin8er itaor / SorboIo BERTH.
Serubanerne bill oerfor faa mere enc
nof at gisre, og Orr. Eatpfett funoe
life f~oritaa onbet, END at Sognnlangel
piloe inotrpffe.
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Purtie e~rpeoeret'

30 Srer, t~iIbsreuoc Oscar gfITt
Tom Dor / H9rbeoen al Sremeh Sno.,
ft her on Sascn en- bciit upcntct og
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bar prrmicrcoe aif og srGsIeoe noe
/ Sapncaansen, bpor Nuff bolSt paa
mcb at iprrnge Snimper % &sooer
meb Gpuamit. Sanfeleit bapSe ban
cfterlaot Ell 8affe al S~prGngitoftet
peo 8icrSet, % ba ban efter en-
Shnos SorIsb piloe bente Den, OPP
Sageoe ban til jim ScrifrGftelie, at
en- at Srerne boIbt paa at sotte 'ts
meS Ipnamitteu. SeIe Gaffen par
fcripunoet. % oct bar life Spil ON.
at De TO SGiter bapoe ilugt belle Ser.
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fla mango ReoIemmer bIep itrSgnt
al Bitten, forbi be life betaItc fin aon'
tingent, o. Der bIep berfor ~anbefalet.
at be forifieniee Bolts" betaIte for
benz at fine MebIeminer, Der bar |
minore COB finaniieI Sorfatning.
Web &enipn til armeens finanii.
eIle Stiling oplpites Der, at ct 5ono
paa $4,000, Der bar bIepen anbragt
I Sorenebe Staters Bombs, mi er Bile.
ben o~peroraget til ire af Soreninsen
paIgte Sruitees. Ter bar iioite Iar
mobtaget en- 8aoe, flor $1,000, fra
Wrs. Selen gIacfmar, afosbe Com.
manber @lacfmars SuItru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Sargent 900.

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4oe September, at Sranf .. Gar.
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