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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. A-Relating to grade crossings.
". 17-Relating to the payment OF rent
on Sequestcrcd lands.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05

SENATE BILL REFEifRhp'
$. ITO amend section 542' OF the
statutes rotating TO the Appropr'a-
tions for the laboratory o, hET'en'
and repeating section san of the pub
lie statutes To appropF'a''ohs'
$, 27--Rcpcaling section 'si' vi .ho
statutes and amending 7'V''o"s '','
ana AS2o of the public s'u'u''s AZ
committee on railroads
s. 1e-To amend 80 1923 of the acts
Of 1904. .n,,,led an .act TO amend No.
2s3 of the acts Of 1902 entitled an
act to incorporate the Equinox COM
pany, To corporations
SENATE BILLS REFERREp'
s. 3o-To amend section iS'' OF lhe s.a'
utes, relating to chanccllofs' 10 ''''''
iary committee
s. 23-To amend section lS'o Oh '''e STAT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
WORLD COCOA TRUST
IS BEING ORGANIZED

WASHINGTON Special world
cocoa trust il being organized In the
countries producing that article ac-
cOrding 20 a report from fousui-t'en-
eral Anderson at Rio de-Janeiro- lie
SAYS the movement IS IN progress In
Brazil. the largest producer, that ar
ton has been taken in Ecudar. Santo
Domingo. Trinidad and San Thome.
and that the low price % cocoa has led
TO a desire on the part ~ representa-
tives OF Portugal and the countries in
the northern portion OF South America
that something be done 60 protect the
industry.
The chief occasion for the proposed
organization. as announced by It's pro
motors in Brazil. is the eXtrsordinary
fluctuations in the price ~ cocoa IN
the last few Years the present great
depreciation causing general com
plant The purpose. they say. Is tC
resist the spectators by controlling
the price in the markets 81 TIE world
The total production or cocoa in the
world AZ large is generally placed AT
$40 600 600 pounds. OF which the JuiteC
States consumes about ons-tfth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
FIREBUGS START
BLAZE IN NORFOLK
six Times Ina Three Nights Sartlc It'll
zcu> of Coast city Mas Raise
Insurance Rates.

NORFOLK. VA Special lncendia-
ries seem 90 Dee playing havoc here.
several fires in the business district
having been reported within six hours
or each other
The first was at the wholesale mo-
ton establishment OF L. = Fine Com
pany. the second was M the Office of
The Adams Express Company and
the third ut the City HAY and Grain
Company's establishment All We're
eNtinguished before the flames gained
headway.
Steps are being taken 90 guard the
business section of the city from i'm
cendiaries and also 90 apprehend
them The lower section OF the city
is filled with detectives. and there are
Jew business houses which have not
pat ON special guards.
These three hlazes make six fires in
three nights Monday night and early
Tuesday morning there were three
fires which destroyed three buildings
i'm Washington Street.
Ii is reported that Norfolk viii have
her fire Insurance rates raised MAJ
terially. unless the city officials get
busy and inaugurate q number OF i'm
prOvements asked by the Underwrit-
ers' Association.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
Gov. SWANSON
REUSED Them
virginia Excessive In New Tork Stir
red Commercial Travellers 90 Great
EuthuSiasm-Ta n Shot al
President Roosevelt.

NEW YORK. - Special. - Governor
Claude A. Swanson. OF Virginia. had
an exceptionally enthusiastic recep-
tieu at q meeting Of the Commercial
Travellers League in New York The
hsll was packed when ne discussed
the issues. The meeting was the best
the association has held. except when
Air. Bryan and Mr.. Kern appeared
there Al night Governor swanson
went TO Newburg. up the Hudson.
where ne spoke with I.ieutenant-Gov-
erROr Chanler. Governor Swanson
said he ~as convinced that Mr.. Chan
L. would be- the next Governor of
New York. He also thinks the electo-
raj vote OF the State is for Bryan.
That the American wOrkingman Is
thirty per cent. worse OF since the
Dingley tariff bill was passed" was
the declaration OF Governor Swanson
IN his address before the Commercial
Travellers
He said all the trusts have been or
Eanized under the Dingley tariff law
saG added. You can destroy all the
trusts If YOU repeal the Dingley tarid
Governor Swanson said from one
third 10 one-half of the money of the
country is collected in taxes and dis
sipated hy eNtravagant political adj
illustrations We have heard ROOse-
welt talk about every thing under the
sun but economy. said no. DO YOU
know how many new othce-hOlders he
hss created2 President Roosevelt has
created e4316 new ofcc-hClders
more than Napoleon had AZ Mareugo
o. Austrelitz. more than the allies had
~ Waterloo Why. if Roosevelt was
allowed 90 continue there would he
al Office holder ON the back of every
voter in the country. and YOU would
have to pay the freight"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
UNvElt JOHN SMITH
STATUE At JAMESTOWN

RICHMOND. Va Special A me-
mortal statue 90 John Smith was un-
yelled at JAMESTOWN Island on Satur-
day. The exercises began with PRAYER
oy Che Rev RraVton Bryan. ~ Peters
hurg. Mayor ID g. Richardson. ~
Richmond introduced AIR. Almond
EloU of helleynle. Gloucester county.
who made -he presentation address
The statue vas accepted ou behalf 90
the Association for the Preservation
az \irEiun Antiquities hy Lieutenant
Governor I Taylor Elifsou The teI
Was drawn .s httlc Joseph BRYAN fhe
SON o. Nr .ul Mrs ST. George BRYAN
oi Richmond The statue fs d lIff
from 800 ana Mrs Joseph Bryan OFF
Lahurum fa the Association fur fhe
Preservation 90 Nreina Antiquities
anl is -.. work of Nr. William .onr.r
OBJ Norfolk H.n returned r.m N.Ma
lf1I years aeo. to establish I-
studs. .. e.in... r Ncu Nn.k T..
parts r. n Jamestown N.M nUI
Ina.e t.. H Street Station d..
A. A. SATURDAY,. Vehicles nHI I. n
NaIfue .. NUfau .nur- ..af.. f.
.'nt to art ... f.m..
town It REASONABLE. .r...
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
G0UlD'S INCOME CUT
TO s400. 900 A YEAR

NEW YORK.-That Howard Gouit's
income was formerly $4,000 a year.
bat since the business oppression Of
last pear 10 has bcen ~e-l-ced o. stoU.-
geo and that he has lost ssoe.0o0 tais
ycaT. was stated by bis counsel in an
ARK lmsnt before justice BischoI To-
csy
These figures were given Ira oppos-
Ing an application By Mrs. Katherine
Ciemmons Gould. Wife o. Howard
Gould. who Is suing him for divorce.
for an increase in her slimony from
So. 600 a year 20 $4,000. Mrs. Gould
asserted that he husbands income
vas $500 600
Delaney Nlcoll counsel for AT.
Gould. replied that while THIS was
once true. Mr.. Gould SAYS 10 "a not go
now Mt Nicou also asserted that
Mrs. Coulds career Tor many years
had been one % unbridled sXtraNa-
gance and that last wear she receiV-
I ed from her husband S22loo0.
Counsel Tor Nr Gould declared that
I in 1906 Mr Gould told his wife h'
, would separate from her unless she
4 abandoned her habits. but that Mrs
Gould declined 90 DO SO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
SENATOR TILLMAN BACH.

NEW YORk--Special- u d II e q
States Senator Benjamin Tillman and
Mrs. Tillman. OF South Carolina, re-
turned Tuesday on the steamer KTOOn-
land. after a summer spent abroad in
recuperation The Senator said.
The last winter in Washington was
one OF the most trying ever known,
and at the end / was completely pros
trated My physician ordered rest and
a trip abroad We left Boston last
May and have been on the so ever
since.
NO l will not take an active part
i'm the campaign. as IL is so near the
close. do not know the situation,
but from what little ] 30 know Mr.,
Bryan Is going 90 make some Of the
cocksuTe foyecasters aft up and tsks
notice before ths 4Ea."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
STEAL HERD or CATTLE.

BUTTE. MONT Special Stealing
whole herd OF cattle and killing
them al within few hours Us the
charge made against three or four
men. one OF whom. Bert BCyd Vas arr
rested last eNeuinE. Fourteen head OF
beef cattle were stolen from the pas
ture OF Adam Wertz. at silver Bow.
Nednesdav night and they were am
Killed YESTERDAY morning 60 the
slaughter house az the Montana Pack
ing Company. south OF Butte
Incidentally 10 was disclosed yes
terday that several months ago. in al-
most the Identical manner. e. band OF
% cattle were stolen from the core
ral of Tie Beru brothers. "a mile and
"a half south of Eocker. and ur.tlef
hide nor hair WAS ever found o-
them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
SAW HUSBAND
DIE IN DREAM
Woman Has Vision Of Husband sink
ing In the Occan-His Dead Bedy
l. Pound on the shore
Next Day.

BOSTON, Special-In
vision Mrs. Lottie Johnson. Of Beach
mont. on Tuesday night saw her nus
band. George Johnson. clinging 90 an
overturned boat in midOcean. heard
him cry for help and finally. with a
shrek. threw up his hands and sank
With the CRY OF her husband ring
ing in her ears. Mrs Johnson awOke
and ran screaming TO her mother. Her
husband had started out early that
evening with a friend in a power boat
for Gloucester. Early yesterday morn
Ing the pOwer-boat was found wreck
ed on the north shore. about twenty
FIVE miles below Beachmont. With or
binary speed the boat would have
reached there about midnight IL was
Just az midnight that Mrs. Johnson
had her remarkable vision. Johnson's
body was picked up on the shore &C
noon yesterday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
AMERICAN NAVY
IN WAR PAINT
Department Orders All SHIPS to De
Decked Ia -Fixhtlng Drab--Havs
Adopted the Color for Tine
OF Peace

WASHINGTON. ID Special. Or
iers have been issued from the Navy
Department for the lighting vessels %
the American navy 90 BE- CARRIED ia The
regulation war paint This IS not
because there "a any expectation q
hostilifies % which the navy might
De- called into action. bat because. az
last after considerable discussion. the
mixture between dark gray and trab
color. whica has always heen known
as the American color % warfare. has
also been adopted as the navy'S color
in time ~ peace.
The nrst vessel 90 BE- dressed iu this
color viii De- the Castiue which has
been sent Co the New York navy ward
to Do painted and overhauied as e
parent ship to the torpedo fotiiia re-
lieving The tender Mist
A soon as the effect 80 the new
paint or the Castlne can 30 deter
mined. the new battleships View
+ Hampshire Mississippi. and Idaho and
f fhc armored cruisers North Carolina
and Montana Nil DE- painted the new
color
When the Atlantic hattieship feet
+ latter part 90 January 90 viii D. me'
f oy The new third squadron % ths
/ aeet. commanded hv Rear Admiral Az
f mold AN the vessels newly dressed I'D
fhe fighting drah For the urst tim.
/ in history European nations viii So,
iu their waters American baffleshin'
wearing fae famous American dra'
y var paint
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
Wound BIeeds Alter p Years.

HOUSTON. TEN.-Special.-Twen-
ty-siN years after being shot in the
shoulder. George II. Currier. OK 1924
Washington Avenue. Houston. a law
YER, was awakened shortly before day
light by blood trickiing over his arm
and discovered that the wound. from
which he had suffered no pain for "a
quarter of a century. had become seri-
Gus. and that one of the arteries OF
his arm had been ruptuTed
The bullet that caused the rupture
had never given Currier the least un-
easiness until a few days ago, when
his shoulder. in the region OF the
long closed wound, began TO swell
The swelling later extended 10 the
arm. but caused no anxiety. and when
Currier went TO sleep he was totally
unprepared for what ne found when
he was awakened by the blood flowing
from the ruptured artery over his
arm.
When he saw what was the matter
he summoned an ambulance and a
physician and was taken to the HOus-
ton infirmary. Before he arrived be
had become weak from the flow ol
blood. Physicians believe that dc vii
recover II the bullet Is extracted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

SUFFOLK. Va The body 81 au un-
Identified man. partly decomposed. vas
found in suffolk harhor by the captain
of the tug Hampton There has oeen
mo- recent drowning m the Nausemond
river The corpse is supposed 20 have
been carried 40 least twenty miles
by the northeast gales.
FITZGERALD. The siN-months
old infant OF Mrs Walter buhlng was
instantly killed. It's brains being dash
ed out against tree in an urly nun
away of a blind family horse. The
child's grandmother was fatally in
Wred having been hurled heatioug
against the same object.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
WANT VIRGINIA FARMS


$751; Dds Brewer N0 -. london
Road uuun N.n - uIaurIr- t.
SETTLE I'D Virginia anl wants inform.
u.u
A ia. AUSTIN A..mora IlI wants
information about lands IOr -aIn meas.
|.- net'n. rcI..-Hur- anl N,n-
Robert Gm NH0,or. Wash. wants
'' SNOW tae prices O. lands u \i.
-.Ia
A. N. haase. $50. 1850 Easr Sow
1'.h street. Indianapolis lnd. wants
.-t o.. farms tor sale.
s d. keegan North Temple Avenue
.nd annapolis. lni. wants prices oI
lands.
Harry Brown. North Temple Ave
nue.. Indianapolis ind. wants list of
'aiiNs TOT sale
QUO hicuier. loNeland alberta.
An. desires information about farm
ing A virginia
T.. 9'hudesser MAYER. Mimi wishes
ini nation about Nirsinla.
4 ""ilr. 40 TAOS Love Avenue.
/ Chica-o. ili. wants Information about
Nirsinia.
D. b. McGohan. Wenatchee Wash.
wants prices ot lands Tor sale ANA n-
formation.
D. haroareveck Duryea. Pa. wants
to out cheap farm ou easy terms.
d w. chapman. Fort CoFington ~
T., wants an improved Virginia farm
win hue social advantages.
}. q. Rockwell Westville y. y.
wishes Az improved farm IN good
neighOOrhOOd
r. j Barkley. SO. - Forest Street
Nontclair n j. wants Co buy Ian.
bon Virginia.
III. r. Mosher. SO. 3 Locust HIN Ave
nue.. fonkers. y. T.. wants 60 rent
farm.
A. kuntz. r. r. ID. SO. I. George
town. Ind. wants 20 bay a Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

Mrs. Virginia Harmed Southern. who
intends 70 secure "A decree OF divorce
from f. H. Southern. the actor. without
going 20 Reno in person Mrs South
ern sent 20 the county clerk in Nevada
dispositions TO bee used In her behalf
when the case comes TO trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

CHARLOTTE. y Charles r.
Kimball shot and fatally wounded his
brOthe-in-law. young Charles Thomas.
aged twenty three. in the rooms OF the
Park Driving Club on East Trade
street Ktmbali fed. but was captured
shortly asteFuard AT the fair grounds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

Henrl Rehro. who disappeared from
New York three wears ago after hav-
ing. DO is alleged swudled many ont
ot thousands OF dollars. haas been ar
rested in Eugiand on similar charges.
While iu New York he achieved motto
riefy in his EFFORTS 90 obtain the re-
lease from insane asylums OF various
heirs and heiresses
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Is an Accomplished Linsuist

uE speaks The purr,t Italian. t. say nothing OF
II its many dialects. 50 that l' IN the case OF
E,--,rb ms range. of literature !, --ry vide. In
carly manhood ne "a, proficient IN spanish and
swedish. ana ne ha, since acquired more or less
proficiency il Russian. Turkish. and Portuguese
n -he University of Rome he -''A mp The study
Of oansIrlt and interested himself IN Buddhism
and other Oriental uy,trrir~. L- ht, considerable
accomplishment III music.
With thi, mental equipment 4ai capital of Il
hundred pounds. which ne borrowed for his family
had met with reverse. ha landed n Bombay He
immediately sci out 70 lc,ru HinlH--4nl. continue
inc his study III 9au,krit anj learning =" read and
write Urdu l. the lut--.L- newspaper work was
the. only source of income. and ~upee~ came slowly
and went fast FINALLY came t't question OF en-
listing III the army If thai " t',r't'ie winch would
At least hr1np clothes and food and al -ntufe,
The vrltrr can ro~ 7e~ the hat luszncal halt
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Drawing by Albert Hencke

.I-7l. thai the embryo artist was again 7eIi1 70
t,,rr fz- bis grandfather and friends and became
,,,,il Of the famous Thorvadsen- ne TWO soon
1.,,Io.. close friends Shortly aterTard ne sci up
t, ,,..a studio near the Dlocletlan baths the SilI
- -l,. ,,r,e1lt railroad station. HIS tame 7r'i"
NJ h. soon became known as a sculptor Oh MS
-trk I7, .yyar14
U- Samuel O Howe and ms Nlie Jun" "'.H
H., .v..~.. then travelling II Europe aceo'll'Lit' M
-. A. Howe, sister Mis- Louisa Ward. me
,1.+..- met them and fell II love WIN
-. ....,,,.5 charge When the Young woman re-
.5 -, America he sculptor found II o"iN Ne''L0''
l 80 f. an tins country. oStens1biy Z" DC /"
a ,,,-,ri,u., Of the commission Tor an equestrian
-. - Washington III Richmond Ia eoIhIliSSioi
f. Ia. ,,.->- winch quickly was put int" ms "'>-
f tb, State of Virginia. 1t was Fuiii'''''
-, ~, friends. however. that the young ""i''-'
-,,,,,,1l was ms principal object ii C''iii''7
" a, any rate their Wedding soon IpI'"'''
s-..,..or they returned 20 Rome ana No.
- ,.,,-,r,,ollslv until Mr Crawford u'''i
r., --.,t,,e Of Washington. and the HeuIe "
r., crown, the Capitol dome III " i'li'I
- -,,bafly the most notable eNi'lI''s7 -.
'-' -. IN country Ills myth"ioslsn cf''''i'''.,
H., -ha- of Hebe and 6anyineat '' -
I--,,r Museum added greatly l" Ms ~,
'I', -. ,f Marion comes to the du}h"' l" -
.,,,r General Francis Marlon' q "9io -
- - the Revolutionary y ar viz 80 rf.--
di' IL. .I.+.d 20 another historic ch'T'el1l' ''-
ta+r, tOr3a..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

E'1LRE Ee-e -- rne little
c-et4l.e-F -...-s-l Luigi.
4-- The U--ta- - le-r Sorrento
~ he -1g----- lad f..-.r,7r5 .,
II he bay. rt.-- .-- s.v- thev
s---. I. oe -eie- 3. ~ h5u~or
--f5 noon. - latee1 sail
-~1+-at- sailed -.r across the
= AzY-es J. E.. --1'fu- hand
= y 1ae author a.- alert and
- Il-il1 c-eW s5 drench-
: Ae Wee of holiday In
q ---Eal Maple -r. night
-aT-c HE f...- .--.-.+ >s-.l.-.
* x -1- toward Gun. - back .IOuv
z izlaus CIT dr.. ..-.-.,-., - -,
Z 'ra covered 7s-- -.- ,7.z.-,, -i,,.
- sa5-e Tn .-ulrg walls
81 deep into .r I.I.. 81
49, ar SAM -le- II the
- ~ l1e r5,rg one Of
- -i- - .- Fighting
.@ last berth
- -ea II l-e .aHiE moving
-.. ~ sailed te.ucca
r i--I .seu now and
5s me -i hight around q
..lr a1- bursts. held Il
quiet The ma
t H.. Tar of voices
illness The tai
-'l-e .le 9f the Dster
-ts-. l4r had not i.e,
A''-e- .-re sufficient un
... -asrerfIsu-
,r.r / stopped
77- ~ .an e1th aE uncl
-- a-l r--E
gaze one .- . .-........ ........ s.-..,,
y o smoke. .s.s ...i..--,....5 e,
= s-orel -.. -......,. ..,,.,........
-igaa3 from ...-t-.... +... 49,,
--s '-a '# . Lauu here But
etE ai- friends som
-l-s Hr'-r ..-......,.-.. d.
Ty looked f.-. -. 80. I..,..l..
- Is under-t.... t .f.,s..
'ais iittIe r--. f ...i 80. 49, -.
To-7aut ,.s--.. F.. .....-. - ".
z The maxim. .--..,..',. - H.,
"a sand. frr-rt- aIsr
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
a Young Traveller

NhARIoN CRAWFORD 5es1n M. wars ,.,.d' old he had
NJ IN his career When only two ,t lst r'tives D' in
been sent thi- ,"uhlie 1n4-.r..yu Shortly
New Jer-eF 'h ,h Inch occurred ii 1857 he
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
It's Famous Father

% hesian.ng 'e .5 '25n 10, - M ms.
- iati" .- ..-l lu Italy. Al the
5 Il --e years apo Thomas
tb,,.i --e. scotch Irshman by
- 0 -e. .. --a An artist by
J,.f--I - lraE ..f gone 10 Rome IT,
la,r-s - :, 'ie't--.f. -. .-arr wood caring
s d. mere p. .a-i marble cutting also
T. 8, -...-' ea- placed IL the
igk ca. "aia. ea Broadway and Bond-st~
sd t4es,,-' .tll'1s-F enough. rims Nr Ward al
l gave evidences of such unusual
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

was taken 10 Rome where ne spent his boy
hood DAYS A French governess had charge
OF his education during that period. All his
studies were taught him III French In con-
sequence he is as much Al ease in this Ian
guage As III English or Italian In Rome he
also began to study Latin, which he rein
forced 10y the practical method of reading IN
scr1ptions on walls and monuments, unearthed
tablets of antiquity. etc The facility which
he developed IN this manner was happily
illustrated to the writer one rare day not
long ago when he accompanied the author
on a stroll through the Forum. stopping here
and there 10 decrpher some half hidden 1nscr1p-
tIon on wall or monument In the Temple
Of the Vestal Virgins, to have the author of
Cecilia bring Ia light the legends at the
base of first one statue and then another, was
an experience that viii be appreciated by
everyone who has read that beautiful story.
When twelve years old, Marion was
again IN America. and entered at St Paul 5
school at Concord. New Hampshire At fiji
teen ne was once more III Rome. hard at
mathematics He then became Il student IN
- i,.,,rf,- h VILLAGE, pf Hatfield RepIS lSIuC..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Bv HORACE T. CARPENlER

little iTT'l~N village 'I tldIiii'l NtSlN 'HIlC
,,,,,,,t.lz described in ' Tale OF a Lonely Par
isb - under The -utelage Of a rlergyman then a
TRINITY College cambridge. where boating an
mathematics took up his time until ne transerre
his interests to Germany and became student a
Karlsruhe and Heidelberg I674-7o). where ne con
tinued ms studies IN ,'theuatlos ana engineering
lie rf..rred himself IN The German language, am
,-.on,d fondness forts philosophy and literature
Iii, liking the German Is shown IN ms preference
+or heir steamships which ne Is a frequent pas
-1,.,.r between America and Europe He alway
cc,ltjt, an officers state room Between his hour
of wr1ting-tor ne never allow, these ocean tnp
to interfere with certain set periods 1T ms literary
work he j. deep IN discussions on philosophy
.tl,ar7atics. and marine matter, with the com
-,,.,r,,i,r ,r one of the officers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-03
@ 90 q
-HnLlII-
llIHJnolanoct0
q 0O y
an,pu.

6n nh Mnitalt.-gproaSet | Ior.
boutoDn bar beilnttet at oprette en-
offeutIia gnitoIt, bnor ole Ipr, Der
CT bleune or1bte for5i De por be.
frngte meo imitiortnrc Spgoomme,
foI brTnoes. Mtan baober herpeo al
hlioe al meo mango Winligbeoer Tor
Smitters SpreoeIie.
3 Sabsr AT Sait. - @eb ct repit.
bIitonif @eoe / Nep hampton peo.
toges Der HeioIniioner. bpori uotaI.
tcs SiIfreosbeb nreS Hooiepelts No.
miniltration iotnt SiIilutrins til
@m. Cats aonoioatur for 8r9ii.
bent; IiseIeoes uotaIte @eoet fin
SiIiIntning til u. 9. Million for 5or.
enebe Gtaters Senator.
Stpr SranS ! Sipar 9th. - Sio.
Iia ON Moraenen Den 27oe Sebr. no.
brso ser SID | @reoninaer 8locf
poa YearI Greet / Siour Gitp, bpor.
peo ionpel gpgnin9en Tom Sionr
Gin Sron gomponns g~arebebolo.
ming blep soeIagt. Sfaoen belsb iig
Jolt til $4,000 Der Dog p9ientlis
bar bpffet peo assurance.
Srnstelia Siloraselie. Wiis
Wouoe @iIion, Der arbeioe0e iom
&of paa 8eonep Sotel / Snbepen.
bence, bIeo Den 25be Sebr. lao fret.
feIie f~orbr9not, at bun life fan Iepe.
Soet bum bor en- Ionoe meo imeltet
Seot, ipngebe benbes Sorfl9be $40
fra oen itore aogeonn, % | SorifrGf.
felien log bun Seotet oper ii9. boil'
fet noturligpis aap SSloen NGring,
Suoen Oct Ipffcoes of iaa De brGn.
benoe alpber at benoe, bar bun lao
frpetelia f~orbrGnbt, at Der intet Saab
er for at bun fon leoe.