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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
TWO CAPT. MLAGLENS
DISAPPOINT CROWDS

pold Mci.aglen was fighting a
brOadsword contest az Tacoma.
The opinions Of Capt McLaglen's
ability as a broadHwordsman we're
the same In both places, however.
and his work at White City was
thought very poor. The Tacoma
Capt Mcl.aglen II alleged TO have
been a former grOundkeeper for the
Vancouver baseball club. and is said
60 have gone down 10 California.
whence he returned claiming 10 be
the ~ jltsu champion OF the world
Capt McLaalen nov claims the
broadsword championship OF the
world. but Was easily defeated In
Tacoma by an Oregon national
guardaman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
PIONEER OPERATOR 10
FOUND DEAD

when the Northern Pacific reached
that town.
For the past 10 years he had been
IN the employ OF the Seattle office
OF the Postal Telegraph company,
and recently he had held the posi-.
ton Of assistant chief operator.
3. Powell proprietor Of the VII.
ma. who found the body. notified
the police department and Coroner
Carroll. and an investigation Of the
circumstances OF the case was
made. There Ia no evidence OF sui.
eide The remains we're removed
10 the undertaking parlors OF the
Bonney. Watson company
Martin IL survived BY a brother.
who resides ~ kalama. and rela.
tlvcs In Martins Bluff. Wash.
which town was named for his
father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Leaders of Springfield Riots 10
Answer for Awful
Consequences.


SPRINGFIELD. w.. AUG, 1.-THE
rioters who have RAD this city Nm.
der . reign Of terror since Friday
night In q bloody race war and were
emily controlled By the presence %
more than 1000 soldiers. are thor.
ogGhly a~ed to-day al the prospect
Of swift and rigid punishment for
the leaders Tire resilsstlen that
someone must pay for the issstesa.
ness ard crime struck home with .
sudden lols. ard some o. tire noss
vicious In their attacks upon the
blacks to-day are slipping ogt %
srwn IN much the same faahiea as
the negroes. sshc are convinced thsr
ear never live here.
The soldiers are IN cowpirtc
charge % the city ard no disorder
vas reported this morning except
N outlying districts. and fhis svas
ret Of inportsnse.
Acting under the direction cf Gov.
ernor Denssn, Judge James a.
Creinhton 81 the circuit court to-day
ordered = special grand jury 70 con.
vens touorro~ ana take W ~ once
tire case Of George Richardson. tire
negro charged with sssAulsina Mrs.
Carl Aailan.
u ~ss the rsllsn case that start
ed the rlotina and the grand jury
will begin with IL. A. soon az the
Richardson CAGE 10 disposed Of an
Investigation 10 determine who the
leaders 81 the mob were will be
started.
Grand jury investigates.
Governor Deneen has ordered that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
RETRIBUTTON TO BE
SWIFT AND SURE

the ufricie< investigation be made
ansi that the Ernnd Jury proceed
Will the Jurisdiction and swiftneas
~ = military court. He " deter
niifua that those Who are rceponsi-
bic shall be brought 90 justice.
New that the las has reEaiued
the upper hand and the fear 81 the
contt3 has spread through the ranks
of III. rioters. Il IL doubtful II
any further trouble will result. un.
lees through some sudden outbreak.
Demonstration Feared.
Special precautions viii be- taken
tensorfuv At the time % the funeral
~ John colwcll the coal miner who
died uf ballet wounds received dur.
lng the rioting Il Is believed that
tbs 5000 miners Ia this district viii
attend the funeral and a dcmonstra.
ton 10 feared The funeral OF Frank
nplmnFe. smother miner. who died
Of fnlnrirn yesterday. also probably
will be The occasion for the gather.
lnk 81 the miners.
pubHblY one 81 the first cases 20
be taken up by the grand jury will
be That Of Abraham Raymon. Rus.
sian jsN. who has confessed that
be waA a member Of the mob that
cut the throat Of william nouigan.
an aged negro. and bound him 10 a
telegraph pole Ne also took part
In the iynching % Burton Saturday
morning
Negroes leaving City.
The negroes are stiil making their
wa from the city and Il L. believed
that within q week the exodus will
have depopul&ted the negro quarter
Of the city The majority Of the
negroes seem 90 have accepted the
decree that they cannot 1--we here.
The racial hatred has become so
Intense that II probably viii rot be
safe for an unprotected black man
10 appear In this city for months to
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
BY w. G. sHEpERp.


Copyright, 1908 by Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n)
CHICAGO Aug Thames A. Paen corn king"
wheat king the
wheat gambling might ruin business a
office OF In
a OF gum chewing argu
ekerreading aud calamity bowling All
the market Repeatedly the big haired fellow"
the coaes the flight OF
the middle the
Hts always clectrifying.
a
lie had millions %
hold him The he
his prices his bedam they
his side
They the stories Of the blight
much They 70
raise the price OF his wheat
Hut they stopped following
They began gamble how successful Paen
the OF making public
might failure They
The who followed Patterns lead
The who followed the
him directly the wheat fields himself
his
The though knowing that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
WHAT THE LIE LED TO.

WFAl IHt LIE ltD 10.
Jas. A. Patten. Chicago wheat
gambler though be eays every
business man gamhies In all his
dealings thought the price OF
wheat waa too high early In July.
Eighiy.flye cents. be allowed his
friends 10 think. was. In his opin.
lon, too much 20 pay, But sud
denly Patten. the corn king"
became wheat king" lie began
20 buy wheat lie shouted calam-
ityi lie traded every iugnbrious
report The price Of wheat rose.
Ills holding grew more valuable
and be had added a million 10 bis
personal fortune One day he
threw = scare that caused wheat
TO jump cents q hunhel. One
great milling firm failed because
the price OF wheat went w high
Il could not afford 10 buy the
gfain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Jiu Jitsu Champion Appears
simultaneously in
Two Cities.

Has Capt. Leopold MeLaglen.
whose broadsword contest on horse.
back was 80 poor that his weeks
engagement al the White City was
cancelled after the first performance
yesterday afternoon. double, or
IL the captain twins7 In any case,
a Capt Leopold Mcl2glen was at
White City yesterday afternoon.
and at the same time a Capt Leo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
AhERICAN TEACHERS
FOR JAPAN

II. N. ~. safoline ODER IL back IN Sc.
as,vs.' ~ Japan, where she had
~ q The work Of interestlng
s,i,ss .s .s IN the matter Of edu.
II No.. ,assf sona At the University
49, Aalngion. Hlgh Japanese u.
as.s =. a.sled her 70 send over
M III Tour American teachers
hsm ~, aha she will select them
I'd ss -',gas University u WashIng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
SEATTLE OVERRUN WITH CRIMINALS
CANylBIINS I'M WHEAT BRINGS RUIN AND SUICIDE
WHEN THE LIE WAS TRUE
AND THE TRUTH WAS A LIE
wAAr rAg rRurH 20 no..

WHAT THE TRUTH LED TO.
John q. Land. Minneapolis.
once millionaire land dealer. last
month received reports from his
land agents over the entire north.
west. They told their employer
the truth about the wheat crop,
They found little rust over the
entire grain belt. they spent
their time among farmers
Knowing these reports TO be true.
i.und sold wheat when HIS
agents denied growing stories Of
rust and blight he sold more
wheat lie knew they we're tell.
Ina the truth about the crops
But che truth didn't count. chit
eagu traders and plt leaders had
their way. with fictitious stories
Of crop damage. And when wheat
took t.cent jump one day Lund.
the man who had followed The
truth, blew out his brains i've
minutes before the market clos
/. cd. diswrHc"d and ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
WANT MARATHON
RACE RE-RUN
10y United Pr-ss.)

LONDON. Aug i7.~Unable to re-
cover from the shock sustained
when the English lopH distance run
nera failed 20 finish anywhere near
the front In the Marathon race of
the recent Olympic games, the Lon.
don News this afternoon offers a
prize OF $500 for the repetition OF
the rare The News wants runners
from every country In the world 20
compete for the prize II ~ not
charged that the Marathon was not
won fairly. but the News says that
II believes that the reason why Eng.
lish runners failed to sustain the
reputation OF this country has
never been explained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
ATLANTIC FLEET
FIREMEN FIGHT

AUCKLAND. New Zealand, Aug.
1.-THE American battleship fleet,
which started for sydney on Satur.
day morning. passed Cape Maria
Van Dieman. the northwest extrem.
ny OF the island. az 4.45 yesterday
morning Light winds prevailed
and the weather was clear and fine.
During the stay OF the fleet at
this port two negro firemen quar-
relied aboard one Of the bsAleships
and one alashod the other with a
razor resulting In the mans death.
The fireman who did the killing
will be taken TO the United States
for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
To WORKFOR
new LAWS

NEW YORK. Aug i7.--Courts OF
appeal viii no longer decide civil or
criminal litigations brought before
them on purely technical points. but
Will base their rulings on the merits
OF the case. II the recommendation
OF the special committee OF the
American bar association shall be-
come law.
The committee was appointed by
the association at It's last annual
meeting 10 draft proposed laws 90
prevent delay and unnecessary cost
in litigation. Its report will be pre-
scented at the next annual meeting
TO be held in Seattle from August
rs 20 rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
ALL BOSH
Bryan Denies That he Sold Out
to 6uffey for the Sum
of $500, 900.
fer United prsas.l

teY United press.l
FAlRNIEW. Lincoln. Neh.. Aug.
IL William J Bryan today denied
be had sold ont" In the case Of
Colonel Gaffey Of pfttsburg for
$500. 900 and failed to receive the
money lie Naid the story was alb
surd and made OF whole cloth.
The story came from PittNburg
and was 10 the effect that Bryan
promised for that amount OF money
10 use bis influence 20 have Guffey
and his friends busted from the
national committee. Bryan's friends
here today say that the story was
started By Guffcy followers seek.
ing 10 get even" for nryan's oppo.
siiion 70 the Pennsylvania boss dur.
Ing the Denver convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Assistant Chief of Postal Co.
Succumbs to Heart
Failure.

Henry Martin. one OF the veteran
telegraph operators Of the Pacific
coast. was found dead in bis room
AZ the Wilma hotel. 2is James IT.
at Gas o'clock this morning Ills
death is attributed 10 heart fail.
ure. saporinduced by heavy drink.
ing
Martin WAS the son Of an Oregon
pioneer lie was 81 years ~ aye.
and had spent all OF hts life In
Washington and Oregon, He WAS
the FIRST operator at Kalama. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
WANT PROSECUTION OF
BANK OFFICIALS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i7.-Dis-
trict Attorney Langdon today was
presented with a COP, Of a resolu-
ton adopted by the depositors OF
the Market st. bank az a meeting
yesterday, calling upon him 10 i'm.
mediately begin the prosecution OF
officials and directors OF the sus.
pended institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Passengers Hurled Through
Air Into Lake---Terrible
Scene Follows

PEToskEH. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE
excursion steamer Leslans was
blown up on Carp lake early this
morning. Several were killed out
right. others seriously Injured and
score blown into the lake. Tugs
have been sent from here to the aid
Of the steamer.
Later reports state that there
we're 50 passengers aboard the Lee
lana when the explosion occurred.
Three bodies have been recovered
from the wreck 40 far ard many
are missing. Over q
dozen are thought 10 have pevlshed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Succulent onion Serves to
Bring Its Purloiner
to Jail.

John Bableh stole an onion. He
helped himself 10 Il out Of a bin
al the free market. Whether he
was inspired by the divine idea
that this particular onion was his
affinity, or whether be Just natur
ally wanted an onion Is 2 problem
that the detectives Of the police de
paFtmont haze passed up to greater
minds 10 solve.
Patroiman Spinach was told ~
the theft. and he was not long In
finding the scent Before he
caught up with the vegetable pur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
IS
BROKEN

hTIsHuRG. AHg. i7.-PittsburK
esziy q today sxog over the news
- iks seeding between Miss
'''ss EFockIebsnk. an Engllsh
e's,peTst. and Geo Westinghouse.
y 1as been Indefinitely post.
xee< Dame gossip here declares
~ u seddinK has been declared
40 blame Miss Brocklehank
" ne breach The society people
~ AZ that WESTINGHOUSE re-.
- financial Feversals have some.
. DO with the affair. al
nc he young English woman
@zee . love the young million
~ sfen be wore overalls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Thief AND HIS PLUMBER
MOVE POLICE TO TEARS

lolner he was convinced that he
had a strong case. He caught
Bablch IN an alleyway. where he
was oommuning with the onion. and
promptly took him 10 the station.
where his plumber was produced,
bringing tears TO the eyes Of the
officers
There was merely a Whit, faint
but discriminating about the onion
thief when he appeared for trial
this morning. but he WAS IN bad odor
with the court, and was sent back
10 Jail for n short term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
hINCE ITO CRITICISES
JAP GOVERNMENT

.vnno Aug. i7.-That the In
s'k Of The military and naval
4 ~ q Japan Is Indispensable
I. ~ maintenance Of peace In Asia
: = ne Pacific ocean. Is the gist
) MasfsieT given out b. Prince
4. 's-sasnt general q Korea. To-
-. re prince criticises the re-.
-. .sllen Of the new Katsura Eoy
~. n decidlng to postpone
y ne augmentation Of the
- navy until 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
OFHANlTE IS FOUND.

sssss,ss.osa ed box Of dynamite was
" Nv ss I. u a aandplle al Third
v W. $50 sseNart ~ Saturday night
3 voa,s ~ The box was taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
WA We OF CRIME
SWEEPING CITY
srv Il Hold Ups and Burglar
- Occur in Seattle Within
Period Of Three Days.

x..rgv ID mhberies and attempt
: ~hsastss have been reported 20
4. S,as.is police during the past
- ssss Ia nearly every In
-. he thieves have escaped.
r.e,serksss burglars and holdups
:. seiseasN isarning that this city
ia sssla tor their operations.
"a ~ rssass Is that citizens have
: - svs.aa.se 4 proteciion from loss
4 Az line aursrk ihe day or night.
Tsstss az lrersssink Al an alarm
irs rate
I ssspsssis rght took place early
|ws,sraay morning At sii Main ~.
|,sivsen K. ibnsnkl. = Japanese. and
! sesr thief who had entered his
oe snd stolen 4 saaall amount Of
Ezz<s
m rntsst ended By the lap get.
~ recession Of the negro's hat
IL ~ lbusukl called loudly for
~ u re police we're soon on
a. xxs< but the robber managed
= xsze - getaway.
Robesa Of SO.
1t Mas. an employee % John.
m 4 hansltDns undertaking es.
alzszmeni lnsf $40 Saturday night
~ ssklnx 10 negro woman.
- zfuarhsd him on the street
IL sske9 for an address The
nseF xzs taken from hts hip
&rxiars attempted 20 break Into
E9eYs hqaor house on Pike st.
lsses Third and Fourth avs.
" yesterday morning. They
- epsn rear window. and had
ax<S IN when Murphy. who had
o. lkie In hts place. saw them
\ 3ozEed and they escaped.
lRpNier attempted "a enter the
IT<ss residence. 25fs Queen Anne
4 zlnday night BY means o. a
n *sg. but Was scared away.
FNiian Zwangenberxer, OF west
|xsie. vhiIe going home on a
-xeed street car Saturday Night.
= meAed Of two s. sold pieces.
nssss 10 5uraIsrixed.
ne residence Of Samuel Kirsch.
xsn aig 18th Rv.. was catered BY
xr'ars sko thoroughly ransacked
y vlare. A seslskin sacque and
I'd rsl4 hrzesletE are among the
zisstnx zEFieaez
winlam Hs,fman. who resides AZ
7is Ms6lscs IT.. reports that he Was
robted a 81 on the steamship
Chirs<xl aefxeen Victoria and Se-
1ffie.
Areksa sl6>lsky lost q and a pair
4 siossz from his locker 81 the
'oliseam stsztre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
Frisco clubman Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Nv.
g. Stafford, a prominent business
and club man OF this city. and a
former member Of the board OF
supervisors under the Good Gov.
eminent league regime. Is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17

Tomorrow evening the Eleventh
Ward Taft aud sherman club viii
meet az Kids hall. Green Lake
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
STEAMER BLOWS UP;
MANY ARE KILLED

One % the bodies was Identified
this afternoon 80 that % Mra. las.
bel a. Laberta ef Traverse City,
Mich.
The scene on beard the steamer
was terrible beyond description
when the explosion occurred. Mary
passengers were IN their state
reonfa and were caught without any
chance of sseape.
Others who we're on deck were
hurled Into the water By the force
Of the explosion.
The cause Of the disaster 10 net
known. The explosion 10 thought 10
have occurred IN the flreroom ef
the steamer.
Boiler Exploded.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. ~.
1T IL reported here that the boiler
Of the lake steamer Lcslana eapiod.
ed. The cause IL unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
John G. Lunn.

Minneapolis banker. who. finding
himself CA the wrong side Of the
wheat market and an embezzler.
committed suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-17

Senb "Eeeurab, Guiteu" til SlGst o.
genner | samles Saunet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-17
r ser afloIot 5eitlisbeoer ! Gasens

er Der aiboISt 5eitIigbeoer / 0asens
I~nleoning.
Sra Stocfbolm meooeleS Den
|26oe Sebruar: S anleonins al 300
garsbaseu for Hosfiloe.J reoen az
boIoteS / IorseS en- @nostieneIte
aSuIi SreSerifS. airfeu. 9aiostlenc'
item operpGreoeS al 9ongen, Ertn'
ierne Gueen, @ilhelm % Carl %
8riniesie Snseborg, Grins gerta'
ootte. Reaierineeus Ieolemmer oe
Soiiets GmbeosmGlto.
ST. 10 aibclotes | H~iboerboImS'
firfen Ell @noSticneite, bpori IigeIe'
oes apnseiamiIiers Ieolenmer o1
Riniitrene iamt talrige beiere en-
beosmpno oeltoe. Eaa Carl 8uitaiS
Site neoIagoeS taIriee 9ranie. Sper
or Haaimpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-17
sabt $4,000. snaen seIennina

Sabt $4,000. Snsen gclsnning
uolopeS. oa be err tabt for beitanoig.
Serr Sobn @onbor, 1888 Superior
apenue, Soutb Chicago. ST., fri.
Der: Seq leo at ct Wapeonoe | to
aar, % bortfaiteoe oper $4,000
paa 9Gger llben minoite Nptte. Seq
firnoe iIet life arbeibe. Gnoelig til.
raaoebe en- Iabo. Serr Sobn go.
ipacf, mig til at brige Or. EeterS
airifo. Seq benptteoe ben, og in'
ben to Tiger firnoe leg after gaa til
arbeioe. Gen sienopretteoe min
Selbreo og ieg bar iioen arbeioet lta'
Dig. Seq amer oct for ct llnoer."
Or. Eeters Gurifo er iugeu Ipo-
tbefer. @eoicin. Den i9Iges birefte
til Mmenbeben al 9ofalogenter, Tom
er oniatte al gue.Gierne, Or. Eeter
5abrnep & Cons Co., 1f2-1tS
so. Sopne Abe, Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-17
Drowning mauo.
Smn fan manst 90 nlsset.

Gen norife 9ronnins er iielee ct
enaeIif gIao en- Of DC melt aliioigt
uooouneoe apiroer | europa Sun
bar SntereSie for mangt % meaet, %
bun ipsler meo ina moilse 8isremaal,
at bun aIorig fon fsie fig eniom.
ssffe oIene err bun Ell ellfo9roig Sr.
.Itrii oa om~iorgsiuIo Mor; men bun
bar Iaa mango Ting enerS at ia Bare
paa, at set err unoerligt, bun tan faa
Chen til at itrGffe til. Grouuingen
er Ell Weiter | mango SLoga Saano'
arbeiSer, iom oct tor boooe Sib og
gpeIie at lore, og bun %ifrtper goot
for iig og fan enSoa lape putre Sers.
Sum taller ~flpoenbe FEM" Sprog -
gnaeIif. 5ranIf, Spif. EorIf % Ganif.
Oct er &orif. Gmif, t9nfcr ieg; men
oct bIir euboa fire SproQ. 5 Site.
raturen err bun goot biemmc, Stint
til at ~ err bun % fam itritfe Strsm.
per, Belle, brooere % 'pinNc. UT
.9ronningen fan BRUCE Soften, buroe
aiere, at oeu nler fcmmcr til ggre %
gproigbeo igien, baabe / @ouOenS %
IrbeioerenS Stue. Goru cr fanife
biaiat / Dor Sib; men man ulou 9toe
no Genge for oct. Gen 6omiIte, iom
apIer Gin % ltlb % ipin0cr lit eget
@aru, beboloer fine egne EcnNe % er
Iao nlegct riaere emo Den 6OmtIie, Ser
fisber 8oru. &an 9ronnIu9 Wauo
meo lin Hof lore HorbmUrOcne ben
9ere, gier bun Ell goo 8icrntna. -
9rouning @auo er en- iItnf SrG'
ifi9rer oa Ell Iigeiaa Hint @o8binOer,
Gig lin Wor, 9ronning G~Icron0ra al
gngIanb, bar bun goo Emit til al
BRUCE 6otografapparatct, Og bun er
en- bpgtig Sotoeraf ogioa. 90 naar
SaIen err ON Sport, er Ser bel fao
8pinSer / @erben, Der fan maolc Zig
meo Roraes Sronning. Sun fan
fere Ell Seilbaao, iom bar bun Ell
"giennentbarfet" Sismnuo, 70, gao
paa Sfeiter, rioe, goo poa 9icpfI(
eler itpre en- Wotorpogn iom uol
bun fuIbt uolGrt | at 9ierc iIi8t. 81
oen bun bIeo norif 9ronuing, ia,
bun o9iaa IGrt iig til Of goo pou Sfi
beoer oct. 9iataro og Sfnt ipiael
bun gobt, % / @biiipil or bun iac
goo, at benbes Sar Song Gomart
sierue bill ia benbe til Gortuer, naa,
BERTH er IuIeoniug. gtorgcS 0rou
ming er / Sanbbeb Ell apinoe, ion
fan manet og meget. Sum er 80 ao,
gammel % berfor ung nof til at l9rC
en- Gel mer. Sette er alt hammer
bra og bel; men bebit al alt er oct
at benne begapebe apin0e paa mango
Waaber bar Iagt for 9ngen, at bun
pprigtigt eIifer og bolbcr al oct Sani
og oct sSolf, bun MI bar fnpttet iii
Sremtiosifiebne til. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-17
Den norife 5oIfefirfe.

Sra ariItiania meobeles Den 26be
Sebruar:
$ Statsroooet igoar beilutteoeS
Set at iremiGtte Sorilag ON NeoiGt'
telie al en- blan0et aommiSiion til
gebanoIins al BET firfeIige Spsrgs'
maal. aomiteen ifaI beitaa al 3
WebIemmer, al bpilfe De 8 uon4ones
al aongen % De 4 al Stortbinget.
Eli geItribelie al aomiteeu5 uogif'
fer ioreilaaS bepiIget 10000 SIR. for
Sinausaaret 10000.
Gen al "6rioiQiet firfeIigt 9anos'
msbe" neoiatte &omite til llborbei'
belle al ct Sorilag til en- Sorfat.
niugsIop for ben uorife SoIfefirfe bar
III aiiluttet lit arbeiOe ug foreIlaar,
at 6oIfefirfen organizers meb fol.
9enoe Srganer: al Wenisbeosms'
Oct, RenigbeSsraabet og seIoite'
Stepnet, Stiitsmsbet % S%tiftsraa.
BET; b airfemsoet % airfernobet.
ON SoIfefirfens 8~eitemmelier
beber bet / 5 1 / ltbfaitet til airfe.
Icpen: Zen norife SoIfefirfe er epan.
aeliif.lutberif; oens Hetteinor for
Sip o9 29re er ben bellige Strlit.
oens 9efienoeIiesifrifter er: Zen
ougSburgife aoniesiion Of 1880 og
SutberS lille aatbefismuS.
Sognemeuigbeoernes IarimltmS'
iterreIie faitiPttes / aisbitGSerne I'll
10000 9eboere meo en- Brett for
bper 5000 9eboere; / 2anosmenig.
beoerne fommer foruoen Soltetanet
ogiaa Rr9itefaIbets Smiang | Be-
tragtning. &irfenS Weolemmer ifal
betaIe oe al De firfeIise Wpnoigbeber
paabubte afgiiter. Wenigbeberne
er: AZ sognemenigbeoer, b. Solg'
m~enigbeoer, b) De for iGrIigc alasier
al Geriouer opretteoe Initalters og
StiiteIiers Menisbeber.
Den tibligere Greiteeb afifaffes,
bporimob ct 9sfte b~ibeboloes. SpiS
en- 8r9It er fommen / llopereusitem'
meIie meo Den ftrfeli9e SGre, ifal
ban neSl9gge lit gmbebe. San fan
Il pisie SiIfeIoe iu~ipenberes al STIR
feraaoet.