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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Gicnbpmsiala.
SopebgaarSen

"apiitgaaro" er ifsIge "Seliingsr
ap." al Sagferer g. Senien ioIgt til
Eroprtetpr RieIien, "SdGfergaar'
ben" pr, Naalsp.
- 8aaroeier WarcuS Ssrenien
bar iolgt "8arperSlunogadro" |
@arpcrSIuno ill 90. Raor, Sect. for
1O1, 800 Ser. @uoroeu bar ifsIge
"aoIo. ao." ct Siaiggenoe al 100
Cor. 2an6 C13 Sbr. Surtforn). al
.uooenoig @eiGtning meoislger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
2rgeblofaScn, Sra aisbenbopn

mebbeIes oen ste 5ebruor: 2srSbe.
pGgelien inben ben ootife 2G9eitono
inoifr9nfer Jig life aIeue til at ONT
latte 2rgerue peo oeu f%isbenbaonife
Soipitaler. SpgefaSielGgerne pco
De iipIlanoife SpeefaSier bar MI op.
iagt fine aontrofter meo Spgefasier.
ne, % Spgefosieiuipeftsreu meboe'
Ter, at / Den nGrmeIte Sremtio oil
oct iamme bIioe Silfeloet pco Gan.
bets gorige Spgefasier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

Signrb Gnebo. Den ielpl9rte
Iitronom Sisurb Gnebo paa Comb.
aas bar opooeet to npe ioranoerIigc
Stierner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Hun $3.50 pr. aere.

700 slcres gpot uoDrfet ~5armiugSlanc, fun
pnttrent ier Dil fra Bperne Safeniad os
Sadits, Gals 60, Minn. SRl9es 40 GcreS
eler mere. 9ette S%etin9elier. Strio gprlf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
" Es>ss> til Carl 0. Saterhak,

< BeleraI SoIlcltOr f0r
Sraperle @puntp. &beatpn, Wtin
neiuta, eiter n irt 81 Sibers BOG meb
SpIpsntlger Dill Sarmina us 6orret.
nin9sonIeoniuaer / ct rist % paftert
Strsg at 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
ViljaI0s. :. On meact prroifuIo

5arm paa 500 aeres, beliggenoe /
Sropu o. glarihal Counter. e. Satota,
neo gooe 8pgninger. a~rteiit 8rguo, Seite,
g2alitrer pIo.. Tan, grlroct pad, at Sgost
boet ltGI opgIeres, ijpbes meget bialst, buiS
SGnocl tan lie iHoen lite Nprtl. Strtu itrar
pGa norit soaRit, ipenit, init euer eugslit III
"gomintitrators Of gilate 6aus =. &plf",
Gmberit, Raribdl Gumtp, z. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Yrpfssipr 9nepia sdrpsrr. gffol

VTT T
blep forleoen Iften rammet al ct mt
apopleftiif Stlf9lbe, Der meoisrte
2anmelie / beire She. Sans I'll.
Itano or meget betGnfeIia, % ban er
fun al % til peo 9epibitbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Sra Uoree.

Or. Gnatbon gall inoitiaes en-.
ifemmig at BET afaoentiife 9oaegirm
til Rroiesioratet | 6iloiofi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

Spbsfalb. Sra ariitiausiano mel
6e8, at Cars S%incfenbagen SoS'tlS
er ufgooet peb Seoen, NOR 80 anr
gammel. San brcO ell SlebmonoS'
fo~rretning Der.
- Sfibsreoer Sobn anubien, Tt'
branb8s, S%orpeIta6, cr tfslae Weooe'
Ielie afgaaet peo Geocn | Bergen 70
aar gummel. afbeoe bar Neoeier
al BET hefienbte Tirma grsorcne
anubien, iom oriOer itor Siloeerport
og SiIfebebrift.
- 9ampIfibserpebitsr 9. 9. Ssp'
LAMB, SIeffeiioro, cr plubieIig az
gaaet peo 9poen, S5l2 aar gammel.
Nfos0e, Ser bar en- title og bramfrt
1auo, bar beret itcrft interesieret /
Sfoleopienet, Sorobrug og 5iiferi;
iprIig bar ban rrNIo0t meget arbet'
oe for 2areiiiferiet5 Trertme.
= ru gbbo Cons, fsbt llaman,
Gnfe cfter oen / 1885 nfosoe Reoaf.
tor. tioIieere GtiitSpropit $. 6.
Cons, er aigaaet pe0 0soen / Sri
itiqnia. 6415 Gor Qommel. aios'
&c bar en- Ssiter al gmtmano giggo
llamnnn og SfoIebcitprerinbe Bag.
no IieIien. Sen6es conner er SoIo.
Beticnt Soban Cons og CONNER !
aongo @ilbeIm Gor5.
= Sru Srebriffe @uIoberg, Or.
pbiIos. q. @. @ulobcras Sititrll, er
afeoaet peo DOZEN / lit Siem Ror.
ore Sfsien / Ell gIOcr of 20 Mar.
Sru 8uIbberg oor fienot for fine
iterfe Sprogiutercsicr. Sum boooe /
mango aar ppret / ll0Ian6et og fin.
beret Sprog. boorof bun beberifeoe
&c fIeite europ9iife % mango oricu.
taIife. Sort for 3 gar iioen ofilut'
teSe bum fine anrIige Stuoiereiier til
l1olanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
era Oanmdrf.

Husfiloc bor MI STAT Snobpegere
eler 60 fGrre emo | Sior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
stprehrlts.S nnne[en.

Srtbs Ilan ON Ell Sunnef unber
Storeb9It pil meo oct isrite blire 10.
reIast Solfetbingets Sernbancito.
pala.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

When a fool is unable to disprove
the assertions OF a wise man he can
al least call him an idiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

7runarr &c en- sbmaTiue? "Susberneu"
er fnd COB foru nogeu auSeu epmarine I'll ben
oobbeIte qris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Statcu irlorr spmmer.

Igros meooeles Den 46e Sebr.: BED
SGmunoiisen eier Stnten b~etpScIige
Sfoeitrafninser iiioen ben befienote
RenooIens Statsalmenoing. Sfo-
gen beitaar af g~rouporen maImen
Suru % eguer iis iarifiIt for Sern.
baneiIeepers, 9rotsmner OF Seleiou.
itoIper. Siior bIep Der iaaIcOes ioIgt
ca. 1000 Splpter malmen SIeeperS.
Saar agter man at fremOrioe life
minbrc emo ca. 5000 &pIpter al
bette iielone srope 9enmer. ga
cen norife Stat | life lioeu lloitrrf.
ring tiSligere bar moottet fisbe
Sernbaneileepers | Sperige bar Sta
tens SoritpGien mi efter 6orIpOeuoc
eiort Sernbanen Tilbno on Salg
al flere Suiinoe Tplpter SIeepers,
grotsmmer % Selegraf'tolper fra
bisie Statcns Sfoge peo 6Gmunb'
iieen. Wan mener, at bare otsie
Sfoac her / oenne Croft Nil / Here
gor bore | Stan6 til Of IcOere BET,
lem Sernbanen trGnger at 8ropt
Surltpirfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
GfteripprsieI.

Eplpsning pHites ON JorRlSre elsr
SRgtHings III en- WaHo PED Rapu 90. aus
oeriou, iom forlpo III Diem for abitiljge
War iioen, berpaa opbplot ia en- lib / NiHs
neiota. os iaG / Grano Sorts, y. =, Sporira
han reiite III SSabslsa, Sait.. GAMBIA. an
itnl pGre ppuptset paa acknowledgements.
Rulise Cplpsutngsr ienoss iHareit til 4GuI
Rpren, 9ecorab, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Onifes.

S1nIfes. On mtboelaIorsros, Gorue.
- Hg % pouIioerg Mdnb. Der or pant mso
SreGturer, gUo til at melie % aisre area'
turiteL, fan iaa itaotg GniTtteIie % 900 9au.
6or GpIpsuiuger "TRIP I'll Z. .. Baub Oslo,
Mnribal gpuntu, YPiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
~mcojbpp tiIjaIas.

(~WICVUuV IIIIdIHc. 1tg OF
iPlge mn Snieoibop % Sognibop / en-
trtueltg Su / ipolige 8istouitu. Sulotpp
at aigre for 2-3 Diauo belle Anret ruu0t.
Gu uOmRrtet auIeouiHg for en- Sfanotnau.
SGriiteoet % en- 9el Rtpitaber err tillete.
Strtu itrur til A. o., "8ecurue EoItsu",
Setprab, SoUd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sra Sill
len me0oeleS ben 4be Tcbrunr: ar
beioet peo 9roen oper @Iommen peb
5IiIen Oripes meb fulo Strait. 9roen
% Sernbancn pil maaifC bliOe tpr'
oige poa iamme Sib. &roorbeioct
beitpreS al Sngenisr NorcuSlen,
&ongSpinger. Baa anlGggct meIlem
Sliien og glperum er man III opta'
get meo Srem0rift at Sten til De ito
re SpIOninger peo SasIa glp og De
fore SpIoinger langs @lommen.
S~orarbeibet begpnoer mcO fulo Strait
til @anrer, i~nainart SGIcn er gnoet
al Sorocn. @iennem be tore 6iiril'
moer / @aaIer pil Sernbunen 9isre
Tia breS @ei, oa man al Senlpn I'll
GSare for Sfogbrano bill erproprtere
mere emo fra isrit af poofrGpet. Gt'
ter Sorlpoeube or Sartcu MI oppe
ON at faa Str9fnin8cr Samdr -
GIperum ombpgget til breot Spor,
iamtioig iom StrGfringen 6ltlelt-
GIperum or f9rbigbpg9ct. otter
bette ifuloe grubbct mellem breot
% malt Spor De ieritc aar IaolHns
&C blipe peb @lperuln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
garauacr Ialmfcltcr.

Taranger Mnlmtclfcr. Ttd Sdnl'
5,lra meIoes til "IftCnpoItcn", at
aftieielifabet "Snoporangcr"& Itore
gpaaelaau hos Iorboeutde 9anf /
Samburg, fort t2 Wtiaicncr, unoer
ct Weoe Bite Sanuar meIlem Sar'
fen8 geofommenbe og ocn& norite
aopofat ariiten Sobanien iant No
pofat aarl Slno for GftteiCIitabet
"Spoporanger" % gbpotot Soen
2agcrIsi for W~etalurgiItc GttieboIa'
get / StocfboIm iom SoocoattionGr
/ Recommendations MI cr bragt /
euoelig Sr0en. Otter 60rlp0enoe
ifal oeu tpIfe @anf, Tom mi bar for
mioIet 2oanet. ogiaa bare iu0goaet
iom iterre gfticn9r | SClitabet. 81.
fer @pggepInnen ifal Oct belle GnIGg
bore fGroig / 1910. S S]pOooranger
er anIrg8orbcioet / iulo Grift. Sen.
iigten meo 2anuet err at ttIUeiebrin'
ge &c iornsSne Wtoler for en- llobp8'
nina al 0e and)erIfe ScrnicIter /
Spoporanger for en- forctcbig ian'
LET 8roouftion al co. 100000 Con
c]oncenteret SSernmalm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
DEATH OF JUDGE LEAKE.

Judge William J. Leake, 8 promi.
aent attorney and former president Of
the Redmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and a member Of The
6rm of Leake & Carter, of Richmond.
died at his home in that city last night
after an illness of several months.
Judge Leake had been suffering With q
form of spinal trouble. He was e5 years
of egg. S nee severing bis connection
With The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad as president of that
road Judge l. axe had served as COUNSEL
for both ira road and the Washington
Southern. Judge Lake wss twice mar
ried. He lie survived by hiS wife and
three children. Judge Lake was
chosen president Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
after the dta h of Msj)r f. I. ID.
Myers. After bis resignation be was
succeeded by William ii. White, Of
Norfolk, the incumbent. Judge Leske
was well-known 90 lawyer and jurlsI
throughout the stste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Virginia News.

Governor Ssanson, of Virginia was
tie principal speaker lat night a. the
annual bar quet Of the "The Vir'
piuisns," members Of which ere ratiVe
Virginians residing 10 New York.
At the University Of Virgins faculty
meeting last night President DR.. Alder
men a inouuced al unconditional gilt to
the endowment fuod Of $50, 900 by Col.
Oliver q. Payne, of New York.
The ni,l Ct AeIald'r E. Gdber', :
sisant fright agent OF the chesapeake
a I'd Ohio, charged with giving speci'
rebates to shippers of grain and ackiug
house provisions, began 10 Richmo' d
yesterday 10 the United States Circuit
Court.
Mayor Cutchin sststed 10 Rosuoke
YESTERDAY that he advised DR.. Gregory
to leave the city on account OF bis recent
lr al there, charged With att mpti' 6 as
sault on q Ia'ient. DR.. Gregory left
Roanoke Slntar morning. His friends
claim that he will returo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
KILLED BY TORNADO.

A dispatch from Russellville, Ark. ,
says at bstween twelve and twenty per-
sons we're killed In a tornado which
swept through the settlement of Piuey,
10 miles west of that place, yesterday,
and about 30 Others we're injured.
The dispatch states that the tornado
crossed the Arkansas river just south of
Piney, and that timber tracts and num-
Der Of buildings we're destroyed.
Reports from B ,ryville ere to the eff
E,ct thtt three persons we're injured
thsre. Five persons we're killed north
eset of Mulberry, aod and number in
iuraG. Because OF the remoteness of the
towns mentioned from the railroad AID
telegraph, only the most mesger repor
are yet available. ,
Dispatche, also az Ihst the towns OF
VAUDEVILLE and Jetbro, in Franklin
county, were practically demolished, and
several persons killed 10 each place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
To days Telegraphic News
Lord RobOrts.s Speech.

London, Nov. 24.-Lord Roberts's
energetic speech 10 be House Of Lords
last night 10 which he declared that En-
gland was at The mercy OF Germany
through he lack of q well-trainsd army
and the prompt adoption OF his resolu-
tlon calling upon the wsr office to fur
nish at once sufficient troops to make an
invasion impossible, is the sensation oil
the hour. While 1t Is admitted that
there Is no present possibility of clash
With Germany, the { ank manner In
which that nation was discussed by the
Lords shows the temper of the British
people.
The public alton OF the ksiser's alleged
structures upon King Edward and the
English people, as we'll as the general
belief thst he would welcome war with
England at any time, Is stirring up much
anti. German feeling throughout the
country and lat nights proceedings in
the House OF Lords will har 'ly have q
reassurlpg effect.
The vote by which the ROberts's res.
olution wa, adopted, ~ to 80, shows
that there was q general belief that his
charges Of uupreparedness are we'll
founded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Deaths from Tornadoes.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 24.-Addi-
tioual reports coming In today from the
tori a 1o-swept section of ArkaDsas iudi-
cate greater dsWage than stated at first.
The death list may be two-Score, while
apparently at least 100 persons have
been Injured. Many negroes are among
the victims.
Two tornadoes apparently wrought
deva station, coming from opposite ends
OF the state aod meeting near Ozsrk.
The storms did their worst damage in
this vicinity. A strip about 30 miles in
hngth and varying In width from 2 10 3
miles was wrecked. A! least dozen
counties were swept and fully twenty
towns suf red.
The towns of Oravens and Barr are
reported wiped out.
Piney, where the storm entered
Arkansas, is severe sufferer. Twelve
persons are reported killed there Mar
Mulberry Eve deaths are listed. 10
farming communities throughout the
storm area 1t is believed several persons
we're killed through the collapse Of their
homes. The towns Of London, Waller.
Vile, Jethero, Lodi, Lewisville, Paiter
son and Bsrryville al report deaths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Probing Standard Oil.

New York, Nov. "a Taking courage
from the belief that he will today va'a'e
the uncomfortable witness box In favor
OF his associate, John ID. Archbold, John
d. Rockefeller this morning faced his
relentless inquistor with smile when
the dissolution suit wss resumed before
Federal Commissioner Ferris. Att0r-
-uey Kellogg's instantaneous plu uge into
the methods of stock distribution in the
S andard Oil Company laid the fOunda-
tion for the grilling which threatens
Vice President Archbold, the man who
broke the policy of sphynx-like silence
maintained for more than 30 years ia
the secret precincts of the oil trust.
Many of the former statements of Arch
bald will confront him when he h. sworn
to tell the truth In this case.
The opening question of Pr osecutOr
kellogg drew from the witntss a state
meut that he did not own al OF the
442, 797 shares of Standard Oil stock
credited to him on the rec ortls of the
corporation during 1899. Mr.. Rookie
teller could not recollect just how much
of this stock did belong to dim, however.
Rockefeller testified That he owned
stock in following iailro' Ids: LsckAwsnua
New York Central. Pennsylvania,
Western Maryland, Missouri Pacific,
Texas Pacific, First preferred Erie,
Colorado Southern and a railroad in
Mexico. He owns 40 stock in the Union
Pacific or Southern Pacific.
Mr.. Rockefeller concluded his tes'i-
mony this evening and Mr.. ArchbOld
took the stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
The AUTHORITARIAN SItuatlon.

Vienns, Nov. "a The Austro-Turkish
situation is most serious today, and q
spec a. session OF the Austrian cabinet Is
now 10 session.
Vienr a, 6nsnciers have notified t.'he
gov rnment that the Turkish boycott OF
allAustrisn good, is running the county.
The boycott they averred, y, SPREADING
rapidly to all moslem nations aod trade
is falling eff ct an alsrglirg rate.
England, 1t WAS DECLARED, Is secretly
encouraging the Turks in their position,
az British trade is the gamer thereby.
At the oabiuct session the entire situs-
ton was c'.refully canvsssed. 1t is ex-
pectad pIst a nots will be drawn up
Warnj'Jg Turkey that all discrimination
aga nat Austrian goods and Austrian cit
liens must cease at once. If the Porte
refuses 1t is considered q certainty that q
naval demonstration will follow.
The Bourse is grastly depressed over
the outlook. All stocks are depressed
and the financial outlook Is very gloomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Coal Bank Burning.

Annapolis. Nd, Nov. PA pile OF
ccaI a. The Naval A'aiemy, containing
the entire supply used in the power
house aud lighting and heating plsrts,
amounting TO over tea thou and tons,
has igniltd from spontaneous CON bustion
and a large portion OF it will be a less.
The coal is of the bitumiuOus vanity.
Efforts to quench the fire have been uu-
availiug aud the whole under portion sp-
pears to be in flames. When psr.s are
dug away an under layer Of pure sshcs
is disclosed. The ERE has burned down
fences and sceffolding with which it has
been 10 contact. 1t will probsbly "a lss
a loss of thousands of tons OF coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
ThieVeJ, Captured.

San FauciscV, Nov. 4.-Joe Ada
nan and Frs ok Wieland, alleged to
ba 'e stolen a ack of siverware from the
Httsl Lorin. engaged in running bat
tie with thJ, police which lasted for
twenty bic cks and during which fifty
shots wera fire before the men we're cap
tdrsd. Tue men were discovered lesv-
ing the hotel, and, to avoid capture, they
jumped into buggy standing on
the street. The police followed in
another vehicle, and the chase, which
was hot one, was only terminated when
one of the wheels of the leading buggy
collapsed. When seized Wielsnd tried
to kill the policeman who graPpled with
him, but defective cartridge saved the
officers lite. The pair are detained st
police headquarters while their records
are being investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24

The Christmas L u q Der OF EVerybody's,
which ha' been received from Its pub.
fishers In New York, brsalhes the spi cit
Of Christmas from cover to cover. Its
opening Article, "The Sunday Lady of
'Possum Trot." Is real story of q II al
southern woman, who hiss given up b, r
life to the education of her monata q
people. $50 the Country for Christ
mas" gives lively descriptions of holiday
celebrations. "a childs ChIistm .
tIee" Is a series Of verses by well known
poets, beautifully illustrated In Col, r.
Rex Beach contributes more of biz
"Ohronicles of Chromatic bear huut"
and Eugene Wood treats with 6se humor
"The furnace Of affection" 1.-THE out
look for plain folk" "Ths womsn's
invasion" and 1.-THE players" are timely
articles and of interest. Seven short
stories give fiction above the average.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24

I'LL REIss, the defeated democratic
candidate for Congress 10 the Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania district, spent ten
cents 10 election expenses In bis sworn
statement Reiss says:
accented the nomir a ion on the fol-
lowing platform: That | would send 10
each constituent in the district PACK
are of seeds; ttat l would draw my sal
ary promptly, and all over my board
wouid bring home and spend with my
constituents. In my oamTaign expense
I used it where 1 thought it would DO
the mcsl good, Mercer county being my
home county, and in taking the Presl.
dential vots of 1904 into consideration
had only 4.7S5 votes to overcome. AS
INV face ia 50 we'll known in the county,
| did not get out Ca'ds or make any
speeebes tbtt you could notice. OaP-
tain Whistler, of the Western Press, as,
snred me II 1T because l was an Exalted
Elk L would carry Elk county without a
doubt.
The statement after giving a list Of
FIVE letters written by the candidate
with a total postage OF 10 cents, bears
this postscript: THE only seeds l can
give this year are little seeds OF XII d.
ness -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Arrest of Counterfelters.

Ohicsgo, Nov. "a. The arrest of two
men early today completed the work of
secret service operatives in rounding up
one of the biggest counterfeiting gangs
that tvsr operated in Ohicsgo. Some
of the persons arrested signed a COMES.
sion. According to statements by the
prisoners, SO, 900 worth of spurious Eve
dollar bills we're put Ia circulation 10
Chicago and surrounding cities snd $780,
900 worth we're destroyed. A set of
finely engraved plates from which the
money was made we're dropped into the
Chicago river. The officers searched the
room of Leo Blown aft his alleged con-
fession but failed to find any counterfeit
money, until, by accident, a. ornament
Was knocked from the top OF the post OF
a brass bed. The hollow space benea b
vas filed with green goods. Then the
officers began to look in queer places.
Locks we're found filled with spurious
quart r, iustt a of mechanism. Money
was pasted on the Nall and covered with
wall paper and money was sewed In bed
clothes. Nine persons In all we're ar
restel. Three Of them are women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. "a 1908

Mr. CARNEGIE, the worlds greatest
inn master and who contributed $780,
oOo IN help elect Mr.. Tat president, hfs
caused con, formation among The repuo-
Iicaa "stsnd-pst'ers" by an article ne
has written and which is sOon to be pub
lisbed in one of the msgfzines. de says;
sNot a ton of steel is produced In the
uo,ld at IS small an outlay for labor az
in our own county," And upon this
AIT never before brought out, he builds
mp an argument of tremendous force That
the .ime has come for the abandonment
h. the American government OF the
n,otectiye tariff policy. Mr.. Car
neOie admits that he has had a
GREAT d, al to do with the maintenance OF
a high tariff upon iron and steel pro-
ducts. and has even influenced demo-
cratic senators in thst direction, and be
declares that the Mckinley tariff policy
wo, the wisest ever devised, but, he aide,
that the necessity for such policy no
longer exists, because American manu-
tacturers can nov compete With the
whole world on free trade basis linus
the man who more than any other mas
been interested in and affected by the
protective tariff policy overtbroWs with a
ssntsnce the whole structure OF the stand
na. argument that a protective iatitf Is
NECESSARY to enable American manulac-
tut,rs to pay American wfges. he &C.
c,arfs his firm belief that hencetoith all
ta,iA legislation should be based upon
the revenue needs of the nation, with
speciaI exceptious-Of actual ''infant In
dustries," which should in certain cases
be allowed protection for limited time
He holds that, to produce reVeune'
dotles on luxuries, used by the rich,
sbonld be n maintained, but that those on
manufactured articles should be reduced
greatly, or abolished entirely when no
longer needed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Killed by Wife.Beater.

% Wilkes Barre, Pa, Nov. 24.-Two
men who this morning interfered when
Andrew Bogotas, of Pittston, was beat
ing his wife were shot and Instantly
killed by B ogotas, who then made his es-
cape. The victims are Charles BOgotas
and John Hoe. The two we're bosrders
10 the house, and when they heard Mrs.
B ,gotss shrieking they ran down stairs
to her aid. They told Bigotas to stop,
when without q word he threw the
woman violently to the floor, drew re-
volyer, shot his brother through the
heart, killing him instantly, and then
shot Hoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
Deeds of DrIuk. Crazed Father.

New York, Nov. 24.-Auswering the
pleadiDgs of his son for family reunion,
Carl Loss, 81 years old, baker, drew a
revolver and began shooting up" the
family. The first shot killed his 16-year'
old daughter Mats, another struck his
son Frank w. in the breast, and before
he conld fire the gun again Loss was dis
armed and taken to jail. The son is in
a serious condition. Recently the father
has been drinking heavily and his wife
had him arrested for ssssulting her.
When the prisoner was arraigned she re-
fused to prosecute him. At the breakfast
table this morning 1t was suggested that
past differences be buried, but the drink
crazrd fathers only reply was to draw
revolver and begin shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-24
TRLEdRAPHiC BRHVITIES

It is reported in Manila that Governor
General Smith is slated to be Secretary
of the Navy under President TAFT.
Albert B. Oummins was elected United
States senator from Iowa a. noon today
by the state Legislature In joint session.
The hospital ship Relief is now FIVE
DAYS over due from Gan station snd
Admiral Sperry has started wsrshiP to
search for her.
10 order to aid his system 10 throwing
off the effect of the powerful anesthetics
used on him, Francis ]. Heney will be
operated on today for the third time
since he vas shot in San Francisco.