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For Want of Jurisdiction

Washington, Nov. 10.-The case of
Adolphus Coulsen, who is under sen.
tence of death in the Panama canal
zcne, the penalty being inflicted in
trial without a jury, was dismissed
for want of Jurisdiction by the SUI
preme court of the United States.
Coulsen raised the point that the zone
is American territory and that trial in
a capital case without jury was I'M
constitutional.
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Official Count Necessary.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 10.-Until
the Official count is made the result of
the vote on the proposed law to stop
rapid divorce in South Dakota will be
IL doubt. Partial returns, however,
indicate that the measure has been
approved by large majority. The
returns from the various counties of
the state have all been gathered, but
are not expected to be canvassed for
several weeks.
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Bids for New Battleship,

Washington, Nov. 10.-The New
York Shipbuilding company of Cam
den, N. j., was the lowest bidder for
constructing the battleship Utah, bids
for which were opened at the navy de-
partment. Their proposition is for a
20A knot vessel at $3,946,0OO.
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Boston Brokers Suspend,

Boston, Nov. 10.-The assignment of
Burnham, Bennett & Co., members of
the Boston Stock Exchange, was an
nounced at the opening of the board.
Durham, Bennett & Co. is composed
of Charles II. Burnham, Jr., the board
member; John E. Gilcreast and Jos.
ephus @. Bennett The house is not
an important one. ~-
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DOES NOT APPEAR STRONG
Opposition to Gonaeers as President of
'~ Federation, 49,

Denver, Nov. 1O.-Though there is
much talk Of plans afoos to GUST Sam
oel Gompers from the presidency of
The American Federation of Labor
during the sessions of the twenty
eighth annual convention, which have
begun here, it is principally gossip
outside the federation itself. Rumors
Of growing dissatisfaction with the SO
rallied Gonpers plan during the recent
aationa, campaign are being given
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All OF the above articles could
have been purchased in.zthe city of
Bemidji, there being several con.
Germs, which are heavy. taxpayers in
the city,. who handle this class of
goods. ~ +>>..': Z
An ordinance authorizing the
issuance of the $4,000 waterworks
bonds, which were voted by the
citizens and recently sold by the
council, was given its first reading.
This ordinance gives authority to
the mayor, city clerk and city treas
urer to sign and deliver these bonds
to the bonding company.
The liquor license applications of
Edison BERGMAN, NJ. M. Sullivan, J.
A. Dalton and F. S. Lycan were
granted, and their respective bonds
approved. '~a'.
The report of C. D. Fisk, clerk of
the municipal court, for the week
ending Nov. 9, was read and
approved. The report showed that
$87 in fines collected during the
week had been paid to the treasurer.
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FOR RENT-Two we'll furnished
and we'll heated rooms. Inquire
500 Bemidii avenue.
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FOR RENT-Steam-heated, unfur-
nished room, with bath. Apply to
E. E. Gearlds.
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
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WANTED-A good girl for general
, housework. Inquire 419, Mime
sofa avenue,
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FOR SALE-Saloon and restau-
rant located at Gemmell, MINI.
For particulars write Mary Rofial,
Gemmell MINI.
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FOR SALE-$97.5O Oliver type
writer, good as new. Will sell for
$4,000. Bemidji Music House.
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Kuppenheimer $24 overcoats for
SIS, this week only. Schneider
Bros.
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FOR RENT.

FOR Furnished rooms,
with or without board. Mrs.
Wightman, sos Beltrami avenue.
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- Ii g e Is .
q dagger and slungshot.- Mackey
was an Englishman, thirty-one years
old, and. he formerly was employed in
Boston.
The shooting took place in the pres
ence of Miss Dorothy Morgan, the
fourteen.year-old daughter Of the post
master, who was accompanying him to
the subway station on her way to
school, Mackey had been pacing up
and down the sidewalk near the
corner Of Broadway and One Hundred
and Forty-sixth street for two hours
before the shooting. When Mr.. Nor
gan and his daughter left their home
and walked toward Broadway Mackey
turned down the side street and met
them. Evidently he had never seen
the postmaster before for, as he met
Mr.. Morgan, he asked: Are you
Postmaster Morgan?" At Mr.. Nor
>gan's affirmative reply Mackey drew
his revolver and fired one shot into
the postmaster abdomen. The wound
ed man fell to- the sidewalk and as
two witnesses of the shooting came
running up Mackey lay down on the
sidewalk, Opened his vest and sent
one bullet into his head and another
into his heart. He was dead when the
first man reached him.
~ Mr.. : Morgan was carried into his
own home, physicians were hastily
summoned and it was found that the
bullet had: merely passed through the
fleshy portion of the abdomen for
eight inches, inflicting superficial
Mr. Morgan declared that he did not
know, Mackey and never saw him be-
fore the shooting. It was learned that
a mar answering Mackey's description
had called at Mr.. Morgan's hone
three times during the past ten days
In his. absence. I
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FOR RENT Seven room house.
700 America avenue. Inquire of
J. P. Omich.
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Once Inmate of ASYLUM.

Boston, Nov. 10.-Eric H. r. Mackcy,
who shot Postmaster E. NJ. Morgan in
New York city and then killed him
self, was a son of II. w. E. Mackcy Of
Cambridge, who is engaged in literary
work. Mackey formerly lived in Cam
bridge, where he was employed at the
factory. of the Boston Woven Hose
and Rubber company. About six years
ago he shot 4 fellow employe because
Of fancied grievance and after trial
was adjudged insane and committed
to the Worcester asylum, from which
he escaped in 1904.
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DEED
OF INSANE MAN
Postmaster of New York City
Badly Wounded.
ASSAlLANT THEN SUICIDES

Drops to Sidewalk Beside the Uncon-
scious Form of His Victim and
Fires Bullets Into His Head and
Heart-Had Complained That His
Mail Was Being Tempered With,
but Charge Was Held GroundIess.
New York, Nov. 10.-Postmaster Ed
ward M. Morgan of this city was shot
down in the street as he was leaving
his house on West One Hundred and
Forty-sixth street for the postoff1ce
by Eric H. B. Mackay a stenographer
employed by a down town law firm,
who then shot and instantly killed
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Will sell cheap or
exchange for lumber, posts or
building material, one 26-horse-
power advance engine, in good
running order. Address The H.
N. Tucker Co., Courtnay, N. D.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
$50 to 6 p. m, and Saturday
evening 7:3O to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Harriet Campbell
librarian.
WANTED-Table boarders. Board
by the day or week. S. E. Pan
chot, over the Model Bakery.
WANTED-Good roll top desk.
Inquire at Pioneer office.
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HElP~WANTEE.

WANTED-Fifty men to cut wood,
S1.1O per cord. T. M. Partridge
Lumber Co, Mizpah, MINI.
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CITY CLERK MALOY WONT
PATRON|zE HOME PEOPLE
Continues to Purchase City Supplies
from Outside, Ignoring Local Tax
paying Merchants.

q -
But little interest was taken in
the meeting of thescity council last
evening the session being short
one. 49, - 10 :. q,
After the reading and approval Of
the minutes of the last meeting, the
usual amount of bills were allowed,
one being that of Louis F.@,Dow of
St. Paul for the city clerks Office,
as follows: <. > - ( >;:.=S' i. +
gross Belmar pens =: > Is: -. $l.50
1dozen lead pencils: &c.. -. .: :: .65
arm rest. :. : j.. 100
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

A notice which has been filed at tho
office of the secretary of state certifes
that at a legal meeting of the stock
holders of the Morrison Oil Co, held at
the principle Office Of the corporation
ut Augusta on Nov %. it WAS voted
that whereas the capital stock was IN
sufficient for the purposes for winch
the corporation was organized. 1t b"
increased from 100000. consisting OF
5000 shares of the par value of 800 each,
of which $l50.000 is preferred stock and
$3.50. 900 is common stock, to sob, 3,0oD.
divided into $500 shares of the PAR
value of 500 each. of which 2430 shall
be preferred stock and 500 shall b"
common stock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
Cost Of Enforcement for
Il Months $20,340.
CORPORATION Business for No.
,ember Shows Slight Increase.
Mainly Due However to One Fee
Of $4,000.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor. arid Council
Friday, Dec. 18, at 10 A. M.

rho total cost of the enforcement
,on,njssion, created by the Legislature
- zoos for the better enforcement of
,be nrohibitorv liquor law, according
:. 6gures given out at the State House
Monday from the first of the year to
,he last day of the present month has
;een s922, So, SO while the fines and fees
collected in the same period AMOUNT to
90 o9s a. which makes the net cost of
,,,o commissicn thus far this year, $40
Mn19
II is learned on good authority That
tho deputy enforcement commissioners
will not DC called off on the first Of the
coming wear as was the case two years
400 before the new Sherif-i or the Shcr-
,4s who were reelected took their
oaths of office. 1t is learned that the
IDENTITIES will continue their work until
the law is repealed. Bat the general
corccnsls of opinion about the state
House is that the Sturgis law creating
This commission will be repealed before
the legislature has been in session
MANY weeks. -
Sine juno. 1907, when the /cnfprCc-
mtnt deputies made their second ap-
nearanre in TINS state by raid!Eg in
Somerset county, the total cost of the
commission las been $5l.:26.S2 while the
sun of 81. .S90Sp has been received in
fines and fees, leaving the net cost OF
the commission, So 1888.
During the month of October the sum
Of s., $50 in fines was received from Pen
obycot county and the sum of $l.4i1. 80
was received in fees from the same
comfy.
since the first of the year the fees
collected have amounted to So, 81 oG of
which amount the sum of S2,16S.06 was
received from Pcnohscor county and
the remainder from the counties of
Somerset and SaGadahOc.
The total amount of fines received
during the past year has been $500 a.
from four counties. as follows: Pcnob-
scot. IS, lG2.5a: AndroscoSGin, $1.121 %;
Somerset, $lS1S40 Sagadahoc. $2230.5o
The three commissioners, Waldo
Tcttengll of Runford Fats. Henry w
Oakes OF Auburn ANA Alfred II. Lang
of Skowhcgan. each receive a salary oi
$500 per year and their expenses. Tho
clerk of the commission, Augustus i
Norton of Lewiston, receives Il salary
of $Lp00 per annum. while the deputy
a Gay and their expenses AS the last
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
NEWS FOR DYSPEPTICS
Some Condensed Items From All Over
America, that Show that Dyspepsia
Can Be Easily Cured.
Whitcland, Ind.

WhitcIand, Ind.
- was a chronic sufferer from dyS-
pepsa for years: tried several doctors
without relief Began using Mi-o-na
tablets. and after several weeks treat
mcnt I found thorough relief, and am
able now to eat anything | recommend
M.o-na to anyone afflicted with
stomach trollbIc"- D. A. Brewer.
Buffalo, N. Y.
"Alow me to congratulate you on
your discovery of Mi-o-na. | had Sev-
eral of the best doctors in the city, but
none seemed to do me any good. !
vomited frequently | hard this trouble
four years took one box of ma
tablets, and now eat most anything
without distress. Mrs Mary Becker.
1890 Baily Ave
Brdgcton, N. J.
Il would be dead II it wasn't for Mi
o-na. One year ago | weighed only 100
pounds: now my weight is l5a pounds.
eat everything L want--cabbage, ham,
fried potatoes, everything doctor said
not to eat or l would die. Mrs.
Carrie Vanaman.
Mountain island, N. c.
1 suffered with stomach trouble for
10 years; spent $500 for medicines
everything failed to do any good until
found Mi-o-na. That has cured me-
ana 1t will cure others that suffer. =
j.. r. Nonket.
Bowditch & Webster sell Mi-o-na
tablets. the dyspepsia remedy that is
making such surprising cures through
OUT America for 50 cents a box. and
'ley guarantee them to cure acute and
chronic indigestion, vomiting from any
cause and sea or car sickness.
Sold and guaranteed in Waterville
py Geo. w. Dorr, and in Gardiner by
Jackson Rros.
n26dl >
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Federal Oil CO. ......... ..... 81 500 800
International Typewriter Co, =. 1,TlD 900
Consumers Coal Co., ........... 1.oHi 600
American Automatic Carrier Co. 1000 0D
Modern ,'oppcr Co. ............. J.p"i.0pD
American Fuel Products Co. ~. 900, ,00O
Vanderbilt Realty Improvement
Co.. Observation-Disclosures. -,.n, ONi
Aiken Cement House Co. ....... 1.Gh,C0)
International Power and Manu-
fa,turin1. Co. ........... otn 00D
Hcanv LamD Co. ............ 3Gn. .tMI
Western Gas Improvement Co, 1M0,00O
Great Western Smelling and Re-
I,,inc Co. of Maine .. 10Oe 900
Diamond Joe Gold and Copper ILL
Mining &C ......... 900 N00
F,mrick Rcttle Wrapper Co, 49,. 1000 coo
Atlantis. Gulf e West Indies
Ctcan,sbin Lines ..... tit nn 0Gl
tiuZnpa Mrcs Co, ............... ,Wn "n
GootWin Lake Mines Co. ...... ,I0o, ,0U
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
THE MAINE SANATORIUM

q for the treatment and cure of persons
WIN pulmonary tuberculosis. was erected
~ ~ and IS under the "pESementyof the
.haine State Sanatorium Association de-
saittle). It's purposes arc wholly phian-
;t'innir This sanatorium is a model of
..; aS kind. For curative effect and for, in
curing outlook its location is uneNcelled
~; US present capas ity is iifty-tive pa
uieh's The completed plant would PRO-
woe woe Tor one hundred. The cost Of conf
pp,etlng it would be comparatively small.
money is wanted for this, and for a1dlnS
tNSey tnsedy patients. An endowment fund OF
s%uMw is greatly needed. For further IN
ta. Maine
;, The officers and directors are: Presi-
9nnl. Ifl. Cen. Seldom Connor: Vicc-Presidtnt.
si,ram id', W. Kicker; Treasurer Treby Jonn-
son son Secretary, A. G. Young. NJ. D.; Med
ps,,;nI,,r fsSs; Hon; John F; Hill. Hon Waldo q!
IIee,...ingill. S. II. Weeks, NJ. D.. Hon. r. Z.
.S .WShltehouse. Rt. Rev. Robert Goldman
non Wn. D. PenEell. F. 6. Thayer. NJ
~, {. II. Payson. Hon. CYRUS W.. Davis,
HMugh J: Chisholm. E. p: Chamberla1n'
frank G. rayson. Extes Nicholas. M. D.,
Free j. Rt~A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
LINCOLN.
cooPER's MILLS.

perlev Miller. State missionary. VII
hold service at the church. Sunday af-
ternoon and evening Dec. g.
Mrs. Bruce of North Whitefield witt
Mrs. John Noyes visited Mrs. Bruce's
sister. Mrs. George Irving who is quite
ill.,
AR and Mrs. William Dillon of Gar
diner visited their grandmother, Mrs
Sanford Place.
Stephen Heath is very poorly at tAi
writing.
w. A. Cookson is the owner of yer.
fine flock of sheep. He recently sold
pair OF lambs to DIR. F. w. Jackson
Jeffers ,n. for one of them receiving
SO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

N5thing else can do this. When
tho stomach Is weak 1t needs help;
you must help 1t by giving it rest,
and Kodol will do that.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
SOMERSET.
ST. ALRANS.

Mr. and Mrs. w, A. Bigelow re
turned Saturday from Pittslield
Miss Edyth Goodwin daughter of tn
late Rev. D. A. Goodwin came Will
them and will stay in town for time
Miss Gladys Ireland of Bangor i.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Elliot.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliot were in Bangor
and passed Thanksgiving day with hel
parents.
George Nelson started for Seattle
Wash. last week, Mrs Nelson expect.
to go soon in company with Mr.. an6
that city.
Mrs Rebecca Martin was in Pitts
field Wednesday to attend the funera
of Rev. D. A. Goodwin.
George w Martin returned from
Hebron Friday where he had been t.
see his son Erwin who is there in the
sanitarillm for lung trouble.
John Peakcr and Walter Matthews
students at Bates are at home fol
vacation. The former will return to
college and the latter will teach in
kingman.
S. II. Goodwin and A. 7. Bigelow
travelling statesmen. passed Thanks
giving with their families.
Clifford r. Bragg. who is working in
Pittsfield, was at home Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
Bragg.
Mrs. Eunice Kilbrcth and daughter
Annie. were the guests of Mrs. DAVID
Firth's Thanksgiving day at Hartland.
The younger members of the Grange
filed the offices Saturday evening ana
also furnished the program.
The dance at the Opera house
Thursday evening was well ATTENDED
considering the weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

The following corporation has filed
il" certificate Of organization at the
Office of the secretary of State:
Goodwin Lake Mines Co. organized
at kittcry. for the purpose of conduct
ing a mining business with S1.500, ooo
capital stock. of which nothing is
paid in. Officers President, George +,
Burnham of Kitterv; treasurer, Harold
p KnowIton Of Maiden. Mass. Ccrtl-
ficatc filed Nov 30, 1905
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Legislature failed to make an annro-
pr1ation for the commission the wter.-
whhal to maintain it is taken from an.-
moneys in the treasury not othernise
appropriated n
burlhg the past month liquor raids
nave been made by the deputy enforce
llieht commissioners in seven counties
tehohscot, Sasadahoc. Knox. Ans,ros-
cosSin, Somerset and Washington. al
'hough men in the employ of the cont
mission have been in every county in
the State looking over conditions.
From information given out at the
ot1icc OF the secretary of State on Mon
day 1t Is learned that the number Of
corporations which were organized in
Maine during the month Of November
and filed their certificates of organiza-
ton at the Office mentioned above was
bo, OF which number 63 were Organized
urder the general law and two under
charters granted by a special statute
OF the last Legislature The amount
received in fees was $500. against
$3.50 received during the preceding
nontt: Of October, and was the largest
amount received in fees of any month
for the year with the exception of
March, when the receipts amounted to
$l40o3. Compared with the receipts of
November. 1907, those of the past
month show an increase of $515O The
Increased amount in the November fees
however Is due to the fact that one
corporation alone, the Atlantic, Gulf
& West Indies Steamship Lines, with
ir capital stock of 100000 paid a
| fee Of $1,000. or almost half the total
| receipts in fees for the month. The
| following figures show the receipts by
| months for the past IL months of the
wears 1908 and 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Total for II mos. .$73, ,372 90 St3S, 800 %
The list of the larger corporations
organized during the month. those
which are capitalized at $1,00o.G or
oyer. shows an increase over those Of
the Tast few months, there also being
included in the list the largest corpo-
ration of the year. The list of these
cOrooratiCns is as follows:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Gipil Serpice Scform.

Grriioent Rooiepelt bar / en-
/ Cnsoag5 uoiteot Gretutiporore
6raEt rpe Sunore6er al oiientlise
IieueiremGno, ser biOtiI bar pGret
grisgiuue 0e poIitiife 0mitiiteIier.
inO unoer ben ~iadfaIote fIasTiieereSe
Sieneites beitpttenoe Singer.
OrOren giGIOer aue S~teuograier,
aOpiiier, SoIte. SogtmGno og Sllo
uuiatte ueo commissioner for De lem
clpiliiereoe Snoianeritammer; Ser.
ioner, iom / iOritielige Stilinser er
tnptte0e til Regierinaens 2nrotontor.
iom Stosoogtere, 6oritntGno os Sp.
ipnsmRno / 6e rationale Barter %
ReierpGtioner; aortoriiter ! alaifa.
aioeliusen / SpIpsuinssburenlet;
un~oerororeSe 5unftiorprer PED ae.
gieringens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OH.
en- iaaoan Sore bar ingeu 9ops.
FRAT. men oil rimelispis bli reipette.
RET. iaolquge Oct republifauife Earti
ltaar ior Stpret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Slere ON Suoet.

Gen Of Gbeier FOR oct internntio'
male Heformbureau / Boston, DR..
8iIbur j. Graits uOfaIteoe Sonte on
at gisre 5beobore &ooieueIt til "Fre'
iiSent Of the @orIo" bar foranle0iget
en- ifriitlie SenpeuoeIie til BAN ira
ben fungerenoe Sormano / Sreoslt'
aaen, @m. 8. McGopea, ON Enife.
Iiabeben al SamorbciOe meaem oisie
TO Srganiiotiorer oco SaIget al Ell
gerbensprpiioent 8 benne SfrioeIie
beber BET, bl. q. bercm:
"Sioen er MI fomnret, og De inole'
oenoe Sfriot er oLlereoe tngne Ill
8alaet al et S~perhoOeo, Der ifal bore
Sitelen "5reositiitercn". gnlget oil
BIZ foreto9et al ct International
8alsfonagirm ON lttenoe gerOens
intelleftuele Se6erG % tpQen0e ca.
100000 gplgere.
Seq Ter, 9e rnbefaler 8beobore
R~ooiepeIt ill Ghef Tor oct erefrttpe
9eportement, eler til "Yreiioent OF
tbe 8orlo", iom De taloer Oct. gu,
iaooiot ieg ioritoor 90 bar funnel
iGtte mig inb / Den alminoelige DE.
ming bIanot ReOIemmerue al galg.
foaegiet, er Der traeu Suil om. al
De peb aigipeIieu at line Stemmer
bill bare lin SpmRrfiambeo rettet paa
amerifa; men Sc nIan biiife paa, al
De 5oreneSe Stater life bar noget
Wonopol paa 9erSeus itore 6re6s.
arbeibe. Otter min Rening oil De
Stemmer, Tom foites for goreere al
be 5oreneSe Stater, bli iorbelt mel
lem anbrep Carnegie, Sbeobore
RooiepeIt 90 ben ilogue aanbiont Tor
grGiioent al be 5oreneoe Stnter, en-
ten bette MI blir Zap eaer 9ryan."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Observation-Disclosures.

s 2sbet al De iibite ipp Iar er Der
al Sproefpnbige fra California Uni,
p~eriitet bIeuet neotegnet 81 fprifiel'
lige SnoianerbiaIefter til permanent
gepareIie / 6orbinbelie me0 Den et'
noIosiife % o%rfpologiife Spmaaliua
al Stotcn. De bar fact iitano oper
1900 "iecoroS" reprGiGnterenbe %
forifieuige 9ialefter. De beItaar 30
peoiogeIig al Sange, 9snner, reIi'
eisie Saler, Sraoitioner, Npter, b.
~itoriife 90 ~perionlise SpIenelier oip.
gaa ben 3io, "a California be-
gpnote at bebpeae$, fanote8 Ser ooer
100, nogle mener enooq Oper 15C
irrifilote Sioleftcr bloubt Snoia.
nerne | Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20

par iumIe6c | 9ucu / IuIcOutng Sonos
regiitreriuaen. blen itaoeuoe rplten
belt biGlpeIsie. 5 Soob ON at be-
arGnic SIocu bIeo Here mclIemItg
qeuoe minore S~pguiuger rcpne nco;
men Bette oiIoe pGret al lioeu 9tptte,
ON life beIOiapi5 &inoeu ! Oct melt
fritiite GichItf hap6c iuuo fig.
F. Heueu ira oeu brrnoen0e GrGrtc
% @e5oelic5buic bar iau int at man
upitcn life frru0c ie Ell @nan0 inr lia.
Gn paniit Strrf greb ON iiH blmtot
&noouaucrUc o. Dc mango Eultnoer
al Suuoieacrc, og / itorc Sfarcr
ioate &c Rcouiug pe0 en- b~oUeOtllS
Ttl9t no al 9ncn gutomobiIer %
aierctpier for / pilo 6ort aztec oicn'
mem iIpateuoc @aaicr tiIioOS. mems
Nluorcoer ANDRE iamIc6c iig ont
firing Observation-Disclosures oq iorlduqte
Of blipc igrte no al 9pcn meO Grtra.
tog.
Nile 6orrctninacr bar llttcoc, %
GoIltiCt pa~triIiereoe | @aOeruc meo
broQue Repolpere for at forbtuOre
4Innoring cller andre lloroeucr,
Yua @rIr0 al beu heI0igc Ben.
oinq / &iuorctuinaen bIcp @~runoito.
Sen i~orboIoSpi5 Ii0cn.