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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
Other Official Changes.

Besides the transfer of masters there
have been several other changes in the
Ship company since she was last at
this port. Dr. Conrad Richter, former
" surgeon on the steamship China, will
look after the ills of the passengers
in place of DIR. Lewis, who has been
detached on account Of his fracas with
Captain Saunders. Robert Poiatche
has been succeeded by G. E. Landers,
former storekeeper, as freight clerk,
and David Austin is down on the list as
second officer in place of j. Koppee,
resigned. 1t is said that Polatche viii
be sent out as aes puTser. on one Of the
Panama liners, and also that Purser
Rennie, of the Mongolia is slated for
a transfer to Kobe, where he will be
made chief clerk. Holt, the agent at
Shanghai, has resigned, and it is cur
rent rumor on the Manchuria that
young Morton, brother of Captain Nor
ton of the Mongolia, is to take his
place. 1t is also said that Ludwigsen,
at present a purser on Panama boat,
will be changed to that position on the
Mongolia.
Chinese Suite Returning.
Because of the Chinese New Year
celebrations in San Francisco, the Man
churia carried fewer Asiatic passengers
than usual. DR.. Hsiao Gilman and the
suite of retainers who accompanied the
Chinese Prince and Ambassador to the
States recently, are returning to the
Flowerv Kingdom. A number of the
narty which went through here are re-
turning to China by way of Europe.
Moonlight Dance at Sea.
Beginning with last Wednesday, the
Nanchuria encountered fair weather
the rest of the time on the way to
Honolulu. On Wednesday the sea was
perfectly smooth, and that night the
passengers enjoyed themselves with a
moonlight dance. Photograph concerts
were given every evening in the saloon
The officers of the Manchuria say that
notwithstanding the storms and the
consequent rolling of the vessel, this
trip down from San Francisco was one
| of the most enjoyable ever expert
enced.
Half Freight Cargo.
| Because of the floods and general
storms along the Pacific Coast, which
derailed freight trains and tore up the
| tracks. the Manchuria carried only
| about 4falf her regular cargo. She was
scheduled to carry about 1000 tons
while, as matter of fact, she brought
but $500 tons.
Captain Daniel Friele, who wa:
known as "Forty Fathom Dam wher
he was in command of the China, il
now known as % Ninety Fathom Dam
| in order that the Manehuria may b.
well protected Captain Friele is rec
ognized as. one Of the most careful
masters an the Pacific. Ocean. The Man
churia continued her voyage at
| o clock last evening
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30

ICE delivered at any part of the city.
Island orders promptly filed.
Telephone 52S. 2. o. Box 600. Office,
Kewalo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
MANCHUR|A HAD
STORMY VOYAGE
Rough. but Interesting, Trip
OF. Big Pacific Mail
Liner.

With over two hundred passengers,
one hundred and eleven of whom were
for Honolulu, the Pacific Mail liner
Manehuria, in command of s'Ninety
Fathom Dam Friele, arrived off Koko
Head bright and early yesterday morn
ing and slipped into the Oceanic wharf
shortly before noon The big ocean
greyhound stood high in the water, on
account of the fact that she only car
ried about half her regular cargo.
Meets Hailstorm.
Rolling heavily, the Manehuria was
in the midst of one sof the meanest
storms in her history for three days
after leaving San Francisco. Hail and
snow feb on her decks on several occa-
sions. The passengers, those who we're
not suffering from NAL de mer, pelted
each other with hail and snowballs
gathered from the slippery decks of the
vessel. 1t was a unique incident to
most of them, and they made the must
Of it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
Vetoes of His Honor.

Three veto messages from Mayor
Fern were then received and fled for
for future consideration. The first veto
was of Ordinance No. l, the one abol-
ishing all the various boards, commit
tees, commissions, offices, positions and
so forth. The old Board of Supervisors
abolished these, the new Board abol
ished them by two different identical
motions and then abolished them by
formal ordinance. In reference tt
these several sections, the Mayor sale
in his message:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28

Come, your the doctor,
Which shall it be,
Costivenecs, constipation, or
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Nick Dotfing
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Chinese Poetry.

The Chinese are not generally re-
garded as poetical people, yet, as a
matter of fact, no nation on earth
has ever been so passionately devoted
to prosody, or brought it so intimately
into their daily life. 1t is, indeed,
one of the most important branches
of the native educational system, and
all examinations for governmental
positions from the most humble office
of tax collector up, include the writing
of original poems. The Chinese Ian.
guage is particularly rich in metaphor,
and a Chinaman of the better class al
ways turns into verse an account of
any occurrence of special interest to
himself or his family. 1t is not unus.
ual for proclamations to be issued in
didactic verse. A peculiar and inter.
esting coincidence has been noted by
one student of Chinese poetry. 1t is
a poem written about the year 200 b
c., by Kia vi, minister of state, who
had been sent into Punishment, and
which is astonishingly similar in me
ter, wording and thought to Poe's
Raven"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Oakfield and Brayton

Picking corn is the order of the
day.
Mr.. Beck shipped carload of cat
tee to Omaha.
Frank Jenkins attended the Elk
meeting at Atlantic.
Mrs. S. j. Harter took the noon
train Tuesday for Atlantic.
James McGovern, of New Mexico,
was visiting at the T. j. Essington
home recently.
Nels Nelson of Britt who has been
visiting here took his family to that
place in his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood and the
children were recent visitors at the
Robinson home in Atlantic.
DR.. Koob has been very attentive
to the Mike Hansen case in Elk Horn
who has been very sick man.
Lewis Heath Taught IN the upper
room of the Academy recently and
they cay he did the work satisfactory
lily.
From our friends at Key West,
Florida, we learn that they passed
through the terrible hurricane in
safety.
Mrs. Petersen has been busy this
week taking few pictures around
town. Her work speaks we'll for her
and it is hoped she will engage in the
work.
If you need some good Husking
mittens, we have them.
j. F, Jensen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
SHERIDAN HOME A GROCERY
Once the Center Of Social
Gayeties.

One by one the oldtime mansions
which housed prominent families of
the Chicago of more than two and
three decades ago are being aban-
doned to make way for the invasion
of commerce. In each division of the
city stately, old fashioned homes
some of them of brown stone and
others of white marble fronts-have
been RACED to make room for business
structures. Still others have been
turned into boarding houses and one
large residence in the west division
of the city, which was one of the
show places thirty or more years ago,
will be remodeled for laundry pur-
poses.
Surprise was caused recently when
announcement was made of the pur-
chase by John Barton Payne of the
former residence of Gen. Philip II.
Sheridan at 2OO7-O9 Michigan avenue.
In this day and generation there are
many who will be SURPRISED to learn
that the hero of the ria "to Winches.
ter, twenty miles away" was at one
time after the war real bona fide
resident of Chicago and property
owner here.
The house formerly was the center
of social gayeties and within it's walls
many celebrities of the civil war
have been entertained by the general
and Mrs. Sheridan. The generals last
years We're passed in Washington,
where he had the companionship OF
Gen. w. T. cold Tecumseh") Sher.
man, and other famous warriors.
The Sheridan house in Michigan
avenue is of brick and stone and the
ground floor is occupied by a grocery
store at present.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Miss Gertie Pearson went to Extra

Miss Gertie Pearson went to Extra
Monday to visit.
Clara Bsndixen is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. Nelson.
McNiery shipped load of cattle
to the east Monday.
Mr.. Frank Heath was down from
Extra last Saturday.
Miss Anna Petersen came home
from Audubon Saturday.
Horton and Cannon sold carload
of cattle to McNiery's Monday.
McGovern 4 Co. shipped a carload
of hogs to Des Moines Monday.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and son Hans
went down to Atlantic Monday. a-.,~
Tuesday evening Nov. End will be
the first number of the lecture course
John Riley Jr. of Extra sshas en-
barked in the iewelry business here.
Mrs. l.. F. Miller went to Elk
Horn to see her nephew who is sick.
Mrs. S. r. Nelson has been very
sick for week but is better at this
writing.
Milt Horton received word. from
Neb of his brother, E. E. Horton S
marriage.
h. S. Wattles returned to his home
In Aztec, New Mexico Friday after a
long visit here with relatives.
jim Christensen who used to re-.
reside here but now of Newman Call
ifornia visited few days here.
F. L. Freeman returned Nfrom
Aberdeen after registering last Thur
sday. He was we'll pleased with the
country.
Miss Ester Petersen missed the
train Tuesday morning which caused
that young lady to walk to EJExira
TO school.
| Mr.. Max Bendixen who has been
visiting at Detroit Michigan, stopped
off at Brayton to pass few days
with friends before returning to his
home in Omaha.
| Chas. Leigan took Mrs. Dr.i Koot
to Anita last Thursday in the au tc
to see her brother who was sick
with appendicitis and she was there
Just short time before he passed
away. Funeral was held Sunday.
Mrs. N. Larson gave a birthday
party to all her friends last Friday
night, and after all had passed al
EMO yable evening they partook of {
lovely lunch and wishing her many
happy returns dispersed to thei
homes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28

Stomach troubles would more quickly
disappear if the idea of treating the
cause, rather than the effect, would
come into practise A tiny, inside, hid
den nerve, says DIR. Shoop, governs and
gives strength SO the ttomach. A branch
also goes to the heart, and one to the
kidneys. When these "inside nerves"
fail, then the organs must falter. DIR.
Shops Restorative is directed specif-
cally to these failing nerves. Within 48
hours after starting the Restorative
treatment patients say they realize a
gain. Sold by all druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Hanlin
taorga Pines left Tuesday

A son of George Pines left Tuesday
for Anita.
Plasterers are busy at work on
Nels Mortensen's new house.
Peter Mortensens had their baby
baptized at the church Sunday.
Mr.. George Spencer went to Aud
ubon and brought back load of tile
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Eagen returned last
Saturday from her visit to relatives
in Kansas.
Miss Metba Haahr who is working
in Audubon, came down and spent
Sunday with her parents.
Hans J. johnson of the firm of
johnson & Anderson, went to Omaha
Monday to lay In their stock of win
ter goods.
Frank Duvall received Z carloads of
feeding cattle from Greencastle Mo.
Monday, and Tuesday he drove them
out to his feed yards.
They were busy at the lumber
yard Tuesday hauling up the two
carloads of lumber which they re-
ceived since last week.
Everybody is well aud happy at
Hamlin and the farmers are all busy
in the corn fields 30 we could not
CLEAN many news items this week.
The representative for the Register
and Leader was busy Tuesday work
ing the town for subscribers and pass
ing around sample copies Of the pa
per.
Robert Robertson who has been in
Oconto Nebraska. came last Wednes-
day for visit to his brother, the
depot-agent, when he will go on to
his home in Sherrard Illinois.
Miss alice Mortensen, the young
lady who was 80 badly burned last
week is improving as rapidly as
could be expected, but the Doctor
says it will be some time before she
is we'll again. Everything is being
done to make her as comfortable as
possible.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28

Dick Powers is working at Kim
ballton.
Gilbert Nelson's new house will
soon be completed.
Mrs. w r. Koob was in Anita
last week visiting relatives.
Joshua Cousins folks entertained
Mrs. George McNary and daughters.
Mr.. R. P. Clark and wife are visit
ing relatives and friends at Guthrie
Center.
Friends from distance are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Burwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mis- Larsen returned
from their Nebraska trip, looking
we'll and happy.
G. G.. Thompson was business Wis
itorin Atlantic, purchasing leather
for his large trade.
Mrs. John Hunter and SOD, Duke
of near Guthrie Center visited at the
Smith Burton home.
Remember we have a good Stock
of Overshoes and Rubbers and prices
right.
j, F. Jensen
Rasmussen Bros. Of the Brayton
Cement works laid cement floor in
one of Mr.. III. NJ. Bartlett's corn
cribs as an experiment. Mr.. Bartlett
is believer in modern ideas.
Come, your the doctor,
Which shall it be,
Costivenecs, constipation, or
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea?
Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28

You need not have dyspepsia or indi-
gestion, nor do you need to be troubled
in any way with your stomach, if YOU
simply take Kodol at those times when
you feel that you need it. Kodol is
guaranteed to relieve you, If it fails
your money will be refunded to you
by the druggists from whom you pur-
chased it. Kodol digests all the food you
eat. 1t is pleasant to take. Sold by all
druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Panied Him DeepIy.

"There is great deal of egotism in
the profession" said the leading man.
"There is" answered Mr.. Storming-
ton Barnes, with touch of sorrow in
his tone. 81 am astonished to see
how many actors appear to think they
play Hamlet as well as l do"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-28
Notice

1 have left my accounts with Geo.
A. Arnold for collection.
o2S F. B. HEATH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
6upernoren uoeluffet.

@uperuer Stubbs al SoniaS LED
oen Fort at bli uoeIuffet ira at Del,
tnle | oeu 1%eitmiooog. iom al oerr
.iiniine "5opcco Glib" / 3opefo. aan'
ius, forIc6en aiteu gapes iii gGre for
Observation-Disclosures Sobniton ! An
.IcSuina hans 25IorSiubi!Gum Jon
WeOIcm al Stoters Ssieiterct.
aariagcn BERTH pnr Den. al 8it'
ueruereu. mems ban ielu bar Wcolenr
al alubbru, bou6e itnrtet Ell gGito.
ton for at ino oct ioafdlotc "9iauor
goctcr" Spitem ophGuet % at ban.
oo 1orisget miSlnffebcs. bopoe mcIot
iig 10.
Get urritc nco TiiGren par, al
@~upcrneren naereoe bopoc a~fccpterci
Ell SnNbuoelie til IioOoner % louct
at boIoe 1eittulen for sGresniGiteu
men at alubbens ERECTION ieuerC
bao6e beororct Neutrality-suspicious.
teen til at toge SnNbpoeIicn ttIbogc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
en- ficf Panolino.

aonaresmono &ames Irancis
9urfe, Der or befieuOt lom aongrcs'
lens minoAe Wieolcm, par | SorsOngS
Ioacns Self / Eittsburg, i6et ban
meo itor NeIifo Tor Sip og Semmer
itanicoe Ell lsbif Scit % oeruco REQ
oeoe 3ptterifeu, Ell ung Ri9e, ira !
bcoIte 3tlirI6e iolioIO at fommc al
porlig tiIifaoe.
,soct DIR @urtc paSierebe pcnoo
Sliper Mucrue iiif ban bsre Hoob oa
Sfria bag iig, og uco at penbe fig 1T
ban Eie pao cn Seit, iom meo Ell
una Eiae / SaOIcn | bib 8ollot
fom ioren6e neoao @ooen.
lloen ct MimltS getGnfnira
iprona oen lille 9~cngresmanb mioi
ub.i @abeu 90 fom nctop tibsnof I'll
at faa Saa ON @io5let. @r. @urtc
blep npiten repet opcrcnoe | Sorter,
men ban ilop life Su8ct. og citer en-
fort aamp ff ban oct iorifrRffcoe
Gpr itanict og Gigcn | SifferbeS
lsftet nco al SabIcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
Ppao panifen foiteoe.

6orbunosienator NeIi0n Y. MI.
orih ira Hbooe SsIonO, boiS 3apu
er uioeit befienot | 6orbinoelie meo
Den npe Solotarif, crflUreoe / Ell
Gale, ban boIbt unoer en- 9aufct, Ser
al Economic GLIB | gleru gorf por
orrongeret til sGre for Sc 10 an1eri.
fanife Nmbosiaosrer @eurp @bite
og 9npio Same Sia, al Gonifen /
1907 foitebe DC Sorencoc Stnter oper
50, 900, 900 900.
0e ulpffelige &eiuItater al Sriien
furoe boa, iogoc ban life mooIes /
belle lin lloitrpfning. Gems sbelp9.
aerbe Snbilpoelie murteNeS oper ben
belle geroen, og DC 6orcncoe Stnter
rnbgif finn meb Neb % neppe cit
fuIoitGnbie Concentrating al al
arcoit oR en- WasicoOcIraaeIie al
nllc SGrbier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
Streneere Sanfreeler.

SSfslqe ell al &c 5orcneoe Staters
Comptroller OF the CURRENCY uolteot
SnItrur maa aQc De $500 National'
boufer I 2anoct, iom III boloer 0i'
rcftionsmsoer til ubeitentte Sioer og
nleo ubeitemte Wcaemrum, boloe re-
aulGre Sireftionsmsoer mirolt Ell
@auq ON Waancoen. % pna ots'e
Mtsoer maa aqe 2aon og Gtsfonte-
rinaer aprobcres al Sireftsrerne og
en- neiagtig Trotofol isrcs oper No
bets 6orbouOlinger.
@ouge al acknowledgements boloer
regelmusiig bagligc Gireftiousme-
Ser, 1865 boIoer ugentli9e Wsoer,
omtrcnt 800 boIoer WsOer TO 8ange
ON Waancocn, o. 2.S51 boloer moa'
uebliae 0ircftionsmeoer, ion Der alt.
Ioo or 1900, iom alerebc boloer re.
aulrre 1soer minoit ell Gang ON
Wuoneoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07

ION ipu % ottc Inaodme Claims"
bltpet ioIat al en- enfeIt NonO. Ger
lfnI pno Iaaonr uloplia Naaoc uuret
aibGnoet minoit 1000 Claims
Ger mieo oct poaitanenoe Iemmer re,
%prGienterer en- TGrSi al miuoit So.
100000.
SicIae 2opcu fan DC pau Rcicrpd-
tioncu boenSe 6ulbbloSSin0iauerc
life aibrHoe iii,e Sdtoituffcr uocn
ReaieringeuS Samtpfte. eu @cttu'
gclic Der iouotcs neopenoig Tor at
beifptte sc uuioeuoe og aootroenoc
&noionere moo at bli giort til Ore
ior ocu buibe Nlau6S @rioitbeo. Gent
ne 9ctiroelie. Der looer til at uGrc
tnbt al Suuc, uiier iia M at buue pT'
rct en- floa TorhoIo&rcgcl.
Get beocr iiq. at SuiitaNepdrtc'
mcntct bar bciluttct al gno inmma'
riff tilucrfS moo &c Vcrioucr Gir,
mocr cacr @oIop. iom for en- Slif
ellcr inacutina. ~ ! aubenbor Strio
mco Sopen er fonmiet / @ciioocilc al
oiaic pGroiiuloe Soro. % Stogcicn.
BONNIE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
unooraeelie al OIiclano

GrGiioent Gait bar / Ell Den 2oen
December uoiteot grefutiporore nno'
oraget fra 9ebpggelie ca. 100000
9lcres ofientlig SlieIano | GaIiior.
mia, @poming, lltab og Oregon. Zen
~geoIogiife Spmaaling oplpier | Sor.
binbelie meo benne &linoglerclle, at
Snfel Sam life alene er ScrocnS
itsrIte SliclonbSbeliober, men at ban
mart ogioa pil blipe geroens iterite
Slicfoniument. Ser al Slaaoers
Itsrite Slagifibe or inorettebe iaopel
til Srug al Ole iom all, og IA al
oe iterite Sorpeboiagere brllger noe
Itfferlbe Ole. Regieringeu er al Den
Wening, at Spergsmaalet ON Sepc'
rance al @rGnbiel til 6laobcrs Sfibe
oIcreoe / Ell meact nGr Sremtio bill
bIi ct pberit pigtigt % ct nGIten bog
itopelia toIt "brpnbenbe" SpergS.
maal, og at Scr al Den 8runo itioe
buroc trGiies 8orbolosrcgler til at
fire 5laaoen N tilitrrffclia 6orip'
ning al oenne pigtige 6ornsoenbeo
Sremtioeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
Qrmeer,.

GriaSminiiteren onbcinlcr I lin
g%nrSroppurt Here nietigc 6ornnOrin.
ger ollgaoeloe NrmeenS in0re Srga.
niiotion % tnftiife SnoOcling.
@lanot onoet anbcinlcr ban, al
9anoet I MilitGrsiemeo nooelcS /
~taftiifc 0iitrifter, iaaIeOcS at oe for
ifieaige Staters RntioroIgorbetrop.
Der paa en- letpinbt Woooc fan iloucS
iantmcn meo De | biSie Siitrifter ito
tioncre6e regulGre trooper % FOR.
mcrcS / pcrmdnentc @ri1aSer, Gtpi.
iioner OF grmcforpier til praftiite
GpeIicr oa / t%oftiife Giemcb.
9lt DC regulrrc Sropper ~foncertre'
res / caer / GGr6coen al SnnoetS
Itore @pcr iiteoetfor Tom MI at bare
ipreot omfring | talrige o~iliocSIig-
oeuoe Sorter. gn ioaoon 0rOning
pilbc / betpoelig @rno lctte sIrme-
ems IobiGiicriug oa forbsie Oerts Mo
6ilitet pao iomme Sto. iom ben oiloe
BIZ mer efouomiif og aabue LET NO
aanq til S9nesspelier meo StatS-
tropperne.
en itsrre Silgong paa Siiccrer og
ole ISorfremmelier ioretagnc / Suer'
ensItemmelie mco SortiencitcipIte'
met.
Siberole 9euilgningcr til 6itlOfs'
relien al De proicftereoe @ciTitningSs
perfcr paa SiIippinerne, / @ouolullI
% Tearl Sorbor.
Spmuntring al Sf1bespeIier bIdnot
9orqere o9 Sfoleautter.
Irmcbll0aettet for nGIte IiIfaIaor
nniCttes til S95,325399 cllcr ON
trent 100000 minore emo Tor III
ncuGrcnoe Mar.
Irmecns iamIeoc Stprfe uOgioroe
Sen lite Sftobcr 1909 Sfiicerer %
Tt,S40 Mono l%lnocrbefal oa NE
niae, oltioa tiliommcn 76.0i9 Wtono.
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Rriosifibe
paa 1noiioerne.

CT meget omfnotligt SpsrgsmoaI
bIeD iorleoen Gng bragt pda 9une /
set faudOiife Earlament ueo en- Sore.
ipGrgiel iii Regieringen nngdacnoe
De 6oreneoe Staters arissmogt paa
,~noiieerne og Sntegriteteu al Ruib.
9uqot 1raftatcn al 1917 ON 9e.
grunsningcu al &c TO 2anoea arigs-
ilau0er paa otsic.
6orcipsrgielm ireminttcS al Ear.
lOmcutsmeblem Geo. 4. Softer. Der
opluite. at ban bapoe 6ragt ! Gria.
ring. at Sc Tor. Stater m bapoe 10
arigsifibe me0 tiliammen cuer 10
aanoucr % 600 Runo5 9eiGtninJ
itatiouercSe ! oisic 6lrpcnoe / aa6en.
bar Strio meo Ruib. 9ugot Sratta-
Ten. og al belle oen flna0iife Stibs-
iart pua Siserre / panfommenoe iii.
irl6e uiIoe pPre prisdipet oeune Ilo'
tiua i 9sbet al 81 Elmer.
Greinierminiiterer. Sir @ilirio
2auricr, meOgnp at oet IA Ell me
get smiinotlis Gag. Der pda Senne ho-
.ueSfuIie oa liSet oiplomatiite Wtaooe
uar brast irem for SiiertIisbeSen,
san tuuoe al peIioritaneoe Senipn
life iuSloSe iis pan en- o~iientlig lis.
fusion al SpsrgsmaaIet, men fore
ls6ia inSifrpufe ia til al oplpie. al
Sc aler ileite ON life ale Dc augirI'
oenSe ariesitibe par uoranaereoe
Sartsier. ser meo Den ~faraoiife re.
aieriugs SilaSelie oor broat til Sns-
iiserne til Srus iom GpelIeSitibe lur
DC til Siserue erruienoe amerifarlie
Staters 5laaoemiIits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
RoniuIatsp

gpan 6. golrng fra Soutb Gafota,
fortioen amerifanif &onill / Salo.
nifi | 2iaeoiien, err, bercttes Der ira
@aibington Den 2Oen December, bic
bet oetaderet og beororet til Sieneite
/ oen rpc Ifbeling for orientalife Nf-
iom f%ornplig er oprettet /
Observation-Disclosures. Soritooelien
er, at Doung ifal iorrette iom Gbei
for oenrte me9et pi8tige NfoeIing.
9oung er 8rabuent ira Soutb
Sfool of WincS og no
nppntes fsrit til aoniul / Sorput.
bporfra ban | 1908 iorilptteetS til
Salonifi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
uloplis Craft

Sfelae ct Qresietelegram ira Wolb'
inQtou er Der al Suititsoeporiemen'
lei truifet Sfriot til al iua lat en-
stopper FOR Den ulopliae SnuotruIIf,
ION / lrnaerc 1io bar sauet ! Suaug
pao 3bite Garth Reieruatiou ! Min.
neiota.
Set iremgaor remIis al De llnoer'
rctninaer, Suoionerbureauet / ga
oens auleoning bar i~nobeutet, at
mnnae al Reieruationens Slilobloos.
iuSinnerc / Crib mso 2opeu bar al.
brnbet til pisie SoitebnnoIere 90
Srrlaitirmoer fife aleue De Sano'
infer, DC unber Hesierinseus 6or'
munoerita6 ieIp eieoe. men at DC og'
inn uoCn Resierinaens Sioeuoe og
Snmtuffe bar nib9ueet ct fort antal
al De iaofalotc ~Seao Claims. )
eufelte 5iliGIoer er enoos ina mango
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-07
Nclion taoet paa Saao.

Ter opluieS / Ell icncrc Mco0eleliC
ira @nihinaton ~ollnooenoe Den I Tor
riGe Nnmer fortcIig omtolte aouie.
renee mcIlem Senator Suutc Helior1
% GrUii6eut Gait / set NpiOe SuE
Scn lite oS., at Ben bar fommct iltono
poo gnmoSriup al GrGiibcnteu, Der
cuifebe Of tnae &eIiou pon Rooh an
gdocnSc oen Anti. Sruit.2 onaipniug
iom gomiuiitrationcn mlligero Fan
snife at henle0e &ongrcSIenS Gp'
murfiombeo poo, otter at Den isoc'
roIe Ssiciterct bar oiaipet fine aicn.
Oelicr / Stnnoorb Oil. % SobofS'
tuIit.S oacrtc.