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Spineiloffen er befGngt meo Gus.
9eriom oisie Snplteopr life fiernes
% Spincbuiet bliper reniet % oes.
iniiceret, bill oenne Elage mart soe'
lGgee Spinene.
Smag % Sebas or fprifjclig.
Get err meget beloist, at Der blanot
SoIf err forifieaie Smog, % at bernie
or noaet mo fan p9nte liz I'll, 'ao
8anen fon iiees at bIioe Ell anoer
Gatur. Ser er osiaa erempIer paa
bette / Smsrmarfeoet. 7e ileite itore
gper Der / Sanoet brii9er 10, bpaS ot
faIoer aIminoeliet Smer; life iaa !
philadelphia. Ser bill man nGiteit
ubeIuffenoe fisbe Smsr, iom er laoet
al poIteuriieret 6Isbe. Som aarIo9
ior bette augipes life, at Def er al
Sunbbebsbenipn oct FER, men iorSi
Smagen er mere bebageIig. 5 andre
Sper flyer man Iigeirem, at Smsr
uf paIteuriieret Slebe bar en- lall
Smog. Set meeet roite Sr1sr ira
9anmarf faar ogiaa iamme Seosal'
meIie Der / 9onoet. Meu ~ioaIeoes
bIioer ser ct goot Narfeo for alilags
Smer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

ties SIsSen oIoeles itip - to Sop
rer INF Slsoe bIir cmtrcnt en Quart
Slsoeifnm. Tette bar man Sa liot
efter Iiot op i @elattn.N asier. Gr
Sorm fIpoes meb op0cIte Ippeliin.
Stpffer / @nnben % pan Siocrnc
oa mar Wasien or nUiten Itip. bel.
hes Sen oeri. Gen bprIoe$ no, naar
Sen er itin og fan ipiic& mcb SIsbe.
itllm. boori mon bar hoot Iibt IppeI.
og Snffer, cIIer Sen fan o9.
iaa goot ipiies ubeu Snuce.
Eaaifc'NHgc.
IL Sop Smsr rercS iii 6Isbe,
ircrcs Iiot eiter Ii6t ~ Sop bruri
Suffer, iom er iigtct iou oct err oIoe-
les iri for aluntper. . 9gggebIom'
mer pipes Iiot. irerc5 en- hoIp Sop
iistet brunt Suffer % pipes isien.
Geri bar man iaa fire liner imeItet
GbofoIabe. gn hCIu Sop foaenOC
ganb bellies op / To6ct bpori Gbofo'
taoen bIep imeltet, ioo man irur al
GbofoIaben meb, og 0eri bar man e.,
boIp Sop iur Welf % bar ioa bette
op / Smsret, pereIpl& mco 21a aos
IeI, iom fsrit or iigtet, ipr man
mailer set og oerpoo er iigtet isier
meS en- itrsgen Sbcifc Sooa. gr
Sbcife @oniIie tiliGtte3 % Be 10 ftp
piifeoe sgg9ebpioer. Son bar man
% al bette op | TO iuurte gamer
tins, oen tiIoperSbIcOne Del tilirt'
teS u Sbeife aaneI, Il Sbeife Reuii
% en- baIp Sop opbntfeoe Roiiner
Sufot % "Garoieb Cherries" - Ell
haIp Sop inIt. 9Cttc iteges oaiaa
en- 9opers Gin. Honr De or offisleot
lpages DC openpon bpcronore mel
Iiot IprIig Sellp imeIcm bpcrt Sag
Faa Soppen og pon Sioernc bol
man "Sipinitp Sroitin8" Tom IoueE
iaaIebes: 2 Stopper @ronuIoteo Slif.
fer, en- balp Sop "Goru Sirup" oQ
70 Sop @onb foges til set cr ino tpft
at noar man bar Iiot al set OF i fol0t
@oro, ina bIir BET ioo tint, c. mar
fan fIennie oct ian1mer til Ell liocr
Suole imcIlem 5inqrcuc. Get bGI'
Nes iao Iiot efter liot op i TO tip.
logre 9Gggebpiber, un6cr itnoiq
@iipins og pipes /, I'll Oct er oIoeIcs
flint. Wnn tiliptter Ga en- Sop Ic.
on.Isobefierner, iom er brutfct Of
| intao Stpffer, III &beIfe Salt of
4 fogte Sieener. Iom cr opifoaret
tpnoe Sfiper. 8aniIie tiIipttes eitel
Smag. ff
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
9r9HemaHtneri.

sRus'eQ & Gompara Wusiilon, S9io,
er be rlpite ps melt iremrasenbe 5abri'
tautsr / be Jor. statsr ai Traction Gn'
einss % Tra Fsmaitirer. iost bette 6ir'
ma bar prret prsauiierst iibsn,1s42.
Gsres RaIfinsri sr tiosm9siisi ! ems
boer Ssnieeues. 90 aaialOssr pil pnn
gnmobnius blips isrSi til BEN. Der er
interesierses. aprreipOnb, nee | bet nur'
tie eprOs ril siuss prump, CpmrrfiOm'
bso os blipsbsiUursi ioet iammsS prog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
quiet np Rfekkrnft.
Rsoiaeret At en- praitiIt Susmooei
gppelTn.His.

en- bnIo Sop 8iiengrpn fo9es
@onS til @rpnene or more. Sanbet
bellies Of % "A Ebeife Solt, = Spi'
icifeer Suffer % Ell bolo Spt'eIte
Smsr reres / tiaiaemeo oct reone
SfaI at Ell gppeIiin. Mton iGtter
ioa ct 2oag oper % letter BuOoin'
GEN poa ct parmt Steo, bpor Den fan
boloeS BARN, til ben ifal icroercS,
soucen Iapes iaaIebeS: On 9Gg9e'
bcioe piifeS aloeIeS itip, irercS ell
SpiieIfe Sllffer % Ii9e fsr Den ltoI
ierpercS, bar man Saiten og ioa me-
get iom muIig al oen tpffe NfoS'e
en- gppcIiin bcri. rsrer oct goot ON
OF ierpcrer oct itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
gppcliin Gnitaro.

ct balpt CuIin "2abp Singers"
Flores % oiSic iGttes paa gnoe runot
en- / en- @loS.@aie. Spifaarne ap'
reIitn. Sfiuer operbrpsies meb Gut
fer % en- Del finifoarne Bananas %
nogIe Is6ocfierner blanoeS oermeo.
Soar Saien er ipIbt % iuIo meS
bette, bar man Ell Guitoro beroper,
icm er Iaoet al Ell Sop fogenoe Welt,
g 9Gggcblommer, en- aop Suffer og
en- Spiieife Corn Starf. 9ette
bpIoeS pornlt oper sc sorige og itaar
ioa iii set cr oifieIet, ga pipes 2
9GQaebpioer Itipe meo TO Spi'eifeer
Suffer, bette bapes paa Soppen o9
&oien ipttes inb / en- noget o~ffislet
9ogeropn iii @eringuen er iait. 90
len moo iGttes pan ct SrGbrPt e0er
pua Ell INF asbeitossGlooe, for life a:
iprGffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
Spineaul.

Gn al "9ccorab .Goiten"s 2Giere
npr johannesburg beoer ON gooe
&aoo me0 Senipn til Smaagriie og
Suineapl / aIminoeli9beo. Naar
Srnaaariie goor meo Woberen og
putter, bill Be lore Jig til at Goe al
BEN fannie Soft, iom bun faar. St'
Ben, noor oe toges fra Wooerer, err
Welt blan6et meb aornoarer goot;
set pil iige: Wais,, Sabre, gpg euer
Rra, maIet hammer, bsr blanoes /
WeIfen. Gr sc meget unge og imao,
bill npitIet WeIf ppre beoIt | Ima1
apontiteter 40 8angen, og lioen for
ifummct Nelf 9obt giueS Dem. Naor
Suin, sc pGre ltn9e eaer ganIe, bier
umiSfien6eIige Spmptomer pda Dir.
felte SpgOom, GA er Oct beoit. Of bell'
renOe iig til Ell 9prIpge. ElGnte'
is0e, Ioofrugter og forifieaigartei
Ss6e er, bpao Spineue tribes beoIi
me6. Suor Ser / Iprgcre Sio inbfin'
Ser Tia llbeIo og~@mtrtuieI meo Dc
Spiu. man bar, err life Reoifamenter
set fsrite iom Dor gribeS til, men
BELT bsr ~unoerisges ON Der life er
noaet peo 7preneS SmgioeIier, Der
fan ppre aariog til oct, man flage,
ouer. De fleIte 8anifeligbeoer mel
Suinene ifriper Jig ira ltrensligbeS
bells me6 Suiene. bells meo 6soen
iom aipes Dem; pprit er set bog mel
Sen Sriffe De iaar. gtoar beres Sp
bolositeo er oanbt % islet, og frem
foraIt uaor Seres Seize life er >tsrt o.
rent, mar RoiSarene til beres Ssb,
life lPgges pan Ct rent 8rlo, mel
fnites / Snapiet, mar ben 1rifte, b
mou nsies meS. er pberit uren o.
ieIuisIgeliat meget ubcIligt. er De
Ga at unbres pao, ON iaaSdnt Ste
on Hsat isrer mango llIemper me-
iig % lpGser Spiren til iarIige Spe
BONNET? Ser tan bare belt Nor
moSehe aariager. iom iugen bapo
anet, inotiI en- Hsiagtis unSerisgeli
aabenbareoe BEN, iom Tor erempel O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
CARMEN 90 Bnpett.
u.A. =, rr,,,iy r,rus,
CUR paa spprssmaal ON glialia.

Gn gbonnent, Der ifriper fra Gu,
Irtb, Winneiota, snifer Spor paa
pisie Sing peorsrenoe Iprfnins al
alfalfa. 5or at ipare poa 8Iabs bill
ri life gieutase De opitiaebe Spsres'
moaI, ba man at bore Semprfnin9c;
let fam lutte fig til, bporlebes
SpsrgsmaaIere Loo.
6or bet fsrite fan man life sisre
Regning paa rogen aoling al I'll
faIia BET fsrite aar, Den er iaaet,
Gen er life / grgpnoeIien burtigpor'
enoe iom Minet % andre @r9Sarter
0en trpnger mtuoit TO Iar, iuben Den
ioar Ell fraftig RooubbifIine. Mter
bpor Den fsrit bar ilaaet fat &oo.
Ger boIber Ben Jig I'll 8iengi9lo ira
S iii 10 aar uoen of bIipe iaaet pou'
M. Sor oct nnOet ifoI IIfaIfa alttf
ioaeS aIene, ioa tngen anoen Sch
blan6es meb Ben; tbi ben naa raa'
De Worfen aIene. Sor bet treble be.
tragtes life aIfoIfa iom egnet ii
Saonegon9, mota9en for Spin. I'll
lcrminbit for Seite og Soar.
s Sorbinoelie meo openitaaenOt
feler oi Oct paafrppet at 9ienta9e
bpub ri flere 8ange fsr bar iagt dlt
ganenoe alfnlfabprfnin9 / De Ggre
boor &lsper porer ri9elig. Oct orr;
longt fra % of bile fraroaoe nogclt
ser bar emit til at forisge meo oeIut
0prfning, men Softltm er, at / o.
poa6e Srafter / Observation-Disclosures,
bar Sormerne b~iOinbtil life bah.
SeIo meo Oen,s pou foa ~llnbta9elle'
n9r. Waoife bette foruner al a
man life enor1l er fpnoig NOT mel
Seniun til 9prfuirgSmaaoen, eueI
ON man bar foaet berne anoilt Dos
oQigepel life har fl1lgt DEN.
2oo % Oerfor minbe ON, boao ei
of Sc beoIte 4utoriteter foreifripe'
netop ON bette: "Sorobunoen mat
tilbereoeS paa en- uipboanlig 8ol
Muobe. Sntet iaIber uanifeli8ere d
foo lprt en- Sornrer emo bette. Nao'
set fortGQes / flare % tpoelige ORR
ioo tror ban, set er OoeroripeI'e
Naar ban ina 9isr BET efter lit SO
peb, iaa fuar ban en- mtslpffet Io
ling, iom ban ifantmer Jig oeb. Sano
beben er, at en- a9er for alfolfn mo-
tiIbereoes Tom Sen bebite Saoe, lit
bare netop naar ben tiliaaes, me-
uoale Tiger euer Manneber iorllo; I'll
bens pprIte Sienbe er ugres.
9prf geeren iao f,tIoItenStgt q
sin Slitru piIoe ipnes bun fltro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
EDITORIAL nooins.

IL Spiieife 8ranuIoteo 8eIntine,
s Stopper MeIf, p Sop Suffer, 3
9gg, 70 Sbeifc SuIt, en- Sbcife %a'
nile. 8cIatinel1 opIsies / Il Sop
Melf. &eItcn al Melfcn giueS ct Sp,
fog, irsrcs sGggeblommernc, Iom er
piipet me0 Suffcr 90 SoIt og bette
foae8 / en- 0ouble Boiler, til oct BE-
9pnSer at bIipe inf, iOet man Itootg
rsrer | Oct. Wan lsfter oct iaa al
Stopen, bar ben opIsite 8elntin / og
rsrer / oct, til Sen err oplsit. @tan
iiIer set ino giennem en- temmelI9
arop Gil, irsrer De itiopiifeoe segge'
Geiber, bar SaniIien / % brloer oei
ioa / en- Sorm, iom iGttes aoo SIS,
til Sen ifol ~ieroereS. 6ormen mao
icrit opppc8 / folot Sanb, fsr Bno'
0ingen brIoeS /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

Tadr &c gTtpeT I'll aperteteaos.
Iaa pGr lac oeRlIg al Hlsooeie. al
Te iad here's advertisement Se'
corabs9oNen" let ftirer Fem ben
beofie Rebouoltna-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
Iaaifc. GnbSing.

"a Guno Smsr "a Ernb Nel, en-
Flint fogenOe WeIf, u Stang ganiIie
- eaer IL Gbeife oIminoelis 30.
nile, Il Guno Suffer 8 sgg. Smsr
% RcI itampeS / en- 8rpbe, pan Sto,
uen, IeIfer, iom er fogt meO SariI'
len, ippoes /, Suferet tiliGttes, og
@rsoen bGIoes op og aifisles. sgg.
gene itiaes % @lommerne rsreS /,
en- eiter en-; Spioerne itippiifes %
rsres / iaa foriigtis iom mulig. Sci
belle baoes I en- imurt 5orm, iom er
Itrset meo itsot tsrret 9rsb / 9uns
Den o. paa Sioerne. 6ormen iGttes
I en- SunSe fogenbe 8anb / @ageroo.
nen % itegcs en- Siue. Zen ierperes
meS roo Sauce, BELT Iopet al en-
9Ianoiug al SriugebGr % Ribs.
loft - men anoen rsO Srugt.S aucc
er osiaa goS. giI mar bape 8uobin'
gen nSuu iirere, fan man iiteoetior
8anilie bare 112 LIME foloeoe, mn
baffeSe WnubIer /.
appclin.5romagc.
212 Spiieite 8ranuIateb 8eIatine,
u Sop tolSt'@nnb, Y Sop fogenot
@ouo, en- Sop Suffer, en- Sop gppel'
lin. Gait, oct reone SfaI al en- appel.
lin, 2 SpiieIfeer Gitroniait oa er
Chart piipet SIeoeititm. Selatini
Ttaar fsrit / foIbt 9nno. oplsies Der
pod / oct fogenoe gano. Suffer
3rugt.S aiten % oct rene SfaI hare:
o. / @clatinen, inn irttes 5oSet op
SsuauS % rsres | belle Siben, til De
! bespuSer at itipue. SmioIertio pi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

plante Sapetrs l oen. -
Gnten mua llgrps / Igeren aloeleS
s6eIpgges pe0 Sprfning, eaer og'na
fan man Iieeiongobt op8ioe Sarfen
pGa beloig aIioIfaSprfnin9."
Sor at fsI9e bernie her an9tpne
8lou moo man begpnbe tioIigt ONT
8aoren % BRUCE en- 0iifboro pan
frpbs % tperS boereneite llge poa Oct
Stpffe, iom ifaI tiIiaoes meo alfolia
/ iibite SaIpbeI al SuIi eaer Sort.
ningen al artouit. S De tsrre og
balptsrre Streg er oct life paalanat
npr iao oonifeIigt at faa alfalfa til
at bore; tbi llfruo % ltgrG8 porer
life ser ioa frootgt.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
HOWE

Whitla, was seen at her home in Nor
folk. Ohio, yesterday. When she was
given a description of the woman un-
der arrest here. she exclaimed, That
woman again!"
She then broke down and wept bit
terly. Mrs. Forker would say moth
ing more nor explain her remark.
The police were able yesterday for
the first time positively to locate the
house in which the Whitla boy was
held in Cleveland. 1t is the Granger,
a downtown apartment house of the
better order.
Fear for Safety of k~idnappers.
Pittsburg, March 26.-Fearing for
the safety of their prisoners if they
were taken to Sharon or the county
set at Mercer, officers last night
brought James H. Boyle and his wife,
accused of kidnapping Willie Whitla,
tothe Allegheny county Jail here. The
prisoners were guarded in their car by
sixteen detectives and officers.
The car was kept securely locked
and non one was granted admission to
the car except an Associated Press
correspondent and a few other news
paper men.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
SINS AND SINNERS.

Herman Brockman, who Is wanted
by the police in Milwaukee,, Wis, on
a charge of check forgery, was arrest
ed in Chicago.
Two men, suspected as being i'm
plicated In the robbery of the First
National Bank OF Tmogene of $4,000.
were arrested near Whitecloud, Iowa.
George Willard and George Carson,
two of the most notorious bank
sneaks, pickpockets and all around
thieves in this country, were arrested
at Cincinnati.
Samuel e. Schultz. a broker, former
director of the open board of trade,
attempted to commit suicide in Chi
cago by swallowing a quantity of car
bolic acid. Dependency over recent
losses in wheat is given as the cause.
Frederick Fl. Richardson, once a
prosperous manufacturer of Elmira. N.
Y, and wanted on a charge of embez-
element. committed suicide at Harris
burg, Pa, when %cornered in his hotel
by the police. Richardson had been
tracked from Chicago to Pittsburg and
then to Harrisburg.
Gov. Hughes announced that he had
denied the application for executive
clemency In the case Of Mrs. Mary
Farmer, who Is under sentence of
death at Auburn prison for the muir
der Of Mrs. Sarah Brennan at Browns.
vile, near Watertown. Mrs. Farmer
will be executed some time next week.
Another killing which the police de-
clare should be added to the list of
crimes of the Black Hand society was
committed on a street of Brooklyn.
when Joseph Genaro, a cigarmaker
and supposed to be the father OF a
vaudeville performer Of that name,
was shot and killed in fusillade of
bullets that followed a meeting of Ge-
marc and a crowd of seven Italians.
The police made several arrests.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
news OF THE WEEK IN EPITOMf
Digest of the News Worth Telling Con,
densed for the Busy
Reader.
AT H CAPITAL.

Reed Knox, son of Secretary OF
State Knox, has been appointed con-
fidential clerk to the secretary, vice
Al. F. Neighhors, resigned.
An examination will be held in
Washington on May 26, 27 and 28 of
such candidates for the consular serv-
ice as have been designated by the
president.
The secretary of the treasury an
nounced the appointment of Charles
Dyer Morton of Chicago as assistant
secretary of the treasury, TO succeed
Louis A, Coolidge, resigned.
An appropriation of a quarter of a
billion of dollars is provided for the
establishment of a national t~ubercular
sanitarium in the State Of Colorado
in a bill introduced in the house by
Representative SABBATH.
The president announced that he
would appoint Lloyd Bowers to be So
ncitor general, vice Henry Hoyt, re-
signed. Mr.. Bowers is general coun-
sci OF the Chicago & North Western
road. with headquarters at Chicago.
The president has announced that
ne will nominate Henry A. Wise as
United States district attorney for
the Southern district of New York,
to succeed Henry l.. Stimson, whose
resignation has been accepted by the
president.
The attorney general OF the United
States has asked Wade II. Ellis of
Ohio to continue in his present po-
sition Of assistant to the attorney
general, and 1t was officially an
nounced that Mr.. Ellis had agreed t
do SO.
The safety Of passengers on rail-
roads under the jurisdiction of the
interstate commerce commission is
sought by a bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Esch. Under the bill IL
would be compulsory to construct
passenger coaches with frames of
steel or other metals.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
FOREIGN.

The aerodome Silver Dart made two
successful flights, starting from the ice
In Baddeck bay at Baddeck, N. S.
According to the London Daily
Telegraph the Argentine republic has
actually placed the contracts for two
D~readnaughts with German firms.
The astronomer Gaillot announced
before the Academy of Sciences at
Paris that he had discovered two new
planets situated beyond Neptune,
which is the outermost known planet
of the solar system.
Heavy rains resulted in serious
floods In various parts of the repub-
lie of Peru, entailing considerable
damage. A portion of the town Of
lea has been swept away by a freshet
and landslides have stopped traffic
over the Central railroad.
Prince Michael Hilkoff, a member
OF the council of the Russian empire
ana formerly minister of communica-
tions. died suddenly in st. Petersburg.
To him belongs the credit of getting
NV "dAiuiulu dllOult Vi WOlk oul VI
the Siberian railroad during the
japanese war.
1t is reported that 1900 arrests have
been made at Jellalabad, Afghanstan,
In connection with the plot recently
discovered TO murder the ameer, the
heir apparent and the other members
of the royal family. According to adj
vices patches of prisoners are being
blown from guns daily.
Sergeant Cortes, his son and Corporal
Richardo, three of the rural guard
who were identified with the late up
rising in Santa Clara province, Cuba,
have been imprisoned at Fort San
Severino at Matanzas. The remain
der OF the band, who are civilians,
have been held for trial in the civil
courts.
Smarting under a chastisement re-
ceived from his father, German Jime-
nee, a lad fifteen years old of Guadal-
ajara, Mexico, took revenge Oh his
parent by ~loosening a heavy rock in
the wall of a well which the father
was digging and dropping 1t down
upon the man below. The father was
instantly killed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
CASUALTIES.

The building which wss occupied
by the Pacific club at Victoria, b. c..
was destroyed by fire. Loss between
$50, 900 and $4,000.
Half a toothpick swallowed nearly a
month & was responsible for the
death of William F. Murbach of Bal
timore. Blood poisoning resulted.
Policeman Alexander Scott of Chi
cago shot and killed Joseph Finn, a
laborer, whom he mistook for pic
kles" Gllroy. a man being sought by
the police.
Fire starting in the main ware
house of the Searey distillery at Nc
Brayer, Ky, destroyed $4,000 barrels
of whisky, valued at $500, 900. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
The coasting steamer, r. ID, Inman.
which sailed in ballast from San Fran
cisco for Portland, was driven upon
Duxbury reef during the severe storm
and is a total wreck. Her crew Of
twonty-one men and officers were res
cued.
A tornado did considerable damage
at Fort Deposit, Ala. The loss was
small in the vicinity of the town, but
the entire negro quarter on the Nor
wood Johnson place was destroyed.
and a number of occupants of houses
injured.
The largest fire which Billings has
had for years occurred when the plant
of the Billings Milling company was
destroyed. The fire originated In the
lower floor, and is said to have been
due to defective wiring. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. partly covered
by insurance.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
OTHERWISE.

e. Fl. Hartman has gone 70 Paso
Robes, Cal, to take baths at the hot
springs. He is troubled with rheuma.
tism.
Bishop George ID. Gillespie of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of west
ern Michigan, died at Grand Rapids
after a long Illness.
The theatrical world Is interested in
the announcement that w S. Gilbert
after a long rest, is writing a new
opera. The work Is to be fanciful in
character. and will deal with fairies.
An interesting report in mining cir
cles at Republic. Mich. is that the
Oliver Iron Mining company, the big
subsidiary concern which produced all
the Lake Superior ore used by the
United States Steel corporation. is to
manufacture its W explosives. The
plant will be established on the Go
gebic iron range.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, the pianist,
who returned TO New York from Min
neapolis. after canceling three con-
certs because Of the recurrence of his
old rheumatic trouble, was so much
improved that no physician was called,
in. Paderewski's secretary, l.. G..
Sharp. said that the pianist believed
a rest of a few days alone would be
sufficient to cure the trouble.
The thirty-eigfth legislature Of Cal
ifornia has adjourned. Gov. Gillett
appeared before both houses and
thanked the members for having
strengthened his administration by
the enactment of laws demanded by
the people.
President Taft, by executive order,
has changed the spelling Of the La
Sale" national forest. In Southeastern
Utah, to Ia SAL" to conform to local
application of the name of the Salt
mountains. called by the Spanish la
SAL" evidently with reference to the
salt deposits found In the region.
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They will have to go higher than
that"
Woman is identified.
Cleveland, March 28.-Chief of Pc.
lice Kohler, when shown a dispatch
from Chicago identifying Mrs. James
H. Boyle as Ann McDermott. said If
fully agreed with the information he
had, but which he had been unable
to confirm.
Information as to the exact identify
OF Mrs. Boyle came through a chance
statement made by William Fl. Beck.
err, a Cleveland vessel owner. Becker
first suspected the identity of the
woman and arranged later to catch q
glimpse of her without being seen bv
the prisoner.
she Is the daughter of my half-sis.
ter" Becker said.
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PERSONAL.

George A. Finch of the District of
Columbia has been selected by Sec
rotary Knox as secretary to the Ii
IBERIA commission.
Former Congressman William Con
nen, coal operator, capitalist and
philanthropist, died at Scranton, Pa.
as the result of a paralytic stroke.
T.. C. Rohne, vice president OF the
Southern National bank and a widely
known ~financier of Louisville, is dead.
His father was an officer under Napo-
leon.
DR.. Ferdinand Carl Hotz, noted in
this country and abroad as a writer
on opthalmology, died at Morton
Grove, ILL.,, of pneumonia and heart
failure. "
Col. Henry Cakes Kent, prominent
In national politics for many years.
died at his home in Lancaster, N. H.,
after a long illness, aged seventy-ive
years.
Charles II. Kurtz, director of the
Buffalo Fine Arts academy, died in
Buffalo. He was director Of the art
department of the Southern exposi-
ton in Louisville.
Wolf Face. a noted war chief OF the
Cheyennes, died at his home near
Colony, Okla. He was nearly 100
years old. His battles included
Washita, Black Kettle and Sandy
Hills.
Prof. Theodore p. Ion, who holds
the chair of international law in Bos-
ton university, has been sent by the
Greek government to Omaha to in
vestigate the recent Greek riot ia
South Omaha.