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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-06
KA?SURA & KOMURA
talk OF AMERICA
Commissioner LOOMS
Gives Out Important
Interviews
MOST FRIENDLY FEELING
FOR AMERICAN PEOPLE
Don't Want Laborers To Go to Amer
lea When They Are Not
Wanted-PoliCy of
Nation

Washington, Jan. Marquis Kat
sura. the prime minister Of Japan, and
Count Komura, minister Of foreign af
fairs. recently explained at Tokyo to
cral to the japanese exposition, in =
series of interviews Of uncommon in.
tcrest and Of political Importance the
attitude and position Of the japanese
government In respect to the main
questions at issue between Japan and
the United States.
II was deeply and agreeably i'm.
pressed" said Loomls tonight, with
the direct, explicit and what seemed
to me satisfactory statements OF
Count Komura, minister Of foreign af-
fairs, respecting the United States.
His utterancts were frank, clear and
cordial.
Japan Wants Peace. ...'
Count Komura said Japan's aspira.
lions were for peace, and that so far
as the United States was concerned
his government m1st heartily desired
to preserve unimpalred and unbroken
the historic friendship between japan
and the United States. lie said the
people Of Japan had long felt that the
United States had been not only n
kindly friend to japan but a very de-
rendabIe and be,nrul ono and tba, HE
government earnest1v dosired this
|amicabIo roIotionsbiri,o cn,ti,uo and
wou,d lovoI,y andosyor IN, do 10 az.
most IN maintain ~ no doc,orod IN,
actions of his poycrnmont had horne
ont its worda and rrnn,isos
"In the matter or tho emigration or
.Japanese Iaborors said Count Ko
mira two oro doing am. u,ros, IN
work I'm barmonv with tho govorrmou,
or tho Irpi,od S,otog ond "a ,,oo,s n,
wishes We are epcrretIcaIIv d,scour
aging emigration IN tho Irpited state,
and elsewhere oyccrt IN Koro, Enr
mosa and parts or Manchurio II f.
tho dos,i,a noiio,. %, a., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,
of Janan ia concentrate ito suruI,,,
ponulation--thot which 10 dIsrnsod :,
emIgratc-ip those par,s or tho oriort
which | have mentioned There ,s nm.
portunity for very LARGO numhcr
of our people I'm Korea. They can he
of general assistance In modornizInp
and developing that country and can
add vastly TO its productiyeness and
at the same time better Themselves
Would Concentrate PeopI..
1--WE desire In concentrate our noo.
pie in the orient and IN consolidate
our intorosts I, nil n,., %, A., -,
We are doing orr hest IN carry mn,
this policy. but n government noIicy
can not always be made fully opora.
tive In a day or n year. We must have
sufficient time to study tho whole
question and TO work ont tbo solut,op
of the problem. | think there will he
little COMPLAINT concerning tho omi.
grafton of Japanese Iaborers in tho
future on the mart of any government
In America
Count Komura then made II vary
plain that while his government wouId
not fail effectively 10 restrict emigra.
ton and while Il would snare mn inst
and proper efforts 70 maintain the
most cordial and friendly relotiops
with this country. he boned that nm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-06
PILES CURED IN 9 TO u DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed
TO cure any case of Itching Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
~ days or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis.
u. S. of A, -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
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Eureka

Mrs. John Engle is enjoying a visit
from her father.
Lewis Bordwine and wife and their
niece Mrs. Carrie Stone. Of Dillon. Mont.
are visiting J. c. Fleming and family.
Mr.. Bordwine is brother Of Mrs. Flsm-
ing. Mrs. Deputy. friend. is also visit
ing them for few days, then she goes
on TO Delewars.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Aug. %.
Preaching at 5 p. m. BY Rev. Otto.
Everyone come and bring our Sunday
school up to 100. We had IS last Sun
day.
Lou Van Eaton had the banner num-
Der Of eantaloupe crates this week. He
had s6 one day.
Come to the Eureka school house this
Friday evening to practice singing for the
Sunday school.
During the storm Of Friday last light
ming struck the fuckers eantaloupe
sheds here and played sad havoc with
them and nearby fences. Some laborers
were also knocked about considerable,
but no one was seriously injured and the
damage to property was light.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Stoekhold-
ers Of The Loekhart. BeRgs and Ballan-
tine Live Stock Company, will be held at
it's Office in Rocky Ford. Colorado. at
the hour Of ten o'clock a, m. August 5lst.
1909.
The meeting is for the purpose Of elect
ing directors to serve for the ensuing
year and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the said
meeting.
Rocky Ford, Colorado, August 5th.
1909.
Norman S. Ballantins, Secretary.
First publication Aug. 9Th. 1909.
Last publication Aug. 9th, 1909. y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
N0iy SnogA

Vsoty o<H0Se0
4 nv Of the friends Of q BrosAvn
ugar dealer enjoy at times high-psscs1
smokss for very little money.
The dealer In question carries ~.
sral lines OF one and two dollar cIgara
- well ~ one brand selling for q sd
These arc naturally made oe the rseh.
sst Havana leaf and are especially a.
trscOvs to An insect which burrowe
0to tho cigar. making . hole - Iars,
. the head ot pin and perhaps .
quarter Of an inch deep. The insect
does not spoil the favor Of the TOBIAS.
60; but In the higher priced grades n
= impossible to offer for sale a pstsh
ID wrapper. and so these cisars an
laid aside to be sold to the favored
eoeA
They are grouped with regard To the
bumber Of perforations. those with 4
couple Of holes selling for thirty.6ys
cents each. xhIie others 20 for a. lov
- fifteen A bit Of cigarette pane,
wettsd and placed over the hole pr>
serves the draught and the cisar n
evssy BIT ~ good as thoss in the -
Nov York PresA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
Found BOOKS HARD 70 sesEa

Praesioo In Arithnstie olseso Ghs
oa1's shopp,ap.
ThS .Hz1Dd ssttlsn0 o1 oco0uG41 n
indulge at the close of day spent IN
the city. shopping 10 IN entertain
ment which AR. ComDtoa nsvss missss
II he can help n
Nov. mothe,,- said Mn Compton,
when one Of thsee occasions was draw
ing 70 q close. "can you give mo the
rs cent. for that little rincushioni
Then ws shall be all straight once
mora"
NO" md the old lady. after an IN
spection oa hsT cash assets. y can't I
have only 60 cents tn change"
Mrs. Compton hooked worried. and
As sometimes happened. her husband
endeavorsd to lend helping hand.
~Yo"r mother has a u bill there,
he said. Indicating one Of the Old
lady's assorted piles. -Why doesn't
she Stve 700 that. and pa give her
that S1.26 over thsre?
"wiliiaxn." and his waes TUNED an
imploring and reproeshfxi face
toward him. don't mtx ~ N up!
That 81 is wh41 I paiA mother ten
minutes ago for my share ol cousin
Lucy's down pun And this S1.16 II
her share Of cousin Ddwardb ash
tray! II We turned and twisted things
back and forth in the ways you sus.
gest We should never know where We
were. As II 10. mother has the 80
cents I gave toward Katherine's dolls
tea set all mixed In with the money
Lucy gave her. and We don't know
how Il happened. with all our exact
methods!"-YouthS Companion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20

FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SocrErY-Mrs,
Anna Louise Norris Clark, First Reader
Services every Sunday at / 100 I'm.
Sunday School. 1000 a. m. Wsdnss-
day evening service at 8 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u. 8, LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. Colo,

q. 8. LAND OFFICE At PUEBLO. Colo.
Jnly ~. 1902.
Notice Il hereby given that Robert |.
Woods, of Rocky Ford, Colo, who, on April d.
1927; made Homestcad Entry. No. l;t:i. for
Range Sw. 9Th RI. Meridian. has aied notice
Of intention TO make Final Communication
fa oof, sS establi.h saiT 70 the land above Gors
at La Juuta. Colorado. on the iith day OF
September. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: George s.
McDonnld. George ". Meador and George K
Todd. all of Rocky Ford, Colo. and Charles
lisp " ). 4. ABBEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
TORE LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. e. E. Swink and mother. Mrs.
A. c. Conner. returned home this week
from an extended trip to Pacific coast
points. Mrs. Swink represented the
Rocky Ford Epworth League at the
national convention in Seattle and after
ward they visited friends and relatives
in California. They were accompanied
home by Elmer Conner. who has lately
been engaged in the real estate business
in Los Angeles.
John M. Little, who a month or so ago
left his home in Oklahoma and has been
spending the summer at Colorado
Springs. came in last Friday upon receipt
of news Of his daughters illness at the
home OF her aunt, south Of town. Latest
reports were to the effect that Miss
Little was recovering. and Mr.. Little will
make an extended visit here and it may
bs decide to once more make his home in
the Arkansas Valley.
Mrs. D. v. Burrell and father. James
Piper. returned home last Friday from a
couple Of months lsisursly trip through
New Mexico and California. They visit
cd friends in Ell Paso. Los Angeles. Frss-
no. San Francisco. San Jose and many
other places Of interest, but Mrs. Burrsll
reports that the only place whore shs
really rested was at Long Beach. and she
was very glad to get home and rest up
They met great many former Forditss
saw many beautiful places and interest
ing scenes and had in the main very
pleasant trip.
F. M. Hines Is steadily recovering from
the effects Of the recent operation and
his physician says that he'll be able te
b up next week. He was on Saturday
removed from the City hospital to . room
! In the st, James hotel. where Mrs. Hine.
is taking care Of him and he Is being
visited by old friends and nsighbors
Daddy" attributes his speedy and sue.
esssful recovery to the skill Of his sur.
Rsons and the splendid nursing and med.
ieal treatment he received. and he ha.
asked the Enterprise to extend his thank,
to Drs. Fsnton. Lawson and Naylor ane
Nurse Strom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT PuEBLO, Colo.

July ~. 1Pt
Notice is hereby given that Frank Rpt y
son. OF Rocky Ford. Colo. who. on 18th daNSbf
May. 1907, made Homestead Entry. No. I'LL.
for Southeast QuartGr Of Section Town
has nlcd notice OF intention to make Final
Communication Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Register
Pueblo. Colorado. on the 18th day Of October.
ertson, J. A. Edwards, ]. T.. Thompson and
c. v. Robertson. all Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
IL 8. A. ABBEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20
FEDERATION NOTES

TheFe deration ofWomans organizations
will meet in the Library building. Satur-
day, Aug. 2e. at 2:5o. All delegates are
requested to attend, as there is important
business on hand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20

For Sale. A first class Piano good Is
new. or will trade for good horse. buggy
and harness. Call on Coffman & Young.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-20

"
% CHURCH NEWS. =
- ++*$+ = = = = 3 = = = = = =
BAPTIST Rev. A. H. Beaver - Sunday
School. s:45 =. m.; Morning ssrvies.
ll:oo - m: B. Y:P. u. $50 p. m;
Evening service. 500 2. m.
Name.' Evening. The Vision Of VIC
tory"
cmnrlas-Lson v. Stiles. Minister Sun
day School, 9:45 an: Morning service.
ll:oo an; c. E. 6:5o p. m: Evening
services. $500 pm.
In his Children" Evening, The Fatal
Blundsr Of . Shrswd Governor"
Fnsr MErHoprsr Rev. Frank ". Otto
Sunday School. $40 .. M: Morning
ssrvies. = .. m; Junior League. 500
R:m.; Epwerth League. 200 p. m.
Morning subjset: "Victory." Evening.
The 1Sst Of christianity-Is 1t Of Hu-
man or Divine origin?
PREssYrKRIAx-Rsv. W. |. Davenport
Suuooy SSuools osAO q. Inss NoIuIuR
service. 90: Junior c. E.. 500 pm.
Morning subject: "A Great Transforms
tion." The evening program. consist
ing Of special music. short talks. reei-
tations. etc. will be in charge Of the
Y.P. S. c. E.
SEVENTH DAY ApvESrIsr-Sabb a b b { h
school. Saturday morning. $3.50: Bible
reading 2:3o p. m.
SALVATION ARxY-Sunday School, 1000
a. m; Holiness meeting. 100 4. m.;
Family gathering. 500 p.m.; Salvation
meeting. 7:5o p. m. Meetings each
night except Monday at 8 o'clock.
GERMAN BAPrIsr-David Hamm, Elder
Sunday School. 1000 a. m; Morning
sermon. loo am; Christian Work.
srs. $3.50 p. m: Evening service. 500
p. m. Visitors are welcome.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SociErY-Mrs.
Anna Louise Norris Clark, First Reader
Services every Sunday at 100 am.
Sunday School. 1000 a. m. Wsdnss-
day evening service at 8 o'clock.
The oasis., 1909-03-13
NOGALES NOTES.

Miss Bessie Fowler has been i'll all lhe week.
 Mir. E F. Harris was at Nogales Thursday night en route to Cerro Colorado, having come from Tue. son that evening.
 This morning Miss Eldrel. one of the slenographers in the office of Roy x ltconb, departed for her home in San Diego.
 Thursday evening Mir. E. E. Pope came up from la Lihertad. Yesterday morning the gentleman started for his home in the East.
 Yesterday morning Mr, II. Bonzi. manager for the Guaymas branch Oi the Banco Occidental at Maztt. Ian, was at Noglles, returning home to the Sonora metropolis from a visit at CAnanea,
 MT. A C. Howard, an expert and experienced watchnaker from Fair. mont, Minnesota, is now with the Sonora News Co.,, having arrived ihis week wi h Mrs. Howard. They have apartments in the O'Keefe flats.
The oasis., 1909-03-13
Contest Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF HE INFERIOR, United States Land Orhce. Phoenix, Arizona, January 2, l9J9. sufficient contest affidavit hay. ing been fled in this office by James Renshaw
 contestant against Homestead Entry, NO SO46, serial Ol5}7, mt le Feb 3ri, ls9J, [ the WIZ NWA, ectlon 8j. Township 22.S., Range lS.E. c. x. s. K. B. Meridian by Jon 4. Lucas. C0nteStee, in which it iS alleged tn John \. Lucas never resided up n said li,nd before or after fl ing un same. and further that said John \. Lucas was resident of "t. Louis Mo ana died about two years after filing on said land
 To the best o my knuwledge ana beiet the he rs of said John A Lucas have never ma e an appearance or made any attempt t. follow up the claim before U. s. Land office
 Said parties are here V natihel tJ appear respond and offer evid ,nce touching said al eg ition at 10 o'clock a. m on March 3l
 lgl9 before illen r. Bird, cl rk ot the District Court, at NOg1leS ArilonN, and that fnal hearing will be held at i0U'clock Il. m on April lj 1909, before the Register and Rece yer at the United States Land Oaice iu Phoenix, Arzona
 The said contestant having, in proper affidavit filed Ja. D. l9)9 set forth Iacts whic h show that after du, diligence personal service of tA.s notice can not be made, 1t is
The oasis., 1909-03-13
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, .
 CpTfNTY OF SANTA t'RIfL So'

l, Phil ucrold, Caunty Recorder In and for 'anta cruz County, Territory of Arizona, dO hereby certify that nave cGmpa,ed inc fore. going copy with the original articles or incir. pordtibn ul the BLACK DIAMOND C PPER COMPANY. filed and recordel m my office m the 10th day of MNrrh, A D lg.9, iu Book Volume Seven (7) Miscellaneous Records at page--et seq, ailt that the same is d full, trut ant correct c1fy of such original and Ol the whole thereof
 WITNESS my hand and seal of office this 10th day of March, A. D. lJU9.
 teEAL. PHIL HFRoLD March l3-April F, County Recorder
The oasis., 1909-03-13
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
JOHN T ROBERTS JR., [SEALl. s. F. Noo>, tSEALl.

Y VUNIl VF DANIA NHVI, Before me, k, K. Cumming Notary Public in and far the rerrit ny uf Arizona and County aforesaid, on this dty personally appeared JOnn T. Roberts Jr. ani $. F. Nunn known to me t'' be the persons whose names are sub- scriDed to the foregoing inNtrum nt, and arknoWledged tJ me that they executed the same for the purpose an consideration therein eXpreSsed.
 Gwen under my hand and seal of office this llth day Uf March, A. D., lgJ9. lrEALl E. K. CUNNING,
 Notary Public My commission expires the 2nd day of NO- vemDer lylJ.
The oasis., 1909-03-13

) ESTORAtION To nAlRi Ot LAADo lN 'N National Forest NOttae k hereby given hat the ldnds de,cr b d below. em muractug Lqg A'rrS, within tho Garces National Forest. Ari- lDnH will be subject tD settlement and entry unier tue provisions Of the homestead laws of the Unltfd States and the act uf Jnne l9J6 | Stat 23}), at th' United States land office at Ph ,en X, Ariz ma, on May lD, 199. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any "f said lands flr agricultural purposes prior tU January l, l9 0. and has lnJ HlIAudO ed same. haSH preference right tl make d home. ,tcA entry for the lands actually orcupied Said lhns were listed upon the app icati ,nS If the pers ms ment.O ed beloy, WhI have A. preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler pr wide su 'h settler or appii- entry and the preleren right Is exe-- cised prior to May lJ, l9J9, on which date the lands will be subjet tJ settlem .lt and ent"y by any quaif.d person Tn. a ,ds gre as foll"Ns: The SW4 nfSW4 the WIZ f SE4 of SW1 Sec IT, ana the Nl5 ui NWL< Sec Il, | 5. K IS E., an <. k l., lstef upon the application ol John Clary of anillu, Ar- z,nA. who alleges settlement in 1901. The NWH ni NWA. Sec. !. the NE4 of NEA f NE4. e NH of SEA uf EM 0 NEA ,ae E% Gf IVA ,f NEA "l NEH sec ,. ', ~ S.. K lor the SEA of SEA. Sec o.. less fraction of acre m nomestead of r. x. ampbeIl; the sWN of SWH, See. 33, T. 2l S., R. Is h. and tract of l9 atreN descrbel by th5 following m [ and blundS: Beginning at the northeast corner of the SWH "f SWA. S.c. 33, r. 2I s., R IS k ; extending thence \. Il rnuns; rneue 5 6i' w. 3l oO chhlns thence k. 28 chains to the D ace of brginning H total are Ut l5It liSte upon the application of Mrs. Ellen $. MrCarty. nf Can lie. 1rz0nA, who alleges >etlemant in 1885, FRED DE ENNEFT, C Immi >ianer OT the Geheral Land Oire Approved Ftoruary lg 1gO0. FIR INK PIERCE, First Assistant Sec etary uf the In. terlOr.
 March R. NDril a.
The oasis., 1909-03-13

been vice president and general manager thirty years or more. He was very capable insurance man, and n good business man.
The oasis., 1909-03-13

ANTED-SUCCEss MAGAZINE requires the services Of man in NogaleS to lOOG after ex- ness by means of special methods unusuaIly effective; position permanent; prefer one with experi, nee. but would consider any applicant with good natural qualifications: salary Sl 50 per day, with commission option. Address,. with references, R C. Peacock Room L2. IT, cess Mag zine Bllg., New Y ,rk
The oasis., 1909-03-13

hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 CHAS. k. ARNOLD, Receiver Feb. 6--April 10.
The oasis., 1909-03-13


 woods entry in the contest of the Arizona Gazette for a place in the Yukon Pacific Exposition party, THE OASIS learns that Misses Bessie Fowler and Dora Hannah are can didates also.
 The arroyo is being walled north of town to protect the land in the old R. D. George place, which is owned now by Mcssr3 E. Titcomb, N. c. Banks, and associates. The waters were cutting away the land at each flood season, and threat ened to do much damage. The wall will save the ground, and i'm prove the appearance of the vicin- ity.
 Tuesday morning there came up from the south special train having four special cars of South, prn Pacific officials, the San Carlos, Sierra Nevada, Mil1nres and Pa cific. They were carrying several Superintendanls of the Southern Pacific system who hal been to Gu liacan and MazAtlan on a tour of inspection, and to confer with Mir. Harrimin.
 The Compafia Metaliirgica y Re6nadora del Paciico, of Fund.- con, Sonora, will shortly have a considerable tonnage of ore freight at two points in Sonora, and they would like to communicate with parties having freighting out fits (wagons and muIes) with a view of entering into contracts with them. Address: Cia. Meta liirgica y Re6nadora del Paci6co, $. A., Fundicion, Sonora. At.
 Sunday Mir. Oscar F. Miller, in spector in charge of immigration service at Nogales, started for Hot Springs, Arkansas, in charge of Mir Maytorena from Guaymas, whom tLe official Is instructed to take to the pace named for application of the healing waters. On account of his ailment Mir. Maytorena was turned back from entering the Unile States, but on appeal to the department at Washington he was permitted to enter and go to the Hot Springs under charge of an official of the immigration service.
 The following goods have been received lately from European Manufacturers and which we will most gladly show to our Customers
 Silk Nainsoucks in all Culors. French Laces, Perfumery, Em. hroideries and all kinds of Trim mings.
 We also carry a full line of Mexican Curlos such as Blankets, Sarapes, Drawnwork etc. etc.
 LA MoDA"
 x Nogales, Sonora, Mex.
 Feeling the need of d Bible for spiritual consolation and edi6ca- ton in his travels, all those about the house or office being either tor large 10 carry in vali-e or with print loo fine to read on railway train in motion, TIE OASIS man went to the Sonora New, Company yesterday to huy one, When the scribe made known his want Van Mourick falnted After recovering consciousness the book seller le- cIared that in ten years experience
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
en- ny peroen.

Ga Sobn HogerS, Der forleben be.
noooeoes al @uuernprcn al aanios.
SaflieeIicsoaes Noreen iorIob Sitgt.
buiet, bpor ban bar benii0Oet / ooer
Ell Menneifealoer, traootc ban no
en- for bam hiloltGnoig M % ufienoi
Seroen.
Sfient ban MI er en- Mauo pno
oper Sc Nar, bar ban oIorig ieet en-
Sporposn, bsrt en- Souogrot tnli
gienuem en- Selefon eIlcr ieet nogell
al Sc mango anbre moNerne 6oran,
bringer, iom III er blcune ina aImin.
beige, at 7soIf life lGager Mrrfe til
Dem cIler fnnoe tGnfe iia Dem for.
uoen. San toaer Ell lepenoe Sutc'
reSie / fine ~ufienotc CmgiueIier % er
inn npfiaen iom ct 9urn.
Hogers err foot al bro Solf oQ al.
hentcNeS fra Spngilet al RrS. 6. Z.
Nrtlip, en- Ssiter al @llpcrusr :. g.
@raop al Sba. bpis @iGit ban bar til
Riooas Safiiseliesooocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30

&rigslonen er profIomeret / 9pen.
@utiferne it9itges peb Solreoeona,
% ioIf iom iamIes pua 8a0en. ori.
pe5 ira binanoen al DC miIiiure Ea.
t"rrlIier.
SGngiIerne er iuloe al 6olf Tom
CT blet arreitereoe paa NiiSianfe ON
at ipmpatbiiere meo Sniurgenterne.
Sra gIuefieIb beretteS oeu 25oe, at
set norlfe Gampifib "lltiire" SorS.
oaa Morgen par anfommet bio ira
9etp Orleans meo 1000 Maaierge-
pprer. 100000 Gatroner OF iIere
Stpffer let Irtiqeri omboro for Sn.
iurgenterne.
ct Telegram, Tom Den 27oe os.
moStoaeS / Nep Orleans ira 8rep.
tom, Hicorngun, bcrctter, at ben
omeriforife @itcfoniuI / Mandaio.
@eurp GaIbero. or bleoct irngilet al
ErGltoerf Sela0d. HogeH StdoiR'
iteIie al nenre Npbeo er ooa enoni
life mobtaaet.
3%eIearammct berctter, at @icefon.
lulen bar oGrct inpnet | Here Gage,
og at Oct er ben olminoeIigc N2euing,
at ban or Ell al DC mango Sanger
iom bolbeS al Selma.
Com Ell o%ueipeIia 8runo for
SUn9Sliugru al GoIOero anisreS Be-
IopaS Gnifc ON at ifiuIc for Sc Dor.
Stoter &c @ruiombeocr. Der foroftc.
riiercbe ScurettcIien al sc 10 gmeri.
fanerc Cannon % 8roce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
Romne | 5orfiobet.

Spsresmnalet ON @oos. og EaS.
idaerbrpgger | 5orbipoeIie meo Gam.
bets itore Ganoueie err aiort til
8~ienitnnb for Ell inogoaeuoe 9ebano.
ling | en- al observation-disclosures
uoarbeioet SEAPORT til oen ON fort
Iio lammentrPoen6e aongres.
Rapporten oil life bli offentlig.
giort. isr ben er ioreIagt aongres.
icu, ioa nogen nprmere 8eretniug
ON OenS Snoholo enbnti life iorelis.
ger; men oct berettes rpgteois, at
Den i~noeboloer mango interesiante 90
tiloeIs Ieniationeae Oplpsninger.
8lauot aroet lfal oct iaoIeoes
pGre f~onitnteret. at Sernbauerne ifnl
ppre fomnnet Regieringets tore 90
omfotetnoe ganopeispIauer | 6orfis.
bet peo alereoe at bare iifret ia pc.
iiboelien al inagootiom al gienoom
longs glpefanten | nQe gper al no
gen nprbGrenoe eler noroen0e ge.
tpbning peb Misiisiippieu og oens
piatiaere @ilooer og oil Iaaleoes
funne lr9ge itore Siuortnger ! geien
for Sfibsiarter pau oi5ie.