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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
MAYBRAY TELLS his STORY
THE ALLEGED FAKE RACE PRO
MOTOR NOT jim MccANN'
Was Born In Mississippi Became .
Cow Puneher and Later a Printer
In Kansas City.

Des Moines, Ia, Apr. 2S.-T am not
Jim Mccain. I've been accused OF
about everything since my arrest but
| will say that Mrs. Lillian Gates who
accused me Is insane"
This was ]. c. Maybray's answer
last night to charges Of the st.
Louis woman that Maybray was the
supposedly murdered st. Louis horse
man.
Calling his wife to his cell Maybray
told the story of his life. Il was born
in Mississippi. was a cattle puncher
on plains Of wyoming with Mayor
Dahlman Of Omaha during the early
SOS till 'SS, going to Chadron, Neb.'
where | became a horseman. In 1881
l went to Galveston and to Kansas
City in 1895 and learned printers
trade. From 1896 to 1901 l ran room
ing house in Omaha. Then went to
Kansas City which is my home now.
At the time Of McCann's murder In
June 1908, / was in Kansas City. That
July went to Denver and was Ill
there six weeks. In 1904 went to
Tacoma and then back to Kansas City.
In 1904 was married to my present
wife at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
suFFRAclsTs OF THE WORLD.
International Meeting Of Women
Opens In London.

London, Apr. 26.-Women from
nearly a score Of lands were present
when the meeting Of the International
Woman Suffrage association opened
to-day. The delegates include some
of the most distinguished women OF
Great Britain, the United States, Aus
tralia, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark,
Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy.
The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden,
Russia, South Africa and Switzerland.
Scores of other women from all over
the world who do not represent ma
tional suffrage associations, but are In
sympathy with their aims, are attend
ing the session of the congress.
Rev, Anna Howard Shaw will be the
only American speaker at the meeting.
Miss Shaw is the president of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION, and heads the delegation
from the United States.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait OF New
York, president of the International
Alliance, is presiding. The sessions
will close May 1.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
China ssndn Ihanks.

Washington, Apr. 81 hope to see
the day when China will manage Its
own affairs" "Mr. Secretary, that is
coming very soon-perhaps In less
than ten years" This, in brief, was
the colloQuy between Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson and Yung Kwai,
secretary Of the Imperial Chinese spe'
cial embassy, at the department Of agri-
culture yesterday when the AFFAIRS Of
the flowery kingdom we're referred to.
The occasion was the formal presenta'
ton to the secretary Of Mr.. Kwai on
behalf Of Tong shi Yu, who was sent
here as China's ambassador TO thank
this government for the remission oi
the Boxer indemnity"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

paign Of 1907 1t was again brought up
as It had been in every campaign since
1899, by speeches in which 1t was
claimed that the Democratic nominee
for governor would not pardon Tayfor,
Powers and others, and that the Re
publican nominee would pardon them
If elected. ..
when the Powers and Howard ap-
plications for pardon were presented,
a public hearing was had and the
whole history and course of the prose-
cutions were thoroughly discussed,
and l became familiar with the whole
case.
After that hearing the whole rec
ord of all of the trials was faithfully
read, and after giving these cases the
most impartial consideration which
the earnest wish and purpose to de-
eide rightly could give them l reached
the firm. and earnest belief that Pow
ers and Howard were not guilty, and
issued the pardons.
THE study of these records con-
strained me to believe, to the exclu-
sion of a doubt, that Howard did not
fire the shot which killed Goebel.
THE only evidence in all of the
four trials of Powers and three trials
of Howard by which the prosecution
in any way attempted to connect Gov.
Taylor with the murder, was the testi-
mony as to his writing to get Howard
to come to Frankfort to knl Goebel,
and tending to show that Howard, on
the request in that letter, did come to
Frankfort, entered into the plot and
committed the murder.
But Howard did not kill Goebel and
Gov. Taylor could not be guilty OF
getting Howard to do what he did not
do.
Gov. Taylor had the greatest rea-
sons to believe that he could not have
q fair trial. that he would be thrown
from his position Of governor of this
state into the common jail, and that
he would be forced to trial before a
partisan jury under conditions which
would give him no chance for just
decision.
HE had a large family, all wholly
dependent on his labor, and decided
that it was his duty not to submit to
trial under those conditions, and he
left the state and went to Indiana.
"Extradition was refused and he has
lived in Indiana ever since. Gov.
Taylor's experience has been one Of
the saddest In the history Of the COM
monwealth. In 1893, he was elected
governor, he was fulfilling the duties
faithfully when this tragedy and the
storm Of feeling following It ruined the
GROWING glory Of . useful life, over
threw the elected state government
and put in peril the safety Of the peO-
pie"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
count.rel, Money Of Two Countries

New York, Apr. 26.-Thousands OF
dollars in counterfeit currency, both
Of the United States and Italy. were
seized by police and secret service
agents at New Rochelle yesterday In a
house formerly occupied by three al
legged counterfeiters who with WON
an, were arrested on Saturday With
the spurious money complete cur
rency counterfeiting outfit was dis
covered. The presence Of the Italian
money gives the affair a bit Of inter
national color and indicates an ambitt
GUS departure from usual attempts al
counterfeiting,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
ENTERTAINED the JAPANESE
OFFICERS AND MEN OF ADMIRAL
IJIcHps FLEET ASHORE.
"a Trolley Excursion Through Los
Angeles and Surrounding coun-
try Followed BY Ban
quet.

Los Angeles, Apr. 2S.-The concur
sion Of the two days entertainment ex-
tended the officers and men Of Admiral
Iiichi's training squadron now at san
Pedro. was crowned last night with
magnificent banquet by the cham
Der of commerce at the Jonathan cluD'
where 40 officers and 80 prominent
citizens gathered. Admiral ljichi and
Commanders Sato and Ishii, sat at the
speakers table.
The table which was arranged In the
shape of the letter "E" was covered by
an immense quantity Of pale BILE Jap
anese iris. In the center, banked with
flowers, was an electric fountain SIX
feet in height, throwing half dozen
streams Of water, vari-colored by
electric lights, all centering into
huge shell in the center supported by
mermaids. Hundreds of gold fish and
water plants adorned the fountain.
AS the banqueters entered the din
ing room, the orchestra played the
Japanese national anthem and at In
tervals during the evening intersperS-
ing American airs with those OF Japan
Following a trolley excursion OF the
officers, the midshipmen and sailors OF
the squadron were taken for long
trip over the electric lines under the
auspices of the Japanese association
Fourteen cars in all were loaded with
$50 men. They were whirled through
the principal business streets OF Los
Angeles and then for an EXTENDED
tourney through Southern California
ending late yesterday afternoon Tne
remainder of the crews of the Aso
and Soya will be entertained similarly
to-day.
A rife squad from the Japanese
squadron met the California rife team
in a contest on the local practlVe
grounds yesterday. 1t was under gov
eminent regulations and was said to
be the first hand arm contest OF the
kind occurring in this country.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
THE INCOME TAX
aENAroR BAILEY MADE AN Elk
HAusTIvE ARGUMENT 40 TO
ire coNsTlTuTIoNALlTH.
no BRIEF TO DEFEND RICH
II Wealthy Men Would Pay Just Taxes
II would silence Anarchy
More Than DESTINATIONS
Benefactions.

Washington, Apr. 2S.-Reviewlns
one case after another, Mr.. Bailey
ouoted from court opinions and othei
authorities to substantiate his con
4ention respecting the constitutionality
of an income tax. He then departed
for a time from his purely legal argu'
rnent and launched into denuncia
tion Of men who he said resist the
income tax as inquisitorial and cal
culated to make the United States Q
nation Of liars"
"That this tax Is inquisitorial," salo
Mr. Bailey, sis true, but not more SC
than any other tax. To compel me
10 tell the source Of my income az IL
done in the state in which live ID o.
inouisitorial as to compel me to tell
the amount Of my income"
II hold no brief To defend the ricn
men of America. 1t ID not incumbent
mon me to stand up here and say they
VIII nay their taxes when SO many oil
them say they will not. know some
OF them will escape an lnIo-"e TAX
because I know many Of them escape
their preselt taxes. know 1t Is SAID
that II IL not considered lack OF re-
spectability for a New York million
aire to swear lie to escape his taxes
hone no man is justified In saying
that because cannot comprehend how
a man can revel in luxury and perjury
his immortal soul to escape the pay
ment to taxes"
The rich man, Mr.. Bailey said'
should be willing to pay for the pro-
lection Of his property over which
armies and navies stand In solemn
guard" For himself II he were coun'
sci for the rich he would advise them
mot only to support, but to advocate an
income tax law. :,
"And II they would do that" said
Mr., Bailey, they would do more to
silence anarchy than all the benefac-
tons and charities they can do. II
HeemS 10 u1S lhVAS 0AO AASN
are willing to give benefactions In or
der to have them published, who are
not willing to pay their fair portion OF
the expenses Of the government"
Senator Rayner asked whether the
senator from Texas was not satisfied
with the reading Of the first and
second opinions of Justice Brown IN
the income tax cases that he changed
mis-. mind and Mr.. Bailey said in reply
that 1t was generally supposed that II
was Justice shiras who charged his
opinion.
81 do not know what justice chang
ed" said Mr.. Bailey. Il regret that
any one changed. l do not hesitate to
say that when an honest man changes
his opinion he should change his posi-
ton. | think the justices Of our courts
are in corruptible, but do not by any
means believe that they are infalF
ible."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
TRIED TO LIBERA7E BOYLE
THE MAN WHO KIDNAPPED WILLIE
WHITLA BECAME ILL.
II is Believed He Sought to Commit
Suicide and That Friends At
tempted His Release.

Mercer, Pa, Apr. 23.-The Mercer
county authorities were worried last
night over an alleged attempt of James
H. Boyle, the Whitla kidnaper, to COM
NIT suicide and later an attempt on
the part Of supposed friends on the
outside to liberate the prisoner.
Late yesterday afternoon 1t was
learned that early wednesday morn
ing Boyle suddenly became III. ne
was found lying upon the floor OF his
cell in commissions. Doctors were
hurriedly summoned and worked Win
the abductor until late when MS con-
dition improved. Last night Boyle
was a very sick man. Excepting that
his illness was such as would have
resulted from some powerful drug
nothing can be learned.
A few minutes after last widnignt
guards found a 20 foot ladder in posi-
ton at q window in Boyle's cell. Inc
supDosition is that the men who were
to free Boyle climbed this ladder ana
then found his cell empty, the prisoner
being in the jail hospital.
That Boyle is making every enors
IN escape il indicated by letter founo
on his person addressed to snaron'
Pa. in which he described to parties
not generally known. the best way 70
effect his liberty.
Since the mystery, which has sur
rounded Mrs. Boyle, or Helen Anna
McDermott of Chicago, was dissipateo
by admissions of both the prosecution
and defense, the woman has not been
so vivaciouS.
indictments against the couple win
be presented to the grand jury TINS
morning. The indictment charging
kidnapping against Mrs. Boyle also con-
tains an extra count charging her with
being an accessory before and after
the fact.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
noll.v viii BOSS" the Banks.

Topeka, Apr. 2S.-After receiving an
opinion from Attorney General jack
son that his action is authorized by
law, State Bank Commissioner ]. N.
Dolley yesterday announced that here
after he will refuse to grant applica-
tions for charters for new banks and
refuse to allow new banks to do bust
ness when there is no room In com
munity for another bank without In
turing those already established, when
there is any doubt about the reliability
Of the organizers or when the bank
Is opened for speculative purposes
Heretofore there has been practically
no restriction on the opening OF new
banks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

Oklahoma City, APR. ga. F. NC
Carr. Democrat, was elected mayor Of
Muskogee over Ira L. Reeves, Republi-
can. By small majority, after one OF
the most spectacular campaigns In the
city's history. J. F. Ledbetter was 70
elected city marshal on the Demo
cratic ticket and the Democrats won
a majority Of the council. Interest
was intense throughout the day. oW.
ing TO the issue Of white tow"
against "hlack town"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
BURIED IN A JOPLIN MINE.
A cave-ln Killed Two-lnJured TIVE
and Entombed One.

Joplin, Apr. ga cavein OF the rool
in a drift Of the M. and B. mine, eight
miles east Of here yesterday afternoon
killed two, injured two and entombed
one, who has not been rescued.
All Of the men who were working In
the mine at the time lived at Duenweg,
a small camp near which the mine Is
located and the entombed man,
Thomas Gibbs is part owner Of the
mine, At the time Of the accident the
men were working in the drift 100 feet
from the shaft. The drift Is located
on the 15O foot level and the roof
caved without warning.
The crew were timbering the root
when the crash came and three Of the
men succeeded In escaping the tons Of
falling rock. Jones was caught In the
dirst, but crawled out only to see that
Wimset was being covered. He then
went back into the hole and erected a
piece Of timber to protect his fellow
workman, being injured himself.
At 8 o'clock last night Gibbs was
buried under about 20 tons Of dirt and
his agonised pleadlngs for help could
be plainly heard. About rs feet Of
debris between the entombed man and
the rescuers. The rescuing party con
sisted Of is men and could not reach
Gibbs for hours.
The wife Of the entombed man was
trantically urging the rescuers to
hasten their work. She arrived at the
mine shortly after the accident and
refuses to leave. 1t was not believed
that Gibbs would be alive when reach
ed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
ca,fOrd AoaIn Kansas Accountant.

Topeka, Apr, 28.--J. G. Ganord mas
been appointed state accountant by
Gov Stubs to succeed himself for q
four years. term. In the last year q
great deal Of the work Of the depart
ment has been In checking over the
school land sales Of recent years and
seeing whether or not the county ON
Gals have made full payments to the
state Of money received from the sale
Of the land. The accountant checks
up the account Of all state depart
ments,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

Kansas City, APR. 2e.-Destroyine
property valued at more tan tSoO'VOv
ma threatening for time to wipe out
a. entire square Of the downtown ous,
mess district, FIRE. originated at 10y
O'Clock this morning in the onentA.
pool ana billiard hall. 80 Waine.
street. completely Quilted the ola
RIdre block, sOs-s1O Walnut street ana
SsSly damaged adjoining buildings on
the north and west
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

Rich Hill, Mo-, Apr, 26.-While Sun.
day school was in session at the
Methodist Episcopal church. South
here yesterday morning, the superin'
tendent discovered that the church
edInce was burning The children
were quietly informed Of the IRE and
left the building in good order. There
was not the least confusion, despite
the fact that the church was a mass oil
charred ruins only 3 few minutes AZ
ter the last Of the little ones had
marched out.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

Salt Lake City.-Apr. 2S.-The IN
PRODUCTION Of testimony In the suit Of
the United States government to as
solve the alleged Illegal combination
Of the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific
and afiliated lines for the purpose Of
preventing competition, was begun IN
this city yesterday before Special
Examiner sylvester @. Williams.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

PittSburT, Pa, Apr. 3s.-GiVing -
an excuse the fact that It has q BIG
business and that there IL sumeieni
tonnage for the present, the Carnegie
Steel company has advanced It's prices
on steel bars, plates and shapes me
advance on bars ls from ,l.lo to tl.lt
ana that on plates and shapes from
SIZE 70 gi.1G
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29

Aiehison, Kan, Apr 2es-Nayor Al
saman continues his work OF reform
saturday be suppressed the last two
policy wheels n this city. This is the
arrt time TIE municipality has beer
without . policy Wheel IA Is yearR
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
AnOther indiana county Dry.

Muncie, Ind, Apr. 2S.-DelawAre
county yesterday voted dry In a county
option election. Muncle, the county
seat, gave the "drys" a majority Of
2l3. Muncie is so far the largest city
70 vote on the saloon question. Eighty
two saloons will be closed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
~ Load Too Heavy.

pes Moines. Ia. Apr. 3s.-Peter n
MINER. father Of Il children. com
mItted suicide yesterday By swallow
Inc esrbolie acid. The man vas EN-
uloved By the American Iron Work.
nd recently became m he told his
vie yesterday that he could no ionEsr
~. care Of % lArrs = family. The
uidQv Il dfHtitute
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-29
Down oo,, Wh.a. Prices.

Chicago, Apr. 27.-Whest prices Dc
ellned sim further yesterday from
the low point touched during the
severe dump Of last week, the Jull
delivery dropping to 'losk pen
NHShsl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22
potetpriien.
autases at bile itisc til S1.50 pr.
Snibel inSen gaareu.
aitins CT oprt.

SeIu BEN pIebeiiffe potet bor
meISt iig Tom GeItnaer / oct itore
Ertsittgningens R~nrotbonIsb, icur
andre Gs0eemner ouereoe / roaen
|Sto bar breoet 90 trprret for, oa set
ipoaes, at De, isr goaren fommer,
oil nRrc nadet op til $3.50 pr. gu.
ibel.
0etaliepriier &c ciInof eronu life
lteget; men pau ct Wsoe al Snr.
oeIstnmmeret t ct. 8auI forleoen
bleo oct beiIlittet at forbsie BboIe.
inIepriien reo ira 5 til 10 Gents Sr.
@u'beI. 8ette brirger 8boIeaIe.
priien op til ira Coo iii 500 sr.
@uibel, oft efter apaIiteten, oa Ge.
talicpriierre oiE utoiIiomt bli for.
hsteSe tilIoarerSe 8rao. Sibite
Wars aoltr8 ontageS OF babe arorn.
get til Blot 60 prorstt of oct aorIiae
Observation-Disclosures.
: Here Wsuoreber bar aoniurer.
terne meb ittaerSe lIro iagttaget
observation-disclosures paa 9gg, Smsr,
@rsniagcr, 6iGrfrG os aiso. mems
Roteten biotil beifeSer bar boISt ia
neoe | en- grt8, Ser bar rinelig oa
ooerfommelig for ale. Ru IaSer oct
imtoIertiO til, at Goteten oaina bar
begpnot at iaa S~tormmSsgriIer og
al bile "urbrioe iig / 8eiret".
Set er 6er uieSpanIig Itprfe Otter.
ipsraieI ira SpSitoterne, iom er ber
pPiertlige aariag til Brisitimirqer.
Sra ct, BaliI oIene ienoes Der iaale.
0eS | oerne Gio ira 90 til 100 Gar.
Iooos meo goteter bagIig til Seras,
2ouiitarn, grfGnias, Gflaboma, 81.
Iinois, Sroiona, Seuresiee og aIa.
bcma.
Gen melt popuIGre 5aopotet /
Sette ipoIige Rarfeo er Sen lille rsSe
gartetet iom gaar uroer Rarret
triumph; Der i~orieroes til BIant,
ming nUite Raane6, % iom nlerebe
/ Gluten al Utui beapu6er at fonl.
me tilboge norSoper iom aarets ito.
Iigite me Boteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22
Jernbaneiale.

Oct bar I9nge pPret en- tieu6t
Gag, at Canadian Becific.9anen bar
iset at ifaife zig en- oirefte Sorbin.
oelie meo Chicago. 8ia iin 500
2inie bar Den aaerebe / mango Iar
itaaet / birefte SorbinoeIie meo Chill
Iingbperre, ct, 8aitl og Rinneapo.
lis, men for ben funoe faa foit 500.
iaite ogian / Chicago, fiinbe ben life
meb fuIo Strait optnge aonfurreneeu
me6 fine to itore Hipaler Rortberu
gacific og @reat Rortbern, iioen
Sisie peS aisbet al @urlingtonbunen
faffeSe iig ct i4aes giuoeIeo meo
Chicago.
Der bar | Den ienere Sio gaaet
Rpgter ON, of Den fanaoiife gane
bnpoe iifret zig @iseouiin Central
ganen, os bisie Rngter bar M itao-
f9itet iig. 90 iaa fan ma ! en- NOR
Sremtio peute zig en- Iiplig aonfiIr.
rance | Sernbanetrafifen mellem be
ire itore noroIige SperImosbaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22
Storfif / Garnet.

Sra GogGe Bais, Ger, berettes,
at life mirore emo t3S SiItaIebeIut.
nirger er iatteoe al Sen feberaIe
8ranbiurp, iom bar nPret ioriomIet
Der De ii6ite Bar Tigers &ib. 9isie
Siltalebeilutntrger er set Sirefte Re.
iuItat al De llnoerisgeIier, iom ifior
CONNER foretoaeS al CT uopaIg at
Observation-Disclosures aon,ite for Sn.
oioneraffGrer oe6rsrenSe pisie fore
2aubbebraserier / Seras, Oklahoma
% ariSord.
Raoueue oaa De umoer SiItaIs
latte gerioner or enSnu life offert.
Iig9iorte, men Rngtet otl otoe, at Der
blaHot Dem ituoes mango bsiers grt.
bebsmGno % fremragenoe gorgere |
GfIahoma iaapeliom mango laubs-
bersmte aapitnIiiter og RoIititere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22

ct fort gntaI 6orilog ON @e.
oiIartng al iaaounne ganofraftspri.
ptIegier forelieger / beage Suie, men
Der ipnes Of pTre opnaaet Ell Itilti.
enbe Socrensfomit ON at laoe oiSie
SoriIag bniIe til nGite 3ongres. Oct
Iaoer nemlia iii at barre Den oIrniu-
beige autaeeIie, at 9rpiioent Eait
bill pie Jig mler meogisrlis eno Bro.
iioent RooiepeIt.
9orteIig %forfIaret err set Sen erSnlt
| fin Goroen nPrenoe Sruits Seuiigt
at fire li9 iom Ell fri @ape fra Son.
gresien for ale SiSer De itrategiife
8anSfrnftsplnfter ruuot orfriug
9au6et.
Gen SmitrnSiabco at pisie meg.
tiae SntercSier - % Rrpiioenten
nrnner "8eneroI electric Company"
90 "&eitiugbouie electric anS Wanlt.
featuring Company" Tom be TO pig.
tigite - aIIereoe er fommet | @eitbs
belle al nriten en- 6ierSepart al De
melt prr6iflIoe al 2onOetS 6oSiefaIo.
ipncS BrGQbenten er Ell tiIitrGffeIig
@rlrno for beu antnseIie, at Ell &ruit,
bpi8 llouifIing oiISe meSisre Iaugt
mere trpffcnbe % soeIGggenbe Re.
iuItoter for Solicit emo rogen bibtil
opbaget monopoIitiif 9ombinotiou,
aIlereoe er gorife eobt foritaniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22
SanftionsneeteIie.

Sfstge en- telegraph WeSoeleIie fra
3ai6piae, Sernesiee, bar 8iIoerrsr
Qatterion npgtet at u~nSerifripe BEN
al 2agisIahtren U~ebtague 6orbuSs.
Ioo giRIoen6e for belle Staten.
s fit 9etobuoifa5 srfIRrer GU
oernsren, at gebtageIien al en- iaa.
Dan Cop ptlSe sSeI9sge gienbom til
umnaoelige 8proier, reSurere Stu
tens SrbtPgter, forbsie sfatterre.
"tage Eeuge ira Solicit os ienSe Dem
auoetitebs heu, ioraarinse lttiIfreos-
beS, ifaoe Stateus @proigbeO % TO.
tire SDfIeri."
Ser er imiSlertio al Snn0iunlig.
beO for. at 2opeu oil bli ueStaset
oDer bans 8eto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-22
Jroauois. Sranoen.

Sra Gbicoao berettcS 6en t7oe os.,
at oct e'ter fem gInrS bitter obligation
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