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The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Meets Violent Death.

Antler American: Ole Sand
strom of Cokato, Minnesota,
met with a violent and shock
ing death last night while re-
turning home from this city to
the John Nelson farm about
ten miles southwest. Mr.. Sand
strom is an uncle of Mrs. Mel
son and had been spending
the summer visiting at the
farm.
He came to. town yesterday
afternoon after a load of cement
leaving about 8: 80 on his re-
turn home. He was within
two miles of his destination
when the accident occurred.
The wagon struck a rock lying
in the road and in trying to
catch a box, of groceries that
threatened to roll off he lost
his balance and fell in front of
the wagon alighting on his
head the wheels passing across
his chest. DR.. Perrin was i'm
mediately called but when he
arrived found the man to be
beyond all human aid having
suffered a concussion of the
brain as we'll as hopeless in
ternal injuries.
The deceased leaves a family
in. Minnesota who were notified.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
ST. so A YEAR

keeper for August. Some of
them have such startling titles
as 'Hatching the Serpent's
Egg by A. Gordon Ogilvie,
Seen Through the Telescope"
and The Life Book of Uncle
jesse" "A Case of Art and
the Common People, by Ed
mund H. Wuerpel, is the in
terestingly true story of St.
Louis. All sorts of advice is
given about managing the
home in hot weather and the
suggestions are valuable, &C.
onomical and helpful. The
Housekeeper Corporation, Min
neapolis, Minnesota.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

was shut off. The stove was
lit again before the gasoline
had all evaporated and instant
ly there was a big blaze. DR..
Godfrey, who was in attendance
on Mrs. Fisher had just de-
livered the baby. 1t looked like
a warmer reception to the new
arrival than had been intended,
SO the doctor carried him out
on the lawn and was preparing
to take Mrs. Fisher out by the
window when the fire was got
under control and put out.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
What Doing ODer .B0ttineQu County

fixtures of the First State bank
of Russell will be shipped to
Mott, as the Meningitis are
now occupying the Citizens
bank building.
Karl A. Gustafson died at
Hurd after years illness
with consumption, aged forty
years. He is survived by his
brother and sister, who made
their home with him, and his
aged father in Norway.
E. J. Skiold of Souris had
the misfortune to again break
his left arm. He did it by
accidently falling off the side
walk and throwing out his arm
for protection while falling.
He recently recovered from a
similar injury.
The Farmers elevator at
Lansford declared a dividend
of 8 per cent and put 10 per
cent of the profits in the sink
ing fund. The directors elected
are w. c.. Hayden, president,
NJ. ]. REILLY, vice president,
Geo. P. Sidener, secretary,
Nick Benin and y. A. Convis.
C. A. Adams is treasurer.
The Maxbass farmers ele-
vator handled 200, 900 bushels
of grain the past year, reduced
the indebtedness $4,000 and de-
clared a dividend of IL per
cent. r. S. Stair was elected
president, w. A. Martin, vice
president, Edison Brown, secre-
tary-treasurer; A. McCas1in, v.
a. Kemp and Fred Rothert,
i.directors.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Deals In Bottlneau County Dirt Con-.
summated Last Week

The following is list of war
ranty deeds filed for record i'm
the office of the register of
deeds of Bottineau county Ian
week:
State bank of Antler, to Chas.
NJ. Eyestone and wife 81, 885. 43
south 80 feet of lots 13-14-l5,
and south 50 feet of lot Is,
block II, Antler.
Cora A. Timmons and Lee,
her husband, to Rev. Theo. p.
Campeau, $1.W, west 30 feet of
east 20 feet of lot II, block 8,
Willow City.
Homer O. Shupe and wife to
Oliver B. Brynjolfson, $4,000,
sw-28-159-74.
Fred H. Stoltze and wife to
Souris Special school district.
$500, a piece of land 800 feet
square, adjoining Souris, being
in nwsw 49, 1877.
Mouse River Valley bank to
Nils S. Stivland, $1,000 se-33-
1916.
Elmer Smith and wife and
Clifford Smith, (by sheriff. to
the Mcknight Land company,
sheriff's deed, 1884. 65, lot IA,
block 7, Russell.
Ole Roland and wife to Annie
T. Holisky, $432O, s12nw, sw
ne, nwse, nesw, w12sw, except
lot "a" all in section 15-163-75.
F. X. A. Perrin and wife to
H. N. Wekseth, $4,000, lot 1,
section 13, lot 5, section IL, lot
5, section II. meme, 14-161-74;
lots 2 and 3, SWINE. swnw-l3-
1914.
John F. Cook and wife to
Mrs. Charlotte I. Marriott,
$500, lots 5 and 7, block 3,
Antler.
Bottineau Turf club (by
sheriff. to w. H. Mcintosh and
F. w. Cathro, sheriff's deed,
$8GO.9 50, lot 1 section 3O-162-75.
Robert w. Lazier and wife
to Josephine King, $4,000, lot 1,
block 8, Willow City.
Charles NJ. Eyestone and
wife to Adolph i Kadletz, Mi
chael Manning and Robert
Wright, $4,000, south 80 feet of
lots 13, II, 10, south 80 feet of
lot 16, block II, Antler.
John Murphy to Charles
Bready, $4,000, ne-19-159-81.
Marensius Langsang and wife
to Landa Realty & Loan COM
pany, $4,000, s12se, s12sw-23- 1872
70
Landa Realty & Loan COM
pany, to Edward Ferstad, $4,000,
s%, sI2se- 1929.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Basket Ball Star In Runaway.

Gilbert Belland, one of the
School Of Forestry basketball
stars last season, was in rum
away accident recently but es-
capped injury. The Lansford
Times says: ''On last Saturday
night Clifford johnson, Gilbert
Belland and Guy Pelsey drove
out to the dance at Henry
@Savelk koul s and returning home
after the dance met with very
unfortunate accident. The horse
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Just On The Market.

Twenty-Five thousand acres
of first class farming land for
sale from one to six miles from
town of 1900 population on
the main line of the G. p. r.
This is the best proposition in
the northwest. Join our first
excursion to see this new tract
of land that has just been put
on the market. s1
If you are interested call on
or write the Great West Land
company, Bottineau, North
Dakota, John McCaughna, Sec
retary. 1872
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
WILL VOTE Next MONDAY
Water Works and Sewer Propositions
10 Receive Attention Of Electors.

Bottineau citizens will vote
Monday on the water works
and sewer propositions.
It is proposed to issue bonds
in the amount of SO, 600 for the
purpose of installing a water
works system and bonds in the
amount of 1900 for a sewer
system. s..-.- ~. n
The voting places will be at
Greiner's feed store in the first
ward, DR.. Thos. Sims office in
the second and the fire hall in
the third. The polls will open
at 8 a. m. and remain open
continuously until 8 p. m. The
official notice of the election isl
published on another page of
the Courant. -.~ 81
An alderman is also to be
elected in the third ward to
succeed Albert Besancon, re-
signed. ....~ ~.4.
We hear of little opposition
to water works and sewers.
At the time the matter was
voted on two years ago the
water works proposition carried
almost unanimously.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

w. 3. Parker of Westhope
has returned from Iowa. He
reports that the corn crop is
almost a failure owing to the
continued wet weather.
G. A. Sebelius of Overly was
injured while moving his
slaughter house. One of the
rollers passed over his ankle
fracturing the small bones.
The directors of the farmers
elevator at Omemee have de-
cided to repair the elevator
damaged by the storm. The
Northland elevator will also be
rebuilt.
J. G. Kane of Kane township
sent ten bushels of wheat to
the Minnesota state fair to COM
pete for the $1OO prize offered
by the Minneapolis chamber of
commerce.
J. A. King of Vergas, Min
nesota, has acquired the r. w.
Lazier meat market at Willow
City. Mr.. Lazier got a fine
Minnesota farm in the deal and
will move to that state
The Commercial hotel at
Souris has been sold by I. A..
Fischer to O. e. Tollefsrud of
Argyle, Minnesota. Mr.. Fisch-
er gets a farm in Marshall
county, Minnesota, in the deal.
F. G.. Orr, late Of the Citi-
zens bank at Russell, has Sc
cured a position as cashier of
the First State bank of Mott.
Harry A. Galloway Of Russell
is to be his assistant, and the
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Grand Forks Fair Attracts Many.

The Grand Forks fair this
week attracted a number of
Bottineau county citizens to
that city.
Among those who went from
Bottineau we noticed c. G..
Gorder, John Dinwoodie, Thos.
White, ID. III. Macarthur, Geo.
r. White, Mr.. and Mrs, August
Gagner, Mf. and Mrs. Ernest
Juneau, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chaus-
see, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gagner,
Neil Macarthur, John Lowers,
William Williams, S. Westa-
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. III.
Smith and daughters Rose and
Clara. &
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
viewed SANITARIuM Site
Commissioners Inspected Location for
tuberculosis SanItarIum.

The members of the state
tuberculosis sanitarium board
spent Friday night in Botti-
neau, arriving about midnight
from Dunseith, and on Satur-
day morning viewed the pro-
posed site for the sanitarium
on the old Hofacker farm north
east of this city.
The members of the board
are Gov. John Burke, DR.. Fan
ME Dunn Quain of Bismarck,
Drs. James Grassick and G.. F.
Ruediger, of Grand Forks and
CO.. Lord of Cando. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Burke,
Mrs. Lord and the latter's
niece, Miss Carroll.
Saturday morning the mem
bers of the commission and
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Lord
were taken by members of the
commercial club in carriages
to the Hofacker farm and shown
the site Bottineau offers for the
location of the sanitarium. The
location is on a southerly slope
of the Turtle mountains at an
elevation of about 1900 feet
and three and one-half miles
northeast from the city. 1t
embraces one of the prettiest
bits of scenery in the mountains
and the view over the surround
ing country for miles around is
magnificent.
While the commissioners
seemed much pleased with the
site, their final decision in the
matter will not be given for
some time. Five sites have
been inspected by them in the
Turtle mountains and they ex-
expect to visit the Pembina
mountains near Walhalla be-
fore deciding upon the location
of the sanitarium.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

they were driving belonged to
Clifford's father. Sam Johnson,
and being a very spirited fani-
NAL became unmanageable and
ran away, pitching the boys
out of the buggy. In some
way the horse became tangled
up BY the lines and run off the
grade about a nile south of
town falling into the pool of
water and falling in such a
way that the horse was unable
% extricate himself and he was
!. >wned. The horse was a
O. valuable one and will be
ql loss to Mr.. Johnson"
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
COUNTY FAIR next week
Will be Held at BotiIneau Thursday and
Friday, July 29 and 80

The county fair will be held
at the fair grounds in this city
Thursday and Friday, July 20
and 80. (s. -:
Considerable inte h a $
been manifested an> @ .he
farmers this year and til,
cations are that a very succS 81
full fair will be held. Til
officers are working hard to
make it a success and. should
have the cooperation Of every
one in the county. If you have
anything worthy of space at
the fair, bring it in; liberal
prizes are offered in all depart
ments and there are a number
of special prizes offered by Bot
tineau business men.
Z Prof. Richards of the state
agricultural college and John
Dinwoodie, who graduated from
the college this year, will Judge
the stock.
The baseball game by teams
representing the east and west
sides of the county promises to
be interesting and exciting.
Mayor Murphy is organizing
the east siders and John H.
Trimble of Westhope will corral
the west side willow wielders.
The race program and pro-.
gram of special events follows:
{ FIRST DAY. ~,t>..,.. ..~-..
Pony Race-haif mile dash ...... so
IL SECOND DAY. .t.
Running Race lover IA hands, half mile
ne8Is 0o
Money divided 5o 80 and 20.
SPECIAL EVENTS.
Baseball game each day between teams
representing East and West sides
of Bottineau county purses.."...... 500
FIRST DAY.
Tug.of-War. East VS.. West Is
Boys Race lunder II years old ......." s
Girls' Race (under II years old) ............ 8
SECOND DAY.
Team Pulling Contest (team against
FIRST Prize 25
SecOnu
Foot Race 0ree-fOr-alD D....................... 10
Potato Race (bOys under Is years)
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

willopen an automobile gargage
and repair shop at Westhope.
Charles Bills of Rock Lake
has opened a pool room in the
McDougal building at Omemee.
]. H. Worst, president of the
state agricultural college, was
the speaker at the Souris carni-
val.
Otto Getzlaff, living west of
Willow City, recently COM
pleted the erection of large
barn.
p. A. Paulson of Steele is
now in charge of the mechani-
cal department. of the Westhope
Standard.
Some low-lived individual
persists in stealing tools from
the caretakers of the Westhope
cemetery.
Herman Wichner, late of the
Souris Messenger, has gone to
Bonesteel, South Dakota, to
work in a print shop.
j. NJ. Baker is moving back
to Westhope from Minnesota
and will go into the dray busi-
ness with S. .Coliton.
Frank Sims Of Willow City
went to Aylmer, Ontario, to
look after the probating of the
estate Of the late Dr.. "A. Ray
mond.
The Eckman Press says there
is some talk of connecting the
Glenburn, Russell and Eek
man telephone lines with the
long distance line.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain
ed uncalled for in the Bottineau
postofhce, July II, 1909:
John Barta.
John Banvard.
@. S. Erickson.
H. L. Gaardsmoe.
Edward Stigen.
: Miss Cecilia Conner.
If not called for in Is days
will be sent to the dead letter
office. Persons calling for same
will please say advertised. Ole
Roland, Postmaster.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
MetIgoshe Postoftice.

Metigoshe postoffce was op.
ened July IL, 1909, with G. E.
Bergholtz as postmaster and
Karl Erickson as assistant post
master.
Cottagers and campers on
either Lake Metigoshe park or
Metigoshe park, or elsewhere
around the lake, can have their
mail addressed to "Metigoshe"
instead of to Bottineau as here
tofore.
Mails arrive Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays at II a.
IN. Outgoing mails depart on
the same days and are closed
at II: 20 a. m.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

The Omemee hotel has been
closed again. ~.
The Monitor reports a build
ing boom at Maxbass.
Chas. Goheen of the Russell
district is building a large barn.
C. NJ. Cosgrove has purchased
the ID. E. King residence at
Hurd.
Bert Warfeld of Willow City
has purchased a barber shop at
Kramer.
The Messenger reports con-
siderable building in the vicini-
ty of Souris.
Lansford township trustees
have let contracts for consider
able road grading.
Ernest Lindgren is to be the
manager of the Farmers ele-
VatOr at NeWDurg.
The annual old settlers pic
mic at Antler will be held at
the grove Monday.
The net profits of the farm
ers' elevator at Russell the past
year were SO per cent.
The two-months old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Heider of
Russell died last week.
The directors of the farmers
elevator at Landa have pur-
chased an automatic scale.
"A. =. Anderson Of Made dox
will open a jewelry store in the
city drug store at Lansford.
N Simon and John Condit
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
Close Call From Fire at Russell.

Russell Sentinel: There was
a close call from fire at Frank
Fishers Monday. The wind
blew out the gasoline stove and
it was not noticed for some
time and a good deal of gaso-
line had leaked out before it
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

Wanted-Trustworthy man
or woman in each county to ad-
vertise, receive orders and man
age business for New York Mail
Order House. $500 weekly;
position permanent; no invest
ment required. Previous exper-
ience not essential to engage
ing. Spare time valuable. En-
close self addressed envelope
for full particulars. Address,
Clarke Sales Co., Wholesale
Dept, 103 Park Ave., New
York. 2O-1O.
The Courant for lob printing.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23
We Reach the PeopIe.

When other methods fail, try
the long distance service of the
Northern Telephone company.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

The August Housekeeper.
Hammock stories for hot days
fill the pages of the House
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

The Courant prints the news.
The Bottineau courant., 1909-07-23

The Courant for Job printing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Stor STREET,.

Sfslge ct Eresietele9ram ira 9itts'
burg, go, err Der ben lite SrIi beor.
bret Streif / Stanltruitens iamtlige
9lifiabrifer, omfattenbe ca. 10000
Grbeioere.
Shorten al De t6 uofbGngige 9lif'
iobrifer bar, efter Ell &onference meo
grefutipfomiteen for 9tmnlngamateo
Isiociation Of Sron, Steel ano Gin
@orfers, iamme Sag unbertegnet
llnionens 2susreeuIntip, % be TO an
Gre, bpis 5abrifer fortiocn er noe al
girfiombeo. bill siere Ii9eoon, Tor
glrbeioet gienoptages..
Som Sslgc al Streifen | Staaltru.
items Sobrifer oenter De uaibGngi9e
Sabrifanter at faa fuIot op at 6eitiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Storm paa 6olffYiten.

Sra Souiton, Ger, meooeles, at
mango Ienneifer miiteoe Sipet | Den
%pploiomme Storm, iom ON Ratter,
bapoe raiet paa @olffpiten % bl. a.
tiIintetgiort Sommeropbolositeoet
.Sarpon Sead.
st fort gntal imaa S~iiferbaaoe og
Gobaaoe meo SommergiPiter | bleu
al Stormen oreple tiIbaps og %forliite
meo aae om6orb. Intaaet al De ON
TONNE fienoes enonu life.
Sfelge De ieneite Gfterretninger ira
Sabre SsIano bapoe en- Gel al 9ebo'
erne al Sarpon 9eoh isgt SiIfIugt
/ Sprtaarnet paa Gens Spoiptos.
Sprtaarnet itaar enbnlt, men Sorbiu.
oelien meo BET er afbrltot, iaa man
enonu life peo, bpormauge bauoe isgt
.2p Ger.
Yaore SSSlano err fra ire til fem
@Pil bre0 % omtrent 80 Wtil lang.
Mange Snmilier bapoe Der fine Som'
mcrpiaaer foruoen DC itore Soteler |
.Sarpon @ea6. Gen Iigger fun Ter
Sob oper Seipanbe, og Stormen oreu
Sapct inc oper Gen, iao ganoet pon
mango Steber baube en- Spboe al 10
sSo0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Gcrfen oe Gcriten.

Sfient Ser | Stoten Dtislouri or
so Counter, bpori SoIget al bern.
Ienoe Sriffe er forbllbt, og ifisnt
Ssn6ogslufninsen itrGugt oberbol.
oes, bIep Der oesuagtet / SUM Waa'
neo fouiuneret mer 81 emo | tilipr.
renoe Raaueo iioen glinipefterembe.
oct opretteoes for otte aor iiOen.
2Infgifterne / Snni bette Inr on.
broe til $43,6 63, meOeuS De | Sum-
1904, aItiaa / ielpe 9eroensuOitil-
Iingsoaret, life anorpg til mere END
4t,494.
Sfslge Snipefterens Iapport bar
Observation-Disclosures oreoet en- cperor.
bentIig Itor Sorretnine / DC "terre"
Counter, bpor <nberne iom Ell re.
gel fiebte gIet / Esnbepis % lin
@biifp oe Sin / aosiepis, iiteoetfor
iom tioligere / @lnsiepis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Nve Sorpiflineer.

Som 5slge al, al oct fubonite &c.
nat nGgteoe at peOtnge Stntsbuoget.
tet og oplsite fla uOen at bepilge Ge.
aieringen De ~neouenoiee Wioler iii
lin Isbenoe llogiiter, bar 9~rpiioent
8ome5 / ct | 3ors6ugs uoiteot 9efret
fornpet 9noeettet, Der bleo peotaget
unoer 8unernsr Wagoons aomini.
itration for SiifaIaaret 1903, og
Tom anorog til s242S5.000. Com
Sslge al Srgnniiationen al Ell itaa.
enoe arme og Of forsgebe l1osifter |
anore' giemeo oil bette Budget imio.
lrtio life itrGffe til. De ca. $4,000.
600 mer, iom fommer til at trpnges,
pil bIi tiIpeiebrnat al grpiioeuten PED
lloiieoelieu Of iperieae 9efreter.
9ette bill imioIertib bibfsr igien
nsiagtis De iamme 3iIitanoe, Tom raa.
oebe beuimoo Gluten al g~rRiioent
galmas Administration. os iom isrte
til be Sor. Stoters SHterueution og
Stfupation al Zen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Otter OIietruiten.

S mississippi iseer Wpuoigbeoerne
of gipre oct parut for SIietruiteu,
iom De iseer at faa brepet no al Sta
ten. @iennem 0iitrift5aooofat &amb
err Der forleoen | annceairetteu | Glop
Gountp inoIagt ct Iuorageroe ON ct
permanent Sorbuo moo Stanooro Oil
Gompaup moo at bripc 5orretning
Staten Misiisiippi % iomtioig for.
longes Com mob Somponiet for
$1f 100000 / 9socr for Spertrr.
belle al 4nti-S ruit.2oncu.
s Sniunetion-a nordgeHoet gioeS
en- ~betaIieret Sfiloring al Stouoaro
Oil Gompanps @irfiombco og DC
Retbooer, oct benptter iig al til at
fpGle enbper &onfiirrence.
Wisitsiippis 2ope faitiGttcr Ell
IltItt al $500 ON Gagcu for bper
enfelt SpertrPoelie al Octte Sloas, og
oe 9soer, iom Der ! bette Silfploe 10.
aes Com for, itr9ffcr Jig ouer ct
Siosrum al ire gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Susuif Ialm til amerifa.
en- raft 6amline.

Soibua 3eitlein, Der antages al
p9re grooflpus Gloite SnSuaaner,
fan Den 4oe Sui, altian pda Hatio'
mems Itore 5eitoog, feire lin f05te
Ss6ielsoag. San er enonu iom Ell
llnsoom raft OF mencr ielu at pile
lepe, til ban blir minoit 120 War
gnmmel.
9eitlein opsir life ai6olbenbeo ira
Sobaf eaer itRrfe 9ritte bIanot War.
iagerne til, at ban bar naaet en- laa
bsi aloer, for ban er. og bar nltio pG'
ret megei GLAD / besse Gele. San iPt.
ter iaaleSeS ielp III reaelm9siig en-
bnIu gint @biiteu os miuoit ier GlaS
81 tiaips ON Gagen % or IioeuIfa6e.
Zig &ager.
Son bar TO Conner, AT bpilfe ben
9loite err 70 % ben pngite "Siit.
%ungeen". Tom ban faIoer BAN - 45
Var sammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
6ulo paa Su,on.

Sra 1ani(a meooeles Sen lite
SuIi, at Der omtreut inmtioig bar op.
ooset mcget rige @uIoiorefomiter paa
to ~ioritielige Steocr paa Zen Su5on.
Oct isrite Sunb giorOes | Baracalaoe'
oiitriftet / gropinicn Gamariues og
oct onbct / gnguioOiitriftet / Gropin,
fen @eneuet.
Grtien ifnI bare oueroroentlig rig
paa 9ulo pda beqge Steoer, men pon
@runb of De Iofale 6orbol6e oil Def
frgpe itore ReugeuOIPg at bripe8uIO-
grapningen. ion Oet nutter life for
SattigfoIf Of begipe Jig oerben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
Dapao.M ytteriet.

Sra @oniIa ~teIeerofereS oen 30te
SUM: TeIoelie or iuolebet ON, at ire
til al DC rsmte goIitiiolonter iom oel.
tos / @ptteriet | Sapao, er blet orGht
| Ell SiGrupbiel meb Sropperna
gi oct 9ompani al inofs0te GoIitiioI-
batter, iom for nogIe Tiger iioen gioroe
Wptteri / 9onao pna Rinbanao, er
Der MI fitn isien 13, iom enbnl befiu-
Der iig paa 5riiob.
ct aompaui al 23oe Snfnnterire.
eiment og ire aompanier al oct milf
tGre Bolitiforps er paa Sogt efter
IsmIingerne meo Snitrur til at ianse
eler tilintetgisre belle 9anoeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-06
g~narfiitfOmpIuttct | StOefbOlm.

Sra StoctboIm telegraicres oeu
lite Srtli:
goerIieere giSuesbprS ON. at Der
criitereoe ct gnartiitfcmplot mel
Den Spgape at mproe aeiicr Gifolai
amber bans GiGiterciie | europa.
bIep iouG braat for 0ogens ems.
IScIf Sang. oen iucnite gnarfiIt.
iom / forriae llae mproeoe General
major @ecfmam % ocrefter begtt
. SeIpmoro, tilberte ell Grippe Inar'
filter, iom bar iot liz til Spaaue al
gicre oct al meo Seluberiteren oper
ole HusIere.
Strar ier Toroet poa 8enernl
@eefmouu iau0t Steb, por otte rus
fife auorfiitcr bIet orreiterct. men
bette bIep itrGugt benmeIigbolot al
Golitict. 20 al Dem iduotes eloo1
ifiilt iu6e / SIottet,
Sang eiterlob iig ct Sreo, bnorl
ban iorfIarer, at Oh bans riiSltltG
Gomeroter bar bIet orrelteret, nar
bet umuIiat for bom olcre al ntproe
aeiicren, oerior ifico ban Den ferItC
Sen beo'ie bgiere @mbcoSmauo, ban
trof.
Zen 2oen Suli t~elegroiereS ira
StoctboIm.
Song @uitnf eitortcret az en- 9a'
talon Solooter, operpor toae BE
aropcIicn efter @eneralmoior Beet
mann, iom blep mproet al Wool
8ono oeu 26oc Srtut. 9egrapelieS'
bsitioeliebeoen ianot Steo Stepps'
hoIrnen Strife.
gIanot &c arreltereoe Hils'ere, Der
ontoaes for andrfiiter, iom ltrGbtc
Gsoren efter 9ipet, bar Der ogina en-
tS.aorig Gtge.
SociaIiiterne bar 'enot Viafnter
no opcr belle Soeriae, bpori G3nrer
trues poo 2ipct. De militpre gn'
turiteter riI foniiifere ale De Blofd'
ter &c timber % arrcitere Dem, ION
uboeler Dem.