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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
DEN MARK.

The Russian car has suddenly can
celled his contemplated visit to Copen.
hagen. No reason Is given, but Il Is
evident that he fears trouble. From
Viborg the car went to Kiel and from
thence to Cherbourg. In the event
that the czar will come to Copenhagen
at all 1t will not be until the latter
part of next month. A report from
Copenhagen states that owing to the
contemplated visit of the car there
was already trouble brewing, for the
revolutionary socialists at once were
up In arms and were appealing a few
days ago to the people to show their
contempt for the car by keeping of
the streets and by dressing In mourn
Ing. Many are of the opinion that
there Is no danger awaiting the car
In Copenhagen and that the police are
fully equal to the situation, but Il Is
evident that the murder of General
Beckman during the recent visit of
the car to Stockholm Is what caused
him to suddenly postpone his visit to
his kinsfolk In the Danish capital.
The car has so many ties of relation
ship in Copenhagen that II is little
wonder that he desires to pay a visit
there. It appears that the car pre-
fers to meet his friends on his yacht
way out In the ocean nowadays and
undoubtedly that Is by far the safest
place.
The Swedish church which is under
course Of erection In Copenhagen at
present will cost 265, 900 crowns when
completed. It will be Gothic in archi-
lecture and the inside decorations will
al be done BY Swedish painters and
decorators.
MARION 8. NoREL1Us.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
IN GRIP OF TRUST
Water Power Resources Of the
Country Being Centralized.
CHARGE MADE BY p|NCHOT
Chief Forester Addresses Irriga-
ton Congress.

Spokane, Wash. Aug. 1o.-Giford
Pinchot has found out where he stands
at the National Irrigation congress.
On arising to address the convention
the 1900 delegates gave him an ova-
ton lasting fully FIVE minutes and
winding up with a burst of three
cheers.
Mr.. Pinchot's address caused some
thing of sensation by his directly
charging that there is a water power
trust In process of formation.
mot only this" he said, "but this
water power trust does not have any
hesitancy about appearing before this
congress in the persons of its attor-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
STOCKHOLDERS ARE WILLING
Agree to Chicago Great Western Re-
organization Plans.

New York, Aug. 3.-The plan of re-
organization of the Chicago Great
Western Railway company has been
declared operative. This announce
ment was made by J. p. Morgan G
Co.. who stated that there had been
deposited more than 81 per cent Of
the debenture stock and large ma
jority Of other classes of stock, max
ing rs per cent of the total stock H.
sues deposited under the plan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12

neys. l know one genial gentleman
who Is here now helping the trusts
cause. The time for protest is very
short and the water power trust will
show but little consideration to the
common people If once the power of
the country is centralized In power
there is life and the power trust will
eventually control all other trusts.
They tell US it has no significance
that the General Electric interests are
acquiring great groups of water pow
ers in various parts of the United
States and dominating the power mar
ket in the region of each group"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
SETTLEMENT NEAR AT HAND
Believed Strike Will Be Averted In
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Diplomatic ne
gotiations marked the progress of the
street railway situation here. While
no definite proposal of peace was ac-
cepted on either side the several con-
ferences which were held during the
day justified the conclusion that
settlement of the controversy without
strike is only few days off.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
KILLS THREE AND HIMSELF
Wealthy Wisconsin Farmer Commits
QuadrupIe Crime.

Barron. WIS. Aug. while crazed
over religion Christ Hanson, a wealthy
farmer living near Cameron, cut the
threats of his wife and two daugh-
tiers. aged eighteen and sixteen re-
spectively, and then hanged himself
In his barn.
The quadruple crime was discov-
cred by other children of Hanson
when they returned from berrying
expedition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
PREPARING TO ATTACK M0ORS
Spanish Commander Has $4,000 Men
at His Disposal.

Melilla. Morocco. Aug. 10.-General
Marina, the Spanish commander in
Morocco, now has total of $4,000
men at his disposal and is completing
his preparations for concerted move
ment against Mount Guruga, the CEN
ter Of the Moorish positions. The
Spaniards have been bombarding
Mount Guruga daily. The last Span
ish commissary conveys came through
without being attacked by the enemy.
A Moorish vessel with contraband
OF war on board has been captured
near Alhucemas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
EXCEEDS WRIGHT'S RECORD
French Aviator Remains in Air Two
and One-half Hours.

Mourmelon-le-Graud, France, Aug. z
Roger Sommer, the French aviator
beat the worlds record for prolonged
fight in an aeroplane. His machine
remained in the air for hours, q
minutes and IL seconds.
Sommer in the beginning of his
fight travelled slowly near the ground
at elevations running from six to
thirty yards. After the machine had
become limbered up the aviator in
creased his speed. When 1t became
evident that he had beaten the dura
ton record held by Wilbur Wright the
assembled crowd cheered wildly and
as Sommer came to the ground he
was given an ovation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
SCORES OF INFANTS SUCCUMB
Heat at New York Particularly Fatal
to Little Ones.

New York. Aug. 10.--Infant lives
went out by scores under the heat and
humidity prevailing here. Seldom
since the day after the General Slo-
cum was burned has the morgue at
the Bellevue dock held 80 many tiny
bodies. OF the forty that lay there
twenty-seven were sent from the New
York founding asylum and the others
from various hospitals and other in
stitutions.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12

but the Norwegian government Ia
vigorously protesting against 1t.
King Gustaf has been spending q
fortnight at Saro, near Gothenburg. II
Is beautiful spot and is said to be
one of the kings favorite resorts In
summer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
WINNERS IN LAND LOTTERY
Oregon Man Secures First Prize at
Occur d'AIene.


Occur d'Alene, Ida, Aug. Elsa
dore Selig OF Myrtle Creek, Ore, drew
claim No. in the great land drawing
for the Occur d'Alene reservation.
John Hedmark Of Spokane was No. Q;
Charles G. Cornwell, Spokane, No. 3;
Herman Neubauer. South Tacoma.
Wash. No. 4; Ella T. Maloney, Spo-
kane, No. s.; william w. Atkinson,
Troy, Ida. No. s; Maude Sharpe, Mar
tinsville, ILL.,. No. z; Peter Warder-
bach. Butte, Mont. No. s; Paul B.
Rising, st. Paul, Mimi, No. 9.
Other winners are: No. Is, James
T. Wescott, st. Paul, Mimi; No. 3S.
Henry Sherlock, Sinclair, Mimi: No.
4S. John r. Goldberg, Fargo. N. D.;
No. 80. Ray Mccarthy, Emmetsburg.
Ia
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
PRINTERS MEET AT ST. JOE
Annual Convention Of international
typographical Union.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 9.-The fifty
nth convention of the International
typographical union convened here,
with President J. M. Lynch and all
the international officers present
About 1,400 delegates and visitors are
In attendance.
Minneapolis appears to have shade
the best Of 1t in the contest for the
next convention. Its rivals are Salt
Lake City and Atlanta, Ca Each of
these cities has large delegations of
boosters.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
TIDINCS FROM
SCANDINAVIA
News Of General Interest
frcm Three Countries.
TIES CUT REMAIN SEVERED

Campaign to Bring Wanderers Back to
Native Soil Proves Failure-Op'
portunities In Old Country Too Few
to Induce Those Who Have Lived In
America to Leave that Land--Labor
Conditions Far from Ideal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
IN FRENCH RAIL DISASTER
Eleven Persons Killed and Thirty
Injured.

Long Juneau, France. Aug. o.
Eleven persons we're killed and thirty
injured here by the collision Of pas
senger train. with freight train.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12
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Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
Population Rapidly
 Increasing

That Winslow's population is on the increase is plainly evident from the number of applications for houses among the agents for the various properties m Wins low. The Santa Fe has recently erected six tent-hOuSes and these were eagerly taken by people who could get nothing better in the way of a domicile. At present there is rumor to the effect that eight or ten cottages are to be erected with a short time, but as yet nothing in the way ef frame work is marring the beauty of the landscape. Itwas said some time ago that Deputy Assessor Wm. A. Parr was about to erect five ubstantialcottages. These, in addition tO the others men tioned, would prove q welcome addition to the residence portion ot our town at this time and would readily rent at most any figure. Business with the Santa Fe IS continually on the increase, meaning that there will be more men needed to move the trains, hence a greater demand for houses. Rooms are nearly as scarce as houses, single men ex. periencing some difficulty in find. ing suitable quarters.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
A Good Offer

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 If you will send 25c. m stamps, three late issues will be sent you so that you may become ac- quainted with it. Read the fol- lowing splendid offers:
 Offer No. 1-McClure's Maga. zine, Woman's Home Companion and The Pacific Monthly, costing $4 50, will be sent at a special rate of S3 %.
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 Order by number and send your order accompanied by posta money order for the amount tc The Pacific Monthly, Portland Oregon.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
The Chinese Nugget"

At the Electric, Thursday even- ing, Pearson and Joell opened weeks engagement in The Chinese Nugget They were well received, every seat in the house, including the balcony, being tax en. The sketch was well put on and "took" right from the start, Pearson, as the Chinese servant, being the real goods. His dance act is in itself worth seeing, the
 five cent waltz" belng areal live imitation of a waltz along tEe Barbary Coast Tn San Francisco. Joell playsthe part ofa gentleman until he decides to break his Chinese servant (Pearson) of the opium smoking habit, when he comes on as Pedro, the King of the Maha, his song of the Black Hand being exceptionally well rendered. This team will be at the Electric for a week and 1t be- hOoves the patrons of that popu- lar amusement house not to miss the treat. They are the real thing in vaudeville.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

By a-cuttin' out the batter that would
 always make 'em scream, Where I'd say: T seen you walkin' with
 you sister yesterday" An: 'Why, that was not my sister, twas
 lady," he woull say. Yes. I let 'em frost that gaglet-But
 tell you art is art.
 An the time has come for me an good
 old vaudeville to part. Why, they've cut out stuff that landed.
 forty years ago an more, An l never kicked CT grumbled. never
 even acted sore; When they said the seltZer bottle an
 green whiskers had to go. No one ever heard me holler, not q
 squeal come from me. beau; But they're gooin' too much distance when
 they tamper with my art An the time has come for me an good
 old vaudeville to part. One by one they've killed the wheezes
 that forever has made good All the gags that all the lowbrows an
 the others understood: Why, remember how We held 'em-sim-
 ply held 'em to the spot When: What is your name?" he'd ask
 me, and I'd keep on sayin' "Watt?" I'm not much for them ideals. but I'm
 loyal to my art An the time has come for me an good
 old vaudeville to part.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
Electricity on Shipboard.

At a recent shipbmldiny exposition held in Germany the greater part of the exhibits related to the use of cleo tricity on shiphoard, and a large num- Der of new and interesting devices, were shown for the first time. One of the features of the electrical building was chandelier which is thought to be the greatest thing of the kind ever constructed It comprised a large octsgonal arrangement of angle iron. witi, some decorative material inter woV en, and from it were suspended r flaming arc lamps. The light fro!
 this great cluster was almost blinding.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
The March of Reform.

'I have nothing for you," saiG tne housewife to the tattered individual who had knocked on the kitchen dcor. Pardon me, madam" said the call CT. removing his battered hat and making a careful low. Pardon me. but I am vice chairman of the socio- logical and uplifting committee that recently completed it's investigation of the food industries and now I am making a tour of inspection of :he different kitchens, the scope of my work including such affairs as the manner and surroundings in which cold chicken, cold cake, cold pies ond so forth are kept
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Dr. F. H. Waite and family re turned home last Sunday from Williams, where they have been for the past two months.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Mrs. John Noble is expected home soon from Phoenix where she has been for the past two months visiting her daughter.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
GLDMAN GIDDLEs OBSERVES.

No matter how old a woman is, she always turns prematurely gray.
 Girls who be- come enamored of heroes on the stage and wish men in everyday life were so noble S h ould reflect that stage he roes only have to
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Houck & Hess, of Heber, Ariz , met with a serious loss of sheep near Dry Lake last week, light ming killing 147 lambs and ewes.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Chet Houck, one of Navajo county's prominent sheep men, is in town visiting with his family.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Sheriff Jos. F. Woods has been a frequent visitor at Winslow during the past week on business connected with his office, the criminal element having sudden ly assumed the ascendancy at this point. But Joe got them.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
Guilty.

Was Washington the hero that
 Historians have drawn hirr7 Wis father when the tree fell nat Then had the dead wood on liIn.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
half at 8

be noble an hour and a half at time.
 Whenever you tell your friend it was high time he got on the water wagon he at once jumps off.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
|, ,f4E oMR7R
 NJ MILBu2 D NEsBlT. .
IHE pARTIr(C| ofhe NIANI=.

CII.c nIniner-iu law joke" las been barred from the the aters of an eastern vaudeville circuit.0 l have stood fo three-a-day, an being put in sup per shows. l have killed 'em- simply killed 'en. when I fell upoI my nose;
 I have laid 'em Ou in Oshkosh, sim ply laid 'em coll an dead
 When my partne stuck a hatchc with a "Woof.,' right in my head But when this fierl blow is stru. against the temp of my art
 Then the time ha come for me a good old vaudeVili to part.
 Not a word. an n,
 a whimper. wh' they busted ui rDnNr fAn,,o
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Dr. Geo. P. Sampson paid Hol- brook a professional visit last Tuesday.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Subscribe now for the HOL- BROOK ARGUS, $2.OO per year in advance.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Geo. w. Hennessey, cattle man from Adamana, came i'll We'd nesday for medical treatment, having been hooked in the face by q COW. While the wound is not of a serious nature it is very pain lul and George will wear patches on his face for few days.
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21
Winslow Notes.
FROM THE MAIL
School Opened Monday

The Winslow schools opened last Monday with an enrolment of 216 pupils and more will en- roll during the next few days. There were no lessons at the morning session, as the teachers were busily engaged in enrolling names of their pupils and arrang- ing details of their school work The teachers, both new and old ones,> were promptly on hand to take their places, and we believe the school board have made wise selections of teachers for the en- suing year. The enrolment this year is much larger than 1t was last, which goes to show that Winslow is steadily growing The year also promises to be a very successful one in school work as the corps Ot teachers IS an eX' cept1onally good one.
 Below we give names of teach. CTS and grade they teach as vel as the number of pupils enrolled in the respective grades: list grade, Mary Myers, 36 pupils 2nd and 3rd, Elisabeth Young 3S; 3rd and 4th, Florence Gavin 36; 5th and 9th, Miss Fisher, 42 7th and 9th, Cora Buxton, 24 Mrs. Geo. Weinert has charge O the school on the south side anC has 10 pupils ill her two classes
Holbrook argus., 1909-09-21

Not a word. an n,
 a whinper. wh' they busted ui
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
en- mYitiif Paanofufert.

9lan6t iorifieQigc eiterglemte 81
letter omborO pao Sampifibet "Gitp
OF @orceiter", Der anfom til Neu
gorf ben 9oe Sui, beianbt iig ogiaa
en- Saanofuifert, Der meo De eprige
8ieultn1be brooteS til Gampifibsiel-
ifabets aontor, bpor Den in6til |
Sirsoags bapbe itaaet ulaoiet og
ltpaaa9tet.
% man / Sirsbags itulOe un0er-
isges Sn0bolbet | oct giemeo multi.
gems at iorefinoe @ierens Rapn eller
abresie, ior0tes ben at uGre iulo al
Serge, 9iamanter % andre foitbare
SupeIer. 0iSie Soger anoraser til
en- bel Sormue / g9rbi, men bpenl
gieren er, oerom gap Subbolbet in.
gen Splpsniug.
Saanofuiierteu % oens Snb6oIo
giper a~uIeouing til forifieaige 6or-
mooninser - at Gieren. Der antages
of babe pPret Ell Game, er iprunget
eller ioIot operborb, Of bun er bleoet
mprbet, men Of Wor0ereu life bar
funbet auiierten, eIer at oct foitbare
SnbboIo er Spuefoiter, iom Sppen al
en- eaer anoen 8runo life bar pouet
Of tage meb zig / Sonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Vemostreoipte Marsan9.

len, og bper iiGr al oisie bopoe for.
bereot fig paa al motipere lit Sotum
| en- l9ngere Gale. Oct bar at for.
uoie, at bisie Saler life piloe iorbe-
ore oct ems, bpori SarifbiIlen ole.
reoe er begpuot at ices al 5olfcts
Masie, og Br9iioenten, Der heller
life snifer fit ~perionIise 5orbolb til
oenne Sag pao inaoan ~cfientlig
Maabe feet efter / Ssmmene, bar Der
for siort alt ! Jim @agt for at faa
bisie sienitrioige Solie til ialfolb at
boIoe Sdub for. Sunge UNDER gote-
rinsen. % BET forlpoer, at oct fol
bore llffeoes BAN at maolbinoe Dem
oae paa ct Ior Stpffer n9r, Der.
ibIanbt Ga 6oaette fra @isconiin,
boem intet uben Sabet al 3aIens
Brig biloe fiinne forbiuore fra at
iige lin Wening. ga ielp 9emofra-
terne ifal oct pGre lpffeoes Grpiioen.
ten of formoa til at fslee Statsmini.
tier Mideliens / lin Sio befienotc
Haab at "boIoe aGft".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06

ligeleoes ben 3bie, nt agrcne burtie
%begpnoer at moones, o. al Speoeifu-
rem netop boobe toget lin Begun.
belle. lloiigterne ior Maisforuet
bar De beoite | GourtpetS Siitorie.
Sra 9es Ioines, Soma, teIegra.
ieres Den 3oie gli9uit: @iennem,
initstemperaturen Den iioite llge par
n9iten Hormal, boorimoo Neguiol.
oct nor utiIitr9ffeliot pan mango
Steoer. Ge isrite Tn Gage por ouer-
ifpeoe og pasieIis fioIigc meo bpp.
piae minbre Heanifitrc, bporimoo Dc
iibite fire Gage Dor flare % porme,
iirr Scrsoog iom por ben narmeite
Tag inor, meo en- Senperatur al ira
SO til 100 Grader / Sfpggrn. De
inotruine Heguifure par i9r0eleS
~fi9rfomnc % bar iirr til itor Siplp
for Ioiien, Toteterne, Souregan.
gene pg 2lettenbaDerNe. Wtdileh tIas
rer iig iorreiten mGrfUGroig goot o.
bar enbnu life Iiot noaeu mGrtbor
Sfabe al &egnmanaclen.
geiret bar pGret iGrOeIes ouuItiat
for Ssonuen, og iaoUcl SIS iom onoCn
8rsoe CT iubbeitet / iortrinliJ
Stano. Sfuronnen or pao Oct nTr'
meite oper, % SrGifuingen bill paa-
beepnbcs nrite llse,. vi booo Der
biotil oaereoe er trGitet %fremgaar, at
Speocn or al goo SpoIitet og at llo-
bpttet pil onoroge til ira 20 til 30
@uibeI pr. glcre. Sapreu Der er al
en- fortrinlig apolitet, aiocr ct uo'
butte al ira % til 40 9uibel.
Sapnrgongene % Eotcternc trrn'
ger Tcsn, % set uiIoe ooioo barre
aoot for IoiIeu, iiGr / &c eltIigc %
norosItligc Counter, bpor Hegnfals
oet i Suli Moaneo par abifilia M.
ser set gicnneminitli8c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
panama eiper efter.

8epubIifen Tanoma bar manttet
bloc / oct lure seble % punge no
meo De al De 5oreneoe Stnter frG.
peoe Gritatnings6elsb for Wiisbano'
ling Of amerifnnife Narineoificerer
oa SrIoasmatroier UNDER ameritnn-
tie arissifibes Spbolo / Banana
Gitp oe Colon.
&epu6Iifen bar iaaIeoes mnnttet
betaIe $1,000 / columbia" .Aii9reu,
~bporunOer Here amerifanife Siiice-
rer + Uniform blep arreitcreoe, inoe'
ip9rreSe os u%forifammet ~bebauoIeSe.
gioere bar ben mantiet betale $4,000
til gnfen % 9srneHe eiter gaaos-
manosmat Haro. Der bleD SrGbt
Banana nn6er arpSieren "Sniialo"s
SpboIS ! Banana Gitp ! September
1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Dahl raeeoien.

gaul Sournicr, Ser inmmer meo
en- Ronb pes 9lapn Beslep for TO
aar iioen oemtcS til Strniorbeioe
paa 9ipstio for @loroet paa Y. 3.
Gohl og bans CATER aasot i oercS
GIoimibuitp nGr Cutting / 9eItra.
mi Gouutp, Mirr., ben Toe aug.
1904. er Of Statens S%sieiteret til.
Itaaet en- M gcbnroling al Sogen %
er / Sisie Gage blcoet iorilpttet ira
SiatsiGngiIet { Stiareater til GonH'
iparreiten / 9emioIi.
5ournier, Der bIeu osnt pna Sn.
oicier, bar oItiO bGpoet fin uitplOig.
beo % paaitoaet. at Den fo~rirroeliBC
ugierning bIep uOisrt al uoale al.
ore Yerioner. hpis Raun bar fienSer.
men Tom ban al 5rpst for oeres
Sppn life unoer oct f~ore9oaenoe
Sorber popeoe Of opgiue. Seo Def
npe 5crber. iom M or iilitaaet BAN,
pil ban oItina inn en- anleouing til al
bepiie Senne fin aYaiiano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Sporpoonsitr

9onSuftercr og @ogritprere / Sc
eieftriife SporpognsieIifabcrS 5iene.
JIG | Chicago bar | Wonoags afilaaet
SelifoberneS SiI6uo ON Ell Sornpelie
al De biotil beitaaeuoe Spereusfom-
tier og iitebet beorbret GfboIoeIien al
en- Referendum .aiitemning oper
Spergsmoolet, ON Der ifal erflRreS
Streif eller Ell.
IfItemningcn ifal iinoe Stco i6og
(Sorsoag), % oen olminbelige We-
ming err, Of ben bill reiuItere / 5apsr
a. en- Streiferfl9ring. Sper 10000
Manb pil bli inpolpereoe / Streifen,
ON en- ioaban ifliIoe bli beiluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Wer Sano / Warfeoet.

Ena InbeiaIing al sen e~eoIogiifa
Spmaalirg bar Snoreoepartementet
truffet anorbning til anbningen al
ca. t42, 900 GcreS Sano / @poming,
Ser bapSe oGret fInsiificeret TOM &Itl.
lano. Get ifal flinne optages unber
Someiteabloben.
Zen geoIogiIfe SpmaaIings Gop-
porter ontpoebe, at Ser piitnof uuoer
SperflaOen paa foritieuige Steoer
fonhteS SomIitger al Sui, men life
/ tilitrpffelig IRngoe til at lsnrc
iig at 9raue oct. Ger bar Oerior in.
gen rimeIig @runb iii Of itGnge bette
sano uoe ira 9ebpggelie % Sp.
bprfning.