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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
SHORTAGE Of
FREIGHT CARS
IS IMMINENT
RETURN OF GOOD TIMES INDI-
GATED BY DEMAND FOR ROLL
ING sTocK-ENoRMoUs CROPS
MUST NOW BE MOVED.
By Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. illumination that
a severe shortage in freight cars may
be expected within a few weeks if the
present reductions in car SURPRISES
continue is voiced today in the BIZ
monthly statement of the American
Railway Association. According to
this report total surplus Of 207, 173
is noted in the period from March to
August this year, which is a decrease
of 36,1S1 cars. OF the decrease H.
SIS are box cars and 1879 coal and
gOndola cars.
The reduction, which is the largest
since September, 1908. brings the sur
plus 74,44S cars below the correspond
ing period last year, the decrease
being chiefly in coal and gondola cars.
The general production affects the
whole country with the exception of
that section including Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Da-
kotas, where a considerable increase
in box cars, assembled in anticipation
of the movement of the enormous
crops just harvested or to be harvest
ed, offsets the decrease in other kinds
of cars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
MRS. BELMONT
BILLS THE TOWN
SHE CALLS MEETING OF sUF-
FRAGISTS AND ALSO MAKES
ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPENING
OF HER PALATIAL VILLA-Ap-
MISSION $500.
Rx Associated Press.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 1.-THE city
is being placarded by Mrs. o. H. p.
Belmont for meetings of suffragists
at Marble House, August "a and %.
Mrs Belmont, on her circular cards,
posted on fashionable Belleville ave-
nue., in the lower sections OF the city
and everywhere in fact, states that
her palatial villa, Marble House, said
to be the finest house at any sum-
mer resort proper in the world, will
be open for inspection from to 4
o'clock in the afternoon on the days
of the lectures. The card boards
pinned at restaurants, at saloons and
business places in general, state that
the admission is limited" and will
be assigned to those who apply to
the secretary of Mrs. Belmont and
the former secretary Of her husband.
Tickets are So each. No circus man
ager could have billed the town as
Mrs. Belmont has done.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
SUTTON INQUIRY BE-
HIND CLOSED DOORS
BY Associated Press.

Annapolis. Md, Aug. 14.-Members
Of the board of inquiry investigating
the death of Lieutenant James N.
Sutton, Jr., of the marine corps, are
today going over the testimony be-
hind closed doors. With the close of
the afternoon session yesterday the
case ended and there rmains now
little to be done, except the turning
in of the report of the findings Of the
board to the secretary Of the navy,
through whom will come the decision.
Just when the decision will be
given out at Washington cannot be
said today, but it is believed that the
secretary will make known this de-
cision as soon as possible, because OK
the wide interest in the case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15

Saint Paul. Mimi. Aug. 14.--Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan has a number
of friends in Minnesota, prominent
men most of them, who have fire.
quently remarked that the great
commoner mistook his calling in not
entering the ministry instead of
politics and they are fond of saying
that never in his most impassioned
outbursts on the stump is the famous
Nebraskan as impressive as during his
favorite lecture, which deals with the
life of Christ. But Mr.. Bryan is in
politics for good. He has a double"
however and the double" is in the
ministry
When Rev. Hugh Wilson of Toron-
to reached Saint Paul to attend the
Christian Endeavor Convention which
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15

recently adjourned. he had hardly
stepped on the train before a member
of the local reception committee
rushed up and said;
How do you do Mr.. Bryan We
are expecting you
Rev. Mr.. Wilson explained and
hurried to the hotel. where a lobby
full of people began TO whisper
among themselves and point him out
to each newcomer.
Finally he asked the clerk what
was the matter.
Everybody thinks you are MI
Bryan" the clerk replied. "Mr. Bry-
an is coming and people are mistak-
ing you for him"
When Mr.. Bryan arrived one of his
first experiences was to meet and be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
ANOTHER MAN
IS IMPLICATED
HEAD OF LOAN DEPARTMENT
OF WINDSOR TRUST COMPANY
WAS CONNECTED WITH PERscH
STOCK SALE CASE.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Aug. 14.-Sterling Biz
mingham, head of the loan depart
ment of the Windsor Trust Co., was
discharged today because Of his con-
nection with the Persch matter. Bir-
mingham is alleged TO have accepted
a bonus for negotiating loans to Au-
gustus Heinze, who thought the mon
ey came from the Trust Co., then to
have turned the collateral over to
Persch, who disposed OF it. Persch is
still in Jail in default of bond Of
$4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
BY Associated Prssa

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 14.-President
Taft hGd long talk with Postmaster
General Hitchcock this afternoon re-
garding disputed census places. The
announcement of more than two hun
dred supervisors is withheld until to-
morrow. The programme of Presi-
dent Taft's stop at Augusta, Ga, is
announced today for Saturday, No
vember 6. In the evening he will
make a public address. Sunday he
will go to church and receive a num-
Der Of informal callers.
The president continued today tbs
task of signing the commissions of
additional census supervisors. At last
nights conference only about sixty OF
the $50 commissions were signed.
Secretary Nagel, of the department OF
commerce and labor, also must sign
each commission.
Both Secretary Nagel and Post
master General Hitchsork spent last
night at the home Of ]. B. Waller, az
Beverly Farms, but arranged to leave
the summer capital this morning, Mr.
Nagel to continue his vacation at
Marion, Mass, and Mr.. Hitchcock to
return Immediately to Washington.
Secretary Nagel was deeply alarm
ed" today by the news from New Bed
ford that a hostile army had landed
there. Marion is situated on Buzz
Yards Bay and Mr.. Nagel wants to
witness as much of the sham fighting
as possible, so he left for the front
soon after noon.
A Texas Colonel.
Col. Cecil Lyon, republican national
committeeman from Texas, who has
been in Beverly trying to arrange
some additional stops on the presi-
dents itinerary through Texas, re-
turned to Boston last night with any
thing but a high opinion of Beverly.
In the first place he delayed seek
ing a place to dine until o'clock and
then found that both OF the hotel
dining rooms had closed. With Di-
rector Of the Census Durand, Colonel
Lyon had to sit on a high stool at a
lunch counter and eat Boston beans
and pie. The Texan thought this bad
enough, but when the eurfew bell be-
gan to toll at o'clock he nearly col.
lapsed.
We'll you must admit, colonel, that
Beverly is better than Oyster Bay"
fnterposed one Of his friends.
Yes. better in one way" replied
the colonel. There are more trains
to leave it by, and me for the next
one"
Colonel Lyons found that the day
on which he hoped to have the presi-
dent make most of the additional
stops was Sunday. The matter has
not been definitely settled as yet,
however, and there may be some
changes made.
Secretary Carpenter is beginning to
receive telegraphic replies to his re-
quests sent to all the cities the pres
ident will visit for a general outline
of the program so far as arranged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15

come acquainted with his Canadian
double. AS the two men sat together
the resemblance was striking. Rev.
Mr.. Wilson is Mr.. Bryan to all appear
ances, except when Mr.. Bryan's face
is in complete repose. At such times
the real Mr.. Bryan has slightly diff
ferent expression in the lines about
the mouth than his double. In other
respects the two men, both OF whom
are widely known in their own fields,
are so alike as to easily pass the one
for the other. Mr.. Bryan and Rev. SiT.
Wilson were much together during
the convention and formed a warm
friendship for each other. Before
the meeting adjourned they sat 20
gether for the accompanying photo
graph.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15

Glenn H. Curtiss will be the only
American aviator to compete in the
worlds aviation tournament to be
held at Rheims, France, Aug. % to %,
although nearly all of Europe's con-
querors of the air will be there. The
Wright brothers declined to compete
IN the races because of the rules
governing them. They do not care to
enter competitions anyway. Lambert,
Latham, Curtiss, Bleriot, Durand and
dozens of other lesser lights in the
new science will participate, and
there is little doubt that the worlds
flying records will be smashed. Cap
tan Durand's machine, which differs
from nearly all the others, is the OBJ
ject of much speculation. This aero
plane is believed to combine all the
best points of the Wright, Latham
and BleTiot machines and is expected
to attain a higher velocity than any
other machine yet built. Count de
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
FRANCE WORKED
UP OVER TARIFF
BY Associated Press.

Paris, Aug 14.-French sentiment
is one of deep establishment that the
United States should arbitrarily ter
inmate the existing F'ranco-American
tariff agreement on three months no
tice without first informing France
and letting her express her views.
The French press rejecting CONNER
cial sentiment is greatly exercised.
Minister of Commerce Dapuy thus
summarizes it: Without recourse
to a tariff, France will defend her
agricultural and industrial interests
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
cURTIss REACHED =
FRANCE YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

Rheims, France, Aug. 14.-Glenn H.
Curtiss, the american aviator, arriv-
ed here to take part in the aeroplane
races next month and expects to be-
gin a trial flight the first of next
week. Other aviators here are Count
de Lambert, Paul Tissandier, Louis
Scheck, Robert Esnaul Peltrie and NJ.
D6Feare.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
TWO THOUSAND
STRIKE BREAKERS

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 4.-One thous-
and eight men arrived here tonight TO
take the place OF the strikers. The
Pressed Steel Car Company has two
thousand men ready to go to work
Monday. One hundred strikers occu-
pying the compaBy's HOUSES we1e
served with eviction notices tonight
A mass meeting of strikers is called
Tor tomorrow afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
RED CROSS MOVEMENT
ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, Aug. 14-President
Taft heartily endorsed the idea of in
creasing the membership of the ma
tional Red Cross from 20, coo to IOO,-
600 and a letter from him commend
ing the plan is printed in a pamphlet
just published for distribution through
out the United States. The pamphlet
tells of the work of the organization
from the time it was launched and
deals particularly with its history
during the past five years, during
which time it has expended more
than 100000 for relief work in this
and other nations.
The presidents letter reads:
81 heartily commend the plan of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
STORM IN CHICAGO
CAUSES LOSS OF LIFE

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Two lives were
lost and a great amount of property
was damaged here today as the result
of an electrical storm. Many base
ments were flooded and caused great
loss of property. The storm lasted
four hours A little boy fell into a
basement which was filled with water
and was drowned. A little girl was
drowned in a pool of water in her
front yard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
AUTOMOBILES MAKE
BIG FATALITY RECORD
By AssocIated Press.

Chicago, August Automobiles
have killed fifty one persons and in.
juTed one thousand eighteen in Chi
Cago during the first seven months
of this year according to figures Civ
en- out by the police bureau today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
MAY LYNCH TWO
b. WHITE MEN IN GA.
By Associated Ress.

Gainesville, Ga, Aug. 1.-TWO
white men. Dink Worthington and
nephew, Jack WOrthingtOn, were to-
day arrested and charged with Grim
ina1 assault upon a young white girl
It is said that both confessed. There
Is talk of a lynching.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
BY AssoeIatde Press

Columbus, Ohio, August 14-Ascer-
tanning that his wife was a negro wo-
man after eight years of married life
Alfred Haberman, white man, after
a visit to Washington, d. c., returned
today to their home on Summit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
TO MAKE BUTTER
FROM PETROLEUM

Chicago. August ia New York
special says; Despite its denial that
it intended to enter the field of dairy
ing the Standard Oil Company broke
ground yesterday at Bayonne, n. j.,
for the erection of a $50. 900 building,
in which, when completed, will be
installed machinery for the purpose
of turning petroleum into butter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
Three Thousand Strikers
March to Comrades Funeral

of a rumor that the company would
attempt to bring in strike breakers
during the funeral. II is said that
two hundred and fifty men were
taken in at the plant during the day
The parade today was the first ap-
pearance of the strikers in a body
on the streets. Fearing trouble, they
were closely watched by the police.
There was no demonstration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
Learns That Wife is a Negro;
Kills Her and Commits Suicide

street and shot her twice and then
turning the revolver on himself in
flicted a wound that will prove fatal.
Mrs Haberman is still living but the
doctors say she cannot recover. She
was a beautiful woman and was aD-
parently white. The couple have .
son seven years old.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
IS
AT CHARLESTON
EY AssoeIstsa prssa.

Charleston, S. c., Aug. 1.-THE
disabled steamship Arapahoe arrived
here today with all on board safe
The passengers will be transferred
to the Apache which leaves here to-
morrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
BY Associated Press.

Pittsburg, Aug. 14-"Steve' Mar
vath, the striker who was killed by
the negro, Major Smith, at McKee's
Rocks Thursday was buried today.
Three thousand strikers of the Press
ed Steel Car Company escorted the
remains TO Schoenville. The rest
stood guard at the works on account
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
PRESIDENTS MAY
MEET IN NEW ORLEANS
ev AssocIated press

Washington, Aug. 14.-Three presi-
dents may meet in New Orleans wnen
President Taft is there in November.
They are the presidnts OF Panama
and Cuba and President Taft. The
other two will be invited and IL is
thought they will come
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
FEARFUL AUTO WRECK,

children of w. c. Thompson were in
jured and two will die as a result
of an automobile in which they were
riding being struck by train.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
GREAT MIMIC
BAT TIE IS NOW
ON At BOSTON
Hostile Force Lands and
Lays Siege to the
City.
1000 TROOPS ARE
RUSHED TO FRONT

WAR CORRESPONDENTS IN FIELD
ARE UNDER STRICT CENSOR
SHIP-RESULT OF BATTLE
WILL DETERMINE QUESTION
OF WHETHER MASSACHUSETTS
is SUFFICIENTLY PROTECTED
AGAINST FOREIGN FOE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
Henderson Lumber Co.'S Mill
Burns at Sanford, Alabama

FToraa Ala, Aug 1T planning mill
fire today The loss
worked
ire report to
Of
of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15
PRESIDENT IS
SIGNING THE
COMMISSIONS
Secretary Nagel Leaves For
Scene of Warfare Near
New Bedford.
TEXAS COLONEL
SORE ON BEVERLY

PRESIDENT ENDORSES IDEA OF
Z INCREASING MEMBERSHIP IN
RED CROSS AND WRITES a
STRONG LETTER-CTTIEs BE-
GINNING TO MAKE PROGRAMS
FOR PRESIDENTS TRIP SOUTH
AND WEST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26

prot. M. q. SanIons rIoIt
Ssnb iom ihioerer Meoicint Ebicoao
er nplig blet opereret for Mppenoici
tis.
Misfionre til aina, Gle OIion
onfom til aobe, Saport, Den Ste OF
Sini bapoe iao Iangt bapt en- fornsie
iig @eiie ifriper u. %. 8.
Taft. Sb. SirtIe ifrep ben 27o,
Oft. "Wlama err @uo ffe Eat frenroe
les til geortng. Iaar geiret tino
Der Oct, er BUN uSe / 8nIeftolen er
Zines Sio eIer iaa, eIers CT bur
10 for bet nieite | Sengen.~
- Bait. ". Mune bar reiigneret fra
aae fine Menigbeoer peb @bitt
GaYtb. Gions Wtenigbe6 bar boIo1
Wfboe og bebanbIet bans Heiignation
og Neiultdtet bleb at Ia MOB 1 nea.
teoe at mootage Ben.
- 8ait. S. S. Gable fra @rants.
burg, Wis., operpar &reosmeoet |
Vait. garitaoS &alb, 2ac qui Borle,
Dfinny ! ferite l1ee al Hob. Ssnoaa
Den Toe pr9nifeoe ban | Sppeonts
Strife 0atplon. Gaa oenne Cur
iamleoe ban ogiaa Iiot for fin npe
airfe peo @rantSburg. Oct gift nof-
laa bra iag6e ban.
= apinoeforeningen | SmmanueIs
Menigbeb | 8eresforb bapoe ct bel.
lpffet llbbptte al Jim Siipper % SaIg
al Iarer iioitleoen llge, bpilfe ino-
bragte n9iten $4,000. Oct babe
at bette blen gipet til gsrnebiemmet.
Softleoen 9aar gap Ssnbagsifolen /
Beresforo $t25.00 og MI | Septenl-
Der $4,000 til gernebiemmet.
"Semnica" er Rapnet paa set
glao iom Stuoenterne neo Dor Sfole
/ &eo @ing nogiper. glabet err in.
teresiant og eobt. Set brinser man.
&c Npbeoer life oIene fra Geo @ing
Seminar men ogiaa fra SetpeG Col
Iege.
Bait. Softer bar reiigneret fra
ollie fine Msenigbeoer I 8ooobue 60,
Winn.
Raft. g. 6. Stnonien bleb peo
3reosformanoen 8aitor Bergen ino-
fsrt | Menigbeberne | ct. BauI Sen-
Dag Den Zoe Hopember. Sormibbag
bolotes GubstieneIte | gitre og ON
aftenen | @eitre airfe.
- Chicago 9rebs bapbe MsSe paa
Spring Brairie fra Sen 26oe til Den
2Sbe Sftober. @eiret bar oaffert og
en- Masie Solf hoe til Wsoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26
unoer Sopnen.
Gcparerer 3atnren bet menneifeligc
Maifinert.

9agens Iftioitet bringer mere Ell
Ter minbre Sab af geIlebep / De,
menneifeItge Maifineri bpilfet BOG
2sbet al Hatten reparereS UNDER
Sepnen.
Den IanS eaer Spinoe, iom for
iope goot ON Iatter, biz bore iiffel
paa at erbolbe ben neonenoige Gepa
ration for at fimue anpenbe oen noe
ite Dag til boaoe Spite og 8lGoe
%foruoiat at aft anbet err / Srbeu.
Wen Ioo SnIomnia faa Gag | Dig
- ga biz Streuet begpnoe meo al
arbeioe en- Iaifine, Ser life er iitano'
iat. gn apinoe fra Hebraifa ban
bapt grfaringer nteb Suiomnia, Der
bar frembragt peo grugen al Safe
og Se cr i~nteresiante. Sun flyer:
Seq pIeieSe at briffe aaiie-pg bar
iaa nerpes, at ieg life fuube fau lobe
fer efter ST. IL ON Hatten, mebmin'
bre ieg tos @eoicin, Seq bar unoer
2GgSebanoIing / omtrett 5 gar 90
min %Ggt aif neb I'll IS &uno,.
"2p9en iagoe, at iea maatte LUTTE
meS at 0riffe 3aife. @fin 5aoer Loo
mig ioa foriege Eoitum, iom ban
ioaoe bapbe uorettet llnbere for BAN.
Sea er oper AZ gar, og TOR ieg Tut
teoe me6 Safe bapbe nit Sierte me-
oct uregeImGSiise SIag, ibet bets
SIag unoertiben belt noeblep, for
iaa iaien at iIaa iaa birtig, at iee
nonifcIia funoe trGffe NOT Suit til
life at fp9les.
"Wfin S,rnge blen umoertiben ian
Itip, at lea life finbe tale, % ieg
fuuoe life FIRE ct @Ias til @flrnSen
90 Sriffe. Sioen ieg begpnote at
oriffe goitum iIteoetfor aaffe fan ies
ioue aoot til bpiIfeniombelit SiS leg
logger mig, 90 ieg isler. at iee 'fpl'
Ser Gpihm oft. Seq peter MI 12o
G,rnS % er fritz"
9as ~Sbe @oao to @eIrtIle" !
bper gaffe. Ger err en- Grrno".
@OacuiinSe I9it openitaaenSr Srep9
st mt oil forcfOmme fra Sin til an.
Den. &c or Gste, ianSe % lube Of
Suterssie fOr MenncifebeSca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26
ISL 4OOO @ar aammeIt MprS. @eb

st 1000 Iar sammcIt Mprb. geo
@rapninger paq en- Stenaloersbo.
plabs beo gisbp Dor man. forteller ct
ipenf glab foot pan Sunb, fom taller
fterft for, at ct Iforo er Bit begaaet
Der for 1000 aar iiben. @an bar
nemlig funbet ct meget bel bibeboIot
SfeIet, bpori enom iao 8iIeipioier
af Stint og Ben. Eilene, iom bar
afifuot bagfra, Ear trenet igiennem
Gpegen os 9rpitet / Sierteregionen
og iat fla fnit paa Snbiioen af-@rpit.
benet. gt ct Morb err Bit begaaet,
times at fremgaa ogiaa oeraf, at STE.
lettet laa begrapet unber 8lilturla.
get, mebens De sprige funorte Sfelet.
ter og @ienitanbe Iaa | ielpe 9aget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26

peo ferfte @alg. or bette betrpggen-
De nof oeo Smpalgene, ioa er bet og-
iaa peo bet fsrite 8alg. Sen M brit
aelige Maa6e' giner oesnoen anleo.
ming til oft anbet emo teffelige poll.
title aombinotioner peb Smpalgene,
ser fan Ieoe til, at De minbit snlfe.
Iiae Sanbioater fon blipe nolgte.
Ssaar Hap man r,ogenlrnbe belifinoet
fra set, uagtet man bapoe anleoning
til at iaettase ben Slags Sorteelier
/ enfelte 4rebie, men Der buroe lite
blipe anlebning iii ben Slags Sra'
fit peb ct galg til. 9isie Smoalg
foIter besuoen ligeiaa meget iom De
fsrite @alg, % Der inbiees ingeft
8runo bporfor life benne fprsgebe
ubgift funSe ipares.
StotiItifen bier, at 2un9et9nbelie
err aniparlig for II Brocent al SeSs'
faloene / De Soreneoe Stoter og for
z Grocent oper belle gerber. Suber.
fuIoie gieres a~nibarlig for omtrert 9
8rocent. Man peb, boilfe Sfriot,
Ser er taget oner belle 8erben forat
6efienpe oen iibite, men oct er terit
gonife nplig, man bar begpuot nogen
organtieret Scamp moo ben fsrlt.
nRonte. Senne er bog maaife Den
meit o~nSarteoe | fine Sirfninger, DO
ben bortriper Iere Geriuner | Den
fraftieite IIber emo noeen onoen
Spg6om. 9eb Sc mebtcinife Sfcler
peo Suits % Sarporo ltniperliiet
bar man Ienge erperimenteret for
at finSe ct Serun, Der fuube itanie
SunaebetpnbeIIe, % mi meooeles Oct
meS 3rnp paa Gaalioeligbeo, at
man. bor frnoet oct. @eo Quits
SfoIe miSIpffebes al,ren fun | TO al
nj % firth Silf9loer, og peb Saroaro
/ fem at en- og firth. Get antases
meo SeItemtbeb, at man peb fortiat
grbeiSe fan opnaa at uorpboe 2un-
gebetpnbelie aloeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26
nj gsrn us Sarre faar man eanS.

af gsrm ps 4arre faar man sanb.
beSen at bsre. SIieus GIbite Ssn piloe
bIipe Sfueipilsr, % bet Iptteoes BAN
oaiaa at faa eebutere peo ct arnbuIeren>
Re SbeaterieIifab Tom Selteu | en- Sebs
IensIdgerf SraaeSie-
uofalSet bar NOT temrneIis tpipliomt,
tbi Der berIfebe Ell trptteroe StiIbeo. ba
EamiIien 9aseu efter q iamIet peo
Srptoitboroet.
ellie Saniemane, JON osiaa babe
prret / Sbeatret aiteneu ifcrpeieh brsS
enSeIis SausbeSen:
set bar en- isreeIie Stole, on ipilebe
iganr, SIipariusl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26
Sperise 90 SinIano.

80 Milfiuner 9rpner antaeer man,
at Storitreifen | Sperige bar foItet
De ipenife Irbeioere, men bet Sab,
iom Sanoets 9fonomi | oct belle bar
Iiot berpeo, gaar op til ablf1ligt oper
100 Milfioner &rorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-26
Sanacs SpnpSe.
&c tttt ~"Suebarcrtu.")

Soma &reos al Saiiees SDrooe
ofhoIbt lit Gorsmeoe / glin1S Ntelttg'
he's, IoItor IS. .. Gaulsruos aalo,
Manooa, ga, ira 6-S Oft. 1909.
WsSet oobneSes meb Trpoifen al
grof. y. 8. 2ebre oper 1 Wfo'. Q. 20
"a bporefter Stebets Ereit enlfeoe
ale fremmeoe pelfommen til Wteoet
/ S;eiu Nopn. 9aitor $, 5. Berg
areoiens 8iceformano tatteoe for
S~uobpoeIien cg erflGreoe 0seoet anb'
net til 6orbonoIina. Sslgenoe em'
beosmpnb for areoien palgteS: VI
ceformanb, 8ait. $. s. Berg az SNt'
ranoer, Mirn.; Sefretrr, Goit. eoip:
0leo al @I,,e Garth, Wiun.; 9nSie'
rer, g. S6Ianbuih al Iolano, 50.
20 Ieolcmmer al &reoiens geltp..
relic: Sr. ". Stsle at 8aroen etfp,
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@rope, So. 8epiiionsfomite; Sr,
slbert Watiou % Sr. Sobn Segaen.
bcaae fra Storp Gitp, ga. Get al yte-
niabeben poIste Samtaleemne | 8or.
8. 1o-15 bIep iubleoet al Gaitor z.
3. anution. Irofesior y. 5.
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