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FRA POLITIET.

a HENHOLD til Anordning af 14de
@ November 1908 S 3, iudsk@rpes Diet her
we'd allie Ejere af Skydevaaben Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction linden lode Februar d. A.. at
udtage nyt Tegn for Aaret 1910.
Frederlksteds Politikammer st. Croix den
27de Januar 1910.
AXEL OLSEN.
, 1910-01-29
4 OF ORDINANCE
CHAPTER I.

- : OOCW"NO
CHAPTER l.
Concerning the exclusive right of the State.
II,
TIE right Of establishing and operating
telegraphs,i including also wireless telegraphs,
interchangeable in the land-and sea terri
tory of the Danish West India Islands be-
longs exclusively to the State.
81.
The Minister Of Finances has the power to
grant concessions for the establishing and
operating Of telegraphs in the Danish West
India Islands and decides the terms for
any such concession. The Minister may
also, in any such concession, decide that the
Public shall have the right to take over the
telegraph system on conditions specified in
the concession.
So.
Telegraph stations on board ships under
foreign flag may only be operated within
Danish West Indian sea-territory on condl-
ton Of observing such rules as may be given
by the Minister Of Finances.
When circumstances exact such a course
the Minister may prohibit all te'egraphing
from such stations aud may take such meas
sures as are requisite to secure the non-con-
travention of the prohibition.
81.
Telegraph stations on board such vessels
under Danish flag as are not state property
may only be establish and operated within
Danish West Iudia seq terrjtory with the ex-
press permission of the Minister Of Finances.
The Minister may revoke the PERMISSION
in case Of non-observance of the conditions
for establishing and operating the station
fixed IN the permission.
IS.
Scientific and technical experiments with
wireless telegraphy may only be carried on
by State authorities or with the express per-
mission Of the Minister Of Finances.
Sc.
Contravention of the rules laid down in
1-5 shall be punished with contscation
of the apparatuses or lines unlawfully estab-
lished or operated, provided that soverer
punishment is not also applicable according
to the nature of the act besides, the trans
gressor may be punished with u fine not ex-
ceeding 500 Francs. The cases are deals
with as public police cases. but prosecution
will only be instituted when demanded by
Government.
CHAPTER II.
Concerning the placing and protection Of
telegraph lines.
ST.
Parties who according to- the regulations
laid down in 5 Ia are entitled to estab-
lish and operate telegraph lines, may run
such lines over and under peoples land and
property whether public or private. Should
it be impossible to obtain the permission Of
the party concerned to place the line it
must however have been proved by a survey
of impartial competent men chosen for the
purpose by the court, that such placing of
the line is necessary in order that in view of
all existing circumstances a reasonable and
adequate system may be obtained. All de-
sires which the public authorities or the
private owner whose property is affected by
the line, may entertain with regard to the
spot where the lines with the appurtenances
are to be fixed shall besides be taken into
consideration in the running of the lines,
should even the cost of the system be in
, 1910-01-29

d. 80 Januar H. 10, Pastor n. N. Wester-
guard pr@dIker.
Frederiksted Kirke Gudstjeneste Sondag
d. 30 Januar ri. 10. Pastor Richard Tlomp-
sen preediker.
, 1910-01-29
Translation.
Notice.
FROM H POLICE.

IN accordance with the Ordinance Of 18th
- November 1908 20, all owners Of firearms
III Frederiksted's Jurisdiction are hereby
Notified that a new sign must be taken out
Tor 1910 before the 18th February a. c.
Frederiksted's Police Office, St.Croix, 9th
january 1910.
AXEL OLSEN.
, 1910-01-29
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over. korresp. for Forn6jelse, til 0velse i
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Love paa Eugelsk, Tysk elIer Frausk frankie
fra Sohretariatet, Box 485, Amsterdam, DR..
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A 30, P0ramarjbo, Surimam.
, 1910-01-29

Concerning the exclusive right of the State.
TIE right Of establishing and operating
te.egraphs including also wireless telegraphs,
(radlo- telegr4phs) in the land-and sea terri
tory Of the Danish West India Islands be-
longs exclusively to the State.
, 1910-01-29

creased thereby. Along the pubic roads
and streets the lines shall as far as possible
be kept on the same side Of the road or
street.
In places where telegraph or telephone
lines have already been run, OF where pipes
for gas, water sewerage, conductors for
electricity or the like have already been laid,
telegraph lines may only be placed in SO far
as it can be done without mountaineering
the former lines, and this shall if necessary
be proved by a lawful survey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
DECLARES CANAL
GAN Be FORTIFIED
Right Given to United States in
Hay-Paunceforte
Treaty.
HEARST cRITIcIsEs kEIFER
Wants misrepresentation to
Congress Recalled at
Once.
HEARST CRITIclsEs KEIFER
BY w1LL1AaI RANDOLPH HEARsr.

By WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
Paris, September 1o.--General Keller.
Representative of the United States
at the Brussels Interparliamentary
Peace Congress, has taken it upon him
self to declare that the United States
cannot fortify the Panama Canal.
Overcome by the subservient snobbery
which so often affects officers abroad.
he ha sformally and fatuously under
taken to oppose the possession OF the
United States government, and to deny
the recorded facts.
The people of the United States
temporarily refratned from riding
Gen, Seifer on a rail- and depositing
him in thel nearest British waters.
They should at least be allowed the
privilege of seeing his recall as soon
as the cable can transmit the mes
sage. and an express steamer can en-
ecute the order.
In stating that tho United States
cannot fortify the Panama Canal.
General Keller states first. what is
utterly untrue, and, second. what is
intensely unpatriotic The United
states can, and WILL fortify the Pana-
ma Canal,
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty which
would have insured the neutrality OF
| the panama Canal, was not approved.
and the Hay Pauncefote Treaty, under
which the canal can be. and Will be,
fortified, was substituted The debat-
ed question of the treaty was primari-
| ~ as to the right OF the United States
to fortifyEth canal, and the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty was modified for the
purpose Of seeing that right
Mr.. Hay, with a diplomacy that was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11

fog. or the London flattery apparentl,
depressed Mr.. Roosevelt's spirit OF
Americanism. but the wholesome at
mosphere OF the great and strenuous.
West has Refrigerated Mr., Roosevelt
and restored his patriotism. 1t is5
to be hoped that all citizens, even the
| most devoted Democrats. will com.
mend. and spread the inspiring attitude
Of these leading Republican statesmen,
since the nations interest and the ma
tion's honor must rise superior to all
personal feeling or party prejudice.
1t is also to be hoped that our peo.5
pie and their united front. opposed tcl
foreign aggression, will henceforth find
exposition on the platforms of the
Democratic party, as we'll as of the
Republican party. Let all the people.
and all parties unite. too, in demand
ing groat navy, a navy effectual to
the combined navies OF Great Britain
and Japan. a navy able to maintain at
all times and at all place sour coun.
try's single obiect-peace with honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
The Cheapest Cash or Credit Store in the City.

Intention of the people OF the unlted
States to fortify their canal and to
Insure the canals use at all times.
during peace or war. to the HeetS
and navies OF the United States. Fur
thermore, it Is distinctly the intention
Iof the people of the United States TO
prevent Japan or Japans ally Great
Britain. from ever using the canal IN
opposition to the interests or to the
wishes Of the people of the United
States, who are clearly the construc-
tors and proprietors of the canal.
Taft for Fortihcntion.
President Taft has done we'll to re-
iterate the Monroe doctrine: he has
intention to fortify the Panama Canal.
He will do better still. If he Will for
| mally declare that 1t is not only
for the purpose Of the United States to
prevent foreign aggression on the
| Western Hemisphere. but 1t is partlcu-
! larly the purpose OF the United States
to prevent foreign Interference with
| the actual property of the United
| States. He will do best of all II he
will add that it is especially the pur-
pose of tho United States to fortify
or about the Panama Canal
In view of the aggressive and in
teresting attitude Of the allied pa
| lions OF Great Britain and JAPAN, Mr.
Roosevelt, as we'll as Mr.. Taft. de-
serves the communication of all pa
triotic citizens for his efforts in behalf
of a fortified canal, Mr.. Roosevelt
was entirely right in his canal speech.
as he was entirely wrong in his Lon
= don Guild Hall speech. The London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
eharaeterlstteally swee. and new.

characterlStlcally sWee~ Ina new
mown. was on the point of permitting
the acceptance of treaty which
would have allowed the United States
to build the canal and the other ma
lions of the world. friendly or hostile.
to use the canal even to the detriment
or positive injury of the United States
which created 1t.
Under the treaty which Mr.. Hay was
on the point Of negotiating, the United
States would eXpend great efforts and
enormous sums for the construction OF
a canal to unite its two coasts. yet It
would either be unable In times of war
to send its own fleet through It's own
canal to protect Its own coasts. or
else it would be compelled to harhor
a fleet bent on doing injury to Alnerl'
can people, and permit them unmolest.
ed to sail through the canal built by
American wealth and energy.
The proposition was too preposter-
Gus. outrag eously unjust, and unpatrl-
otto to be tolerated
When the people Of the United States
were fully enlightened as to the char
acter of the proposed treaty. the state
p snu and the senate wees so
overwhelmed with protests that the
objectionable treaty was abandoned and
the Hay Pauncefote treaty was substi-
tuted This treaty permits the tortin-
cation of the Panama Canal,
since that time the acquisition by the
United States Of territory on which the
canal is built dispels all possible dis
cussion as to the right of the United
States to fortify, and of the declared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Z and 9 West Broad Street.

woman, She appeared at the States
Attorneys Office and asked Bailey 70
have her husband come to his office.
as she wanted to have a talk win
him before leaving, which was ar
ranged. Hudson was finally located.
and on request of Bailey went to his
Office Immediately. They went into
rear room, and were seemingly tax
ing matters over very calmly. MIS-
Hudson drew a revolver and fired at
her husband. striking him in the tenn
pie. causing him to fall against q safe
and cutting his other temple. breaking
his eyeglasses, and causing deep c .Sa
pistol shot, Attorney Bailey hurried
to the room and found Hudson lying
in blood with his wife standing over
him with q smoking pistol In her hand IN, J.
Hospital. where he died this even
ing. Mrs. Hudson was placed under
arrest and sent to jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
BAGDY DELEGATE WINS.
Mass Meeting Names Representative
to County Convention.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
West Point. Va, September 1O--A
Democratic mass-meeting for West
Hall this afternoon to elect dele
gates to attend the county convention.
to DO held at King William Courthouse.
to nominate a Democratic candidate to
Thos, Il. Edwards, the floater member
of the House Of, Delegates for King
William and Hanover counties. After
a spirited contest Joseph 4, Bland was
elected over County Treasurer r. i,
Palmer He announced his Intention OF
casting his vote for A. Julian Bagby
first, and then w. a. Willeroy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
MORGAN TREAT IN CONTROL.
His Faction Wins County Republican
r....o,,tfnu Inv large NIuiOrity.

His FACTION Wins County Republican
Convention by Large Majority.
West Point, Va, September l0.-The
Republicans Of King William county
held warm convention at the court
house to-day, the element headed by
former United States Marshal Morgan
tory. After several recorded votes. they
elected Hansford Anderson as county
chairman and completed an organiza-
ton in entire sympathy with Mr..
Treats faction. The delegates to the
congressional district convention to be
held in Richmond on September II are
Morgan Treat, VIM. Richardson and
Hansford Anderson, On every vote
taken the "outs" won over the ms by
a vote of two to /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
serted wife of lobe Hudson. OF Laurel,

serted wife of lobe Hudson. OF Laurel
shot and killed him yesterday, morning
at Salisbury, Md. about IL o'clock. The
shooting took place in State Attorney
j. L. Bailey's Office. On Wednesday
Inst Mrs. Hudson went to Salisbury and
preferred charges OF assertion against
her husband. The trial took place
held under $3.50 bail for court. Later
in the day the wife consulted Attor-
ney Bailey. and took the matter up
with a view of reconciliation. They.
got together in his office yesterday. and
after talking the matter over, Hudson
agreed to return to Cambridge. Md,
and supper. his wife. Mrs. Hudson
Immediately Withdrew her charges and
the bail money which he had paid in
cash was returned. 1t seems that they
We're to go to Cambridge to-day, but
la ter tho wife heard that Hudson was
seen last night driving with another
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Son Succeeds Father.
Ispecial 10 The rimes-Disparch.l

TSpecial to The TImes-Dispatch.l
oninn snn of ths ep 'ata eantair
S. J. Quinn. has been appointed actins
superintendent of the City Watei
Works, to serve the uneXpired term OF
his father. A new superintendent will
be elected for the new term begin.
ming January 1. 1911. for which Mr..
Quinn will probably be a candidate. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Mattings Is OFF

We purchased 800 odd rolls of Mat
ting from large importer at one-third
off the regular prices, and Monday we
will sell them at the same reduction.
Only one and two rolls Of a pattern.
25c Mattings ..........16Hc
SOC Mattings .........19c
45c Mattings ......... 29c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Receives Call to Suffolk.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. 4

fredericksburg, Va, September 10
Rev, John F. Coleman, formerly Of this
city, now Of Ashland, has received a
call to st. Paul's Episcopal Church. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Guaranteed
Steel
Range
Terms Easy

These RANGES are made OF selected
steel OF special gauge, and are guar
anteed in every respect. They are
positively the best low-priced steel
RANGE on the market to-day. Have
six large No. 8 lids, large 16-inch oven
and an upper warming closet. They
are full asbestos lined and are hand
somely nickel trimmed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07

piloe tabe meect al i'm aarafter Dos
Den norffe aoIoni Der.
0eres grepifriper bapbe Der ON
Oagen Inleoning til at leie ct Nu-
mer al "Wabnonten Tioneer", Ell
Slab, Der uofommer | Wabnomen,
Wfinn. Ger ianbt ban Weooelelie
om, at en- an6en Iorifamerifaner, Der
err bel fienbt og anieet inben ben nor.
ife aoIoni / &opeoitaoen, par nomine-
ret til 2eeisIaturmeoIem fra Rabno-
men og Worman Counter. Sermeo
iistes til albert 8. Sbompion, Der
orioer ganf og fat gienoomsiorret'
ming / Mabnomen. San bar | Here
slar ct meget pirfiomt Weolem al
cen norffe 4oIoni Der, % bans ienere
2sbebane fslaes meo itor Snteresle.
San bIep feot al norife SorGlore !
Nortbmoob, Soma, os par ! flere aar
asititent hos nuoprenoe aongreS'
manb Sausen, meoens benne bar
Gountp &asierer / @ortb so. S
1900 blep an aniat peo G~eniusbn'
roaet / @aibineton % nogle aar ie'
mere / Snoreoeportementets Snotaner'
fontor. timber Spboloet Der itnoere'
De ban 2o~pfpnoigbeo og tog baaoe
Sa6alaureis og Masiitersraoen meO
Slams. Senere boiatte ban Jig iom
Sagfsrer / Nortbpooo, og for oill'
trent 4 aar iiben log ban Jig neo
Iabnomen, bpor ban iioen meo tort
SeIo bar brepet openomtalte Sorret'
ning. l1ofaIbet al Hrim9rpalget BIZ
Ter bebit, bpilfen Siaib ban npoer hos
fine Meoboreere. SON opnaaeoe ben
ItsrIte Maioritet Of iamtlige aanot'
batter. San babe TO Wobfanbioater,
ser tiIiammen fit rs Stemmer, me-
bens ran fit AIT.
Si, iom fien6er Sbompion ira bans
Spbolb blanot os Der, nnorer os life
oper bans Selb, men paa 'amme Sto
glpber hi os oprigtigt oeroper. San
par, iom %openior antpoet, ct pirflomt
og popuIert MeoIem al Dor norIfe
aoloni. SON bar omtrent belle Sioen
aasierer / BET norife Selifab, ligelom
ban bar BEN lebenoe gono inoen bet
firfcIige grbei6e, ser ga paabegpno'
res og ienere bar leoet til Sannellen
al en- norif Wenigbeo Der.
S6ompion Ell en- Mano, Der alorlg
aisr noget balpt; ban letter belle i'm
9erionligbeS og aft tit arbeibe ino
for at opnaa, bpao ban bar f%ore'at
iia, % ocrfor bar ban oglaa altlo
Selo meo fig. Gi fan meo Srpgbeo
lpfpnife BET 9iitrift, iom ban fommer
til at repr9ientere. arnoe ri itenl-
me, piIbe ban fau boereneite Stentnte
ira Dor 8oloni. a1t, bpao hi Tan
aier, er imiblertio 1T snife BAN Spffe
til, os oct sisr Di al Siertet.
H. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
WislYffet Svnhine.

On 2pnding tom / 2sroags nar
paa at finoe Steb / @isconiin, %
oct ifplbtes alere Sberiffens betime-
lige Infomit, at benne Sfam life
opergif Staten.
S Comm OF @aibington bar Der !
flere @ar raiet en- bitter Seioe menem
TO @rupper at Sarmere.. Den op.
rinbelige anlebning til Strioen bar
en- &rangel ON ct 8reniegi9roe. =
Striben bar formleoiget talrige
8rocesier / Hetterne / @m1 Claire,
men 2pnfinesforisget 2srbags bar
Bet ferIte Silfelbe, ba Der tpebes til
Saanberibelisbeoer.
Sorleoen Dag fanotes Here at al'
freb San5's oe 6. Sacots &redturer
Iiggenbe bsoe / Supnegangen, og al
en- foretagen Sbouftion fremgif Oct,
at oe bar blepne forgiiteoe.
Saonegmgen fanoteS beltreet meo
Boteter, / bpilfe ser bar blepet an.
bragt gariiergrsnt, og Wfistanfen
for Senne l1gierning ialbt poa en-
Wano peo @apn Sobn @anouf. Ssr'
bag inofanot en- Slot al 8r9noens
Sarmere iig hos bum og nnoerretteoe
bam ON, at 6e pilbe benge bam pad
Sleffen, ON ban life tilitoo. Oa BON
negteoe of gisre bette, bGngte De bam
/ ct Sre, men Striffen BRAT. Ut
mt Sorise bleu siort meo ct l%ignenoe
8eiultot, men bennegang BRAT Strif'
fen isrit efter, at ban baDoe tabt ge.
p~ibitbeoen. ct treble Sorisg forbin-
breoes peb Sberiffens og en- Slot gs-
iiitenters MnfomIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
Sorimer,S

Gen al Sorbunbsienotet neoiatte
aomite til at unoerisge 9eifplbnin-
gerne moo Senator 2orimer fra 81.
linois for at babe iifret fig lit @aIg
beo 9eitiffelier % Stemmeopfisb,
fortiGtter frembeles fine Sorbsrs.
msoer / Chicago.
Slere al De biotil inofaIote Iib.
ner, alle oemofratiife MeoIemmer Of
Observation-Disclosures iom oalste
2orimer, bar tilitaaet, at De bIep be.
taft for at femme pao BAN. Iepre.
i%entant Senrp q. Sbepbarb fra Ser.
ieppiGle, Sa., iom par inbfalbt til
Sorbsr, tiIitoo at bane iten1t paa
2orimer, efter at benne bapbe eibet
bom munbtligt 2sfte ON OF aisre fit
beoIte for at faa en- al bam (Sionet)
anebfaIet Wano til Eoitmeiter / Ser.
ieppille.
Salt bIep ser n9pnte Dag abort
Ter Sioner al boiIfe fire bar WebIem-
mer al 2egisIatlrren, iom nalgte
2orimer. Geo. 90. Mpers bar ben
eneite of bisie fire, iom life itemte
paa bam, ~efterat @inoritetsleberer,
See S'HeiI 8ropne bapbe Iaoet fig
forIpbe meb, at Der bar "plentp OF
tbe reabp n~ecesiarp" | l1oiigt, ON
ban piloe faite lin Stemme for 2ori.
mer.
@eprpientant 9inf tiIItoS, at ban
bapbe faaet $1,000 Of grorpne o.
5000 of Ieprpieutotip @ilion / OF.
2ouis, men panItob at Yengene life
betaItes BAN for at femme paa 9ori.
mer. San bapoe %piitnof, tiltroos
for at ban par Semofrat, ifemt for
Sorimer, men oct bar foroi oenne
rar | Sansr al liberal llnoeritsttelie
til SfibstmaIproieftet.
Icpr9ientant 5. s. 9epolf fra
Sutton Gonntp meoeap at ban baooe
TENT paa 9orimer men at ban bopbe
abort oct for at faa en- Slut poa bet
lanaporige "oeaolocf".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
Oman. D aSSs srsa C.HsaaHs. G S1arfsr
gp anpenSclie for @nilttelearuicn.

Com beflen0t er Oct AZ Den Detclte
@ietigbeb Tor SfibSiercre, al arono.
metret omboro til enbper SiO moi.
ugtigit muIig angioer 8reenpi6 Sio;
benne 5aftor ipiler 10 en- af9ierenoe
Rolc pe6 DC fIeite al 9eregningerne
for 9eitemmelien al Sfibcts paaoG,
rube SteO. Men oct bar bi0tiI life
Iaoct liz gisre at tiIoeiebriuge ct ab.
iolut n~sia9tigt aronometer, % oenne
Smitrnbigbeo fan bare ifiGbueipan,
ger. ~GrempeIpis fan aniereS at en-
Sell paa aroromctret al 1 Wtinut
pua 55oe Sreooegra0 pil meoisre en-
Sell al "a @rao / 2rnsoe.
0eriom set III fon lpffes at giue
Sipmanoen paa ane Sane 40 guiit.
telegraph @ei MeoocleIie al % iii
ON ben rietige lib, ga pinoer bans
Sronometer meget / 8proi. Nlte DC
pu~ritrroeIiae Observation-Disclosures peo
SipIp al SoIbsioebeitpmmeIier iol'
Der bort, % pe0 bebpffet Sinmel or
Sismmben life iaa biGlpelss Iom
for, naar ban fan itole paa lit arono-
meter, iom ct gniittele9raiiit fontrol.
leret.
Oct er ianIebes inolpienoe, at Na'
pi9ationen meb 9iitono al 8nlittcIc'
arnien iom In9iper al Den rette Sio
bill BIZ rteset ~iifrere. ale Sieiarenoc
pmintter beune npcite |irfning al
@niitteIesrafien meo SntereSie. Mon.
ae Sip % fore Irrbier fan berigien.
lleln rebbes ira Undergoing.
gn R9ffc Of @niititotioner bar al.
IcreNe optoeet Sib$meIoiuger poo iii
inite baaliae Iro9rom, % ira GiiicI'
iaurnct / Enris iorbereoer man iig til
OF ienoc lianerroe NeIoinaer poo DC
LANCE Sfitanoe ooer Snpene.
: @oibiugton er Der iortioen I'M.
ser 9psning Ell Stution al aIIeriterItc
SIass, Sra oisic 10 mratige @itO-
brrere ril / Ell nGr Srcmtib bli orgn,
niieret en- reacImrSiia SiosiianoItic-
reite no ooer Sapcne. Sanoiprlia-
bis oiI 6cn tore tpife Citation / Horb-
bid oaioa fomnlc til.
Oct er utpiliomt, at ON life rci
mango Inr oil Siemanocn, boor ban
END bciinoer iig mco lit Sfib poa
%or0tu9Ien, funuc inn nuQiuet ooa.
liza Den rettc Sjo % bragg Den bcrai
ilpSenSc 6orOcI ior Qiouoifnb, Sfib
% 2a6ninq.
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Grafifen paa Sicerne.

@uOStroiifen meIlcm DC amerifan'
.Ifc Same pco sc Itore Snoiieer beleb
ia / aueuit til 13.066,11S Sou -
Sen itsritc 8ooStroiif iom nogen'
irrSe er bIeuct iu0bercttct til San.
belSoeportemeutetS itatiitiite BIT
reou.
Nj ScrnmaIm oiIfibeoes Der |
@aoncoens Sob 6.S72.27S Son %
DC igrite otte MaoncNer al inoepG'
renSc Ior IS, 266,35S Sou. eIler u
Grocent nier enc | oct tiliuarenoe
3ioSrum i 1900.
Speoetroiifcn | ausuit belsb iig I'll
II775.li2 guibel. SIsofultraiifer
til 2,59i, 544 Sou % SrGlaittra'
iifen til 15S, 49,, 900 500.
Selpe Sfibstraiiten bar ogial be.
ipbelig itsrre i Nuguit emo for ct gar
iioen. Salt uoflarebes Der 1858
Sorteier paa tiliammen 16,903, ALI
len MOB 1924 6arisier poa til
iammen $50 Con i ausui
1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
SeipareIie al Minioner.

ct 8eiuItat of be forrise ltae al.
boISte 9abinetsmsber bill bli en- Be-
ipareIie af n9iten $10.000,00O | bet
miIit9re guoeetoperIag for naite
Siifalaar, berettes Der fra @aibins.
ton. IiIit9rbuosettet for inoep9'
renSe SiifaIaar anbrager I'll $146,'
900, 900, mems gubsetoperilaset for
nGite gar bIep nebiat iii $137. OO0,.
600.
Sisie iiore g%eiporeIier oil BIZ lore
taset i geoiIsnineerne til Jloo os
Sapnep9ienei. Der iorterer inoer ar'
meoepartemcniet. 6cr i~nSeu9reroe
aar anbraser oisie geuilsninger til
$40, 3S1 900, mems Speraflset oper
llSaiiierne for n9pnte gnr or neoiai
til blot $25, 000.0 5 rent mill.