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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
2pretS Sarpe.

Gen grsnne Sorpe, 9Iaoene bar
fpIbes ct Stof SIorofpI, % bett'
Stoi er al flor @%etpOuing for oe fe
miife 8~rocesier, iom ioreganr | ola
bene. Ger er iiffcrt mango Nennc
Ter, iom {. Or. MI, naar De fcmmei
i Sfceen og trGoar ! oft 2spet ira
ifior, pil bane 2pit til at iaa @eifef
om, boao oct er, Der fer, naar 2soei
ON Soften oisner % oerinoer FILTER
Sarpe fra Dag til Gag, boorpeo $50
gen frembpoer en- oberoroentlig Sar
pepragt. Get er bit en- aImiuoelil
uobrebt Iening, at Seune Sarpeifif'
ten foraariaees al 6en iubtrebenot
Battlefront; men bette er life FORFEIT
Sroiten pirfer fun ir~emifpnbenoe pao
@Iaoenes 9sSnen ira Sr9rne, og Del
ntaa aItiaa BELT Iobe bore at frpie,
bois Soften ifal blioe imuf.
Gelne Sarpningen ifpIOes | Sooeo'
iagen SnSpirfnine al gtmoifGreni
Sit unSer posienoe 2ps % Sempe'
r~aturforboIb. 0etop forbi oct er Ell
SItningsproces, Der foregoor. er Der
MllIiebeb for at opnna ole De man.
&c Sarpenianeer oe gariationer, Tom
uSeisr Gfteraarets Sfisnbeb. Sra
Tefutfen peo man, at noor bProei
StooI eisres bGsbt pes en- ipag Sp-
paruming, bar BET oonife operorbent.
Iig meget at iiee for Soorbbeben eIer
Scigbeben, at man ioretnger berne
Sppormning til en- ganIfe beitemt
Semperatiir, % bet er uetop ioa bel.
Sigt, at ben bIdnfpolerebe StaoIoper-
fIaoe begpnoer at anIsbe urber Sp'
bormningen, % at ben 6orbe, DEER
fInben ontager, nsiogtiet iOnrer til
Semperaturen % berfor osina til hen
opnooebe SeiebeSsgrab; Der er Oct
.IigeIeoes en- Sltningsproces, Der be.
pirfer Sarperne, bporof be beoit
fienote er Gull, roo % bIoo gnIsb'
ming.
Ssitens Sarber er life ale Stebcr
Iige imuffe; oct fommer meget on
paa GIimatet, bpor pragtfulo Sfoger
bIiper; I meact fuotist @eirIio faar
man life ret flare Sarper poo De
pisre gIo6e; beIlcr life | meget tort
aIima; tbi Der er 9laoenes SUB ina
tpf, at Sarben life riatigt fon itinnc
igiennem. Soften bliper imuffeIt /
ct Iio6elflima, boor Sommeren
bpcrfen bar pGret for tor ener for
fugtig, og bbor Groiten life inotr9-
Der for tiblig.
Set er ganife eienbommeIist at
iogttose ben Iaa0e, bporpon Sar.
oerne optrp6er boS De forifieIiae
Srpiorter; men eubnu mere mprf.
pPrbigt err oct at ie, at poo iomme
Gre beepnber Ssitforpningen pad
neidgtie iamme Steb cg pda iomme
@aabe oct enc 9lor efter BET anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Gil Ooroe oe Oanmarf

ienSes mn upcr 1000 Grcmplarer az
Siaoet bper Sreoas, % bet torrnter
bi,m til iaa 6eitrmt SiO, at man ION
Neas! saar til Suitbuiet Sisie Gage
on or iffer paa at faa bet. SlaSet or
peliect be samlr eanSc, % nGit tf'
ter fuutaute 4snse CT bet ben beSite
@ape, man fan ienSe iine SlGstninse
o. genuer SerGicmme. Slaset foittr
$3.50 for g~arganstn. gortOen alens
belsber ia til st.56 Tor garct,
on ri iaar altina life mere enS
Gents for Slaoct til Rorss
eaer Saumarf. BrGmie ienSes life
iii gbonnentcr ! be eamle eanse.
glaSct bar inscn Sscntsr, bpsrfen
lofoIe cler reiisnbe, men bpis pore
gbounentcr pil isnbe us en- mn abou'
n,nt sler to Dil ri bare bicrtslis
tatuemlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Seicfontorer for Sarnere.

s. 9. Beef, Staten 8isconiinS
Grb~eibsfommisiar, bar bittet paa en-
8lan, bporpeb ban pentef at funne
oprette 2%eiefontorer, boor Sormerne
fam faa fin nsopenoige grbeioSbGlp,
bpor Be fan bortIeie fine Snrme eaer
faa anbet SarmIano Ieiet, % boor
aItiaa Sararbeibere fon isge, naar
oe err iibe Of geifi9ftigeIie. Set er
be forifienige Gountp Glerfs, Wr.
Beef bill bepGge til at ooertage oisie
Igenturer, og ban fsler fig operbe-
biIt ON, at be aaer Ieite bill fplge Sp'
for6rin9en.
s ct grep, iom fornplig er ienbt
ale Gountp GIerfs in6en Stoten,
gier a~rbeiosfommisipren opmGrf-
Tom paa ben itore @angel paa Sarm'
o~rbeioere. 2ennen for bisie .er MI
fra $35 til $50 pr. Iaaneo iamt
&oit og 2ogis, men ielo til benne
2en fan be life oporipes. Sbis MI
Gountp GIerfs bolot 2iIte ODER De
Sarmere, Der trGngte SiGIp, og iii.
Iige oper De IGnb, iom isete arbei'
Sc, iomt ON miIig offentIiggioroe
oiSie Glitter / 9labene, iaa bilbe bet
bore til flor SiaIp for begge Barter,
merer commissioner.
SON flyer eubbioere, of De forifiel'
Iise Gountbers glerfS paa iamme
Sib bltrbe boIbe 2iite oper olt 2onb
inben Golntpet, ser er tiaeie elcr til.
iolgs, ina SoIf beb Senpen6elie iii
bam itrar funbe ie bpiIfe Gnleonin-
ger Der tiIbeo fig / oenne Del al Sta.
ten.
Wen fan man ioa bente, at npnnte
gmbeosm9nb pil poatoge iiq benne
Sorretning uben 8ooteisreIie2 Som.
misipren merer, at De gierne biz
9iere oct, oe at Sc bill babe fin inbi-
refte SorbeI ocraf. San mener nem-
Zig, og oct piitnof meb goo @rnno,
at Gountn Glerfs beroeo pil6e
BIZ bebre fien6t meb Sarmerne in.
BEN tit 0iitrift, emo oct pna noseu
onoen Maooe loo zig sisre, og bes.
u6en bilbe be faa ct neie a~ienoifab
til SormInnoets geifaffenbeo og
@Grbi boiIfet beb llbIebet al beres
gm6eostermin niloe i9tte Dem iitau6
til meb fortrinIiee uoiigter at begpn-
De e9en 8orretning meo fate Glen.
BONNIE, Seiefontor O.. I. b.
Der er fortioen fire irie 2eiefon.
torer | fire al Staters 9per, men oct
er iiPr 9perne, iom berbeS bcIit ffaf.
fec arbeibere, og life 2anoSiItrif.
terne. Sor ire @or iiSen. oa ser bar
Maneel pna arbeioe / @perne, ffaf-
ieSe bisie 9ontorer 9eifipftiaeIie for
benimoo 5000 grbeioere bIanSt eta.
tens Snrmere. men Iioen arbeiSsti.
berne blen beore. bar 9dnooiitrifter.
ne fitn fact pSerit iaa SoIf fra bisie
SLIDER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
"Deo Qrnen"

~inSebulScr iremoeles bet bcSitr al
SortGGinacr % ROpeler, % ! Ware
mes qs6 bar @laSet babt oct 6eoitr al
ben slaes, Tom or nSfummet | Nurge,
ca ium pasier for bort Eublifnm.
Settc usentlise SSlseblao bcitHar az
16 sioer bpcr Gang eaer S32 Sioer
ON garet, o. "geb arurn"s seie'
itoi or palat meS SfisniOmbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
snobolssHae oser giueser 1 no. "a,

SNtrs aire. - SHers grpeae - Ghers sommuncbpgnna - cterFats4
.tnbe fra SHeus airtetaarr acknowledgment Sncu. - roFpt ouvr 5hen
ira "aIeba" - Sarti fra eanasfranc Deb arrttg - Sutnerue at SaHninseu
.CbrfidnsboIm bo Srthdusfnb, - Shreno bo Sope 6duurc. - rnern
atre imbre Sbacu. Sebemnrhn. - SsHr @fbsIms Bae til Cbea Sabans
Ger - 2aamabsboImen os cboersen pe SrtftarsfauS. era yesnaHolus
.9auh - Sra Coba Sorbnacr - Bds aihe uo Sen5upynren. - era
gufSebdraer - Ora Bots gtrbesrara CHER faeue arters gteu til gals
bdm, Bots. - gPgrbaI Station beo getgensbdncn. - GaIers Soel Seeucrs
ZEN. - Sra apihseb scsmnrcu. era nfos SeLmarterL - IRA edurbal
1 Senrdrter- - gtbsbcrg Gitc 9siemarter. - aonnernStoneu sS 3ranrmen.
tauoSbaIeL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
SmoboIo al oen Hoae me Vramiebos 30. "a:

Brdo. 2Bt al R 9 aonSHaS. - Tusasts Sfrfs. Sortrntns. go pLs
Eoer IN SDruebthprts C@reuIanbF cortro). - gafasn HnbHas bi besss to.
Bortrutng On at aaa Bring. w SaItntcrf. meo glitter efrr Z. C. Sub.
tee Bor Tins Snie. STORYTELLING. - 5umarfsfurboD. Sppios Srsu. Gi
aIeraneer DUMAS - aRprpaus. af w 3 "SusmoSeru" - spprfur ts TIE
stfe nts ideu mS min gaanS. Otter BET Spcrfe. - On SnIeueS paa
Soprefris. Gn Srbesmans. Gf Barbra Ring - ssnbmsrRr sasn - Sin.
fr Hpm. w cha anfer serssns HsrHe Rpabus. vi gerne Sc emoe. -
Srsoreue. eu SortrHirg fra Steierrdrf al Setter RoSe@r. - On gtfrraren .
or @oHoehns - geS etSpseHdst Ell giR.Im arae. - bet snse Seninsfsn en-
eetefasa fra Val SdmnehoL af @. o. eoerIdns. - SHfm fra wisnatsfskms
faHs. Tft - 6ifnbehs 9um. Gortruhs at artorete Cooler. - Scas
fortnih. Sden fra Soioesdo. - Ten iuars Seasu. Tom MATTE
~ Vdnmeloa % Sehioia. Gf Saoob g. Bull "1me anb ts GhHbren~.
Ip viii EgIpte in TIE temple gar BarSd SannaL VIZ Sans adrruh - On
Sustur etnnen sdmsis 1884. - Ran ut nnbsaa arshp Cora Sssamne. III
Sdeob SIomb. - 3etrHe - eunsetetenseFtns Ephaaeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

Sfpr trMe ri Q Er9miebpgcr, HemHs Ro 80 pg 80. ben fshe en- M BOO .Sor una.
bOmmru". 9rnne Boo ub,om iu tent, at bet bar iorbonsus ta, ION Ht ben, bog Bet
iOrhe Cpas r uopgt os ct mt Gpaa n trt Com man uh k af neoerfaaense JnS.
bonsufe r bette Set mst rr pda COB % fmo 2rsutua iiRr. for unsOomnfn. ir
bplen ben er beresna, men daa for GGu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

"OagbIobet" beretter, at ga FOR
nogIe aar iiben en- n9r Sl9gtning
bsoe (formentlig bans grooer gp'
fogeS / 3riitionio Teter @iernion),
oilSe 9jsrnion bdoe be @repe brPnot,
iom ban Iige fra I'm garnoom at bpp.
big og regelmesiis bopbe ifreoet til
oenne SIeetting, % iom ombpgge'
Iig oor opbeparet. Somilien fit bog
beloigbis reoSet otsIe 9reoe fra 9aa'
LET, men meS 2sfte ON life at uogioe
Dem. Iogen @reoiomling bill ! bet
belle life ubfomme, Iigeiom Der 10 in'
gen e~fterlaote Sfrifter foreligger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

2igeiom Sen fore Sigter bar ienii.
Bel for angreb, oar ban oeiaa ielIom
oper gaoifismelie. I'll bans Coca.
riae S~soieIsoag bapSe bans anmIe
MooifanSer arne @arborg / ~Sum.
tioen" ffreDet en- nleset paffer artifel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

SnSffabsfnlbt. en- Serre: "SporIeoes
tor on mis5mbIe en- inaean Iisen @ut?
Gar ie9 bin Gar, ifuIoe ou iaa SrpIl~
@utten: "Se fuIoe aiite Sem meS
min Nor - bun or guiel~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

eeHS ~eeeuraa.e Soften til slass %
genuer ! samIe. eaHbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

ON Bjernion, og 0enne blep unoei
2rsningen al @arborgs artifeI fac
rsrt,. at ban fnlote Sanrer. Gan toa
fla imiblertio I bet % nbbrso:
Zen @nrbore, ben @arborgl -
0ette bar ban ffrepet for at faa mig
til at er9oe, og M opndaeoe ban
Seniigtenl"
gisrnion bnbeSe life ipirihlsie
0riffe. Som brat til i'm MfiSooa et
8Ias @sSpin og peb feitIiee 2eiIig-
heSer ct enfelt @las Champagne.
Seller iffeSobaf bar ban en- glifer al.
Sobafsrsgning bar life peIlift | 9.
.9.'s SINS, nnbtneen / bet lille gp.
relic, iom Gigteren falbte - @riie.
buffet. Seller life aortipil ipntes ban
ON. @oar man / Selifaber eioer fig
al mes at ipi1e Sort % oriffe Sob.
on, Ga bor man efter Ben afbsbe Dig
tiers Spfatntns erfl9ret fig faait.
Toa "Spnnspe"s 50.garsbog Bier
gisrnion ipuret, ON oct life bar nm
oerliet at ie tiIbage poa bette baloe
Iarblinorebe. San ipareoe beteg'
nenoe:
"@a, 10. Wen set er iaa fielben,
ieg fer mig tiIboge. Seq ier Tom Of
teit frem moo oct, iom ifal fonlme."
Sra @isrnions garnbom ~fort4l1er
en- Dame fsIgenbe fanbf9roige aref.
bote fra 0igterens egert Nltno: ga
ban bar to aar, bleo ban meget ipg.
Ser boebe ineen 2pee | H9rbeoen,
og Sigterens Mtor ienbte gub efter
en- iaafaIot "flog Wonb". Wter Gle.
Sen fom tom tilbage meb BET gub fra
@anben, at Ser ingen Sore par ben.
ne Gang; Fiji rtaar BEN @ittten Dor,
Itaar Iorge | Sors".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

gisrrion bar en- betpoelig Sprog.
monb. San taIte Snif, Sronff, Gn.
aeIif og Stalienif. Hoar ban opboIot
fla | uSIonoet, por ban TO elmer ON
9oget optaget at at ftitbere oebfom-
menSe 2anbs Sprog, og Der bengif
life ret mango Sage, bbor ban life
forreiponbereSe paa fere Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

giernion oar meget eGob | pene
aleSer. Soar ieg bar facet en- M
gure, ioa itoar ieg op ttoligere ben
9ugen," f%ortaIte ban.
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room WORkERS arr va NOM
FrrRchnnan oH the Decline of NpprenIIc lee
ship DeN lnr on Low Wages

sNlFI % Z a2tF l'fANlit0 70 ~ ~ y
PARIS. sept % - The Internal ional
Congress ON Unemployment rraSsembled
to-day The most striking address AZ
the morning session was made hy NJ
Nlllamin. prs'sIdent 81 the Employers
Association of tho Building lndust ries,
in which labor troubles are most common
in Paris.
NJ Eillemin blamed the decay 81
apprenticeship a. tho chief caus. Of
non Employment. children. he said. left
school and found employinant They
worked without knowledge and always
remained poor workers Unemployment
followed a. natural result
Prof T.. T. nevin- Of & ohmbia University
said the most important question 90 Ice
considered was the sending ~ work men
from one country To- another The nIied
States had received ! OaO on workers
from oth.E countries IN 1919 Americans
~. Professor said. did no' advocate
Government employment bureaus They
preferred private initiative. IN" Amer
can woTkmeu hs declared. hat h'tic
faith M the ultimate benefit Il Govern.
ment relief works
unemployment statistics. Prof Devine
argued. should difereutIate between
those who are without work because they
cannot get n and those who can get work
but are UNIV Hing to accept lower wages
IL was serious thing. hs sad. that labor
exchanges should advise workers 10 re
fuse reduced wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
BEREL uOTID 40 " IIONE,
German socialist Leader Fights In Con-
gresS Against lBloc.

.SpSCiB carr ISSpI'rh % THE SrS.
MAGDEBrRG. sept. ~ At to-day's
session Of the German Social Democratic
Congress Herr Behel. a. the official head
of the Social Democratic party, opened
the attack on his South German col
leagues who favor voting the annual
budgets Of the various German king
duns. States and prinCipalitleS The
annual con gTass,-s at Lubbock. Dresden
and Nuremberg pronounced against vot-
ing these budgets as being contrary to
TIA" principles Of Social Democracy.
while IA" South German Socialists have
frequently voted and still vote the bud
gets on tactical and opportunist grounds.
Babel who had risen from "A sick led
TO attend the congress and wheel the
Insurgents into lin" began hs1 speech
with lengthy review ot the history
Of the party. r-markInE that Bismarck
admitted that 10 the Social Democracy
WAS due IN" Introduction Il GerInanys
present social policy This was only
obtained. B.,tcl said through complete
union Of the party.
iE,r.l Srurned the idea Of forming n
parliamentary bloc with the National
Llbcral~ m the Raichstag. lie told a
story Il meeting Ernst Bass-rman. the
National Liberal leader IN the Reichstag
and addressing him J""ringiy with.
We'll. bluC-brIthrr. ho~ do We stand."
To- this Bass"rman retnrtsd. Why.
nonsense, liter nousanse,"
To- this Rebel Comterod, NV view
exactly Away with th" mere notion"
Speaking Of pru.-iau electoral reform
lI.l"I held that ono" that had been gained
all would uc gained. We advised the
Socialists 10 remain in a party 10y .hem
selves and not 20 combine with any other
party IN the Rsichstag. He concluded
10y calling upon the whole German Social
democracy to march forward shoulder
To- shoulder in spite II every difficulty.
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sh" didn't want ~ tell tho police anything
uuul she had counsel
IN" alleged wup,ug - Brooks Defended
upon a divorce for which Mr. NlldrIrK
sued IN April. 1917 She told hIm that -h'.
thuIght " was coming iuI~ fall VII
drtcS. her husband. ht~ r.-n m trouhl"
-" Betrr" ms narrltg" b" MAS sent
io jail for six months for ut-hlng a forgt-t
Ch"CN AZ IN" Hotel Gerard II" has been
named IA q dlNurU" -ul' Fought by W. \
iuckl"v IT Philadelphia After hi- re-
l,u-" from IaIl %" trIft',i INTO "A certain
crowd ma BrprNiyu wh - h,. met Flurrnr'
Burns, fresh from he, days IN prison
! D." clergyman who married them wa~
"'u~ii"ri"ly disturbed when b" found
- - who they w..,. Sh,. went iut1 Vauds-
Vile. q uI-Ad sewers strikes among players
Wh' hdu.' want o. appear "u the sam"
pr'gramm" ant thea drppp"t ont u
sight
H.r rrl"as" u il" Brooks murder case
CIT" he'tu-.' ur-Itly" identification was
h"NIrE 81" hat D.-an IN intimate terms
With ~" murdered man. and young
woman something ike her went To- the
hpt', ~ turtlaudt and " at streets on
February -. 1872 with him. \ negro
porter swor" that 10 was she
Frederick Burns Of BI2 ~ Marks ave
mo. Prooklvn called AZ the Elizabeth
= rect station last night and ~ Ell thai h"
!-' allowed 20 So" his daVgg'"~. Mr.
" .I~..,
= og ru4s' rrst hrng q lerr.- from ~"
INU," 'pU'ulS-.Hr"- "E'I'Uug Nu4 -
-'.'' 80 r'g l,i I.t".i Won bt"r".->I
g"U ! t-k 'ti' Won -tTIN" O." nam"
Burns from the r'-'urd- - my daughter
.. un longer MIS- flur"nc" Burns. | 10
not wish that nam" ip b." entered on the
records -lr. aid MIR Burns
lh- lieutenant Answered that she had
been arrested under the name entered
on ~" hlo't"r and 80 y must remain until
he MAS ordered To- change a.
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The Weather.

sept - Ar~ss ~ low pressure Verr central
,s-'~rtsy over ontario and ~ the New Pngland
coast Cs.sing continued cloudy Vestn~r snd
scattered shower, To- o." lpwer skss and the
middle ,uantir and View England states
~" pressure VS. IoN siso In 'hs eGtrems N1rih
west amt Southwest ami high o' sr the GuB siAts,
and Missouri \sIlss
Srouers occurred IN tho ohio and Tennesse-
valley. IN the TcNa, coast and IN the plateau
state
. VS. vArwr- In ne lake rsEions. New YORK
ami Nrw ing ant sNgc3i 10 southern uArtS where
u vAs cooler 10 ths morning
IN the south ''sntir and Guf states. nofthsrn
Mon iAnA And 'u~ NORTH Pain states u was
warner. Liver tsmp@rstures pu, Aiiei In thr
Dakota. W ouinE Idshp and ttaH
In mis- cts 10 VAS cloudy and cooler In th~
morninE clearing and warmer IN the afternoon
wtnd fresh southeast 90 soufnNes' average
HGrridil. ~ .er cent barometer. Corrected
10 read 20 .~A level afNt 81. . 10 aP VI $50
Tho Temperature "~trrday recorded by the
pr1cisl thsrmumr'er. b. .hDgn In the anbsIsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
HING iRIIN ROWEO DIES.
Joseph kainI Made n HH on an american
Tour On ~ vienna star

-NTFTT1T aTTF
VIENNA. Sept. ~ Joseph kainz. the
famous actor. ~ dead. He was born IN
Hungary ia 1883 and made his first ap.
pearancs on the stage al the Sulkowsky
Theatre in Vienna in 1875 He afterWaTd
played ~ the MaRdeburg Theatre in Ger.
many. the Lep-Ic stat" Theatre and ~
Munich In lss7 h" joined the then
newly established German Theatre in
Berlin. In 1891 ha visited the United
States and appeared NJ New York. Chi
cago and Milwaukee He mad" a great
hit during has American tour. On his r."
turn To Europe he Teioined the German
Theatre AZ Berlin and remained there
until 1880 when he came IN the Hofburg
Theatre ~ Vienna. His principal roles
Wer" Romeo. Prince Won Homburg and
Ernesto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
FRt\IE tND TtRkEY OFT.
Bettrr Terms civ rn 10 tassei Than We're
offered IN Paris for a Loan.
.>Tsr.H tgS.s gsspIf'h ~ IHE St'N



PARIS. sept % The Temps saws u
learns THAI the question Il negotiating
Turkish loan IN France cannot even
he discussed any longer The Grand
NISi.r has concluded loan with a foreign
group headed 10y Sir Ernest EASEL. which
will pla,.' the loan IN London and on n"
I ointment II - understood that Sir
ERNEST d--., accepted the terms which
Paris found inRcU~p' abb. He also Oh
I aimed the collection 81 taNeS and impost
10y the atinnal ottoman Rank. the in
tere~ts IL which are in nus hands
II this ~ correct and the Temps asserts
: hat its Information IL precise. Turkey has
granted To- the Cassel group what IL re-
fused to France.
Simut ansou-iy the Hayas News Agency
publishes Con~santinople message.
which can be taken as a communilue
from tho French Ministry " FnreI IN
Ahair~. to the effect that the negptia ions
-.-em 10 have been dropped and thai
Haiku Rey m. Grand Nizler. will leave
Paris imue 1ia'ely
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BaD RIO GRtNDE TLOODS.
iamerEO. NeN., nder water House.
swept Nwa,: totnir, he, aStatrd

TTFFTIT = ~ UFF0I'TF n INV ~
MpNTEBFY sept - The San Juan
River - r"c"ding slowly Il inundated
broad strip 81 'errit prv and swept away
a larg" amount - properly
m" town II Canargp wirh 1T0 popula-
'tpn. - -riIl under water IN" peop"
fed 10 higher ground when 'h"y received
IN" warning II the impending flood Many
houses m IN" town wer" swept away.
In" !nundatIpn covers the McNican
valley - the Rio Grandn from Camargo
80 IA" mouth. I25 miles The water l. up
/ a the city 81 Mafanoras
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tBRI //I GOES 10 I norm.
Al the Rumor MonErrs In Paris straight.
way an the Job AEaln

.r~s-G. ,rf' .svpI'rE p. THF SIS
PNEI.. SHJr ~ ! b" Duke - IN %
AnrEyyl reached PARIS IN ,rtIv before =
clock this afternoon.
He went ~ once ~ IN" Hot., du Rim
vh"r" Miss kaih"riu" FlEins and ho7
mother hay" n""n stopping and WHORE
o. - sad they still ar" guests
Al m" best gIassers - m" PARIS news
uau"r- ar" ~ fun activity
Italians who Jaw the Duke on his
arrival said be- had aged considerably
IN IN" last two years ~" looked carr
Ie--ly toward a group Il reporters. none
II whom addressed hum
Mrs. ElkIus IL reported - he ~
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"a TOIST M M ~ IREL iND.
phillips Has Many Injuries FROM Cot
II-IoR Brt ~ cen Motor cars

SprrfH CIhlr DsBr1'SA - THE SrN
DTBIIN. sept 20 An American ~
Irish descent named Phillips met with
serious automnhil" accident day
lie was motoring from Cavan when nj
Ballinacro-- his machln" collid"d with
another car
Mr. Phillips WAS thrown out IN the
road and sustained numerous INJURIES
Ne suffered cnncuSsion ~ m. brain a
Sralp wound and fractured riDs and dis
located his shoulder.
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so ENrurstonIsts Hurt In n Train ne.
raIlm~nt Near Oporto.

.>psCilI CG''s BSsp.'rh o. THE SrN
LIsTrN. sept -. An excursion train
has been derai led near Op1rto. II "a re-
ported that Ijn persons were morr or less
seriously injured.
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BIG SPANISH BUDGET.
Cabinet Approves asOO, OOO. OOO Demand
on the Cortes when n Meets.

MADRID. sept ~ The Cabinet to-day
approved an extraordinary budget Of
80 u0p n0O pesetas. or about san OO0 OOo.
80 h" submitted to the Iortes when II
assemblies
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CRIPPEN'S CHtrTELS SOLD.
~ Lots OG Hou~ehsId EHects BrIns IN
Accused Iportor MB18.
!speclaI ~ relpailh b mo 81,

SpsetsI Cas!s pespairh 70 rHE SrS.
LONDON. sept 2O.--l he household effects
Of Or Crippan. whose examination on tn.
charge Of having murdered his wife. Belle
Elmore. has been going on in Bow Street
Police Court. were sold to-day. Most "
the goods were disposed Of at ordinary
sale while others were sold nv auction.
Ninety-two lots were sold for sS75.
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ROUGH SEAS FOR NAVY WORK
rugs AND AINILIiRIES DIS
ABLED AND ANCHORS LOST.

Fleet Gets Tsrrine Pounding and TARGET
Practice Is seriously DeIAy 81 New
NOrk visit Now min ely European
Cruise 60 he Postponed Tor Repair
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distances of +. NJ. Depue lines to the place
OF beginning, containing 3 acres. The oil
an gas underlying the said II acre parcel
above described will be excepted and re-
served from said sale.
Fourth tract: Beginning at a pDlnt ON
the John richards survey. calling for buck
eye NOW gone therce n 81 E poles to a
stake In Mnze's line, with same n 23s f.
(originally n 20 f. poles to stake. n
III " 8 poies to a stake, S 27 w (original-
" % w y poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 7G Sd. poles
Fifth tract: beginning at Il stake
near rock, corner to Maze and Depue
survey, n Az f 10 poles to sycamore. n
234 f 3S poles to a stake on the south side
Of yellow creek, n 75@ crossing yellow
creek and re-crOssing said creek IS poles
to stake in DePue's line, thence with De-
pue's line to the beginning, containing three
(3) acres All OF the coal, oil and gas and
o,her minerals underlying the said 8 acre
parcel will be excepted and reserved from
sud SALE together with certain rights and
reservations, retained by the Iowthcr-
kaufman Oil and Coal company, in their
deed 10 the said F NJ. pcpue, conveying
TO him The lnl aforesaid, Which deed
bears date on the ?Hd day Of October, 1905
4 Il Is recorded N the sail Clerks Office in
Deed Book No 81 att page 800. The five
several tracts or parcels Of land adjoining
each other and being known as the De-
puc farm.
Terms Of sale: Cash in hand.
a. G.. MATHEWS,
5. J.. BELL,
~ fv