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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-12-08

MEET AT REDFIELD

At Redfield on December 18th the
Federation Council of the Churches
of Christ will hold their annual meet
ing. This is to take place at the
Congregational church in that city,
commencing on the morning of the
18th at II o'clock. Following Is the
program suggested:
{. Tuesday, II A.. M.
Opening exercises b ythe president.
Rev. Duane Rifenbark. of Madison.
Achievements Of Church Feder"-
ton in other states.
Achievements Of Church Fedora.
ton in S. Dakota, such as in efforts
to evangelize or promote the moral
uplift of a community.
.. Tuesday, 2 r. NJ.
Opportunities for the federation
OF churches in accomplishing che mis-.
sion Of the church, the business OF
Christians.
The NEED of Church Federation.
Church Federation as related ia
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Leper Attempts Suicide,

Baltimore. May 1S.-Rendered de
spondent by her afliction, Mrs. Provi
dencia Mascara. a leper tried to com
NIT suicide, her husband returning
just as she was about to leap from z
window Of their home. Mascara say,
this is only one of several attempts
she has made during the last few
weeks to put an end to her physical
and mental suffering, which has beer
intensified by the annoyance she has
been subjected to by the curious
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
DEER INVADES UTICA
Ran Across the City and Hid In Dense
Woods In Outskirts.

Utica N. Y, May 1S.-A magnificent
specimen o' a buck deer, evidently
driven many miles from its haunts il
the Adirondacks by dogs. sped across
this city and buried itself in the dense
woods in Roscoe Conkling park on the
southern outskirts Of the town. Not a
hand was raised to stay the progress
of the animal as it bounded across
highways and lawns and sought shell
ter in the park. though a few dogs at
various stages Of the flight made vain
attempts to overtake it.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
J. w. Van cleave ples.

j. W Van Cleave. former presiden
Of the National Manufacturers asso
citation. died Of heart disease at hi,
home in St. Louis.
Mr. Van Cleave is survived by 2
widow. three sons and a daughter He
would not accept a denomination TO
the presidency Of the Manufacturers
association last year because Of the
strain he was under in his fight
against the boycott
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

/ OF the family were grouped about the
catafalque during the brief services.
After the royal family had left the
public we're admitted to view the cof.
fin Four lines of people passed
through the hall. and it is estimated
that 100000 per sons will view the bier
nthe three days it will lie in state.
King George. Queen Mary and the
Queen Mother lexandra and the other
royalties here attended the service in
the private chapel at Buckingham pal
ace Monday. Members of the royal
household also were present The ser
vice was simple. The hymn. sleep
Thy Last Sleep Free from Care and
Sorrow the music Of which was writ
ten by Princess Henry Of Battenberg,
was sung.
Roosevelt Sees Edwards Bier.
Theodore Roosevelt, special Ameri-
can ambassador to the funeral of King
Edward VII. arrived in London Mon
day and was received by King George
at Marlborough house, and later visit
ed the throne room in Buckingham
palace. where the body of King Ed
ward was privately lying in state.
The entrance to the city of the dis
tinguished American was a quiet one
and in marked contrast with his ap-
pearance at other capitals and with
what would have been made OF the
occasion here but for the demise OF
King Edward
It was the Whit Monday holiday
but despite this fact the crowd at Vic !
toria station was small There was no |
cheering, but as Colonel Roosevelt |
alighted from the train and was es-
,orted by Whitelaw Reid. the Ameri-
7an ambassador to the royal carriage
which had been sent for him, those
who looked on silently lifted their
lats.
When the greetings had been ex
hanged, Lord Dundonald. aide-de
amp to King George, escorted the
aoosevelts and Ambassador and Mrs
3eid to the royal carriages which had
Deen placed at their disposal by the
ling, and they drove at once to Dor
hester house. the home Of the am
assador.
Later. accompanied by Ambassador
ieid. Colonel Roosevelt. in the capa
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

city of special American ambassador
visited the king at Marlborough house
Following his reception by the mon
arch he was escorted to Buckingham
palace and shown into the throne
room where upon the catafalque, re-
posed the body Of King Edward Col
onel Roosevelt was accompanied t,
the palace by Mrs Roosevelt and the
members of the American embassr
an dtheir wives.
Colonel Roosevelt also called upon
the Duke and Duchess of Connaugh-
at Clarence house.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Ex-Governor Accused Of Smuggling.

EX-GoVerncr ACCUSED OF Smuggling
Ex-Governor Frank W. Rollins O
New Hampshire, and his son, Doug
las Rollins, were placed under arres
upon the arrival in New York Of tb'
steamship Lusitania on warrants is
sued by United States Commissione
Shields The complaint attached 10 tho
warrants charges the former governor
his son and his wife, Catherine Ro'
Inns, with conspiracy to defraud tn
government by smuggling in dutiabl
goods.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
All Women Have Vote In Norway.

BY an overwhelming majority the
odelsting Of Norway has voted to
grant universal municipal suffrage
to women over twenty-five years Of
age The new legislation will become
effective at the next elections and will
increase the present women lectors
from 270,00O to half a million.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Eat, Rread q Years old.

While he was excavating on the OLD
Harvey estate on Wave street. at
Lynn, Mass, Robert Leach unearthed
from the sand a part of a loaf Of
bread and two biscuits. which are be
lieved to have been buried there for
the last twenty-five years. all in such
good condition that he ats a part of it
for his lunch.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

could not DO any OF
my hOusewOrk. My
sickness was called
RetrOfexiOn. When
i would sit down l
felt as if / could not
ge t up. l ok
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
We &c t a bic Com
pound and did just
as you told me and
now l am perfectly
cured, and have a
hiC babV how"
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Consider This Advice.

N0hSAALA Il nAo @ANANALOa
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
" from roots and herbs, fair trial
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and invigoratOr of
the female organism. Women TeSid-
ing in almost every city and town in
the United States bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue Of Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
It cures female ills. and creates radi-
ant, buoyant female health. If you
are i'll. for your own sake as well as
those you love, give it trial.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

bladder remedy, be-
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulflls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part Of the
urinary passage. It
COrreCfe INABILITY IN
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
ANOTHER
WOMAN
? CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.-"About a year
ago ! wrote YOU that l was sick and
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Brief Religious Service.

The streets were jammed with peo-
pie. all Of whom silently paid tribute
to the royal dead. Upon the arrival
of the body at Westminster Abbey
brief religious services were held. CON
dueed by the archbishop Of Canter-
bury and the bishop Of London. The
services were attended by the mem
beTs Of the house of lords and house
Of commons. The hall was not draped
and the ceremonial was one of mag
nihcent simplicity. The CONN rests on
q creped catafalque. The only sign of
decoration in the ancient hall is
purple cloth covering the platform OF
the catafalque and the trappings of
the bier.
The king and the queen, the queen
mother and the other royal mourners
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

Binghamton, N. Y. The regular ffty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's SwamP-Root, and the ad-
dress, Binghamton, N. Y. on every bottle.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back2

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROOt, the great kidney, liver and
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

ident Roosevelt Viewed Coffin In
Buckingham Palace.
London. May 1.-THE body Of King
Edward VII. was removed from the
ahrone room Of Buckingham palace to
Westminster Abbey, where it will lie
in state until Friday, the day of the
funeral.
The cortege accompanying the body
Included the male royal mourners.
lords in waiting and members of the
royal households. who followed on foot
the gun carriage bearing the coffin
King George was accompanied by the
Duke of Cornwall and his two other
sons
Kings Walked In Procession.
Others walking in the procession
included the king of Denmark. the
Duke of Connaught the king of Nor
way Prince Christian the Duke of
6aXe-Coburg Grand Duke Michael Al
eXandrovitch, Prince Arthur of Con
naught Prince Albert of Schleswig-
Holstein. Prince Andrew of Greece.
the Duke of Teck. Prince Louis of Bat
tenberg. the Duke of Fife. the Duke of
Argyle. Prince Francis of Teck. Prince
Alexander of Baueuberg. Count Glei-
chen, Prince Alexander OF Teck and
Prince George of Battenberg.
Only nine carriage We're in the pro
cession. In the first was Queen Mother
Alexandra, accompanied by Dowager
Empress Marie Feodorovna. of Rus |
sia, and the princess royal. In the |
second was Queen Mary, Princess |
Mary and Prince Henry. In the third |
rode Princess Christian of Schleswig- /
Holstein; Princess Louise. Princess |
Henry of Battenberg and the Duchess |
Of COnnaught. The fourth carriage had |
the Duchess Of Albany, Duchess of
6axe-Coburg-G -Gotha Princess Patricia
Of Connaught and Princess Andrew of
Greece. In the fifth carriage rode
Princess Louise of Battenberg. Prin.
cess Alexandra Of Fife and Princess
Maud Of Fife. The sixth carriage had
Princess Victoria Of Schleswig- -Hol-
stein. In the seventh were Princess
Louise Of Battenberg, Princess Victor
Of Hohenlohe-Langenberg and Coun-
tess Fedora Gleichen. The other two
carriages contained the suites OF
Queen Mother Alexandra and Of Queen
Mary
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

6ndoutif have kid
ney or bladder trouble.
When writingmention
reading this generous
offer i'll this paper and
send your address to
n K,1.,,a- q, 70
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

hold water and scalding pain in passing it,
O. bad effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and Overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled TO 60 often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-ROOt is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. It has been thor
Oughly tested in private practice, and has
proved so successful that a special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp-RoOt, and how to
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
KINGS BODY
LYING IN STATE
Taken TO Westminster, Accom-
: panied by Royal MOuTneTS.
BRIEF SERVICES WERE HELD

Public viii Be Permitted to See the
Bier For Three Days-Former Pres
ident Roosevelt Viewed Coffin In
Buckingham Palace.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
CROSS HILL PERSONAL NOTES.
Lady Carried to Hospital-T Teachers
Return to Their Homes,

Cross Hill, June 13.-NIisses Ger
trude and Leonara Leaman spent part
of last week at Clinton attending the
commencement exercises.
Misses Mira and Luella. the prettv
little daughters of Mr.. NJ. A. Leaman.
are visiting friends at Greenwood.
Mrs. Sallie Campbell, who because
checked while at dinner some DAYS
ago and who was subsequently taken 10
the hospital at Chester. was relieved
but she has been quite i'll since with
liberated sore throat.
Prof. and Mrs. Glenn Parrot and
children left Saturday to visit Mrs.
PARROTS people at Sally's. Aiken
county
Misses Pearl West and Lizzie Griffin.
teachers, left last Wednesday for
their homes in Newberry and Miss Des
Portes left Saturday for Ridgewav.
her home.
Mrs. Lula Griffin and little daughter.
OF Greenwood county have been with
her mother, Mrs. jamie McSwain, the
past week.
Mr., Walter Bryson, who was shot
in Atlanta some weeks ago, came over
to Cross Hill last Saturday. He is
still quite feeble.
Mrs. w. E. Hart Of Florida is with
her daughter, Mrs. b. a. Wharton.
Mr.. Tom Turner, prominent citi-
zen OF Greenwood, was In town Sat
urday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
CROP PROSPECTS in LAURENS.
Our TumbIing Shoals Friend Takes
OptOmistic View of Situation.

Tumbling Shoals. June 1O.-Ye TIL
lers of the soil, don't get DISCOURAGED
and want to quit work because of the
cool and windy weather. We have had
worse years in which to make crop
The comet has passed over and we
feel more comfortable. No one hurt
but few We're scared. So let the
field work go on with renewed ener-
gy. My friend, Charley Simpson tells
me that we had some frost i'm every
month of 1894, but July and August.
and fine crop was made in that
year. 1t looks like the March winds
VIII never cease. We sure do have
some blows! We have good stands
of corn and cotton and they have been
well worked to date. The rains have
been frequent and light, and the grass
crop has been easily kept down
Wheat and oats were wonderfully i'm
proved by the light showers and are
turning out a very good crop.
So what more do VIC need to make
us contented with our lot. We are
being blessed with health and a pros
pect of plenty of food and should be
very thankful that everything is well
with us.
-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15

The fruit season is now on. don't
forget that we are headquarters for
the Best Jar Rubbers, extra tops and
all sizes Fruit Jars.
S. NJ. & Il. II. Wilkes G Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15

Big stock Ice Cream Freezers. We
ter Coolers and Refrigerators, priced
to please YOU
s. M. & T.. III. Wilkes G Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15

Another big shipment of Window
Shades just received. you will always
find the best selection of shades at
our store to be found in the city, and
then our prices are less, so why not
give lis your shade orders?
s. M. u E. H. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15

W. d. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18

nmroooe itoo | 0ate or at faloe !
Sgnoerne paa SpefiiIantcr, iaa pcr
oct @runo moi for BAN til at gicre
i'm Mpnoiebeo e~iGloenoe. llitoerie-
eeIien fitnoe ioa itAoe Steo efterpaa,
eiter bans eget Slifiaiip eIer Son.
eresiens, % imebens piIoe Der insen
gnIeonins bore for nogen til at fom-
me | @eiiooeIie at 2anoet. Snis oct
ga onii0er ifiIoe bic iis, at ltnoOra.
g~eIiesororen bar Mlsopenoig eIer at
oct tagne Sfriot bar srunbet paa Ell
SeiIiaeelie, iaa funbe ieIpfsIgeIig
Srbren opbGpes os 2anoet isien ST
@ienitanS for Den alminbelige Srent'
ganasmanoe meb Senipn til ofient.
Zig 2anb. Sopeoiaaen er imioIertio,
al Sifentlisbeoens Snteresie poreta-
ges, mems Der er Sio, os BERTH giocr
Gelion.9iaen ben beoite Iuucbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
Grpress,G artcrne.

Gttornep General Simpion | Win.
ueiota bor | Sirsbugs for Sernbaue'
% garebusfommisiionen iremiat OF,
ficiel aIage MOB grpreisfompanierne
/ Staten for at forIangc urimeIige
oa meningslsit bsie Garter. Sar
ubtaler / SorbiubeIie bermeo Den
Meuing, of IS grocent al oe n9rou-
renoe Garter piIbe ppre tiIitrpffeIiq
bGte.
SremiptteIien Of &a9en er ct d.
rette &eiultat al Ell aouiereree. ION
for etpor Tiger iioen ianot Steo mel,
lem Observation-Disclosures. Gu
oerner @berbort, Statsauoitor SSper,
ion % Mr. Simpion. Snoircfte ifpI,
6eS ben imibIertib en- Iignenoe GIa.
.oe, iom for Here Wnaneoer iiOen ret
tebes moo g~rpreisfomponierne oe
beres Garter Of Senator PC. Sirub.
berg / aennebp, bpiIfen aInae emo.
MI err uafgiort. Oct pnopegtes
Oenne &Iase. at grpreisfompanierrt
hooSe en- anrIig 5ortieueite al 667
Grocent al lin fuIoe aapitoIonbrin
9eIie, oe at fra 40 til 10 8rocent a
De uprprrenbe Garter bel maotte an
fees for rimelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
She oe RuIoe.

en- 9~rIbebslee, Ser baobe fit No.
iprina ct euer anoet Steos oppe | be
fdnaOiife 1oInresne, niger fortioer
ooer oct amerifanife Horbpeiten oe
bar. ii9r paa De Steoer, bpor ben er
Iebinget al Snefaper oe itrrf BIND,
alereoe n9ret til flor lllempe for
Sernbonetroiifen.
9eIsen itreffer iig ODER 0ofota.
itnterne, Soma % @gnene omfring
&c itore Snoiiser. gan mango Ste
Der / bette Strss bar 2anbpoitisrer-
ne prret iIbe itileoe, ibet Snefaper.
ne bar fplot @ciene meS ippre 1rif.
Ter og aiort Dem ufremfommeltge.
s @isconiin og Wtihigan bar
SIiib % paabe Snemosier foraaria-
get Sernbanerne meget 8rpoeri, oe
Sitiotionen penteoes / ~betpbelis
@rao at forp9rres, efter bpert iom
aliloebpIgen ifreb iremab.
s Soma, bpor a~uIbebsleen inb.
fanbt iig Snsbae 9at, CIR Sempera-
turen iunfet til fra 8 til 10 @raoer
unber 9ulpunftet. 9ul. og @rGno'
ieIsipsrgsmnalet er after bleoet Of
tueIt, oe Sitlationen er life ben ~
ieite, ON EN- Soranorins til Oct beore
life inart inbfinoer fig.
S Sme9nen al aberoeen, 9. O.,
foraariageoe geiret Sabet al ct Men-
neifelin, ibet en- % gar emmel @iit
reb @aon {. Z. Smitbers fra Gum.
firf, Sno., falot bsb ON, ramntet al
ct Sierteloe iom SeIge al 0ueran.
itreneelie peb of orbeibe Jig frem
imoo en- bplenbe 9li55arb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18

mari pirfet / oct rtorife aanbbruas
Sieneite. Iist uoruitet meo Gpner
og &unoffaber oprettebes ban / 1887
en- pripat SanobrussifoIe poa Gem
alfer. 9enne SfoIe bar ban orepet
op I'll at blipe en- al 2arbets itsrite og
melt anieebe poa fit Smraaoe. SoIts.
mart par ! mango aor IeoIem al
S%ireftionen "0et fgl. SeIifab for
Norges Bel. S aarene 1893
1908 bar Soltsmarf @aramano for
afersbus amt. Sra 1903 bar ban
Stortbingsmano, men fraiaebe fig
gals ibsit. SoItsmarf nso ogfaa poa
Storbtingct aIminbelig anerfienbeIie
for ben opgtige @aabe bporpaa ban
fplote lit $perp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18

bIir @Ioor af Someruleiageri, Tor De
bi9lper 3eeieringen at bringe oeits
8uoeetforilog IpffeIigt Sapn. uoeri
Se irife Wationalilter bar &egierin'
gen life JIertal / ~ltnberbuiet. @e'
g%ieringen or iaaleoes iteot ! en- oper-
maaoe panifeIig Situatior, og belle
Storbritannien berifer Der itor
SpGnbing paa at ie, booroan &nn-
oen tillibit bill bIi Lott. enoog &egle'
ringens SiIb9ngere bar | De iioite
Gage Iaoet Orb faloe ON, at bet life
err uionoipnIigt, at 2anbet ON meget
fort Sio mao gao til ct mt Salg. =
Som ct Sesn berpaa tpoes ogiaa De
faa Soranorineer inoen Miniiteriet,
Tom fanbt Steb / Monoags. S SIN.
leonina at Serbert @labitones Sra'
trpoen Tom misunderstanding bar
Der - iom for mebbelt - paat9nft
en- itsrre Smfaliotring in6en Mini.
~Iteriet, men mi bier oct fig, at gs.
quitb bor inbifrrnfet Zig til De aner.
nsopenbigite Soranbringer, ioet @in.
ton GbiirfiG er bGet Snbenrigsmini.
Iter og Sibnep Burton 8raiioent for
goor0 Of Grade.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
OYt Bette .af "Symra".

"Spmra" bespnber MI fin Cite @ar.
gang, ibet fsrite Sefte for 1910 no.
ienoes | bisie Gage. Seftet bar fol.
senoe SnbboIb:
Soritein Sabr: Sleana. =
ct glao al Ole 8uGs os ben norife
SnobanbringS Siitorie.
g. q. &snnins: Iorf-omeri.
fanife Sfoler L. - &eo @ina Sc.
mtnar. Sniges Spnobes College og
BreIteifole.
Sb. eggen: erinoringer ON
Baitor Iuiis.
Sr. Sabrs onerorbentlig interes-
iante SfiIortns af Ole Bulls flor.
iloene, men iIpffelise &oIoniproieft
l. bet itsrite gpentpr, bportil bel
norife Hdpne bar peret fnpttet -
leoiaeet at ct baffert biotiI ufienbt
Bortret al Ole 8u1 iaapeliom af
mango 2anbfabsbiaeber fra "0et
rpe Horge~, oeriblanot 9runomiren
til "Sle Bulls SIot". Sr. Sabrs
Sfilbrtng bill bIi afiluttet | ct fsIgen.
De Sefte at "Spmra". 9enne peroi.
fuIbe Sfilbring, bnormeo "Spmra"
bar billet fetre ben bersmte 9orif.
amerifaners Winbe, bill iittert Ieies
meb Snteresie at allie Roro.
nlano Der til SANDS, for aIle fienSer
Ole Bun, oe ale bar bert ON Ole.
ana, men fan elIer ingen bar noeet
pirfeIigt 9ienbifab til bette tantaiife
&oIoniproieft.
Sr. @snnines SfoIeartifeI err BEN
lfsrfte al en- bel Serie, iom bill eaa I
2sbet al aarganeen. s De fslsenbe
ire Setter bill ct. Slaf Colleges, 2,l.
tier Colleges og auesburg Semi.
mars Siitorie bli ftiIoret af forffieI.
.Iise Sorfattere. Hsnnines @rtifel
Ieoiages af ct 9ileoe Of ben npe
SfoIebpgning og al 8ortrater af @.
Sanien, s. Or. Sanbe, 81. ellington,
so. O. Sanien os s. s. gergslanS.
Eb. @ggens &arnfteriitif at 8aitor
Muis lebiaees af ben b~efienbte
Br9Its Bortr9t.
"Spmra" foiter $1.00 pr. gar.
Set lille Ieitoplag at adrsansene
1905, 1907 og 1908 leoeres for 80
Gents pr. @ino, men bette gi9lber
Fun for npe tiltr9benbe Siibifri.
benter eller 9lore Subifribenter, iom
snffer at fompIettere fit Set af
"Spmra". Iargangen 1906 er no.
ioIgt. Sra og meo aareangen 1909
bill 8riien paa "Spmra" life mere
bli rebiot.
Subfription for fommenbe aar.
gang beoes inbienbt %inareit miIist
til
SDmra, Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
JernbaneuIyffe.

SfsIge ct Gresietelcsram fra Ia.
ion Gitp, Soma, er Der Sirsbas af-
ten iunber en- poloiom Sreitorm inb-
triiffet en- ganife nIborlia llIrffe paa
Rrrtb. @eitcrn 9anen | H9rbeoen al
9afe Wiqs.
llInffen. ser fcrnaringebe Sabet al
ct WenneIfelip og SpGiteIien al Here
al Rosiogererne, ifeebe Tom Sslae al
ct Sommenitsb mellem ct 8nsiager-
tog og ct 8obstoe.
Zen orpbte Terion Dor Snrbsbe.
rem paa Tosin1erto9ct, @iuiam
Gricfion, oa blorbt DC tiIifaoefomne
Dor eli Tasioeer peo Naon Sobn
gliion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
Miniiterfriie.

Sfslge Ell TresieteIcgram ira Gal.
garp, siberia, bar Bropiniens Pr.
beiosminiiter, Son. ". s. Guibina,
inSienot fin gffcosoniseuina. Sor.
~oIeonina bertil fol bore Wiuiite.
rens geiatning meS @arantertngen
al siberia & @rent @atermaps. Sern.
banens Bombs I'll ct gelsb al mango
Wiiaioner Dollars.
Ser beretteS ! oerne SorbinoeIie,
at oisie 9cnos, inainart Regierings.
sarantien oor unoertesnet, al en- al
|ganens 8epreientater meo ct Grtra.
FOG blep brast til aep gort o. Der
iolet til Morean & 60.
gn &egjeriugsifanooIe impoeIees
anLeonins benne Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-18
Sicrnfon.

Sm gisrnions iioite SilbagefaIb
inbeboIber norff "aftenp" felsenoe
SeIegrammer:
garis, lite Sebr1iar: 9isrnftier.
ne gisrnion er | De iioite Gage ram.
met al flere SlagtiIf9Iber, og bans
Silitano er ibag poerit betpnfeIig.
San btar | iioite 9ssn benIigget be.
pibitIss.
San fan life inotase ,toeen Re.
ring og affr9ftes iom SsIse berai
itabig. Se eientaene SlaetilfpIbe,
bporaf ban er rammet | De iibite 90.
se, eisr besuoen SiIitanben poerit be.
t9nfeIig.
gisrnions Satter, Sru Sonsen,
bar ~telesrafiif tiIfaIbt fine to grsore
til Saoerens SpseIeie. 9ireftsr 81.
mar gisrnion er allereoe anfomget
fra 2onoon, gisrn giernfon er
unberpeis fra @ien. Ser er | Sor.
mibbag afboIbt 2eseraao peb Siste.
rens SpeeIeic.
Winiiter @ebeI.SorIsberg bar
Gftermibbas telegraferet til 3onsen
og Observation-Disclosures Chef, at
@isrnions SiIitano er pberit beten.
felig.
- Berlin, 2ben Sebruar: Baa
@rnnb> at baarIiee Gfterretninger ON
gisrnfons SelbrebstiIitaro inoeboI.
Der gerIinerpresien after Iange SeIe.
srammer fra Baris ON bans Spg.
Dom.
S oct iibite 9ssn err iporet en-
Smule 9eoring, og ben opatbiffe
Silitano bpori 9isrnion laa, er DEL
bis peset; man nerer BOG aInorlig
Srpgt for BAN. MabIpiten er niit.
NOT tiltaget en- Sel, og ban fan ipiie
libt Gabiar, men auigepeI err bet ban.
ifeligt at faa bam til of tnbtage ioo
megen Ierine, iom ban trGnger.
Weit frpgter man for, at bans
Sipsmoo bill ipnfe; tbi oct er bette,
iom bopeoiaseIis bibtiI bar bol6t
BAN oppe. 9a bans Ssnner igaar.
aftes fom tilitebe, foriroligebe bette
bom og ban ipi,rete, bborfor De fom.
Segen paoitoo, at oct bar fun Seres
Seniigt at betraete Speripsmmel.
ierne. SertiI imiIte gisrnion ban.
tro.