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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
LIEUTENANT BRILLIANT
VICTIM OF MENINGITIS
Disease Created Morbid state of
Mind which Caused officer to
XIII Himself.

NEW YORK. Aug 4-The body of Lieu
tenant Charles A. Brilliant, u S. A,
which was found in chair in a room
at the Hotel Astor, with bullet hole in
his head and revolver clutched in his
hand is at the New York navy yard to-
day awaiting shipment to York, Pa. An
autopsy showed that Lieutenant Brilliant
was suffering from meningitis, which the
physicians say probably created morbid
state OF mind and caused him to kill him
self.
Lieutenant Brilliant came to the hotel
last Monday without baggage and until
yesterday, nothing had been seen of him.
When the door of his room was forced
the lieutenants body was found dead in a
chair.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
Germany Will Be Glad
to Welcome Leishman
Emperor William Promptly Tele-
graphs He Will Be Persona
Grata in berlin.

BERLIN. Aug. 4.-Germany has accepted
John Leishman as ambassador from the
United States at Berlin. Emperor William
Immediately on receiving the proposal of
Washington telegraphed his reply TO the
foreign office from the Grand Duchy OF
Mecklenberg, where he is touring. The ac-
tion taken is almost unprecedented in
promptness.
II can be stated that Major Won Kiderlen
Waechter, the German secretary OF for
eign affais. who has a personal acquaint-
ance with Mr.. Leishman, is much pleased
with his appointment
Mr.. Leishman's long service as a dip
lomtt qualities him particularly In theeyes
Of the emperor. who several times has
spoken OF the need OF an experienced am
bassador for the Berlin post and OF hls
desire that no novice be sent here. The
selection also is very acceptable 10 Ger
man society. in which Mr.. Leishman and
his family have many friends. The press,
when discussing possibilities at the time
Of DR.. Hills resignation. commented favor
ably on the suggestion OF Mr.. Leishman.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
INQUIRY INTO RATES ON MEAT
Freight Charges on Live Stock and
Packers Products Under Probe.
WILL GO INTO WHOLE SUBJECT
Rates East of Chicago and West of
Denver as Affecting Interest in
Middle West and south
to De Included.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A general in
vestigation into freight rates on live stock,
packing house products and fresh meats
in effect throughout the portion of country
west, south and southwest of Chicago to-
day was ordered by the Interstate Com
merce commission. The proceeding will be-
gin at Oklahoma City on September IL
The inquiry will be made a wide one. 1t
will affect directly not only the, live stock
and packing house product rates through
out the central west. but also those east OF
Chicago and west of Denver
The investigation is based on complaints
of the rates filed with the commission by
the railroad commission of Oklahoma, the
Texas Cattle Raisers' association, the
American National Live Stock association
and others interested in live stock and
meat products shipments Incidentally
commercial rivalry between two sets OF
meat packers in Chicago enters into the
case.
Cases Are Consolidated.
In view of the great Importance Of the
several proceedings heretofore instituted. II
was decided by the commission to consoli-
date them into one case. 1t was regarded
as next to impossible so to adjust the
rates as to insure parity of charges
throughout the territory by the considera-
ton and disposition of Individual cases
The inquiry will include rates from all
parts of origin and live stock in the states
of Texas, New Mexico. Oklahoma, Louis.
lana, Arkansas. Colorado. Kansas and Mis-.
souri,. to the live stock markets at Fort
Worth. Oklahoma City, Wichita, Kan.
Kansas City. st. Louis, Omaha and Chi
cago. and other points of packing house
products and fresh meats on a Just rea.
sonabe and non-discriminatory basis.
Hearings will be held by the commission
at several points in the central west. in,
cludng probably besides Oklahoma City
Kansas City, Forth Worth and Chicago.
A final determination of the commission's
proceedings is not expected before next
spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
House Republicans
Are Urged to Return
Representative Dwight Fears Attempt
to Pass Free List and Wool Bills
Over Presidents Veto.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4,-Fears that a
coalition of democratic and insurgent re-
publicans in the house might be able to
pass the wool tariff revision and farmers
free list bill over President Taft's veto
should he make use of it caused Repre-
sentative John Dwight, the republican
whip, today to send a telegram to all the
absent republican members of the house
urging them to hurry to Washington.
Mr.. Dwight announced this step at the
White House after he had talked with
President Taft and Secretary Hilles. There
are at present 3S9 members of the house
and two vacancies. OF the members 22t
are democrats. 161 republicans, OF whom
129 are classed as regulars. l independent
republican and l socialistic. Two-thirds OF
the membership would be 259, leaving the
regular republicans shy by two votes OF
the one-third they need in case the total
membership was present when the bill was
reconsidered.
when the bill was reconsidered, Mr.
Dwight, however, confidently counts on the
support OF at least three men who voted
/ for the wool revision bill and other revision
measures when they passed the house the
first time.
! These men, he said, would draw the line
passing the bill over a presidential veto
/ There is no doubt, however, that the vote
/ in the house would be close and Mr.
Dwight showed that he would use every
means in his power to hurry the absent re-
publicans back into the fold.
So far as the White House is concerned
the situation in the house is more alarm.
ing than that in the senate. although Sen
ator Penrose also is engaged in keeping
republican senators in town. 1t was said
today that the democrats and insurgent
republicans in that body would lack re-
quisite number OF votes IL it came TO q
question of overriding the presidents veto
/ on a revision bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
STARTS FOR WASHINGTON LATER
Distinguished Japanese Greeted by
Delegatio non Board Steamer.
ESCORT OF 100 MOUNTED POLICE
Great Crowd Cheers the Conquerer of
the Russian Fleet.
DIMES AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY
VIII visit Annapolis, West Point,
Boston and Niagara Fails and
Then Take Pacific Coast
Liner for Orient.

NEW YORK, Aug. Admiral Count
Heihachiro Togo sea fighter and conquerer
of the Russian fleet In the Russo-J apanese
war, made ready today for the formal
amenities of his twelve days visit to the
United States. Admiral Togo reached here
late last night from England on the Lusi-
tania and was welcomed down the bay by
representatives OF the government at
Washington and the Japanese government
here and brought to this city on the dere-
lict destroyer Seneca.
when 1 have seen little more OF your
country, may have a little more to Aay,"
said the admiral, as he made ready to
make an official visit to Mayor Gaynor
The admiral was later visited by Mayor
Gaynor and this afternoon will depart for
Washington, where on Saturday he will
meet President Taft and be entertained by
him at dinner.
VIII Make Flying Trip.
Admiral Togo will make a hurried trip
to Annapolis and Mount Vernon, returning
to this city August IL, making stops at
Baltimore and Philadelphia. The May
flower will take him to West Point and,
after 4 peep at Boston and the Niagara
Falls, he will set his course for where
he will board the Pacific liner Tamba
Maru for Yokohama.
Passengers on the Lusitana, which
docked today told of several incidents of
the voyage in which Admiral Togo figured
Not the least interesting was the giving
of his autograph to little girl who asked
him in English and received the coveted
prize through the secretary Of the ad
miral.
Admiral Togo had the misfortune to drop
his purse In the wash room Of the ship one
day II contained valuable documents and
500. The purse was found by traveller,
who returned it at once The admiral was
intensely pleased that his papers had been
returned.
visit to City Hall.
Escorted by 100 mounted policemen, Ad-
miral Togo went in an automobile from his
hotel to the city hall this forenoon to visit
Mayor Gaynor. With him was his aide.
Commander Tanlguchi. Third Assistant
Secretary Of State Hale and Captain Potts
of the United, States navy
An immense crowd which thronged the
city hall park gave Admiral Togo and his
party a hearty cheer as they alighted from
their automobile. The admiral was dressed
in full white duck uniform. He nodded a
smiling acknowledgment of the reception.
The party was escorted to the reception
room in the city hail building where after
a delay OF several minutes they were taken
to Mayor Gaynor's private office. Hr Hale
presented Admiral Togo to Mayor Gaynor
and after a brief visit Admiral Togo and
his party returned to their hotel.
Mayor Gaynor at IL o'clock left the city
hail TO return the call OF Admiral Togo.
In speaking OF the new Anglo-American
treaty Admiral Togo said:
This treaty is mighty good thing for
the peace of the world. l have the reputa-
ton of being a fighting man, but l like
peace among nations more than anything
in the world"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
Attorneys General
Meeting in st. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Aug. A-Attorneys general
Of the middle west states met here today
TO agree ON a plan OF presenting uniform
arguments to the supreme court of the
United States in railroad rate cases pend
ing before that tribunal. The Missouri p
cent passenger rate case and the Mime
sofa freight rate case are TO be argued
before the supreme court and the views Of
arguments.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
REAPPORTIoNM BILL PASSED

House Approves senate Amendments
and Measure Goes TO President.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-The house today
concurred in the senate amendments TO the
congressional reapportionment bill to pre-
vent gerrymandering and passed the meas
ure as amended. The bill no goes TO the
president for approval.
The house concurred in tSe reapportion-
ment bill amendments without discussion
and without roll call. The bill increases
the house membership from S91 to 4S3, ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
FIRE STARTS IN PARLIAMENT
BUILDING IN TORONTO, CAN
Control and Damage VIII
Not he Great.

TORONTO. Aug. 4.-Fire was discovered
this morning at 2 o'clock in the west wing
of the provincial parliament building. Fif-
teen minutes later the blaze was reported
under control. IEe damage will not be
great.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
GSASSHOPPERS FLY OVER I0Wp
Huge swarm of Insects Seen Going
East, They Pass over
Webster City.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. Aug A-(Special
Telegram IAN immense swarm Of grass
hoppers 100 feet I'm the air, passed over
Webster City this afternoon travelling east
They were an hour nd half in passing.
1t is not known ho;c where they alighted.
There were billions n the swarm
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
DESIRE TO HURRY MATTERS
Report on Senate Amendments Will
Be Made During Today.
TWO MEN ARE ONLY OBSTACLES
They Represent Differences that Exist
Between Houses.
CALL OUT FOR REPUBLICANS
Republican whip Dwight sends Tele-
grams Urging Them 60 Return 90
Capital to Resist Passing
Wool BIu Over Veto.
RENATEf

SENATEI
Met at noon. Debate begun on Arizona
ana New Mexico statehood bills after dis
posal Of routine business.
Charles A. white, confessed bribe taker,
was oross-examined in the Lorimer cleo
tion investigation hearing.
The wool hill oonferess met and with .
desire to hurry matters instructed Sem
ator La toilette ana Representative Un-
derwood to consider the senate's amend
ments reporting to the full committee sat-
urday.
The Anglo-American and rranoo-Ameri-
can arbitration treaties signed yesterday
were transmitted to the senate by Pres
tdent Taft for ratification.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
The Weather

FOR NEBRAsKA-Faiar.
FOR IOWA-Fair.
Temperature at Omaha HesterdS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
HOUSE

nOpS6s
Met at noon.
Republican whip, Dwight, sent kilograms
to absent republicans urging them to
hurry TO Washington to assist in defeat
ing any provision to pass the wool and
farmers free list bills over President
Taft's proposed veto.
Sugar trust investigation committee held
what probably will be its final hearing.
Solicitor MoCabe OF the Agricultural de-
partment was on the stand in connection
with Wiley charges by the Investigating
committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-When the con-
ferees on the wool tariff revision bill met
today Senator La Toilette and Representa-
tive Underwood were appointed a sub
committee to consider and report on the
differences between the two houses. The
motion for their appointment made by
Senator Bailey, was on the ground that
they represent the extreme elements Of the
senate and house respectively.
With a full attendance and determined
upon prompt action, the committee met at
10 o'clock. The regular republican commit
tee members, including Senators Penrose
and Cullom and Representatives Payne and
Dalzell, were among the earliest arrivals
and when the question of the participa-
tion of the four in the proceedings was
raised in connection with their refusal st
one time to participate, Senator La Fol-
lette expressed the desire that they should
remain.
| II know" he said to Senator Penrose,
that you will help TO make the fight
for 35 per cent on wool"
| The Pennsylvania senator responded that
he would be pleased TO do so.
Mr.. Penrose however, as chairman of
| the senate branch of the committee had
scarcely called the committee to order
when Senator Bailey suggested a transfer
of the details Of the proposed compromise
to the Wisconsin senator and the chair
man of the ways and means committee.
subcommittee Begins Work.
! There was no opposition. There, was,
however, some discussion bringing out
general recognition that the two men rep
resent all the differences that exist be-
| tween the two houses. All the committee
members agreed today that if they could
! get together there would be no further de-
lay in reaching a complete settlement. They
will report to the full committee tomorrow
| Upon the appointment of the sub-com-
mttee the other members withdrew, leav-
| ing the two combatants to fight the battle
| alone and unobserved.
Both Mr.. La Toilette and Mr.. Underwood
entered upon the contest smiling, making
it evident that whatever the differences
of conviction, the contest was to be waged
in good nature on both sides.
The conferees generally expressed con-
fidence in the harmonious conclusion of the
conference, but all admitted the prob
ability of a strenuous struggle. The gem
| eral belief was that compromise on a
raw wool duty, between 25 and 80 per cent,
would be agreed to,
The republican leaders of the senate were
still engaged in getting absentees back be-
cause of the apprehension that there may
be an effort to pass the wool and free list
bills over the presidents veto. Among
those returning today was Senator Gug-
genheim, who had reached New York on
his way to Europe. Congratulated on his
safe return, he assured his colleagues that
| he had not been in the least seasiok.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

Continued on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Generally faiK
For lowa-Generally fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Mprn gukntn.
Erptcitcr muS @icnTSiaheestrnf

tnten. @ran0 Sorts Inti.H ecipro.
citcts Spuuention ofboIoteS SreSag
gftermioooe / @rano> Sorts, peb
bpilfen Inlcbning omtrent 800 Sor.
retnineSmGnb % Sormere por til.
ite6e. Seo HeioIutioner forpliQteoe
man iig I'll at BRUCE ollie reoelige
MtibIer for at bin6re Sroftatel,S
Sebtaeelie | Spnaresieu, % GIap
9arimore ira 2arimore iagbe | en-
Gale til SoriomIingen, Of hper Sar-
mer burbe tnge fig Ell 6rihog for at
qiere fine Raboer opmGrfiom paa
ben ubooeIige Sfabe, Tom &eciproci-
tetstraftnten meh Canada piloe for.
poIoe Noropeitens Sarmere. Gil
Statsfonnentioren, Ser oiboIbtes
ben Ace Ipril, beiluttebes Der at
o9lge Selegoter fra bpert Sopnibip
% @pernes @aIgbiitrifter. Nomi.
notioner bIep giort al en- 3pmite be.
itunenoe az 8. 90. Scott al 8elbp.
Glap 9arimore al 9arimore, e. g.
Sobiasionnf Serelis, g. 3. @pman
al Rortbpcob 90 Sope @orman al
RcGannn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Spar Eense paa 8terbe.

0GIerne bill meb @l9be erfare, at Be
fan ipare betpSeIis Renee paa Staals
traaogicrbe peb at ieube efter Sc iibite
griier for @aarer, bbiIfe Yriier MI ans
fsres birefte fra Sabriten af @bbarce
Nence Co., gpr 80 glsin, Su. Settle
Sirma er ct al be samle paaIibelise
Observation-Disclosures, Der peb 9rlige 8ors
retninesmetboSer bar 1fabt fig en- for
trinlie anicelie oe en- for Gfirtnins pao
bercs Trobuft. Set er bet bersmte
"enbIeis itap" SIaes = ct ipIib pepei
8ire Sence uben afIfaarne gnber til al
opfanae Ruif. Se "enSIeis ftnp" Sraaoe
fan life Issne eler GLIDE. Set er fabri'
ferret at ben bebite open hearth" aalpini'
ierebe Sraab. SnIees birefte fra Sabris
fen. Sraatcn betalt. 90 bette er @runber
til BEN Iaoe Tris. aisbereu iparer Sob
bers, Iaenters % Saroleubes Sortienes
Ite. Sfrib eiter oeres Tadrpriier ibag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Fra DE- vestli9e Staters resi$Iaturer.

Ole Beterions 6orilag ON 9epiIs.
ring al $4,000 til Spisrelien Of ct
Sobn u. Sobnion.M onument / ct.
Setter er al Observation-Disclosures 9e.
pilgningsfomite inoitiqet til life at
bifaloeS.
ct 8ompromisioriIag til en- ny
8algfrebsinbbeIins er unSer l1oarbei-
belle. Oct antases at flmle forel9s-
ges Senotet ieneit paa fsritfommen-
De Manbog.
Or. %. Z. Stone, Ser forIeben iam-
men meb Mr. STEINER blep tilbeIt en-
ioienoe &eprimanbe @nlebning iioit-
npuntes 9eifploning MOB Speufer
Dunn for at bape "pacfeo ano
itacfeb" De forifieliee &omiteer / Sn-
teresie al pisie iaafaIote S9rinteres.
ier, fremiatte / Sirsbass lin bebubeoe
&eiolution ON 0ebiptteIien al en-
Specialfomite til at ioretage en- GRIM.
Dig unberisgelie al bisie 9eifpIonin.
ger.
s ben LANCE SnoIebning til &eio-
%lutionen ipecificerer WPr. Store
bisie 9eifploninser, Der 81. q. goar
no paa, at 8rpggerne, Sernbanerne,
Observation-Disclosures, Staaltr1liten
90 2eeetruiten bapoe sipet itore Si-
Drag tl Den rep1rblifanife Gentralfo-
mite ii Oct Siemeb at beige iaa man
&c WeoIemmer al &epreientantbuiet,
Tom oct par m,lig, Der bar gnnitig
itemt for bisie Specialintere9ier."
San opgiper ogiaa Hapnene pua
IL leoenoe Neolemmer al Suiet og
4 8omiteer, iom "abiolut fontrolerer
2ooaipninsen."
Sm forlanger en- gr,nroig nnber-
|iegeIie, % at oct tinaoes Dam at pRl.
&c ire al &omiteens MeSlemmer, at
ire andre itbnnpnes at Speaferen, og
at bisie fer pelser ct iupenbe Weo-
lem.
gebanblingen al Reiollttionen ITO
iattes til en- ierere Sag | ltgen.
Senatet bar / Sirsbags pebtaget
Sori1oeet ON at bepilse Wrs. Sobn
u. Sobnion, ben afbsbe @aoernsrs
@nfe, $1,000 = 9snnert for ben re-
iterenoe SeI al ben afosoe @1tper.
rsrs Termtn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
en- eneeIif Serline 900.

england er SrioinoIernes 2onb.
gn ioabon original bar goporo
Sering, iom nplig bsbe paa lit @ob8
2ocflep | Sertiorbibire.
s oocr firth @ar opbolbt ban fig
fun en- 0ag boert @ar poa lit imiffe
@ooS. San inbtraf BERTH S,,Ieaf.
ten oa reiite Suleoaa bort ieien.
ollie 9rene, iom inbleb, bIep at Sils-
boome'tcren foripnet meo Datum
for Infomlten 90 orbnet | en- flor
StobcI, og 9erir9s StIebeifipitiaelie
beitoo / operiIaoiif at lsbe Dem igien-
mem. Naor ban bar fGrbie mcb
oct, forIranbt ban for inbtil nGite
Sui at leoe rnbcr ct ontoget Hopn
Iom Gremit peb ct cher anoet Babe
Iteo.
Seriilg bar eli Sienbe al al Sorm.
Sor at bIi Ell Suno fpit, iom for
Itprrc6e banl peb lin @ieen, % iom
tiIberte Ell Nobo, ser life piloc irlge
ben, fisbte ban belle HoboenS Glen.
6om. Toar ban boobe inoet bet ioa
title, Tom ban snifebe fig oct, iatte
han iig til go | lin Shie rleb en-
Eibe % en- @oe, eIer ogioa onbroate
ban Tia peo Strouoen Ioa fiernt fra
andre Ierneifer iom mrlig % iot
1 Simepis Ser % Itirreoe no ooer
Sapet.
1au 9pcflen por ser al lepenbe
@picner icri,ben Sienerifabet, iom
baoSe moaeliae Gage, efteriom sc
poo Ell eneite Sna NOR Iort runbt
bare bapbe iig ieIp at opparte, life
andre etb en- Tapeacie. Gen bar
efterbaonben Bit nplten itum al al
Ben SollSheb, iom onigap Sen, men
for Of Sen boa life peb ct ubeherifet
llobriio IfuIbe ioritprre @orporb Se.
rings Suffered, blep ben, mems ban
par paa 8obiet, orbroat | en- orb
3ipIoer, hpor ben fllfeIurte, til beuS
Serre par reiit. Nu er ban reiit bort
for life mere at neube tiIbage, eiter'
at ban iiben Sui boooe liaget Ing
paa oct @obs, iom eIlers iaa bonn
iao iielben % ineen pil ioone oenne
itenriae SGrlina, alermiubit DC
fierne Sl9atninser, iom arper hans
Scrmue, % Tom poa 9ocflep bill ifa.
be et 9ip. Ser biotiI bar Mfienot in.
benior bisie Wure.
Soorira 9ering hapbe foaet I'm
Intipnti MOB al Stsi, pibes life.
Ien SanoipnIiabeoen er bel for, at
BON bar iaaet Den ! 2onbon. buor
noroperne err talriee iom Sanoet
peb Sapets greo, % bpor Tresien
npIie parmt bar outat fig en- iaa.
ban l~lSropers Sag. % HoIitiet piloe
gribe inb | bans Merneifercttighe.
Der peb at forbpoe BAN at rinse meo
en- &Ioffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
mtBcnuRu.
Srnaebic / @ernpn Gpuntn. 9

~
Stepfe, Ell 6armer npr Siasboro,
8ernon Golntp, bar forle0en iflloi
% orGbt Serrp Gafiel, lin Habo, %
oerpoa taget tit eget 2iu. Sngen bao'
De nogen IneIie ON hpnb Motipet
finoe pPre til benne llgierning.
SanbtcS Tom Gig / Glpcn. Sipert
SobnIon, Der for en- llges Sib iiben
foripanbt fra fit Stem / 8ronb Ha-
bios, bleb iioite 2erboe funoen iom
Sig | @isconiin Gioer nGr @pen.
NPr. Sobnion, Der bar boet | @pen
| mango Ior, antages at bnDe falot
/ @lpen | Rprbeoen af .. s. Irpins
Reiioence.
Sturt SlSebranbstab / Smu ri.
oers. ct Cab Of nGiten 100000
bleo iioite 0fonoag onrettet | emo
Ripers, ibet Spo HiperS Manufac.
turing Cos Sopeobpgning neo.
brpnote. SIere Itore @arebuie bIep
beifaoigeoe, og belle gpens mano.
liqe @efolfning oeltog / SIufnings.
orbeiOet. 8Iere gronbmpno fom
ilemt tilifaoe.
Glcftrieitet for Spiaingbpcrnc.
Sra Can Claire melbes, at 8. N.
@paesbp & 60. al Chicago bar err
bperpet Met til Den OPmning, Ser al
a%opitalilter / gml Claire er opiert
peo Sim Sails. &iebelitmmen an
gipeS til Ell MilIion Collars. 9pl.
lesbp & 60. iiges at babe til Seniigt
at %foripne ct. Iaul og Winnenpo-
lis meo Gleftricitet fra bette InlGg.
Nuicct for bsb % CLIENT. Oct
pafte fcrleoen life lioen SorbauieIie
/ So Crosse, ba Sobn $. ¬he,
Der for 90 Ior iiben foripanbt efter
at bore bIepen tilt meb fin Sllitru,
plubielia fom tiIbage til oct gomle
Stem, Ser MI beboes at en- Con.
Wan bopoe faftiif CLIENT benne
Wanb, Der for mango slor iioen on.
faces for 300, os bans Born boobe
ponifeIig for at fro, at oct nirfelig
bar beres Saoer. Sans fraifilte
SuItrll Dor | @inona, men Der blep
tcIegroieret eiter benbe, og ser ipoa-
ebes, at man mart pilbe fan Inleb.
nina til igien at ieire beres 9rpl-
IMP. Scr. &itotbe fortrIer, at ban
i Here gor floffebe omfirna fra gp
til @o og orbeibebe iom Gigorma.
GER. Senere %begbnbte ban egen
Sorretning | @olpeston, Seros, boor
bon har tient iia Ell Gprnnle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07

Den noroIiee Del af Stoten. Gette
bar life alene pGret 3ilf9lbet siter.
for Wisiourifloben, men ogiaa |
Oeiuep, Soroing, Yerfins, Carton og
3ienbof Goiintper neitenfor Sloben.
Sette bar iorsget Npbpsgernes Woo,
og DC fIeite al Dem fisber MI SGo
% forbereoer iig til at iaa itore
StrGfnineer al fit 2anb. gIanot
Dem, iom boebe Iangt fra Sernbone,
bar Der en- Silbsieligbeb til at pcnte
meo noaet itsrre g%gerbrug, inbtil
De fit uGrmcre Warfeo, men Der
bar M foregoaet ct Smilog, ioet De
fleite bar beitemt ii9 til at bprfe ioo
meget al fit 2anb, iom De fan oper'
fomme.