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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
SAYS CONTROL WAS
THE OBJECT SOUGHT
Commissioner of Corporations
Submits Partial Report on
Steel Merger.
Continued From Page One.

nc power over prices and production,
this may result in an increase in its
earning power, and consequently in an
increase in its value as going con.
Germ.
This involves, however, the reduc-
ton of actual or potential competition.
10 allow single company which has
secured the bulk of given industry
credit of such merger value as q basis
on which to earn profits raises ques-
tlon OF far,reaching public policy. To
regard valuation so arrived at as jus,
tlfylng such profits under these con-
dltlons would be reasoning in circle
because the real question is whether
the profits themselves used to deter.
mine the capitalization were reason.
able,''
Since the corporation has been direct
ing It's efforts particularly toward ac-
quirlng and extending complete control
over ore properties, its percentage of
production has decreased. AS against
60 per, cent Of all crude and finished
production in 1901, the report says, the
corporation now has not much over 30
per cent, indicating conclusivcly the
continuous presence of strong and in.
creaslng independent production -
However. the commissioner finds that
competition, so far as prices are con.
of 'co-operation inaugurated at the
"Gary dlnners''
The advantage of controlling rs per
cent of the lake ores on which the in.
dustrv is based, is materially enhanced
by extensive control of rail transporta-
tion from mine TO the lake. In his let
ter accompanying the report, Commits
sioner Smith says that in capacity, rath-
er than in actual production. the cor
production figures indicate, and sug.
gests that in case of continued trade de-
preston this strength probably would
show itself IN increased control
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Corrects Himself.

Mr.. Hines testified that he talked with
senator Lorimer just after his election,
but quickly corrected the statement At
torney Marble asked him whom he had
talked TO after talking with Hettler
called up my office II little while
alter I called up Senator Lorlmer; !
think II was ten or fifteen minutes after
ward. he said.
II thought YOU said you did not talk
with Senator Lormer"
The slenographer read the answer and
Mr.. Hines said he meant the Associated
Press
Mr., Marble asked Mr.. Hines if lie was
indignant when he first heard of Funk $
testimony.
81 think nothing IN my life ever made
why didn't YOU call up Mr.. Tilden
the brsi Thing when you heard ito''
Il wanted 10 read the facts first"
why didn't YOU tell Mr.. Tilden the
next day about the offer to contribute q
which YOU say Mr.. Funk made to you?''
Because | was so indignant l dldn't
know What to do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
ALASKA MINING CAMP
DESTROYED BY FIRE

SEATTLE, Wash, June 3O.-A cable
dispatch to the Seattle Times from
Iditarod City, June 25, via Kaltag
June 90 says:
For the second time in its brief his
tory this camp was nearly destroyed by
fire early today when. following the
explosion of a gasoline lamp, city
block between Willow street and Front
failing a loss of 100000. Ten stores
and number of dwelling houses were
destroyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
FARMERS OF MONTANA
FAVOR RECIPROCITY

WASHINGTON. June 30.-Farmers and
stock growers of northern Montana pre-
sented a petition 10 the senate today "a
senator Myers. who presented the peti-
lion also put in a letter from the cir
culator OF the petition. saying:
.Rcciprocity Is very popular here. We
believe u Will be TO the best interests of
Montana and the country IN general"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
AMERICAN WARSHIPS
LEAVE KEEL HARB0R

BERLIN. June 30.-Emperor William
departed on a cruise to Travemunde and
the American visiting battleshlps sailed
from Klel harbor today.
The impression created by the visit OF
the pattleships is most favorable. The
German papers generally have commented
pearance OF the American sailors and
found the ttleshlpS interesting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
MINE SUPERINTENDENT
KILLED AT LIBBY, MONT.

LIBBY. Mont, June 30,-T. A
Adams. superintendent Of the Spowshoee
mine. was killed by cave-in of ground
Yesterday. according to a telephone
message here He formerly lived IN
Wallace, Ida, and had come here about
a month ago when the Snowshoe was
started up,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
HOTTEST JUNE WEATHER
EVER KNOWN IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 30.-Today closes the
hottest June Chicago has ever known.
The average tempe erature was 1876. which
Is t degrees above normal, Seventeen
years ago the June average was IA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
PASS EXAMINATION
FOR NAVAL ACADEMY
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 3O.-The
names Of those candidates for the ma
val academy who passed the recent
mental examinations were made known
today. OF 310 who took the examina-
tions, 141 passed The successful can
didates in part are as follows:
Principals-H. II. Hilton, Oregon; II.
j. Louergan, Nebraska; I. NJ. Parkin-
SON, Idaho; o. H. Ritchie, Utah; R. r.
Wright. Nebraska.
Alternates-A. C. Davis. Nebraska.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Air Meet at Goldfield.
Snecia. 10 The Trihnne.

Special 10 The Tribune,
GOLDFIEID, New. June 30-Aviators
Harry Holmes and Schiller will arrive
here tomorrow evening from California
with biplane and monoplane TO I'LL con-
tract to give an exhibition a Ball park
OH the Fourth. Both are prominent and
have made many successful lights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

This month the maximum official tenn
perature was 9S5, but on several days the
mercury at the street level registered loo
degrees or more
There were many deaths and hundreds
OF prostrations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
APPOINTMENT OF BISHOP
RATIFIED By POPE Plus

ROME. June 30,-Pope Plus today rau-
fed the decision Of the consistently CON
rrceatfon. presented by Cardinal De Lal.
aDpoInt(ne the Very Rev. John f. Gum
rector OF the Sacred Heart church A.
ianta, Ga. as bishop OF ,a: MatcheE rznali5 Mis-
VIC died at Natchez February % last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

Automobile and other parties will find
the Bismarck Annex Cafe delightful
place for their luncheon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Salt Lakers in New York.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. June 30.-BroztelI. 6. Cot
terrell: Waldorf. J. +. Dunn, A. Jackson
r. Jackson and wife. Miss A. Jackson
Miss x Jackson. Miss l.. Hoyt
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Bathing is fine at Saltair.
Archbishop Dies.

TORONTO. Ont. Juno 30.--Archbishou
Dennis OConnor of the Roman Catholic
archdiocese OF Toronto died today from
Brigbt's disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Dancing tonight at saltair,
Treasury Surplus.

WASHINGTON, June So..Revised es-
tImales Indicate that the closing OF t1e
fiscal year 1911 today wili ilnn the ien @
100000 on all ordinary
accounts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
NAME
TO LIST
LUN|BERN|AN
hard Hines Denies Story
lib Herman H. Hett-
II 10 Senate Lo1imer
4 Committee.
',,Ms HE COULD
1 NOT BE MISTAKEN
,,tioned About the Talk
hi Aldrich, Chicagoan
Refuses to Qualify
His Words.

,tasHlNGToN, June ao,-For
~, hours today Edward Hines,
,he wealthy Chicago lumber
\ m.u. whose name has been con"
! -,,b an alleged Lorimer election
1 ,,s,vent cross examination be-
4, sSpatc Investigating commit
u, ,he committee adjourned until
- tho witness was told his two
"a was ended, Tho committee
nm will take recess tomorrow
csal DAYS.
Il Spoa,or Lorimer 5 friends and
'...ts expressed satisfaction with
r.oIl Of the cross examination. At,
4 lain n. Marble, who conducted
3 ,Ls committee, announced that
,aa follow out all leads which
|ksu suggested to him, always
4 view of getting AT tho truth
Ia 10 persecutc anyone.
1 4, list OF those whose testimony
|Birrs contradictcd Yesterday. he
4 bs name Of Herman II. Hcttlcr,
la big competing lumber com
4 40 testified at Springfield. The
s slnimed a reporter Of the CHI
Irta.0ccan. which, he SAID, was
Ink friendly 10 him, misquotcd
I, ,Yn OF three points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
OKLAHOMA ROBBERS
ESCAPE WITH $4,000

RIARs okla. june 3o-usIng a pick
"a crowbar to pry open the vault, rob-
a. ~ aorIw today broke into the state
benS Of Biars, obtained $4,000 and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
B Is Positive.

IA. Wiehe, Mr.. Hines : hrother-in-
snd secretary Of The Edward
. Lumber company. was said TO
Misunderstood Il conversation
y discrepancy between the wit
II isilmory and Mr Wiehe's at
rseat Helm Investigation at
|ftl1 was dwell: upon.
II aud again Hines was asked if
Elisi no, have been mistaken about
~ Aldrich having told him that
sn' Taft would do ANYTHING pos
b assure Mr.. Lorimcr S election.
if7 Senator Aldrich & words so
4 ist You could not he mistaken ~
~ Mr. Marble.
pa impossible for me to have
nllaken, because ] put the sub
o. xhs, he SAID in telegram.
4 haTc,f replied the witness.
rn be bad never seen d denial
lfllmo1y from the White House,
y tes'lmonYlat Springfield.
%nilict In testimony between
seAs al Springfield and the wit
ate out IN connection with Mr..
Mding Mr., Wiehe to a hotel in
Xlo get w. Fl. Cook to stop talk
lA' The famous telephone con
= Mr Hines held from Mr..
ioom, III which Cook said Hines
io0ut taking money TO Spring
asl'i Mr: Lorimer in his fight
= ;eDatorshin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

wiIe TO nave remained alone at the
hoteII asked Senator Jones
Yes, SIT; L went to PHILADELPHIA
once out never to Chicago.'
Shows Plat of River.
The witness produced a plat ~ the
,riinIes ii,ieSso river, over the treatment OF
trotersy between the International Har
.ester company on one side and Sena-
tho other side 'i'
Cross examined by Attorney Marble for
the committee. Mr. Hines said at the
eNaet moment Senator Lorirner was
eesea f'essUa ne, ne SHines) was at the Union
associated Press there to ascertain the
result OF the balloting at Springfield Tho
witness could not definitely Tx the hour,
he related how he was told that the
voting was on at Springfield that Mr.
se hofimer me , had loS votes. and finally. after
ibe ',nu NV heiT tIa the WIRE moment. came
:, Attorney Marble asked II the Witness
n!o not feel very happy over the result
MI. Hines said he was not certain about
Didn't you consider the election was
Denies Hettler Story.
NO. I considered that was a mere
message bearer and I never did know
"hat the erect Of that message was"
,, Mr. Hines denied the testimony of
Herman II. Hettlcr, a competing INN
perman, at the Helm hearing at Spring
iield' Mr.. Hettler testified that Mr.. Hines
said OF the new senator Mr.. Lorimer.
Il elected him; 1 did II myself, per-
sonally.'' PC
Mr Hines testified that he merely told
NJ. Hettlcr he understood Mr.. Lorimer
mad been elected senator.
Mr Hines said he and Mr. Eettler had
never been friends.
Did You use any language which
might have been honestly Interpreted as
ally'?"
No, sir. On the contrary. IT is not
an honest mistake. Practically all I
said. was that Mr. Lorinler had been
elected and that l was very happy over
it" A
Mr.. Hines said he did not know how
Tor the expenses OF q committee i'm
washington during The tariff legislation
OF 1909, which was about the time Mr.
i-orimer was elected. He admitted that
ne might have known the amount ex-
pended about the time he was asked 10
contribute the deficiency. He was will
Ing TO makS an affidavit that II was not
SIS. .00c.
Attorney Marble demanded of Mr.
Hines where he got copies of kilograms
he put In evidence yesterday regarding
the administration alleged desire 10
have Mr.. l.oriner elected. They bore
me date Of May 25, 1909. the day before
the election.
The witness said his secretary procured
copies Of his kilograms from Mir Lori
mer and some from his own notes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

Children half price to Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

Children half price to saltair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
bd ia Stop Talk.

"a ~ aileGcd 10 nave SAID he
d .Ae talk stopped because il
'. embarrassing to have the
a'oIney get hold of the con
IN, Ar. Wiehe testified he was
"'n oook and his associate, Mr.
while Mr.. Hines said he was
see Mr, Cook.
6lls in Washington last Feb
ane introduced by Mr.. Hines TO
possible, that he was not in
Eu 10 that month, which was
!, ~ llme he is alleged. in testi-
.nfence ). Funk. general man
,ae International Harvester
4 I, 10 nave called on Funk to re-
isaks memory on The famous
Nague club conversation.
4 examination Mr.. Hines said
S,,%s ~ Sew York, Philadelphia and
3 Z, valfing the period he had a
y, o",asnlheton and that the bills
a ~ c,w snow 1t if Mr.. Hines had
!, Vacago, Mr.. Hines insisted
s,,..sS b mat ne was not in Chicago
Was long eross-examinatiou
.ae ! Mon League club con
~ ib,, MY MY at which Mr., Funk
,,a 11s ~ ar. Hines asked him TO
t,s;.N No,VOO to a 100000 Lori
%So n;S fund and at which Mr..
Aa Ar, Funk asked for the
I,.s; VI contributing to Mr.. Lori,
y Description.
ri 1.ltnsss , described minuteIv how
h u'a OF Hines Is elbow. main.
|,r /" - position three fourths OF
d '1y sia.f Of these other gentlemen
Der .,ich, .a, Penrosc, Mr.. Lorimer
ae at,o n you Oh the elbow9'
mat | remember. ,,
ra,tIc you happen 10 remember
.apss ITnat Mr.. Funk did then9'
sys,,i nave gone over the oc.
carefully in my mind.
Documents.
NJ SGE;ckets bulging with docu
"es resumed the witnes.
tapsrs. Counsel sought to show b,
laan,tha that Clarence s. Funk
sr r1ager saI of the international
lpos NIIapany, claims Mr.. Hine,
tlyers me famous Union Leaga,
b Hi00aa..io in which Mr.. Ftlnl
70 S ,o; asked him to contribut,
f:tiou fi,,'n9urse a 100000 Lori
san M Services r., rendered him at
Marc" S"'sei Tor the month pre-
"a. : were presented. lTh
(sag to ssn- .or five days, the bill
KelTsaa the b items,'; sugeestc,
~. A. The larges. item wa
10. O'her bill was for NOR
$ ~ tit il possible. as fa, as tOes
esnt frern, for you to hav
'he city and for you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

wlte to have remained alone at the
hoteI!'' asked Senator Jones.
res, SIT; went to Philadelphia
once, but never to Chicapo.''
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Onitiat G~oeroperi.

st Tasiagertog paa Ct. 2ouis,
Sron Molntain & Soiltbern ganen
blep Scat iii 6rebag itoniet al Ter
moifereSe &epere ier WiI ube poa
Fr9rien ira Goifepoile / aanios %
bolot Ser / ODER TO timer, mems &s-
berre fit iprGngt ctaoIifu6et / Or.
preispognen % iot 10 / geiiSoelie al
ca. $4,000 Collars / &ontanter oa
@Proiiager.
Isperiet par goSt planlagt, % ga
oct bar bel ubiort fierneoe Rsoerne
Jig meo fit @ptte / TO @utomo6iIer,
iom bolotes / 9ereoifab peo Sioen al
Sernbanelinjen.
Easiagererne bIeo life moleItereSc
al Rsoerne.
TGperiet bleo oictliffelia onmelot
til Holitiet iaaoeI / girminabnm iom
ole andre 9per / Smegnen, men Der
ct biotil life Ipffcbes at iin6e Spor
al Hsberne.
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en- Graeeoie paa 6apet

en- sfibsboaS fra oegteren "sto-
nin9ton" inoeboIocnSe 9iaene al
aaptein Relion 9cpis oa en- SIP
mano iamt TO 6epioitIoie @atroier.
al bpilfe oen enc bar a~apteinens
SEN, brep / Srebags / 9anS oeS
8reat Roint paa Runtucfet Sslon6.
uoenior apiten al NaSio6uietts.
Ge TO Gig por itioirosne .og be Be.
piSitlsie Watroier bar iaa mebtogne
al aIiloen. at Der er rinse Saab ON
2ipet for nogen al Dem.
De 10 beoibitleie Matroier blep
bragt til observation-disclosures paa
@rent Yoint, bpor alt milig bIep
aiort for al brinse Dem til 9epioitbeo
igien.
Zen enc fom Tia iaapiot igien. at
ban if iorflaret at De aitenen for.
no baoSe maattet IN til gaaoen ha DC
opSageSe. at SestereI par | lpnfei9r-
dig Silitanb,
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en- ~unoerIie Sieforo.

9oraermciter @npnor / Nep Dorf
bor / S~borSoo9s bepiIget ct anora.
aenoe fra 9perS %ortooore Sober ON
Sianbelie til at orrougere en- 2ia.
parade, bnori mirlbit 10000 gerio.
r1er ontoaeS at bile oeItoge.
Genne itorortebe Grocesiion, Ser
itlIbe finbe Steb nj iioite SenSdq.
orrougerebeS / auIeouing "9eara.
reIien" al nogle HeIifuier, Tom bier.
ae6es eiter @ronoen al oen eamIe is,
biife Spnaaoee pan Gbriitp Street,
Gette iigeS at pPre ocn ierite "@s.
grapeIie" / fit Clogs, iom bar iuubrt
Steo Der | 2anoet.
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SociaIismen / Neoeano.

Brimproolget / WiIwuufee, @is.,
forrige Sirsbng til Termination al
SfoIefommisierer bite en- betpoelig
Re0gang FOR Socialiiterne ianmen.
Iignet meo beres Stemmeantal res
grimGroolaet for ct aar iioen. Sun
TO al De Ter Observation-Disclosures bleu
nomineret, og SET cnObd bare ine
oibt, ihet Ben enc al Dem blep bcn Ste
og en- oen 9be pna en- Cite al ii.
Sames s. Gerie, SEN partiuaf6Gn.
sige annoibot. III ti.023 Stemmer,
meoers SocinIiitfnnbiSoteu ser fpst
inb iom Sumner 6, fun lit CPS
Stemmer.
Spis ReiuItatet az grimprualaet
tan tages ION ct Omen for iaIoe Bal,
get, Ger afboIoes Sen 4oe April. iaa
ipres SocialiIterreS lloiigter life at
bore De melt olimreuhe.
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nectictt; Wrs Mcrriion.6uaer
Misiouri; Mrs. Mice Barter SeSier,
Masinhuietts; MiiS SronciS 8ias,
California; @siiS Sulia n. Rogers,
Marplono; Mrs. Wineruo gutIin,
Sninois; Miis Sanet n. RiharoS,
Siitrict Of GoIumbio; @srs. SreOericf
Natbon, Mrs. Worcin SopuseuO %
MRS. Charles Soporo @inslom,
Hep gorf.
Suppleontcr: Wiis 9ucp &. an'
tboup, IenuipIpnria; Wtiis Rettie
2ouiio @bitc, 0iitrict OF Columbia;
Wrs. Ntorgaret SoIep og Miis Slo.
renee 2uScomb, MoSiofuiettS Mrs.
3en Start 0eming, @pomina; Rrs.
@illiam TarionS. Mrs. Marp 6.
Graiaie, mis- Cameron oa Nrs.
6obert @I6er, Hcp 9orf.
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SanofanoaIe / Ganaoa.

Sra @innipeg, Won., meIbes Sen
23be bs.: Rropinsregierit9en bar
ibag nebiot en- fongeIig Commission
til at unberioge ltgreierne meb Sen-
Jpn til Sfieberne paa Snbiauerlano
paa ct. Heters-& eierpationen.
Gen beorbreoe llnoeriegelie err &c.
~iultatct al Sc al 8eo. BRADBURY /
Iarlomentet igaor fremiotte ienia.
tionele geifploninger ON, of Snoia-
nerne er blenet inpbt op / Strp al
iampittigheoslsie 2anbbaier. Bro
niniens Neeiitrotor n9gteoe iaaar at
regiitrere bisie 9anooeerbrageIier.
commissioner 6eitaar al 9ommerne
Eruobomme, @epers og 2ocf.
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Winiiterfriie.

Sra @erico Sin teIegraieres Sen
24oe Narts:
Winiiteriet bar paa ct ipecielt aa.
binetsmsoe ibog i~nbleoeret til Frrii.
bent 9ia3 lin aniegnins ON aiifeO.
Som 8rilnb FOR lin Oimiiion an
isrer Winiiteriet ben Spiatning, at
BET piI iaIbe ct mt Winiiterirm LET.
tere at giennemiere De unber Oper.
peielie pprenbe ReiOrmer og SerpeO
biorage til 6reOens @ieroprettelie,
emo BET nPrppren0e Winiiterium.
l~oenrigsminiiteren, enrique 6.
GreeI. fremisrte aiifeosbegiprin5en
paa iamtlise aabineismeblemmers
Segne.
Iiniiterifiitet pil rimeligpis reiuI.
tere / pigtige gegipertbeoer | 9sbet al
n9rmeite Gage og miiligens spe en-
aigisrenSe SnSflpoeIie paa BEN re.
oolutionPre gepRgelle.
Ser ioreligger ingen gfterretnin,
ger al nosen getponing ira oenne.
Sfiermpbler og Smaatr9ininger
bsrer piitnof iaagoOtiom til 7asens
Srben, men nogen aamp OF @igtig.
be0 har life funoet Steo.
Sra "9rpniepagtcn" paa ben ame-
rifanife sioe al Rio @ranbe iorelig.
ger beaer insen Gpbeo al Snteresie.
Ger ipirrer al Rpgter al ale Slnss,
men @asien al Dem er utpiliomi ben.
teoe ira be bsiere 2uitresioner.
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en- mislvffet uoiernino.

Sra Omaha, Nebr., meooeIes oen
24oe bS.: 30 GrpIoiioner. iom pes
1-Siben | Rot fnr6t Steb | 9aiemen.
let til oct me Miaionboaar Gourt.
bus, iom or unoer OpiereIie Der i
@pen, pofte itor SorifrGffcIie og
brogte belle GoIitiitprfen pna 9enene.
ginouesruber rpitebes iitpffer /
oper TO aportolers Smfreos omfrinq
9pgningen, % Ser ouretteoes ogioo
megen nnber Sfo6c.
g~Dgningen opfertes at Ronunion.
G%r6eioere, og oct far pGret AnIeb.
ming til megen 6ornrgeIie inoen De
beru9ren0e So1arbeioerfreoie.
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Wv SraneuIyffe.

@pen @tiluoufee, @is., bienieg.
tes BEN 2ioe bS. al Ell m granos
ulpffe, ser meoicrte Sobet al fire
Wennc'felin 90 itor gienoomSifuse.
Wonge andre Terioner bleo oesuoen
mel cler min6re farIig fpGitebe.
lllDfsen ioraorinqeOeS peo. at Ia.
get poa Miooleton Wonufactnring
GonIponps Sottefa6rit itprteoe lam.
men. Nriteu oae De omfomue bar
glnnbmGnb, oeriblnnot aapteinerne
Sobn Sint3 o1 6rnnf aopanaugb;
Ell Nnno beb Hnpu Better Sansiea
tom inrlig tiIIfaoe.
Zen onretteoe SfaSe paa ia.
brifen anilaaes iii 100000.
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Ct nYt ultimatum.

Sra Eefing teleeraferes Sen 25be
WartS: Zen rusiiife Miniiter til
China operbraste ioog paa i'm He8ie-
rings 8eene BET fineiiife llbenrigss
miniiterium ct 6orlangenbe onL at
De / oct rils'iife llltimatl,m al 16be
Sebriiar itiueoe @etineeIier itror og
ilfortepet eiterfommes.
Situationen err meget fritiif. Ger
nGpnes itGrf 6rpgt for, at Hlislano
bill gribe til WagtsforbcIosregler ON
life China inoen en- rimelig Sibsfriit
efterfommer Huslarbs 6orlangen.
Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Uopefamp oe SooboIo.

8oIitioommcr @auin / Genner,
Colo, aipiite forIeber Gag Sagen
moo TO GrreItantcr, Simmie @or0,
uer fra Wnsiohuietts % Sobn
S'aeeie fra 3enper Der par onflo-
geoe Tor Seltoaelie | en- offentlig
prize figbt". aiaaen imob Dem bar
frem'ert of Ben iaafnlote "Gbriition
Giti5enibip Union.
Sommeren nfuiite So9en meb Sen
9egrunbelie, of en- Rppefomp, Ger
uofegteoes eftcr ale &unitens &gler.
life bar barre ems "bisie Sprefeqt-
ringer, Der oIminbeIigbis gaor I'M.
Der Napn af So0bolo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Gelefon. Jnoteotern

gmerican Telephone onb Selegraf
Company offentlieaiorbe ben 23be
bs. fin aarsrapport for 1910. Set
fremgaar al benne, of SelTfabets
gruttpinbtGeter for Iaret belsb Jig
til ben enorme Sum at $165, 600,-
600.
Selfabet baboe oeo gorets lto-
gang 5,SS2,719 Selefoner / BRIG og
Selefonlinierne bopbe en- iamlet
2Rngoe al n9Iten 100000 Wil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Stor Jloebrano.

Sra @irrinebnm ,aIo., teIegraie.
res Den 2loe Worts:
Sele SorrctningSNeIcn / gpelt
6opette, aIa., Ser Iigger so gRiI /
gcit for 9irmingbom 6beIogoes al
en- Sloebranb, Tom ubbrso SCI. 8 |
Not. Salt lasoes 20 Buff bpgnin~
ger, G~ourthuiet, goumtpirneiIet,
9onfen og mango anbre 9pgningcr /
Nife, Gen iarleoe grorbifaoe oil
beIp6e ia til minSit $200,0O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
5ernbaneulYffer.

gn ip9r Sernbaneulpffe henbte
9sroag Wtorgen / HPrbeben al Scinl.
Ia, 60, ibet minbit ipp Menneifer
gif tabt iom Sslge al, at Surtigto.
get poa @tlantic Goat 2ine.gonen
mellem Chicago o9 Sacfionpiae,
SIa., blep foitet al Sporet og ilpnget
neb fra Den .bsie 9iiffebro ("Sreitle")
oper GIapabo Tiper.
gae Ea~sioeerpogne os ben forreite
al Sopepognene itprteoe neb / Gl-
ben, boor be blep ligsenoe paa 10
500 bpbt @ano. Spp Sig par blepet
bereet, ba 3eleerammet afienbtes,
men Der ubtaltes Srpgt for, at GIN
talet nf De omfomne muligens oil
bile Jig at bore ganife ~betpoelig
itsrre. ct tort @ntal Yasiaeerer
f~faoebes.
Samme 9ag inbtraf en- anoen flor
lllpffe al ~Iignenbe slrt oppe / CO.
MAZDA, iom SsIee al ct Sammenitso
melem ct lanet Cog al TONNE Eas-
~iagerpogne % ct peitgaaenbe Gmi-
granttos | NGrheben al Sdreiber /
Gropinien Wanitoba.
9egge Sog blep it9rft cpiplint.
reoe, og De isnberflnaeoe gosne fog
Slo.
Ger pibes meo Sifferbeb. beoer
oct / 5eIegrammet, at ire Rerioner
bar bIepct orGbt os iortGret al
9rlerne. &c bsrte aae Sogperiona-
let til.