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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
Gila County.
[Globe Silver Belt.

Dr. Alex. Trippel arrived from Ari- vaipa on Thursday. He is here to in spect the Buffalo copper mine, and direct further operations on the same. We understand that the Buffalo looks exceedingly well, recent development work having exposed fine ore of the character wanted.
 Lieut.. Keene was in town on Tues day from the hehograph station on Final mountain. He informed us that communication had been established between all the stations in Arizona. From Pinal direct communication is had with five stations, namely: Table mountain, lookout, Graham, Reno and North Peak.
 The two Indians convicted of burg. lary started to Yuma in charge of Sheriff Ryan, George Akins and Depu- ty Sheriff Charles Bouquet. Upon leaving Globe it was arranged that the two former gentlemen would go no further than Casa Grande. The residue of the trip to Yuma. Mr. Bou- quet, alone, would have charge ot the prisoners.
 B, G. Fox, having resigned the off oes of District Court Commissioner and Clerk, and U. s. Commissioner, William H. Duryea succeeds him as clerk. Judge Kibbey ln accepting MT. Fox's resignation availed himself of the occasion to express his entire satis- faction of the manner in which the several trusts had been discharged. MT. Duryea is an old and respected citizen of Globe. His appointment is regarded as well bestowed, and the duties committed to his care will be faithfully complied with.
 On Sunday last Frank D. Johnson and the senior editor enjoyed an out ing to the Gilson oasis, the only place between Globe and the San Carlos river, distance of twelve miles and an inch. the Mecca of the wayfarer, on that otherwise waterless jornada, where blind Pete, a faithful mule supercedes the necessity of the oaken bucket and during the allotted hours of labor pumps many thousands of gallons of water which is ia source o exquisite pleasure" to the many thirsty mammoth teams that daily pass te and from Globe, dragging tons o freight, coke and copper. Domesti. animals not only are reanimated there but birds of the wandering wing, fol many miles around, feel at home there; they are never disturbed; they have sn intuitive knowledge that they gre welcome and twitter notes of salu tation to both Gilson and Pete, neith CT of whom evince displeasure at theil presence by throwing stones at then when perched on the succession o Tipping water tFa1ghs, which refiec the glare of the sun as from a lookinI } glass. However acceptable the soen,
 at the well, 1t is not to be compares with the quiet surrounding of the cot tage where Mrs Gilson, the sterhn
 housewife, presides, and where smil , of welcome is sure to greet you, an where a regal meal awaits you whicl would have tempted Epicurus him self.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
Pasturage for Cattle and Hor,s..

W. E. Pomeroy of Mesa city has $40 acres of alfalfa with volunteer barley for pasturage. The land is divided into lots. l50 to 500 head wanted at 75 cents per month.
 Enquire of w. Y, PRICE, Florence.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

General Luis E. Torres, will be the next Governor of Sonora. He is one of the best and most able men in Mexico, and will stand a fair show oi being the President of the Republic before many years.-Nogales Rec ord,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

Always stop at the Russ House in Tucson. It is first class family ho- tel in every respect. Mss SoTo, Pro- prietress.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

A Star. informant says the grain fields near Casa Grande station are in fine condition, promising splendid crop. Fruit trees and grape vines are hourishing, and. where hut year ago there was "howling waste" now blooms a fragrant garden. Thus, in @ few years more all of southern Ari- zona will teem with happy homes and prosperous people.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

A big line of over shirts, just opened mp at HAwLEY's. a
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
STIRRED UP THE INDIANS.

"WlGle at the San Carlos school tea large boys of their own prompting came and asked to. go to Carlisle or some other large Eastern school, By the time had wired the department there was great excitement among the Indians around the agency. The recent deportation of SO many from
 here to Fort Union had aroused theil suspiqions and animosities. Hearing that ten boys were to be taken away they were full of threats of ven
 geance. The very worthyand capable clerk, in whose care the agency wa: left in the absence of the agent, wal alarmed. 1 had no thought of taking
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

< Have you seen those beautiful ar
 tificial flowers at HAwLEY's.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10
4l9
Oanlen Dg Gpperen.

> ct fort aiioesIisssnbe Sus BEN ipbIias Del af
Grslano boeoe sn9ang en- GIbrs Dame oq beubes to
Slensltept9er. Stebet laa Iangt borte fra andre menrss
lfsltss Soltger, men be ipntss life at bare raret ncoen
brp9t; be boeoe 10 frebeIi9t og IptfcIiat. Damien
bapos Tor SGbpane buer Qften meo fine 9iaer at oaa
runSt ON | 6uiet for at ie sfsr, at ale 0sre ga Gins
elsr par osi iuttebs, Den aften, nj Der taller ON,
bapos bun osiaa leS'aget benz pmtrinq iom i~qbpanIiot
% %ousrbspllt zig ON, at Gilt par tryat. 4i9erne forloo
hsnoe po Sno9angen til benbes Sopeu9reIie o aQit Ssrs
paa II! ut ssst SGrsIie, iOm Iaa ben moblatte @ube
al 9uiet.
SUIT inm 0amen aabue6e 0sren, Iaa bun tuSeIiat
en- Wtano unoer i'm Seng. Spao tunoe bun aiere?
5eioss Ft9sr par Ianst borts, iaa be life tunSe bore
eenoe, ON bun raabte ON 9iGIp, pg ON be enb pare
Tonne, iaa ptIoe oisie tire ipoge apinoer intet bare Inn.
net uorette mob eli bsipsrat Embarrassing. 6porleSeS
bar bun fig ba 40? Sun latte fin 9io til @a6. Rolia
lutIeoe bun 0srcn % ~afaaiebs ben, faaIe6ss Ipm bun
altto pIstsoe. 0erpaa gan bun fig roIia til at IGtte op
lit 9dar, tog otreitsr lin SIobrof paa, toa fin 8ibel
o9 latte i8 til at IGie. 6un late bsit os palgte ct Ras
piteI, iom iGrli9en BoneIebs ON, ~bporleee8 Sub btItjGrs
msr line Grosnoe % ombgsssIig paaser oper benz baa6e
aat cs Dag. @ueelis tuGIeos bun ueo Ga bah Ianae
% tgSeit9t, ioet bun liar anbefoIsoe fig ieIp oa fine Gi.s
mere III Cubs Seiti9rmsIis % bpelsoe pb 6eres pSer.
lt9e 5iGlpeIssbeo og AigGusisbeo al Bam o0 bans Mas
et8e Varst98t. GiIlioit rsilte bun fla op, nutteSs 9ulst
% Sit tilienss men bun tanSe life ious. Sitter nooIe
wltnutsrs 6orIeb martsSs bun, at Ranoen lfoS foran
9'no's Ssng. Dan bah benbt, lite at blips f~orifrGttet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

at benz bauSe fin Ietts SpabieritOt | Saanbeu. SIere
al 6oltsne bapSs auereSs tisbt fig iu,aa Sprbeienbonme
% 5uIe for fin Cen; be bitrs grfarinsr, Geiiens eis
oelier Os gsipar bapbe bog brast benz geIisneIie: ben
bapSs siort benz tIose os tantiomme.
SnnSreSer al 9anber sreb StanIsps, ba ban uilte
Jig poo grpssen; ban tos en- bi.rtsIis os psmobis afs
FEB fra benz aas.
Da ban piIbe ftise guabsn, ItisO @anspaaasrne
Ssrns no @anSst, Isftsbs fin ~forsuSeOe 5rre pua fine
Sopsea os bar BAN ub til Stib,t.
Saa iprsStes be, men ~IamIsbes Iibt sfter. an itor
SaaO itIsb uS os roche upsr mob Stib.t; bet par en-
Reputation, iom brusts bam bet ibie Sarp,I: llIeSi,
Ratidsti6e, StanIeps uuubpGrIise Sattotum Gobert
6sruSt Satoi % @aNi Rsbani. Gs f~ortr.Ss bom ON,
at DC %frsuiOeIss b~strastsbe buu iOm fin 5srrt, % Snoen
uiISs forlaSe Zanzibar isisn, for man baube faaet gr.u
ON, at ban uar tuumtn IpIfeIie bi.n,.
ulssi futtsSs samerutsrueS Siien u,ts Be Orb:
'9uis Sa ifaIbe bsbSUe Dor eiaIp for at scute. tiIbaos
I'll bit 6%abrsIanN, 6sre, iaa fcIscr nj big biertsns
sisrne."
I'll bpeTt anist, %iuoIsSes Tom Sc ltoS foran 5am /
ben StanO, inpttsos Der fig grinSriusr for Stuulep
ON ct slsr unost Gpentpr sgsr ON 6ars, en- Griumf eli.
Ter ct Cab. 8 ct 0itbIit traaSte bels 8tsfcn frcm for
bans SiGI msS aNs Osus Storms % 6arer, meb beus
Samps eg SstpTrIisbebsr, % pt6 SiSen bsrof Iaa ban
etsle s~nfOlSis, Ws9u6s spmpatbi os aiarIis5eS, lom
bapos Itaeret Smsrtsrnt Os belt gprberne msb bau.
@lsnHem buiI's sipets SmpsrIinSer bauNs Sc itis iuIst
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10
42O

."Sss Tom bio tOr at rope DEN, " iasOe ban, men eftsr
Dc Sro, Te bar IGit, os be Bonner, De bar fremfort.
ltiIbe tn9en gfast paa Sorbsn 6euG9c mig til at fab,
Sen' sler rpre noset cling Oeres Sus. Men 8,
nlaa torboloe 0eul iuIbtommen rolig OF life oipre noael
6oripg paa at f~Oritprre mig. Seq ital HI 9iue min,
6alflsrater ct Signal, iont be uiIe f%oritaa, og berpaa
pile ri saa bort, % De fan ioue 6reS t6i icg giuey
Ssm mil %bstttbelt9e Orb paa, at SSngcr ital iornGrm,
Ssm, o9 at lite ben rin9eiie SiH9 al, bpao Der berer
Gem til ifal bliue rprt. Ierpaa quf ban ben til Gin,
buet, aubueOe bet ps ~ilsiteNe fpast, % ioet ban uen6t,
tilbuge til fin forrise glabs psb Senaea, iaqSe ban til
0amen, lom boerten bauSe rsrt fla eQer taIt ct Orb,
Seq 9aar M, GereS BON er bIeusn bort, og iutet Sub,
itaI roinme Oem. San forloo gGreIiet; mart uaT
glt title, % 8amen falbt en- rolig Seun. 3a Mor.
Senen Tom, cg bun ~uaa9uebc, fan ri pibe, at bun ice,
fOrIsmte at ofre fin CAT o. 9ri5 til Guo, Der iaa mas
bsIig baube frsIit bsnbe ira ben fore Bare. Manoeu
bauoe osiaa bolSt fit Orb, os iutet rsrt al, huao Sc,
fanoteS 9uiet. 3, ifal nj life baa6e, at 3ousrens
6ierts ira ben Dag al bIeu %foran6rei, on at ban ON,
peubte fig ira fin 8etS 8iIOforelie.
Ogi0a bette bar man Grun6 til at tro. 9M
mango Aar tftsr ben Der omtaIie 9eaiuenbt6 opholbt
ben laums Dame fig | gortibire, on par an Oad til,
ittos en- rsIigios 6oriamItng, bpor en- MlanO bIanSi
gnest JON Grempel paa SUBS Sr6s 92aat fortaLts
lult oenns famine 6tltorie, % 5uorIeoss CUBS Orb
bdpos 9lort ct ida itGrtt Snbrpt paa 9@leurrens fisrts,
at ban GIT rs isu % opsau fit ~uguoeIiae 2u GA ous
penote ltg. pan iIuttsOs i'm @eetnina meo Sc Orb:
Seq par Manoen." 0amen rejie ia Sa fra fin QIaSS
os iases: Oct sr gutiamn,en eanite ianSt; lea par
ben Dame, ban taller um,@
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10
4l6

2a MGnbene bapSs faaet fin Con, FOB Rpr,S.rne
Tor 1ur be trsttsn apinber bapbe fuIat grp,Sition,n
trsfait Os belt aas Sam Os aniirens.Iier; be baube
spnluntret fine Mrnb, naar be par mismosio.. oo piSf
at sips ben u~bpsseIise eeir ct bismIist Gnirss; ale
bItp riseIis betantts.
Sg gsrnenel 5por ofte bapSe be lite obIprsSt oa
spmuntrst fin 5ure tunss Elmer, naar Be fab oa 10
% pInbrsos ga t~rOftpIbis ubenIor 9sItet! Ga, be MATTE
beIsnnes! 5eag life SpebBsrnens, Tom bapbs feet
Gassns eps | afritas SRSrt, bI.p sIenrte.
Gen Nate Dag par taus. 6uor messn SOre bI.u
Der life, ha StunIsp opIaTis 9ifsu ouer be 0sSe Oo
BEN, Der par faIbue arissu! Gil @ubuer buuSe Stans
leg ct ~treIisnbe Orb. Gutsrne 90 mar poarsrenSe
f~sinbsIiss SIastniuss TT frar ubbstalt WanSsnss on.
fparsSs Sen. Wlsu Der par gnSrc ceIaa, Tom oiorSs
arap; en piIos baps Gritatnins, forbi ben afSsbe par
bans soSe Gen, an guoen bupb. pGr,t SIaue iommsn
nasS baui, en- Grsbis buubs faaet fin 5ribs6 tiIbase fam.
men meS BAN ptb 9srrtns 0sb Oip. bisis gnSraoers
Der blep ion often %aflaasSe.
Sem Gage ieasve bupbe ben s~ngelft.ameritouIse 81.
petition opbbrt at %eriitere.
Zen Is6s December 1877 reiis GamyIti6et ~gas
6umPaA ira Zanzibar til sO&en os babe StunIep msS
sniborO. Saas @eansr bapos betilt en- StaSstabgt
for BAN a!sns.
NaHswauaeyue baUse ianlIst fig paa Straubsu tm,
ls ON @orssnsn; Der FOB be / fin 9ismflGuns males
rifle Grasier, Sc ~foIesriss inebpibs Gii6Sal6sbs 90 b.
brsot lusSaacr gap NsGes DSrs en- Uts @Groig5e6; buer
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10
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51.1G.2.epp. Siour

Gn fnI SAINT. Strag for en- at
StodGolm acknowledgements Ituloc
af8aa fra 5uno&uaQ, in0innot Der ia
Ell 9alfarl, Der ipur9te &npteinen, Buao
8ilctten til Stodbolm foiteoe. ga ban
bapbe fact bet at oibe, ipurgtc ban on
EFT 8asiaser paa i'm Siaet Bapbe 9Oo
til at tase meb iaa mc9et, ban funbe
b9re. ga bette befr1Iteoe8, Itrpg
Wanben oiiter, pe ba ban ont nOsle
Minuter fom igien, piite BET fig, at
bans Baggage" beitOo af Some us TO
Ssrr. 9en ferite bar ban paa &g9geu
% at 8srnere ct unber buer glrm.
&upteinen 10, iaa bet fluttebe / bann, er.
fienbte fig for uperliitet us itub peO fiji
Orb. 8erefter foretps man pmborb e,
Suoiamlin9 til ben inu Saltarl.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

4lS
bam! SpiIten bsibiertet Sroifab bapbe be lite pif BAN!
ga Oampeeu lsttebe Inter, bIep ct a~arelanst Os ftGrtt
@snifabsbaanb isnberrepet!
STANLEY FOB paa 0effst % iaa 3an;ibars Sms
ribs bIiue mere % mere ~utposIise; ban iiusSe msS Sat
tiIbase paa bet ~beuaseoe, iarefuIos Sin, iom Iaa imsIs
lem bensuns, ba ban fibit iaa Zanzibar paa afitaus,
% nu, ba ban after ifaISe faa uenhs bism sfter ct Ipttts
Ist fuIbf srt Bart - ale bans Gan,.r paa SOrtib %
6remtiS, aIe bans 6oIeIier fit llSrpt ct ~tnbsrist:
H@uo pGre ~lppet!"
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

Cgiaa ct Mnbeialingsbreu. Der
par en- naip ing Manb, iOm bapoe
tent at reiie til Geras en- Eur ps BAD
en- Ben, iOm bar fjenbt Der, um en- glns
beialinssIfripelie til en- eller anben paa
Stebet. asa, bu ifal iaa ben imorsen",
iasbe 8enuen. % n9fte Dag fom ban
sanife ristis meo EFT aasie, iom inbes
bplbt en- ierlpbet 8epplper, en- Bonnie
fuiu, en- tpt Stof % en- SLATE Ritroslps
Germ. - Der blep life noset al Reiieu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

oerimoo bopoe en- ioooan Nffp for Sfos
len, at ban ,nnpt lGrte at ifriue fit eset
Wopn. Com sanIfe ing iulste ban ga
milien III Rortb Carolina, bpor ban
siitebe iis meb 8ebctfa 8rpan, Der
siennem bele fit 2io bite FIG at bore
netop en- ianban 9iuslcbiaserinoe, font
ban paa fin euentDrlise Os forefuloe
asbebane t%iftrGuete. Gan bpssebe fig
ct GUS paa 8reoberue al Yobtin'5looen
% rpbSsos ct sobt stbtte Grunb; men
fclp bar ban ioroetmeite paa Sast |
| Sfupene. san fpm Der e~iterbaanben
yfiere WDbpssere, % 8ilotet tus al. 9a
pr iamtioist fra furltjenise briiti9e
Sasere Tom sfsbeuoe 8eifripelier ai be
pr9stise Sfope lRr9er pelterpaa, bror
Der bar Suerfsbisbeo al 8ilot, funbe
Daniel life boloe bet no lRnsere. 8
1767 baobe 9obn 6inlep, icm brep
5anbel meo Snbianerne, pGret siennem
belle &entudp, % oeb fin 9ilbasetomit
til Nortb Carolina i%ortalte ban, at fet
insen Snbianere bpebe Der, men at be
ioritieaise Stammer bruste bet Tom
Sastsrunb % oeo fine Sammenlteo
fastebe iaa bittert MOB ~bperanbre, at
belle 2anbet bar fjenbt imelem benz Tom
the dark and bloody ground.
8enne 5inlep blep sOSe genner meb
Daniel Boone, ps ben lite Mai 1869
bros be to afiteo, leoIaset al en- Mano
peb Naun Sobn Steiuart ps tire andre,
Ior at unceripse bet nDe 2ano. Otter
mango Cages beiuarlis Reiie fit be ON
fiber fra Toppen af Cumberland Bier
gene Die paa be itjpnne gsne, iom /
5remtiben ifulbe blipe beres Bsrns
Siemlanb, ps ben zoe SUM naaeoe be
&eo &iper, bpor De bpggebe fig ct iOlio
Blotbus iom parist SpbUlositeo.
Seq ifal life furipse at sipe Gem en-
Stilbrin9 af Daniel 8oones 2in fra
benne Tib. Set banner en- uafbrlot
Raffe ai be melt i~prnOenbe Gpentpr, %
BE bar formooentlig left Dem, efteripm
be uo9jgr ct intercsiant os u~elfjenbt
9npitel at NDbDggcrliuets Silturie /
Qmerita. Boone bOIatte Zig Der p9
beltpa / ale be blpoi9e 8ampe MOB Suz
oianerre, / boilfe Fan e%Iterbaarben mi
Iteoe Ell 8rooer % 10 al fine tapre,
baabeiuloe Sgnner. Selp bar ban Ilerc
Ganse Snbiancrnc3 Sunge Og unogif
fln peb FIN QanosnrrpRrelle % lit
Mpb 9gben paa Warterbaalet. 8
1892 blen &entufp pptaset ipm Stat /
u%niuneu; men ba Gpbpsserne itrsms
mebe til, blep BET for transt for ben
samle Se9er, o9 ban flptteoe Here
@anse pibere mDo 8eit no i be uucibare
Sfope, bopr Silotet enbnu fanbtes |
Operflpb. @nbnn ipm uttiaaris Slbin9
pleieoe ban at ~tilbrinse belle Tiger alene
paa Sast Sfouen ps umiiber fomme
biem belesiet meb Climb al alle mulise
Slass Spr. @ipenlfabsmanben Gu.
bubpn beifriper bam / ct af fine 8arfer.
"8erten ps lloieenbct at benne 8anbrer
i be peltlise Stope nermebe fig til bet
tiampemGsiise. Sans 8rDit bar brcOt
os bsit boaloet; bans Mulfelfraft CAB
Zig tilfienbe | bier al bans 2emmer ;
bans NnIist bar 8rGget al bans Mub,
SoretagiOm9eo o8 uoBoloenbeo, pg raar
ban tnlte, sjurbe ielue 8eUGeclien al
bans 9Gber bet Suctrpt, at, 6oao ban
enS iagbe, iaa fuuoe bet FIN oEre ben
melt nImintebe Sanogeo."
(SlutteS).
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

Sea FEB neItcn altib af ct beftist
grpt paa Waoen ps bar pfte tnapt
iitanb til at ~pareta9e min Sprretnin9.
= Seq tos min 9ilflust til Or. Gusuit
&snis's S%ambursers0 raaber % blep /
fort 3ib belbrebet. - Gbilipp 8elber,
299 g. Sisb Street, Columbus, Sbip.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

lNhNN Wv SNNNsNs 49,
liee 9entndp for Of ipsrse ON Veien til
ct Eoffuntor, iom er betjenot uioer
GaUnet "8enIpu's Saip". Gn eouncl
Sur, bois melt iSireinlbenoe 2esemsocI
par en- ubprc, bumnterflofornet Rnie,
iaS pna en- Traitummc | Rarbeecn al
Spren.
"Gpo Murscu!" iasbe Snipeftsren
Squaitercu iaa tnapt op. Son bar
/ 5nro meb at lappe en- Sfo pee Sirlt
at ct stptfe aaSer tnsei fra ct sammeli
Snruiif.
~San &c bic mig ben Tieneite al
sipe mig libt llnoerretnir9?" ipur9te
Sniprttpren.
Seq tror life, at je8 bar itoset ion9.
Seq Gapbc libt tilpocrS isaar, men 60
ueu table Ganben % ipilbte belle alat.
ten"
"Ee fprltaar mig life. Seq enlter
llnoerrstnin9
"Sapel", nfbrgo Squatteren BAN,
"bun table Gauosu pna Storitenen, o.
prf par bet"
Suipeitsreu foo til at more Zig oper
ben @amle. Son iatte fig maseligt til
retts | Subeleu % ipurste:
"Suurlanee bar Ge lcpet ber?"
"2Grse moi til at Hide mine Sto op."
"Soao er Gcres 9aon?"
"Squire 8roiun."
"Gr &c 6reosopmmcr?"
"Sapel".
"SuOrnaar blcp De palst?"
"Gr ilet life palgt."
"llonGont Of Guoerusren maal;e?"
"g2ei."
"SpOrlebes fiji De oa G%mbebet?"
"6aubt bet lsbenoe omtrins, os too
Set"
"@len 9e BONNER ba life / Rets.
ia0er?"
$50, ics sjGr."
"8ct er m~GrtoGroigt, at Soft hi
iinoe ii9 oeri."
"Ge fan life biRtpe Set"
"Gr Der rpscll, Der appeaercr fra
0cres Comp"
"Stte MI lGnser."
"@Ren tiotioere, bnao?"
"Sa, Der bar en-"
~Spno gioroe DC ina?"
"Se9 prDsleoe bnm."
"Sar ban ~iornciet rteo oet?"
"Nei, life satite. San iprlanste, a
Sa9en ltulbe pptases paanp."
"Naa, ps bpab Guar gap Sc bam ?"
"Ses sap BAN en- M Sulins."
"9et er ba fOrunbcrlist, at Splt ittt
appelIerer til en- bpiere Gutoritet."
Der er iusen bpiere / bette Nabp.
lag"
"8e r%epraienterer altiaa Sgieiterst
ber paa Stebst?"
"Sa".
seq mao iise, at bet iorbauier mig
ps ies ifilbe moi fife at is 0em bplbt
6et."
"Ser er life meset @rspl meb bet
5Drene rpiter frem msb fine Slayer, uc
ies bsrsr efter 90 flyer benz, bpao 81
ital sisre."
"Gien bUis M en- WarS Iaar Ell all
ben libel? Soao iaa?"
"gtou bel, boi8 ban life bar abort Bel
pan Ell reef Manoe, loa cir ui bnm oD9.
ZIG Brp9l; mel Der or for 8eiten iftt
meset al ben Slass Der omtrina".
"aten bpis ban itialsr ct Spin?"
"Sa, bet er en- bel anber Sag. Sac
biGlper insen Snaf: hi bGuser BAN. a
"5aar DC npsen 9sn?"
ser ieg ub iCm ct iurbsmt 5e6p'be?'
"gtei".
"gian, tror De ba, at ct MenneIfe far
ba' &aab til at ififte Sob us &et lper
Detailing? Spmme Tiger fan lea LAB,
femti Gents, andre Tiger isien fun Ct
8part Dollar"
Seq niaa tilftaa, at @ase til 8pm
mime bar ies alpris feet"
"Ss De bebsper 10 beIer life at aior,
bet M. Der er pel inseu, Der bar trut
fet Dem bsrino, fan jes tro."
"giei, bet er ianbt mol. &ienoe,
Be ct SuttOntor, Der fables 8enIon's
San?"
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-10

Sfuloe Der paa oct Steb. bpOr 81
bpr, life pGre no9en Isent for ben no
marfebe BlOorenler Or. Yeters "&us
rifo", iaa itriu birefte til Or. g. Sabr.
nep, 1913 Ssben Ipe., Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-20

does not reouixfe capital and influence to start
a businessS6ere as he would in the East; all
that Unnecessary is fair amount OF brains
which combined with good sense, Judgment
and just 'leetle' audacity will paye.the
way with gold and cause him to tread the
pain to fame" Passing to.the question of
the rates OF interest Mr.. Berry draws the
same decisive picture we see so often, for
getting that those who send their money
West, as general thing do not follow it
themselves, and that those who do go West
are the ones who are bitten by the high rates
demanded. He then INDUCES in little Jug
CLING with facts and figures dealing with the
growth of Omaha, all Of which seems to in
dictate that after the first thousand dollars is
made the path to wealth and fame is secure.
There are so many ways whereby per-
son can invest that even the closest listed
man that ever drew breath of life could
not resist the opportunities" he says. That
is all right but a young man starting in life
Is not likely to be overburdened with the
wherewithal to invest; and in his whole let
ter Mr.. Berry fails to show how it is easier
to secure it in his golden West than 1t is in
the old routine bound East. In fact the
concluding paragraph seems to betray unin-
tentionally. no doubt, just little doubt that
exists in the writer's mind of the unirersa'
truth of his own statements. he says shop
ing the young man who comes West will
prosper, and win the golden merits due him.
and with the kindest wishes for the grand
and successful East. am, etc. w. B. Berry"
Isappears to us that that last sentence takes
off the force of the remarks, for there are
chances of success as well as failure in the
old hide-bound East.
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-20
The East vs. The west.

The Gardiner News of Tuesday contained
long letter from w. B. Berry, OF South
Omaha, Neb., formerly of Gardiner, on the
disputed question whether the East or the
West offers greater inducements to young
men whose motto is material prosperity.
The letter was inspired by a CONVEX
sation between the PRESS and E. P.
Mayo, Esq, of Fairfield, in which
MIR. Mayo expressed liberal, true, and
unprejudiced views" on the Western
question. These views, Mr.. Berry says.
"are welcome change, for heretofore the
Eastern papers in particular, and the citi.
zens In general have mentioned and spoken
only of the great advantages of their portion
of the United States and the exceedingly
poor prospects and disadvan tages of this
portion. Perhaps they are really obliged to
make such comparisons in order to keep at
home few Of their brainy and energetic
young men, but they do not seem to realize
the Tact that it would do the East much
more good If they gave truthful comparisons
IMAM 10 greatly exaggerate, and in fact, lie
about THIS grand and beautiful country"
ne then goes on to say that the new enter
prlses which are constantly springing mn in
the West demand all the brains. mechanism
money and material that can be gathered
together, thus creating a demand for new
blood and young men which is not felt in the
East, where everything is settled and only
daily routine of business is accomplished
There is no need of the hustle and activity
there is in the West, for those days have
passed. There is no need of such vast ex-
penditures of money, for the elderly gentle
man. his father, grandfather and great
grandfather are the ones who experienced
those times and improved them, and conse-
quently profited by them, and his old school
mates, brother, deacon and intimate friends
are the ones TO whom he gives the greater
portion of his business, while here, compare
lively speaking, we are nearly all strangers
to each other, and one stands as good chance
as another, and better, too, providing he is
the first one to get there A young man