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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18

MS -sruaf vas free from tie grasp Of
his assaEfzrt At last he sUrcsecet n
~rsressnS himself clear os his would-he
murderer. ARD bid swav among Ee
bushes IN .he darkness Wien the alarm
rss given to the people ara natives BY
wrsxhs's woman ne dragged her TITO
tie tent On Ter return. ard beat her uc
80 zhoat ths face ard head rSat she was
net recoxnaxzhae By her own relatives. ma
lives VITO gathered around W-igatss camp
Ia 3 large body. The unfortunate NO
screzrns were heard half = mile away.
Soc szx takes charge Of by come q her
relatives, ard xfyez Shelter and cared for.
Mccormack was taken care Of BY bis
friends. ard xfvsr profession al the trad
ing posts store ard his wounds sewed
Up BY the storekeep~r. the wound On bis
cheek recesylrx SIX stitches There being
70 physician Or officer al Dyea- McCor-
nzck vas therefore obliged to make the
trip 20 juneau BY canoe. Ii company with
a eouple Of friends. as he could not leave
or fhs arss steamer which called At Dyea
after the assault. Not knowing approx
.rsatesy even xsas time the next boat would
be there. be was brought down al crce 10
receive medical treatment and nave his
asszslant brought 70 Justice
Mccormack says he never gave the least
caase for this attempt On ais life. and The
whole affair 10 altogether unsccountahse
20 him Great sympathy Is expressed eT
all for Mccormack. as he was always good
ns;ured, and the last 20 hunt trouble He
says the affair has caused very strong
feelings at Dyez- both among The natives
and whites, especially al the cool and pre-
n1eissated manner In which the assault
was planned and carried out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
TNMERALD SOAP
Is an enemy of dirt. 1t works
wonders in washing.
sc Bar. 9Oc a Box.

accumulation OF wealth they are more
aoss 20 stand DEPRESSION than we are IN
the West. Times are certainly very slow
All over the country. and think have not
become better dlsrsrS Me last wear With
this exceptior-every one s horing for a
change and that change to be something
better. Tor no one considers thar he can
be any worse than during the las. three
years. suppose that is one reason why
we hear more OF A.sKinlev and the views
he is known to possess in regard TO tariff
and protection % American industries.
than Of anything else
The East is very s,1uisifiye as to our
views on the free coinage Of silver and
people generally seemed ready 10 put us
Gown In favor OF the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver. but when thew find that
this section q the country is In favor OF
SOUND money and protecfion TO American
Industries. also protection for laSorers
from European and Asiat!c paupers, they
are agreeaoly surprised and want to know
more about il,
Without execution Seattle ana the
Sound country are well spoken Of and II
times improve We may expect an immi-
grafton OF most desirable peonle from the
Eastern states. l visited n~ariv AL OF the
principal cities Of the Eas. and the Middle
West. but found no place better than Sc
attic and OF course / am glad TO get
home"
Mr.. Colvin says he experienced some ex-
trsuaely warm weather. particularly in
New York CITY. where for eight or ten
days in April the thermometer was S. de-
grees in the shade the warmest weather
that has prevailed during that season for
thirty years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
THE HOTTEST TOWN on EARTH.
juneau. Where Jurie~ Free Liquor SELL
erS-The Nexico's Noysre.

The steamer Mexico arrived in port YES
teriay morning at o'clock from Alaska
with a large number Of passengers. Is
tons of freight and the United States
rnsil The trip down was a pleasant ono
sn every way. clear. brisk weather pre-
vailiDg. Capt Wallace reports the ar
rival of she feet OF revenue cutters AZ
Sitka- al ~ good condition and ready 10
proceed rstth their patrol work. IN fart
the CovSin sn3 wolcott had already pro-
ceedei - Hertng sea On short cruise
The day the Mexico left TIRE Rush arrived
The Aexice had hoped 80 - At Ska when
the steamer Bertha from Cook inlet ar
rtvez3- eat fer some reason thar boar was
tao DAYS Overdue. SO ;ha; the mail steam
er had 70 Gene ca without any news from
the hide colony al Coal hay ana other
points On the inie.
Among she Passengers on the Mexico
WAS Capt james Carroll. Who Is on his
Ray 70 san Francisco to take The excsr-
sscn steamer Caeea 20 TIE north. leaving
Seattle o. June :. CAPT. Carroll gives very
s-coalTaClnS news on IRE outcome Of the
mining season In Alaska The Hence
hAy mines never booked 50 briehr as they
DO now. ana the sum Dam district Is ak,
doing welt. The EreatSell property Is d.
ting IS usual large share o. work ans
shipping lots Of ore. Jurssu t. IN the Ian
ssENge ~ the captain. the hottest town on
earth. Horses are xoing up and bust
neS= q all kinds is hurlsnirx Cea~, has
ssss: adjourned NHa several vsclAtors Of tire
iigaer iss have been shaken TIP by Judge
Iss&uey- Ne enc aAs convicted, however
hsst the scaVergsrx wAa sneak zbosl. the
wharvss aEsd ap 10 tire lniisn camps xitA
ssw es,tiss whsch they sell 60 the ns-
tiTeS- Capt Carroll says il i impossible
70 So IRE a coDxict30a by jury % a nan
xns only sells 70 White men ART over hars
Hns states tasf IL seems {. ne the desire
~ the rsSsnEfty IN Alaska to have a hsgh
lecass Lad aAssaa ey ooaSrsss. Since
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
A DESPERATE ASSAULT.
shotgun. Az and knitc Used and the
the Victim Seriously Injured

Juneau. May Especial Correspond
once a canoe arrived here recently from
byea, bringing down n wounded man and
two others. The following r. an account
Of one OF the most cowarily attempts
az murder that has ever occurred in that
Nlnclnity. told nv the victim himsesg. on
the night Of May Archie Mccormack.
formerly ~ Juneau. on returning from
she rost 4tore. whore he had been stopping
a. tent with one Bob Wright and WITH
whom he has been employed working on a
scoN. was assaulted hy Wright with 9 load
"a shotgun Jus; as he WAS entering the
tent. II was with extreme difficulty that
Mccormack managed 70 wress the weapon
frem his Rssaliauts grasp. after a vigor-
Gus struggle, Wright then wens outside O.
the tent, compelling native woman.
with Naom i be living. to follow. and
after q few minutes Mccormack, feeling
weary. ieft the tent also. anal proceeds
90 take a walk for n distance % few
hundred yarGs He was suddenly sprung
upon by Wright. armed with an Ak. He
had heeu crcuched IN a thieS ciurnn -
bushes. watching for Mccormack who
was dealt heavy blow With the Ak. FELL
'rg hin 20 tho gTcura. whereQron Nrish,
drew out his knife and commenced slash
inx and cutting his victim h. a hcrr.hie
rsanuSr, INJECTING ere long cash On his
check frur irches In icugth. basii-s sew
esal urly cuts or The side and Top O, his
eetd, also on ore hard. ard other rs-rs O.
to hNdy, Mccormack hetnS taken -
utterly ~ surprise. ard not having 4
weapon 81 any kird sheu; him vas COM
rlefciy a. the merry OF bis hloo8rh ir~;v
sssaiisnt. Who kept plgnxiur his saira
inta him rglenslcSSiy. at times merely cut
urg through his oeSs or has. hosh q
which are BACKED taSo sAreas. while a.,
uiher times Mccormack would succeed n
wart-ns &c q hAcW. He saw THAI unloss
p could set away at c-ce hts time BAD
come. a. hrs hiect Was leaving him rapsa-
~. ASd there was 10 sign Of any asst
sace. tScues re shouted loudly whenever
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18

AprEi there has been bat one rainy day.
the weather being clear. hut very. very
Geld
The Mexico viii not return 10 Alaska
right Away. the City Of Topeka taking the
run. which win be begun on Tuesday The
freight brought down on the steamer Eli
be taken to San Francisco Without being
unioafed- Among the passengers were
Marshal Williams and George Moore. h2v-
ing in charge Edward Berry and an In
dian named Pete. prisoners convicted at
the last term Of court. They viii be taken
10 San Quentin on the next steamer going
down. There were also several business
men from juneau among the passengers
Following is the fun list Of passengers
brought down.
Mrs Frank Ssickner. c. II. PeaYce. Mrs.
Pezrce. Frank Pearce. Charles Pearce.
Luceii Pearee W. Terry. H B. Ia Faver.
Thomas Cisary. Mrs. CleAry. j. H. Kelly.
Annie Griffin, John Fleming. Jerry Sgiii-
van. Mrs G. F. Forrest, H. ]. Miller. c.
C. Manning. J. A. Hopkins. J. w. Ellis.
J. b. Lynch. J. " Clark Mrs.
Clark. II. F. Burnett. W Moore.
Grace Goldfre, s. J. Thompson.
yinsng. Grace Exmond, Moxer Goldsmith
J. H. Dorlintz. Richard Johnson. F. ID.
Freeman. Miss c. W. Culston. Mary B.
Calston. Katherine V. Cation, Mrs. pore,
Miss Ogden. c. 8. Gilbert, A johnson.
Mrs. Johnson. j. Nerchandorf. Mrs. Bjon-
stead 500 Hoo Sing Z. IAsaka. r. Peter
son, K. Cunningham. c. l. Grant. Mary
Johnson, n. Green. Z. r. Carseil. W. II.
Marley, c. H. Mckay. Fred Patchen.
Charles Wing. John Morning. Jacob kas-
ka. l. w Spencer. y. PauIson. s J. Ber-
tram. n. valdiro. F. Lewis. D. W. Nell.
G. Ness. G.. Mayor. j. Monahan. James
A. Schmidt. W. C. De Long. Z Berger.
Doyle, q. n. Haienberg. J. w. Eine. r.
kavanaugh. +. s. Barry. A. c. Balett.
j. NJ Utterhock. N. Olson. John Johnson.
o. GBstafson. o. Kline. w. r. Elliott. I.
Jackman. Charles Swanson. n. Baron
oyich
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TO BUILD FREIGHT CARS.
Northern Pacific Looking to Wa, hing
ton-Good Time and sound Money.

After an absence OF nearly six weeks
o. u. Coivin- receiver OF the Front Street
Cable Railway CONTRARY. has returned
from his Eastern tr.p. His mission was
20 lay before the New York management
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad CON-
Tauy the practscaSiaty and advantage 20
be gained by utilizing. the car shops at
South Tacoma IN the hsEiIting Of freight
cars o. ali dsSeriuttons from native TIM
her for the Eastern market
Mr.. ColviE saws ths matter was taken
~ n detail and the proposition carefully
goze over with the New York people, and
the only thing preventing an immediate
move toward carrying Il ont 10 the con-
fenrsated reorganization and sale Of the
road. which viii probably take place some
time during the latter part Of July. On
this account actiaa will be deferred ua.a
after the REORGANIZATION - effected. but
then steps will certainly % taken
In regard 70 the csnSitson 81 the country
and the political ou-3ook. Mr.. Gown said.
1t would appear that Seattle Is no worse
on than Eastern cities when YOU take
s1ts eo--s.4ssxs.1n ,aA. vi reason o. Tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18

Nav . to Is inclusive, round trim rate
OF 80 will be made on the magnificent
steamer City ~ Kingston. which viii lex, I'VE
Seattle al i0l5 a. m. on May -. q and %
and az 10 p m. on Maya The celehra.
tion at Victoria on account of the queea's
birthday VIII be on grinder scale than
ever before. ard everything Will he done to
make Il pleasant for excursIonIsfs m ~
City OF Kingston. For tickets. etr cal
at fesler wharf or Northern Pacific city,
ticket office l. a. Nadeau. general agent
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
The Trail 90 Turnagain Arm.

The gold seekers landed by the Bertha
AT Portgae bay have made their way over
the portages and scattered to the inte-
rior. The trail to Turnagain arm is, re-
ported in splendid condition. 1t is fifteen
miles in length: there are up grades TO
an elevation of 100 feet, the remaining
twelve are down grade. Seven hundred
pounds were hauled over in one sled.
From the summit the ice could be seen
which is closing in the inlet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
Eastern Lumber ~i,inmcnts.

April was a record breaking month for
car shipments Of lumber from this city 20
the East. There we're fifty-three cars.
averaging i4ao feet 20 the car from one
firm alone OF these. five contained finish
building material, nine were OF bridge
lumber. three Of car material. three OF
shingles and the rcnnaIlsGe. OF rough ium-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18

The California readers OF the Post-intel.
iigencer viii ind II on sale daily at Cooper
4 Co.'S stationery store. 7ts Market street.
Just one block UP Market street from the
Chronicle ONCE. Price &c.
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Seotg8an9 CT cit Rob til alt
onot.

ct fsrselist, men fanIte life fad IieIs
bent forstommenbe 2ipsbiI.be mebNs
leg / "Sunbsp. Sibn." fra Webetpab.
Oct er ON en- Sdmilie boor Munbsn er
~arbeioIom, men bnber for ntsset ItGrt.
0ritte. Suitrusn er bpben 90 bar
ilaat fig pad aafeorittingen. Sor
nosle aar fiben eliteo be to fun bins
dnben, men 4dr for Qar potseb 8ars
neFotten, iamtibis meo at aierligs
beoen tjslneoes. Saa be9pnbte So
men at "tabe fig, bun lisneb mere en-
otsien Roie, tattet bore 8dFetaaren
og Geoiggangen. Sum forIsmt. baas
be i'm egen pg gsrnenss &lebebraqt,
mems bun git fra ben enc Raboaaarb
til ben dlloen o9 lob i'm Sunge lsbe
meb Slabbsr lige fort iom Steen / lin
&afetop. Raar ben osngane Gbruss
lt9s Mano tom biem ON aftenen fra
1T arbstoe, fanh ban 3. p~anItisttebe
imdd, uoen Silipn miot iblanot bet
soeld9te Sus9erado, ps in9en fanbtes,
Iom tunoe IGtte frem @ftensmao for
ben iultne 5amiliefur. Iuar Iaa aps
men pmIioer tom biem % Wanoen
forebolot benbs pdd en- lempelio Moas
be, bpab bun buroe SIRE / Stebet for
at lebe omtring / 8aaroene, beo bun
BAN al meo ftpg9. Orb. SilI(ut Isot.
ben itatturs Manb at fluff, i'm Sora
/ ftarte Sritte. San forIsmts 1T Or
beios, og Nsben fob mart for 0sren.
Siteoetfpr M at inbIe, at bet bar bens
bes Stplo, at Manoen bupoe foat
Smag foe bet Itarts, tateo 9onen
StDloen oper pau BAN % opfsrt. ia
Ida ilemt mob BAN, at ban mere GA
mere itpebe 1T eIenoige Siem. SpoS
ltal bel Gnoen bli pua bette, ga bp.m
bar Der ben itsrfte Stplb?
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26

~ stUodroet DOR al Nooptat g8Iuett
UT bsn ftSre Cont, iOm li9ser bas
er.sdfOss e.ulebuiet, % iOm nuar liae
atb Fiji Grp Sim. 9isbeiummen er
ls150o. Suis MI ben paatantte npe
StUlebpsnins fOmmer til at ipare til
ben fore Cont, ptl Der bperten noe
elIer inoe bliue Mansel paa Sum for
S%folebgrnsne.
- Ntartin Suus, iom | ct Bar Slar
bar pnret Glert hos Sper 2arien, rel.
ier bennc use biem til 2isbon, 50.
Den fulbe girtnins af be iiofte
aars pOlbiumme ERIE piier fig fsrit
MI, ibet en- Mnnsbe pr9stise 9raer
baube / Spen Os pau 9anbet bbr. 8
Spen er bet melt be fprfieGlise Sprter
Staple, iom bet saar ubouer.
- Nut til 9tanbas resnebe bet
~uiaouanli9t meset | Gecorab ps bens
narmsite Smesn; men lansere borte i
Horopeit % NOrb maa bet babe resnet
meset mere; tbl Ranoas Morsen bar
@luen illb til Srebberne ps paa lapere
lissenoe Steoer ooerIpsmmebe ben
fore S~tratninssr. S ct Sus basens
for @inneibeif Sotel MATTE en- So,
mile flptte ub, oa Der bar Gare for, at
Sanbet tunoe tr9n9e inb / Suiet. Ban.
bet tiger f~remoeles, % tOmmer Der
mere 8esn, pil uut Slummen sjpre abs
itinig Stabe.
Mrs. Sioert Nrneiun fra 9ard)s
tpoOb, Soma, er Der i8eiss bOs grOrbp
6amilien / @eIt 9ecOrab.
- 8aitur q. 6. Suis refer Tirss
bag Iiten til @~ortbcape, Bis., pna Ell
fort Seies. 9erira refer ban til
starsmsbet / CT. Iaul. San psntes
life hiem isisn for 5rebus ben 13os
Stunt.
- Wtiis Inna Remmen, 9atter a
DIE &emmen | Springfield Spipuibip,
bsbe iibite llse ps blep i 5rebass besra'
pet unber flor 2~eltasslie. Gibpbe poi
% aar sammel os bar paret ipselia
81 Glars Tib.
- Senrp @ner fra @ortb County,
Soma, er Der / Seips hos Slastninse
/ 8lenuOub Totpnibip.
Stolelarer So6u Dlion fra
@bitsbnn, @is., er fOmmen Bib for al
ituosre GnseIit TED Secprab Snihtute.
= Sem Mil af Mil,paufee 8anens
Spprleie i H9rbeben al Mc@resu,
itpueoes oaf Of Sanb Fommen Scat til
@tanbas, iaa al Craft uuer ben 2el q
Sanen er miolertiois ftanbiet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Saateoes faI be ba' BET,
Spcoetgoe.

Seq oil oennssaus fprtaue agus,r. j
iere, at ri Der / Hiosepap bar t,rs,, :.
en- nb Maabe at funae Gg0s. P,tsn, :,
piled for.
Spoe fiuoes 10 posraIt { BENIN, ,,,,I
Seroen, ielp Der I bet Riftelio, Ris,,-]
Ser bar Ri gn, ipm fporer fine s,a, 4
itlaaleu Speoe. SurIeOen gIat bI,s j
"fpeite'laus", % alp,ten 70 broo IA, !
Iieo, men enoel i,nse Gutter Snsi.Ss M,
De baooe Ntlstanie ON, at ban bib, irsSl
Jig. Sra 8peus "greamerp. bups, b, 4
ipnst fig meo en- flor 9gtte sisrn,u,,
meo eenne toe be gIaoS ossnuS.r al
tasien. Site peuteos be Irnss, fsr I'D
icnr meb en- Sci poo Grmeu pa b,osrs,.|
fplee ben, men ioetiamm. 'om bel, si,r
meliiulamiten neo pper SUveo,t puo M
Su fore min, bpor ban tcg tilb.ns, 0, \
ben Saprebinaen bar ban lite prr,t i,,I
&Iosetpap, Soma, 14os glat 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Decprab Dg Smegr.
Ten 26os 1sai 1896.
SsosfaIb.

SneriS Sauocn uisit peo 3sosn Wni
til 9inieona / Ell glosr al life fuiot "a
Slar. Sun bar Gnfe eitsr Gnsebris'
Sausen, iom Fem bio til @inneibsil
Gpuntp / 1850 % par iaaleees en- al
be auerierIte rorIte 6amilier | oenns
Gel al Staten. sc uoudnoreoe fra
SigSat tiotig i 40 Gnrcne ps boeoe
flere Gar i GGrbeneu al 8elrit, @is.
&c ,iebs %Ssngarg bet 2auo peo Seloit,
bopr be M betienots SunoheostiIoer
CT. & 1850 tum G%nsebrtt Saugcn
iommen msb ct Bar andre RoromGnb
til @inueibsit County US Garet eiter
fom 5nmilieu. Giosoe Sugrio Sau'
gen oar / mango Senieenoer en- mGrte'
fig 9uinbs, % Ri ital ieuere berette
mere ON benoeS Sip % Sirfipmbso
bluuot be samIe Gettlere. gun eftgr,
laper fig 3 Ssru, Better 6. 9saoeu,
Gilbert 6. Snuseu, iOm eie,. 5emjljens
samIc 9iemitso, os IRA. Nlplbss.
9e9rapclicn fOre8ag1 bag Gftermio.
bag fra aioDbes Stem.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Ut NIT SeIeRoS

De fDar. aitt.rs-, sooria..
@itronomsrne Ter paa Sinn,n.sn
ne, fables sslsTtopsr. Sill n'.s
itiQinssn / 1900 FtuI Der f ~I.l'tfI
ct faaOunt, os ben OanTt,lio, sfsN
az 9laSist .r olersO. bss9nst, N
lsosn Tom til Basis ct gIasfss,, n
peter $500 gunb % sr ,brno.S , Nv
5psrmaal. Oct bar inObnus "
topper, os unbsr sronson,,.,
Slasosrtst / en- onbsn al sr,u..l1
sper maatt. Der iu9ttoess S.. by
5oril9tl9bso, for at bet i'll. FpS. !:
nosst Stsb. Den ubors grosg,, /
fer all.reOs s2o,oOO; men poI,r+,,j
Oll totts baloanOsn 9ano n7r., !
S%ranfmano bar OpfunOet en- Nh n
tbooe til at sire ben blunt % o;,. i
ct nsidgtigt Raal. Oct b,b,, =. !
nAe atttsrt bill bring. @oan,n In \
bet menneitelige 2i., Of Osns rs,,j
fun bliosr iOm SO mil; men y,,.:'l
iorerns peo ObieroatOriet / ger, i
taller, at Maanen lite biI Bin. r,,.j
for Siet, enb ben M sr msO sn,,.1
iom sjsr gfitanbcn til 81 mH o'1
gere fan ben m.nnefeli9e srrs ]
bripe bet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Out Seirberren t Wafaton'
Icbct
frtpes / Ct grep fra It6en:

fripes | Ct 9rep fra It4e1:
Den fsrit. Naratpnlsbers Raon er
CLIENT, men / bisis 9uss sr bans mo>
berne Gfterfslgers paa ale 2eber:
Den attiife 8pnbeIsn Spiros Suis fra
amaruIion er for sibsn ben melt pms
taft. Manb / belle Sellas, pg mart
gaar bel bans Raon og giIsSe ub
ODER belle 9erben.
Oct bar nemltg BAN, bois boioe &i>
ton, ibet ben ffimtsoes paa Ifftdno,
/ Srebags bragte bet pdnatbenGlIte
Stabipns poer 10000 Silituere til
iom en- ManO at reiis fig, iom ON en-
Sprite narmeoe fig; bet bar BAN ior1
orbppenbe al Speo, peb Stationens
port msbtes at to 8ongeisnner os at
benz nGiten bares frem til to applaus
bersnbe 3onger, iom blottebe fin. Sos
peber for BAN; bet bar BAN, ipm III
en- 9ape pad $4,000 Srd6msr at en-
sapmilb 2anosmano os en- pr9gtig
9aarb msb 9runo at en- anoen, ct
@uIoubr At en- bsseiftret DAME fra
Smbrnu, en- Smfaonelie al en- erens
triit gnslanberinbe, Sribreo paa Gla'
Der bos en- Strebber, iptite for ct Qar
hos en- R%eitauratsr, Gigarstter for
Iiseiaa lang Stb at en- sobatsbanbIer
og fri 8arbertns pos en- Barber i bet
feirsorutne Itben.
Oct er ben gpbe, rrpsle % typ. Iar
gamle Spiros 2uis, - for e. BAR
Odgs fioen en- utienot arbeib.r paa
TN 5aoers Mart, - ION M / IN at
0~agbIaoene at en- S~nbinser fore
'ldaes til Stortbinssmanb for Militia
! en- lsois Plabs, fom man bapbe tpntt
at beiGtte meb ben / bisI. 0aae ofbsbs
forHenpGrenoe prsmisrminifter Sris
tupis.
Sans geSrift bar ben, at ban TIL
bagela9be 40 ailomster paa 2 Sim.r,
55 Minn., Sc Setunber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Soief gpdtb.
T,nne b.rsmt, s~piubeleo. o. MI

Tenne bersmte &~pinbelese % gsS'
ielsbir!per er nplis bsb | @ien. 8
be iibtie Gar bar ban blinb. On 2un'
sebetGuoelie enbte bans 9ase. So
lei Spdtb fsot.s ben 13oe Warts
1923 ! 8csen / 9prpl, bour bans Ja'
Der bar 8loffer. 9roSs fin r,nss Ser.
fomft orep afbsbe oct iii at blipe en-
pereensbersmt lrrb, Timber iitetspro
fesior, Sofruab, GOritanber for ben
mebicinite aliuit 0laswa-e teslg etprr
- - os1ss 66ss 6itnajd 8 aSst".
~ ~ 49, ~. ma &c fine
guls kHsSe eratt ane mortebe ro.
prIter, Tom andre selfmade men.
San flnbe bore bjerp os paagaasnbs,
boor man pentebe, at ban itulbe bore
reierpsret cs tilbasebuloen; men aloris
f%Ornesteoe ban fin mcbisbte, ~operitrsm-
rnsroe SjertenssObbeb us lin Sprfiars
lisbeb for be fattise ps ulpttelige.
Sans 5orelasninser, iom parebe fra
Sl. u til 2, bar life Blot belrrenbe,
men ogiaa letfattelise os inbtrens.no.,
iaa Stuoenteu msbtos ct reelt ubbptte
al benz. Sans Gilbsrerifare bar altio
flor, os ran inooirteoe life aleue paa
S%Orftanben, men osiaa paa Sjerte ps
8cmpt. sadtb ppbros bele Slestlsb
al 29ser, iom M er iprebte al SerSen
ooer ps minoes BAN meb 5atnsmms'
ltsbeS. Com Carer git ban life ben
Iasne 2anbepei us fob life bsit OPP
bsiet oper fine Gilbsrere, men tinub fig
mansen Gang en- munter Spss, Der
fremtalote en- biertelis 2atter. "Naar
en- Neserinoe glitter fig meb en- bib,
Iasbe ban, "iaa bliuer Barnet en- Wu.
Wn-" Der ituniebe ban os lob Stu.
oenternes 4or fable inb n,eo ct fraitist
- lat. Saaoanne Smaabesip.nbeoer
cpparmebe baabe 9erer os gleper ps
bibfsrte en- Soritaaelie, iom be andre
Srciesio rer misunbte fin 9onesa.
8 a~nlebnins al Spdtbs ~25.aarise
Subilaum 1875 afIsrebes / ben fore
&linitial ct 8illebe af BAN. 9et er
mafet af Soief @. gisner, us Subila-
rem er uoftpret meb en- 2aurbartrans.
Iaa 8iQebet itaar: "gil ben arpars
oise Meiter fra bans tnfnemmeliae
Siiciple." Oct bar ct llbtrpf for ben
alminbelise Stemning.
s 1886 tps ban Gfffeb fra Timber.
fitetet. Manse sgresbeuisninser blep
bam tilbel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
CIT nptttg S~noretmina.

Siplse "@lobus" begpnbte Smith
sonian Institution / @aibingtou, 8,
g., fin betpbninssful Sirtipmbeb /
1852. Gen iatte fig til Spsape at
beisrse rbperlins Of pioenItabelist
Natsrials melem Observation-Disclosures
% SOrIfsre / be Sorenebe Gtater CO
fremmsoe 9anbe = frit ps uben See
fpitnins. Gil ben gnoe bar Sniitu.
tipnen fat fig ! Sprbiuoelie meo piben.
ifabelise Sellfaber % lGrbe | belle ben
cipiiiiereoe @eroen, ps Gntallet al bens
Surrsipunbenter belpber zig nu til 24,s
900. Munse fore 3ampititstOmpus
nier unberitptter 5%oretasenoet peo
irastirit at beiorore Spser, Starter %
andre 2rptiaser; fun iaaoanne Gins
ienoes ps nobDttes. Soer eHfelt Sen.
bir9 maa life pptose ct itprre &um emo
en- balu aubiffob, bare spot inopaitet
% tpoelis a~oresieret. Sra 1852 til
1895 beiorbrebes 1,459,44S Soapnf.
fer. 9asten al be sjennem Snititus
tiOuen ienote Sp9er belpber fig bpsrt
gar til puer 100 Cots. SmitbiOninn
Snititution er i tit Sla9s eneitanenbe,
os ben 2ettelie, ben poer 5oritniuscn,
geraaoer bette 2anb iii 9Gre.