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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-19
BUILDING COLLAPSES,
VSorkmen in a Terrible Accident
at Eau Claire, Wis.
MANY ARE KILLED AND INJURED

'Ne Wen Left Perched on Top of Wall
"hich Did Not Go Down aud They Are
the Only Ones to Escape Injury-Fire
department Called Out and Begins
search for the victims-List of Dead and
Injured.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug l0.-Wbile
twenty-five workmen were engaged in
tearing down Music hall a four-story
frame structure, the building collapsed
The dead and injured are; Halvor Ole.
son. mas wife and four children, body
recovered; William Dean, contractor
body still in the ruins; John Thorsen
crushed by falling timbers, cannot live;
Nicholas Roach body still in the ruins;
James Dean buried under mass of tim.
bers, cannot live; Charles Agln. badly
crushed; Ole Salberg, seriously crushed:
John Larson Gus Meyers, Ole Johnson.
Brady Nedrum, H. b. Walters, William
Berg, w. f. Evans William Arnold, Bert
Wallum, Ludwig Berg.
When the building came down five men
who were working on the roof were left
perched on the front wall These were
the only ones who escaped injury They
were taken down by the fire department
ladders
Recovering the Bodies.
some of the roof had been taken off and
partitions had been knocked out The
south wall bulged out in the middle, and
roof, floors and wall came down with "a
crash heard ten blocks away The fire de-
partment was called out and hundred
men attacked the debris. The dead body
of Halvor Oleson was first taken out.
John Thorsen Of Little Black, Wis, was
next. He is dying at the hospital He
leaves wife and children. james Dean
OF Eau Claire came next. His recovery is
doubtful Men are still digging for the
bodies Of William Dean and Nicholas
Roach, supposed to be buried deep in the
basement. The front wall is still stand
ing but is liable to fall Travel is block
AIDED for three blocks The fall of por.
ton of the west wall, torn down by the
fire department, carried away electric
light, power and telephone wires Half
the town Is in darkness and the str, ct rail.
way is tied up.
Feared Others Are Lost.
Two concerns had the job dismantling
the building. Dean of this city had the
contract To tear down the superstructure
and Schmidt a. Bros. of West Superior
had the stone foundation. IL is feared
that besides Dean and Roach, perhaps
three or four other men, in the employ of
schmidt Bros, are dead under the ruins.
Their names are not known. 1t Is said
they were from West superior The
searchers are making slow progress. The
cause of the collapse is related as follows
by one of the workmen: At the rear of
the building extending from north to
south was an iron rod which had been
put i'm to strengthen the walls. This rod
was cut in the course of knocking off the
upper story. AS soon as the rod was cut
the north wall spread and the floors
dropped and forced the south wall out
ward
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-19
YACHTS IN COLLISION.
Accident at the Royal Albert
Club Regatta.
BARON Won ZEDwITZ FATALLYHURT

He Was the Owner of the Isolde, Which
Was in Collision with Emperor Will
iam's Yacht Meteor, and Was so Badly
Injured That Death Resulted-Cretans
In Need Of Bread Instead of Rifles-For-
eign Notes of Interest.
LONDON, Aug l9-The Royal Albert
Yacht club regatta was continued at
South sea Tuesday over the forty-six
mile course sailed Monday. While the
races were in progress the Meteor came
into collision with the twenty -ratcr Isolde,
dismantling her and throwing. the crew
into the sea All of the boats stopped i'm
mediately and began the rescue of the
Isolde's crew, which was accomplished
The races were then abandoned The &c
cident happened just at the beginning Of
second round of the big race Baron Zed
witt tho owner Of the Isolde who was on
board his yacht, was struck in the head
and face 10y some OF the fragments OF the
masts and other parts Of the boats which
the collision sent flying in every direc
tiOn
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-19
Death of the Baron.

Baron Won Zedwitz died shortly after
being removed To the hospital Baron
Won Iedwitz was German privy councillor
and member of both the reichstag and
the Prussian diet. He has been in parla.
ment for about twenty-five years, was "A
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-19
Here Are Some Facts.
You Ought to Know.

l. The Detroit Telephone Company has now nearly
FIVE THOUSAND subscribers. Every subscriber for
telephone has signed a legal contract Nearly
THREE THOUSAND have signed three-year contracts
The Detroit Telephone Company has a THIRTY
YEAR FRANCHISE from the city and is the only tele-
phone company owning franchise in Detroit
The Detroit Telephone Company is building
the conduit in which to lay its cables Sixty miles
of duct feet of conduit are required. Nearly TWEEN
tyfve miles already laid
l. The Detroit Telephone Company is building the
most modern and perfect telephone plant ever
built in this country. The conduit will last hun
dred years and the cables will be practically inn
perishable. You can imagine the perfect service
telephone subscribers will receive
The Detroit Telephone Company has enthusiastic
public and popular support. Think of a metallic
circuit telephone in your house for 25 dollars year
or in your office for 40 dollars year! No wonder
The telephone subscribers are increasing at the rate
Oh nearly 100 week Do you know any reason
why there will not be 1000 Detroit Telephone sub
Scribers within three years?
ihe Detroit Telephone Company's stock is all full
PAID and non-assessable. Telephone stock has al
ways been huge paying investment The time
10 buy is when the company is started.
lie Detroit Telephone Company's prospectus, a
copy OF which can be had on application, shows that
'e stock of the company pay ten per cent
U'iuend the first year and still leave five per cent
'0i surplus. Every additional 900 subscribers
VIII aud over twenty thousand dollars to the earn
TS TS power of the stock. How much will Detroit
i ~ lnohe no ne Company stock be worth in 1900 when
r, r. mas, mas 10000 subscribers?
amo'-,it Oetroit Telephone Company offers limited
w Ii oi Its stock to the general public, confident
eneVlng that no investment profitable or
MI. SAFE has ever been offered to the people OF
or ush' he stock is in 500 shares. No man
vest;n ;onan can afford to invest dollar before in
Con,ssdung the stock of the Detroit Telephone
JOHN T. HOLMES.
calumet Hotel. CALUMET, MICH.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-19
VENEZUELA DISPUTE.
Salisbury Comedies the Main
Point to Mr.. Olney.
EVERYTHING TO BE ARBITRATED.

from Present Appearances the Case Can
Be Closed Speedily and AmicabIy-set-
tied Districts Are Not To Be Held Out.
Which Was the Sticking Point-If Set
tiers Are Dispossessed They VIII Be
MolIihed by Great Britain. .
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
Where Water Is Scarce.

\ B Ellis. while q 8 VS.. 70 As
ceos;oa Island re: 81 cid trend who
:ho1k hands, reached down q GA: t-on
Peg and PIT !, G.. say.nS:
Excuse ny nos putsiug On a shirt,
viii yu1?'
'.Ot cou-se, # co1-se, 3" replied NJ.
Ellis Take Of uo<e Of you clothes Il
yoo L teel mare ca-to-ab.e.
"S-no- It's MT that, TIT the fac. Is I
haven't shi-. clean enoash 20 rcson :"
NJ. Ellis co1ld only num- his sly
p-:sa az this strange ci----s.aoce and
endeavo-e.i 20 look syur1;he.ic. TIE
friend confirmed. i 6a-e "a! ia think
!, odd ;has 6ca's hav= tAaa ~sza.i;:''
NJ Ellis, hardly Rovi-y wnAs 70
sa!, inquired WE! d2': ?oo:''
Tie friend u.oi6=.i = h1@h,a sa.s 8,
the ese,c. .Aas tAa Ea-s- s-pf-! It ~
island consisted p-nrspsa,iF q whas
WAS d;st;l-s,i Z: o1oisosz-. E-
quantity bin. oey.a::-=,i r. ON-:s-s
d-.ps -6 B-l1s-l -e--s; .Ias -a.r-
was aiwayz : sc.sa.,-.s t.ai !. ~.s sz-Ts,:.
q. Ike -a-co :: - cGr 1E
slas.!. - a--~2x = EE-=-s
TINES ts:-g I'D sa-.l1s : "a! ~ III
Whso c.1Goes ses scf 80 TIE v4s.-
tae va.a- .- washing io1 hsd - ~
ssas with th=l BIT tas c10dsasa az
ths: t,oe asits4a Czs e o-iex fE sUs
nine q tn da!s, a-i eTEady @ the
is-1d lad t<san u: q sao-s allowance,
80 taa, shsy lad ncs eco-eh t1r drink
ing, mich less - washing s:tas- them
se,Ees q shs;- clothes Ore
Sourar
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

a god E.nC q MAJ. Msoioaaid i
told b. the Lon6aa Ch-1n:cla TIE
p!unky ua;cE commanded battalion q
Srdanese g. the tastia # TcsE-t-ara
h.acks who were deyo,ed 20 hin and
iove.i hin Ike a :ashe. DURING tbs.
tsa,-ie they disote!ed hin ;o- -hs frs.
.He. The willy de-vishsss had lain down
few tcrd-sd yards run the Egyptian
to-ce and were deliberately drawing the
fir Il TIE latter Z: Swinging up,
waving :ae;- banners and falling p-uce
again II the 30 escape :ha sAowe- q
bullets ,has followed The eay=1ass q
the Suiaoese was s-ch thas they og1ii
nos te made 20 So that TIE object Ct the
d-i.oes vas 30 calsa the1 20 exhaust
ths;r anuuo;.:on Ma,o- Macdoua-d
s1a1Esd. o11nao6sd, Ewo-e II Ms
a1sas A-aa.c, and a. 70 u p-p,sa-
Tie blacks woald ".c.1ea oE'' az ,5ei-
son;es 50 az Last, the situation teoo--
ing desperate, IL ran forward, and
walking dowo the t.ca. # TIE firing
liza hs Ea0-;sd - his usn, ''No~, i
:or must &e, E-e through ue"'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
A Bit Of California Climate.

My ;nr-Goc.ioa TO California ca-.s
N ,ae SHAPE c: dcss q pneumonia :
declared the "a. harss-aa from New
Orleans II came ove- .ha s1-.heD
.o-.e, ard crossing :ha Mo.ave 6a$e-. i.
wss ho..e- .hzn the hinges u tt,a Ss.es
Of Tophe: When I wec. - bad.
,A9cSh. vo-ld ~ taxed Like = Christ
uas pig before ua-oins. THREW a.. .aa
t.ssic-oshas q aoi u! r+-sr-.-ins ~ q
cCp,e q hcCS ts.o-e I ccl,d gu -
sleep
Some tine IN ,h= nigh. / yvcke up
and coIi hardly uove haoi g toa. I
thigh: vas tsaks.i - crisp At.e-
p:och.cS ayse,t alive ani working ny
limbs l:.sle ca-= - .be c--c,G:oc
;1as hsd t-sa. .-cka,i !. a ret.S-a.--
~ aoi was 81 ca,i s.,-A<s. s--i:s,:
;.= oasas- :a- .sw Z--:ss SIT finally
-ezate-es. wh=-e I'D o-S1; - -
q. A>.Ei - =! ts,ic.c-.ss, ~.
sc-e Q. =! os..Ae,-s --<i havs :r,i
,ri s.=.1.e &c 81 III s-s-.s- .Ae-
] ESd Isl e-E-a ssass A1i s--s-E-a
.=.i - rig - ;Aa r,-r.e-. 81 il sag
ioe resi- q i5s night ~ st-a~ - OF. "a
explained - IL tLzi 80 III -. i1s
issss-El. ~es-s ias .---sie- 5000 81
-: = t1= slS.s. - sd III .--o
s-sl. .o-l=s :. Z.w - T=Aa--.p -s.ss.
vts-e .he -- ~-s Gwl - c@-~3. "
So. F-acc-s,1 PCs-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

Miss Ma-y Grace TAoCtal- 6a1Sh-
tsr q tire British eHtasssdo-. describes
Tire c,1-ons.iol q Aisxaaie- II ot Rus
sia in Cenro.?. The writer says: Twas
certainly disappointed IN tbe h:s q tie
procession thai Locked :u-vari 70
uoss-she Deputies des Peuplades Az;.
atigues sounises a "a RuSsie, which
pronisad 70 t.a the ucS. original so1e-
thing that one couid see in Russia only
The opening Of the procession was chax-
acieristic: Hlzloy, the bead ot the Pc
lice, and IL policeman Then came she
e-pe-u.'s private esru-.. ve-! hao6soue
in rai and gold two Ccsssck regiments.
the Cossaek Deputies, and my friends
the Az;aHcs No wonde- d:dn'. ind
them imposing, to- !us- as they were
passing the hands struck - tte national
hymn, TIE bc-ses started, ind the dep
1aes became q confused mass clinging
70 their horses naanes The owner ot 8
ve-y tesztitL yell0w six dressing
gown-au the;- Costumes Looked Ike
dressing gown=-kep. his bead and his
SCAT, to: ] saw tie khan {. hhiva's
hinge black fur Lat hcbb:rg Up and
down in most un-khan-ny war"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
Silent on That Topic

II rad q very interesting article the
other day" said the laDdlady, who was
presiding at the breakfast table coffee
pot
"On what subject" asked the star
bcarjer as be took his second cup
az was by some celebrated scientist,
be-. really I've forgotten his nane-vey
distinguished man, though, / assure
you"
But wha. did he say, Mrs Hash
trutr:" asked the pretty schoolna'am
Il. twas On thu subject Of ooSee drink
ing. He said that the coffee drinking
habi: was one which grows upon its
slaves with all the force Of the craving
ios intoxicating liquors"
=, this SIZE locked significantly q: the
star t,oarie-, who was handing Up his
rup for replenisnnsoc
"Iwish could quite his e1ac: words
have the clipping up stairs somewhere.
and IL IT 10 find and pass it a,1und
among the ladies and gentlemen twas
really a wonderful article. II went ex-
haassively into the chemical cans.;cnan.s
# c9se-a. Altogether he makes s--0ns
case aSa;ns. coSee and shows its delete
rious effects upoa the human system
Mrs Hashc-u:., said the star beard
= as he again passed up his cup ''only
half fill this time, please Thanks l
want TO ask question ab1at yo1r SCI
enlist and rs article.
''G-o o-''
VIVA. cid h. say was tire e=ec. On
tha human sys.al e tie articles oo1-
Eo,iy used II boarding ho-sas IS s-b-
s-i:utes f.. coEee: '-De.-o:. F-ee Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

OF late years ihs dwarf palm 50 ATM
dani in Africa las t.ssa prgasahly ufi.-
i0sd b! French artisans, the leaves. j, Z
stated furnishing 80 pe- cant # 1bs.
which is extensively used Is chap
substitute tor horsehai-, according 70
the following process: TIE flar i e1-
trac.ed either BY h-d cumbinS O. tE
means Of drums with NEEDLES aid knives
worked by steam powe-. The g0sea fit-er
Is twisted or cu-le6 IN lis raw state and
finds several applications The black
SIT is at first dyed IN baths Of sulpha,e
& iron and ioiE-vocd- than twisted and
again dyed This fte-, il is alleged.
Possesses two advantages over animal
fber, which have led 20 it, extensive
employment, II being exempt Hon In
sect destruction and scne IS par cent
less expensive than hc-sehai- There
are, it is said large wo.ks II Algeria
where the leaves are bough. II large
quantities and the fle- cleaned u q
commercial scale. In Gran ne factory
prepares daily SINE 60 tales Il 200
pounds each. In another, hy particular
process. a finn prepares the material
black and brilliant, without smell q
dust, at the rate of so tons per month.
As material for the eoarser descriptions
Of paper it has also proved servioeahle.
New York Sun
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
Dr.. Peters tie -Epic-x..-

D.. Pess-s oocs v.'csa : bag eo.-si.t;
New L:sa. II D--k -att--:ca- = Wick.
d s1ow: - ~ So 9. ls-s r.. rs
NIX has th--wo - t5a, csc-..-e-- Il
A-ES.. 1884, h s.a-.=i - -1e lana
y:ve. n British Eas. Africa e, IT, had
# a aEai to-e q Small Be:cre ,he
END q tia. ninth. ~ TIE carszlns Q.
a canoe, he LOST, aAoog s1ue loais =
Ammunition aoi brandy. tie oc.y lad
q t-a=-ss I r.1sssess,i E continued
his :o@s!, as he tails q, ''w.sAo-s
a-y articles Q: barter.
Re c: c1vsa had -os s-Ec:eo. tc,-si
with hin 70 last f1- the whole iouDeT.
and cJaid not have carried j. if he had
Il consequence, IS be explains, "tae
determination TO advaoce w.thc-. the
requisite articles q barter o1ce ~ a..
decided shs character tire expedition
was fo- TIE future 70 b<a-" As the ca
avan vas obliged 70 g. focd and had
DO money with which 70 tcy il, ;c.,j
had 80 be stolen
The Subsequent history q the e1ped:.
ton is therefore Gle lung sto-y Of raid.
LOOT and nassac-e- No Traveller has fo.-
lowed N Peters footsteps w:thou, feel
ing the IL ELECTS q TIE 6is--us. q En-
ropsAns tina. has resulted :ran his ac-
tion The harm be did cannot be u.
iooe il Less than gsosra.:on -Sa.l--
day RsT!ew.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

Z Il Is worth the while Of a pablo
nan to grant an interview az al il is
certainly worth his while that it should
= done wall, and !. can only BE- done
well Il he oondescends TO step down
t-ol his PEDESTAL and cooperate almost
a- colleague with the interviewer. In the
first place, the interviewer, who has had
large experience IL his craft. Is a
specialist. He Is more Likely than the
inte-yiewea 10 understand the conditions
which 60 70 the construction Of sue
:esstui interview. and therefore he
should be allowed a tolerably frea hand
Is regards form and arrangement. Par
son2uy. Ct o1Use, always take stack
Is rapidly Is / can Ct the in:eCiewea
and consult his hanr IN everything
After al. he Is ,he pGson most mi.
Da.ely concerned with the soccass q the
,oins Production as !, Il his name with
which the public Is e1ooe-oed and 10:
tia. O: the interviewer, who is alr1cst
iava-iabl! ancayuous
All always !. his debt for the c1n-
cess.on q the interview. and Il ne wishes
il BE- must te la-gel! master Of its nan-
ne-. / an oal! suggesting that the
wisas. plan. at-e. the original Sc. q
gracious co16esceHsioa has been c1o-
-n;.ted. Is - t9-ge, fo- the b-iet hour q
the interview ina. vi a-e aJup;ss- and
,he o.hg- man . black tse.le- Doa'.
imagine thai % Is r.-e=ssa-.iy uncouve--
sac: with affairs Political q i;ta-a?
WIZ, rising politician actually e1-
p,a;csd 80 ne how CCs. elementary
wo-d sAo1ld b sre.led-g1:,e ot his
own molten toa Twas n 10 d;6culry
whass~e- Il L! soai remember that
begao - s;hla.e "p-ig." bet I SIP
p-essesi quick! the nasce-t na-gh.-osss
-Na.:1aai Rey:.ew
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
Wind acd Sound.

The means Z! which wind nay b.
measured tC lis sJUod Is n9velC Il
Modem scientific 1essarch - which tbe
as.e,tcl & tse Nationa, Academy c.
Sciences las ben drawn ~ Protes1-
Bars He asserts tia. the whis,iin4 q
the wind IS :. c.csses wire Ta-:es with
the velocity. and taas this c2n II o1-.
p1.ed from ,he pitch q ,5e Lite o.
ssved II c1se @. giTeo diameter c:
wire and ioT given air Temperature Z
special nsc-cmets- attachment: cza h
made % co1vs? ;1e SIND isolated trl
othe- no;sas, 10 ;he ot*ve- 2. . dis
sanc- Thus every grs, sid va-iax;nn G.
the wind can - studied n I'll: wsy,
and AZ ;daa 4 tie scsrAl d;.ect:oo Il
ihe gust can - lad ~ Da2ns G: ;h=
sJUds obtained frc1 .are<a WIS PLACID
q, right angles 70 lie aoothec
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

Dr.. John Morris Of this city has in
his possession stamp which was issued
By the carriers Of Baltimore anrecaisns
to the Inauguration ot the free delivery
system d.. Morris was postmaster Ct
Baltimore fron 1857 20 1861, and j.
was during lis administration TIA: the
Carriers stamp was employed hs-e- /.
Is cent stamp
The stamp was issued ty ths Carriers
for their own coovenierne. The system
obtaining az that tine, By which they
collected the Cos. Of p0s:age tr-0 rar-oss
of the postal service 70 whom letters
were delivered, was troublesome 20 the
Carriers and IN orGer 10 save themselves
the Inconvenience, the carriers ins..rrs-
ed this stamp I, was continued Until
the &C. Of cougTess Is passed establish
ing free delivery. The stamp Is great
rarity, very few c; them bang II exist
ence -Balt;nore American
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

Ia :ise >1p+r;o, Corr. q Caei4li= cs2lai ,
Hs.hirynr.

IL :i,e >uperio, Corr: q Caeh4lis county,
a.hirg'an.
IL lie matter 9: lie .-isuinen; Il
E1w4ao HUi3EET anu L4rE. :. HrL-
8EE-. ;n.oiYen: tv..o,s. u: 4 s-sr1e- Z .
Washington. i2r ;hs t:-sl. .: ,h.ir
creditors.
No-ic- j. he-eoy given 'ilz; Eiva,d
H t.rrt zrl Lana !. Hu.t.r;. lis wife,
Q: The city Of At'ei ]=ea. Ches1li. count,
Il es..in-e,. ID. On AM p. l,-5. lszse
: yclgniary ass. .rneU: - tie under
sisDei. Frank /. CafHan. Il al their
property. real. p=sao.-, and uiz=1. :or
.a= aeDeii a &. iae.r e,f7s.;0f., Us1er
AMI Or vi-:1e Z: ,he '4as Il tie state Il
Wasb.IgtCss in -Bc- cs-e, fsade and PRO-
y;5ei and ali creditors q TIE sz'i
assi.aors are hereby nQ,i5ei - p,ss=n;
lhei' clsiiss. n ne. duly verified unsle.
ca.a within three months i.9,n ,ae dale
q and frs; publication Il ilis no'.cs. Ny
t,ostot9e= address : A,'s.ieen, Cheiais
Comfy. II z-s.agc7.
DATED, May :, l.ss5.
FzsYg l. CAgwAs.
=. ". Brsa. Assignee.
..,,orre- ior assignee.
D4.e l.s, publication, liay :, 100.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
BEAUTIFUL JAVA



Tie scenery cf Java Is, think. trip
ical perfection No saneness in tire
landscape weariss the eye. AL Is valley
and mountain. cultivated with t.auti.
ful c-ors-i0iga.ed r;cese,ds, emerald
g1esn sc-etchss q tall. waving -aize,
small th;ckets Q: ba-tocs, gracefully
binding 10 the t-eeze-c- cs1vs-ed with
a tropical ve-du-e Only egoa.e,i IL teau-
- b! the forests e Sou,a America Be-
ing only midday when We arrived q.
Tasskraiaya, We c-de-ed titslo and Two
carts 20 te re2dy an hour iater 10 take
Is On a-25 mile stage 20 Bardiar So a:
2 O'Clock we we-e oocs uore n route in
t5e usual c.onveTaoces Of small awning
oova-ed ca-t-each drawn b. th-ee
poa.es-one fo- ou-selTes and the other
tor the baggage F.. the frs. few hears
We passsd Frequently through small vi
Lagos, whe-e the pao;es we-e watecad.
and CUR drivers chs.,ed with the fri.
sellers and smoked snail .arsr.ng Gig
areftes, which they b0aGht fer quarter
penny tie packet
The last pa-T Ct the :oauey was
----O-<- 49, .A-E-rs lAAA a. tI-- SUI LEI
-: some two hours beto-e ou- arrival
8: Cur destination, ii was 10 easy hat
~ for tae G-ivers - keep ,he rad in
tie inky da-kres. Finally long, steep
hill to1k Is down rum the comparative
GOODNESS q high altitude into th=
tetid swamps wbe- lies the lawn 9:
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these T7amps Inhabited. il such ny-iads
% the fxsiss Fl. ID and f-o, q hang
uotiorlass, ianpl;ke, il TIE misty air,
giving one the IDEA &: th+ lights q
SINE distant village. AL the natives
bsra, Is elsewhere II the ;s,a-d, ho,d
the white Da1 II g-ea, awe, and -
y3l pass along al do= the.- hugo b-.--
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SIDE. Ii such .ovus II tbe interior g
Baodia- there ar n ho.e.., TIT tha
Dutch government p-ovides :re= s-ol-
ping hOuses to- tra7e.e1=-iirry, tumble
69Tn places io- the nos, rar-whe-e
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-11

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