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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
Will Probably Commence Op-
Grafton in East Helena
THE STRIKE IS OFF
And Men Are Returning to Work. Mer-
chants Feel Good in the Old
Town.
,necial DiSnatch to the Bee ::

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Helena, May 14.-The prospects are
very bright for the East Helena smell
ter's resumption in very few days
unless something at present unfor-
seen occurs TO ma the harmonious
spirit now existing between the COM
pany and the men. who recently quit
their jobs. One hundred and fifty
men applied for work, this morning
and about 40 were placed at work
cleaning up the plant and placing it
in readiness for resumption. More
were hired tonight, and the indica-
tions are that furnace will be blown
in the latter part of the week.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
200 APPLICANTS FOR STARS.
Candidates for Police Force pulling
The Mayors Leg.

UC "0yOs -S0s
There are 200 good stalwart, men.
citizens of Butte, who believe they
would render the city valuable SER
vice on the police force during the
encumbency in Office of Mayor Davey.
and each one of the 200 has put in an
application to that official for one of
the SO places to be filled at next We'd
nesday nights meeting of the city
council. OF course, filing an applica-
ton for an appointive Office is an
easy matter, but securing the plum
is another item in this private snap
game to be looked after, and that is
what the 200 applicants are now busy
ing themselves with.
Each man of that army of 200 has
brother, an uncle, or a wife's cousin
with whom the mayor is on the best
of terms, and in order to secure
lead pipe cinch" on the job each
of the relatives has made friendly
call. Congratulations on the recent
election are in order, and then Mayor
Davey's troubles begin. No wise poll
tician will give the required "lead
pipe" to any one, and Butte's mayor
is no exception to the rule.
Poor Man! just think of all those
friends" he must be nice to in order
to keep harmony within the ranks of
the party! Think of the wives, all
connected with that suffering rheu-
matte leg of the city's chief official,
which are being mercilessly yanked
and pulled.
And then think of the trouble that
named and 164 applicants, together
with some three or four hundred
/ string pullers, are disappointed. Nu-
merous small hatchets and scalping
knives will Immediately appear and
be kept in readiness by the disappoint,
ed ones, while the anvil chorus play
ers will get in their "knocks" on every
occasion.
Mr.. Davey, however, is not the first
nor yet the last mayor of Butte, and
as those who have gone before him
have stood it, and as those who are
to follow must stand it, so will he
with good grace smile and say: "Thy
will be done"
Meantime, the new men will buckle
| m their ho1tc min nm tho chininp ct a
and meander off to the respective
beats to pinch" the first offender
Inter Mountain.
A member of the Dublin corporation
in speaking on the electric light ques
tion recentlq, said: "You are stand
ing on the edge of a precipice tina
will be a weight on your neck all tn
rest of your days."
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
CLOSE TO A MILLION.
James A. Murray Cleans Up For
tune in Northern Pacific.

The battle of railroad magnates for
control CT the Northern Pacific that
sent common stock to the $1,000 mark
the other day is said to have made
nearly a million dollars for James A.
Murray, the Butte banker and mining
man. To some Mr.. Murray has adj
mitted that his profits were large, and
his intimate friends assert that the
story is true. But to newspaper men
Mr.. Murray said he had made nothing
and entered a general denial. He de-
clined to say anything for publication
in regard to the matter.
The story is that Mr.. Murray held
1000 shares of Northern Pacific COM
mon, which he bought outright some
time ago when the stock was selling
at $48. The certificates were put
away in the vault of New York bank
and were sold the other day at 1915,
or within $25 of the record price of
the stock Mr.. Murray's profit on the
deal was $927,OOO, less the brokerage
of one-eighth of one per cent and ex-
change.
Miss Allen, young woman who
opened hairdressing shop in Butte
a few years ago, is ahead of the game
nearly $4,000. She started to specu-
late about three years ago, and her
first investment was $40. She closed
up her hair dressing establishment
and will leave for New York city in
few days. OF course, every one did
not win. There have been some heavy
losings during the past few days. One
prominent speculator, who expected
| Northern Pacific to decline went
short on the stock, and is out $5O,0OO
| Among the spectators who are
said to have made a good cleanup by
reason of the rise of the last few days
in Northern Pacific common is Jerry
Harrington of Butte. Just how much
stock Harrington held is a matter o.
conjecture, as he refuses to tell. He
bought after it had passed the hundred
mark and disposed of some of it al
$500. He is also said to have realiz
ed 500 per share on, of course, linn
tied number of shares.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
President Mckinley Has Mott
fled Northwestern Centers
THE TRIP ABANDONED
Mrs. Mckinley is III and the President
Will Hurry Home When
Able.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
San Francisco, May 15.-This
morning Secretary Cortelyou inform
ed the Associated Press that Mrs
MdKinley's serious illness compels
the president to abandon his proposed
visit to the northern states, to which
he has looked forward with so much
pleasure. AS soon as Mrs. McKinley's
health will permit, he will return to
Washington by the most direct route.
Secretary Cortelyou has also issued
the following bulletin as to Mrs. Nc
Kinley's condition:
There has Deen but little change
in Mrs. McKinley's condition since
last night. She has gained in some
respects and lost in others. The presi-
dent will remain at Mr.. Scott's resi-
dence today and will not take part
in any of the exercises programmed
for him.
It is learned that Mrs. McKinleys
conditin is considered serious by ply
sicians. Drs. Rixey and Hirschfelder
were in consultation this morning, and
another physician will be called this
afternoon. President Mckinley did
not 60 to Berkeley today to attend the
commencement day exercises at the
University of California, but members
of the cabinet and others of the party
participated
The latest report is that President
Mckinley has decided to abandon his
trip to the northwest.
At noon Secretary Cortleyou stated
that he could give no additional infor-
nation about Mrs. Mckinley. When
informed that it was reported that
Mrs. McKinley's condition is most
critical, the secretary said he could
not discuss the matter.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
MUST FRIENDS BE AVOIDED.

Citing an old Italian maxim which
declares that Man is commanded 10
forgive his enemies-but nowhere is
imposed on him the far more difficult
task of forgiving his friends" an IN
teresting writer proceeds to demon
strate that it is our friends" which
cause us all the trouble in this world
and not our "enemies." Among other
things this writer says:
How little your enemies can hurt
you! How little harm they do even
when they try! You are warned
against them, and you are on your
guard. The world knows they are
your enemies and discredits what they
say. 1t is quite easy to forgive our
enemies, for they do us comparative
ly little harm. But to forgive our
friends would be hard, indeed, ii we
could realize how much harm they do
u.s."
And then, as if inspired to write
lecture on "anti-treating,' this author
continues:
"Who makes the drunkard? His
enemies? No. The drunkard is made
by his friends. When it is known that
he is inclined to drink, no enemy is
so vicious as to lead him on. No
enemy slaps him on the back and begs
him to take Just another drink
mo enemy laughs down his poor,
feeble attempts at reform. No enemy
tells him that it will not hurt him
lust this time and that he really
must not refuse to be good fellow
Just for once"
"The drunkard is made drunkard,
is pushed into the last depths of
drunkenness by his friends. And 1T is
his friends who kick him and leave
him, and despise him when he has
sunk into the mire. Did ever the
drunkard's enemy hurt him as much
as his friend has hurt him?"
Having freed himself on this point.
this philosophical editor comes to
these conclusions, which will be in
teresting to young men:
"a young man starts out to sue
seed in life. His enemy may lie about
him, may call him worthless. He may
think he is hurting him. If there is
anything in the young man, the ene-
my's lies and discouraging words only
spur him to greater effort. They do
him good.
ut is the friend that ruins the
young man by false, injudicious, un-
earned praise. AS artist, poet, writer.
clerk, or in any other effort, the
young man begins his work. It is his
friends who tell him that he is a
splendid success when he needs to be
told, at best, he offers some slight
chance Of success, and that every.
thing depends on desperate effort.
Look at the young. conceited fool,
who, instead of struggling on, rails
at the world, feels that he is not ap'
preciated. He is failure, not by the
attacks of his enemies, but by the
more dangerous praise Of his friends =
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
FIVE LIVES LOST.
Bv Associated Press:

st. Louis, May 15.-The Globe-Dem-
ocrat says: "It is definitely known
that not more than five lives were lost
in the wreck of the steamer City of
Paducah Sunday night. The negro
roustabouts and deck hands reported
missing have all been accounted for.
and most of them have returned to the
wreck.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

The following request, written on
scrap of wrapping paper, was sent In
through the delivery station Of a large
city library: "Please sent me daniel
bone or lettle Lord founder rOid."-
The Library Journal.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

Gravestones and monuments are be-
ing made of the marble saved from the
Stewart mansion, Fifth avenue and
Thirty-fourth street, New York. which
is being demolished to make way for
the march up town.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
BOXERS AGAIN IN EVIDENCE.

BY Associated Press:
Vancouver, May 15.-According to
Shanghai papers Wang Tu Hscen, Chi
Lii province, has recently been the
scene of bloody conflict with con
verts. Twelve hundred Boxers are
said to have attacked the converts and
slaughtered native Christians by the
score.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

Berlin has an association of physi-
clans who pay sum equal to five per
cent OF their income tax every year in
to the treasury. This yields about
$4,000 a year, which is given to those
members and their families who need
help.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
RIVER STEAMER AFlRE.

Evansville, Ind, May 15.-The
steamer Owensboro was burned at
Calhoun, KY, last night, and four
lives lost. The fire broke out about
II p. m. Firemen Chensay and Brink.
man and two roustabouts were lost
with the boat.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

Thirteen British steamers and six
ty-seven sailing vessels were lost last
month, the number of lives lost being
118 and AZ, respectively.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

The manufacture of carbon for use
in electric lighting and for other pur-
poses has grown to be great in
dustry in the West Virginia gas belt
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
EIGHT HOUR SHIFT
FOR BUTTE MINERS
A Kick for the New Regulation is
Made by the Men.

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte, May 14.-Helpers and out
side men at the works of the Butte &
Boston, the Colorado and the Butte
Reduction company, have been kept
on the ten hour shift while smelter-
men themselves have been on Che
eight-hour shift for some time. To-
morrow night meeting of the mill
and smeltermen's union will take up
the matter with view to obtaining
eight hours day for helpers and out
side men.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
RAILROAD SOLD.
By Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Denver. May 15.-The purchase OF
the Rio Grande & Western railroad by
the Denver & Rio Grande was rati-
fed by the stockholders of the latter
company this afternoon.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press:
San Francisco, May l5.-Cash
wheat, per cwt., SO 3-4.
Chicago, May 15.-July wheat, per
bu., II 3-4.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
By Associated Press:

Seattle, WASH, May 15.-After
lying unconscious for seventy hours,
ing an alteration with Charles Ander-
son, C. Elms, proprietor of the Chi
cago saloon died last night. Anderson
is under arrest.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
CORNERED THE CORN
PRICE Is WAY UP
Operator Phillips Establishes Corner
In Corn.

BY Associated Press:
Chicago, ILL.,, May 15.-George Phil
lips, who has supply of corn deliver
able on contracts this month, corner
ed today and bid the price up to 60
cents, the highest price since May
1892.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
LABOR UNION
MEETS AT DENVER

Montana Delegates Leave Next Week
For the Convention.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte, May 14.-Arrange ments
have been completed for railroad
transportation of Western Labol
Union delegates from Montana to the
annual convention of the organiza-
ton at Denver, May 9th. Special
cars containing representatives of all
the labor organizations of Montana
will leave Butte May 81, arriving at
Denver at 10 a. M, May 26th.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
A ROCKY DEATH
OVERTAkES ITALIANS
Fifteen are Killed by Rock Slide on
a Mountain.

By Associated Press:
Rome, May 15.-MOst of the houses
of the village of Acerenza, near Pot
enza, have been swept away by fall
of an immense rock. Fifteen bodies
have been recovered.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
MEN ARE PERMITTED TO WORK.

MEN ARE permitted TO WORK.
By Associated Press:
Great Falls, Mont, May 15.-The
trouble between the stone masons and
magnates of the Boston & Montana
smelter mas been adjusted and the dis
charged men were permitted to re-
sumo work today.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
NINE MEN KILLED.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Fairmont, w. Va, May 15.-An ex-
plOsiOn occurred at mine near Farm
ington today and nine men are re-
ported killed.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
BILL WAS REJECTED.

BILL WAS REJECTED.
BY Associated Press:
London, May 15.-The house of
commons today rejected on second
reading, the bill amending legal pro-
cedure in Ireland.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15

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GmbeSsmrnb ! ganf, iom far inS.
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@ancouber, Wafb., 22oe @pril.
CHARLES gropn os q. 8. Ganbp, ben.
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poIper. ganbp bsoe ianbipnIigois
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gropns Sanno. 9a ganferamina.
tor s. 60. @arpen Sreoas Iften for.
talte Mer. Ganbp. at ganfen life fur.
De aabnes 2srbag, git ban no / 8aar'
ben bag ganfen og forisgte at ifpbe
fig. ga @%raminotor Warpen It'll
leoe Dem Iniiat til 2lniigt meb eI
lt%nberbalance at ISL, 900, iom bar
banbe opbaeet. tiIitoo begge MGnt
lin SfpIb. Oct heber, at baabt
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Slftier.
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Wantte lutte meo Nafc clcr op.

Noor Ell apinNe err brogt til 8ra.
pens Hauo ueb 6oreiitnius ira at
orlffe aIminbelig aafie Dag eiter
DAG og ion bIir friif peb at lutte
oermeo. ion er benoes grforing
o9rot ncget Tor anbre, iom ceioa er
iorgiitet al Sen iamme @one.
Mtrs. Seauette y. @ropn 100
Wtinor Ct, Tep Sopeu, Conn.
Tiger: "Sor fire @ar iioen bang mi.
Sio efter en- meaet ipno SraoS -
meo 2euer-. Rpre. % Sierteonber
og Rheumotisme / Ell meeet ~oIoorlia
6orm. Seq Dor Irnfet til Senaer
meo SGnoer, SoanhIeb, @eu %
NnfIer iao ppinuImet, ot Sc life
mere ioa no til al pere 9eIe a; ct
meunelfeliat 2egeme. Seq bapbe
bnpeiee SiIboeeiaIb az SiertcouSe
% troebe. iea por bsenbe, % blcp
oaiaa intubom toeet for hsb. Din
2pae. Ell al Sirefisrerre for State
Soipiiol, Ell meget onatie Wono | 1T
Soa. anmobeSe mia IN at lutte meo
aaiie oa briqc Toihlm 5000 Coffee.
ga ban ioaoe. al aaffe a ben FOR.
nemIte goriaa til mine Snoer.
SEQ iuIete itrar bans RoaS "a
Hutteoe mcb Safe. Sepelierue for
ipanot Ioreiomt, OF Rbeumatismeu
iorloo mig, mine "Sintine SpeuS"
blep miubre hpppiae. oa iee fonl
mart 90 fro Seraen % no al Suict.
Sea bIer fuIoitenhia beIbrebet, me-
oct TOO enbeI Sib,
: be iioite ire gar bar lea pGrci
fuIbit9roia itprf oa fritz. iouer aoor.
bar goo gppetit. iriit Snrpe % er
pirfiom oa eneraiff =
Set err en- flor Sorneielie Of he
pione. at Toinm bar siort mig til
en- ron apinoe ieien. Sea bar man
&c 9eninoer Der og | andre 3eIe a.
Staten. Der bruger Hoitim Zoo,
Coffee ~regelmesiist. % iee peo, a
be bar meset fort @apn berni.
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p~eneemarfeoets
Wiotpunft.

Spem ifnIbe for nogIe Mar fioen
trnft, at Centrum for Ieroens Yen.
gemorfeo ifuIoe bIi Hpttet fra Con.
bon9 Gnalanos Sopebitao Iigeer,
Tom befietbt, mibt poa Sorben. bet
bill iise / Wibtpmftet at Soroens
2anomasie. 3ar man en- @Iobus for
iie, bill enboer ie oct. 9onbon bar
aiennem mango Sleetleo pPret Iiee-
iom Seroens Sierte, bpab SanoeI,
&sreIie oa Tenge ongoar. Men MI
err oct life Longer iaa.
Spor er ga MI Gentret for Teroens
Veneeomirtnine9 Oct er | SEEM
gorf. Oct ipues utroIia; men
aienbseiernineerne taller ct Spros
iom life Iaber iie mooiiee.
GneIono, SpIflano, &usIonb oe
Speriee fommer til Den npe @erben
for of lame Tenae, % @eroensren.
ten beitemues Der. Wan iper life
l9nger, bpoo ganf OF England tor
Rente. 5 ielpe 2onoon gaar man
life mere efter, hoob Den forriee Der.
bersberfer tiger; men man ipsr,
boao Renten er / Netp 9ort. Ser er
M DC ~itsrite Teneeiummer at faa, %
Der or Renten biaieere emo poa aoeet
ouoet Steo / @eroen. let bar goat
aanife u~nberlebes, emo iom pisie Golf
/ por egen Iihte ipaneoe,
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Ian ipuaeoe, at 2cnhon maaife niloc
bIi Ell Shin Iigeiom bet gamle gobp'
Ion. Der enaune oor iaa megtie. Sao
Iangt err oet enbnii life fommet; men
oct innes, iom 9oerfriaen er Begun.
belien til gnoen paa gneIanos Der.
benSbcrrebsmme. Moeaulap trslteoe
liz meo. at ben enseIife aoIoni Iii.
itralien IfuIhe aflsie Iooeren. noo,
Siberue lfiiieSe. Imerifa i1nfte ban
life paa, DOG bier bet iia | oisie
Gage mioi for ales Zine, at bennt
guropos bIomltrenbe Cater e,
9brouarpinseu, 6priter, Sinansmi'
niitre % SoIfeiorimIinaer brinsel
benSe ollereoe lin 9pIoeit % sicr fig
\ Tenner meb benbe for at iaa nosei a
benoes riae Ytibler.
Eriniesie Mmerifa bar MiiS Gen
gorf til fin Sefretrr, Miis Ncn
9orf piloe life funne bieIpe gaml,
MoSom europa nleo Vcree, ON bur
life bapoe bet fore geiten bag fig
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-26
Oil europa.
1ampifibet Rsrtbweitern ieiIer fra
Chicago til England.

gbicogo, Sn., 24oe apriI. Gomp.
tibet "Rortbtpeitern" afgif ioag fra
Chicago til 2iperpool. England, meo
5raet for europ9iffe Marfeoer. eli.
bet anlsber Buffalo, Montreal og
Sibnep, boorfra bet teller pioere oper
MtIonterbop til liverpool. S SID.
nep inotaser bet aiil. Oct er Doe.
ientIie Gbicaeofirmaer, iom afIfiber
0arerne. gIonbt 5irmaer ubenfor
Chicago, Der err r%epreienteret, er
Tlnnfinton Vadins Co., Wilnnifee,
Wis., og Sobn Norrea & Co., st.
trmipo, Soma.
aaptein atfinion err Ssrer at
"Rortbmeitern," os fsrlte Moifiniit
er Sames @ibion. gegge bar lang
erfarine paa iaIt SIP. Manbifabet
beitaar af 26 RanS.
George %. Sbelbon & 60. er no.
n9pnt til De-. npe Clinics europpiife
geenter. Sen brittle aoniiiI / Gbi.
caeo bar faaet Gfterretnineer fra
Sirmner I 2ioerpooI % Motterbnm
ON, at Der / l1oIonbet er flor Snter.
este for Ben rpe 2inie.
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Ct fruotbart Gre.

s acknowledgements / @aib.
ington er Der et Erp ION iislge Sra.
o%itionen bar baaret ioa megeu Srugt,
al oet bar betaIt ale Ieportementets
llogiiter / Be iioIte 30 @ar. Get er
life ianbt!" oil on iige. Sso. her
mn. Grnets Siitoric er eanite op.
bpggelig Gmtriug 1870 par Der Ell
amerifouif Came, iom ia til 0epar.
tementets BomoIoa, Rr. Saunoers,
al bun ! Rprbeoen al 9pen gabia /
@raiilien baooe ipiit Granger, Tom
bar De melt oeIifnte bun bapbe imnet
Sun troeee, man piIbe eisre peI / al
fare iis Stiflinger al bisie 9reer oa
iorisse al operisre Dem iii be Sore
nebe Stater.
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gnti. Saloon 2igaen bar beb fin
gnoofat beaprot ct 6eIttog MOB Sa.
Ioonerne / GoImar, Sort gltfinion,
SSiian Spiloine oa Sodiou Sumo
ton Der M er cabinet / SerboIo iii
gepining ira @ooro Of Superpiiors.
Oct ontages, at So9en piI blipe broot
90 | Ssieiteret, in6eu Sen bIiper chi.
beIia afoiort.
Mtrs. @iT TiacruciS oa @ern
forIoh Gecornb / SirSNaqS on reiite
no til oct rorooeitIiqc @iuneioto.
hoor benoes TanS bar paIQt iia ct
mt Siem for iia 90 6nlniTie 90 boor
De Tor 5rerntiocn piI 30.
9 9 Resbcim o. 1omiIie
fiptteNe / forriae Hoe til Sprira |oI.
len 3iinu. hnor Sc oil 10 for Ircm.
tihen. 9r. ReSbcim bar facet gIn.
iRtteIie ! fit Sag Stroppe.
CIous Glen ira GIbop 2ofe.
Ttirn Tom bar npret her til I'm Tsa.
her, G. 81 CIier& gegrapeIie. reiite
hiem ibae.
Sec SroB Fptteoc ibaa til
Gunner. Soma. hoor han FOR Irem.
tioeu agter at b..
a. z Did ira MinneopoIis Dor
! Senoo1s ! Gecoroh ! @eicq hos Fin
gIoher iom Dor her. San reiite bicm
WonNoas.
Ghone SorQcriou par / 5irs.
hoQS @nen for al ~iltIoburhc FIN SuS.
hou6eI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-26
SIommen / Often.
Cincinnati omrinset al @anb paa tire
Si46r. - Sfnbe anrettef.

Cincinnati, Ohio, 23oe april. -
al. 6 ioften bar Sbioflobens 8ano.
Itano 30 600 bei, 9eite err fem Sob
bsiere emo Den ioafoIote "Sareinie"
90 omtrent ire SOB fra ben penteoe
Stiening. Oct intercollegiate gureali
~fitnbgisr ioiten, at @anoet bill Itiee
ire SOB / 2sbet of W~oreenoaeen og
loo ipnfe iaien.
Tanoet | 9eiebuiene Ianas SIooen
er MI ii Sob bsit, % imoraen bIir oct
13 500 bsit. @eboerne | fsrIte gta.
&c iIpttebe no igoor og fra onoen
iboa.
Gao IIooens aentlldpiioe er iii.
'toIlben eIeubie runbt 1elpport, gel.
Iepue % Canton. IepportS Sono.
pTrf fnn life pniripe iboa. % oe itore
Tolie. % StooIpGrfer / Remport
mootte Iuffe. Oct antoI NoIf, Tom
bleo orepct bort fra fine Stem poo
asntudn. og Shioiiben er life fort.
Snacn ipecieI SirIpefomite bar Doe.
ret n%eopenbia poo nogen al Siberne.
Meo Sbioloben / Spb. 0ittIe Mio.
MI I GIt % Den tribe MiH Greet /
WcIt er Cincinnati omrinact al Ionb
boa ire Siber 90 al Ssiocrne / Norb.
5rn oiSie Ssiber fees itore InnhHn.
Der. @ia WinmiTGoSen itea ioo hsit
ioda, at Den naifebe bort en- flor
Strrfrffn1 al Cincinnati. ooiprence.
bura & Inroro @onens Spor.
: Tittsbura. To. err SIcmmen for.
bt. Serrbuncrnc ! bet opetipsmmebe
Gi'trift bar Iiht Sfobe for $4,000.
900. Sfoben poo IoTinaen "a
Triiat 'om bnr Ionat fremme, er flor,
90 Gienhomstobet | 0onbhiItrifierne
fon euoni life orTaoes.