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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-09-28

Mart Mason was over from Seat.
tie this week.
A good COW for sale, apply to L.
A. Vincent. If.
Work is still progressing on the
new theater building.
Robert Satterwhite is over from
Seattle for few days visit.
H. M. Baldwin has returned
from his outing on the Sound.
The new school books will be
handled at Morgan's book store.
Dan Coble is adding an eight
room addition to his lodging house.
Rainy-day skirts are all the rage
Leave order for same at Mrs. Stew
tnson's.
Rev. Willis E. Pettibone will
preach next Monday night at the
Dysart school house.
Nick Younger is now foreman in
the N. p. yards and will remain so
until Mr.. Ackley returns.
We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary season ticket to the
state fair at North Yakima.
If you are in u hurry for uour
Winter underwear, 1Ue are "e0oy
for you, but not q bit cheaper
than ne.ut month. Collins.
VIM. Lewis, who has spent the
bigger part Of the last ten years in
the Okanogan mines, is in town.
The State board Of equalization
has placed the land values of Kit
titas at $3.50 with improvements
at IS.
Morgan's book store has the new
school books and also a very large
stock of Tablets and school sup
plies.
Not q 1ie store as Wanonoo-
he1's, but my goods are right and
my prices fair and honest. co.,
Inns.
J. r. Thomas and wife, father
and mother OF w. A. Thomas,
moved up from Ale, Ore, arriving
in CleElum u few days ago.
There is soft snap in good old
fashioned feather beds at the Ex-
change Furniture store on Main
street. 81 II.
The work on the Ramsay block
is being pushed along as fast as
possible and it will soon be COM
pleted and ready for occupancy.
Ladies, see my elegant line of
samples and styles for Fall Suits
and Skirts. | guarantee tit on
all orders. Mrs. STEVENSON.
Come early. come late and ex-
anime our new fall stack of Cloth
ing and Furnishing goods.
FRED p. WOLFF.
We desire to call the attention OF
our readers this week to the large
display advertisement of r. B. Will
son. Don't overlook his store if
you need anything in his line.
Summer goods, infant clothing
ard dolls at half price Saturday,
Oct. 5th at Mrs. Conant's Home
Bargain Store, Pine street, nearly
back of the the P. 0. Nearly every
thing cheaper than usual for that
day only.
Service at the M. E. Church on
Sunday Sept. 20, as follows: Ad-
dress by Miss Brown, of Spokane,
at / I a. IN. Union services III the
evening. Young Peoples meeting
at : o'clock, led by Luke Seeley.
Preaching at s p. m. by one of the
pastor. All welcome.
Harry Callahan was arrested
and arraigned before Justice Boyle
on Tuesday on charge OF grand
larceny. The warrant was sworn
out by w. f. johnson, who claims
to have lost d $45watch and $50
Sunday night in the Albany house
Callahan was bound over to the
superior court.
'-t.. GA
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-09-28

Every woman needs an ankle
skirt and you can get one-tallor
made-cheaper than to make it by
leauing orders at Mrs. Stevensons.
Styles and samples on exhibit
ton. New hats arriving daily:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
HUE WING SANG co.

Chinese and Japanese fancy aud dry
goods, silks. ladies' underwear, furnish
ing goods. six hankerchiefs, winter
goods all kinds, full stock waiats and
wrappers, mating and chinaware. An
low prices, l4O State Street. salem
RECON 10 "a If
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
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CONDITIONS ON WHICH TO MAKE
MR.. SCOTT SENATOR.

The press OF the state, notably Mr..
scott's paper, continue to be full OF ex-
posures OF how the timber lands and
grazing lands and school lands-indeed
all kinds Of public lands-have been
monopolized Ly syndicates, grabbed by
corporations, and stolen by speculators
II the Democratic party we're strong
enough, and possessed the virile leader
ship and brains TO handle it, IT could take
these shameless admissions OF the Re.
publican press, and whip that party out
of it's boots in Oregon. But too many OF
the Democratic politicians are tarred
with the same stick TO permit them TO call
the kettles black, even though they be
seething and boiling over with corrup-
ton. Hence, the people will probably
elect Republican Legislature aud Re
publican delegation tocongress who may
again apply the whitewash brush to the
notorious public land frauds. But there
is one thing they could do-elect Mr.
Scott to the Senate on condition that h'
would use bis time down there to probe
these frauds TO the bottom and expose
them to the public. lie could move q
committee OF investigation and with hi
ability as writer, and his reputation fol
incorrupiibility, he could expose the
whole businels.He could drive all the bis
corporation thieves to take to the water
as they have been taking to the timber
in Oregon for twenty years. MIR. Scott
could revive the old Republican doctrine
that the public lands belong TO th'
settlers, that the home-seeker and th'
home.maker and the home-steader wer'
the real objects OF creating the nation
public land policy, instead of the grea
public thlevery combinations that havI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19

made il impossible for settler to exist
on homestead after he takes ii up.
He is now too often driven landless and
homeless to beg Of some corporation for
employment only to find that Japanese
coolies or pauper labor from some other
country has been hired.
His position as a member Of the Asso
ciated Press would enable Mr. Scott as
senator to bring about the exposure OF
the land swindIes, carried on 30 boldly
on this coast for the past 20 years, in
all the big newspapers Of the country
and arouse the whole nation to its ini-
quity. He would thus BECOME director
of the affairs of the party instead OF a
mere trimmer for patronage. The
Roosevelt administration would welcome
that kind of senator from Oregon, IS
we believe it is at the bottom inclined to
probe corruption and make showing
for the people. Republioanism without
corporation strings on it is what the
people want. But II senator
is sold to the trusts and owned by the
corporations before he goes to Washing
ton, what can the people expect. The
creation OF more forest reserves, the big
irrigation schemes, are all opportunities
for plundering and sequestration OF the
lands by the big thieves, who are now in
the saddle and riding roughshod over
the interests of the poor people who
we're always objects Of solicitude to
Abraham Lincoln and the statesmen
who founded the Republican party. II
only what public lands are left could be
saved for bonaHde homesteaders, much
would be gained. II Mr.. Scott will go to
Washington and use his talents as
newspaper man in making this fight for
the settler, and effectively stop the
great swindes he is partially exposing
in his paper from Salem he would be
worth his salary. But il he only wants
the honor of being senator, and will keeT
still about all the frauds he has partly
uncovered, and out Of courtesy to the
rest of the Pacific coast delegation b'
aienced on this great steal OF the fun
damental heritage Of the people-th'
public domain, the people might as wei
send any other stand-in politician.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19

arately and only very recently an ingen-
ious chemist succeeded in combining
them, together with other antiseptics
into pleasant, effective tablet,
Druggists sell the remedy under the
name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and 1t
has met with remarkable success in the
cure Of nasal catsrrh, bronchial and
throat catarrh and in catarrh OF the
stomach.
Mss. F. N. Benton, whose address is
Clark House, Troy, N. Y. saye: "When
1 run up against anything good like to
tell people about it. have been
troubled with catarrh more or less Tor
some time. Last winter more than ever
Tried several so-called cures but did not
get any benefit from them. About six
weeks ago bought 30 cent box OF Stu
arts Catarrh Tablets and am glad TO say
they have done wonders for me and l dc
not hesitate to let all my friends know
that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are the
right thing"
Mr., Geo. J. Casanova, OF Hotel Griiton
West Ninth street, New York City
writes: l have commenced using stu
arts Catarrh Tablets, and already they
have given me better results than any
catarrh cure have ever tried"
A leading Pittsburg physician advises
the use of stuart's Catarrh TABLETS IN
preference to any other treatment ioi
catarrh Of the head, throat or stomach
He claims they are far superior to in
halers, salves, lotions or powder, and are
much more convenient and pleasant to
take, and are 30 harmless that little
Children take them with benefit as they
contain no opiate, cocaine, or other poi
sonous drugs.
All druggists sell Stuart Catarri
Tablets at 80 cents for full size package
and they are probably the safest an'
most reliable cure for any form o
catarrh. ll.l9 2l-2S.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
rnsre Class Of People

Who are injured by the use of coffee;
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made of pure
grains, that takes the place Of coffee
The most delicate stomach receives
il without distress, and but few can
tell IL from coffee. 1t does not cost
over Y as much. Children may drink
it with great benefit. 10 cts. and 20
cts. per package. Try it. Ask for
.GRAIN-O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
Have You Seen

Those high grade canned goodS jus,
received at Branson q Ragan's? Prefer
red 0tock: Corn, Beans Peas, Succotash
Oysters, etc, great big invoice OF them
Preferred stock, CurraDts and Raisins in
package and bulk, all brand new crop
just look at 'em. ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. j. L. Lambirth gave a birthday
dinner ut Willamette HoIel Sunday I've
ming. 1t was to celebrate the first birth
day of Charles G.. Robertson, the little
son OF DR.. and Mrs. @. IL, Robertson.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
Tax Money.

Sheriff Durbin today made payment
of taxes collected on the 1900 roll tc
County Treasurer Downing. The total
amount was $7iO2 2l, city of Salem,
1896. 90 and school district No. "A ,$570. 80
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
THE
RIGHT
THING
A New Catarrh Cure Which
is Rapidly Coming to
the Front.

For several years, Eucalyptol Gnaiacol
and Hydrastin have been recognized
as standard remedies for catarrhal
troubles, but they have been given sep
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
Corvallis & Eastern RalA
TIME GARD.

Trains | arrives III ntVe"y A hoo,l
10 connect with the s. ?. south ~. ~.
tam, as we'll as giving two WOO. o y, Z
hours in Albany before dopAl,'u,SI
P. North bound train for Portland IAN
Train No. 2 connects win win clS.,i1, sns =
west side train at Corvallis Or0sI s.I ,
Indei endence, McMlnnVlH'
points north to Portland; s,oa
j. TURNkR, "' N,ugi
Agent, Albany.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19

Geo. @. Mourer has gone up on the
Santiam to superintend the getting out
Of granite for the new Corvallis building.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-19
Not Bothered over Surplus.

The large Treasury surplus is not
botherng many Senators. While it is
intended TO consider plans for reducing
the surplus, the present sentiment is
that Secretary Gage can handle this
fea ure without assistance from Con-
gress. II no other course be open, the
surplus can be applied to paying off the
national debt.
Senator Warren, OF Wyoming, who is
"a member Of the Senate Committee ON
appropriations, member OF the steer
ing committee, and prominent in Repub-
lican councils arrived here to-day.
"rhe country is now in prosperous
condition and no radical changes of any
kind are needed he said tonight. "War
revenue taxes can be gradually modified
or abandoned, The subject Of tariff re-
vision should be considered Radical
changes may be possible in the exist
ing law, but there is no harry about
making them
Reciprocity is desirable on fair ba-
sis, but il must not be one-sided. The
principle is good aud was clearly stated
in the late Republican platform. A
method by which reciprocal trade rela-
tions can be established will be devel.
I n. -.
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Continued ON Fourth Page.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
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meooeles cef 24oe Oft: Btoenifn.
berries Selifobs ertrooroinRre Dtsoe
/ Iften | Anleonins al 300 adrsod.
eer for Spae probes DOB operpRre.
oes al aongen, 0ronpriuien o. Rrin.
ierne Ghriitidr oa @dloemor, 9rtrs
8eorae al 8rRfenIano, Erins SunS
iout SsIae, Rrof. 5riSericjd mlte
ON 5nae grobes aarufter og Nanos-
prGa, boorefter Obierpotor BedIule
tdlte ON Sppe BRIDES me Stierre /
tSorbirbelle meo hons Reformation
uf Iitrorpmieu.
sra Suuo ifripes oen 2i6e Otto
Der: Zen al 8rufeSior gtsien MO.
beIlercne Butte al Sppe grote. Der er
reiit pou 2un6oaouroen per SSnogun.
gen I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blcn
iodq oiilsret | Gperorrel'e AT lluiper.
Siietcts 9Prerperionale BrDieSior
gis'en meS Here. Broiesior @ei.
bun boIht en- Gale ON Spae Probes
getpbring llriperiitetets Rrofors.
Ter, NiIfop 9inina. mobtoa eaa llni-
.neriiteteS 8eane WiuScSmGrfet %
~irSbrnate ct 2ee Tor 8eqe @rabes
0fin6e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12

@amse ilbpansrere. 5cneSen Tag
reiitc 20 Nenncifer ira 1rainaen til
anvrifa. @lafrot oisie por en- gam.
mel Mnnh mco aone % 8 0ern, ban
bapoc facet Billet ira nogie SInet.
ringer / Imerifa, Tom por reiit Der
oper for ca. 40 Mar iioen % nt or |
gooe GmtHnbigbeber, iaa bon tinS
faa iis Ell 8oorb al Dem. mar ban
fom bib; oaigepel bar Oct inngt for
BAN of reiie ira 5Roreneiorbeu. On
Morgener o. Be reiite fra TpeitimS
meb Dnmpifibet, itoo ben aumls
Manb iremit pao Sfibet pan en- 6or.
bsintng % ioingebe meb Satten lao
IRnee man funbe sine Dem opieicn-
irem Siorben. Otter al Sunoiynlia-
beb pur BET iieite 8aug. ban loo
Sreungen og Den Masfe Wenneifer.
Der Dor iamiet puo 8rpeeen for at 10.
&c Mfifeo meb Dem. Ole 8. Seim'
bnl. Der fom biem ira amerifo / 0oar
eiter at bape pPret Der oper | 90 gor,
reifte mi tilbaae. iao be 1T goot Gel
ifab. 1iberne ipnes of blipe ooarligs
paa bisie 8onter M, % mango toler
ON at reiie efter til 8aaren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
MmaaOclig Wplimg

RstD Tdioia bar uet0p ineBstet en- umaioslis
aUItHa al ppeee % pamp. RlgggEtr ira ferif ell
ae ztsosr ldugs ~S0g- HaHen ovaiurr 81 1hbprsui
"a NJ 81 suiBJts ~ uers al cesse % ira Is 80
suibels al Gamp Ut. acye, eams RbyHger IA sl25
~ suibsl ct mtit al HvltHssu blgD iuoasftsi
al up5ruot gauo. i~aa!ebes a, Ben isriis AvltBs beta
ler for SarmsH. or al arbsl0rt 81 stSsr snoa en-
pc Ferteueae atpal. Ter CT sneaH risslt5t meo
gsbi FIT RslicyiHgStauo aabHst 'or 5~titiHa ltasles
bes asoe AHicoaiHsrr III AZ Harte 5vrretHiEI | Be
Hpe Iper ldHlS 500 eansH. 5cr beiirivsHes Girs
tulGrsr. Rayisr % Hrrmtrs Cgl9sHitgsr Ifrls III T..
@, Castelar,, giucsGseri Soc giHs. minneapolis.
Wiuu Hail
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
sfpaens pilbe 3Gr. On 9

SIp9Sue utiuS pUt. SU SeSi>
banHer fra @uobraubsbaIen itriper
til "Mitenpoiten" 81. a.: 6er bal
ieg life ueoelt VrGmier for 0tlilte.
ionfning - men / CONNER uooelte
ies 3 = tire aIminoeliee % I - en-
- Grtraprpmie for iineite gRr 90
gebanbIins. Snscn fon tGnte ii5
bptlfen S~noflpoelie Nrpmierle bap'
oe. Get lebet til. at Der iaar - pao
iomlne StrRtnins, iom leg tos lmoo
fra / 1896, MI bIep oppluftet B Gan.
ge ioa meset. 5or nlange Smadtolt
bar bet piitnof ct numbering @ooe =
men BET bar osiaa ANDRE, iom ut
2uft Seilene Drag tilfielos meo Se't
og SoIf - % ianfet 100 a 200 Sig.
Grfelte almrtoeiiee arbeibere ianSt
op til $50 8e. Wulter og enooo en-.
Del 9Iaab9r. Nigtie mango fa10f
200 aa. - loo belle gpgoens Befolt'
uing Dor bapt en- SnotGgtsfilhe paa
ca. 5000 Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
alsebrano. spbp, 24oe Ottober:

3~loebrano. SRbD, 24oe Sttober:
,S5morses neobr9r0ie 9aaroen "Gn.
Del" / Yoer Sogn. tiIbsrenoe 8oaro.
eier Soften Rielien. geiRtningen %
Oct meite l,nobo reooeoes. Sloen op-
itoo / Ssruebuiet. men boorleoe3 er
eir0nu uopflaret.
aalborg 24oe Sftober: SIben
/ 8rosierer Yeteriens 1reIaitIager
peo 3pbapn fortRreoe tele 9aseret.
Ierimoo lpftcoes Oct az reOoe Gas.
pGrfei. %oen opitoo ! et Sfur oa
anto9es paaiai.
RonoerS. 24oe Oftober: Sgaar
.gitermiSooa ueobrPnbte Scope Rep.
peiens gienoom PEG Slices. Glen.
oommen beboeoes al S~noiiboer Sours
@runm. hpis liae Ssn ioroariogeoe
Soen peo al idpe @ins | Ell SnSe.
bpanina. Ten inodpleoe Spo OF
Taifrneri br9ubie. Snoboet reooe.
heS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
Ct Nipsresnfab. Hno en- Itcr

Ct Gjpsresnffab. Vm en- itcrre
@aaro { Giperim piier Sisiets 8eer.
fob, ifeIse "EiuRnoinaen", Sibs.
rimrnct 14be Sftober ifior til iannle
cato ioor, at Der er inbneiet ira Nis.
Jet 79,O26 ag. Ntelf at 20 Weite.
fisr, bpilfet uogisr 2,726 ag. pr.
so aarltg. Welfen er betalt meo
ar. O.12 nettp, bporaf fremfonmter
en- Gum at 9,483 Ser. &raftfor er
inofisbt til ct 9elsb Of 3,037 ar,
Gen belle Sobrtna regnes at to'Ne
pr. Dag % 9pr ar. 0.7O. 0ette
blir tilianmen for ale 3pr | belle
Moret 7,2OS Ser. Hettoiortieneiten
blir berefter 1926 Ser. Hsetningen
resner man, at @isbielen FOL MOB
ioare. Oette er et ganife pent uo'
bptte, Der tiIiulbe prier. at SissIteuet
Isnner iia sobt. naar oct bare orioes
rattonelt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
Saaflere. en- Solmeitrunbslnoro

Sasflere. On Solmeitrnbsunonb,
Der iorleoen Mften nmbfllgte Goget
BERTH, beretter - ifrioer Sortens.
blaoet "@ienguneeren" at Der
meo iarn1ne Cog iilete tire rusitife
Sagiilere. Otter boab Solmeitrmos.
monoen bapoe bort, ngte6e be Jig teo
til Nteliompif og Esnsbergoiitrtftet,
0i iormober, OF peofommenbe Altto.
riteter pl oibe at boloe De npSaier'
rige Sagiilere paa ~pasienbe afitano.
Zen ib9rbiee % p~ebboloenoe Sag.
flertraiif begpnber pirfeIia at antage
en- l,bpgselig aarafter. SfuIoe bet
life bore miligt at fua penbt oeres
Rpier biem % betaget Dem Spiten
til at ftelle meb mrite "Saser"?
ipsrger Wabet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12

Norpesia". Baa ct Msoe. iom
forIeoen afboIbtes paa ltniperiitetet
efter. Snobpoelie al profesiorerne
S9gitao, q. Storm. 1aranser og
Or. pbI. II. q. 9aricn. blep Der
oannet en- %ssorening, bpis p9ientlieite
Gpgape ifaI p9re giermem 2iosfrif.
ret "Hormgia" at uirfe for at
irenune sS~srteresien FOR norife Ola.
letter % Folfetrooitioner. I'll Weo-
temmer al s,oreningens @eitprelie
paIgtes Eroiesiorerne Seippel. q.
Storm OF Surunger. Iiosfriftet.
Som pil blipe reoiaeret OF Yroiesipr
SRaitao % Or. Sarien oil ianoipn.
ligpis begunbe at i,ofouune aaereoe
/ @eapnbelien at 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
tia.sors. q. Ia,

aatftHbsra. - osrVse bersftts for 'rapsreuos
slrat % SsnHst. At DC, TatisT 3Hses rs Ea!irs
Ell ten III en- bsore pple StsoGs cen lie Rgubr.
Gun oar 7 81 Lspu Of 0atsort. QIag 10. N1nH..
ben Ste IsesmtsE 1870 % tisV a!iiia2s Wax. 10 glll,
HeseT % 10 Saas. Gun ,iihsrti Goueoroia Eeui
bee. Gun ~ Gsoe crssi iarfra 0:o asufgHItie.
men =sHoas ben soes CT. % II Gage t'tsE par ban
oso. let 'al,ey Hsset taHsi Ger - aanls FSrrlers
at TILES ira hsnoe M. o. iiadeets vt Sap1e, islcs
Hsasi iaart Al bsuses : Sstsuos GssO sRrt mso
heioes SisD. Seifsae, prTs beBots R,uSti
g7r. o. IRIS. n q aIsisrbssa.
Rporhsae. Ninu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12

Gn itpr Steu, antaaelis paa ca.
$50 Cons, roiehe iorleoen Aften no
FOR SjeEoet oppe bag StaaninssioS.
Zen for neooper meo ltor Cart. sis.
renoe gei blanot llngitoeen poa
SieloifraaRineen oa ialbt neo / en-
afer peo Nieibfoben. / bpilfen Den
rooeoe aluorIig op. ) Boar raieoe
en- Sielbrss al minore Sten no
immme Steo. Ter ipnes ioaIeces at
pare al @rr,no til at mroerisge
Hieloet og of zoo Oct reniet FOR tru.
enoe Sien. isr en- aloorlia lllpffe
inbtrGfer. ~ifrroer "Smaal. amtst.~
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
Wngaaen0e
2ano / SDOen

buroe &c lfriue til 8. :. Slieu,
2auoa9ent for Soutberu Gail'
man, 225 Dearborn 81. Chicago,
81. Oct &ompasni, ban repre-,
lenterer, eier iutet 2auO, men De
pil glerue iaa Settlere ira 9tor,
ben til at lnu lig NED lau95 oerss
2inie og fan Oerfor anulie DEM
be beoIte Steoer. S ! .1a9 Sro Z s sssis, e..
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
Spbafsapl ! Hprac. 5 9eapr

sobafsapl / Iursc. 5 geepnbel.
fen al forrige a~drburbreoe, ou 4rigs.
tilitanoen siorbe ItIfsrieIen at 10.
bafsblaOe panifelig eler umr,lig, Loo
SanoeIsbuiet Gancf / S~rebrifsbalb,
Der bapoe en- ltor Sobdfsfabrf, oprfe
3obaf efter en- itor Wnnleitof paa
fIere al Sirmaets Gienoomme ON.
firing gpen. Srabitionen pil otoe,
at be al De uorite EobofsbIabe lapebe
Sobrifater ifal babe o9ret eooe o.
eiteripurgte. Otter 1914 oa Sreoen
fortiatte man meb at bprfe Sobuf
enbel Aar, men bet funoe life ipare
iig lise operfor Smporten al 5obafs.
bfobe, og 3obafsouien peb 5rebrifs.
baIb bsrte libt effer Iiot op.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
Sra uorse.
Ct q anSet sm &onssbers s6Ib.
BERT % bets Giitprie.
emaanpt fra Hnss % Hp.

On aonasberg ssIpperf ifriper
Hrof. Amirrpo Sellan6 | "aftenp."
bldnot oroet:
4ongSberg Selpuerf bar en- m9r.
telie $iitorie.
5 1914 begprofe man itmr at
tanfe poa Optageiicn al aongsberg
Sdpperf, % troos Hiaets oaorIige
0inanier ioreIos en- aomite at 19oe
Neai 1915 Sptageiie al armen Grit
Be. 1au @rtno al, at SsIpet fore
fpmmer Iiinefulot og uitaOis poa
@a1sene, gift bet lprge baarIie, men
4omiteen for Sfop- % Bergp9ien
paa Stprtinget / 1924 flyer. at De
life oil tiiraabe 8erfets totale Heo.
L1sgeiie, iaal9nge aft Suob life ee
tabt.
s 1927 tiger aomtteen, ibet De be-
piIger, at mi bsr life Here Spofrelier
gjsres, oeriom arnrn @rIbe fremoe-
les fortRrer aae anbre Soroele paa
G~ongsbere.
s 1881 beIutteoe Stortinget at
fatte 8ongsbere SsIpoerf UNDER
Miftion. bpis man for ianme fuftoe
foa $4,000 Spb.
Ct al 4omiteens Weolemmer No.
ribo flyer, at "oet bar paa h@i lib,
ligeinm ben melt pasienbe Sio at be.
fri Sfatteboreerne fra fremoeles at
maatte biorage til bette unoeriorolife
9otteri".
ct Seiffab, ppientlig b%eituaenoe at
Sangianere, bso peo 8lsbmono So
lem $4,000 Spb.. men Regieringen
nesteoe APPRECIATION poo guoet. ga.
gen. rar nemltg ben, of 8angene |
armen- % aonsens @ritbe pIuoielis
tog fig, iom 9ireftionen beretter:
ga aoneer@@r1lbe Hog onrb I
gerarauo.S rtens Shirt, uobrcoes
PED ierite S~rrhhilifuo Sslpflum.
per, Wittelers, Sfeioeerb i iGooan
Nprgoe, at Ger oen poaislgenoe Ssr.
oag Ieperebes til Sptten 205O Warf
aeoiaent Sglp. bpilfet mao anlees
ON en- i9roeIes minoepRroig S9n.
oel{e peo bette 8ereperf % berrtpoet
oaa itor sGoelbeo | Sang og gaano,
rom enonu err at lie, pa grset Itaal
oprb iii ale Sioer peb Surdnlagets
~llbptoelie,' % eiper fremoeles en-
Nenebe eeoisent Selp os rlse
srter".
sra lite SSsanaiar 1880 til Ste
seramaoneo 1888 betolte SeIpuerfet
i alene i'm @ielo iioen 1916, men
1op tiaipe ct Sperifub al 1924
Sroner og bapoe oesitoen tilgooe
30, 900 4roner al Mynten og enoeli9
In gebolbning al grtier % Wealrer
ii en- betpoelig IProi, oe 0rtften al
serfet gap ira 1916 I'll 1884 ct
operifuo al 90 til 81 Millipner SIR.
Men MI err SSaren altio ben, at
ette Sperffuo ifriper Jig ira @rmen.
ia aonaens @rlbe alene, og paa
yrino al SsIpets uitabige 5orefomlt
r en- Grit, Der sr baieret paa en- en-
eft 8rlbe, altib rififubel.
Saaen er oen, at De fo~ngsbergffe
Yruber, iom mi er / Drift, bar I'm
sIomitrins og i'm 0%efaoence. Sm
yottes Siilfe in Der &otb, Der TOR
|or 8erfets Sopebgrlibe, beoer bet
654, at oen bar biulpet @erfet at
pets @so % @ipio.
3 Marene t7t6 til 1928 gap Got
es @obe @rtbe rigelie Sslb, laa
5peniferm mrber 4rigen piloe eoe.
naae Berfet, og De fcreeaaenoe De.
Eerationer bar oplepet @cngens Grit
es gobe Stb.
Brien paa Sdp / 7O!aorene bar
mtrent 157 ar. for 1 8e.; / 1898
ar ben omtrent p SIR; bet gisr for
200 aa. ct Snlb fra $4,000 Ser.
II $50 1000 ar. ultioa aarlig en-
Tinbreinbt9gt at 425,000 ar. ener
Der I 900 Ser. ON 9aaen.
Seri og alene beri logger @rlinoen
Ii, at SMpperfets Budget lite er
"a blomitrertoe, iom bet Dor ! gam.
lel Tio.