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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-15
"PAN-AM." RESTAURANTS.
The Best of Service Will BE Pro-
Hfded.

The needs of the inner man will be
well attended 70 at the Pan-American
Exposition to be held at Buffalo from
May TO Nov. l. 1901. At some exposi-
tons q great mistake has been made
by not providing for good restaurants,
where satisfactory meals could be oh
tanned at reasonable prices. Either the
food obtained has not been of good
quality or prices charged have been ex-
Orbitant or the facilities in some par
ticulars have been inadequate to tne
occasion.
There will be good restaurants in diff
ferent parts of the grounds of the Pan
American Exposition. so that it viii
not be necessary for visitors to go out
side Of the grounds to secure a good
meal. we'll served. at a moderate price
All tastes will be suited in the services
rendered, for there will be places
where meals will be served ON an
elaborate plan to suit the most fas-
tidiOus taste and whe0 prices will be
in proportion to those charged at
high class restaurants in large cities.
1HcI6 Viii Dc OlueI pldCeS MHcIc int
meals will be cheap, but the food appe-
tizing and healthful and the surround
ings clean. There will be restaurants
in the beautiful building at the en-
trance to the Midway, another in a
similar building at the entrance to the
Stadium. another in the Electric Tow
er, which will be one of the great cen
tiers of interest on the Exposition
grounds, and another on the Midway.
Refreshments will also be served in
the Temple of Music, which may be en-
joyed by visitors at the same time that
they are listening to the concerts in
progress in the auditorium. There will
also be New England kitchen, Ger
man restaurant, a Mexican restaurant,
an Italian restaurant and other places
where various kinds Of refreshments
will be served.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-15
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1901.

ga GIRL aged nineteen years com
mitted suicide in New York, be-
cause she was afraid Of. being an
old maid.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-15

"Jim Wells for governor" is
appearing so frequently in various
state papers, as to grow quite fam
liar.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-15
The Government. building.

Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo
are being built by Rasmussen & Streh-
low of Omaha. The contract calls for
a group Of three buildings connected by
curved arcades. The main structure is
to be 400 by 1870 feet, with a dome $50
feet high, and the smaller buildings
each 80 feet square. All departments
Of the government will make up to
date exhibits. which the members OF
the Government board are now busy
collecting and getting into shape.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
Rand Items

After spending the winter IN Fort
Collins Mr.. Everhard returned tc
Rand on Saturdays stage.
Mrs. j. L. Ish has been quite il
for the last fifteen days, but We are
glad to learn that she is improving.
Mr.. John Slack of Aliens Park
came in last week with his cattle, and
expects to remain in the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Shearer expect
to start for Denver soon after their
son and family, who will make their
home in the Park.
John Jurgensen. foreman of tho
Sutton ranches, has an attack of the
grippe this week.
Bert Lieuallen, our young bronchc
buster. was thrown from horse las,
week, and had his shoulder dislo eated
We hope to see some of the OIL
companies represented on Willow
creek this summer, as there are indi
cations of oil in many places.
G. p. Dow has moved from the
saw-mill to his ranch. He will try
ranching awhile now.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
willie Heihernan was seen headed

4. = I d I.1i. B.
Willie Heihenan was seen headed
for Walden with Nach lrear, car
load OF coal last Monday. When
Walden gets tired playing freezeout
they CONG over IA obtain the genuine
|artic.c-something that will produce
a different glow than that which Wal
den keeps,
VIM. Marr arrived With his cattle
Sunday.
Irrigation is we'll under headway,
but the prospect fo- q crcp of hay is
nearly a month later than last spring.
MIR. Rector opened school Monday
with M attendance Of nine pupils, SO
we understand.
The annual school election of dis
trict 43 was held in the Hebron Hall
Monday, at ! p. IN. There was a
good attendance and every one
seemed to take an interest in all bust
ness transac led. Mrs. Nellie Camp
bell was elected to succeed herself on
the board as treasurer. Mr.. Latham
was also a candidate and made a
good race, but fell short two votes
when the ballots were counted. There
is no questioning Mr.. Lathams abil-
ity to dignity position on the board,
but the voice of the people showed
they were satisfied with Mrs. Camp
lbelIs past services. The district
voted to furnish text books and all
necessary supplies, but the organ
question was voted down.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. McDole were at He
bron school meeting using their in
huence to get school on their side
of the district.
Hubert Chedscy and Will Latham
slid down out of the snow drifts Mon
day to have say at the school cleo
ton.
Miss Riach, who is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Peterson, has been
somewhat indisposed, but Is now con
yalescent!
North Park union., 1901-05-10
LOCALS

Andrew Norrcl was in from the
Platte Monday.
Mr.. Wm. Kerr was over from the
East Side Monday
Mrs. Chas. Brands was in from the
West Side Monday.
q. H. Cowdrey and wife were visit
ing in town Tuesday.
c. E. Mosman returned last week
from trip to Denver.
Frank Mosman went to work for
Chas. Winscom this week.
Elder l. H. Greene was in from
Agate Ridge last Tuesday.
Jake Timbrel and family were in
Walden tho first of the week
Last Mondays stage brought 700
pounds OF mail to North Park.
}. W. Riggen has been plowing his
garden and field the past few days.
Fer Sale-A first-class second hand
saddle. Inquire at this office. 6tf
H. G. and Mrs. Boston and Carrie
were visitors at Col. Davis last Sun.
day.
Bert Butler returned on Tuesday
nights stage from short trip to
Denver.
Elmer Martin, who has been work
ing for VIM. Mari, came down home
this week.
Fer Sale One secondA Inland light
road wagon, single. Inquire at this
office. 2R
Ben Huston and valdai Shippey
tsse IN from the West Side the first
[ot ths week.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

A SHORT TINE AGO a few of the
old friends of Mr.. c. W. Lusk-bet-
ter known Us "the old Colonel
subscribed fund to send him to a
hospital for treatment, as he was de-
clining in health and strength. Ac-
companicd by WaIden's mayor he
went by stage to Laramie and thence
by rail to Fort Collins, where he
found a temporary home at the coun-
ty farm. This may be the last seen
of "the old Colonel in Walden, where
lie was known by every school boy
and girl for years past. Col. Lusk
was ut one time conspicuous in poll
tics in California and other Western
states.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
Items From Butler.

By Our Special Correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. wilson have
been spending few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. McDole.
Mr.. Chas. beavers came in from
Fort Collins Monday, bringing with
him his daughter Helen and son Wal.
ter. They expect to remain through
the summer.
Mrs. Madge Cowan has accepted a
position as honsekeeper at Woods
Landing for the summer. She passed
through Walden Wednesday en- route
for her new home.
Laura McDole will begin boarding
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rector next Monday morning. She
expects to attend the Hebron school
this summer.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

FROM NOW UNTIL irrgating begins
i'll the Park untold volumes of water
will go to waste from our numerous
Park streams, because there are no
reservoirs in which to store tue ex-
cess. With proper dams and reser-
voirs North Park could at this season
of the year store sufficient amount
of water to irrigate late crops, and
also many thousands of acres of land,
not now under irrigation. Reservoirs
are subjects that will soon demand
solutions among our stock and hay
men.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
adoptsd by two Grand Army PossS at
Terra Hapta Indiana:
Christians, Patriots and oountrymen,

adopted hy two Grand Army rps's AZ
Terra Hauta Indiana:
Christians, Patriots and ooansrymen,
Through tbs thonghtlessness Of
youth, The greed Of gain aad the
pleasure OF lebanch, Memorial day is
being mora and more prostltased
from its original intent, and to
such an extent that reverence
for the dead has been SO dishonored
that fearful degenercsy OF patriot
Ism is imminent and the loss OF all
| sense Of the sacredness Of human feel
ings and sacrifices.
HThe sporting events on this nation
al funeral day are as great an ofense
against good taste and patriotism as
for children or other members OF tho
household to turn from the grave OF
dead father or patron TO similar rev.
elries. The boys ought to stop play
| ing while the funeral is taking place,
and not make agala day of the occa
sion when even the birds sing a re-
QUEEN for the nations dead and the
flowers yield their choicest perfume.
"As now prostituted, the holiday
is an afront to the living soldier and
the widows and orphans of the dead.
Unless the sacredness of Memorial
day can be maintained, it were better
that it we're stricken from the calen-
der as a national holiday"
North Park union., 1901-05-10

AGRIcoLA ARIDus Is the name Of
Il new publication issued by the State
Agricultural College ut Fort Collins.
1t is printed in the interests of farm
ers nnd agriculturists generally, and
il its first issue is sample of what
it's going to be, it will be worth many
times its subscription price, which is
fifty cents year-it will be sent free
to all who raise crops. AT present
1t is issued every two months.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
Je1, RranH1g.

We do all kinds Of job Work, and
our prices are reasonable. Neatness
ln style and promptncss in work are
guaranteed. Generally, work should
he ordered about ono week before it
y wanted.
North Park union., 1901-05-10
6,assser3rdon Ratsa.
One Ysas, Ia Advance). $500.
Six Months, as Advanced, St00.
yhrss msutAG lin Adsaaes), - 80.
Aawext4sanx,

Display Advertisements in The
UNIos can be- inserted for $50 tdfty
cents, per inch s month. single col
umn. Local notices, loc. {ten cents)
pes line for hrst insertion, and &c.
lnve oents) per line for each subse-
quent insertion, Special rates made
known on application. Y
H-AIi Advertisements Collected fo'
Until Ordered 0ut-M
North Park union., 1901-05-10
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1901.
sprron1AL conaEsrpspESoE.

EDITORIAL C0RREsPpNDENCE.
LAST MONDAY MORNING we sailed
forth for few days trip TO the out
side world-the marts of trade and
traffic tied together by tracks Of steel
Mounting seat in one OF our fast
stages, driven by that expert manipn'
lator of the rcins, N. S. King, we were
rapidly dashed along in the crisp ail
Of bright May morning, and soon
met the smiling face Of tho genial
Charlie Book at Esq. Cowdrcy's, with
whom we passed few words, and
then on crossing the Canadian bottom
20 recently flooded By the spring
freshet that the dried muck glistened
in tho sunlight like patches OF mica.
In the lane north OF the bridge we
encountered few snow drifts, and
securely seated on the back OF II
broncho leisurely and sedately riding
to the schoolhouse on the hill, we met
the school marm-hold your breath
actually riding astride; bat as
pothlug stuns us these days we sped
harmlcssly on.
At Pinkhamton we traded two
horses for four, and taking the can
yon route, We went through mud and
snow to Mountain Home. Here we
found "Fitz" calmly looking over his
vast possessions Of field and forest
mostly forest-and actually illustrat-
Ing the scripture character of tearing
down and "building greater" Soon
leaving with wagon and two, We
met lone tramp-looking fellow, who
on closer inspection we recognized as
Elder Greene on his way to Walden.
At the cred mail box We nban-
doned wagon and took sled over the
snow and through the timber OF the
summit Of the Medicine Bow range.
This part OF the trip was over roatl,
now sliding on ice, now grating on
gravel, then lurchlng over partly
melted drift, scraping trees and bump
ing stumps-a trying ride to horses
and passengers; but it ended at last
and at Farmers old halfway house,
now abandoned, We met eDave" just
starting on the track we were glad to
bc over His two passengers RECALLED
us moment with stories OF foreign
travel and OTHER REFRESHMENTS, and
making trade back again to wagon
Re sailed down the long and winding
mountain side to Woods, on the Big
Laramie. Mrs. Wood is in California,
and uncle Sam is knocked out with
rheumatcs, aud 80 our dinner was
served by Mrs. Hendrickson, who is
very kindly assisting her afflicted
neighbor until the return Of the land
lady.
Changing teams again we started
bn the ride over the Plains. A word
with Ed. Anderson informed US that
his family had met with another in
crease, and while Ed. was happy,
Mrs. Anderson was st,ll sick, with
small chance Of getting proper female
help. Their first baby died soon af-
ter it, birth At the old Rathburn
place We made our last change Of
horses, and began the home stretch.
Tho gentle sephyu Of tho Laramie
Plains, familiar to all Park people,
toyed with our whiskers, and "Sid,"
the pioneer pathfinder, amused Us
with ayarns, = and just after "the sun
/, went down" We pulled up at she John
soA House -she end Of our overland
journey. but It's late; We are tired;
goodnight
o. r. .I
North Park union., 1901-05-10
Hebron Happenings.

BY Our Special Correspondent.
Fine weather now-adays.
The rear end of winter called last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. McConnaughey turned his cat,
tie out to aatten on the range last
Saturday.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

THE BAssErr (NEB) EAGLE, which
was established, and published for
six years, by W. T. Phillips has re-
Gently changed hands, aud in the iu-
ture Robert Good will publish that
paper.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

Tho NoRrH PARK UNION is entered
1t the post-ofiice Mt Walden, Larimer
county, Colorado, every Friday us Sec
bnd.class matter.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

A PEW OF the Grand Army Posts
bfthe United States have passed re-.
bautssss sxpsslng thssr disgust At
~ degredstion Of Mszecriai dsy;
tollexiag = ! coPy of rssclatons
North Park union., 1901-05-10
Sunday Service

Walden, Sunday, May u q
Sunday School 11:Oo a. H.
League $50 p. m. Preaeu
vices 7:3O p. m. Services =
by Rev. z. B. Wilson. 4
North Park union., 1901-05-10

Denver's impounded dogs are to
be slain hereafter by gas. A suffl-
cient quantity was left over from the
late session of the legislature
Arkansas Valley Review.
North Park union., 1901-05-10

CHEDsEY BROS. Hebron, coz coz
Ranch on branch of Lite drn1s n-ts
range In North and Middle pir H m
Cattle branded P C connectsas on
left hip, horses bran ded Same :
left shoulder.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
5uvoerioen
ifal t~crl9gses % 6pnanbs Serb nb'
pioeS.

Snbil 1919 par ben @runb, ION
9upcerisen / Solanb %inbtaser, ct Of
Tiger beifpttet 9aplab; men puloioms
me Stprme ira Nprpueit siennembrsb
9iserne, os lGngere ube / iamme Qnrs
buobrebe, nemli9 1882, fom npe Stprs
me os fulbenbte Soel9sselien. Saas
net tiger, al 100, 600 Menneiter omfpm.
Z puer 600 gar bar bet iorbenu9renoe
9aplaub. Der tjenis til Solia for Nen.
METER, p9ret operiosmmet al Sapet, %
bet bar bannet en- 81, Der er umfrina
go Wil lang oa clio / Omtrsos.
2ause tenfte man / bet lobe Sar.
bunbrebe paa at cmsierbe 8uppsripen
os isrlpsse ben. s 1s49 i~Oreilpg Sns
ssnicr Ban 9isselen at saa isans meb
bet itorartece Grbeibe siter en- Of BAN
ielp uoarbeibet Ilnn. Man aniaa BAN
for en- Srpmmer. Sffe bebre sif bet
/ 1856 meb Snsenisr Bsperind %
/ 1877 meb Snsenigr Stieltjes, itisnt
be besee iremfom meb ~beiteonere Spr,
lag ps Ilaner END be al Gan 9ieaelen
lremlaste. Hosle gnr eiter, nsmlia |
1896, blep Der Sannet en- 3apoeripi0re.
ming, Der latte ia til Opgape at gien.
nemipre Del samle 5plfesnite ON at ira'
priiie Sapet, bpao bet ensnns | tit
Suermoo bduoe berspet Soll9noerre.
5if Soreninseu ilutteSe Jig be ueo Ssen
liseenoe lem Brpuinier, SO &ommmnsr
% en- bel Eel Sanoelsieilta6er. uoen
at labe ben itore Glmenbeo pioe ipnoer.
lis ON bet ioreios 5ureuineen llnber-
iseelier al Sunoen o. lob Snseuisr
2elp. iOm MI er 8anobpsniussmlniiisr
ubdrbsibs ~npiagtise Slaner. Or. 9elp
unusnots lin bsbite llnsoomsfrait poo
at iorbereee bet itore iabrelapoite 80,
rs~iaseuoe. % m hlr ban iurelast Sol.
lanos Siorthlna. @eneraliiaisrne. G.
6pr ilas ON 3unoerisens lsrlasuins.
Gitsr g%eresninsen ifal 5oretassueei
ipiie 4O.s MiIiuner @plbsn; men BERTH
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
6 II slemt 6rap.

Sffe lanst ira Sopeonloganeen til
ben ganlle 8irfegaaro / Bonn tr9f-
fer pi ifrtoer asIn. !3eitrns, en- for.
pitret Sten meo islgenoe Snofrift:
Scr bpiler 6. y. @. BON 9iliebprn
gerg BON 9ergbeim fsot
StodboIm Den t6oe Tarts 1853,
900 / Bonn Den 24oe Topember
1920. 9ltf. is, Al. Seq flyer
eoer: 9enne git retierbiggiort neo
til fit Sus."
9enne Berg bon gerebeim pnr en-
al De Ter iammenioorne al BEN ipen.
ife Ssiobel. iom bapbe forpligtet itg
iii Of mprbe Song @uitap ben 3oie
paa ct Waifebal Hatten melem ben
16oe oe t7be Marts 1892. Zen,
Tom ffuloe gioe 8onsen 9sosftsoet,
bIep faaret BERTH oeo 9obfaitnins.
Oct bar life ~befienot, of bon Berg.
beim bar meb | Sammeniprreel-
len; men ban reiite til lloIanoet os
opilog lin golig / Bonn, booi ban
lepeoe unber ct moet Rapn. 5 %
gar bar ban paa i'm SemmeliSbeo,
uben at inopie en- eneite SieI i ben.
Sort paa 9sosIeiet befieuote ban
for Ereiten, huab ban bapoe o9ret
meo paa. og tit abioIution. Gertil
iigter De paa 8raoitenen mobuggeoe
Orb al 9ufas- gpangeliet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
Gptiten ON
Uobels Sormue.

@eb Ippelation sbomitplsn / Yaris
bebanblebes for fort 1ib iiben Sassn
ON Glfreb Nobels loplise Sjemitapn.
Saseu bar tiolisere brast frem for
franf 8umitol al Nobels 9pnamitfoms
pant, Der beitreo @ploisbeosn al NO'
bells 9eitamenie os iprlansts Staoeser'
itatnins al Robels Irpinser os Teita'
menterefutprerne. 9isie benestebe, at
ben frantic 9umitol a bet rette So
rum, ba Weblemmerne al Hobels Sons
pant bapbe fin Sabrif / Sbipei; ps bar
ipenife r%noeriaatter. Den frantic DOM
itol afpiIte benne Yaaitanb meb ben Or
flerins, at Ilfrso @obel, Der bpbe
San Remu / Stalien / 1896, bapoe jim
lOulise Siemitaun / Earis.
Sasen git til 9lppeaatipnsoomitolen,
iom MI bar erfl9ret, at ben life bsrer
inb unber iranf 9omitul, og bar al.
sjprt Sasen efter arpin9ernes ps 2es
itanienterefuturernes Yaaituro.
s Summen f~rembulpes, at Glireb
Nobel / Iaris al garbier bapoe 340,=
600 ar., mebens ban / &uslano ps
Sperise bupbe benbulospis ca. 20 os
20 Mia. &r. Spm Sslse berai sjOroe
reofommeube frantic Mpnoisbeoer blot
arau paa Gruesift al be SAC, 900
&rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

os fat ! COB 8unbition, efter tie Cages
Spile til at fOn1rne zig efter Sernbone-
reiien til Neiu Orleans, laitet poa Sfi'
bet til &apitdben. Nu fsrit ienpeS
Dpr meb prspet 2esemsbpsnins. s
aahias Gitn, ct. 2ouis, 1alas %
Srufton p~pretbolbes Snbbesninser til
Samlins al 9pr. I'll bisie &sfruiitas
tipner ienoes @&anbibaterne". Gnboer.
Tom beitaar Gramen, bebolbes, til Sns
tallet er fort NOT til at fraste ct Tr1n.
Saa fenbes be ill Neip Orleans, hppr
Staloene fan Iamme ipp 9uiinb Seite
ps Wuler. Ser ~iorteres be % i9ttes
COB Stanb til NfIfibnins. 8 ben ipr-
ite Sorterins titles be fuaitebe % ip'
se fra be friife. Be isrite ienbes til
Soipitalet.
De blep baslis opsuet, bolot / gep9-
selie os fohret til &eiien. Spert Gpr
blir pafiineret. 0erpaa Iorieres be
eiter beres Sfiffetbeb til be iorFlelise
Tienefter. Soert Spr numereres paa
Sopen % merfss mieb en- breb Bill til
bet tinse Irtineri, meb en- linen Bill til
bet lette os meb ct oobbelt aurs til 8a'
ualleriet. De, ipm er iimpelt marfst,
saar enten til Yaftren sler til anbet
Nrbeibe.
SOrbrinsen til RulbriSerne er life
itrense Longer. Sra gespnoelien at
funbe be brittle SHicerer Deb 1ilbub
ON fri Transportation oalse fine
MGno. Gae be afifebisece ipanife
&rissiolbater bleu palsi, naar be au-
isste. Oct bleu pastel npie paa. at be
life ifulbe narme fig en- goer &efrnt-
i%tation. @nbelis ba ben ipbairifanife
geseiitrins bespubte at iuinbe, maatte
Eriien furbpies; &etur blep %tilisiet, ies
mere &eiur ps SIS.
Men Neu Orleans par ubtgmt. Gu
bperpes 2~anoftrpsere os Tramper ira
enbuer sammel Blaps. 9e faar fri
Transportation paa &reaturpusnenes
Gage belt fra Chicago, ps Sriterne le'
Der iprisere efter benz MI enb eiter
Muler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
en- eniom %.

Srrtdn ba Grrrba er Raonet pao
en- Iiben nulfanif o. iom logger midi
| @t~lanterhapet melem Spbafrifo
og Spoamerifo. Gen er beboet:
men Snbbpgserne tonuner iieIhen
gerereIie meb BEN cnriee Wenueffe'
beb, iaa Den nprmeit er Ififtet for
ioaoanne, Der snffer at Iepe alton.
bret os eniomt Zig De aamIe pgpp'
tiffe @ueboere.
S Mai Rameb flor TT Girrbu
geisg ui SfIbet n. 6. Rifmers,
fert al &aptein Otto. San bar paa
Reis fra Rep gorf til Souafoug,
% ha ban bar fire DeiI ira ben lille
Q, fom nj 8erioner roenOe MOB Sti.
bet i en- Soolbaao % frembso ierffi
&iso, WeIf og sgg / gptte MOB MeI,
his, Sobaf oip. So, SouoeIeu for
fort isnns, % samIe SIGoer tcees
sierne iom Detailing for Sorobruss.
prooufter. 0e nj Beriouer / gaa.
ben iaa soot no; BET bar frafttge
SoIf, os De banoIebe life for Bin.
bings Sfplo. men bar meget beifeoue
| fine Sororinger. De oplpIte, IT
belle SnbbpgserantnIlet paa Gunba
belsber fig til 63 Terioner. De eier
meIlem 500 os 600 4reatlrer %
en- W9ngbe ssaar. ct enacIif &rigs-
lib fommer oio engnn9 ON Iaret
% brinaer % benter Soit ioruoen
G%mieranter, ON nogen uiI forlaoe
Zen. Soften par ifral / 1900 (oer.
nebe bar De Ssit, mar Ri bar Saar,
ba poloiomme Storme bapoe bin.
bret garsersoen fra at gro. Gun.
ba.goerne bar filot op al ,&iso,
8rsninger, sGg. Smsr, Nelf og
Ioteter; men De mansIer ofte DteI,
She % Raife. SeIp meo Sobaf er
Oct imaat for Dem, ifient Der life er
mere enb fem 0tano, Tom roger.
Spalfangit orepes tibligere / oisie
Sarpanbe, % iaaleoes bIeo Den be.
bp9get; men nj, er Spaleu borte, og
mn bRnoeliespis fouttRer ct Sfib
forbi. 5 BEN iioite Iio bar BET bog
peret anberIebes; ret iom bet er,
bar ct 9Th pitt zig, men life itariet.
&aptein Otto formooer, at Oct bar
eneeIIh 9ransportifibe, ion fsrte
8p9g fra argentina iii 8apitaoen.
ga Eboerne bapbe opbolbt fig paa
Hidmers en- ire &parters Sib, fog
De afffeb, sienipnlig nteget tilfreos
meo TnifhmoeIen.
Sriitan oa Gunba bar fat Haon
efter ben portiigiiiife Sismono, iom
cpoaaebe ben / 1906. 0ens Slaoe-
inoholb er 164 apaoratfiIometer.
en- gulfan uoienote engang / Sioen
Hsg % 9ler fra en- Sielbtop paa
1000 Weters Ssibe; men MI er ben
for lpnee iioen %lufnet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23

iommer IL Minionsr fiji Sanbperfer,
G0itninssanlrs os ireufcr alt til Or.
itatuins for be Siiferier ipm M brioes.
Wan penier at inbuinbet 46, $40 Sefia.
rer 9anb, umtrent iporenbe til lie, 900
Heres. VT omsiue bette 9anb meb
9amninssr uil fcite 35H Rilipn.
Saa bet belle fummer pp Us MiIionsr
@plben elIer AZ Minicner ameritanite
Dollars. Grbeibet ifal barre i9rbist
ON Is Nar.
Splaub beitaar nh al IL Yrppin.
Ter; men peo 3upberisens Ssrlasnins
oil BET iaa en- 12te, Tom man til sgre
iur ben nup9rsnbe 9ronning oil ialpe
@ilbelmine.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-23
S13-Sil guHalo % tilbase-S13

yVeo Nidel EIaie Hpao ira Obi ago ians
leouins ben pansameritauite llotillns Bill
letter tiliaIss oaslis sIGIoenor mep gieuns
fra SuHaIp cp iii Riault Zen 10ce Tag
ira Of meo Salssoaioeu 9iseiaa SHELTER
iilialss oasIis ira Chicago I'll Buffalo us
tilbase for sl6 for RuuOtur mso Is 2asss
Grit fra o. meo Salasoatuen. s21 ira
Chicago til Suialp ps Sietur. slaIbsHOe /
80 Z &c.
Sinetier ira Chicago til Hep BORT I'll
ipeeielt reoueerens Sarier. Sirip I'll Sohn
q. gauaban. General aseui. III apdms
ct, Chicago, eiisr narmsre Cplpsniuser
tilisemeb 9amilst meo IoaiabsI oip.