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The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
The Origin of Baseball.

The origin of baseball, "our national
game is not definitely known, but the
first club organized to play it was in
New York in 1916. Singularly enough,
this club, like the one first organized to
promote rowing, was called the Knick-
erbocker club. After 1851 other anna
teur baseball clubs began to organize,
including the Atlantic, Mutual, Union,
etc. In 1857 convention of delegates
from 16 clubs in and around New York
and Brooklyn was held. About ten
years later, at the annual convention Of
the National association in 1866, 2O2
clubs from Il states and the District Of
Columbia were represented. The col
lege baseball associations were started
about 1862 or 1863 Amateur baseball
throughout the Union was at its height
in the years 1866. 1866 and 1867. Pro-
fessional baseball was recognized in
1868, and the first games were played
In 1869.--Harper's Weekly.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Our F66d
Department
&>o<D

is an import
ant branch Of our business
With milling capacity fully
doubled by recent improve
ments, our output of Bran,
Shorts, ETC., will be increased
in proportion. We will also
continue to grind feed on
short notice and at satisfac-
tory prices.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Louisiana shore.

x1Ou1SldUd S1OIts
sI don't see her." said Kinney, turn
ing his night glass one way and anoth-
er, .'and it's ten minutes to 4. 2
Don't see what p inquired strange
voice at my side, and, turning in sur
prise, for had not heard any one en-
ter, could define in the half gray light
of the morning the figure of man
with smoothly shaven face, apparently
a youth.
.sThe ghost said Kinney, still peer
ing out into the space beyond.
do you expect any" asked the
stranger.
why, l was just telling you Great
God, there she isp'
looked in the direction he pointed,
and, sure enough, about quarter of a
mile away were the red and green
lights Of an approaching steamer. l
knew enough of the laws of the road
on water to comprehend that she was
coming toward us, and could also see
that she was making tremendous head
way. Kinney's eyes, as saw them
fash, were fixed upon her. He neither
moved the wheel nor stirred a hand to
give warning.
Kinney" / cried, that is not the
ghost! 1t is a steamer. 1t is the White
Of the Vicksburg line, bound up. She
is to pass here about this time. For
the love Of heaven give the signal!''
tried to wrest the wheel from him,
but strong arm swept us both aside,
and the stranger seized the spOkes.
There was jingling of bells, screech-
ing of Whistles, a mad cry of human
voices. leaping of flames over light
, woodwork that seemed to laugh with
joy over the destruction that was being
wrought, but over it all heard one
voice in articulate agony whose wild
agonizing accents / shall never forget.
Then in the flash Of fame l saw the
person who had uttered it. 1t was the
stranger at the wheel. On his cap
band, spelled out in letters of gold bull
lion, were the words, ''Pilot Alonzo
Child" He was Illuminated by the
blaze, and his eyes shone brighter than
the fire itself. ----~--.
81 am punished! My God, is it not
enough? was her pilot! 1t is the
Alonzo Childs!" he screamed.
For a second he lowered like giant
high over the eight foot Wheel then,
throwing his arms above his head, he
fell prone upon the floor. Already the
glass windows of the pilOthouse were
cracking with the heat. l knelt beside
the PROSTATE form. There was no heart
beat. ass.as sss-ssS ~: ssss
looked up at Kinney. He was
standing with his arms folded, his face
perfectly calm, but pale as death.
At that moment the flames burst in
to the pilothouse, and their hot breath
blistered my hands as held them be-
fore my eyes. had no feeling of fear
beyond apprehension of physical pain.
Death had no terrors for me. Besides,
there was no escape. l remember just
then Kinney shook me by the arm, and
heard his voice:
| "Say, you will set yourself afire in a
minute
| opened my eyes,. The steamer Baton
Rouge, Bixby master, Elton clerk, was
having quick dispatch, and my after
dinner pipe lay smoking on my knee.
Some of it's live ash was on the floor,
and some had burned my hand just a
little, and Kinney said had been
asleep less than two minutes. Buffalo
Enquirer.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20

"THATS OLD SAM PATCH, AND HE'S AFTER
,,-,szr ME!''
an hours notice. He had been found
to be man who thoroughly knew his
business, and it was understood that
he was an old whaleman. He had spun
no yarns Of his adventures, however,
and now for the first time, as the whale
kept pace with us and the frightened
crew tiptoed about the decks. the mate
gave us a brief outline. He had been
whaling in every sea, both in sail and
steam vessels. and had been ashore aft
er his last cruise only a month when
joining us. Three years before in
whaler out Of London they had lower.
ed for a monster. whale off the Madei-
ras and fought him for four hours. The
leviathan had smashed two boats and
killed five men. Davids in his boat had
got him fast, but the whale sounded
so deep they had to cut the line and
let him go. Three months later 700
miles to the north the whaler encoun-
tered the same fish and had another
boat destroyed and two men killed.
Again Davids got fast. but after being
towed Is miles to windward had to cut
loose Six months later, down off
the coast Of Brazil, he had his third
fight with the same whale and got in
third harpoon.
During the next two years Davids
sighted that whale, which had come to
be known as Sam Patch. off the Cape
Of Good Hope, off the coast Of Peru
and off the coast Of Mexico, and on
each and every occasion at least one
boat was smashed and some one killed.
and the mate also made fast and had to
let go again. The whale had scars by
| which he could easily be identified He
| had always been known as a wild fish.
bark and keep company with us for
hours was more than a mystery to the
| mate
| I'll tell you what it is.' he said after
leaning his elbows on the rail and TAX
| ing long look at the vast bulk almost
rubbing our starboard side; that
whale is after me- He knows I'm
aboard here. Six of my harpoons are
rusting in his carcass. and though I'm
not after him on this voyage he wants
revenge"
| We laughed at the idea. but the mate
clung to it. He was an intelligent,
fairly educated man. and it was evi-
dent that he fully believed in his own
words. Perhaps it was his earnestness
that made us also come to believe that
there might be something in it. al
though it looked absurd at first sight.
When the whale had been keeping
company with us for three hours. we
| let the bark go four points off her
course. thinking to quietly steal away
from him. but he changed his course
and kept with her. Then we shortened
sail. but he slowed up. For an hour
| we worked to part company. but he
| was Up to all our tricks. For seven
! long hours he hung to US, and then of a
| sudden he sank out of sight without so
much as a splash We argued that he
| had gone for good, and it was weight
off our minds, but Dayids shook his
| head in a mournful way and replied:
..Sam Patch came here after me,
and he won't leave for good till he gets
me. He's only off to feed"
| We reached the island without hav-
ing seen more Of him, however. As we
came within a mile of the north shore
the bark was thrown into the wind,
the boat lowered, and Dayids was to
be roWed In to sound the depth and
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Redwood Roller Mills
ELEVATOR

Is now fully equipped for re-
ceiving large quantities daily
of good milling wheat, and will
pay the top market price for
the same, in
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
OLD TUNES.

OLD TUNES.
Old tunes, old tunes! How memory croons
Their rhythm through my soul tonight!
OF joy replete or pathos sweet,
In scenes that charm my raptured sighti
form once loved, by fancy moved,
Enthralls me as in days agone,
And bright eyes beam with loves first dream
Lips warm unto mine own.
Hand clasps hand in friendships bond
O'er VOWS once broken, now restored,
And laughter low, with music's flow.
Vibrate with one accord.
Oh, tender past; weird, mystic past!
Fain would dream thy pleasures o'er.
And tunes, old tunes that memory croons,
Thrill through my soul foreyermore.
Richard Pelham in Washington Post.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Money at S per Cent

To loan on Redwood, Yellow Medi-
cine and Lyon county farm lands. Call
or write if you want to borrow money
on farm security.
The REDWOOD COUNTY LAND CO.,
lift Vesta, Mum.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Queer Nests of Fishes.

During a summer vacation the rare
opportunity was given me Of studying
the nest building habits of a small fat
fish that frequents the shallow places
in Lake Sunapee, N. Fl.
My fish had selected quiet cove
within few feet of the shore and
quite near row Of cottages. Pre-
sumably they were less in fear of man
than of the fnny tribe. Their nests
were circular in form and about the
size of a bushel basket. They were
followed out in the center like saucer
and were kept in perfect shape and
beautifully clean by a swift. fanlike
motion of the tail fin of the fish, held
in perpendicular position. The bot
tom of the lake being of a dark color
aud these nests made Of white sand,
you could easily see what neat house.
keeper this little fish was. Each nest
had it's owner, who fought for her
hearth and home" with great valor.
chasing off every intruder and seldom
being vanquished in the fray.
This pugnacious creature was es.
Sentlaily nome body, seldom leaving
a nest except to dart off a few in quest
of food or in hot pursuit of an invader.
This little fish is bold robber as well
as valiant fighter | noticed one of
the largest specimens drive smaller
one from her nest again and again
and then take possession Of it. spend
ing her time between her own nest and
the one she had robbed. | counted
three dozen of these nests. not more
than foot apart. Some of these fish
were beautifully colored
went down to the lake very early
one morning to take look at my pets.
The water was very calm and clear.
Nearly all Of the fish were lying per-
fectly still in the center of their nest,
apparently fast asleep. - Interstate
journal.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Horses for Sale.

Good farm team for sale, for cash or
on time. Also, seed oats,an barley.
81 JOHN WOODS.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
CASH

The elevator is conveniently
located for teanas near the Red
wood river bridge, on the same
grade as Bridge street, 50 that
clim bing the hill with load is
obviated. Elevator has spout
delivery to mill, and is provided
with electric motor.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Her Inheritance.

''Your daughters voice." said the
professor. after the first lesson, really
has fine timbre."
There said Mrs. Rocksley. Il al
ways knew it. I've told my husband
ever since the day Adeline was born
that she took after him. He was in the
lumber business when we got mar
ried. - Chicago Times Herald
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
6rooen itaar ecot.
Spmnntrenbc @crctninscr ira mange
Observation-Disclosures.

WorriS, Rinn., 22oe Mfai. Oct
fjsIi9e 8eir / forrige llae % ct let
&ean ignorofteS bar sapnet NpIingen
Der meget.
&onabon Winn., 22be Wai. Rean.
ifiire iaIbt | bette 9iftrift iqaoroftes
% oorebe / ilere Elmer. Set bar let,
men Itasis Nebbsr, eg &egnet piI otie
iig al blioe til ltpr @aor for apIing
90 S~opregunae, bpiIfe oor blepel
terre. Waiien bar f9rbia netop itioe,
I'll al npoe 9obt al Reanet. Geiret e,
mi fisIiaere 90 ifpet mere Heen ben.
res.
Sterpartpiue, 22oe Roi. gpIiu.
GEN bar Iibt al tort Seir. Ct let Rean
falot i9aoraften og bar o~eIgiprenoe
Tor Seiterre % ggerer. Oct me'te
al Mai'en er iaact, % Den bar be.
gpnot at TONNE OF.
Gleor 2ufe @iS.. 22oe Noi. Meon
talber her / Ggnen, % Gsrfen bIep
aTbiulpet Gn uomprfet goo IuIina
er M tiliifrei.
NSitbrom, Gtirn., 22oe Iai. Reou
fulbt | bette Giitrift iqooraftc$. Oct
t%rGngtes. WtaiSioouin0cn er oocr.
% pun rogle Iere CT Den fomntcn
op. Hcgnet tiIiifrcr aooc glplmger /
oette Giiltrift. NtoaIe al pore trent.
'freoue 6ormere planter S~ufferrocr.
Oct oenteS. at Rimneiotd Suffcrfom.
poni ii! BRUCE Net meite al TpIingen.
Nem Ridmoub, @iS., 220e Wai.
Get bar reanet / oe forIebne "a 81.
mer, 6orulcrne iiper. at Oct bar
orro Suiiuher al Dollars for apIin.
aerne. lom bnu0e begpnot al Iibe al
Gerfe.
Iidrsou gitp q Q. 22bc Mai.
Hegn bar foI0t / 10 elmer, % SET Ter
mo til at pine holhe peO til lent raiten.
Normerue begpnoer at fluoe oper
Serfc.
6oribouIt. @}inn., 22oe Wai.
Regn faIot ioag; men meeet mere
trunaes bpiS gIoIiraen ifal bIipe 900.
Hoheiter. Wlinn. 22oe Mai. Set
Re9n iolbt mat og icrtiatte meb Iihet
0pbsr 2sbet al Saeen. Sapne.
aange 90 @rp&marfen leo melt al
Eerfe men Neoberen bar 'orbe6ret
uotgterne til tor NsapIing betuoe-
Ii9t Oct tloIiee @eir % Ginhbua
Gen bar toiinget mango 6urmere iii
at pleic tiolig iooct Spa % Soeoe,
liar | zen ~norbIi9e Gel Of Goumtict.
CT norIf Sroiproa tiger;
"9ltniflIoc gier @cuoens 9aoer
iuIoc."
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
aurpefetuins | Sfplerme.

s be neoerite &las,er | nogIe al
gtirneopoIis' SfoIer inospes gsr-
rene ! iorifieIIige SlaeS SaauooerfS.
hunt. gu ior Sioen befatter Dc
Smoa fig meN STRENGTHENING. % / en-
al SfoIerne, Mebiter, nemIie, bar
8erueue orepet Sumter iaa pibt al
Breoer al OereS Irbeioe ifaI uoitiaes
bIaubt Winueiotus educational gr.
bibit~ oeo Observation-Disclosures ! Som.
mer. OisIe alirpe er al pirfelia
8erb 90 iPIaeS fortoPt Dfinneapo.
lis. 6orueu er enc / iii 5Iag6, Mr..
beioet er soht ubisrt. % Der inSIebcr
bpppig geitiuinaer paa oereS 1ubrt.
fata I'll Stolerre. &ieberen faar her,
boao Der fife fan faaes / Oet aImiuoe.
lige Worfeo.
altroene tilotrfeS al Rafio, Ell
SaImetrepl eller Siber, Tom importe.
res mo Spo.4frifa, og al 3otanJ.
leiiS 9 G, Sirpel, principal AZ
@ebiter Sfolen. eper @erueue / ben,
ne 9lmit % / 9feaeIcu heuptteS finn
en- Srme hoer 6reoog gftermiooog
I'll arbeiOet Gn Glen, ION bier no,
ieet Q~pgngbeb ioar oog 2op al fort.
'Gtte GrbeiOet raariomheit han Ell.
Ter hun er iRrOt8 mco Oct reguIpre
StoIeurbeioe.
Deb Observation-Disclosures ifaI oaiuo
fremoi'es uoibgt anipIinaSarbeioe
tilpirfet al Srbiancrpiger / Rirnc.
ioto mocr 0pipn al Iris SubiI Gar.
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28

ban ODER Sapet til Sapan, bpor ban
trnfer at itiibere 0ubonpeiten unoer
fin Ben prof. aitaiato, iom bar op.
oaset gnbonbaciaen. 5 lotto BIZ
ban ogiaa finbe andre iapaneiiife
8enner, iom bar itioeret / amerifa
eler beicgt 2anoet unoer 3rigen meb
Spanien. Paa Siemturen soar ban
inbom WaniIa. bpis Iiben tinaoer
bet, 90 oerfra iptier ban Sell for
Gan Srnncisco. Smfring lite Otto.
Der baaber ban at bore tilbase i Gbi.
cago.
6orbennprenoe @apor @aibburn
| Gbicngo bar forpret 9oftoren ct
ppperligt oftoeraiiif Mpparat, iom
ilittis pil bli benpttet pan Heiien.
Chicago Tribune bar tineet meb Or.
Sem ON at ienoe 9repe og gileber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
2lnfIase moo Donnie.
Goruncrs Snrp benitiacr til 1ranb.
jnrBen at title lam nnber Anflnse.

Chicago. Sn., 23oe Woi. Goro'
nerS Siirp inobraete i~saaruftes fol
get,be GienoeIie;
~Gi, IeoIemner al Goroners Sii'
rp. timber. of Mrs. emma g. Subj
oeoe al 8leoning / &iernen % andre
aomplifatiouer unoer gorneisoiel.
sra oet 8lhneSbprb. lom bleo frem.
fert FOR os, tfor Surpen. at bpiS GIN.
ma 6. Subj banoe ioaer oroentIia
9G9ebebouoiine, piIoe bum life hare
mcbt lin Sob pno Den beifrepne Maa.
De. Surpen tror, at Siram @. Subj.
Sobn GIeranoer Gomie, Seurifa
gratih % Marp 8. Speider er fri.
minelt auipnrlige for emma z.
SuOhS Gsb, os a~nbefaIer 8rauofu.
rpe4r al beorhre 9iltaIe MOB benz"
@i0nesbprSet bIeu gioet al @pens
bpetieite 2Gger. 9e urberisgte
NarS. Subbs 2ia, ~cfterot oct bar op.
grdoet, % tduot, at Den limpleIte SP.
aefur pilbe bape forbinbret apinbens
800.
grreftororer bIep uoiteot, % Boil.
ttfonitabler ienbt Tor at arreitere
0oruie, Subb oo De 70 apinber. o.
DC nooebe 8ion, funbe Donnie life M.
oeS. 0frS. 9rutid bIen %arreiteret I
gpgningen % iubfat / Gountpipng.
iIet. s. ". Subj % Nrs. Spei6er
baobe oaiao ifiillt liz.
On SoIfehob pao 1000 Rerloner
p~araberebe eierrem Spo GbicngoS
@aoer 90 bar ct 9ineoe al 0oipie,
ION tiliioit bIep foitet pun ct 9ool.
6olfere opisrte ia elers aobt.
Chicago. 24oe D9ni. Sobn Donnie,
s, %. Sliho % NrS. Speid,er bIeo
arreiteret ibag. Gne oe arreitereoe
too ! Sriinmnlretten for CONNER
Cullen. Cullen beitemtc $4,000 for
Donnie % Subj, oa $4,000 for DC TO
aoinoer. 9oipie betaIte Soution for
ole.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
5penff BY brenot.
Spen NamaaI 0alslanb baarbt
bienipgt. - so Snie brGnbt.

|. Sen nafre lille gp Iamaal / CTS.
borg 2rn, DaIsIano, beligeenbe pao
8eitiiben al 0enern, peo MomaalseI,
pens llbISb | en- Big al Sjeen, bIer
Hat til Doe Wai beriet al en- eoeI9g.
genoe 9rano.
Get bar peb Totioen, at SIoen no
breb / auarteret Gifen paa Den nor.
Ore SIDE at Chen / ct llobus ; oer
@aisbergife 8aarb. SIoen begun
itigehes al Ell iterf ncrositlig 0inf
90 breote iis meo forfGroeIia Saitis'
beo, iau at 6a Slben peo 5-6 5iocr
trnoe betrnetes iom begrRniet, Lao
nGiten belle gpen no~roenfor @lpen
Guiner. 60 &uie bar. oa Iagt / aife,
oeriblnnbt @potbef. Trpfferi og Of
ileite at gpens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Set sbelaetes @erbi, Loft oe faIt, an,
ilaaes til en- Million aroner. Om.
firing 1000 Yerioner err buspiIbe.
Sngen @enneifer inoebrenote. Der
ienore Del al gper err n~beifaoiget.
aommineitpret bar anpiit ar. TO-.
600 til 9aan % llnberitsttelie for at
afhiPlpe ben pRrite Hsb.
st neritattelist Cab err Iiot berpeb,
at 9olsIanbs Wuieum er Iagt / af..
Oct inoebolbt en- bel Del Slbiaaer,
bporaf intet funbe rebbes. gIanot
nnoet itrsg meb en- Wpnt, faIbet "@r.
boga 6prf," Der alenc aniaaes p9rb
ct Bar tlriinoe aroner. Or. Sa8e.
lius baooe netop ligeet / ltnoerbanb.
ling ON Wliieets SnoIemmeIie |
"Sfanien."
gpens SnbbpseerantaI er benpeo
5000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
eet nOr1e emtber so,pttat I Ga Grosie, sis.

anoen Gtaee bIiper aapel % golig
for geitprereu. s treble gtage BIZ
Der Samlingsiteb for aonpaleicenter,
40 SOB lang % 90 iSoo breo, bpor De
fan laniles, naar DC ielD .oiI, til Sel.
ifabeligbeb % f9neS rnoerbolonins.
Zen eprige Del al oerrne gtaae err
inoreoet til B9relier al alminbelig
StsrreIie for Tilf9Ioets yrus.
SeIpe SoipitaIet bill, foruoen at
regne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for BET
~betienenbe Yerionale, afgipe mere enb
tilItr9ffelist Mum for 1870 Tatienter.
0ette er | forte 3r9f bpab Der for
beretteS ON oct lutberife SoipitaI 90
bets Smgipelier. q. g. Gnlerion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
Rnc Rabper.
(eu lissn gOrtauiua for efrn)

W. *~Nf
Seq Ter, at Der bpgees et to-eto'
geS $us / Dor 9asguaro," lagoe
9opa.
"aa, gapa, BET bIir Tet fife mor'
ioutl" iagoe Rarie. % fan Sol
fere ie Iige ino / bore ginouer."
"Sa." iag6e gapa; ZEN al arbei'
oerne iao paa 8inoustarmen ! NIT
gGreIie imorgcs, men iaa mart ban
iua mig, Hot ban bort"
~aIu. Oh nterer en- 5ugi2" iagoe
Marie.
~Gt Bar Of De imitteite @uIipur.
pc, on nogenlinoe bar let" iagoe
Bapu.
"gPer bporfpr foIbte on 0eres Reoe
ct to-etages Srls?" ipurste Com.
~Sorbi BET DtrfeIig er BET" ioorte
8upo. Oh Ter, Der er Ell itpr, egen.
rptfia apfugl, iom er for oooen I'll
at bpage zig ielp ct Rebe, eller ieIp
isrge FOR fine llueer, % iaa, bu bun
opbueebe &eoen, ION @uIipurpene
banoe bpeaet, oor bun iaa uforlfam-
met. al bun Iogbe iii itore sga / BET,
forut benbes imaa Rnboer ifulbe taee
Bare pao Oct"
@SSSep oiloe hope fnuiit BET, ON req
boobe paret / beres Steb," uobrso
Com.
~9e orteoe life of tnuie BET eler
peIte bet I'D Of Rebet, iughe Bdpa,
90 De Iifte life at bpgee ct nuoet
poo et NM Steb, ina, booo siorbe be
oeI9 So De Iaehe inb et npt Cub,
ret ooer &ofueleuS s@e, % bpeeebe
@eggeue Iiot bciere. SaaIeoes liz.
ger M @gget / ai9Ioeren ocres.
tpor BET life gier Dem bet miuolte
SortrGo."
"8ar life oct f!ogt at Dem!" iogoe
Marie. "Sab os gan % ie paa benz, "
Ssrneue beiegte iiben 8uIIpurpene
hoer Dag, % efterot l%lneerne bar
flsiet pGf, uroeriogte De Rebet, oa
Der 4 9iaIbereu,~ iom 8apa faIote
Del, iaubt De oirteIia RoiugIens itore,
flrffeoe a@s, -Gfter "Doutb'S Com.
aanion."
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
arbciosiorcnima
AitEn. Winn.. e1h, MOI 100

f E''NP ~ANH saw ltOlE
On gieeIins al ben llaibGnsiae Sianoi.
UGoIlte Irbsioeriorsuins al gmerita Il. 5.
w. A.. bIcu orsaniieret her iaaara les al
6preuingeus S.prietyeter y, g. Smi,b ira
Can Claire mro gsiiitance at @raro Or.
sOulSer Who'll Spoal ira 9uIuih, &c NeIts
IeoeHoe Stanoinaper Der / Speu pptoses
iom Neblemmer.
Sil gmbeosmTuo paleteS;
YrGiioeut $srre S~asmusien; 8ieeprrij.
bent. IRONS Siterbeim; Suitrufipr. Oscar
3. Relipn; SeireiGr @iliam SpHtenp;
9~aslerer, eopis Si6IauDer: Sinansietretar,
Sobn Y9eIiu; @arilalt, anais atleitae +;
Sabre Sast asent Garion; gbpe Sast
George 5initnb. SruitesS; 9 Z. 5rpIie
lamb, Sohn Wyaoen. Ole 3obuion.
Zen uge aiesliHs III &apne; "5bor" %
oil ueeu Epil mart bIi ben Isoenbe 5ore'
ming / Dor la,nritisHne Bp, Der pGientliS
er b~eioiiet al Sfaneinaper. X.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-28
Smaaplnf.

On pit DGme I @erliu. Trau Sch.
PIG 3egi. bar beg9nht Ell aogefoIe
for SG8er. Rer eno hmoreoe PRO.
minente Sp8er ira Srnnfria, gilrs.
lamb og StaIier iaaoeliom Guiflanb
bar gjeHnemgoaet auriet oQ oci
NseS, at Iignenoe Sfoler ifal ooret.
tes ale guropas &ooeoitpoer.
giiS Gita Simmer I gleru g)or,
er al SetretGr Hoot bIrveu uorppn,
I'll SuperiateHoent al oet f~uin0eIiae
%"yhariine" Sorps unoer oeu me Mr..
meorganiiurionsatt. Mrs. ainner
bar hapt aofiais Griariuq / Bolton.
2e%rintenoert al ooipitaIer / Bottom.
Fl, @auI Suu 5rancisco og 9tau
gaeyico. @lrs. ainnep er gnfe.