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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
TALKED
TOO MUCH

THE pALLEs, Or. Dec. e.-rive
tramps are now IN jail here under
suspicion of deraillng the Portland
Chicago overland train at Cello Fri
day. They were Identified by a
negro who heard them say there
would be wreck on the line before
night. Three 81 those arrested are
men and the other two arr boys In
years. All protest their entire IN
nOeence
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Clara Brown Floaied

The steamer Clara Brown, witch
foundersd Tuesday night off Al-lki
point. viii soon be operating on
sound waters again, She was haul
Cd off the beach Saturday morning,
aud aside from injuries 20 her
house. which WI necersitats that
part 81 her As,ag rebuilt, che Is but
nllFhtly I.fnaAsd
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az he had had some trouble with his
former employees lie Il about 30 years
of age and IL believed 20 have - yea bis
money aud uont lt 90 bis mother The
body IL az liltt srtQorth'a
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Unlicensed Physlclans.
nr. Lawson has been arrested
and war arraigned before Judge
Griffin this morning, lie was given
until Saturday 20 plead.
Seattle and Vicinity; Tonight
and Tuesday. occasional rain:
winds fresh 20 brisk suotherly.
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10 honor u Capt. aud Mrs Pyns. About
twenty Gussta Wefs present
Mf. and Mrs 81 a. Fowler wiii ieays
for the EaHt on an extended "trip
A very pleasant gathering ~ ladies'
members or stevens Relief Corps, No, l.
Aud their friends we're socially enter
tainrd Friday afternoon AZ . o'clock
coffee ~ Mrs ~ II Ampa. 1909 Sixth
Ryrnus. Various nfnusemeuia were In
duiRrd ~ ana pleasant afternoon was
spent About forty ladies' we're pres
ent
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OLYMPIA. Dec. e.--The supreme
court saturday sustafns the decision
~ the superior court Of King county
In the contest between Thomas Nav
IN and James Weir for the OF ..es Of
councilman 81 Seattle. The superior
court held that the city cnuncn had
no power 70 decide the CONTESTED
election.
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writer Springs Medical Water
cures rheumatism. serena and all
blood and skin diseases. At drug
rlsfa or 1916 First avenue. -.
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When Others Fail Consult
The Doctors Of
The ssais Electro. medical lnsllluis

wv @t8e@ @t@~&o @4 tNAHtA8
So well and favorably known as Sc
attle's leading and most successful
specialists, for their many wonder
full cures in all blood and Skin d.
seases, sores, spots. pimples, scrof-
ula. tumors. letter, eczema and blood
poison OF every nature.
ALL CURES GUARANTEED OR
MONEY BACK.
For 10 years the State Electro
Medical Institute has been fixed
fact, and it Will remain 80. IL is as
standard as American Gold.
The State Electro Medical Insti-
tute has many imitators, but no
aquals.--Seattle Times.
Office hours, Q Il. IN. to 5 p. m.
Sundays, 10 a. IN. TO y. IN. only.
WRITE your troubles II out OF
city. Thousands cured by CORES
pondence and medicines sent sec
reilly. Book sent free on request.
State Electro-Msdlcsl institute
Safe Deposit and Trust Co.'S
Bldg. 701 First Ave. Rooms 90,
n, 20, 20, "a.
SEATTLE. WASH.
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The American sails.

One 81 the largest eArxoes ever ship
ped from Seattle was taken out ye<fer.
fay By the steamer Americas for New
loFk The shipment consists OF 100 000
eases Of salmon ard f.To1 tons 81 coal
from Vancouver mluss The American
II enc of the largest ~ frelFhfers and
could hare easily secured hundreds ~
tons had 4 not been for bookings In
San Eraneisce
The cargo. laid IN New York. win IA
worth about 5000. 600.
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MISS DIVIDENDS

James y Grant he's obtained an
order HppAnslns Al temporary 10.
cstSsf % ius FlrAt avenue. lie
SAYS he Owns Tie furniture aud
employed Nabei Dividends last Au-
tuft 90 run IL. lie complains now
tlht Mabel hasn't declared any div
idenda for HIS benefit. He says abe
has run him out OF the place several
time. which she now claims to own
The most fiery opals set In rings
and pima, az Finck'n Pioneer Jewelry
Store. sic Second avenue.
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"Ths Wrong Mr.. Wright" Is holding
forth at fhs Third Avenue thsatsr. lie
IL ike a tonic 70 people whose stom-
achs ara not strong enough for mslo-
drama.
ifarry BeFesford. who takes the title
r0le Of THE Wrong Mr.. Wright" or
iginally played By Roland Reed, IL a
comedy genius file skAi In facial ex
preston Il remarkable.
The ladies' are pretty.
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Ebony Toilet Sets al Finck's Jew
Try Store. SIG Second avenue. -.
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For a fine wArcii see Rishards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

Diamond lee That's what you
need 70 keep cool Tel Main 1859.
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Ladies' Eura made and repaired
G. c. Berg. 1873 Third ave.
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Inasmueh 40 Mr.. Richard Golden has
returned with the sane company with
which he presented "oid Jed Prouty"
here last year. there IL really very III.
tie % Be said about the production
which has tusf opened at the Grand
The play Is clever ons, and the actor.
Rnthor and bis supporters give VI an
the piano plsylng u Melville r. Collins
are again fs4turea
''Old Jod Propky'' RUS until wednes-
day night Following II comes willie
Collier, fayofits comedian in Seattle.
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Theaters.


Willie Collier opens at the Grand
Thursday. Mr. Collier II remembered
here az The Man from Mexico and
Mr.. Smooth" and he will doubtless
do big business in Gus Thomas
comedy, ION this Quiet"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Manila. May l3.-The trial Of Captain
Frederick j. Bsrrows of the Thirtietb vol
unteers, quartermaster OF the department
OF southern Luzon, on charges connected
with cosnmissary scandals is finished The
verdict has not been announced.
The department Of southern Luzon is
sending various expeditions in pursuit of
the remaining Filipino bands. 1t is ex-
pected that the island of Mindoro will be
occupied in the near future. Many fugi-
tive Tagalos and qusntity of arms are
reported to be concealed in Anndoro
The United States Philippine commits
sion j. overrnn with applications for civil
positions and the officers Of the new pro-
sinces are submitting many questions to
the commission. The routine business Of
the commissioners Is heavy. The proyin-
cisi Officers have encountered no serious
difficulties.
A party Of insurgents partly burned The
bridge near Lucban. Tayabss province,
Thursday night, but were driven back
without loss on either side.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Wichita. May Ia winona kilgore.
anna Peoples and ,Iasssnine Wilberi.
sllree Young girls. the latter daughter Of
l.nry wsllscrt. the colleague Of Mrs. Ma.
ton. smashed the Summit saloon here.
they entered with rocks. and the bar.
keeper did not know that an attack vas
Threatened until the glass began to crash
about his ears. Fred Wolf. The proprietor,
defended his place. knocking the girls down
With hls fat and pitching them one after
another into the street. In the melee The
wrist Of Miss Peoples was broken. The
police made quick run for The scene, ar.
rested all three Of the sinashers and lodged
them in the city jail.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Washington Nav l3.-An attempt to
sell the confidential communications be
tween the attorney general and the secrr-
iary Of war in the Nelly case has been I'M
earthei by Chief wiIkie Of the secret ser.
vice. Information has been obtained by
Judge John u. Lindsay. counsel for Nicely
in New York. who had received letter
signed John H. Dickinson, Offering him
copies OF the correspondence
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Reno. New. May i3.--A Gazette special
from Adm. Cal. sAys;
Sheriff Behrens Of Readine. Shasta
county. Cal. arrived at Adm, Modoc coun-
~. Cal. on the track of Decrland aad IL
lingsworsh. two prisoners who escaped
from the Shasta county Jail on April ..
The constable Of Alturss. H 5. Walker.
mel Sheriff Behrers at Adm and they locat-
ed the prisoners about three miles north
of Adm. A hand to hand combat ensued.
Deeriand was killed by bullet, probably
from his companion, as he was between
thc sheriff and lllingsworth. DeeIland did
not shoot, a. the sheriff had him covered:
bat Illingsworsh shot Is or 20 times three
bullets piercing the sheritf's clothing
Constable Walker was shot through the
top Of The left hip. probsbiy fatally IL
lingsnor,h escaped. Deeriands remains
we're taken to Adm Walker, besides be
ing constable at Alsnras, is the operator
Of the California & Oregon Telegraph
couspsny's Offices at that place.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

s.. Petersburg. May l3.-The fol
loving u}ase has been issued:
-The minister of finance, in order TO re-
store the treasury advances to railway com
psnies in 1900 and to meet the expendi-
lures for the current year, has authorized
the issue Of loan to the nominal amount
Of s2sloooeoo francs, TO be called the Rus
sian 4 per cent consolidation rent The val
nc Of the bonds will be 500. 300 and 1850
francs. The 800 francs are equivalent to
Isl IL ronbles, sos marks, fl9 l5s sterl-
ing. and $3.50 The interest is payable
quarterly. beginning june /. The bonds
uill not be rcdeenlaalc before January IA.
1900. They are free u all Russian taxes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

constantinople. May ia third note.
evidently eminaiing direct from the sultan.
Mas delivered 10 the ambassadors. demand
ing in peremp;ory language the immediate
suppression Of the foreign postoflices and
rei,cfating the charges Of smuggling
against foreign officials. The ambassadors
Immediately returned the note to the
porte. thus creating partial cessation Of
relations between the embassies and the
Turkish government.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Annapolis. Md. May l3.--After most
exciting finish. the University of Penn
sylvania eight Dared crew. the one that
is TO represent the university in the Hem
lev regatta, defeated the first navy by IS
feet. or exactly one second in point of time,
over a two mile course.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

IDAHO.
Arnold Sterns. who was shot while
working on his ranch near Bonners
Ferry, some time ago is now able TO be
around.
MOSCOW boys defeated Whitman Col.
lege athletes In first track meet al Wal
lace. A large crowd witnessed the
events.
A joint reunion OF the pioneer socie-
ties OF Nez Perez and Idaho counties
on the 18th OF June. either at Sites or
Kamlah. Is being arranged
Announcement has been made OF the
dissolution of partnership OF the firm
OF Grosseln d Binnard. at Lewiston.
aud that the store would be closed as
soon as the stock could be sold out.
Ii is reported that the sugar beet
acreage In Moscow vicinity is fully a
month further ahead than usual, the
beets being already up. This is regard
ed as an especially encouraging eondi-
ton
The bridge across the Potlaseh 10
the tramway warehouse al Julietfa has
been temporarily replaced. and rails
are being laid with the object OF ship
ping oos the grain now stored there.
The bridge is temporary.
William @. McCrsa has been released
fsoin the Idaho renlsentiary. where he had
issn ineAsoesssed since lsas. He mas given
bis iseesiosn hy sbe state board u paEions.
aiecsau nas sen, up from Lassh county
fos Is s~afs under she age Of consent Law.
his alleged victim bring fIorenre Cart
sgisas.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers OF the Lewiston Interstate Fair as
ISOLATION Was held lass week al the
Commercial club. when the following
officers were elected: President. Geo.
r. Fletcher; stce-presidens. o. A. KOS.
treasurer. II c. Beach. secretary. {. w.
Mount.
r. !. conroy. the Baker City mining
man who receasly purchased the Last
Chance mine ST Atlanta for himself
and associates. and also secured options
on the Old Atlanta and the Buffalo
properties. announces that they intend
10 equip tho two mills with concentrss-
sng machinery and cyanide plant and
TO start work on large scale.
A boom al Bonners berry holding
1000 Ties broke last week and she ties
fioased sofnc distance down the river
before The accident was discovered. A
boom 10 being swung across the river
near Port nm 20 catch the ties. and
they will be loaded on che cars al that
place The river Is rising rapidly and
IL within 10 feet OF The top OF the bank.
4 eameNhst sensational burglary VA
committed In Namps last week. The rr~s-
densr II Mrs Hudson MAS invaded. The
s.sispiar entering the rsotn Of Miss Nellie
Hoffman. daughter of Mrs. Hudson. The
eisl awakened and ~hen she esllc5 ont the
intruder shrea bottle of acid IN her face.
Tire girl waz no, seriously injured. While
there vas evidence Of sisiing 81 the house.
nosAsng was stolen and the motive for the
crime Ia wrapped IN mystery.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Atlantic City. y. j.. May l3--lisistead
Lindsey Of Harvard won the iniercol'eg'
late championship by defeating Charles
Hitchcock Of Yale by two up and one to
plav in a 90 hole match. In the tcurna-
mcns lust closed Harvard won both the
team and individual championship Of the
colleges.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Washington, May ls.--Comptroller OF
the Currency Dawes has received sele-
gram from New Orleans announcing that
the teller Of the Hibcrnia National bank
was short in mis- accounts $4,000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Salt Lake. May ia special to the
Tribune from Evanston, Wyo.. says that
eight sheep herders returning from Rock
Springs were held up by two men in the
railway yards early today and robbed OF
sums ranging from $50 to 500 each.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

New York. May l2.-According to
cablerram from London TO the World. Tod
Sloan almost despairs of obtaining re-
ncwal Of his riding license from the Eng
lish Jockey club.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Seattle. Wash, May l3.--Two North
ern Pacific freight trains running under
special orders collided near Leary June
ton with the result that William NJ. Bur
dick. Northern Pacific iineman, was in
stantly killed by falling timbers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Discussing the relation Of capital TO a
hor he said that while he would not I'M
aertake to outline the future policy OF the
asceI corporation. he did not indorse me
policy Of the labor organization az IN the
interest Of the Iaipring men lie ga
hope. however. to arrange matters that
operasiscs could share in the profits Of
the enterprise.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17
TROLLEY CAR GOT AWAY
ALL PASSENGERS INJURED
Motornasn Lost Control on Long In
eiins-ssssrai Passenger. Mag Die
Car Was wr.cked-Two killed In An
ether Accident.

New York. May is.-An open trolley
car, In which were packed lis persons
got away from the motorman near Fort
Lee. \. j.. and dashed down Leona hill.
Every person on the ear was bruised
and three were dangerously hurt, but
only one OF them is likely 10 die. Frank
Sunsiruek, the conductor, IL is feared.
may lose his life on account of internal
Injuries. and w. f. Robinson and his
9ife OF this city are the TWO others who
were seriously hurt
The heavily loaded car had started
down an incline a quarter OF mile in
length, when the motorman lost con
troll. The car Was going so fast that
no one dared TO jump of. The road is
winding one. Al the foos Of the hill
II curves sharply. When the front
trucks hit the curve they started
around IL and made il. The rear ones
followed part of the way. The wrench
upon the car. however. as IL swung
about was so great that the body was
lifted and turned from the trucks and
rolled over and hif the ground.
The passengers were caught in and
under the car and were piled in heap.
Another.
New York. May i2.--of &c young peo-
pie who started from College Point, l..
l.. last night on what Is locally known
as a starlight ride. two we're carried
home this morning dead. five are In the
hospital, four we're allowed 10 leave
the hospital after having their wounds
dressed and every one OF the remain
der Was more or less bruised. A col
llsion with a trolley car caused the &C
rident- The dead are Michael schneir
and Joseph Psckeil.
The mcrrymakers we're on their way
TO hotel ten miles away. where they
we're TO have a dance. They were all
In wagon. the bottom OF which had
been filled with straw. X was almost
midnight when they reached Distler's
hotel. on the edge of the jamaica
when Ia front of the house the dri.
yer OF the wagon tried TO cross the
tracks of trolley line In front of an
approaching car. bnt the car struck the
rear end OF the wagon. The vehicle
was demolished pickell was hurled
into the air and fell 30 feet away. his
head striking a Ore hydrant Schneir
was also thrown into the air and land
ca head FIRST on the macsdam pave
mens. Both died In a short time. Miss
Matte Deboviee sustained a severe con-
tnsion OF the chest and hips and was
the worst hurt among the injured. The
car itself was badly wrecked. but none
Of the % passengers were injured. The
mosorman was arrested. though claim
ing 70 be without blame In the matter
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Canton, s. d., May l3.--The Canton
state bank failed to open iss doors this
morning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Some men impose on themselves
when they tax their memory.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Grtrapagante SuIiruer.

Oct er tiIforIdoeligt at iigs, at
GlminoeIigbeo, naur en- apinoe peo i'm
Soielbeo 6rineer FIN Manb / psnge,
fprlsssubep er bet be9gss StpIo.
0eriom Wunben forismmsr at for
teas i'm 9uitru bppr mango pengs ban
bar % bpprIebss be mau forpeles, Ian
ban tnapt pente, at bun initinttm9s
iig hal tunne afgisre, bpormsest bun
looIigsn ian f~orbrugs. gu 6uItru tan
bare uriustig 9reis paa. 5oao bun
lager uo, men osriom b,ross Wano
lite bar gip,t benoe fulo geIteo ON
Stranten. bun mao iagttaas, er bun
unoitplot, ON bun gaar uoenom en-
utitnot 9r1nielinie. "-(Wrs Qme
Tia 6. Barr. ! "Gbriitian 0erulo".)
S1dbant, ION f%prTtanoiq gruQ al
per9e buroe bog en- Spinoe oarc ops
lGrt til, lanas for bun gifttr fla, ippss
BET os. T,t er rostt ion 1orUIcrsns
meo Stieniombeo ber incpvente fine
9ptrs li9efra g~arnocmmen. gI,p
bette giort. pilhs Der ganns bit urrr
fGrrs ulg,ttiise 9E~gteftaber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
6amle Rpinoer.
abfiaise gamlc Goner bar oplepet
tire 6unoreoeaarstal.

2erin9tcn, ap., 3bie San. -
"Sante" ponp Gloub 8rapes, iom
Dor Der | Bpsn, fploer 103 @ar ben
16pe Jsbruar 1901. gun bar dlts
Ida MI lepet | ire 4arbunoreoer. Sens
pes 8ar bar Major | 9,neral Ca
faDettes Stab / Repplutionen. GUN
flyer, Of BUN bill boloe aabent gus pg
mobtase fine mango @enners 2pis
on tninger. 5un bar opbraset mango
Bern % bar mango 4dr paret ltpols
bemor.
Pbildbelpbia. ga. 2oen San. - gf
Ybitapelpbios Sunoreoeaarigere er
hrs. Marb WcSonalo ben GlbIts.
Sun flyer, at BUN er 100 aar sam'
mel, % at bun penter at lspe minslt
ii Ndr til.
mrs. Gsleitina Nisrp, Tom fplote
100 Iar 19oe Marts i~ioitlspen, blep
febt / StaIien. gun bar 90 4ar
qummel, ba nun Tom til bette Eanb.
Gun reiite opsr Itldnterbupet alem.
Mibbleton. Conn, 2ben San. -
MiIS aariiba Sbuiler at 5pleroine,
Conn, Iblbte fine 100 Iar 21be Sep
TENDER 1900. Sun bar tilbrast bels
fit 9ip tnbenfpr npgle faa Roos fra
TT 9iem. Ssnbes Sbn, Ssrelie os
Selbreb ipnes uipG,tet, os benoss
griroring er pibunoerlig.
SpIsbo, Sbip. lite San. - Soltoo
rpier fig at en- apne, ipm bar lspet /
Del uttenoe, nittenbe oa tpperSe Iars
bunbrsos. DUN bsper Wrs. Sannah
Ssrrane, 103 4ar gammel. SUN
bar enonu ben fulbe 9rug AT ale fine
Gambler % oeobliper at npoe 2ipet.
gun bleb fsot | Gountn Nntrim,
Srlunb, 15ne Sum 1897 % ubpan.
oreoe til Mmerita, oa bun bar 20 Iar
pammel. SUN bar operlepst Ter al
fine inn Bern. Senneu William II
MI II Qur eammel.
2uporte, Sno., lite San. - mrs.
Sobn 2oftoiti bar lepet ! TIRE aurbunz
nreber. 3rebipe g(ar tpm bun ira
polsn til bette 2ano % iIoa fie nso
meb fin 0attsr s~itsnfor kr. llaatst
bun bGrer pod 100 aar, bar bun lin,
SAMPLER | gebolo. Msn berries fps
fife 9iIItane sr Ttrsklig. 9snoss
Manb oeoe for 80 Qdr iiosn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

ShOol-. ifrrb meb at bpsse re si
0oreninssIotale eusr Club 3ouit"
efter essn Tssnine. Dt ubfsrer fslu
alt arbeibet, Os Bpsntnsen opfsres !
Operensfemmelie meO Sonitetslcpes
ne. Raar ben bIir frrois ftdI pises
bsrnsns ogaa feb fabriiere Msblerns,
forat bet, foa lanst fum mulist, tan
blipe beres eset Irbeibe. Depep Stos
len foreftiller en- MP Retnins inben
StolgerningssW stboperns. os bripes
at prof. 8erpep peb Chicago nnipst.
ittet. Nrftsn ale glepsrne er Bsra
al Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Sapan.iifs Sinbsrsarten'S fpler.

gn M % tiItrGttsnos 9efiGftiselie
,r aabRst Sapunsitte abinosr pep OPP
retteIien Of aiHpersartensS toler eTter
peitliee Soesr. Supaneierns, iises Der,
bar iasst mob aiuosrgarten Princi'
perus meo Gni9uiiasms, % ct npt ars
belOsfslt sr ~iaalsoes ftiaet idpdneiiIts
apinDer.
5uqI.oler sr oprsttst forItielige
Dele al 2anott, - og flere al 8rabus
snterns bar cabinet ainosr9urtsns
Stolsr paa s9en 9oono.
S~dpaneiits gern ian sobt taale
Communicating msb andre bpuo Sn'
tslIisens angaar, % Oa De ale bar en-
meofept 3uuitians, ttltaIes De upi!s
,darIig at be 5arpstomtinaticner cs
% andre Imaa auntfGroisbepsr. Iom
gernsne ppIGres i paa bisieSfoIer. Ct
Irbtioe, Iom be timber aloelss 5ots
trpIenbs sr SilteOrmdpI, Ii9eleoss er
be mssst interssierepe ! 0prining al
9Ipmitsr, iom be formelig elfter.
Gn ameritanit Dame, Iom bar opa
boLot fig npssn StO i Supan, bar,
btanot unoet, fslssnoe at iige ON IN
fabian Stols. Sun tiger:
"en iupuneiiIt pise, Iom ! tire aar
Ituptrsos Spitsmst / qmerita, bal
Sie meb Observation-Disclosures. Seq
plsier at ipiue Muridsn for benz, DC
ies timber 6ornsielie / at bare FAM
men meb 29rerinotrns. gsrnsnti i'm.
ger ale be Sanss, ION pore american
tie gsrn Ipn9sr, iaaiom "2bis is
tbe pab tbe 6armsr iotps bis iseb",
pg "5lp little 8iroie, Gin. Sea
blir aloris trat at at idgtia9e benz, o.
nuar iss ier bOorleoss be IlGber NIB
fla lit tungpinots Stotsi; psnter isJ
bpsrt giebIit, be Ital fab, opsr bosrs
andre.
De tpmmer pfts msset itoiis ON
Morgensn. pa oerss StpIelip, / os
fsite 2iIinlber, er bsbugelisere sna
SiIDarsIfen / Sismmet. Sfte bsrsr
ieg bsres Stemmsr 81. bdIp 6 ftient
Stplsn lille bssbnbsr for balp 8. Sun
ct Minuts Sang fra osnne Stole fin
bes en- pslinorettst aoitftole for pis
ger, bror Der aisres uomrrtst grbeioe
| be beisrs Sag"
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
c9iaa en- "umtonsbihorie"

Gn fpsn't apis berstter: Gn iiai
nort apHaroitaptsin tom for ct par
Nar iioen mso TT D~ampftib til
0isbp. gwns Martparoiybeosr ps
osns Minosr ira en- forfpunoen Stprs
maststio RuIot beTess. Msn eel
ferits, Tom ialrt Dor aaptsin / Si,
meme, bar en- 3dsIs, upitinet at en- 20.
tosraf hocri bIanet anoet bar ct Bill
Iece al en- una Dame.
auptsinen ait itrar til 5ctosraf'n,
hpor ban srhplbt Ioresien. o. csrs
paa til Pissn. iOm par 2arerinss,
frieoe % Pit Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Smaaplnf.

Jorbrpoelfe fan life binprss p:o
Straf; ben pil altio inpe en- eler
aroen 6orm, fpori ben ian TONNE til
uebruo. Den f~or6rposrite 3ilbeieligs
beo fan fun unosrtrbttes oeo Sporas
selie - life 5orftanosns alene, tbi ben
er fpilOt paa mango Wennefsr ce pirs
Ter itaoeIie paa andre, men pso Siers
tets S~ppraaelIe, Tom er lige COB og
Iise nsbpsnoig for ale. Sobn Hu1tin.
Setter Milbelm bar fjGntet $1,000
Wart til Sprettslie al en- Sfolc for
9igsr ! R9rbebsn at Berlin, bpor Der
bill bIioe apsung for 1000 at oplarss
/ gogbolberi, Gotograftring, Susbolcs
n%insstunit os andre 5aroisbs5sr.