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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
ARE PAID TO sMoKE PIPES.
The Professional Meerchaum Color
ers Make Good Living at 1t.
From the New York Press.


From the New York Press.
Coloriug meerschaum Is a long and deli
cate process. and unless a man likes to
do a difficult feat there is 20 reason why
he should set himself to the task OF put
ting a beautiful shade on his costly pipe.
That is a business in itself, and an ex-
perienced smoker knows or can learn
the location of establishments to which
he can take his pipe and have it smoked
unit. the desired color is obtained. Such
an enterprise exists in the outskirts of
London and makes fine competence for
its proprietor, an Austrian. 1t is d large
house that used to be the country seat
OF an English gentleman. Hither come
every day a score. Of young men who are
the experienced employees of the house.
They pass upstairs to the business room
i'm the rear of the house, seat themselves
in arm chains and forthwith begin their
days work of smoking meerschaum
pipes. Each one knows the art of smok-
ing steadily, neither too fast nor too
slow. The tobacco they use is a special
blend of the proprietor's. for he knows
it is only rarely that the right kind of
tobacco is used for this purpose. The
bowls of the pipes which these young
men smoke are covered with wash ieath-
or, so that they cannot by any chance
he harmed or improperly stained.
The highly accomplished among these
young fellows can get away with rour
ounces of tobacco a day They are paid
well, and they have their regular holi-
days. Some of them have been with their
employer for five years. But it isn't
business In which one may stay a life
time, for though they appear to be able
to smoke for years, night and day without
hurting them, when they get to be Old
men. their occupation mas made them
too nervous to be useful. The proprietor,
himself, smokes not at all. except when
he is teaching an apprentice how to go
about it, The new hand receives cheap
pipe, and after being told how to go ahead
is left to himself 10 show what he can
do. There are prize competitions. and
these thirty newly arrived young men
who are on an upper floor, when they
become proficient are graduated to take
their seats with the notables on the sec
ond floor back
This kind of work, as a rule, takes all
the time and attention of the men. but
some of them are so perfect that they
can devote themselves to designing
shapes and figures for new pipes. spe-
cial attention being given to the possibil-
ity OF producing quaint effects in the
coloring
The best meerschaums. it is said come
from Turkey, and the designs worked
out and cut upon the meerschaum in
Vienna
Probably the class who are the best
buyers of these colored-to-order meer-
schaums is collegians who want to show
fine pipes. but who have neither the pa
tience nor the skill to produce the effect
themselves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
MONEY ron MEDICAL RESEARCH.
ROckefeIIer's Gift Will BE Used by
Famous Scientists.

Cleveland, O.. June 9.-Dr. H. F. Big
gar of this city, the family physician of
Mr.. John D. Rockefeller in speaking of
Mr.. Rockefeller's recent gift of large
sum of money for medical research, said
tonight:
MI Rockefeller has put his suggestion
of medical research into the hands of
number of famous medical scientists,
among them representatives of Columbia
and Johns Hopkins Universities. the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, the University
of Chicago and other institutions. These
gentlemen will look over the ground and
make such recommendations as they re-
gard as practical. Until then do not be
ueve Mr.. Rockefeller will form his plans"
DR.. Biggar then went into detail in re-
viewing the efforts of the English gov
eminent in deavoring 10 check tubercu-
losis, and the city Of Buffalo in the mat
ter of learning the origin Of cancer, and
said that the work would probably be
along this line.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
HAS SAVED MATCHLESS MINE.
w. $. StrattOn Comes to Rescue OF
Senator TabOr's Widow.

Leadville, Col, June 9.-Winfeld 8.
Stratton, the millionaire mine owner of
Cripple Creek. has redeemed the Match
less mine in Leadville for the widow
of the late Senator Tabor.
Years ago Senator Tabor advanced
some money to Stratton when Stratton
was a poor struggling miner, and he
never forgot it. When Tabor died he
had lost almost everything. and he was
vainly endeavoring to save the Matchless
mine. which he always insisted still con-
tadned millions in its lowter contacts
never explored. The property was sold
some months ago at sherff's sale, and
final title would pass on July to the
new owners.
Senator Tabor's widow has continued
the struggle, and Mr.. Stratton has now
come to her assistance, and will also
enable her to exploit the property to
greater depths.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10

From the Chicago News.
All work and no plagiarism is apt 20
make a dull sermon.
1t is never too late to learn, but when
a man things he knows 1t all, that settles
II.
door. but misfortune drops in frequently
without knocking
A steady job Is betctr than half loaf
Love may be blind. but In financial mat
tiers IL has a sensitive touch.
Charity that begins at home usually
suspends operations during the house,
cleaning period.
II has been said that George Washing
ton never told lie--but after a man mar
ries a widow whats the use?
When a man g. confronted with a lot
Of his old love-letters In breach-of-
promise suit he realizes that kinds words
can never die.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
WILL ENTERTAIN EDITORS.
Pnn-AmerIcan Exposition VIII BE
Theirs This Week

Buffalo, June 9.-On account OF the
large number of visiting newspaper men
and women at the Pan-American Expo
sition this week, Wednesday, June 12 is
announced by Director General Buchanan
as editors and publishers day. The meet
ing of the National Editorial Association
and several state associa tions will bring
to the exposition this week the largest
number of editors ever gathered together
In one place at the same time. 1t is ex-
pected that a total of not less than / 800
viii be here. They will hold their meet
ings at the Temple of Music at the ex-
position. and will be entertained by
Sousa's Band, which has just arrived at
the exposition for a months stay, the
Mexican Artillery Band sent by Presi-
dent Diaz of Mexico as compliment to
the American people, and other bands
and musicians. They will be given ex-
cursions by the railways and steamship
lines. and the freedom of the exposition
and the Midway has been accorded them.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
HOW TO MAKE 4 MILLION.
Just Write the Best History of Alex
Rnder !. of Russin.
From the Paris Messenger.

ST. Petersburg May 1.-THE Odesskia
Novosh reminds its readers In a recent
number OF a remarkable clause In the will
OF the late Count Araktcheef of sinister
memory.
This parsonage, whose name Is written
in letters OF blood on one Of the darkest
pages Of Russian history, was the lncar-
nation OF the ruthless reaction which
l.. and though three-quarters OF cen
fury have elapsed since the country was
relieved Of his atroclous influence, his
name II TO this day, as II was IN his
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
DRUNKEN SOLDIERS BAD WORK.
shoots Atlanta Policemen Three
Times, but Not Fatally.

Atlanta, June 9.-This afternoon
drunken soldier. j. l.. Barry of the
Twenty-seventh United states Infantry,
Fort Mcpherson, shot Policeman Quinn
three times, while the latter was trying
10 arrest him. Quinn was seriously but
mot fatally wounded. The worst wound
was the shooting almost off of his left
ear. which however was sewed back on
at the Grady Hospital. Barry was club
bed into submission by the policeman
and disarmed He is held at the bar
racks for assault with intent 20 murder.
The affair occurred at Peachtree an"
Marietta streets. the center of the city
ana the excitement attracted large
crowd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
TO FIGHT THE |. AND W.
New Road Projected Between Cities
of Louisville and Nashville.

Louisville, June 9.-The CONGRESSIONAL
tomorrow will say:
Unless present plans go wrong or are
upset Louisville may be connected with
Nashville by another railroad. II is the
idea of the promoters to lease or buy the
Shelbyville and Bloomfield road, build it
on to Lebanon to connect there with
the southern division of the Cumberland
and Ohio. This road is to be extended
from Greensburg to Scottsville. where it
will connect with the Chesapeake and
Nashville to Gallatin, Tenn. From that
point the road will be built into Nash
Vile
One Of the chief promoters Of the new
road is Peter Arlund. a well-known pro-
moter OF this city. II was said yester-
day that he had secured an option on the
Shelbyville and Bloomfield and the Cum
berland and Ohio and would be able 70
secure control of these bonds and that he
had ample capital behind him to build the
gaps.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10

Little Rock. Ark, June "A circular
will be issued tomorrow at philadelphia
bv President Francis /. Gowen OF the
Choctaw. oklahoma and Cur Railroad
appointing J. F. Holden present traiil'
manager of the road second vice presi-
dent. an office newly created. Mr. Holden
retains his title Of traffic manager and
will have charge Of traffic and accounts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
BECAME DEMENTED ON TRAIN.
New Orleans Woman Becomes "a Raw
ing Maniac on Southern Passen-


Atlanta, June 9.-Miss T. C. Augustine,
who belongs to a prominent family of
New Orleans, became violently demented
on the Southern passenger train from
Washington last night, and endeavored to
do herself bodily harm. She was on her
way home from Philadelphia Soon after
leaving Washington, under the hallucina-
ton that a conspiracy had been formed
against her, she became raving. The con-
ductor locked her in a stateroom and gave
her such care as he could until Charlotte
was reached and aid was secured. She
became worse, smashing out one of the
glass window panes with her hands. 1t
required two men to hold her. The Aa-
lanta and West Point road refused to
carry her on to New Orleans without an
escort. She was refused admission to
hospitals and sanitariums on the plea
that they were full. She was taken care
of at the Aragon. Her brother, who is
member of the New Orleans Picayune
staff, will come for her in the morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10

Tuskegeo Ala. June s-Principal
Booker r Washington OF the TuskeRee
Normal and Industrial Institute AZ this
place. has been notified by NJ. John J..
rockefeller that he Will be- glad 90 pro
vide the money for the erection Of one Of
the much needed d0rmit0rles Tor BOYS ~
tbe Institution.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10

Easier Way suppose you people
down here are boring new OIL wells every
day" the stranger said. THAT" respond
od the buslness-liko Texan. would. ia
deed De- running things into the ground.
We md Il easier and more profitable 10
bore into the pockets OF the tcnderfoet. g"
Chicago Tribune.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10

On May II Alfonso XIII celebrated
1ls fifteenth birthday Ills Majesty r.
the only sovereign In che world no was
q king or the day Of his birth. but an
other yesr Will have 10 eiapse before be
- old enough 70 govern Ia hls own right.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
THREE WE'RE DROWNED.
'u rate of sunday Fishing Party In
Town

No. Ia. June "a boat contain
NJ ''' persons. returning from a fishing
n. ""' upset during a storm on the
sI pI here to-day. Julius Guderain
t.e. ind Mrs. Nichoias Kallc were
e..I .. ihe crew Of q ferry boat res
Wrr. boys who hung onto the up
taAsg....A',1H Tor an hour and we're nearly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
WHY DON'T YOU TAKE
JOHNSON'S CHILL &
FEVER TONIC?

Does W = day what siow Qulnlne cannot
Do in 10 days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-10
Fr"it Crops FnIr showing.

g.. it crop makes an average show
'us 'a tho southern section. or a fun crop
rs,... les an average of ~ per cent. es-
nsa, ,Ae frost; apples G6 per cent. and
49, '' per cent The grape crop. COM
d..t .' East year, is IS per cent. The con-
p ana prospects of the fruit crop are
Wei. liton Of sheep is 97.s per cent.
De-. 5.''k 100 and hogs of all ages l15
,-.. Ihere Is to per cent. of dis
nj, among stock. The average cash
m" corn May / was 713 cents per
cs.. credit price 1915 cents. The per-
~ o' q fun supply OF corn on hand
per cent, and OF hay 81 per cent.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19


Wiis Gaitlemnn grpo og grc6
6ieIbpisens Soano. apinoerne, Tom
lao ueo 6ansens 5ioe, tsrreoe fine
Zine meo 0oumetsrfIGoerne, %
gamle General Gufe ioor logte
Sfipeget mebens Gen. GditIeman
frptteoe G9perne. @omle Sim Sie.
mites Gatter lao Der boio os tnts.
~Mien". pebbIep 0ommeren "oet
bar pGret oeurte Nets Snbpane -
90 ieg irapiaer life ira BEN mn
at opbepe en- apiuSes Straf, naor
Oct er benoes fsrite grsce CAB san.
gen gno fri"
@dis 6aitlemon tog ben itoffels
lille Rige ! line iterfe lrge grrue. oq
SiIifuerue itimleHe omfrira for at
snifc benoe tiGuffe. QIuoielig trpng.
re en- aore meo et Iioe Barr oao 9lr.
men iia giennem 6loften. % broit
Sim 6ianites 9ottcr / @lpoe5tuo.
err, ioet BUN iaeoe ~Dtor". % hun
bIeo trnffet til i'm RorS 9rpit
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
grnssfjsriup.

sroos Storm. Sns ca Sinh ol tnloe
Gase. saar BOG Srussiisrinssn FIN palis
Sang; Der .isres aaItiieu os sasitea. ais
% Srrmasie n. m. ! BET ueHoeIiss. % en-
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Oanmdrfsbrep.

8 nit iioits 9rep meobelte ieg, at 7solte
tin9et baboe iDdret pdo 2anostinest!
Stattelooforfluo meo after al pebtoge 90.
pene | 5ottetiueets affatttfis og isno,
Dem tilbugs til Surosiineet | oenns Sill.
teIie. Samtibie bsm9rtepes bet imioIer.
tio fra SuItetinests Sios, at Der Tlet 1T,
bsri matte lees noesn Sil6enoegipelie al
at man rnitsoe 9opene nstop / ou1ne Stit.
tstie % bar upiIie til enboer ~1orbanoEina
SpRrtimooH bar bet nstop Ssnfieten mso a
fsrs 9opsre tilbdgs til ben oprinbsliqe III
f%utteiie iuareit at fordnlebist neb,at sSql,
IesuopaIs, inosnfor bpiItst Jorbanolingsr.
ne melem be TO Ting tunos tass otres gs.
epnbelis.
embstinesi, iom If 9ooene ieubi til
bage til msits gsbanoline i 5oI.stins.ts
gffuttslie o. leoiassbs al opsnitaaenos BE.
m6rtninesr. oeotos after fine tiolia,r.
JorIas, men foretos iamtioig for lit Deb,
tomnsnSe @ais AZ Neolsmmer til fal.
lesuoodIa.
Uoifeflnget pdlafe otrpdd o91dd U{ens
Iemmsr til iamme looala os / gieblit.
let sr 5orbanoliuesrns / fulo Sang.
RaaIst for ~lloouIsets grbeio. sr 10 al
naa en- feles Suoftiains. Iom baaoc
Seirt os 9enitrs inoenfor l~lopoleet Tan
sad meD I'll. % ION psrfor oso ben sno,Iisc
a%fitsmnins ! bssee Ting fan blis ptbta,
get. Gor at naa irem til en- iaaoon Gnias
beo sr bet i.~luislgelis aIeeles usoo,nois.
fra ksse Siosr at iIda at paa 5ororin.
aerns oa tomme ~biuauSsn ! Rree, % ON
mar inoenf0r ~lioOaleets f~oritisliss Oar.
tier sr pinie bertil. er ct tort Spsrss.
mail.
Salfolo mao 5orbanolmssrns mart pGr,
ferois.. bpis bet belle ffaI iaa noaet Re.
%iuItat. tbi 9alast Ill Jlotstinesi 81 NJ
faitiui til ben 3Sis april. % Rissoastn
maa aItfaa rpIsi,s ien,ii ben III, April.
sler meS andre Orb om fem Doet. ]
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
1aa 6oer ,asi for aatarrbs saIse. Der imes.
hsiDst Qvtffslp,

csforhpfr te!e srfrmef, uaar eet fear l5nepay
slemmem Sltmspsrhaben sceedune Saaer bares
aibria bruaes. meemiHere Dc iorsfripes ~ en- aaers
fienei Sgde fhi siaeen. Do ~ueteiitr. CT 10 GaHes
-ldHy 9aiarrb 9ure-. ~iilOitfef pee 7. 2. ahentp a
&C., EcieeU. CHS. ireeheleer itfe bet rtHsett arlfs
isiu. o. G Tor inouories Nrua. Tel pirter edresfe
rdl Gl5oet % SiiteHfts Slineperraber Raar \
fister -pda's 0sidirb Cure. par liter yaa, az \
lear ben rafe. re truses tupp ores, er f~atfiferef /
xeiebo. Chis. al I. ,. 9tenep a 90. TshimsH G.
araiis.
eea's 5a.suiegiles az DC tesre. (xpul.b
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
SiuansIppfonhift

fddr pt life / Gar. Reeierinssn bar BE.
itemt fig til at tdgs mob Sinanslopen, ION
5oltetin9et bar Deotaset ben, % bet uaa.
let Der bsri finoes nosls Gnmar,uinasr,
ION be itarteite geaoinssr baoIer Reaiea
rin9ens SptrGoen meo Senipn til be Gms
b.ber, iom Here at bens WebIemmer tiolis
9ere bar beiIebt og M bar reierperst fla
ION 1tlfuatsitso.
Sanbstinett .r liaeleots saa.t meo I
erfisnoeIisn al. at naur Rsgierinsen tunoe
tase mob oenne 5~inansloo, tinos 9duoss
tinaet oaiaa apbt taae mob Der.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
nnglumslagene.

Ssnoag ben LOBE Marts aabnepe Ire
rdter ~llnsoomslug en- Suiur til Snotast
for Soriomliugsbus. Der sr aIIsreoe inos
tommet 8r. 1890. og enonu parer 8aiaz
rem / A Dogs, iud ubbnttst maaite blir
soot. Den plan, at beese llngoomsloa I
9psoen ftuIos bpese Safesbus, er MI be-
tIuesligois i~tranoet, oa Sirtsbn Samtalts
lag git tilbaee. ben 9ei, be Tom. o. ertlas
reoe "Streif." antb. Ppntn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
3repe fra Norge.

bel Wasfs at uberbbebs aisrsre er oeiau
dnfot bermeb. Seq ital life sao nars
mere inb pda be foritisIiss q~rbeibsfsltsr
benneguns, bo Be er nosenIunbe bel oms
tall fsr. men bill omtole Int Stemninaen
| gpeoen, ansnaenbe gruesfjsrinsens
p~listarbeibe.
Det bar fra ben lib. 1reTiberiei bIep
opfdt, lisefom poalisset gpsoens Seit,s
sisrs ben plist at fisre SrrmasIm fra
5abriten oe pp til Strnbaneitationen. "a
"Stdiionsoeisn," I'm @eisn / alminb.s
ligbeb benGDnes, sobt er fienbt for FIN
ieruf, tunes Stisning cpooer. .r JoIf, iom
pentelist, itte pib.re fornriet meo aisrinz
gen. iamtiois Tom aisringen betales / bsi
8rab oadrliet fortiben 80 Gre pr. Son.
l Son Q000 ag.) Fl s M brugeliee Era
masiebduer. og naar M Seftsn bar NOT af
5 gaaer opoper os sisr A 9snoinesr. Itdl
man holee bet normale. faa blir I~auoelig
Oaspsnsene life noeen forgooe. Det bIir
lite mere, eno boao an sntelt psrion tiener
pSV ~ 8lpttpt. ~ ptillt GIUlllllu Ct
8enitanp for Misnsie fra BEN. Tom er
unbertdftst pligten, er ielpiaet oe bar enb
mere faat 9runo M, oa uoel bpsbs 9iss
rere er Der os tiener fore penss, os bet
poa letpinoters 8jsrine, alt;aa Deb aiss
transporter. Ear Ri ogiaa / getrastnine
Galftenstirringsn, og boor BET bstafes ar.
LOO pr. Son, % Comet ian fpfoes df 1
9Gs bare, % tpor bet tan gisrss 5 @en>
oinesr pr. Dag. iuo bIir oaiaa bet en- 5Ors
itiel. Ser ian man aItiaa moeelis tiene
baaoe 8 oe 6 ar. 0aesn.
Sntet timber osrfor, at man en- Dag Der
forleben iaa an opiladet Platat paa ct be-
f9roet Strss / 9psoen. bpor bet upforores
ces til at sips 8oper til en- 8aiar, Iom
t9nttes afbofot iii Snbteet for 8Dgoens
SramasIetierere! Der itaf alt'aa Wiss
neien tpoeligt frem, felp pm bet tomiite
bar 5orgrunoen.
Der tales og oiitlteres og ~opn9ones
Seputatiorer, iom bar "5oretreos," %
bet itripss / gIuosne Spaftsr op pe SpdIs
ter nso "pm aisrinesn / Weratsr"; men
iunbelis, Oi ituar paa famine pletten.
Wontrp hbprlPnde2
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
SorgerepreientantpaIa

DIN ct por 0ass fortasss Der guIa
til Experimentation Webens / I'm
lib oisis Stilins,r ION gorserrepraiens
tanter beiditts ubsn 9alstamp af Ssire.
isoeIien. itaur Der M Iaa meset mere 6nb
AZ BEN.
Setie 8ul9 er blsoen Il politiif aoiias
tionsnummsr fulet idd bel Tom be eoenilid
p%olitiite 9aIs. Ut bette sr ubelbiqt, iiaer
iis isip. nupnlig oa gorgerreprrientatios
mems SpsaDe, | communal 5enTeenoe at
itnrs Sopepiaoen. ftuIoe Ipnes al liaa.
n~otnfor al politit. Spili. a~dubiouter, Der
buroe cGls.s Deb cisis 8aIe. CT let at
iise. SslOfsleeIis be ioetpnbisfte. inisIs
lissnteIt,. arbeiosop9tiaite.
Ru. oo hosrt parti imiblertio opftiu,r
i'm 9iits, sr Gorboloet ct anoet. gelu.rne
unoesisesr life, bpiIien Cite Der repraisns
tsrer 9reiisbsoen. Soelisbeosn, men
ipsrssr blot: Gr oisie Weno 6siremaue9
Or be gsnfirsmanS9 Os o.refisr fiemmes
Der.
vi bette SorboIo sr iii nor Ssaee FOR
Spns Srioisl. er uosnfpr al 1pipl.
Ssear @eismar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Sra Werafer.
Teir % Sinb. Srng sfioring.
Gn Rsmling iiliieIOS.

Oct fiber dllersbe et Stpfte uo / DARTS,
Saeene IIensts forto9t. % i%dnoelig - /
Wltoodsatioeu orppper bet al 9ustdeene;
Sneen %bespnber aItiad at braans.
SdoIanst er Ri dltiad tommst, Itisnt
b ldn9tfrd life tan iiss, BET paarss snoau.
Dteu buttetu for en- itrens og bnaronattet
Sebruar, ri haoOe; 9ptte, at ben bare bdos
be line Is Oase. Oct muu iises. at paa
I9nse bar Di lite haot Iua meget Sne, 90
bertil faat ben iad braat. Oct llpeir. ion
ben 22oe Sanuar bsrisot Dor anft, mGrs
teots ogida Der / 6%rIpbpsom. Gne bar
bet iuit ittt meset al, men iittoet Storm
mso. u6psSIias 2pngltmt ON 0atterne.
anoerleoes Sretaps por bet ben LOBE 5es
bruar. Oct .blep en- ubNsslig Ssnoaa.
ION life snites Ofter;. Sig 8doe os
Storm os bertil ct rieelist Snefalo. iaa
Snefonerne la Der msterbsis Daeen eftsr.
gsiate fp1rreoes aloslss. iaa Golf NOT NJ
holSs iis cs Suie. Wauoas Den 25oe
famine Neaneo fob heller life meaet til
boge. Den bar %"tritift~ moi. men BET
bar a~rbioscds. iua ben maatis iroo'ss
olisepeI. Ct sOoe i bet gale er bet oos,
Of 5ol; faur arbsioe sftsr iaaounne Sus
Iins,r. Den bet sr forferoeiigt alisspel.
os faa auIe:n, Tom fslser sfterpnal -
enonu er BET NOT isisu snoeI a~ulinser.
fsr be ioIrias, ouftsnos gaaroaas sr oper
Sokn. Rsn 9iuisrsn Ct osiaa BATTER
ulouseH Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
GrGmieifilob

Den 24oe 5ebruor par bet gr9mieitileb
peo @adroen Gpim. 9~9nsbsleb ca. II
am. % Soplsb for belle 3 aIuasr. :
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ess lite Qrumie al Ole Sammer.
Den lobe Wdrts bolotes bet aarlioe
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Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
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og bah ON Rattelogi. 0ette fl ban ri9s
tisnof, men fsr 9aorosns 5olt par opps
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ments NOT, at ban life mere bar bldnbt De
9epenos. Sette par ben 20oe 5ebruar,
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"9dbber," er dlbeles uf~oritdaeliot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-18
Took Leg ball.

Two or three days ago a fellow
claiming to be A cattle buyer blew
into town aud began negotiating Tor
some one to accompany hun to Kan
se City with "A shipment Of cattle.
Hc seemed to have considerable
money aud speu, II freely. Monday
night he got INTO trouble at the Elk
saloon and Int Il fellow named Nc
Masters with a pair "f brass knuck
les. Yesterday afternoon IL warrant
WIS swora out for ms arrest Tnd
Constable Met ~ took him to jail
last evening. but Ii! not lind the
iuier H.. iis then went TO Sheriff
CampOeil's reSiisuce aud opened the
gate to 20 III when his prisoner dart
ed away aud ran like ii deer. Con-
stable Mccoy started after him. bnt
beng less speedy than his prisoner
lost ground. lie then drew his pistol
and fired two shots i'll the air but
these only eryed To make the prison
er run the faster. When last seeu.
he was i'll the alley between Justice
Morgau's residence and Burkhar,'s
paIlI shop. 1t beng quite dark the
constable ha L give up the ch ts".
The prisoner gave several names
aruund town. Int was arrested unleT
the name Of Harry Matt'X.