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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
HANDY With HIS GUN
Was what Won President Roosevelt
Over TO Pat Carrots - de.


New York. Dec. 5.-one o. the most
distinguished OF Ohio's sons, and who is
IL z position to know whereof he speaks.
who was in New York this week. tod
an interesting story regarding President
Roosevelt Il was with reference 10 the
presidents nomination OF Pat Garrett.
the famous Texas ex-sherin. who, among
other notable things. put away Billy.
the Kid. Garrett has been named as
collector Of the port OF Galveston Gar
rett went 20 Washington with several
others in the interest OF friend De vas
not an applicant for the position. Neither
had he an idea that he could GET the po-
sition. He and his friends made their
talk. and after they had left Roosevelt.
the president. met number OF other Tex
ans. What kind OF a man IS Garrett?'
asked the president OF one OF them. he
was told that he was a good man Hes
little handy with his gun. isn't he2''
asked the president. at the same time
motioning his hand about as though he
had q revolver in It ana as though that
revolver was seeking a mark. "Yec.
that's what ne IS" was the answer
The president asked this same question
OF number OF other Texans. and from
all received the same answer. Later that
afternoon he called up b telephone the
Office OF member Of his cabinet and re-
quested him the next day TO send 70 the
senate the name OF Pat Garrett as col
lector OF the port OF Galveston. The nom
nation was a surprise TO everyone, as
CARROTS name had never been mentioned
in connection with the appointment. To
no nan was Il so much OF a surprise as
It was TO Garrett himself II IS said
that Garrett looked upon the whole AFFAIR
as something Of joke until his enemies
started 10 fight him and then he put on
his war clothes and won out. One Repub-
lican politician who was disposed to op-
pose Garrett with the president was asked
b Roosevelt whether Garrett wasn't a
Republican. He was informed that Gar
rett was. and that IN the last presidential
campaign Garrett had Travelled over $50
miles in making speeches for the McB1n-
le yticket. and that he had spent more
than $500 IN paying his own expenses
and IN aiding the campaign fund. We'll
then. he's a good man for me. Roosevelt
* credited with having said to the oppo-
sition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
FORMER LOVER THREATENED
couple are Hastily Married for Fear
of Rough Interrupt

Cincinnati. Dec. 25.-Miss Beatrice
Knapp and Harry C. Kibbe. who we're re-
Gently brought into unpleasant notoriety
by Z. Drexton CastIeton. who threatened
10 interfere with their wedding. were
quietly married at the brides home in
Hartwel at s:45 last night. and q short
time afterward left on the train FOR Chi
cago.
It was the original intention Of the
couple 20 be married az the st. Nicholas
hotel on Christmas day. but the conduct
OF Casueton induced them 10 hasten the
union. Il was acknowledged that Miss
Knapp feared that Casueton would do
her bodily harm. as he has supplemented
his threats by publishing some letters
alleged to have been written By her when
they were good friends and the author
ship OF which she denies.
Instead OF being changed IN his love for
the pretty Hartwell girl By the printing
Of the letters. Mr. Kibbe was more de-
voted than ever. and determined % make
her his wife at once. The st. Nicholas
arrangements were Cancelled and Il was
decided 70 have the ceremon performed
al the Grand hotel last evening. The
Dung people did not appear AZ the hotel
and no reason was given for their fall
ure TO have the knot tied there. Only
the imemdiate family was present al
the Knapp residence in HsrtweIl a. the
nuptials. Rev. Mr.. Slayton performed
the ceremony. The groom is an agent for
the Smith & Nixon Piano company. and
came here from Wilmington. Del. about
four years ago. He IS , years old and
his young wife IS ,. A marriage license
was issued TO him yesterday afternoon
and determined effort vas made % keep
the AFFAIR profound secret
IN regard 70 the possibility % an inter
ruption or scene al the St Nicholas Man
ager Roth said. ar anyone had at
tempted 70 make trouble had arranged
for a nice bsrrel OF soft tar. Hs would
have been stripped and put into f. We
wouldn't have done anything else 20 him.
but that would probably have been e.
fective n stopping any such a perform
ance Fl the future"
Sir and Mrs. Kibbe expect % - absent
several DAYS on their wedding trip They
have not decided where they vi reside on
their return
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.

7 know I would long ago have been IN
nv grave" writes Mrs. 5. II. Newsom Of
Decatur, Ala. If it had not been for
Electric Bitters. For three years SUI
fered untold agony from the worst forms
OF Indigestion. water brash. stomach and
bowel dyspepsia But this excellent ned
icine did me q world OF good. Since using
II ]. can eat heartily and have gained g
mounds" For indigestion. loss OF appetite.
stomach. liver and kidney troubles Eiec-
trsc Bitters ars positive. guaranteed
cure. Only soc, at Gehring's pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
HE CREATES LEE
Chemist in Chicago Says He Makes
CRYSTALS Have IntslIicenoe.

Chicago. Dec. within five wears,
three possibly, the secret OF life. the
book of mysteries. VIII be as plainly re-
veaied as the simplest problems that
children now understand"
a tall young man pale from study and
Investigation. sitting with head bent for
ward and fingers toying nervously with
each other A D. Houghton OF No. 2aoi
Cottage Grove avenue. until a day or
two ago Professor Of Pathology in the
Hahnemann Medical coliege. made this
assertion today. and within FIVE minutes
demonstrated that with chemicals he is
able To accomplish that which puzzles
the microscopic.
What his chemicals were he declined
to say.
4 am searching. he said when asked
for the formula. for an ION. that agent
which Viii effect reproduction. and then
I shall have found artificial life. complete
exactly ike natural life or 50 nearly Ike
il that none may tell the difference.
Il began with crystals. So began
Professor Bulschli OF Vienna We ara
working along the same lines and ] think
ne one Is nearer the truth than we are.
I was working with crystals. IS said
and I found some curious things-that
CRYSTALS have life and that by reversing
nv work could see things more wonder
fal stu. IN crystallz-ng sulphur out OF
bisalphide Of carbon I found life IS real
ard actual as anything ever born pos
sessed. and il lived for six weeks. pulling
now one way and now another. ard act
ins IS il il had some form of intelligence.
II formed sponges by chemical actioa
and produced in them the gelatincus mat
ter found IN the natural sponges. Further
/ produced the most curious crystals
have ever seen and going further. pro-
duccd splrals Of wonderful fashion
From tAls k was only 3 step 70 max
ins shells and IN one instance made q
shel THAI was as perfect IS any I ever
picked up or The shore There are few
things necessary to make Ilfe artlfcialiy-
Among these are assi1iIla rion. selection
* affinity. motion ana reuroduction Of
kfnd am now seeking TIE c-zyrles RS
which ] may produce the latter Then
the work VIII be- complete. Then Ne shai
know God as lie IS God IS am about rs
and in us He Is intelligence. ard untl
we know HIN va cannot know our
selves"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
BROKE UP WEDDING PARTY
Fire IN Boston Causes Panic ard
Blocks All Trsfrc.

Blocks All TrsrFc.
Boston. Dec. E-For a Ere which dia
only few hundreds dollars money dam
age the blaze which broke out az ~
O clock last nirht in the Building 60 West
Concord street caused more excitement.
annoyance ard panic than snytsinr mar
has occurred recently in sbs South Enf.
i threw a wedding party snto a panic.
FOR orc thing. and FOR another e block
ed an surface lines of cars "a waning
ton street for an hour and iot *
trouble ensured in gstfing TIE cars sropnf
q the tracks in shawmut avenue.
The Gre started n the two-stcry weed
er building GO West Concord street. from
an overheafed furnace II vas srst
seen on the upper rcor q fhs Guiding
which s. known a. Lincoln han. ant
which Be- used for dancing purposes
The blaze reeEasa pretty Threatening
when IRE first - n arernsn arrived ard
they isA tires q hose % ths buf6fnE
from the hydran; - ths east stfs -
washiagton street which blocked -. E-sF-
face cars and caused then later - -
backed away ard diverted 70 shazmus
averuc.
TIE freus. usee a rood deal e water
n puttinx cut ne blaze. vh.ch ~ss
drowned dosu r. the course u hair a.
hour. bat the water an iof ~ damage
20 the stocks - HARRY O. EiAaehard.
grocer. ard Iazrencs wcErfsc. fguez
dealer or the grouHd foer
the nazalnr 10 ozne1 - ~ Stephens
heirs. and ;hs police fE ffs damage o. e
~ ga Tn fosaes q Blanchard sri NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
TELLS WOE
TO WORLD
Woman Writes Her BIighted
Life in Music,
SISTERS TO BLAME
She Claims Catholic Nuns
Got Away With Husband.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-After having set
70 music the story Of her domestic woes.
Mrs. Marie Greer Macdonald told the
Judge, who later granted her q divorce
decree, that the sisters Of a Catholic con
vent had broken Up her home. To be
sure he heard Alright, Judge Chtraus
asked her 10 repeat the statement She
Gid so.
Ny husband and /" she explained
gave music lessons ten years ago at
the Servite Sisters convent Ny hus-
band was q very handsome man, wei
set I'D and with the rudy and whole
some comeliness Of perfect physical
health. IL was small wonder that ne
found favor in the eyes OF Sister Ste
vens. Sister Gertrude, Sister Cecilia, and
even the mother superior herself.
Il soon came to realize that their re-
gard for him was tinged with the warmth
which one might expect in women Of the
great world outside Of the church. When
I learned the true condition Of affairs,
] was shocked. and I may add ] was
furious with Jealousy"
Mrs. Marie Greer Macdonald IS presi-
dent Of the Chicago Musical seminary.
The musical history Of her domestic sor-
row was written in six instrumental num-
bers
The notes Of the music" Mrs. Mac
Donald explained. were written IN my
hearts blood"
In the order in which they were written
the compositions are entitled: Broken
links" Absent. but Not Forgotten"
Days That Are Cone" 4 Love but
Thee"
All Of them but the last she calls Rev
cries" Happy Days" IS a scottische and
memory.
Before fling her bill for divorce Mrs.
Macdonald. who frankly admits that she
stiu loves the man from whom the law
has separated her. wrote him the follow
ing letter.
Dear Johnnie: A broader feeling has
taken hold OF me since last saw you.
have come to the conclusion that you
shall be free. 7 want TO slave. No hu-
man being shall be bound 70 me. I am
thoroughly convinced you care no longer
for me that love is dead. Then why
should 7 cling and yearn after you? I
shah sever the golden hoop and give you
one part for a Christmas present.
shall fle my application for q divorce
the first Of next week
Mrs. Macdonald said: It did not ap-
prove Of the Sisters treatment OF my
husband. Many times I met them stroll
Ing 81 the parks and found them taking
the air together in the mother sperior's
coach. Every morning she sent her car
riage 10 our home TO fetch him. She even
gave him a dwelling adjoining the con-
vent for his own. She also gave him a
note for S20.0o0"
During the hearing Of Mrs. NIacDonald's
suit Tor non-support she attacked her
husband with her fists. horsewhipped Mrs.
Anna Reimbold whom she also charges
with being implicated in the alienation
q his affections. and chased the mother
superior Of the convent and Sister Ger
trude out Of the county building The
mother superior and the nun made their
escape from the infuriated woman in
cab. The couple have four children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
WHERE HIS STARS FAILED HIM
New York Astrologer Asks Police TO
End His Lost Pirtures

New York. Dec 25.-Raprael the astrol-
oger, who processes TO be able 70 read
your inmost soul by the aid OF authrop-
oseopy. today VIII can upon the powers
Of the law to bring him kindly light.
Four oil paintings. which to the astrolo-
ger have an almost priceless value. hut
which 10 others would Doe Of little or no
use. have nlysteriously disappeared The
methods OF the modern detective have
failed. SO the courts, with the practical
help OF Colonel Tyron II. Edwards. attor-
ney. vii probe into the intrcacies Of the
case.
ON November Raphael was living at
the apartment house kept by AIRS. Frank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26

not TO know verythiug. and the eyes
have been opened 10 even the most IA
matte devotees Of the starry flag
when the Panama canal first becomes
reaiity-and that VIII be soon-both
St Thomas and St Croix viii have a
brilliant future" says the pamphleter.
The present reaction VIII then have
passed away and the Islands VIII come
10 enjoy a prosperity that they did not
possess IN even their most prosperous
days, and II Denmark sells the Islands
TOW. she VIII surely come 10 regret II. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26

Through car service.
Trains 40. ] and 5-Pulirnaa alcer~r
between Memphis. Little Rock ard Okla
homa City Free reclining chair cars -
tween Memphis and Westherfort
Trains SO. e and f-Fullmau sierp~rr
between okiahcms City and Nsu1ehin
Irss reclining chair ears between IS sath-
erfoni and Memphis.
Connections. At II Reno, with C. II
J. a p Al Oklahoma CITY. Nth santa
re and Frisco. Al south McAisafer. with
~. X T. At Little Rock. win Lite
Rock, Hot Springs n Western Tor HaI
springs. At Memphis with aH lines foS
al points north. south. southeast and
northeast
c. 3 HART. o. ". A.
Okiahcna city o 7.
@. II. LEE o. =. A..
l.slle Rock Ark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26

have 10 doubt but what he VIII keep at
II until the end Some times I fear We
shall leave him alone here az night, as We
often 90. and when we come in the morn
ing find him lying helpless over soma del
icate mechanism 10 which he has devoted
his last hours. Mr. Edison IS suffering
from general neglect OF his physical, vel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
FoILs A DEADLY ATTACK.

MY VIE was 50 III that good phvsi-
clans were unable TO help her" writes NJ.
II Austin OF Winchester Ird.. but was
completely cured by DR.. Kings New Life
Pills" Ley work wonders IN stomach
and liver troubles. Cure constipation.
sick headache. sc at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
TIE BRITISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE

Is Crowded Almost Constantly With
Gnvalids Seeking Health-Three
Months Services Are Given Free to
All Sufferers Who Call az Its Office
at 21o Douglas Avenue. Whine Build
inc. Before January a.
A stan Of eminent physicians and sur
geons from the British Medical Institute
have. at the urgent solicitation OF @ large
number of patients under their care in
this country. established a permanent
branch of the Institute in this city. at
go--le East Douglas avenue. Rooms 2os-
2lg--u ~ .nne building
These eminent gentlemen have decided
T. give their services entirely free for
three months medicines excepted 10 all
inyalids WHO cau upon them for treat
nnelt beUween now ana January a. 2bese
services consist not only Of consultation.
examination and advice but also Of all
minor surgical operations.
The object 81 pursuing this course Is TO
become rari5ly ana personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted. ana under no
conditions VIII any charge whatever be
ra5e for any services rendered for three
months. 70 al who cali before January =
The doctors treat All forms & disease
al5 deforuities and guarantee cure il
every case they undertake Al rhe arst
interview a thorough examination is
made. AMI i incurable. sou are Iraukly
ana kindly tod sos also advised against
spending your money Tor useless treat
ment-
Male and Female Weakness. Cata-rh
ara Catarrhal Deafness. also Rupture.
f,ottre. Cancer. All Skin Diseases. and an
diseases Of the Reotum. are positively
-,,re6 lv ther new treatment
The Chlet Associate Surgeon OF the IT.
ststtite is In personal charge.
OfHce hours. from a. n. TIL ?. n
No sunday hours
SPECIAL NoTICE-Tf You cannot can.
send stamp Tor question blank Tor home
treatment
BAD CASE or FIsTULA CURED.
Wichita, kan-- Dec. Is. isl
Editor Eacie--1ly daughter naFtls s-lE-
Zero SIX wears with rectal trouble, which
other doctors f2ile1 II cure iter Two
months treatment she 7-as t cr1e1
bv the doctors ~ the British --elicll tn-
sfitute- fte Nish - express Cur slncere
thanks. end cheerflliy recommend them
= az suffering from the saIne. Yours
As East Douglas Avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
WIcHITA 3 WEsTERN


CHICAGO. ROCK BLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Tine Table. Effective Jan Is. SOL
TraIFa- Arr.ve Leave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26

Change or Time OF Passenger Trains on
THE CHCCTAW ROUTE
Effective sunday. April 81. 1871.
Some advance figures showing tine az
more important stations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
MIssorRr PAcIFIc

Leara--f1aEr POUND
Train N. 81. Kansas arf Se-
brasks LII Ited for r. scott
and 81 Lou ........--...-... -.
Iralr Sc. g Eareas cry Ard -
Llcuir rrrrer
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

Der fla TO Bern. DO bum bIcp ipa
pioite bun at bun ifuloe os "a bers.
oeSe Tia BERTH meo friiteIig Cpergi.
oelie | @uos Billie.
Stno. 6. Spbifrnb al ct. OLAF
College panot en- broerIig Seier peo
ben oorIiae "GratoricaI GorteIt" met.
lem Seminarflasierne al Carleton,
og ct. OLAF College.
-Enitor aolite benpenber nogle
.alporIige Orb til SorHIbre ii9r ON
of omsoaes De Wp-aonfirmerebe for.
San tror at Gmgongen meo
aonfirmanterre efter aonfirmatio.
men ofteit n aariasen til oeres Sra-
iiar oerpeo, at Ser foranitaItss
uerosIise Setter, o. De Np.aonfirme.
reoe febes inb ! bet oeroslise o. inn.
oige Selifabslip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Stor Brand.
Sralafttpmter % Sagbrng | en- al
Setrpits 5Driteber soelagt.

Detroit, Mit), 12te Wiai. Slbes
brdno paa &ouseelpens sitlise Breo
/ 9elrap, en- Goritab isnbenior 9etroit.
lasoe ieitermibous 3ralaitomter Os
Sasbrug / en- 9nn9oe AT treiierpebelS
IRil / 4lte. 9abet er pmtrent $780,,
600. @eitern Union telegraph SO.
table 100000 paa SeIesrafltulper;
Gsiurancen ~fienOes life.
Sloen %bespnote ST. l paa Taset al
2aIiOtte & 6erouions Sasbrus. Brus
get bapoe life pRret Drift pna flere
Wanneoer. os 3aset bar laa tBrt iont
anuit. Spsnlusen laa mart / Ilte;
3loen upbreete iis meo ripenpeS urtisbeb
pper Ell 9of III Garfen. Stidnen &
Grams Ruobermaitine Go. 8. Yram.
men branote lise neb til Ganbtanten.
Store Sranbe blep al 8inben bleit
bort paa SrOpnlee & Cos Sasbrug os
Splassbus Tor Salt, os besse oisie
Speninger blep sbelast.
9elrap bar ct tibet 8ranomnnoitab
men Detroit ienbie tire 9ampiprsiter %
Brancbaacen Battle. Wen ielp be
itpre Strsmme fra Baaben sioroe insen
8%irinins pua 8ranpen, iom upbrebte
iis neooper Glpebreboeu Here bunbrepe
Sob. Sra Sroipnlee iprans Slben pper
til Weiieru Union Telegraph Cos 3re'
laittpmt, iom 4ompaniet bruste til Sp.
lagsitee for Geoers1 elesraiitolper. 1907
900 Siolper brrnpte; be itoo | 9uer
iii Mionaistio. Waltbp 9umber Cos
sagbrug inn par bet iibite paa Glpe-
brsbben. tiaisemeo ct fort Splas al
G~eberitolper blep soelast. Waar unb.
tasss 9elesraifompaniet, tabe be surise
Sirmaer iiliammen 5000, 0o0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
~SamIaespeien / Svoen.

Spob man / Mmerifa faloer Dis
peuiarp iporer omtrent Ill, buao man
/ Soerige foIoer golag og / Horge
SamIag. SaIset al Susbrifte Tags
/ De nQpnte 9onoe fra pripate Berio.
ner og oneroroges til Soreninger,
bpis Opgape life err at tiene Benge.
men at regitlere CT Samnin0sonoe,
iom man antaeer, Of man life for.
uorpooe, men fun begrPrie. De
amerifauife 0ispeuiories itpres al
Staten.
Wan oil erinbre, ar nlperenoe
Senator Gilman If inoferf Dis.
peniaries i Spo-Garolina, Ga bar par
8nuerner / i'm Stat. llnoer forfeit.
lise SfiPbner bar De beitaaet | Here
Mar, og MI tommer ben Sioenoe, at
Slorioo pil fsIge Spo'Garolinas
@rempel. st SoriIag Ell ioreIagt
beese SesisIanlrens Suie, 90 Oct
heoer. at Oct bar al lloligt til at bli
opbsiet til SOP. Staten blir oa or
iaa / Slorioa ben eneite grPnoe.
pinshanoler, meSens ale priuae
Soloorer maa Iitffe.
Spah Rusoriffeialget i~nobrineer,
eiterat llSgiiterne er tr1itfet ira, ia.
oeientlie anpenbes I'll at iorbeore
Seiene. Wan beresner, of Der pil
inbfomme Ell goo Iiaiou Dollars
on 4aret. SuriitboteQer iaar / 600
ioriIaeei en- Nib 9ebonhIing, Se
ital bope Siraoelie I'll at iplge Sine
al SI%oribahriier % Ditto Sri,gt UNDER
liberole Healer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Rod Of Qses."

Der err M Crib ON, bpem Der er
Sorfatteren al benne pnoeoe Salmc
OF ben BERTH bsrenbe Melobi, iom
begge er blonbt oct beblte, Den refor.
merte Strife bar frembrogt.
RpIig osoe / 9onbon Mifarb Reo.
bead, og | aubelgromnler er ban be-
tesnet iom ben, Der bar ifrepet baaoe
"@ocf OF ages" 90 Wi1ifen BERTH.
8ette er ieiIagtig.
Riharb Heobeao Dor Sreaniit peo
Wfnria Magoalena .airfen / 2onooi
og ifrep en- bel Del airfemuiif, bert.
blanot Melooien til "@etbiemare"
boortil / enelanb oite feieoes "Hocf
Of 9ees". Sormobentlie bnr man
poa @rirro oeraf faaet ben 5oreitil.
ling, al ben iibite ogiaa par al BAN.
Sorfotteren al Salmen "Mocf 81
gses" er auguitus Wontague Sop-
labp, Tom par loot t740 % tit i'm
llooonnelle / @eItminIter oe SrinitD
College / dublin. On Sio par ban
Brett i Somerietibire, oe bsoe /
9onoon t77S. Soplaop par Ell itreng
aaIoiniit % optraaote mob Wetbo.
biitiamfunoets Saber Sohn @eSlep.
San efterlob fig tbeologiife 8erfer /
6 gino. men er M Inn fienbt gielt.
mem "Rocf Of gges", iom inbeboloer
Ell parnt gefienbeIie at ben f9nes
friitne Gro o. er optoeet | en- WenJ.
De Sanabsser, oeriblanbt Here norifc
Zen bersmte engelffe Stotsmano
9Iaoitone bar operiat "Rocf OF
@ges" paa flasiiif Sotin.
Welooien er life al Soplabp, ifisnt
ri ofie Ter, at han opsipes iom Bor'
latter ogina al oenne. Oct er ame.
rifaneren Thomas Saitines, iom ba-
ifrepet ben. : 6sritningen brilgte
man pel Den anben Zone til Salmen.
Soitings isbtes / Connecticut 1854
% osbe / Rep Dorf 1872. Soa
ifreo Ell bel RPffe SalmemeIooier I;
men De ilsitc er MI gaaet no AZ
9rug.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

/ Sipentietb Century Club ! Bolton,
at efter OCTOBER uor Ell fig grpeoi.
ton life ~nsouenoio, o. at ieg.
Meoens jeg par meb aaptein Dor.
intb og bans 260 tnpre omerifanifc
aapaleriiter, bapbe forlonst at en-
bel gorer.Sonosbp ifrI0e shel4gges.
Zen Yoaitono uar falif. vi soelagoe
blot en- Sptte, ipm ciebes al en- Dior
Der. men life en- 2anosbu. WiQnrb
iasoe, at Grpeoiiionen life reboeoe
en- eneite ariiten. vi reboebe i6
2riitne.
Ytisiionprerne er JorIsbere for
Ell ny Civilization | China. De bar
Here Senner M. END De bapoe isr
gorer.Sprsret. Gbineierne amer
2emf9loiabeb % Milobeo for Spag.
beo % 6rpgt. 5orfsIgeIieserpeoi.
tionerne pnr bet eneite, iom bite
benz, at Spagbeo % Srpgt life eriitc.
tebe. Spao ri Wisfion9rer snIfeoe.
por Ell ficniom afItrafeIie oper belle
bet ansrebne 0iitrift.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
100 eiaas senet.

Sei times naiieu uiroliat at en- liner Waifiu.
Der LET fan baanetsres % tarrleS meh df en-
Ilauo, er iitdrn III at croe ccer 100 icrffieliae
sIaas 1~raabpirroer. rstie er pea riItrisei
men zen ~iaaialoie Snpier eau searina sRopsn
@ire Sence WidniRe. Der fdbrifereS az aifel.
man @roieers I @uueie, 5no.. tom otI barre
fieuoi al ole. Tom bar rft -Secorib. gcfieR"S
speriisfementer Senne Mnnine Tan baanbiere
lraas az ane lpfislier, 90 fan eGfaa aisre Tie,
neiie ON rion 81 anbrinee eiairaae speril %
neoer,t paa CSlGrosi. Tradoairroer fan lopss /
ale asieer % III so Scmmsy, % Der Fan lapcS
ira 40 ii 90 Snss ON Eaaen. slae. iom / Som.
mer aaier al lai,e 90 no, Sarmfsnes sner Yene
edpefsnse. bar frire I'll eosunGenie aonfpaani
eiier acialoeer 90 aGrn use bet famine -Eeoo,
rnpyRcnsr@.