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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
STILL PROBING INTO
CADET BO0z'SOEATH
Congressional Investigating Committee
Listens 10 Some Very Interesting
Testimony al West Point.

the upper classmen to stay IN the acad-
emy."
The witness said that PHYSICALLY
fourth classman was not the equal OF an
upper classman, particularly at the be-
ginning OF the fourth class year.
did you ever know a referee 10 stop
fight before "A Knockout
"Once. sir, when he was afraid that re-
veille would come before the night could
be finished. once the referee stopped
fight because the fourth classman had
broken his hand"
''Did you ever know Of a case OF hazing
I'm The hospital?"
"a have heard Of some things going on
there. some times cadets are asked ques-
tions but ] never knew OF man being
required 20 exert himself Gen. Dick then
took the witness in hand and asked him
about hazing.
'Why were all the things which come
under the term haZin= abolished by the
class agrecL.cnt TO abolish hazing?' he
Exercising was specifically attacked"
was the reply.
"But fighting was retained?"
"As a necessary evil.
Then the cadets did not think that
lighting had any thing TO DO with the ag-
ltation In Congress and the country over
"The cadet resolution regarding this
agitation as the ground Tor their action
against naLlDg.
why was exercising singled out?"
BECAUSE it was severe even when TX
was not carried 10 excess"
did YOU ever know a man to faint or
TO have convulsicns through being eXer-
cised2"
II have heard so. sir, but have no per-
sonal knowledge of such a case"
II woald like to state that I'm summer
drills many CaGets fall out OF the ranks
and faint one night last summer IL men
tainted on parade"
The chairman then read some extracts
from a letter written by Booz 10 his sis
ter, i'm which he complained OF heart
failure rs a result of his fight with Kel-
Ter.
Are you IN position 10 contradict
THAR asked the general
~ am not sir. ! don't Ike TO contra
diet anything he might have said. but
DO not think he was badly bruised"
The witness said that the charges made
by Booz We're probably true when he
wrote that the fellows here had talked
terribly 10 him because he had not fought
until Knocked insensible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11

West Point, ~ Y. Jan. 1.-THE con-
gressional committee which kept probing
into the hazlng laSitics 90 the West
Point cadets up to a late hour last night,
resumed their labors at 9:9O O'Clock this
morning.
Cadet Geo r.. Snaulding OF Michigan,
who acted as time keeper at the Keller
Booz fight WAS the first witness called,
and after being sworn was examined 10y
Congressman Wanger. He said he was an
cx-officio member OF the "scrapping COM
mittee" being vice president OF his class.
Spaulding was asked 20 tell all about
the kelier-Booz light. He said; II went
10 Fort Putnam ON the afternoon of the
fight before the principals got there and
looked over the ground. When The men
faced each other Booz had the advantage
al the higher ground and was aggressive
in the opening round"
He then told IN detail the manner I'm
which the ilght progressed and said that
Booz was not knocked out but Law down
and said that ne would give the tight 10
Keller. as he was the better man. Booz'
seconds asked him TO continue but he
would not
In reply 10 Col. Clayton. the witness
said he was al one time cadet corporal
in his company and as such had fire.
quenuy reported other cadets for delin-
quencies. He was IN honor bound TO re-
port offences against the regulations, but
whore he could use discretion he always
gave the offender the benefit of it. III a
cadet officer reported man at every OPP
portunity IL would certainly be noticed
by the authorities and an Investigation
made.
suppose you went to the hospital with
black eyes from fight and the surgeon
should ASK sou how you got them, what
would YOU say"
II would probably tell him that i would
rather not answer. | think we would both
feel that he was going outside of his line
OF duty added the witness.
Judge Smith was the next questioner.
Does any fourth classman ever incur
the hostility of all the upper classmen?'
"a great many men come here every
year and out OF the number there may be
one or two who are not thought III by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, Jan yi.-Yesterdays reac-
tionary tendency here was taken up In
London this morning and reflected back
here at the opening The majority Of In
ternational stocks showed fractional de-
clines. st. Paul was supported at the
opening. rising r. but giving way u.
while Pennsylvania and Louisville, which
opened down, showed tendency to re-
cover. The market was highly irregular
throughout and opening fluctuations were
erratc, but almost universally within
the range OF a point.
The hesitancy of the market was dis
sipated when the aggressive advance be-
gan in the Gould properties. Their
strength permeated tne Changers and
Pacifics, and eventually the entire list
rose strongly. Average gains were In ex-
cess OF a point and Delaware and Hudson
rose 3. Profit taking cnsued before III
o'clock ana the advance was wiped out
in some stocks. notably ST. Paul. Rock
Island the Pacincs and Sugar and Man
haitian.
There was sharp rally I'm the second
hour in which some Of the leading stocks
reached the best prices OF the morning.
The rise from the lowest reached In ST.
Paul 2ss in Northern Pacific and Rubber
preferred, Pa I'm Rubber common and pa
in Sugar and II. a. q. The coalers were
absorbed heavily, Delaware and Hudson
extending it's gain to 4Ss Lackawanna
regaining an earlier loss OF la and on
tario and Western moving up as much.
Tennessee Coal and American Smelling
moved, up 17s ana ia respectively. The
demand fell Off at the advance and prices
yielded again: st. Paul Northern Pacific.
B. x O. and National Lead fell back
point and Pressed Steel Car. Tennessee
Coal and Lead preferred about y points.
Bonds were dun and steady
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
Took Part in a Drama Before
His Congregation.

winsted, Conn, Jan. 1l.-As windup
gregational church OF Cornwall. a VII
lage southwest OF Winsted, four-act
drama. in which the pastor starred. was
put on in the church.
Whiting J. Wilcox. the village post
master, provoked much laughter by tell
ing stories IN the church preceding the
dramatic production.
When the drama. however billed as a
thriller and with the Rev. r. c. Starr
at the head OF the cast was received with
rounds OF applause. the elders in their
Sunday black looked on with some mis-
glvings.
The village awakened today 90 find
everybody talking about what citizens
term the "goings ON last night In the
Congregational church.
The annual meeting of the church be-
gan in the afternoon with the time honor
ed roll-call and was followed by reading
letters from absentees. AT the conclusion
OF business devotional exercises were
held.
lt was n pleasant surprise and caused
no apprehension among the elders and
rheir wives when it was announced that
supper would be served in the evening
10 be followed by sOciable.
More than 300 enjoyed the supper and
then came readings and recitations. and
finally the play.
The lirst act OF the drama was finished
with the audience divided as TO It's mer-
it's
There was no mistake. however. when
the four acts had been concluded and
the Rev. Mr.. Starr had accomplished the
lofty passages. As an actor he was a
success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
HER GOWN
DELAYED
BY STORM
Soma Articles Miss French VIII
Need for Her TrOusSeau Arc
on the Steamer N0OrdIand.

While the wedding frock Of Miss Elsie
French, who win be married 10 Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt In Newport next
Monday has been made I'm this country.
Il was learned that there is considerable
anxiety lest an important part Of the
trousseau may not arrive In time for the
wedding.
Custom-house brokers I'm New York,say
that special arrangements have been
made by the Vanderbilt and French ram
ilies 20 have rushed through TO Ne~port
a collection OF "A dozen steamer trunks
which were shipped on the Red Star liner
NOordland, which left Antwerp on Dec.
The trunks are under the special care
of the purser. These trunks, contain some
essentials OF Miss French's wedding OUT
~ which could be got ready IN Pans pe-
fore the very last of the old century.
The trunks contain q stunning going,
away garment made OF broadcloth and
designed by Worth, II ~ said.
There are also several morning gowns,
dainty peignors. maiinees aud neRligees;
a collection of Partisan high-heeled boots.
slippers and slippcrettes. snd an entire
wardrobe Qf dinner and reception gowns.
The garment. however. whose non-ar-
rival on time would cause the most dis
appointment Is a superb bridesmaid =
dinner gown. Ia be worn by Miss French
at her farewell function TO her maiden
friends.
The trunks contain n large assortment
OF lingerie made 10 order.
John NJ Kirk passenger agent of the
International Navigation compRny,at NO.
70 Broadway New York. and MIR. JEFF
fries a clerk I'm Mr.. Kinks department,
have been instructed 10 take personal
charge OF the French-Nanderbslt trunks
after they shall have passed the customs
house inspectors, and rush them to New
port.
Terrific storms on the Atlantic, head
seas and fog are delaying all the Euro
pean steamers. The Noordland Is due
tomorrow, but is likely To be one or two
days late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
her REQUESTS.
VIII Of Tho Late Candacs Allen
Filed in the Probate Court.

In the will OF the late Candace Allen.
which was fled for probate in the mu-
nicipal court today the following public
bequests are made:
pew I'm ST. Johns church, OF this
city. to the corporation OF the church,
and also the sum or S2500 on the condi-
tion that the pew be made free one.
To st. Marys Episcopal orphanage i'm
East Providence, the sum OF $500 TO con-
stitute a fund OF which the income shall
be used IN maintaining a home school
within the institution.
To ST. Andrews Industrial school I'm
harrington. r.. l. $500 10 constitute n
fund of which the income shall be used
in supporting and educating a boy pupil
or pupils.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11

Victoria. B. G.. Jan. ii--News was re
celved by the steamer Empress OF Japan
that on Dec g. Mrs VIM. Hoist of
Port Blakeley. Washington. was found I'm
a Manila hotel murdered.
Her husband was arrested. Both were
among tho passengers OF the bark Ton
Gallant which sailed from Hong Kong.
NOV. . for Port Blakeley ana was al
most wrecked by = typhoon and driven 20
Manila. where her crew refused 90 60 to
sea In her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
SALE or DANISH WEST IgpIss.

Copenhagen. Jan 1.-THE negotiations
FOR The sale of the Danish West indies a.
the United states are seemingly ap-
preaching a settlement. Tho matter has
been placed ln The hands bf the finance
committee 0f the Rigsdag with the view
OF Arranging the difference in the price
asked and offered
The king and ministry arc IN favor of
ihn sale but final action may he DELAYED
hy ppwerfDl opposition both in thc islands
and hcr,-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11

MRS. wiNSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success It
soothos the child. softens the gums. nj.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and IL the
best remedy for Dlarrhoea. IL will re-
licvc the poor littlo sufferer Immediately
Sold by druggists IN every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Bs
sure and ask for Mrs winsiow's s. 9TH
Ing Svrup" and take nc other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
ONE HUNDRED CHINESE DROWNED.

Victoria. u. G.. Jan. ii--According 10
advicoe received by the steamer Empress
OF Japan. a passenger boat on the can
ton river forndcred on May 10. after
striking a rock. and OF The so Chinese on
board one hundred were drowned
The passengers ran TO one side of the
boat causing II o. turn completely over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Providence. January 10. 1901
The undersigned hereby give notice
that he has BEEN appointed by the Pro-
butc Court ~ the Town of Warwick
Guardian ~ the person and estate ~
George Burdick. Of said Warwick. aud
has glvcn bond according 90 law
All persons having claims against said
ward are notified ~ present them. aud
al persons Indebted 20 said ward 10 make
payment tu the UNDERSIGNED. within six
months from This date
~ IS. ECs' rECffN.
JIlf4-el. .es-Fi-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
FOUND IN THE RIVER.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE body OF a man
vas found roatlng IN the Neponset river
near Mlnots woods to-day The body A.
that vf man about % years old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
The Cotton Market.
Reported by Davis & Dexter. Banigan

New York Spot Cotton unchanged Mid
ding Cplands loN. Gulf 1888. Sales 30
bales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11

4 Semi.annual Dividend at the rate OF
four per cent. per annum Is payable on
and after January lG 1901. and deposits
received ON or befv.e that date draw IN
tercst from the LIST.
ELIJAH ALIEN. Treasurer.
Providence, Jan. /, 1901.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
$135.000
Six Per Cent Secured Debenture Gold Bonds
Running from Five to Twenty Years
OF the
CROMPTON & KNOWLES LOOM WORKS,
WORCESTER MASS, AND PROVIDENCE. r. l.

WORCESTER. MASS AND PROVIDENCE, r. l.
Incorporated under OF
hereby
OF a5OoOo Old Colony Trust Company.
The bonds are payable
and
first April
Old Colony Company. Boston.
entire twenty
A sinking fund OF the
'front.'
the purchase OF the Debentures
are o
are each
to n
machinery tools
franchises OF corporation
of
all of private
and at
subscribers
s6,,ooo this balance ofsI5s
will be payable on application and 80 cent alot
rnent close of subscription books.
simultaneously
close Il at
earlier the following named Trust Companies and bankers
Manufacturers Trust Company, Providence, R. |.
WnSlOw & Company, Worcester Mass.
Dean & Shibey, Boston, Mass
Subscription
DEAN & SHIBLEY,
53 State Street,
Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
Citizens Savings Bank
846 Westminster Street.

N313. ~ 0S
ASgn moTtgases 'es'cu s.....i,... - 49, 4Os.2 POI 90
AaTu% psr value...'. iHves'ou - 2Isi5OO 90
AmHuHl par NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. livss'eu !" i'a'A s. 2ss5o 90
AnS%' Town notes............. sss.su - @ ii2711O SO
AnIe"' tate ete,''......... in'Vs.eu ~ M 42,si2 81
Ce,5 co hoans ...'.",....."'. 20 DAMS @ 1000 90
Dtpos'Bt tpn Ranks '''..a'......... sS9ei9 81
Cash balance. ce.................. 1896 81
$7,373. .72i 0s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-21

ment Of leprosy at the settlement be-
cause the temperament of the people
woull not stand the discipline Of a
course of treatment.
Senator Baldwin then brought up the
question of food supply. He said that
the people of the settlement wanted
weekly rations of 25 instead of 81
pounds of poi. They also wanted bet
ter -four and salmon. The Senator
asked If mutton could not be furnished
for a change. 1t was also represented
that the cattle for the settlement. were
kept in close pens for a month up to
their bellies in mud. Senator Baldwin
characterized this as cruelty to animals
Mr.. Reynolds said that cattle were
shipped twice a month hence were not
abused as stated. He said too that
mutton had been tried but that the ma.
tives do not like 1t. A shipment Of Chi
cago canned beef had arrived which
was giving satisfaction.
Beckley brought up the case Of Eli
Bridges. who has been at the settle
ment ten years and who is now con
sidered a suspect by three physicians
and non-leper by two. He asked |
there were any other cases II simila
injustice.
Senator Kanuha then presente
House bill No. 80 and Senate bill Nc
., to the Board OF Health for sugges
tons. ""
i Arrangements were made for anothe
meeting with the Board, Friday even
ing.
In the absence Of President Ray
mond. Mr.. Lowrey was chairman {
the meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-21
-Established 1855
5ISEOP& Ok
BANKERS,

Transact q General Bankip,
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Traveller,
Letters of Credit issued, avail
able in all the principal cities
Oc the world.
Interest allowed after Jul,
l, 1893, on fixed deposits I
day notice 2 per cent, (this
form will not bear interes,
unless it remains undis.
turbed for ono monthly, 3
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, IL months q
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-21
". G. Irwin & 60
Limited '."

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co., Of -
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive WORKS, =
Philadelphia, Penn, U. 8. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. tNationaD
Cane Shredder), New York. U. 8. 4.
N. Ohlandt & Co.'S Chemical Fert11s
GERS.
Alex. Cross & Sons, high grade -
tiltzers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parafflne Paint Co.'s P. q B. Pain0
and Papers; Lucol and Linseo1
Oils. raw and boiled.
Indurine "a cold-water paint), -
white and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, hlMD
and Bricks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-21
Bankers.
CLAUS sPRloKlLs. VIZ. q. IRwI,
Claus Sptscksls 4 u
BANKERS.

San Hancisco Aoents-THR NEvA
NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANorso
SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Natio,
Bank Of San Francisco.
LoNDoN-The Union Bank Of LOnd,
Ltd.
New YoRK-American Exchange =
tional Bank.
CHIoAao-Merchant Matte NIL BanI
PARIs-Credit Lyonpais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HoNKoNa AND YoKoHAMA-Honk.
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New ZEALAND AND AusrRALIA-Bs
Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANoouvHR-Banh
British North Americas.
Transact I General BANKING and EIcllIe BuSls
Deposits Received. Loans made on Ap
proved Security. Commercial and Travels,
Credits Issued. Bills Of Exchange bough
md sold.
oLLsorIoNs PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-21

Branch OF the YOKOHAMA Specie Bank,
New Republic Building, Ill KIM st., HOlOllN
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sstnts, Brokers and JohhN.s
ALEXANDER { BALDWIN,Ltd
OFFICERSs
Sugar Factors and -
Commission Agents

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar CO
Olaa Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Co.
Paia Plantation Company.
Nahiku Sugar Compan
Kihei Plantation &C
Hawaiian Sugai &C
Kahului Railroad Company.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
trntt iom gsepraTentant til a~sgislatursn

t9nft Tom Repraientant til 2egisintursn
os rart or bet osiau. at ban ifie bar foni'
met Der. Seq for min Del irpr, ies Deo
MarIassn: Sr. Doblp er iom be Hefte
5armere, meset befeoen. % iaa sror Der
Iaa tptt op at pisfe, Tom man taloer
abpoiater % bisie mangler Iom ReseI
BeIfeoenheo, men peb at mousprere % als
bue fig irem peb ale sooe 2~eiligheosr.
Dablp er MI 60 aar CANNED os / to og
firth Mar bar ban altfaa boet | bette
2anb oe omoannst ben | 1859 inoponores
be friiis Ynslins til en- samnsl Muno.
bDis 9aar os Sties ninoer itrrtt ON
ben bpiee Due.
gpenb &. 8eitelunb er ogfaa fra Sr.
iersodlen os er omtrins 76 Mar sanmel
oa er enonu iprrt pda 5oosn. gpeno
bar orret omtrrlt so Iar Der / 2anbet
oe ban sr en- al bisie Gutter. ION tiente
lit nps Sismlauo i glaotrsien isiennem
be urolies Sioer i Sertiaorene, bporfor
ogiaa Ontel Sam bslsnner BAN meo en-
aarlis pniion. Man taller MI for Sioen
/ bsie Soner ON SoIoatsrnes gsbrifter
paa Guba os i philippinerns (oos insen
Spot oper Soloatsrne, life eneaua at
mis), bog jee trpr, at otsfe georifter
bIesner, naar be tommer paa Siftoriens
Blade mob ban Slams. iom thinner os
Ftal itinne uper bine eumle SeIte. fom po>
peee fit aiD for 5aorslanoet, naar Sta.
tern.s 5orbuno fob i 5ore; gOeno 4
8eftelano bar en- at Dem. - Oisie to
9amle SGoersmeno er mi paa Se'sa l
Siembpgbn. Stuloe bisie 9inier IONS
me for eoer oerbiemme, Iaa mootus en-
bjertelig 5ilsnins fra os beroper. gto
Sunobeo os 9ptte fslse eosr, os at 5
maa gleoe eoer Iom grrn, naar garnes
minoerne tr9nger fig frem = oe iaa bell
tommen tilbase! $. q. SpSen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
Nett. gnrntbi.m tirbrr.r

0etie gcrnfbiem tilbsrer life ncsst
I1ritilt iarisfanrfunb; man oripes al
Acknowledgement ! Minneapclis, Nias
~nsiota; berfpr bscer ies berpeo ale barms
bisrtiee Menneiisr. uOsn 5enfpn til, bpap'
Samfunb be matte tilbsre, ON be Dti
impe os 6islp MI, oa Ri MI alerepe bar
beapnbt mso Mrbeioetr bsbsr ies ON at
iaa noset mart. Seq formooer. al urdns
oe at benz iom lrier bette. bar mpotaeet
2iiter for SnoiamIins. Ru moa Oh tase
bin elite oe saa runot % iamIe faame-
get. bu fan.
9torasene fan nofenbes enteu iii Tins
~bertesnene sler til PROT. ). 9. RpoaI,
4ussbure Sem, minneapolis. gtinn.
prof. Rpbul t~pitt,rrr i "JoltebIaeet"
FOR ale gibras. enten be ieroes til mig
eler til BAN.
Ou. iom life bar mootasst npgen elite,
saa alissoeI runet til otas Raboer ps .iao
nosst af benz til garnebismmet. Set
er enhosr ariitens plist at birlp. De
foralorelre. forlaote Smaa. Runss
troence Msore pe Sabre bar raabt til
Sub pau fit 0sbsleie, ON at ban maa
forbarme fig posr bsreS itdtfeIs Smnu.
og nu iommer Cub hi mig os big % ptI
babe os til fine Rsoffaber at opfploe oisie
Bonner. Oil ou o1rs meb2 SGnt. ON
Sub itaI iise til big paa BIN ben fore
Dag: Seq bar bunsris, os 5 gap mig
lite at abe. Seq odr nseen % 5 tI9ote
mig life. Seq bar teritig og 5 gap mig
lite at britte" pfp. 59uf posr bisie anbers
liss Orb: "Spuc s baps giort mob en- at
oisie mine miHoits Smdd, BET bap, )
siort mob mig" Spis 5olt funpe ler,
at sioe be 5attise. faa uitbs be blipe mere
lptfelige eno BE- M er.
aiare Ben! 9ee life bette gtao fra
big, fsr bu bar iat big fore / BIT 9ierte.
at ou bill sisre noset for Oisie ita,teIs
Smaa.
Sda tirIIut bisrtsIig Sat til ale, fom
dlereoe bar poet eDers giordg til bette
Sdrnebiem.
apinoeforenin9er WisIionsforsninger
og unsoomsforsninser beoer iea paa bet
hlerteIigite, at be maa TONNE os ibu.
Wieo be tiarlisite Silfatf til ole Ola.
bets Sefers. W. 9ieros.
pouIsbp, Wa'b.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-10
sifer 10 eoSt / @asbimstom.

Rogle Raber fra 6jsloene imellem
Spotane og griti5b Columbia / Noro,
Tom aft sr Sisrb os StpD. unbtossn nosle
DaIifrsg meb goot 2ano, boor Der apIes
for bet mefte 81 os 3reaturer. 0ette be-
taller fig sObt. oa besse Dele er / COB
pris. Ser bripes meset Stop os alt.
Jurmerne bar at i9lge, giper COB pris.
SPOKANE Rortbern v. ". saar igiennem
belle Strseet fra Spotans til 8. g., ON
Coon Bate, botlfet er bet bsisite Yuntt %
ct nnoet Steb for Sommeropbolosfteb for
Rigfolt, ia fattiee billie pgiaa babe goot
at at pere Der ON Sommeren, ON be tuns
be, os oa fornemlig Rorte, iom sr poret
pp imsIem 5ieloeue. Seq ie- at Deco
rdbz poiien," at en- 5. s. Sorbbp itriper.
at nOsIe fra Soloier, Soipa, reiite til
Waibinstou for ct aar iiben, men er MI
tommen tilbuge, 'om ban tror for at Der
bar iaa mouge srsnne Stope % forlibel
Sub. So Der er Der Sub ogiaa, men
bet borer life pon5r9erne, iod bet nptter
life at tomrner Der at plutte, men be grpns
ne Stope er bog @ulo pero. Oct er gobt
for os Suttige, iom er Der. at life @uloet
benser paa 5r9erns for oa tom Der mari
Roobpr Der, iom breb os I'D, men M iibs
Der ri pod Dor Cue trp9t pg trpier iueu1,
% ingen trpfer os, og bet sr life andre
Opr Der sno be, 8orberre bar Ienbt %
benz er Ri Serrer cper. Ser, bpor ieg sr, er
bet lite mer eno en- Rorit til, Fua Der BE-
res life be peltlinsenbe Ole Sten eIier
Smut 2nutisn; forreiten bar iea life bsrt,
at Napnet bar taget 2ipet at noser. - Tu
en- 3ur SpO os Sft fra Spotune, bpor
Der er prerier oe Surmineldnb msb pdire
5urme, fore 6rustbaper, o. Sormeuen
gier bet liseiad sobt Der / Ilminbeligbeo
iom noeet orbet Stebs, fer bet ,io til.
Ser er Der meeet aoot &limd, men meaet
onoerleoes eno / Sitsn og oerfor er @ps
ling oe alt dnoerleoss; men ben, fom fan
toge tat pdo, boubiombelit, {ad leper man
Der og er peItilfreos og pirbe fife bptte
nleb Sfter. Seq er n at BEN; iee bar
pGret Der / IA aor, og Tom bib fra Soma,
fud ieg peS liot pm Soma os oenne Del al
Sanbet, ies merer Wafbinston. Detie
tan oel bore moi Tor pnpirturpsn, men er
Der life Rum Der, iaa frt bet / "poItn-
Stubbes9rnter.