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The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

dian squaw, but white man, as he
could not talk good Flathaed, but she
did not suspect anything wrong at
first, but finally she saw two men run
from an outbutlding, carrying some
thing with them. Then it was that
her suspicious were aroused, as the
wealth had been stored in that build
ing
The robbers jumped on their horses,
which were near by, and the one that
had been talking to her joined them,
and the three hurried away. AS soon
as she reached the Plains with the
news, several of the white citizens of
the place accompanied Matchell to his
home to find if the story was true,
which was proved on their arrival
there. A score of young Indians
started ou to try to locate the robbers,
but no clew had been discovered.
Matchell is one of the wealthiest
full-blood Indians on the reservation.
He has large herds of cattle and
horses, and was always known to have
money, but few people knew he kept
it at home. 1t develops, however, that
the old Indian was afraid to trust his
money in the bank, and kept it in an
old trunk in an outbuilding at his
home
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

blushed and some covered Their faces
with their handilel chiefs. The Young
men applauded loudly, and the fair
.Anlazons d..l not seem to mind the ex-
citement in the least. They were a
part of the performance called 'The
Cosmorama of the World" and carried
banners representing business firms.
They were applauded enthusiastic-
ally when they sung It's nice to Be
a Boy Sometimes" from San Toy.
Some have been inclined to criticise,
especially as the affair was under the
auspices of the church society, but the
girls have warm defenders, and the
popularity of some has been increased.
However, Charles Schuetwein, who
happened to be down in front, was
much surprised to discover his fiancee,
Mamie Delano. among the stage boys
He left between curtains, and reported
that he was very angry with the young
woman. He declares she did the worse
than the New York girl whose sweet
feart broke their engagement because
her bathing skirt was to- brief, and
that he is opposed to anybody wearing
trousers in the household except the
hnshanl. Friends are now trying to
patch up peace between the lovers.
The performance was put on by man
from Chicago, who declares he is not
responsible, as the young women chose
their own costumes. The incident is
likely to create differences in the
church.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
VANDERBILT SENTENCED
TWO DHYS IN JhIL
Convicted in Paris OF Fast Auto
mobile DriVinO-"he Is Now
Safelu in the United States

PARIS, Nov. civilian X. Van
derbilt, Jr., has been sentenced to two
days Imprisonment for fast automo-
bile driving in the streets of Paris. A
fine of ten francs has also been i'm
posed in addition to the Imprisonment.
AS the young multimillionaire is now
in the United States, these penalties
will be held suspended above him
pending his return to the French cap
ital.
Y Young Mr.. Vanderbilt, John w. Gates
and several other multimillionaires
stirred the French authorities last
summer by the reckless speed they
were alleged to. maintain in the streets
OF the city. Warnings were sent out
and not needed. Then criminal pro-
ceedings were begun. Mr.. Vanderbilt
hastened from the city and returned
to his native land. The proceedings
against him were continued and have
just been decided by default.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will have to appeal
to the supreme court to have his fine
remitted or else submit to arrest on his
return to France.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
THREE QUEER DISEASES.
Two of Them Abide I'm the KOng@
Region and One In Peru.

Two of Them Abide I'm the kOng@
Region and One In Peru.
There are two remarkable diseases,
Fither or both OF which may attack
:ou if you elect to reside within the
Congo basin, but you need have no
Gread of them if you live in any other
part of the world. One is the sleeping
sickness, a terrible, mysterious and in
Tariably fatal malady. The patient 10
1T first only drowsy, but ends by sleep
ing almost continually, waking only
for meals or when forcibfy reused.
Finally the tOrpor becomes complete.
He cannot be reused even to take food,
and dies OF starvation. -
The other disease alluded to is even
more curious, although fortunately not
nearly SO deadly. and is known to spe-
cialists in tropical diseases as ainhum,
from Il negro word meaning saw, a
very opposite name, for the typical
feature of the aiIment consists in the
slow amputation of one or more of the
victims toes by means of serrate
bony ligature which grows around the
joint of the affected member just
where it joins the foot. AS soon as the
ligature is completely formed it begins
to contract, and off comes the toe as
etfectually, IL not quite so quickly, as
if it had been severed by the surgeons
knife.
In the province of Cerro de Pasco, in
Peru, may be contracted strange
malady which consigns it's victim to
certain and lingering death. The all
ment in question is termed verrugas
Spanish. II warh, and it occurs only
in certain deep valleys in tile highlands
OF that province. There, however, it is
endemic and frightfully fatal, especial
~ to the unacclimatized white man
The whole surface of the body in bad
cases becomes entirely covered with
spongy. wartlike excrescences, varying
from the size Of raspberry to that Of
a pigeons egg, and from every one Of
these the patients life blood oozes out
continually until he perishes of inani-
tion.~ Chambers Journal.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
CHURCH FESTIVAL
MIKES Il SGhNDHL
YOUNG Women Dressed as Bous
Shocked Manu- People and
Made Trouble q

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov 6.-Much
excited discussion and the probability
Of at least one broken engagement is
the result OF one feature Of an enter
tainment given under the auspices of
a society of the First Cor Egregational
Church Tuesday night. When 16 pref
ty young women, some well known in
society circles, appeared ol the stage
of the Academy in boys clothes, people
In the audience gasped. Womcu
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
SENATOR VESTS SON
DEAD HT WASHINGTON
He Was His Fathers Private
Secretary and a Man OF Good
RbiIitu

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. g.
George Pugh Vest, youngest son and
private secretary of his father, Sen
ator Vest of Missouri, died suddenly
this morning of acute gastritis.
The dead man was about As years
old, and inherited much of his fathers
ability. He practiced law in. Missouri
and Indian Territory for number of
years, but when his fathers health
began to get impaired some years ago.
he came to Washington to act as his
private secretary.
He married a Miss Jackson, from
California, about six years ago.. the
daughter of a clergyman, and a son
and daughter survive him.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
RICH FbnThEnD
lNDIRN ROBBED
His Hidden Treasure Stolen bu
a Trio Of ThIeVing White
Men

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. GA special to
the Miner from Missoula says that one
of the most sensational robberies that
ever occurred in the history of west
ern Montana was enacted at Plains
Monday, news of which has just
reached this place A wealthy Flat
head Indian named Matchell was
robbed of $4,000 in cash, the money
consisting of $100 bills and $40 gold
pieces.
MatcheH was a visitor in Plains,
and during his absence at about 10
o'clock at night man dressed as a
squaw visited his home on Camas
Prairie, and engaged in conversation
with Matchell's squaw. Mrs. Matehell
noticed that the visitor was not an In
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
BEFRI6NDS MURDERER
OF HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Shaw, Indian, Gives GEORGE
Bear Moneu for Clothes in
Which TO Be Executed

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 6.-A
dramatic incident occurred in the Jail
here today when Mrs. John Shaw, an
educated Sioux Indian woman, ap-
peared and presented $40 to George
Bear, one of her brethren who was yes
terday sentenced by United States
Judge Garland to be hanged December
for the murder of her husband and a
white employe on the Rosebud agency.
She stipulated the money should be
used by him for purchasing suit of
cloths for his execution.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
FOR SALE-Barbecue. lunch counter.
Inquire 141 e. Congress. SIT

FOR SALE-Greatest real estate bar
gain in the city. One of the most at
tractive six.room modern brick resi-
dences in the city. Beautiful trees,
lawn, vines, etc. Stable, chicken
houses, in fact every convenience and
improvement that one wishing COM
Portable home in every detail could
desire. Located on North Sixth ave-
nue., near Third street. fronting east.
Lot 66x184 Apply to Plumer & Stew
ard, % North Stone avenue. lis I'LL
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

Samples of the artificial flowers and
designs to be used in the grand flower
parade during the carnival are on ex-
hibition at 156 Congress street, and
open for inspection of the public. The
flower parade, headed by the queen Of
the carnival, will be one of the most
attractive features of the street fair,
with the queen riding on a most mag
nificent float. The queens dress will
Eagles.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
WHY &c nhanrtah

"But, papa" pleaded the million
aires daughter in behalf of the poor
young man she wished to marry. "sure.
ly 1t is no disgrace to work for llv-
tngY
"N-no, my dear--nO. What | object
to is being the one who is worked for
1t. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
His Taste.

The landlady was speaking.
"Mr. Barnstorme, how do You like
your eggs?"
The tragedian's face relaxed into an
expression of Joy .. 80. sse.
Hard boiledr' he cried. Until that
moment people had willfu1ly mistaken
his taste Baltimore Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

Miss Louise Brink will open an es-
tablishment for ladies' tailoring and
fine dressmaking. Miss Brink has had
a large experience in her line of work
in Denver, Los Angeles and other
cities. Her styles are up to date and
prices reasonable No. As North Stone
avenue, next to Dr. Fenner's of1ce.
Him
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
WE MUST WASH.

We may live without books
What is knowledge but sorrow?
We may live without beauty;
1t fades on the morrow.
We may live without lawsuits
Indictments are qnashing-
But where is the one
Who can live without washing?
Phone 1871, Troy Laundry Co.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
He@4 ~-----~~~.ns
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

BY sending thirteen miles William
Spirey, of Walton Furnace, Vermont.
got box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
that wholloy cured a horrible fever
sore on. his leg. Nothing else could.
Positively cures bruises, felons, ulcers,
eruptions, boils, burns. corns and piles.
Only Is cents. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
A THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Heavy eating is usually the first
cause of indigestion. Kodol cures in
digestion, all stomach troubles by
cleasing and sweetening the glands Of
the stomach. Bell Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
FHTHL FIREWORKS
OF ELECTION NIGHT
Thirteen Victims OF an accident
in New York Have Been Re-
ported Up to Date

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Another vic
tim of the fireworks explosion in Mad
ison Square Garden on election day
died at Bellevue hospital today.
He was identified as William Drake.
The total number of dead to date is
thirteen.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
THE TROY LAUNDRY co.

Is now doing frst-class work, and
our prices are adjusted to the quality
of our work. We pay good wages to
good people to do good work, and we
have to eat something, too. Wagons
call. Phone 1871.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve an election dinner
from II till 2, next to the postoffice.
30-3t
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
WANTS.

STORAGE WAREHOUsE-An furni-
ture, ETC., stored win absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co., II N. Stone
ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms and
use of kitchen and bath. Apply S12
South Fifth street. 5-1U
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

Or three nicely fur
nished or unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping, or small cottage, close
to business district. Address X,
care Citizen. 30-5
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Old newspapers, rs cents
per 100 in perfect condition. Gail
at the Citizen Office.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-06

GET YOUR UPHOLSTERING WORK
done at Tucson Second Hand Store,
155W. Congress street. 1913 11-S
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
De norife Siiferier.

0riitionia, 20en Gee. lluocr gun.
itiae 0clriorbOlo bar IrtuBdrnFltet
pau NumnOalstplten opret Iortlat, %
"ll0buttct er nleget tlIireosltIueroe. j
iorrtge llac par Ger fun en- Ga82
2anolig8e, % tire BARTER par De1e
Ilaacen iumtIoiB / ar5etoc. @Ien'
neminitlig oar fife 5oert 6nrtet noJen
betpoclig IangiLior 6titet iaIOcr rent
oeles tcntmClIg uicunt, men clrtelte
bar pUret opermuooc bcl0Iae. SIole'
ocs n~eo0clca set, at Glite~oantpitlbct
"CloerurR9cn"S llgciangit h1ooe en-
8prNi al 1900 arouer, Iud D~tdnoaIot'
fen Der om6oro par $50 aroncr Tor Ell
llac. Mcn / Acknowledged 8ler 'or
3ioen IrnpifIbene TOrApl0SoI9 mlH'
ore leuncuoe Cure en0 SeILrdrtsterte,
iom pco lin langt bIQigere uorultninJ
fife lsber iaa itor HIilfo unoer Dc
uiepne 6au9itIorboIo.
Iiitet ioregaar NIL melem 1oIno %
Dra o. er paa 0enne StrpEn;n5 ie0'
mere forOelt eno ti0li8crc. Norocn'or
paa Briybauet % ! Roromere | Bet
helc cr Jiitet lan8t mtnSre, o9 IRA
Namoaleu pier set liz, icm ol 'orrl9e
llae iormoScoc, at Ser lr5cn Stor'llo
er al perte. Otter GriartUGer ira ito
liaere Nur IfltIoc Set morrenoe
Horaitielt 5uirs til Cno Uarc Oct
1unitiaitc. o. ifuIoc bsbuNc ct 8ooi
Stife / 1i0eu iremoocr.
Get iomlcOc ll0bnttc Tor STlontn9
storiil6fife or MI 40 900 W1oI, bol5
gprSi onilaaeR til 7s5 900 ar. I'll
iamure lis flor bar ser oViiTtct bore
1000 WlalI. aItiln 'uapt mere erS
| S~ierScbclcn Al 0ettc Mars T1n8it men
/ set u6mrrfcSc Ti7fe / 1900 01r No.
buttet ueo December RaaneSS 9c1pn'
Belle $500 Wtuul - ooer Set BOB
bette al inSc0Preroe SG'onS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
gibrnipu til Speialiitcrne.

Bet norife arbeiOerparttS S~nobpOeile
til 9isrnion ON at fomme ttliteoe oeo
Den paatrntte Set bar Etgteren 'enot
iel9cnOe Soar: "aiGre Mo8nua 9tllS'
len, MI bar ieg iost mel til iaO nnn9e,
at iea umulia fan ia jo til Oere, ~.
mes leg. % BOG banbe ie8 roget IA
il til ocre. Seq er 10. Iom Dc pet.
2ocioliit. ON ogiou NIT 6crbolo til
nor norifc Cat bar birSrct mig / "a
Ipgge ut iom ieQ enifcti eber5 Sof %
| ANDRE Sufcr. Gnhrcr foar urlge III,
nnur ban life fan alt. dMten BET, lea
ptlbr tale til oere' ON. Z bar; trcrd't
somarbcioe meO @cnitre. Get Cr 'ao'
le0eS ! boot orbciocr for ocrc@ elet;
Steq for StcQ iremopcr meo ocn' ION
pil set. Der M forcljNaer icm llcn'
nemisr(igt. Men az tale herom m1ot'
re bel flrnne la iiQ orrangere, utrn at
bere nptop Qior0c ,Sc't Tor mlgE -
Icres 9jernitierne %~jornion."
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
Ssmincr o. sralait.
18repifs.


poiten" inoeboloer en- ReooeleIie ira
Selenarfeu ON, Of IrGlaitprtierne
er noaet en- iaa relpeftabel Ssioe, a;
De life bar bebre i oen beDite 5io | 20.
aarcne. 8laOetS Reooeler "berer,
Der 6poes 1913 aroner So6oet ior
Gran % 15-f6 for 5lirl. SmaaInlt.
90 oct eooe CT, at bette or 8eiultdtei
al en- ieun Stienina giennem en-
RGffe aar. meO ben heoite ltoiigt til
GarigheS. 3enne WeObcIelie er /
bei GRAB ~operbrepen og urigtig. CT.
Ter bpaO "garoen" eriarer bar iarnt.
lige Sorbrugerc al SrelaIt onffet iii
9eboo eiter SER. 1850 pr. Iooos ire.
Roroiis; ct enfelt 5irma Ear piitnof
betalt noget bsiere, men Der par anita,
aelig iGrIige 6orbolbe tiIiteoe. Stor
6itru er rtoaet bsiere / GriS. SrGlait.
priierne bar / 1900 beiere, / 1901 Ia.
pere en6 iaar. Ser er for 5iOen ooer.
maa0e libGn Sanoel, oo SsmmeriGl.
gerne er tiIbageboISne og torIarger
mere, emo Gipberne oil al. 8upir og
SrGmosie ipeeieIt set iioite, Ttaar !
GriS UNDER 8roouftiorSoaroien.
Sfaaren % 6uggen 2oit al itore 8i-
menIiouer Itaar / Eiebliffet | goo
8ris.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
SipainapplSen foreiIaar Dep

Sipllinsuulorn foreiIaar 0eparte.
mentet erbperpet (ttl 9rllg for Sogne.
prGitcn / SisGing) brlS peo aisb,
0eIs peo WageIfifte meO Brpiteguur'
Den. 6oriIaget motipereS meo, al
5ieQingpoIOen iom ~inOebolOer mango
8egrapelie5plaoie ira alO9dmmel Sto
% antages at bape pGret 6or'am'
lingSpIaOS for set ganIe Sfirin9SialS
8uoebop, % JON otoes ialfaIO inotil
1867 at bape pPret offentlig Sing.
ploOs % ienere, antogeIig 1910
1920. bar ppret offentlig GfSercer'
plao3, / Sen ienere Stb er bIet 9ien.
itonb for ltoItpfninQ til @pggetomter,
hoilfet, ON 0ermeo fortirttes, oil soc.
IGgge bennP biitoriif min0erige BIobS
iom onben atrfepIooS. 3irfefomteen
ontoger, at Sen Del al &oIoen, iom
tiltrGngeS Tor 8rGitc9oorOen, moa
funne erbperneS pes Mngeififte, % at
set moa bore Gieninq &ommunes
Soq at 6eporc Sen 6pri9e Gel Iom
no6en 9Iubs peo Sirfen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

I]pScrmurSct. 6orlcocn Tag oar
ISieSior aoh ralet lua oI0t / Iilrct.
tcIrgningen al Oct ontiottenoe 6or.
bsrsmotertale, at ban omitber funoe
iere Set oigisreroe SIog MOB Rooer'
mor6crcn. 1ette in0Ieoe6e5 meo, al
Woroeren fonirortercoeS me0 f~oritiel'
Iiae al SopeSpionernc. remIia BroSie'
rer SproQseS aurI. Nrf. SOffmdn %
en Al sen Mpr0coeS Suerifcr. Otter
at 0ia'c Nouirontationcr par iluttc0c,
bIo Woroeren lent ont AItcnen tlert
u0 iii ct. Tohanne5 StiitcIieL hOor
&onirontotioucu meo WoNcrcn@ GIG
ionNt SteS. 90 her tiIitoO ban o..
at ban bapOc 5eqooCt WorHct mcO
CpcrlpI / Ser Scniiqt at ttlcanc liz
Wo0erCnH Eorretuinl % t%ontantt
Rcnuc. Rcttcn$ Cpi1tteIie or. at
Wor0ercn bIcp grcbeu al HToicl oco
Emmett al Moncrrna 2il; uo0en Hn1er
rncr T%orbrpNrlicn inurA hon oerimoo
life al islc. San ofNou en- mcgct De-
tolicrct TorfInrir1 ON Wuaocu. bpor'
oua Wor0ct par beaaact,
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
9unaSbOitrauO airfc inooic0e3 for.

W.
Iebcn al @iIfop NieIicn, AalborB. Ger
eiter prGhifebe / Sen iteoIIae YrUit5
SngoomSiorioIo Brouit DRESSER, Gre.
%oerifshdun. 8irtem Der er belI8senoe
u Ntl ira 6re0erifSbopn t9t Oeo
2anoepciGn mellem GreoertfSbaon o.
Spbp. er opiGrt otter IeautnI al Ir'
fiteft g. @arminQ. A%irbenbaun, Gen
bar 400 Si0NcpIaoiCr % bar tOitet ca,
$4,000 SIR. b0orai 5tatcn har til
lfrNt 1880 ar.. mcocnS Reiten cr
tilpcicbralt pco iriotuigc @joraI Al
@eboernr. Dor airtcnS lloimr er iSr'
get al @cIunoerc % Genncr. Nj Ga
Der fur nupncs: Gu ipIpioranINt aoIf
% Tiff, ifirnfeNc al auItlSmlniitc.
riet. oQ 10 Quiefronrr cftcr Gearing AZ
III, @inot3bsu, fiUnfcGc al @o0Seier
Sohar anuoicu. 0nng&bo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Isie." .3anien mootog H2rgaa unoer
itertt 8ifaIb Selifabet& ~@uIomeoalie.
@fterot bape bp9let pCN Sperorups
6ortieneiter / 8olarforif@n1cu oper.
rate 6ormaroen bans N}eoaIie til
Nanien ser paa SperNcpS Segne
moOtog Oen UNDER meJct 9iiaIo.
6ramreoerne. aoniuI @ciberg o.
9rpa9erieierne u. % L. Rjnanca til.
bellies OernrIt en- imift uoitpret Der.
gomentaoreSie meo S&itobetS Sof
for, at oe bopoe pbet Ell @aoe iii
6remme al piSeuifabcljl Torifning
iom irqen isr hos oS. Clila berp1a
illIgte lipIigt 9iialb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
SsitfurbolScue. 2anobrug$Oeparte

SsitfprbOlScne. 2anobrug&0eparte.
mertet uOienote for rlogen LID itOen
en- GirfulGrifripelie til iamtItge Imt.
mGno meo 6oreipsrgie., ON aommu'
ncrne poa 8runo al Oct 0larIige Iar
tiItrungte 9oan al oficntIj8c 0tiOler,
Tor at uibipIpe 6ooernro % Wan8eI
paa Saoirs. Den fsrit2, netop tnO.
lcbne 9eipareIie er ira ,lmtmonocn /
9forOre S%ronobiems Irt, Ser meooe'
Ter, at al Imtcts 81 @crrcber bar
bibtil 80 bciparet Sernnoaien. vi
0tSie 90 bar II erflRrct, 1t De in8cn
6ipIp euifcr, meoeus Sc roriAe 2 an.
nr1ger ON 2aon til ct ionIct @eleb al
$4,000, iom ogteS arpcnNt til Sno'
fieb al Saoforn. ioet Ser intctIteoS I
antct beirpgteS at pile lnotrPoe
eqentlia Sooerneo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
9ppsfalp I Sranitao, @is.

Ser Ifriue8 iii "Ie:crab.E often"
Ole :. Sobnion 0pov BEN 1Ooe Sep'
TENDER eiter ier Waanebers imerte'
fulSt Spaeleie. SuN>0mmen por @o'
teriot oa Ultima. ut bIep giort ior
at Iinbre bans 2ioeIjIy, men enbo bar
Smerterne ofte opcrrTtoenoe, iao man
finSe bsre bans 3ounier pua lang
4fItan0. Zen t4Cc 5G3raoeoes ban.
ira ct. Slaf airte. Bait. Ri502io
iorretteoe. Ser par Il Senms, pitt
nof en- al De itsrite %oSrnpeIier poo
Sisie aauter. afooGe oar isot / Ro
! Ranen BEN 22be Tc5. 1882 % u1r
iaaleoes ueb fin $50 ut oOer 70 aar.
San tom iii bette 2ou0 | 1876 % Ooc
en- al Burnett Gountgs 9ioneerer.
Sans Grfe, iom er - aor, ouerIeuer
BAN % Dor hos Seras eneite Son, u.
Sobnior. 7e itre0 meo Rpbpg3erIl'
pets TRANCE aoar ion, iaa mango an
Sre, men opnaoeSe r2o Glib og Spar'
iombeS en- iorgiri A.acrSom. Gu bpt.
fer ogiaa hons Ster ialig 5ra6 Ser
ttoe paa q. Slais a;rtagnorb til %.
itanSeliers Norgeu. u. ).
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
Walmleicruc / Spouaranger.

8o0aeier 9br. Nnfer lOnt @ier al
WtnlmfumOene / Spoparanger or til
&on0brugsOepartementet in0fommet
6orilag til &ontrott til Sr0ning al
Sorboloet meo Stuten. 8ontratten er
/ BET itore % belle operen$% itemmenoe
meo BEN meuem Staten % 9unoer.
lunoSfompuntet ofilutteOe, ioet Der itI-
pulereS Ell beitenlt Ii9ift - 3 gre
pr. Con &aomaIm - iom Gritatntng
ior Stotens HettigbeOer iom @runo.
eier. Ger foreiloaeS lat en- mInoIte
oarlig Afgift al 5000 aroner, men
bpis ser bliper no8en ~n9pneoPrOig
Drift, oil Afgiften ielOiel8eli8 lan8t
operItige bette 8elsb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
Stats6auerues lIuoerifuo.
peret.

nirgen ON be DANTE transformers
Iriit / aaret ira Bite Rarts 1901 til
lite April 1902 ioreligger M. Drifts.
aareta finoniieae Reiultat CT tilipne'
laOenNe enOml ugunitiSsre en0 RciuI.
tutet / iorrige Qriitsaar, tbi meoens
SnOtrJtcrne bar llogiOrt 27,S34,0OO
ar. euer 10000 &r. mere en0 for.
rige Mar, er lloaiiterue uoreSe til ~.
$4,000 SIR. eIer meO l,1Si00O SIR.
Ter err jaaleoeS et lln0eritllo al al.
600 SIR. MOB Ct Gotrifuh al 100000
ar. I. u. Sor iuloitRnOig At tunne
Durngre oisie Sal. er Bet 0oJ rssoen'
Sigt at giere opTGrtiom paa, at Ser |
2s6et al aaret er iorataaet en- aGtte
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
SamfafGrrn / ariitiania. 5 Stat&

roa0et Dos 3on8en bIeO Oct iorleOerl
beiluttet at fremiGtte en- tgl. Yropoii,
tion ON, at Staten ior i'm Del goOtien.
Der BET al "Norges 9unt" iremiatte
6orilog iii Groning al 3nOuitriban.
fcnS Affprer. Qette 6orilog goor 10
poo, at Norge5 8onf oOertaGer 4fott,
lingen poa ben 9~etingelie, at StatS.
fosien % &riitianin &ommlnc itiler
iig ioliboriif aniparIig me0 Ben iOr
muIi9t llnocriflto % li9eiaa Sppotbet.
banfen ior en- b~egr9niet Sum al 300.
900 Ser. Sooruiot ariitiuniu aom'
mune paa i'm SIDE oil goOfierOe en-
iaaSon 9etingelie, er enonu uaf8iort.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

ertraoroinGre Irbetoer, Der / bpert
6oIo tiIoCIS ntal betroatcs 'om Sor.
m~teiorpgelier; iaalcoes er ser anifai.
let Is noe 2ofomotiper on ioretl1et
bctpoeIiscrc &itan0iGtteIicr al Camp
iGrger % GoitNlmpiflbe. Spao Der
oaina bar sgct llo5iitcrre er Srefpg.
uinecr. Ser bar foitet IiRc oeo 100000
ar. mere euo t9O0-0l, Ii1ciom Con.
uinaatllIplqet bar uoRiort 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

SiNai9s. - Seq sier $50 Ncres
aooy Sratrie.gaHo / Sac auj Garle
Gouutn. gttuueiota, 1850 0crss opoprtet.
NIt fan onrtes. ON puites. 3ette YaHo Iig.
ger en- gRll ira GtolehuS % lem DRtl ira
ulc8et goo Wdrte0SplGos Oh &c en- ulpm9rfgt
6arm ipr @rpu % apRqdpsl. On lieeu
Gu riuoer taIeHuem Sipruet. o. Der sr og.
ida IN trnt 8iIee paa gatoet. Srts s25 Or.
We're, 6or nRrmsre uHoerrstHtng ttlirio
Z. ". SohnlpM Gaubp, W3yuu. 1858
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
Sunberlanbsfompauiet bar / Dis

Iaae irobetaIt iii 2unobrugSoeparte'
mentet erpropriationa6eIsbe ior oer
til seIIfubets anlG8 lfTtoaeoe SrunO
al Sc GoIoepinife @oOier | Gro | Hu'
men. 9els6et er 10000 aroner,
Serue6 iumt ueo Sc tiOligere betaIte
GrpropriotinnSbeIeb ar fife aIene als'
beiummen for set inotlebte 8ooS oGt'
fet. men Stuten bar ct tont1nt Noer'
ffub al ca. 10000 &r., torllocn at
stoten bor ca. 100 irrifilt ifplo'atte
grlra liant benoeo 100000 Mtool,
Otter geraOerfSIoocn var Stotcn -
Tom 8run0cier - 9fct III Of oeItnAe I
9rifter for en- Eiennc0eI, SIteoenror
at berptte fla al hennc Net hor Stottn
betinoct fla en- aigiit n Gre pr. no
bruSt Son Ralm. Gn afslift ION -
roor Irifter err fomnen | f1llo SANG
bill beGsbe ia til ca. 10000 aro'
rer oorIiu. Oct er, iom man Ter, en-
oouTfe oob S%orretrin0.