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sewer pipe. The bids were referred accord
ingly TO the city engineer 10 ascertain
which is the lower.
This difficulty arose. the members of the
board say, from the fact that Engineer Mel
sons estimates for work OF the kind Is
much lower than the estimates made under
the former administration. and that the con-
tractors would like very much to force the
board TO increase the estimates.
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Wants to Sell Property.

August Wacker yesterday filed a petition
In the Circuit Court 10 sell and deed his
property without the consent of his wife.
who IS insane. The petition sets out that
he has purchasers for eleven pieces of
property in Miller x Wacker's addition the
total offer for which is Sl9.6oO.
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tition TO sell real estate without consent
OF wife Circuit Court.
Mary +. Hutchins VS.. Walter w. Hutch
ms: divorce. Circuit Court.
Merchants and Farmers State Bank VS.
Arthur Scott; note. Superior Court, Room l..
Carrie YOrger VS.. Emma Schleget ct al;
TO set aside deed. Superior Court. Room 3.
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state Capital Investment Company.

The assignment of the State Capital In
vestment Company was closed in the pro-
bate department yesterday with a final
payment of S1.276.26 to stockholders. max
ing the total payment 80 per cent. The at
tOrneys received St.2S2 IS and Ernest C.. Coy
the assignee. Si.52246 for services: The at
torneys were Harvey, Pickens. Cox a.
Kahn.
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pany is going ahead with its plans without
considering the projects of the Central
Company. The company has obtained a
right of way across Hamilton county and
has obtained franchises in Cicero, Carmel
and other towns. The Union Traction
Company is also DESTROYS Of commencing
work on the line between indianapolis and
Upton as soon as the weather grows favor
able
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Tenth Ward Meeting.

\ Republican meeting was held last night
at McFadden's Han in the Tenth ward.
The attendance was large. and Candidates
Malpas Marer. Shepard. Casper. Shilling.
Hildebrand and Klausman were present
and spoke briefly.
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Republican Executive Committee.

The executive committee of the state Re
publican committee Will meet with Chair
man Goodrich this afternoon at h~eadquar-
tiers in the Majestic building. The members
Of the committee are as follows: Walter
Schmitt. of Evansville; Elmer rocket, of
South Bend; Warren Bigler, of Wabash;
II. c. Starr, of Richmond, and Sid CantWell,
of Hartford City.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FILED.

LCANo LL@D
Gravel roadway and cement walks and
curbing on California street, from Market
street to first alley south of Market street.
Cement walks and stone curbinS on Rural
street, from Tenth street to Massachusetts
avenue.
Gravel roadway and cement walks. on
Brooks street, from Tenth street to Thir-
tenth street.
BOND APPROVED.
On behalf of the Marion County Hot
Water Heating Company, in the sum of
$4,000. with National Surety Company as
surety.
FINAL REMONSTRANCE FILED.
For cement walks next the property line
on Rural street. from Massachusetts, ave-
nue. to Twenty-fifth street.
BIDS RECEIVED.
For the construction of a local sewer in
Kenwood avenue, from Twenty-ninth street
to KenwoOd Park addition: Marion County
Construction Company. $216 per lineal foot.
Contract awarded to Marion County Con-
struction Company.
For the construction of a local sewer in
La Sale street, from Washington street TO
New York street: j. L. Hudson, $1l3; H.
c. Roney, $1.25. Bids referred TO city en-
gineer.
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at > p. m. March 10, 1877 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, Nc. 12s East Market street. Both
relenhnnes 3nh.
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Allowances by Circuit Court, Februa
Term, 1902.

John A. Hugg. clerk probate Commissioners 5000
Wm. Coughiin. 900
YIN. COuehlfn. 1000
Reporter Publishing Co. bar dockets, etc 1ll0f
CARRIER q Carpenter. tenographers-..-... lU.O
las p. Twfnsme. 800
Tugene Saulcv. sheriff p 80
r.. T. Polk a. Co. city directory........... 1000
A. j. Buchanan. Juror 20
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Building Permits.

Transfers. s.: totaI eonsIderatIon.
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BOND APPROVED.
FINAL REMONSTRANCE FILE

For cement walks next the property line
on Rural street. from Massachusetts ave
mo 70 TUaDtU-Hfth street
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-01-03
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED

Mr.. George E. Coyan and Miss
Kathlene Hoyt. both Of Wadsworth.
we're united in marriage December
29th.. at Sacramento by Rev. H. C..
Shoemaker at the Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
The groom is the popular railroad
engineer. one of the best liked men in
the employ Of the Southern Pacific
Company, and a steady, Industrious,
young man.
The bride has made host of friends
during her residence here and is very
charming young woman.
They undoubtly will be very happy
couple and have the congratulations Of
everybody in Wadsworth.
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

The newspapers have been busy
with all kinds of reports regarding the
work Of the railroad company, but few
OF the reports are founded on fact.
The company itself knows but little
as there are many matters that will
have to receive consideration before
a decision can be reached.
In our opinion it is just as likely
that WadsWorth will receive more bene-
fit from any changes made than dam
age.
There is really nothing to worry
about at this time and much to be
thankful for. The railroad company is
going ahead with Improvements and
keeping its business pretty much to
itself as usual
Wadsworth cannot be excelled as
natural point for railroad business and
economy in handling an extensive
plant. We have the water and the
power that is being brought into further
use by the railroad company and any
proposed change Of the main line to
the west so far considered officially is
within a short distance Of the Wads-
worth yard limits. Depression in busi-
ness due to so much talk not any OF
which is warranted by facts, is what
we deplore the most. The railroad
shops are here to stay and this genera
tion will pass to their long homes be-
fore there will be any removal of the
shops. A settlement Of this matter
will soon b. reached and the problem
that more than any other has retarded
the growth of the town will be solved
forever The solution will take off the
brakes and give progress clear track.
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But round and perfect and complete.
Life like star shall climb the height,
AS we two press with willing feet
Together towards the Infinite"
The engagement is announced of
one Of the beautiful girls Of the Silver
State, Miss Grace Blossom, only
daughter of the late j. A. Blossom,
who left his mark on our history S
pages.
The bride-to-be has a charming
personality, is highly accomplished,
a musician and a writer, wealthy, and
best Of all, is a finished housekeeper.
She will be the jewel of her home.
She became a general favorite with
the party of Nevada newspaper people
who made tour of California a few
years ago and undoubtedly will receive
some attention from them at this i'm
portant epoch of her life.
D. Maxwell Duffey, formerly of
Reese River. now of San Francisco;
is the lucky individual. He is a young
man upon whom Fortune has smiled
in many ways, and who is worthy of
all Of them.
He has fine personal appearance,
is Of sterling character and sunny dis
position, we'll qualified to make any
woman happy for life.
We congratulate him that he has
been successful enough to win the hand
and heart of such a true woman as
Miss Grace Blossom.
May your skies hold naught but rosy
glories.
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Sore and swollen joints, shooting
pains, torturing mucles. no rest. no
sleep. That means rheumatism. 1t
is a stubborn disease to fight but
Chamberlain Pain Balm has conqu-
cred it thousands Of times. 1t will do
SO whenever the opportunity is offered.
Try it. One application relieves the
pain. For sale by c. W. Kinney &
Co. Druggists,
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HEAVY SALE OF
LAND AND LIVESTOCK.

Senator George Ernst Of Elko has
purchased the w. l.. Pritchard ranch
at Old River, Churchill county. with
the horses, cattle, etc for $4,000. The
people of Churchill are to be congrat-
ulated on receiving Mr.. Ernst as a
nsighbor, while he could not find a
finer community the world over to
settle amongst.
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New Superintendent.

E. E. Pryor, Of Los Angeles. has
been appointed Superintendent of the
Sacramento Division to succeed W.
S. Palmer, who goes to the Western
Division. J. L. Frazer goes to an
eastern road as General Supernten-
dent.
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Band Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Wads-
worth Brass Band will be held Mon
day night. All members are requested
to be present as election Of officers will
take place.
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After the Ball.

In the ladies' dressing room was found
two chiffon fans. Owners can have
same by calling at Mrs. Healy's resi-
dence and proving property.
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DC9il VlsltillS J. =. lay nave left for
their home in Iowa.
Miss Nellie Winters is here from
Washoe City visiting her sister Mrs.
S. w. Longabaugh.
w. H. Dee and wife, son-in-law and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Grain
spent the holidays here.
The drilling machinery TO test the
Brunswick lode mining territory has
been received on the Comstock.
John Courtney was run over by a
freight train in the yard at Reno Tues
day night and died Of his injuries We'd
nesday.
viii Pierson is at home again after
journey of few thousand miles
sightseeing pretty much all over the
country.
The January 1902 magazines are
the best ever published. We will give
list of them in next issue. For sale
at this office.
w. c. Dorsey, clerk in master me-
chanic's office at Sacramento, spent
New Years here as the guest Of A.
Pollock and family.
The S. P. Co. has put in a wire
from the Lick Observatory for II. r.
Condy's Store chronometer, where the
exact time may always be found.
Conductor w. C. Hall has taken
charge Of the swing train and Con-
ductor Bailey resumes his regular run
between Truckee and Wadsworth.
R. H. Cowles received a carload of
grain today from Sacramento.
Harry Shorts condition today is
about the most serious Of any time
during his long illness. We hope a
change for the better will soon take
place.
An annoying disease Considerably
like the grip is epidemic in town.
Sore throats and heads predominant but
whack is taken at almost any part of
the body.
Henry Koester, formerly with c. w.
Kinney & Co. in the shoe business
here, but later in business at Golconda
spent few days this week visiting his
Wadsworth friends.
Senator w. w. Williams of
Churchill and George Ernst of Elko
paid this office holiday visit. They
we're enroute to Senator Williams
home for the holidays.
Christ mas morning the Elko Gun
Club received ESQ valley quail purchas-
ed at Big Pines, California. They will
be distribute along the Humboldt and
through Lamoille and Pleasant
valleys.
The Virginia Chronicle says the re-
port comes from Los Angeles that
John w. Mackey will enter the Sen
atorial race in Nevada next year
The report is probably without any
foundation.
Avery appreciative audience greeted
Miss Estelle Howe at Baptist Church
on the evening Of Dec 18th. we found
the young lady's talent all and more
that was claimed and we hope she
will again visit our town.
]. C. Carmack and family departed
Friday for Tucson A. T., where ne
has accepted position in S. P. shops.
Mr.. Carnack has been working in the
shops here for the past seven years and
Wadsworth has lost good citizen by
his removal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .AAA .
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Write It 1902.
The days are lengthening
Abe Ferguson was in town today.
conoress reconvenes next Monday.
George Burton is in from Churchill.
Percy Kinney is visiting San Fran
cisco.
Bob Pollock is up from Sacra-
mento.
Miss Mabel Murray is in from Hot
Springs
Miss Lucy Parker spent the holidays
ahome.
There are six feet Of snow at the
summit
i Ike Lothrop was visitor to Reno
this week.
R. M. Wlckland and wife spent the
holidays here.
Nh. and Mrs. w. C. Hall spent
Monday in Reno.
A mild case Of smallpox is reported
from Hawthorne.
]. J. Murphy left for San Francisco
yesterday evening.
Henry Ferguson was here from
ST Clair Wednesday.
VIM. Brown has returned from q
4 visit at Sacramento.
Miss Lily Brannin is taking vaca-
ton for several weeks.
Miss Myrtle York is spending the
olidays at San Francisco.
VIII jeffrey and Chas. Bailey were
here during the holidays.
SOcialdance given by the band a
Music Hall tomorrow night.
Clarence Bogart returned to Win
nemucca yesterday on no. a.
Dave Mccall and VIM. Stark spent
New Years in San Francisco.
J. B. Cunningham and family have
returned from San Francisco.
Miss Barbara Bryant was down
from Reno during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Winston Of Sacramento
visited friends here New Years day.
VIC. Kinney and w. H. Ham
mon have returned from San Francisco.
Len Dorsey has returned from
Sscramento and San Francisco.
Miss Lena Day left yesterday morn
ug lor Iowa on six month visit.
Joseph and Sanford Calvin of Frank
USn are spending few days here.
Cnas' Parke was in from Winnie
inucca 10 attend the New Years ball.
Ice up the river is from 2 to A
"cneS thick now and the harvest is
Miss Alice Woodbury. of Carson
WY attended the New Years ball
here.
Miss Frances Dorsey Of Floriston
offended the B. of L. F. ball Tuesday
plight.
Mrs. J. W. Finley and son Everett
a'o Harry Bridges are visiting at Hot
Springs.
a. Follock and wife and Miss May
o"ock returned from San Francisco
friday morning.
EDWARD A. Skillman, editor of the
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BORN.

NEHEMIAH Wadsworth, Nevada, Decem-
ber %, 1901 to the Thos McKenna son
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ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS BLOSSOM.
The Groom-to-be is D. Maxwell
Duffy of San Francisco.

but round and perfect and complete,
Life like star shall climb the height
AS we two press with willing feet
Together towards the Infinite
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01
pessarar kr0fu lett helzt 1T fyrir, a6 elk

pessarar kr0fu lett helzt 1T fyrir, a6 elk
ert samkomulag fengist; en- MI hefur
sameiginleg hraosla beggja pj60anna
vio Russa borio pa avexti, a6 baoir mails
partar villa semja. Sv1pj6o gengar par
4 undan. Samkv@mt raoleggingum
utanr1kis raogjafans, hefur Oskar kon-
ungur skipao nefnd til ao 1huga mali0
um serstaka konsdla fyrir Noreg. I peirri
nefnd cru tveir Nor6menn-konsdll
C~hristopherson og DIR. Sigurd Ibsen, og
tveir Svlar- konsdl Ameen og Bildt
sendiherra. Nefndin hefur pegar haldi6
nokkra fund.- i Stokkh6lmi og 4 az koma
aftur saman 1 Noregi, nasta jdni.
Eftirtektavert er pa6, a6 fyrsta spori6
1 neutrality-suspicious. er fra halfu Sv1pj66-
ar. Frjalslynda stj6rnin 1 Noregi, undir
forystu Steens, synist hafa reynst 6f@r
til allra framkvBmda i pv1 mali. Pegar
sn stj0rn haf6i setio as v0ldum / prj1 ar,
f6kk hun dr.. Sigurd Ibsen til a0 semja
ritger6 um konsdla-mali6. En- stjornin
ger0i svo ekkert 1 malinu meir, og hefur
pa6 sloan legi0 / salti, par til MI. a6
sanska stj6rnin hefur, 1 tilefni at hreosl-
unni VIC Rdssa, tekio malio til meofer6-
ar. -s...
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01
Ur Brefum til "Vinlands''.

Fra Edinburg, N. D., skrifar hr. Jonas
Hall oss sem fylgir: "Pa6 eina, sem m6r
dettur 1 hug til vi6b0tar vic sk6la-skyrsl-
una, er pa0, az tvar islenzkar stdlkur
cru vio nam d Lutheran Ladies' Seminary
1 Red Wing, Mimi, Maria Hermann, h66-
an fra E%dinburg, og Maria Einarsson fra
Mountain. Par byrju6u par 1 haust, sem
leio."
Fra Dublin 4 frlandi ritar DIR. b. J,
Grandson, Is. apr" II kveld leggjum vio
DIR. O. Bj0rnsson 4 sta6 til Lund1na. Vera
okkar her hefur veri6 baoi uppbyggileg
OF skemtileg. Vio h0fum SEQ ba6ar
hlioar l1fsins her og ver0 eg a6 segja,
a6 mGr finst dimma hlioin yfr-
gnafa. Egg held Irland half ekki verio
skapa6 til az vera farsalt land. Egg er
r6tt bdinn as fl 'Vinland' og samgle6st
ykkur yir hversu agatt PAD er. Egg er
viss UNI, az 'V1nland' ver6ur vinsalt. PAD
gle6ur mig az heyra, hversu vel landau
heima 4 Edinburg og Gar0ar hafa teki6
bla6inu."
S6ra Rdn6lfur Marteinsson, q Gimli,
skrifar 1. b. M: "p0kk fyrir tV1nland'.
PAD er 'tro0i0, skeki0, og feytifult' at
nyts0mu efni."
Olafur s. Porgeirsson 1 Winnipeg ritar:
"Eg sendi her me6 1. doll. fyrir 'V1nland'
hid g6da. Fragangurinn er pryoilegur
90 hvkir mGr bid hafa farin mi6p mvnd-
arlega & sta6 ems og vi6 var az bdast."
M. Josephson vi0 Lolita, Mimi, bi6ur.
pess getio, az p6sthdsi6 Lolita veroi lagt
ni6ur, en- / stao pess komi Duxby P. O.,
og a az senda bref peirra fs%lendinga, er
a6ur h0f6u p6sth1s 4 Lolita til Duxby,
MINI.
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Scandinavian / Haettu.

og Sv1pjo6 bera meo ser, a0 hreoslan
VIC Rdssa fer par d%agvaxandi. Meofer6
Rdssa a Finnlandi tykjr ills booi. DIX
legt er tali0, ao Rdssar vinni svo 0sleiti-
lega ao pv1 a6 uppr@ta Pj6oerni Finna af
t0mri m~annvonzku eoa ofbeldis- natt1ru.
Sennilegast Pykir, ao Rdssar vilji sjalfr
bda UNI sig / landinu 1 peim tilgangi, a0
geta smam saman fart sig vestur 40
Atlandshafinu. Sloan ~samningurinn var
saminn a d0gunum MILL Englands og
Japan, og Rdssar neyddir til as hverfa
burt ur As1u, hafa mem fario ao 1huga q
ny, hvort Rdssinn ekki mum vera az
bda um sig az vestan / peim tilgangi, as
komast a0 baki E%nglands, me6 pv1 az ma
undir sig str0ndum Atlandshafsins /
Noregi.
Meoan FINLAND naut a6 nafninu til
sjalfstaois, hafoi sim eiginn herafa og
var samtengt Scandinavian l0ndunum
a0 hugsunarhatti og mentun, var landi0
Pr0skuldur a leio Rdssa og varnarm1r
fyrir Noreg og Sv1Pjo0. En- MI hefur
FINLAND veri0 CERT ao russnesku UNI
d@mi og oil sjalfstjGrn veri6 fra F'innum
tekin. Nj cru Oil void 1 h0ndum russ
neskra embellishments, oil l0greglan err
/ h0ndum R1ssa og rdssneskt herlio 1
hverju vigi. Jdrnbrautir er veri6 a0
leggja fra Rdsslandi yfr FINLAND az
landamarum Sv1pj6oar og Noregs, og
brd a ao byggja yir Newa-fj6tio, og
setja upp hervirki og bda pau vopnum
og vistum. Err pa au6satt, hversu au0-
veldlega megi 4 fam d0gum fara strl0 &
hendur Scandinavian.
Stj6rnin / Sv1Pj6o hefur fyrir nokkru
SEQ Pessa hettu og hefur pv1 lati0 Wilma
kappsamlega ao Pv1, as koma upp varnar-
virkjum Bodin, par sem metast megin-
j%arnbraut Sv1pj5oar og hin nyja jarn-
braut fra Narv1k, vic sjavarsl6una /
Noregi.
Hvao Russar hafa 1 huga veit enginn
me6 vissu. Rdsslard hefur l0ngum
kunnao pa list, ao halda fyriratlunum
s1num leyndum. En- m0tspyrnan gegn
Russum az vestan hefur fyrir l0ngu mist
kraft sim. Frakkar cru MI oronir vinir
PETRA og bandamanna. England 4 MI 1
v6k ao ~verjast 1 su0ur-Afrlku, og vel
ma vera, a6 R1ssum vir0ist MI s1 marg-
Praoa 6skastund 'komin, a0 peir geti mao
f6tfestu a str0nd Atlandshafsins; og mai
russneski bi6rninn emu sinni TAXI, err
ham ekki auoveldlega rekinn af h0nd-
UNI scr.
Aukio hefur BAD ekki l1tl0 a hr@oslu
mamma 1 Noregi, a0 s6gur ganga af pv1,
az landio sc fult or6i6 af rdssneskum
nj6snarm0nnum 1 dularkl@6um. Mem
Pessir fara hus dr h6si til a6 skerpa
sagir e0a gera vi0 gamla mum. Hafa
mem veitt pv1 eftirtekt, az peir hafa
mikla peninga q ser, og a6 peir cru a
laun as gera teikningar ef landslaginu.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

| Stokkh6lmi er sagt, a6 ra6aneytio half
haldi6 fund.- fyrir luktum dyrum 1 tilefni
af ottanum vio Rdssa, og a6 hattstand-
andi emb8ttisma6ur half veri6 sendur
til ems af Nor6uralfu veldunum. S0gur
pessar, enda pc par varu tilhefulausar,
bera meo ser, ao alPy6a baoi Sv1pjoo
og Noregi er ahyggjufull ytr dtlitinu.
Ritger6ir ba6i 1 enskum og fyzkum
bl06um hafa birtst nylega UNI petta efni
og ekki talio 6liklegt, az Rdssar half
huga, a6 ma til Atlandshafsins.
pessi yfirvofandi hatta hefur pc haft
pao gott / for me6 ser, ao hugir pj0o-
anna, Nor6manna og Svia, hafa dregist
saman. Sa hluti sansku pj60arinnar,
sem fyrir skemstu vildi va8a med odd og
egg inn 1 Noreg og ney6a Noromenn til
az vi6urkenna ytirr6ttindi Sv1a, hefur MI
lati6 sefast og er o10inn fds az sinna
kr0fum Nordmanna. Sviar sja, a6 svo
as ems geti sambard rikjanna veri6
0rugt vio a6komu erlends 0vinar, ao
Noromenn seu an@g6ir og nj6ti jafnra
rettinda. Peir af Sv1um, sem fyrir fam
arum ekki kvaoust of1sir as sl1ta sam
bandinu vic Noreg, samkvamt pv1, er
ymsir menp / Noregi pa heimtuou, villa
MI ut af liinu, a6 sambandi6 haldist.
Sv1pjo6 hefur / seinni t16 alt viljao gera
til a6 stuola az anagjulegri sambd6
sambandsPj6oanna.
England og Pyzkaland stuola ba6i a6
pv1, az sambandio haldist MILL Sv1pj06ar
og Noregs. pau l0nd villa um fran ALA
mum aftra pvl, a6 Rdssar mai skandinav-
iska skaganum og komist Pannig a6
opnu hafinu, og er l1klegt, ao b@5i Engl-
ar og p%jo0verjar k@mu s%kandin0vum
til lios, eff Rdssinn reyndi az brjota
pa undir sig. Annars mllndu Skandinav-
ar sjalir tilbdnir 40 standa fast q mott
yfirgangi Rdssa. Sv1pjo6 hefur aukio
og bett herli5 slit be6i til lands og sjav-
ar, og err PAD MI tali6 1 agatu astandi. I
Noregi hefur herinn q s1oustu arum einn-
ig tekj6 miklum stakkaskiftum. Sj6lioi6,
sem nastum var az engu or0i0, er MI
oroio az mj0g myndarlegum heraota, og
landherinn hefur allur veri5 umskapa6-
ur. Veri6 err einnig az gera nau6syn-
legar raostafanir fyrir herhutningum og
skvndilegri samans0fnun hersins eff q
l@gi.
par eo svo err astatt, err vel yfr pv1 az
lata, ao Nor0menn og Sv1ar semji MI
bro0urlega I'M agreinings-mal sin. Moro
mem villa IA az hafa s6rstaka konsdla,
6ha6a stj6rninni i Stokkholmi og kon-
ungi. Frjalslyndi fokkurinn / Noregi
hefur haft pao NAL q stefnuskra sinni
UNI m0rg ar, og MI er pao ekki lengur
fokksmal heldur sameiginlegur vilji
allrar pj6%oarinnar. En- aour en- pessu
mali gat verio loki6, ger0i frjalslyndi
fokkurinn pa6 %glappaskot, a0 koma
fran mes pa kr0fu, sem allir Sviar OF
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-14
SECRET SOCIETIES.


AT & A. NJ.
Meets First and Thid Tuesdays OF eachmonth
N Masonic Hall. corner Sixth ana ID streets
Visiting brethren cordially invited
FRANK FARwELL, w, M
NJ W. A.
Meets every Tuesday night at T;SO me-
L. +, mcknight, c, r.
|. q. o. f.
Meets every wednesday night in McAninch
i1"N' '''''Ds W. S. MORSE. N. G.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-14
Twas a False Alarm

Ihave used your DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and can truthfully recommend
it. Some four years ago doctors told me
that had Bright's disease. | was lrid
up three months and nothing | used
helped me and no food would stay on
my stomach. l used one bottle of your
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and food
would stay on my stomach and | craved
something to eat. got well. There was
no Brights disease about me. 1t was a
"false rumor r" Ever since | have rec
ommendsd DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin to friends and strangers. 1t is just
splendid. have fully confidence in it.
Geo. F. Benedict, 639 West King street,
Decatur III. Sold by all druggists.