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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23

mained of the late Martin Lyle. With
military precision General Crook had
designated sunrise as the hour and
arrangements were made accordingly
A grave was dug in a small table
land high up on the mountain side
overlooking the place and promptly at
sunrise the general and his staff and
the relatives of the deceased and the
employees about the place were as
sembled at the grave.
Before the body was lowered the
army chaplain conducted a short ser.
vice and the veteran gene. al, con
trary to his custom and experience
delivered short address, but like all
things that he did, he was practical
and commonsense and spoke to the
point.
This is the last tribute" he said
that man can pay to man-give him
decent burial in the earth. A man,
ambitious for wealth and power
ruined his life and shortened his days
trying to obtain it wrongfully. 1t is
not meet and proper to speak re
proachfully of the dead, but his dying
words condemned such a life and 1t is
well that we should profit by the les.
son.
His life is now familiar to you all
It DOES no good to repeat it here.
But there is yet one lesson to draw
from it.
HE was known far and wide as the
Lord of the Desert He prided in
this. This comes from the difference
in classes in the European countries
where lords and ladies are created by
kings and monarchs and by heredity
There is no such custom here. The
title is an empty one. Every man
here may be a lord according to the
American idea, IL he wishes. An
honorable, well spent life makes a
man a lord, a sovereign, a king here
better than the highest sounding
names Of the old world. It is not the
title, it is the man.
With all of the high-soundine
name Of Lord Of the Desert he was
hot nearly so great as his humble
successor. the honest trapper. who
has made himself a lord in deed by
laboring and battling for the right
The assumed lord died ieath OF
agony from q remorsefui conscience
The real lOrd-the true american lord
came to his inheritance honestly
and through merit. Let US hope that
the dead lord has made peace with
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23

spite Of the pro-
tests of the Wom-
a n 8 Christian
Temperance I'm
ion, is a character
istic work 0 I
George Frederick
Watts, the noted
English painter. 1t
represents two hu-
man figures = a
young and timld
Oitsl who IL gtru0-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
THE END.

("The Lord of the Desert" may be
had in book form for rs cents from the
publisher of this paper, or by address
ing the Metropolitan Printing Co.,
l62 Second street, Portland, oregon.)
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
CHAPTER XVI.
Conclusion.

Pressing as was the military duties
of General Crook he decided to re-
main at the Stone House another day
and night. A cowboy was sent to the
fort with message to announce this
fact.
The following morning was decided
upon for the burial Of all that re-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
HE PAINTED "LoVE AND LIFE

George Frederick Watts, Creator of
the Much Discussed Picture.
The picture. Love and Life, which
President Roosevelt intends to keep
on the walls of the White House IN
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23

Real old-fashioned people never lOok
at the picture Of girl taken profit
without wondering If she had it taka
that way because she Is cross-eyed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
GIanier. in NInntana

But few people are aware that there
are in Montana some Of the finest gla.
ciers in the world
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23

We are always a utTe suspicious Of
the man who wears silk mittens on bis
Valca
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23

There is entirely too much future te
some people
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
TheDaIIeS- Portland Route
STEAMERS

, EfA1NlEfNO
"TAHOMA1 and "METLAKO"
Daily trips except Sunday.
Str. "TAHOMA."
Leaves Portland, Mon, We'd, Fri.... 700 A. NJ
Leaves The Dalles, Tues, Thurs. Sat, 700 A. NJ
Str. @METLAKO."
Leaves Portland, Tues. Thu, sat.......7 100 A. NJ.
Leaves The Dalles Mon., Wed, Fri-...7:0O A. NJ,
Landing and office: Foot Alder Street. Both
phones Main 351. Portland Oregon.
AGENTS.
], W. CREIGHTON. The Dalles, Ore.
A. X. FULLER R............... Hood River, Ore.
WOLFORD & MYERS. White Salmon, Wash.
HENRY OLMSTEAD. AD.......... Carson, Wash.
JOHN T. T0TfEN. ............ Stevenson, Wash.
]. C. WYATT ................V Vancouver, Wash.
Al. TA1L 1LOR.,s.,......... .........s Astoria ore.
E. W. CREIGHTON,
Portland, Oregon
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

ProI. C. F. Helm baugh, magnetic
healer, treats nearly all kinds of chronic
and fever cases successfully. No charge
for consultation. 4-tf
L. Il Freeman, editor of the Farm
and Home left IN one OF his periodical
trips to the Sound country Monday
afternoon.
w. \. Granger, on his way home from
olympia, stopped off here Saturday to
attend the state Irrigation association s
meeting.
Mr.. L. Il. Rinehart left Sunday eve
ming for Pendleton Ore, where she
went to meet her mother, Mrs. Glen,
who will return to North Yakima with
her.
Mrs. Alex Miller entertained the j. +.
O. L. Whist Club at her palatial home
on North Second street last Monday
evening. d. \. keene, jeweler, gave an
elegant silver s,amp box for first prize,
which was won by A. b. Weed.
A. L. See. aged SO years died on
Wednesday, Jan. p, at his late residence
on Front street, OF small pox. Deceased
leaves q wife who has the sympathy of
all who know her. She is now quaran-
tined and suffering from the same
disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lesh went over to
Seattle Tuesday morning to be present
at the opening OF the new Renton Hill
club house. \ number OF Yakima people
the most notable social functions in
Seattle's society world.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28
"PHOENIX SAVINGS"
Well Known Institution Enters Central Wa hing
ton Field Seven Millions of CaptaI-A
Branch Is Being Established Here
Some New Features

The remarkably rapid growth of North
attention from moneyed institutions of
other cities. This is particularly notice
able from the fact that the Phoenix
Savings, Building and Loan Association
of San Francisco, Cal, have established
an office here for the purpose OF making
loans on city property and disposing of
the corporation stock to the investing
public. Mr.. T. II. Emery has been
appointed their agent in the interest of
their loan department and Mr.. &. +.
Bortle acts as their special agent for the
sale of stock, their offices are rooms 3
and 6, Dudley block.
The "PhoeniX" today occupies lead
ing position among the financial institu-
tions of the west having a subscribed
capital of nearly 81 900, 900 and an accu-
muative reserve fund of over 500, 900,
which absolutely protects its sharehold-
ers from losses of every kind whatsoever.
1t has upon its board of directors such
men as Charles f. Ladd of Ladd & Til
ton, bankers of Portland, Ore. Charles
r. Bishop, vice president of the Bank of
California, one of the largest commercial
banks in the west; George C. Boardman,
general western agent of the Aetna Fire
Insurance company and one of the direc-
tors of the San Francisco Savings Union;
A. A. Watkins, who holds the honored
position of president of the board of trade
of San Francisco and vice president and
active manager of the large wholesale
firm of w. W. Montague & Co; Hon.
Clarence Grange, who is considered one
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1902.
PITHl PARAGRAPHS SIZED Ur

Want to know sure way to save
money? See the "Star's" adj.
Prof. c. F. Heimbau4h, magnetic
healer, over Moore Clothing Co. Phone
lI43. 4-tf
II. NJ. Lichty and j. l.. ~tackhou-e
both of Sunnyside were UP here ON
business Saturday.
John F. Brown has established coal
yard near the new ice house of MelrOse.
He would be pleased to have share of
the public business.
E. F. Blaine, the prominent Seattle
attorney. was i'll Attendance upon the
State Irrigation Association held here
Saturday Afternoon,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give chicken Pie dinner Saturday
Jan. 3lst in the Wilcox building, next
door to the public library.
The severe contrast between last
Sunday and the following day is fair
example of the wonderful climatic
changes this particular section OF the
country is subject t..
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wheeler and
little daughter Edith came over from
Seattle Sunday afternoon and we're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Burn, for a
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

of the most practical and successful
financers of the Pacific northwest; s.
Prentiss Smith, director of the National
bank Of d. o. Mills, Sacramento. This
management alone should insure its
continued unprecedented prosperity
The ideal institution for the depository
and accommodating of savings should pos
sess particularly three features: First,
absolute safety; second, a definite guar
antee, and third, a flexible plan to suit
the varying conditions of It's sharehold-
ers. There has been and is now in the
Pacific northwest an urgent demand for
an institution possessing all these feat
ures and the want seems to be about to
be supplied 10y the phoenix. Its plan
is new and radically different from that
of any other institution of this kind, en-
bracng as it does guarantees OF safety
and profit while extending options to it's
shareholders such as must commend
themselves to every conservative man
and woman.
der the stringent laws OF California in
1889 and reorganized in 1900 when the
reserve fund and other up to date feat
ures were added. Since January |, 1902
no less than $1,000, 900 of the capital stock
of this association has been sold among
the discriminating and conservative
money savers throughout the west.
Its earnings have never been less than
per cent per annum net. The concern
will make loans in North Yakima, as
well as place IA limited amount of its
capital stock among interested investors.
1t might be added that Chas. Ladd,
one of the directors of this company is
the president of the First National Bank
OF this city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

r. H. Foster, 3lS South Second street,
Salt Lake City, writes; Il have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indigestion
for 81 years, have tried many doctors
without relief, but have found cure in
Herbine. | recommended it to all my
friends, who are afflicted that way, and
it is curing them, too" SOC at Fred l..
Janeck's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

All kinds of grain and feed sold at
Mill company's warehouse west of de-
! pot; phone 32l. 52-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

Brigps-I hear you are living like a
prince? Griggs-That's right, old man.
Pm broke most OF the time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-28

GOLDMAN, Seattle.
Wedding gifts. cut glass and sill
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
On soo soc.

Gn ing Wano ilentre6e op og neb
40 Serronen paa en- lioen oanIf Sta.
ton. Soget bolOt og par nPiten i9r.
oi9t til at gan, men ban isgte Ell
Supe, bpori ban funoe bore alene,
pg oct bar meget ponifeltgt. ale
Steoer bar Der iulbt. ga fit ban en-
Soc. San elf ben til BEN iioite 8ogu
og raabte meo Stcntorrsit:
"9e Hetienbe bebes at gaa l9r.
gere irem i Soeet, benne 8ogn fplger
life meo!"
De. Der baboe taget 8labS / Soa.
men, ltprtebe no og bar inart forbelte
/ Dc andre &upeer. Men Den llrge
Wano ilog liz meo nGiten 6arr-
Zig Seurpffelie ober lin aooe Soc neo
/ en- al De TONNE 8ltpeer. San
tpnote fin Gigaret og Iagbe fla til
Rette. "Sa, ba," imaaIo ban, "Set
bar pirfeIig en- goo Soc"
Ger gif nnGen LID, BEN linse
Wano MO itaoia lin @nIomheO %
@enialitet - ga itiffer en- S~ern6ane.
mono Sopeoet ino 40 ginoliet. @or
un9e Ntanb rpffer bam borent 9iI.
Ietten, men Den 8ulotresiebe tiger
blot:
Seq antager, at oct er ben Serre,
Ser ianot paa SEN uomerfeoe Soc at
raabe til Gasinaerne, at benne 8ogn
life ifuIoe meb."
@SSa, Oct pasierl Bar oct eIlers
noget!!" lpspebe Den unge @ano
imaaleerbe.
ia oct bar Blot, al lea oilbe ii1e
5errert, at set ifitIbe Den beller iffe!"
~iobalsei at giiaterue I -5sofesoGssboeen" &c
eobf. Ee or Hifieoe til at eGiie en- Ill rraraer
en- nsttie @itertanie. SEQ bar Taft soeeu mes
Sutcre5fe.
IS. 81. 2arfeu, Woorneao, WiuH.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
guiunts.
timber Siltale.

timber Siltale. ~ 8ronbiurgen ,
Camille, 81, bar iat 20 Berlcner
unber Siltnle ior Sprsr, 8orisg paa
Snobruo | arreitlofalet % Wurodt.
tentat moo Sbepiffer 90 bans Sanger.
Statsaopofot Sobn 8eesler ogter at
forislge Sprsrerne for &etten, %
set bill life blipe bans SfpIb, ON life
minbit 20 al Gem osmmes til 5Gng'
ielAtraf. @ran6iurpen aiberte ODER
800 9ioner, beriblanbt gDenS Weapor
pa Ioliti; men Siltaleproren grim.
oebes npIten uSellifferbe poa, bpoS
Sberiff @bitlcf % buits equities
fremfsrte.
Gbmarb 9ittelien | Wolire er polJt
iii Sbrt for oet Ste Gegtmetrt OF
Saincis ELECTROMAGNETIC.
apniS @usb, en- gammel ucrif Sett.
Ter / See. blep iorIeean Iiten, ba ban
meo fin Suitru Dor itbe o. fisrte, paa.
fisrt al ct 9rGn pQa Burlington ga'
rer, % ban fom iaa aluorligt tillfaoe,
at Ran life pentes at furtne lerc.
Wrs. gopo blep ogiaa itpgt tilreSt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
Sor ient uoe meo Oaleren

1Sfpnb big MI msb getalinaenl4
ranbte Sporpo9nsfonbuftsren til en- az
fine Hasiaserer - en- lipen Out meb en-
flor 8plt unber Grmen.
"9u ifal faa ben ct gieblif,1 Ipa.
rebe Gutten. Maen ban Isote / CONNIE
for aomnle % blep rsb isniistet. Seq
bar 5emceHien / ben saHile alabninsen,
iom jes bar paffet IND | bette gapiret,1
furflarebe ban.
4SSntet Slubberl" ubbrso &onoufte,
rem. "9n maa betale fray. Oilers
faifer leg big af."
"geut et Winnt, 8ououftsr, iaa ri
faar ie, ON Fan taller SanbbeS," iaabe
en- al Rasiasererne, Der gap Snbtrpf at
of pare en- rig Manb.
@utteu babbe imibleriib meb rappe
SINCERE bespnbt at .aabue fin Splt.
8Db ! aniisiet sjennemisste ban Com.
merne paa be eamle, samle alRber.
Snben ct Minut fanet ban Semcenteu.
"8n er Ell arlie Gut" iasoe ben ri.
se Mfanb. Scr Far bu en- Dollar"
8utten iaa isrit paa Rpnteu % iaa
pna Wanoen.
"Stfe taser leg ben 9alersn, naar
leg peb pm Bet" iasbe Gutter iaa b0it,
at ale | gOsnen bsrte bet. Seq pil
life BABE Detailing for at bore arlis.
8ertiimeo er BIZ for TENT nbe meb Siel.
pen. Soorior srop BIZ life irem en-
5emcent tu bsrtc benne frpe &unouftsr
bible faite mig al? 9u fan bebploe
Din musne 9aler, til ies fOmmer us
ippr big ON ben."
Get bar ben rise Manb, iOm III blsp
roo ! Iniistet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

@rpber fprnmer. Gorbenrrren.
be Erriiocnt Wroper GlepeIdnb bar
ffreret iii Denmr / 81, pulil, at ban
Dtf mcotnee SnobpbeIien til at tom.
me til WituRiota paa en- Sngttiir |
Oftpber, hpis ban bare fan iIioe fi5
Los fra line 5orretniu9er.
Hanerne faar qano. Gtatelt
Wifrneiota oberorpg Den 13oe augrlt
$4,000 Mcres 2nn0 / gountperne
Grcw @irg, Mcrriion os ToSo ii.
Hortben Vacifie Sernbanefompani.
0anoet cr aIlerebe bebpgget, og Sern.
banefcmpouiet, JONI gjorSe lit rlouolg
for mango aor iiben bar iolgt bet
mcite oernf. let par ct Grant" Ell.
ter BEN gamle SerritorialIop iii Gin.
ien ina @atab til grninsro, iom bpg.
eeoe | 1877 al ct. Baul & Tncific,
fenere Nortberr gnciiic. 9anoet al.
itoSes al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., men
@atent ~uoitebtes life fer 30te Sitni
1903. Otter Sopert blep MI 2anosi
operbraget til aontponiet giennem
Stnten Minneioto. Zen 13be su-
guit fit 8reat Rortbern fulbt looli1
SiemmeI til 100 McreS Sanb pna
fcrifieaiae Gtecer | Gountperne Sber'
burne, Meefer, % aunoigobt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
for NonTtnnsca orn, at bint life piI
lrsse gnnno paa orrsrres Ret til at
taar5e % tale, bpaS Be tptfes.

let sr en- not iaa n~IrnfnoeIig Mis.
forItaaeIie, at Se iorifieIlise Stotcrs
Sernbanefommisiiowr bar Wur6is.
beo til at a~ieitnenfere line egi,e &c.
Hltninaer, 90 8olf timber bet oerfcr
ofte mSerligt, at acknowledgement.
erne / iao monse SiIfrIbe fnn IoSe
pare at rette Jig efter commissioner.
mes 6ororonineer. Sogen er ben, at
aommisiRrernes Mpnoisbeo er tent
melig besrnitiet. 8or Inn at taae
Sotpas Observation-Disclosures JON Or.
empel, er life Ser,s geiIutninger bin.
oen6e for Deoformneube Rompari. 9ct
fam efterIepe Dem ener life e~fterieoe
nen, dffi,rat ion BET fiHoer fcrgpot.
Spis aommisIiouens geiliitnirger ia.
aes tiIfolse, iaa er 10 oIt gobt os rel;
tages De life tilfelae, iaa er Der life
o1rSen MaaSe at eieHnemfsre Dem poa
en6 at appeIere til Gomitolene % al
bisIe iaa ben nsorenbise Mpnoigbeo
til at gjere oct. S bette Sili9ioe
iaaIsger @eneraIabbofateu | Statens
Napu aompaniet. Retten faar Bna.
IRa ON at gioe en- faabar Gag 6orret
for andre Saser %, ON %iornsoent, at
uoiteoe en- Sniinftion, Der tpinger
&omponiet til at rette Jig eiter &om'
mtsiicnens SrSre. Wien bet er 0on'
itolenes cg life commissioners sier'
belle, TOM er afgisrpnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
3Hputuuu.

Slagsmaal. = S NGrbeoen AZ
@lenoipe opltpb ON Wtorgenen zen
12te os. ct blobigt Siagsmaal. 9
Meno par paa @eien til yepro Gafo.
ia for at beltogc / SnobGitntnBen. &c
bapSe en- 9el Benge, men ptloe 600
lire fla frem paa 6ragttrGn. Ere
Meperc lagoe W9rfe til, at De baooe
en- Gel Mput % beIluttena at plpn.
bre bent. "a SsItfnrIeite bapSe itegst
irS | Ell 6ragtpogn 90 Tor S~tfferbeoS
sfulo taget nogIe Stene meo Jig, Tom
Rguerne orer bem, brpb iig inS ! Bog
men og aap fig til at ifpSe. 70 Al
SeItturlene blep alporIig iodret, on,
life ItpSiarli9t % tcn enc bleo ifliot
libel. &c sprise rehbece it9 teO a.
boppe no. Snsen al Isperne or PAD
grebne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
Strcbemorfnineer

Man CT 9ibne til NANCE Slass
Gtriter M ON 9aser, pe mat oil mart
life blipe iorbuuiet ppcr np9et, ion VT
bciocruniouerne ipretaser Jig. Dc f!eite
Streifer saar bog, ialialb til~ipnelaben'
be, no paa ct ftuffe grteiberne beore
8ilfaar, men man bar | bisie 9ase ct
@rempel paa, at netop bet mobiatte er
SenFoten. ct meflnilt 8ariteb ! Sers
iep Stir. u. s. beitieitiser flere bun'
brebe grbeiberc, Der iuctil uDlig alle
bar lluipasmGnb. De fit alle ben al
lluipnen i~aitiatte Detailing ui tire Tol'
lars pr. Dag, men iaa ianbt Gierue, at
eutelte arbeipere bar fine &ammerater
operlesue, at be fprtientc bsisre Seta'
ling. sc i~altiatie berior en- Spn ior
benz al ire Dollars % lem % 'pttl
Gents pr. Gag, men bet bar be III OPP
baaet, at be before burbe label bore.
Irbcioerunionen fit Greie paa De. %
pruteitcrsbe pna bet beitemteIte. Gier'
ne 0apes Salsct mellem at neolrtie
9pnnen til IRE Dollars for nae Grbeis
ocrue eler Streii. De nG9tebe at pGl'
9e ben fprite Setinselie, % Streif blep
crflaret. Soer encite Grbeioer, oSina
&c, Der fiji ben bpiere Detailing iprloo
tit grbeibe, 90 III maa SGrtlteoet bri-
pes meO ubsnlor rlaioueu ltaaenbe Ir'
bcibere % uuoer 9uIitibeltDtielIe.
uniprerue blipsr neppe iilireoie, Ipr
De iaor fulb GieuoomSret til ale San.
bets inSuitrieIIe Inleg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

Cberfnlbt % plpnbrct. On ing
Nirro peb Nabn Meftberg fra Egarln
bIep ben lobe os. | Erertice anboISt
pnn Hroen SCI. 8 ON Mftei,eH % plpn'
bret FOR 0e Nenge, tan bar paa ia
men bette bar life noBen tor Sifn.
Cit llbr reoSeee ban, 6a ban fapoe
aanosnrrpnreIie NOT til at lr0e bet
glide neb i9iennean gireIr9genL Tor
ban rate Snneerne / Geiret.
Nrrfelig SaloDnDert Suloon.
bert Spbn u. SboDles | Milipaufee
CT opo al SierteieiI. Msan falSts BAN
aierne "Suoge" Sboples, % ban rur
befjenot ior i'm prlige 6aro. San
orep Saloon / orer 30 Aar og ifabte
fig ct inn gobt Nann, fom oct gaar an
at fan ! cen 5~orretning. Sans us
ieembe bar ganite eienoommeLigt; ton
bar meget baitnet % bibite COB Seifeo
ON GagenS Gpsrgsmcal. SoauiSt
man peb, itoo ban ganife alene ! Der.
ben % bapoe ingen mtSen SHganG
emo Den, iom bans auaSer gap BAN.
Gan iolgte alorig "miree orinfs" %
piISe life lace noeeu faa mere el0 2
@las. Sois ban fienote til, at nogen
al bans auneer Loo lin 6anrilie lice
Wso, forbi Hensene gift til Driffepa-
rer, bar Oct rraao Tor en- inaoan II
iaa fisbt npget al ham. Tag Een'
gene bine biem til Din 6anilie", lag.
be ban. Seq trnnger Dem life; men
cen trpnaer benz" San lilffeoe b..
itnnbig I'm GoIoon 81. 6. Sslp bans
betite @enner fit ba sem geffeo, al
&c nlpatte gaa. "5iSen er noe for
bag, ioqbe han. "ssSsitSge" Shctules
bar 70 @ar, ba ban bshe. San bar
beIt1nSia iriif inbtil &c 8 iioite Tiger
for I'm @prtsang.
Siram @obbarb / Ga Crosse og 5.
Ole Storep en- forbenpPrenoe ga
Crosse MunS, irn mi er boiat / Gas
cabe Gods, Oregon, har netop fiebi
1000 @cres Ssngnerifog ! 2afe 60.
Ore. Nps fsr 6apbe Srorp afbRncei
i'm anSeI / @ino 8iper Climber SO.
Cascade Gods til g. 3. SDoe 90 "
u. Siridbeimer / Ga Crosse,
SnbbrnS | @pitbns. - Natteu mel
lem Sen lite % 12te bs. brpo Sppl
mo i Hoitbuiet | GaIt Srop 90 pal
ifGrS meb at iprPnge 9engeIfabet
9iliten, Sa De bIep ifrGmte ps pluS'
ielig fit BET tranelt meo at fomme III
unoai. Sc banbe aGereSe "0pilet'
Sui / Stabet, men fit life Eto til y
bringe lit Sprpnsitof / Inbenoelle
1 Neeo itioalen Seit % 9lia9p fierte D
| Sui og Sait til Burlington, boor b
blep borta. aisregreien latte De igien
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
JnoIanoet.


On arofoeiae Obligatory blep ny.
ZIG ifu0t | HGrtcaen al aRiles, ct
Stpffe neoenfor Tlibuque. Ga DEN
bIeD paatruffen al CHARLES 2ains,
laa oen bels paa 9otS o. bels hoe /
Banoet, os ban tpoeoe fsrit, oct bar
en- Tsmmeritcf. Sau bnp6e @cpRr
meb iN % fit Den orGbt. Cen
TGalte 8 BOB % 4 9prnHer.
Bert Sbepparb, ion bar orflaset
for Telagiigbeb ! Morbet p1a artbilr
Meaoe | @eit 0ibertp fcr ire Maane.
Der iiben, bIeo iiSite llee lot poa Sri,
foo, oa Oct bar piit fig, at ban bar
uoen gfpIo | NorOet. Zen Spoo-
seliesbetjent, iGn arreiRrebe urrsc
SNpparo, blep iaget no al gpen Il
en- Slot forbitrebe gorsere. Cen IN.
&c Monb er Ssn al 90. %. S6epporo
/ SSfaIooia, en- at be rigeite M9nS !
m:btre Soma. menSes Roro er
i~remSeles inbbpnet / ct ueiennem-
trGrseltgt Msrfe. Samnen meS
nogIe Genner ipiste ban Slrtf pau en-
Defamation | Meit 9ibcrtp peo gho'
rGtstib, bu iroele 8euere TOM inc OF
CAB benz Srbre til at rrffe arrne1te
8eiret. Meabe troeoe, at BAN glen,
fienbte en- al @sperne os iprans ben
ior at ripe Maifen at bam. Gan bleo
imiSIertib sieblifteIig ifl6t og brGbt.
8mbiiterre tog oerpaa SGT ira gen'
eeifuffen og foripmtbt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

annios er Gor1nsrue | Get iomnle 81
lcsnma iaar iom oftc fsr; be fan life
fan beitet tin SDcoc al MniigeI paa
1~clfebicIp. 8 Sen ncrbpeitIige Eel
al staicn Iioer be itcre TAB. s Maiu.
Inns gountp bolcer be enbnu pao meo
Snobpitninqen; men Suecen er fnn
opermooen at ben brDsier ND al grct
Scum Der, Bpor man bar MffIippere,
ganr Get m at ina biergct @rsoeu;
beg bill heller fife bet biefpe mere ems
en- fort lib. Tnrmerne bar life ltSe
itiSe FOR at ifaffe fig SeIp.
Sparr ct 9nan. Nommcn |
aoip Tiper Gnlen bar giort 5000
Wenrnifsr buspiISe, og Ser er itor
Rs0 b!airot Cen biemisste gefoIf.
ming. Mnn bar mi beiten1t fla ill at
lac at fnn eft 9oan poa S250,OOO
al ailbretu Carnegie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
mnrbiuetnu.

ltnScrjorSiif Snle. Smtrent so
MiI IiSe / 9tcrS for Spcfane bar man
npIig pp6agot en- ipGr llnSenoroilt
Snle. IpgBene % So8et lpier At
forffnigfarrece Srpitnaer, % her
% Ser foumer 8anoItrsmme ree.
SuIen lager / Sen i~aafaIbte Dor
Cannon, life langt ira Eeno o Sreiue
glpelt / Stegens Gourtp. gfan er !
Spcfane ii9rb nreo at Saune et Gel,
Ifob Iom ifal ioretn9e grurOiae I'm
SerIsaelIer. Zen bpferSte @rtbe-
i~roerisr g. q. g%rmitroug cr mee.