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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Camphor is growing
rapidly in price owing to the war in the Far
East About a week ago 1t was II cents per
pound 1t is now So cents and is said to be
extremely scarce even at that figure
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kid
ney Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader Of The Call May Have
Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail

1t used to be considered that only urinary
and bladder troubles were to be traced to she
kidneys, but now modern science proves that
nearly all diseases have their beginning in
the disorder of these most important organs.
The kidneys filter and purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or
out OF order. you understand how quick
ly your entire body is affected, and how ev-
cry organ seems to fail to do its duty.
If you are sick or 'feel badly" begin taking
the great kidney remedy. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Koot. because as soon as your kidneys begin
to get better thev will help all the other or
gane to health. A trial will convince any one.
cheerfrlly recommend and indorse the Great
Remedy, Dr. Kilmers swamp-Root, for kidney
ss gE t. sv .sis II snS sue:S s
entirely Of Kidney and liver trouble. from which
Most gratefully yours,
A. r. Reynolds. Chief Of Police.
Columbus, Ga
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
to continue much suffering and fatal results
are sure to follow Kidney trouble irritates
the nerves. makes YOU dizzy, restless, sleep
less and irritable. Makes you pass water often
during the day and obliges you to get up
many times during the night. Unhealthy kid
neys cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrl of the
bladder, pain or dull ache in the back, joints
and muscles; make your head ache and back
ache; cause Indigestion. stomach and liver
trouble; you get a sallow, yellow complex
ion; make you feel as though you had heart
trouble; you may have plenty of ambition, but
no strength; get weak, and waste away.
The cure for these troubles is DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. the world-famed kidney rem
edy In taking Swamp Root you afford
natural help to Nature, for Swamp Root is the
most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kid
news that is known to medical science.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
VERDICT OF LABROUSSE JURY

jury dc Iabrousse guilty
in
prison life.
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DR. sHooP's REMEDIES.
Viii You Help A Sick Friend

Will You Help A Sick Friend2
Get My Book For him Now.
Whlct Book 0 on Dyspepsa
IW Book ne Hezu
shah Book on the Kidaeys
Book for Women.
-, Book for Men tsesledg
Send me no money.
Cnlv tcll me which book 10 send
fou certainly know q some one Who IS sick-<one
ufcreT who gi Be- grateful for de help ny book Offers
And that book tells of Wy 70 help Tells of vzy
certain that ]. physician. offer mat he p ulal
The book e. how Tor % years no hospitals and az bed
cult disease Il tells how perfected my prescription
.-Dr. Shops Restorative How by scientific eTpeTi-
rnent traced out the causes tsi bring chronic dis
eases
found invzrzbiy that where there was weakness
the inside nerves WeTr weak Where there VAS kck
cf vitality that the vital lacked power Where
weak orEsns ssrrs fouuc sl~zys found weak
not the commonly thoug Of but the vitzi
cans nerves the inside-fi- invisible nerves
Thia : reNclztion. Then my rel BEGAN
Then ! oombnec ingredients that would strengthen,
fhs pou = Vlz liLc fhesc That prescripson
Dr. Shops Restorative After that I did not fail 20
Gre in each hundred In the extremely diff
curczscf my ziiurcrs for i've years each
fogfy nrz1ed. found cancer incurSble Cancer is
Then how tlis prescription 70 sick every
uberr Nzs ny thought. ] announce II in de
public press. Bot thought j, aJl they re- lie the
t-ufh Of my dsoover-thc real power o. Or. Shops
lion. y viii Offer i 10 The sick uzL Then they
slil know am sin1err
.Tote Teiizbs druggist il each csty and v;llzxe IL
Alu=Tioss hey sgreed 70 oo-operzts with me
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Let us ft your hand to Waterman.
Regal or Marshall fountain pen Price
81 90 to $500 each. Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
741 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
EDMOND DE LABROUSSE MUST SPEND
REMAINDER OF HIS LIFE IN PRISON

Jury Fails Consider the Plea of Insanity Advanced by the
Man Who Murdered Miss Marie Jordan last SepemberWals
of Weeping Mother Sisters Fill the Crowded Courtroom
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
HENRY LEVY ESTATE.
BY order OF Executor.

Nos 715-1T-2:-25 McAllisSer ST.. S. line, bet.
Cough ard Octavia; improvements consist or
store with 4 uJcms and lodging house of II
rooms and > fiats OF 6-5 rooms and bath: rents
S122 80 per month: lot 5Jx1S7 g
For catalogue and further particulars ap-
ply at office
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
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AUCTION!
SALE
OF THE

OF THE
and unimproved properties OF the c. j. Win
gerter estate will be held Monday. February
~ 1904, at y O'Clock noon. at Golden Gate
Hail, 625-I Sutter St. subject confirmation
by the Superior Court:
Sc cor. Post and Stockton sts.. substantial
ts,zins nxeStory s and basement brick building con-
at $3.50 per month: lot 25xT0.
No. 2.
No. 22O-6 Kearny ST.. NE. cor OF Hardy
place. bet. Suffer and Bush sts.. good 3-story
ana basement brick building. containing
S45l per month; Ssx4O.
No. ,.
No. 6O5-7 Kearny ST. W. line. bet. sacra-
meuto and Clay sts.: wel-built 3-story and
offices above; rents $125 per month"; lot % Ok
No. 13O9-11 stockton ST.. W. line. bet Broad
way and Vallejo st; improvements consist %
so rooms above occupied as hotel: rents s2OS
NO. S.
No. 212-14 Leavenworth St, e line bet
Turk and Eddy sts.; improvements consist OF
, 2-story bay-window residences OF rooms
and bath each; rents $50 per month: lot S0x
$50.
No. 221 Ieavenworth ST. W line bet. Turk
s73Sl sS:Sl' ana '''n' '.s %. Per month"; ''' -'A
No 212i-3 Fillmore St, W line. bet. Call
fornia and Sacramento sts- 2-story frams
and hath: rented low at $50 per month: lot
No. 9.
No. 27O2-6 Sacramento St and No. 2123
Pierce St. NV cor; improvements consist OF
] 0f
each and modern cottage OF rooms and bath;
particulars OF rents can be had at our ofnce;
No. 2T14 Sacramento st, n line. bet Pteree
and Scott sts.; a desirable residence OF 10
obtained at our office: lot IS :9x127 ;sA.
No. 10.
Nos. 2713-21- PISS Clay II. and No 2139
Pierce st. SW. cor. improvements consist o.
5 modern residences or s-1O-12 rooms and bath
per month: lot 206:Sx127:s1i.
No. IL.
No. 2s42-4 Devisadero ST.. Sc. cor. Of Jack.
son St: 2 modern residences OF Ola rooms and
bath each; rents s1SS per month: lot S2;s1t
NO. IL.
No. 232I-3 Devfsadero ST. and No. 2s11 Jack
sor St. sw. cor: improvements consist Of ?
each: rents $500 per month. lot 65:9xl3T;o
No. IL.
Pacific ave. s line. bet. DsvisadeEo and
Brodsr.ek sts, choice unimproved rssidenes
site: 155x121:SLa
/ No. II.
Entire block No. S55 Tide Lands. consist
ing OF a lots Nos. TO "a inclusive.
No. IS.
4 Lots u to 90 inclusive. and - to 81 IN
elusive. block No SS1. o. Neil & Haley Tract
! HENRY LEVY ESTATE.
BY order OF Executor.
/ Nos 715-17-2.i-25 McAllisser ST.. S. line, bet.
/ Cough ard Octavia: improvements consist ot
store with 4 ucms and lodging house OF u
4 rooms and flats OF 6-5 rooms and bath: rents
I S122 30 per month: lot 55x137 g
4 rsrfh hor
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
tswamp-ROOt is pleasant to taks1

(Swamp-Root Is pleasant to taks.)
If you are already con-
vinced that Swamp-Root is
what you need, you can pur-
chase the regular ffty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles
at the drug stores every
where. Don't make any mis-
take, but remember the
name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root, and the
address Binghamton, N. Y,
on everv bOft1s
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

SchiIling's Best, so far as;i
goes. means comfort and ease
and economy.
Moneyback; your grocer's
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No. 212i-3 Fillmore ST., ".
fornia and Sacramento sts-;
building. containing store and
and bath rented low at $50 !
53x1O6;3.
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No. Y.

No. 221 Leavenworth ST. ". line bet. Turl
and Eddy sts: 2-stOry frame dwelling OF II
rooms and bath: rents S5j per month; lot 25i
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No 27O2-6 Sacramento St and No. 21.
Pierce ST.. NV. cor: improvements consist
two desirable residences or 10 rooms and bat
each and modern cottage OF rooms and bail
particulars OF rents can be had at our ofnc
lot 137 :Gx12T :SA-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No s714 Sacramento St y. lire. bet. Pierce
and Scott sts.: a desirable residence OF 10
rooms and bath: particulars OF rent can DO
obtained at our office: lot IS :9x127 :SA-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No. 2342-4 Devisadero St. Sc. cor Of Jac
son St: modern residences OF Ola rooms Al
bath each: rents S155 per month: lot SIS
x11O.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

Nos. 2713-21 -27-SJ Clay IT. and No 213e
Pierce st. SW. cor; improvements consist o.
) modern residences OF S-1O-12 rooms and bath
each: in perfect order and rented low at 1855
per month: lot 2O6:3x12T:s1i.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26
No. s..

No. 212-14 Leavenworth St. z. line bet
Turk and Eddy sts.; improvements consist of
, 2-story bay-w window residences OF rooms
and bath each rents $50 per month; lot 5Ox
$50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No. 2521-3 Devtsadero ST. and No. 2s11 Jack
sor ST. SW. cor: improvements consist OF ,
modern residences OF T-S-14 rooms and bath
each: rents $500 per month. lot 65:9xl3I:o.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

Entire block. No. S55 Tide Lands. consis,
ing OF a lots Nos. 1 to "a inclusive.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

Following choice list OF residence investments
ana unimproVed properties OF the c. j. Win
gerter estate will be held Monday. February
~. 1904 at u O'Clock noon. at Golden Gate
Hall. 625-T Sutter ST. subject - confirmation
by the Superior Court:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

Pacific ave- s line bet. Devisadero and
site. I55x127 .S1t.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

NO. IS.
Lots u to 20. inclusive. and - to 50. in
elusive block No SSf. O'Nefi & Haley Tract
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-26

No. 15O9-t1 Stockton ST.. W. line. bet Broad
way and Vallejo ST. improvements consist Of
3-story frame building. containing stores and
so rooms above occupied a hotel: rents SOS
per month: lot As :6x6S o.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21
tnxoopt sunday

nu..rsa At the pos ONCE at Honolulu
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WORK ON COUNTY BILL.

A report comes from Hilo that
Republicans there, headed by Rep
ressnt tativs elect Carl S Smith, are
drafting a county law and intend to
come to the Legislature prepared
with one which they mean to make
90 through, even If they are only
given half chancs by the Maui
delegation, who will be unpreparsd,
the Oahu eontigsnt with make
shift and the Kauai recruits with
nothing in it's hands, except to fol.
low Oahu's leadership. But we are
looking forward to what the County
Commission will suggest and reoom-
mend for our guidance, whether it
shall be after the Breckons $500
draft that got puuctured by the
Supreme Court, or one with q pro-
viso making supervisors appointive
by the Executive, they in turn to
appoint those to serve under them,
or nothing at all. When oil these
factions of the dominant party come
together, what . sweet time we will
have, when we'll see them all tumb-
lirg over themselves, and whether
they like to or not, there'll fin ally
be nothing at all.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21
MONDAY, NOV. 2l, 1904.
HOW SUNDAY WAS OBSERVED.

Yesterd sy's Sabbath observance
was, for the first time in years, al
most % nsar to the old "blue law"
1undsy As could be gotten. Instead
Of being q closed Sunday, it was
only partial, mere make believe to
carry on. the almost dead statute
law.
Bat It was tho first Sunday since
annexation in 1898 that Chinese and
Jspansse stores were closed the
whole day long.
Cigars end tobacco were unpur-
ehasabls commodities, although they
were nseesssriss to many. The
plases that dealt in these nsosssariss
were closed all day, and none could
be bought at the various restaurants,
ell OF whish were legally permitted
to keep open till 7 o'clock in the
evening and some kept open later
Our only Sunday paper was Issued, (,
although it was not such necessity.
The electric aud railroad ears
were run a. usual; livery stables
kept open aud hacks were about.
People who wished to attend
church services did so as usual with
out any very perceptible increase ia
the attendance a. the various places
OF worship.
The usual inter-island steamers
snd the y s mail was delivered ss
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the presence OF Detective Halter in
Honolulu. Tne old chestnut, "a
guilty conscience needs no accueer,"
probably explains it all. III our Ha-
waii and Maui friends will listen .
second, however, we will tell them
something. The man Hettar was
brought hsre at large expense. In
several weeks time he found out
what almost any citizen OF Honolulu
already has or could have found out
between any Friday and Monday.
The thing that interests Honolulu
most is where the money to pay for
all this turmoil is to come from. 1t
was private enterprise OF Governor
Carter's, and the very essence Of
dignity in the case is that he foot
the bills.
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Payable Invariably in Advance.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21

Editor Smith, of the Advertiser, is
to be congratulated upon his con-
clusion to enter the important work
OF small farming. He has been a
hearty exponent OF the enterprise,
guiding many trustful people intoit,
and it will be q matter OF general
satisfaction to see him get out and
demonstrate his theories. Besides
that, chasing the elusive cut-worm
at dawn and ploddinR ones weary
way over the sod at dust have always
been admitted to be healthy. There
is also kind of GodlinesS in it, as it
sweats out of man the disposition
to eat his fellow man.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21

Both Havaii aad Maui seem to be
quak.ng in their boots on account Of
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21
gOpgGS Oh lHE DAY.

Second District Magistrate Judd
found native this afternoon guilty
OF selling liquor without license
and imposed o fms OF $500 upon him.
Ha was cue OF those who had paid
an internal revsauo tax OF SIS. Oh,
nay gee whiz; it nearly took all
the gas out Of our gizz ardu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21

High Sheriff Hsnry looms up in
this mornings Advertiser as very
excellent writer. In long letter he
endeavors to explain the reasons for
the crusade he is now making in the
interest of Puritanical Sabbath.
Mr. Henry's views are, in the main,
sound and if they are carried out
without undue harshness, great good
may be accomplished and SUCCESS
may come to the Henry system"
The thing is:well worth o trial, and
il carried out in sensible, eonserv-
ative manner may result in well,
its hard to say.
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CLAUS srREoKLEs WEI. q. IRWIN
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Telephone 8l5l Blue. Postotycs
Box 806.
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expressman went back to the steam
er aud did a thriving business in
delivering trunks, etc, several high
loads being the result, there being
no other expressmen on hand.
Butcher shops, the markets and
the various barber shops were closed
by 9 a m,
A mounted patrolmen strenuous
ly objected to the opening Of
Chinese ironing establish ment, yet
no work was being done. 1t was
merely opened for air, recreation
and quiet smoke, but the patrol
mau,-Oh holy smoke, be was
ready to puff the Celestial out and
of.
Ia spite of High Sheriff Henry, tn Q
aquarium kept open all day and
evening and did good days rake
in OF dimes. 1t ia side issue of the
electric cars and was established by
missionary money for the elevation
of humankind.
Golf was allowed and basel ball not.
What difference ia there 7-may we
ask. Both sre eporte. May be the
difference is, one is eujoyed by those
OF the upper strata aud t'other by
the lower.
The various Waikiki resorts did
we'll, in fact they had full houoes
all day and sight
We dare aay tbst motoraen and
conductors would ali have enjoyed
day oH, but tley were Kept busy
without regard 10 the Divine in
junction to work six days and rest
on the eevenSh. It would, indssd,
be rest to them.
The band played as usual, the toads
eroaked, the flies swarmsd and the
mosquitoes hummed their lay with
out diminution by the Mosquito
crusade grsfters.
Bird hunters were out in force a.
usual and many returned laden, ,some
with lame ducks. But they had
their dogs handy.
All had to eat and drink, and
those who enjoy smoking did so, un-
mindful of the sins they were COM
mitting.
As cleanliness is next to godliness,
a large forcs went swimming. None
lost anything by doing 80, and in
stead they gained. The Augean
stables need slushing.
Boxing exhibition on the public
highway between Cslsstisls was in
dulged in without interference. and
was an enjoyable sight to behold. A
large crowd of mixed youngsters
were the spectators.
Baseball was in fall blast at the
Puunui end OF the car line, on the
lantana grown property of Uncle
Robbie, to the lef; tof course, Lorrin
Thurston could not be held respon-
sibIe for his uncle, missionary
descendant.
AV Gear ran bis bungalow out
at the Waialss end OF the car line
and did good trade.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-21

Unquestionably the police auth
ty should enforce the laws. But
there is such a thing as going to OK
tremss. When any measure works
hardship upon q community, with
out materially beneftting it, it is
time 10 call such regulation of, Un-
der the bluest kind of "Blus Laws"
on the mainland, barber shops are
allowed TO open reasonable time on
Sunday and there is no trouble in
getting cigar or ooda-beiore or
after church High Sheriff Henry
is carrying bis crusade too far, but
il is to ba hoped that the ends will
justify no methods employed.
Both Havaii aad Maui seem to be
ausking in their bools on account Of
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NOTICE OF RE w ARD.

Notice is hereby given that the
Democratic Central Committee OF
this Territory will pay reward OF
Fifty Dollare ($5000) for evidence
that will lead to the conviction OF
any person voting illegally, or other
wise violating the election laws OF
this Ter ritory at the coming election.
By order OF the Executive Com
mittee.
w. A. KINNEY,
Chairman,
WILLIAM F. ERVING,
297l Secretary.
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San Francisco Agents. 1.-THE NEY4DA1N ~ :;
NATIONAL B1NK OF SAN FRANCLSC0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
siSet ireIH al e,pamp. Msot
Oct forunberIioe Nprs-. seber. %
gI9remiSoel.
yrspeHaife ienSes frit pr. yoR.

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Hsnte Rpres os Blrreipecialif, flirererH pres.
2eper', BlGre' og llrinpiaser. =
NosIe al Gpmptomerne for ipdae Rnrcr
er Smerte elier en- ilsp Bert / 4psaen,
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Verpsfitet aatarrb | 8l9ren, Rprssrus elle,
GaIeulj Cpiumlmetbeb, suiteu aniistsfarps,
oppniiet eller morie Ninse unrer Einsns.
Stansnins al llrinen ster tpunsen til al
fate Wanc pfte Tag % 9eat.
Zen miloe % operoroentIige girfnins al
Spnmps Hoot eriares fnart. let itaar hpieli
pda @runp al fin iprnnoerlige SelbrepeIie al
be met imertslise 9ilirloer. 7eriom pu
fr9nger W8eoiciu, bpr on babe ben bebite.
Sipamp.Hoot a~nbeiales life for aliing;
riei buis ou bar Rpres. 2eper,. BlRre- eler
urtnjnresp laser, iaa bill ou iiube, at Grpamp,
Moot er retop. bpao BIZ trRneer.
Yet i0laes AT ale 4poiefere so Gents oa
Dollar Stgrrelier. gu tan faa en- Brpps.
tlalfe al Or. 8ilmers Sipamp.N oot og en-
Yamfet, fom fortGller alt pni Der iamlt mango
Snienoe Hrepe, mobtdeHe fra 2ioenoe, ber
er blepne firereoe, oft ienoes irit pr. Bot.
Sfrtp til Or. ailmer Il Co., BiHahamton,
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bette beinooi9e 5ilbnb | "Seeorab. Soften .
Gag lite Geil. men bnif Hapnet Gpamp-
Noot. TT. SINNERS Spamps Boot. o. Slores.
leii Singbaniton, U. y, paa buer SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

fan fm fin GpIins asiireret. GAN
bar noarbeioet ct Sorilaa, iom ban
biI foa forelast S~egisIatlren. Det
%beitemmer, at Msiesiorcn | bert
9omnibip ifdI inbberette. bpor mango
arres bper 2artoeier bar i~toiaoet.
GountpfommisiRrerre ifal iIigne en-
Stat at 8 Gents pan bper inbiaaet
glcre, iom inofasIeres mteo ben %.
rige Sfdt. Sper Maaneo rapporte'
rer bier Gountpfasierer iii StGtS.
fasiereren, bpor rieget al beiine Sfat
er ~inofommet, OF Statsfasiereren
letter bet tiliioe iom ct Insurance.
fono III at e%rltatte LAB p1a slpltlgen,
furuariaget peo Sagl. Gountpfom-
misiprerne ifal ~p9roi9tte Saal1t,.
ben og rappprtere til Glerf ofGoarts;
benue ~rnpporterer til Statsoit6itsren,
iom Sa iioiteoer Gnpisning paa as.
furancefonSet. 8 intet 9iliGloe oil
toeen faa mere emo 81 pr. aere
Sfobeseritatring. If Srpet for, at
2open fitnbe erflGreS griinoloositri.
big, raaoer Rm,oen til, at oct beitem.
mes, at gsiesioren iper bper 2dno'
eier, vm ban sniter Saglasfurance,
oe at oenneS Spor berpaa rapporteres
til Gountprtoitsrem, iom .igien rap-
porterer til Statsaltoitsren. Ranr
bet paa oen Wtaaoe gisres optionelt,
mener ban, at 2ooen oil bIipe gplSio
og megct popuI9r bIanbt Sarnerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Ole Senbs, Sporposnsfonoaiftsrei
! hyperion, 6er, iont orntalt | forrige
gsiimmer. bIep Ifiot paa geien bien
ira fit arbeioe, boo | Snsoags pna
SoipitaI. Mrtbur @oo6s, Der
biep nrreiteret, Il MI anflaget ior
Woroet.
Grant Waine, icna arbeioeoe ! Wo.
ifinrlmmet for Mooiion @as %
electric eomprsp, fom forleoen MI.
ten | 8ersrelie mes en- at be itore
eIeftriife Eraa0e oa fit ct Stso, iao
ban bleu taeea % iorn osS. san fom
bog tillipe igien o. biI fomrne iig.
StnSenter.C pfSirr. On Sloi
Stiocnter peo Stotsuniberiitetet biz.
De forrige 2srOog n~noerfaite @alter
Wtaion ben befjenbte GolegeplaJe
"Sasing", men Naion Ifiso Ell al
Dem. SafuItetetS 8isciplinfomits
iful6e tage barr nnSer gebanolins,
men Waion par fife at finoe og er
iiben life bleoen feet. Dan tror, ban
er reiit til lit Stem / groofline, Mas.
iafmetts, % | ben 9mfe poffcoe
rogle al Stioetrterne bans Saser
en- atrffert % ienote Oen til bans
Sorrlore.
SsoefolOni. ~. %. &ih | RiI.
maifee bar npIig fisbt TAO acres
Sono | @oo6 Gcuntp, bpor bet CT
Seniigten at buinie en- aoloni at isSi.
tie Snmigrmter. Eengene, iom trRn.
tes, er 2eenter fra Den befienote Ssoe
Baron oe Sirih. ii 6amilicr ifal
itror neoiatte liz paa ii stcres buer.
SettIerrw ffaL nrbei6e pda 2mnbet ei
glar for 2sn, o. Scriom De bier ia
iom bpgtige og ilittige ar6ei0ere. bill
Der gipes Dem Mnleouiug til at fisbe
2aubet paa Iettc 8ilfadr og blipe
SeIpeiere. Sioen San. 1903 bar
Gih ifaffet 600 Sober arbeiSe Tom
Sneofere. @artnerc, glifimeoe, sra.
ifiniiter OF mleo anoet arbeibe.