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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29
THE LONE STAR SALE.
An Important Transfer of Gold
! field Property to COIOradOans

al AtAtROA NAAAA VI OOANA
field Property to COlOradOans
One of the most important trans
actions which has taken place in
Goldield is the sale of the Lone Star
group which was effected by r. w.
Griswold to Shove, Aldrich & Co.
of Colorado Springs. Sherwood Al
drich, a member of the firm, visited
Goldfeld in August at the urgent re-
quest of Griswold and secured an
option on the group and thoroughly
examined the property, and OF the
discovery of the rich ore on the CHM
merron the deal was closed for $75,
600 and 300, 900 shares of stock, the
broker receiving a big cash commits
sion and an interest in the company.
The group comprises seventeen
claims, about 300 acres. a little over
2, 900 feet west Of the Jumbo mine
and the ore in the Cimmerron is
tfendlng directly to the Patrick
claim Of the group. Considerable
work has been done on the claims
where fourteen leases are being
worked and ore running from $25 to
$500 per ton has been exposed. The
company owning the group is known
as the Gold6eld Lone Star mining
company, having a capital of So, QO0,-
900 in two million shares, of which
five hundred thousand shares have
been placed in the treasury. The
directors are w. S. Jackson, Colo
RADIO Springs; John B. Parrish and
j. w. Graham Of Denver; c. w.
Hitchcock, Cleveland, O E. p. Shove
and Sherwood Aldrich, of Colorado
Springs; w. w. Watterson, Of Bishop,
Cal, the latter gentleman who is
well known in Tonopah having only a
short time since purchased a fifth in
terest in the property for 50, 500.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29
The President.

Munsey's Magazine for November
contains an exceptionally well written
article entitled Training for the
Presidency. An Impression Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt The writer Frank
A. Munsey sums up the presidents
splendid character in a most forcible
manner and concludes the article
with this sentence: "He dares to do
right as he understands the right,
and he dares to defy wrong as he
see the wrong.n
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29

w. d. Michigan has the best com
pliment Of men for all classes Of
painting, papering and decorating,
also s%ignwriters that any city could
wish.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29

SANTONE cigars are made fresh
and retain the aromatic flavor OF the
tobacco, which cigars that are
shipped across the desert lose.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29

Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale BY all druggists.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-29

Keep your eye on Gold6eld, the
coming metropolis of the desert.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
A comicaI situation.

In volume of war "reminiscences
Major Stiles, a Confederate soldier,
tells this story of the retreat from
Richmond just before Lees surrender
at Appomattox: II remember in all
the discomfort and Indebtedness of
the retreat we had been no little anus
ed by the naval battalion under that
old hero Admiral Tucker. The sol
diers called them the Aye, Ayes be-
cause they responded Aye, aver to
every order, sometimes repeating the
order itself and adding, AYE, ave. IT
Is, sirP AS this battalion, which fol
lowed immediately after ours, was get
ting into position and seamen's and
iandsmen's jargon and movements
were getting good deal mixed in the
orders and evolutions, all being har-
monized. however, and licked into
shape by the aye, ave. a young Off
Ger OF the division staff rode up. salut-
ed Admiral Tucker and said, Admiral.
l may possibly be of assistance, to YOU
In getting your command into line
The admiral replied, Young man. I
understand how to talk to my people.'
And thereupon followed "a grand moral
combination of right flank and left
Hank starboard and 'larboard.' ave.
aye and aye, ave. until the battalion
gradually settled down into place"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

Reed also wants judgment
against the plaintiffs for $500, 900
and desires that the plaintiffs pay
the expense of the action.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

Afsqlep 10y Az makes % eegloe
machines a. AeRgslpeys Nal
''ae'f promptly allied bo
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

to Reed, and by reason of the failure
of the plaintiffs to pay this money,
the defendant corporation has been
unable to properly equip the mines,
which, under different circumstances
could have been made to produce
enough to pay off all the company's
liabilities, and distribute dividends
on the money invested.
The defendant asserts that the
property of the Iron Dyke Company
is reasonably worth four million dol
lars; that the plaintiffs were the own
ers of ten per cent of the stock Of the
corporation, or $500, 600, that the
plaintiffs, as Directors of the com
pany, have failed and refused to make
a statement showing where the 800, :
600 has gone to, which, had it legiti-
mately been expended, would have
placed the property of the company
on a paying basis; in default of
which the defendant alleges that it
has been damaged to the extent of
half million dollars, caused by the
wilful and neglectful act of the
plaintiffs.
Wherefore the defendant prays the
Court for an order compelling an ac-
counting by Curtze and his cocoon
spirators, and that the Court consoli-
date the two suits in the premises,
and determine what moneys are and
ought to be in the hands of the said
Curtze, and what Indebtedness, if any,
stands against the corporation.
The defendant also prays for de-
cree of the Court ordering the set
ting aside of the deed to the Iron
Dyke from the plaintiffs for the one
tenth interest in the company, repre-
sented by the $40, 900 bonus, as be-
ing IN violation of the usury laws of
Oregon.
Reed also wants judgment
against the plaintiffs for $500, 900 |
and desires that the plaintiffs pay
the expense of the action.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

the defeHdant alleges in the nature of
crosscomplaint, that the defendant
company which is organized under
the laws of South Dakota, is author
lied to operate mines, etc, and to
build and construct railway from
Huntington down the Snake River
for distance of 20 miles; that in a
contract signed in August, 1902,
L. f. Curtze, the treasurer of the com
pany, was authorized by Charles M.
Reed and Florence M. Shatto to act
as Trustee for them, and he was en-
powered to vote all their stock; that
from that time to the present the
plaintiffs have conspired together
and against Reed and Shatto to be-
come the sole owners of the company;
that in August, 1902, Charles NJ
Reed, Florence M. Shatto, f. f.
Curtze, Q. M. Conrad, H. G.. Fink,
and the other plaintiffs named above,
all OF whom live in Erie, Pennsyl-
vania, executed and delivered deeds
10 the property of the company 10
the defendant corporation, but that
at the time of the execution of the
above mentioned mortgage, which
was gwen as payment of the deeds,
there was due and owing from f. F. !
Curtze and the other plaintiffs the
sum of 500, 600, being the balance
OF money remaining unpaid to Reed
under the terms of the mortgage, no
part OF which money has been paid |
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
'7HE iron DYKE CO.'S
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
CHARLES M. REED FILES SUIT FOR HALF
A MILLION ---ALLEGES FRAUD.

An answer has been filed in on,
of the biggest suits ever instituted
in the State of Oregon by Colone
Emmett Callahan, attorney for th,
Iron Dyke Copper Mining Company
against whom f. F. ,Curtze, G. M
Conrad, H. G. Fink, Geo M. Metcalf
Davenport Galbralth, A. L. Curtz,
and A. A. Clause, recently instituted
suit for the recovery of $166, 1873 OF
the foreclosure Of mortgage ex
ecuted by the defendants IN favor Of
the plaintiffs on the first day of Jan
uary, 1902.
The defendants named in the orig
inal action we're the Iron Dyke Cop
per Mining::Company, private cor
poration, Charles M. Reed and s. L..
Baer, assignee of 0. R. Wilson, L. r..
Mitchell, A. Curry, F. W. Grove,
E. A. Burns, G. M. Martin. A..
Painter and A. w. TolIer.
Colonel Callahan and M. O. Reed
OF Colfax, are the attorneys for the
defendants.
The answers filed make q sweep
ing denial of all the material alleea-
tons in the complaint and sets up
an entirely different set of facts. The
PENDANT denies receiving from plain
tiffs any sum o: money except $780,
900, which was given to Louis Ros-
enweig, an attorney, on behalf of
the plaintiffs.
For further affirmative answer,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
COUGHED ALL NIGHT
But Quickly Cured by ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy.

OOu6h 1eCiuCuJ
ga few mornings ago Mr.. j. G..
Smitherman, good citizen of this
place, came to the store for cough
medicine" says DIR. G. N. Parnell. of
Maplesville, Ala. "He was so hoarse
that he could hardly talk and said
ne had coughed all the night before.
L sold him bottle of Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy and told him that if
II did not relieve him he might bring
the bottle back and get his money.
l saw him the next morning carrying
the bottle to the store where he
works, and he told me it did him
more good than any medicine he
ever used. For sale by all druggists.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
SALMON RIVER
OPERATIONS
Bars Yielding Up Cold
Great Activity Among
the Famous Dig
gings.

The Henrietta is the name of new
company that has been formed t.
work the old Irwin bar between Gofi
and higgins. There are 10 men In
the company, most of them from
Payette, Idaho. The company has
expended nearly IS, 900 on ditch
from the Little Salmon, which will
be completed in tine to make a clean
up before high water time. The bar
has been prospected enough to insure
the company in making big money
on their investment
The Pittsburg Idaho Mining com
pany will commence work on their
big ditch, which they expect to
construct from Lake creek to their
property, the Short placer bar, Just
as soon as the roads will permit OF
moving their saw mill in from Coun-
ell. The company will build flume
The whole distance, and can do moth.
ing until the saw mill can be taken
In They have built a bridge across
the Little Salmon, below Pollock.
where they will cross with the mach.
inery.
" w. Herchberger is working the
ola Apchenyaueb bar, above Lucille,
ne expects 70 pipe water across the
Salmon river from ditch tbal loss
down the mountain.
fAefe aFe . number Of other bars
% vh'ep are pFospeoloFe AZ work, and
ppmee enq bitches under ooprse oil
construction qgepgeglIle STANDARD
Needles foF Az makes ~ sewing
NAe'leef A. AeHgslpeys, Nail
''a'f promptly niIee be
f'~l pf'flg ~ nfsp asvs
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

- r''''F ~ i'ffH neVf
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

William Shaffer, a brakema
Dennison, Ohio, was confined TO
bed tor several weeks with indsu
tory rheumatism. ~ used I
remedies" he says. FINALLY 4
to McCaw's drug store for bot|
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, at 4
Time | was unable to use hand
loot, and in one weeks time ws|
70 go to work as happy as cld
For sale by all druggists.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
Democratic Call,

There will be meeting of the
Democratic State Central Committee
at the Capitol Hotel in Boise on
April 18th, at o'clock p. m.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

Singer sewing machine oil. Guar
anteed not to gum your machine at
McBra tney's. az
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
Outlook Club.

AT the last regular meeting d
Outlook Club a large assembly
present, Mrs. Foster presiding
ter the regular business, Mrs.
read a splendid paper on The "
stone Park, showing specimens
pictures of some of the wonder
crlbed. The club then adjourns
meet Wednesday, 10Th inst,
the educational committee will
charge of the program.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

Wanted-reliable girl or woman to
stay with children two afternoons each
week. Ask at Signal office. $3.50
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12
Fish Station.

Last Thursday the senate passed
the Hepburn bill providing $25, 900
for fish culture station in Idado.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

Try the semi-weekly Signal.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-12

We want tons of good potatoes
at once. FELTHous Rpos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Potter faar Sficno.

Sra Rep Oorf ifripes Sen 3Oie
Iitgl,it, at SEN "SubpoD Gdnern" ,
iom 9i'fop Gottcr iorleben in6Oieoe.
fit en- iterf Ssgniu8 Ca9en 0erpoa.
gldbene bop6e gicnuem Iange Reie.
roter og itore Cperifrifter, inaiom
"5oroloap for Rum". benleOct Sp.
mPrfiombeoen paa ben me Gam
loas. Soloon, o8 tore Sfarer mo.
innot iig. Ger bleo iolgt uogIe
Grammer, men Dog iiGr II, 6a man
ior en- 9siffeI life blot fit en- iopr
"Sfomer", men oaiaa Suppe og
S~msrrcbrsS. @'Grgc arbeiOere mt
tcoc anleoningeu. Get onilaacs, at
"Subuan Sapcrn" gior0e Ell 10
8dnge iterre 6orrctuing enc en- al.
mirbeIig SoloOn. % SfiGnfcucr.
tcrre / RoboIngct pdr life fri for at
prre liot mi8ulScIige.
SiOcn 9iifoo Better iegte at bel.
Iiae ct ltoIfiGnfniuasiteO al Rus.
oriffe neb Ben o. Snlmeiang, bar
oet reanet meo Sr~etteipttcIier %
iSor0smmeIiesOonme oper bans 80.
peO. Set itOrc Spsrasmool ON
Ranoebolo eaer aiboIoenbeO, iom
Tor bcitmtOig ipnteS di9iort iHSen
ben reiormertc Strife. err lpentet
fommet 90 iaicn / Ell I'M Sfiftelie,
o. TiboIosioIfet isler fig imertelig
bersct al. at Ell 9iifop fan ueIiigne
en- geSrift. ION i oeres Zine er en-
observation-disclosures. Ereiter. Srobi.
bitioniiter cg afbolbstoIere / giep
BORT oa rrnot. ON | 2anbet bar iro.
icuot 9roteiter. % Den @inSpieoe
Subnop Sauern" or blepeu iPio,.
pimftet FOR en- SerGgeIic, ION rpiter
belle RationeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Dor Grport.
Guslano CT ircmorlcS ameriGas bcS.
tic Snnoc.
nofpriclen til iDfiano.

Get Itdtiitiife aontor / @oibinG.
ton bar / oisie Gage mcooeIt Splps.
ntnser ON Dor llofsriel til gcroertS
foritieuigc 2an6e / 6iifaIaarct 1901.
Ser CT 13 Sanoc, JON / nogen Sio
bar fisbt Sdrer al o$ for oper %
9fiaioner ON aaret. OF Dc tog / oct
uetop iorIsbne Iiosrum pdu II
@~Pannc0er omtreut oct iomme iom
isr. Gperlt blonot Dem itaar Stor.
brttmmicn. icm / 1908 fIg6te Tor
S52i263.0 600 % / 1904 for 1887.
ISL 900. en- mGrfelig Stigniug al
Dor lloisrIrI til &Ditlnuo bar iunSct
Ste6 ! Ocn ieuere SiO. ) 1898
ien0te nj Spifcruc Garer for $S3,.
100000, men / 1901 for 1913. 72l..
900. Dor lloisriel til Grlbd er Iiac.
IcoeS / ittaenoe. : 1904 ieu0te nj
Zen Sorer for $26, 900 900. Ga.
na6a oar o1ind en- goo SunSe. Teri.
MOD miHfe0e / 1904 Dor Grport til
Sotdno, 9clgieL. Tuitralicu. Snpdu.
airo uIrO @ongfrng o. britiif airitG.
Eli oct r~ltsiiife Rtae u0isrte hi mere
enc ti0ligcre. uemlig for oper $19,.
OOO,u,O; men nuar arIgen ophsrcr.
oil ser %uiituot inotrp0e Ell ReogauG.
Spauicn o0 Tdnmarf bar beorc Rltn.
ser I 1903 enc / 1901; me Dc font.
mcr nof igiCn. let Iruae iorismtc
Srhdmcrifa or / Cpgaug, hpab San.
beIen meo &c Sorcucbc Stoter onbe,
LANCER. &ruae hmnc ~ OernfSc
life bIipe al me6 Gorcr ior mere enc
ira 30 til 80 DttQiouer; men i 1901
iolate ri for $685. 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Ganaoiif "Wcrser".

3ernboncr, iOm aiennemifiprer
Canada fra atIanterbopetS apit stil
aIippc6ieraene o. uben IfbrpbeIic
forbirOer @anene mcllem Dem, bleo
Den 5te ailguit foriolibcreoc / SO.
peoitaoen Sttand. ! nogenSt bar
Der nrret llnberbanoliuger ON at
fisbe CANADA gtIantic" ION fnpt.
Ter Georgian Ban iammen meo
"@reat HortberH OF Ganon," Der
bar fit g~noepunft i Sucbec % nu
er Sanoeleu afiluttct. en "Gue6ec,
3erp 9runspif & N0ua Scotia.
Sune" ifd bpgscS ira Guebec sieu.
mem TfaiEe, 9tep 9runSpif og
0ora Scotio til GoirntrD 5arbor.
los Mil sitenior 5dlifar. 0aar
lioale manaIenSe 2eS / aiPben err
irroi9e. piI Sritiih Sominion / ga.
ndoian Northern" bapc en- treble
Siennemqanasbane mellem atlnntcr.
bauet % S%tillcbaoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
"Noree"s SorIis.
McoSclelie ON, at Gmisruntifibst
itsStc paa ct Drag.

Der mcOSeleS ira S%ie6cnbaon at
iislge 8aptein @nroelS RAPPORT az
gtoet til Sisretten, ier ret no til, at
gmigrartoamperen "9torgc" bdr
itcot paa ct iur,fet Srng % life ion
fsr antnget paa Todaa' aiippen. San
ioltpaer FER. at Stprmano @ilte
bopbe Worgennugten fra sci. 4 til s,
% 9apteineu icIp bar paa SGffet
ira aloffen balp fer % pod aom'
monbobroeu ira alottcn ct Suart
oper Ter. Sadpel anpteiHen Iom Den
raathapeuoe OFFICER moerisgte nsie
Saoet, men De flnbe hUcrfen opoage
liogcn &lippe eIler noGeu SrGnoing,
iom fltnoe antpbe nnoerpalosltipr.
Smtrent ct auart fsr utte ltB0te Sfl'
bet haarot moo noaet. OF foran Sou'
gen Npiitc Der Jig Itrnr en- bel Gel
gamle @rnginmlper, @talfinen top
peoe itrar, % %ioainart &ougcn lefte.
oeS al Sen upite SslQc, batfeoc8 Der
meO iilIo Strait. Ger uar en- riff
arIing fra Spb, oa ftrar eiternt Ell.
bet bopoe itsot. begpnote set at regne.
1eleitcr iorfIarcr aoSteineri, bpor.
ban ReoningSarteiSet blep uofert,
men beri finbes Inlet Hpt ubenom
Dpao ser fsr er fien0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Sorbuuo.

! M~outepi6eo. ltrngilap, bolOtes
/ iorriae llge Ell aoufereus meIlem
Reprpieutontcr for De ipoauerifar.
ife Republrter arge1rtina, llragua1.
Boraauan % 9oItuta. De itsoer mo
I'll bperanore OF mOtager Ct betpos.
ligt Strog af oct ipoamsrttaHIte
SaitIartO. 4lsSets 5eniigt oar at
ida iitduo ct 6orbuno meIem Dem.
Erpiiocnt CrGonej / llraailop or iirr
iurig Tor Ct iauodnt Sorbltro. "a ban
tror. at bet or sem encite W6ndoe.
huorpdu Sc hpppiae meaentrigife
StrtoIabeoer fnr ltoieunes OF Re
polutioHcr forebnqges. Reyrpicn.
tdnterne 6cfIage0c Sc more llroIighe.
Der / oe iuOamerifmife RepitbIifer.
GA mdn meller. al DC MI onbefaIe tine
8egieringer at inorctte ia BOA moro~
amcrifduif 9is. Sprsrife 5Ioffe bsr
~itruiiea itreugt % RetS0Uienet Tor.
beoreS.
Chile. gcru. ecIoSor, Colombia.
OF 9raiilien oar life meo:
oct er altiS ct 6remtriot, at
lluionstanten rsrer Tia ! rogIe al
GcpubIiferne ser ipb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Sieorm / Oepils Safe.

Ser 6oISes / 6ernc lis ct Gbau.
taugun.lPSoe peS Gepils Gate, oq
ON aftener oeu Ste 9tvguit eff rogle
Domer no al Seireu 90 ~ipnoiereoe
lunas Sieen. Tet ror QtrS. gogor
ga Sine. RrS :. q. Craig % gfrs.
Carr Glepelnl6. Zen ieritc er gift
meo Ell acismano, oen an0eu ue6 en-
8nufier / 2eeos. q. g, OF 6er tire.
Die mcO Ell mieet SonOelsmauo !
7eniIs 2ate, 90 DC mac olle anieeS
Tor al cPre p~adIioclilc % tropprot.
ge. Reoen$ De puuoreoe psS Strar.
ben, ian DC omtreut en- Dptl noe !
Sjsen Ct moerligt Suu. Dc bdoSe
SbeGtertifferter meo zig og blep bar
e. ipGrt 3pr. iom iusmneoe mob
oen norolige 9reO eiterlaoenSe lig
itummenoe 9claer paa begge SiSer.
Gpret hapoe et tort, iGlt Sopeo o.
aroppeu liguebe en- Slanpe, Ger
madtte bdpe en- betpOeIig 29rgSe.
Inmerue bleo rabee o. ifurote iig
aiiieb for at opisge fine IRnb, On
Def Tel Golt elf M no meo 8tiIer
o. Tor omtriua ueb Eden men fun.
De life ian Gie pao noaen Sisorm.
Chen fom ucgle Snoianere til gpsn
"a i%ortaIte al Be tioiiaere eaa ga.
gen bapoe iet iamme Spn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Sultanen oe 2lmerifa.

g(bSuI SamiS piI idnSinuligois
otter ian 9eieg al CT nmerifanit
6laoSc ser pil bonfe mo / bans mr..
fife Sobe, al Oct life gndr All al pie
9artiifheO MOB nmerifanite gorsere.
lloenripsmmfter Gan pen6te ill.
6dae iii @ni5inston Den 5te, oS
iirafs iammenfulotes ct Statsroao.
Der 6ebanSleoe oet tprfiitc Spsras.
maal. Miniiter 2eiibmau bar iele.
1raieret, al Sultaren after bar briot
III 2site ON al mootase bnm % rette
paa Del, iom 8esIsrtngen | 8aibtus.
ION tlager oper. 6lere eiropRiite
4niicner bar bpsget SfoIer % Sir.
fer ! Der inrfiife Riae; men bette
fuar amcrifmernc life Sop til. Sul
tanrl iiaer life bent no 9ei, men ori.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Riloent ~Sporssmaal.

8eItprelien for StutenS arbeiOss
itolc i GeS @ing, 9fiun., er fomme:l
/ Ell Hem StiQir5. 5 jim SnOberet.
ming iii 8upcrupr Tan Cant giorOe
4trbeiOSfommiaiur O'3ouueQ op.
m9rtiom paa, at TigerRe i 9pBniugen
/ SiIiPlSe al &l0s0oooc fan femme til
at brRnOe in0e. Get itaar life til at
lRate, at iaa0ant fan bpnOc naar
lllpffen er noe. M5n bpno iiaI man
9iere? Tis2rnc CT i~nSeiperret ON
9tatteu, % gto8Icrue er hos Sc iaa.
talote "6anilp gSonager5". StaI man
M lace Yiaerue ie,0 iaa RsgIerne %
iaale0eS iriIte Gem til at rsnlnle, eucr
Hal man "lobc SET Itaa fin Sos" %
tage Geiifoen peo en- opfomnenOe ST.,
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Soritoo Jnoianif.

llu6er arigen pna 6ilippiuernc /
1899 opbageSe en- SiHcer, iom for.
itaar Snoianif al oisie Stammer paa
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Der er nGr beilGgteoe meo Roroame'
rifaS inoimife SiaIefter. Senere
bsrte mm life mere ON oeuue inte.
resiauie SagttoaeIie. Meu / Nisie
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iat iom Golf / Sdmes.aommisiioner
operiGtter FOR Den, bp1o QfeSLem.
mer al Gree. Stommen Tiger, ben.
oenbte ia / iorrige llse I'll en- Sgor.
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itoS Den iilippiuife Saorrote, hpao
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
en- barohaus.

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/ GONE idlot no al Giuouet ira Ste
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peIt o. prnteIigt. at oct bar bare
iaa uiSt Bou paoaueoc. Der tilfoIh.
les bltrtigt 2Gae 90 anbulnucepoan.
men hcie gebanOliuaeu beitoo /. at
guu @uttru en- BENIN, ttuor.
poa ban retite lta op, leb iii nGr.
Iueite Gouopbutif. ueuote iniIeroe
ti(buge meO en- Poie Gdrop OF be.
guuote al lege meo line 8onerater.
iom on intet bar hPnOt.