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l
Professor who transformed the oil,
maids into charming young girls an'
he covered himself with all kinds o
glory. The numerous local hits wert
well received. The cast of character
was as follows:
President of Old Maids Matrimo
nial Club, Mrs. ]. b. Atkeson.
Secretary, Mrs. G. P Cleveland.
Treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Ross (tke
first to go through the transformer
She was transformed into a charm
ing singer whose character was per.
| sonated by Mrs. J. H. Beckham in a
beautiful manner. her voice showing
| thorough training.
Faithful Blossom, Miss Doy,e
Smith.
Augusta Prim, Mrs. Humphries.
Fredora Bobkins, Mrs. Loving.
Susannah Smith with an ad. for
Love Powders'D Mrs. Sholars.
Selma Baxter, Mrs. Kemp.
Rhoda Larkin (who wanted to be
very young and speak pieces). She
was changed into little Miss Trera
Blair who gave catchy recitation.
Miranda Price (very Logically Mrs
Hodges.
Mary Ann Barnes (who was not
at all anxious to be married-with
song, I'm Glad | am an Old Maid'}
Mrs. Blair.
Eliza Hooker, Miss Hess.
Marian Perkins, Mrs. Phillips.
Sarah Jane Springster with list
of Artesia's eligibles). She wanted to
be very dark and very lively; she Lad
an over dose of the transformer and
was evolved into a '"Topsy" who was
perfectly killing as shown by Cecil
Clayton.
Amanda Horn. Miss Lee.
Anxiety Doherty (who looked her
par0 Miss Mitchell. Transformed in
to captivating little Miss Echols who
pleased the audience with a child Sc
lection.
Ethel Snyder, Miss Yeargin Trans
formed into Miss Duckworth who
gave -splendidly played guitar Sc
lection
Sophia Potter (who had had many
chances) Mrs. Benson.
Asenath Baker (whO giggled and
said she was only sixteen) Mrs. Mar
tin. She insisted that her dog be
transformed but was horritied when
he came out in the form of bologna
sausage.
Amy Little (who wanted to be a
mani Mrs. Dyer. The machine broke
up on such an alarming attempt and
articles of female apparel
were scattered to the winds.
Taken on the whole the entertain
ment was highly successful and we
are sure a good sum was added TO
the treasury of the Library Associa-
ton.
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Franco-American Parcels Post.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The arrange
ment for parcels post recently con-
cluded between the United States
and France, including Corsica a;.d
Algeria, went into effect today under
ale Tranatlantique and the American
Express Company.
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District Court.

The time of the court is being taken
up with the case of the Territory VS..
jeff Davis, charged with burglary
and attempted rape. Davis is the man
who under the influence of liquor sew
eral months ago entered at night the
home of R. S. Cravens. The Terrific
ry has very strong case.
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Foundry Company Closes.

Jeffersonville, Ind. Nov 1.-The
local plant of the American Car and
Foundry Company was closed 20 lay
for an indefinite period. About three
shutdown.
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London has been bewildered all day
long by alarming reports indicating
| a renewal of the Anelo-Russian cris-
is and showing that the utmost activ-
| ity is prevailing at Gibraltar. The re-
newaI of activity created apprehen-
sion in the public mind, and this af
ternoon the London Press Associa-
ton issued the following: "The AS
socation has reason to believe that
the action of the Russian admiral has
again brought the AneIo-Russian cri-
sis dangerously close to the acute
stage. Count Benckendorff arrived at
the foreign office late this afternoon
to see Lord Lansdowne. Balfour who
had already seen the first lord of the
admiralty earlier in the day, has just
received a visit from Lord SeIborne,
who was accompanied by Admiral Sir
John Fisher" A dispatch to the Gen.
tral News Agency from Aldersmoot
camp says orders have been issued
royal engineers to be in readiness to
leave for Gibraltar on short notice.
Gibraltar, Nov lit is reported
that the garrison is being held in rea-
diness to take up its position on the
rock of Gibraltar at a moments no.
tice. The channel squadron has been
ordered to be in readiness in one
hours notice
Vice Admiral Beresford's flagship,
the battle ship Caesar has just fired
gun recalling all the officers of the
channel squadron on board their re-
spective ships Ali the ships are clear
ed for action.
The preparations have caused dis
quietude as the regular mobilization
terminated October so. All the quick
firing batteries have been manned
this afternoon and detachments of
infantry have been detailed for du-
ty. The searchlight station is being
strictly guarded.
London, (4:22 p. m.) Nov. 1.-Yet
emily alarming kilograms from Glib
raltar, but at the Admiralty the move
ments of the war ships are stated to
be the completion OF plans for mobiI-
ization, although Gibraltar says the
mobilization terminated Sunday
There seems to have been some con-
fiict in the orders issued to the fleet
owing to the sudden change in the
diplomatic situation which may pos
sibly account for the fleets move
ments. Both at the foreign Office and
at the Russian embassy it is positive
ly stated that there is no hitch in
the negotiations except Russia's fail
ure to notify the British govern
ment of the names of the officers de-
tached from the Russian squadron
London, Nov. IA dispatch from
Vigo. Spain. to the Central News Ag
ency here says the Russian feet sail
ed at nine o'clock this morning.
Up to two o'clock this afternoon
no explanation was obtainable of the
sensational dispatch from Gibraltar
announcing the mobilization of the
garrison there. etc, but the dispatch
had the effect of starting rumors of
hitch in the negotiations between
Great Britain and Russia for final ser
tlement OF the North sea incident.
Count Benckendorff. the Russian
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To Fight at Wilkesbarre.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. Joe Wag
ner Of New York and Patsy McKenna
of Boston are to furnish the wind-up
at tonight's boxing show of the Ma
tional Sporting Club Of this city. The
articles call for a ten-round contest
at lis pounds.
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WANTED.-A four room house in
good condition with water on prem
ises. Will not pay more than SIS
per month. Cheaper il possible. Do
not want an adobe at any price.
INQUIRE at Record Office.
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Hon. G. w. Watson OF Kansas City.
Vice President of the Orient railroad,
passed through Roswell this morn
ing on his way north. Mr.. Watson
is friend of the Bedells who were
at the depot to see him.
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coopers Meet in Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Nov 1.-The Nation
al Slack Cooperage Manufacturers
Association began it's annual conven-
tion here today and will remain in
session two days
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ARCHBISHOP ELDER DEAD.
All Saints Day Began With Prayers
for the Dead.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. Archbishop
Moeller is receiving many cablegrams
and kilograms of coincidence on ac-
count of the death of Archbishop Ell
der who died last night. The bells
of ST. Peters Cathedral tolled from
to this morning for the dead pre-
late. The celebration of "All Saints
day began with prayers for the dead
at all the churches which were at
tended by unusual crowds.
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ambassador, was received in audi
ence by the King this afternoon al
Buckingham palace. 1t is assumed thai
| the ambassador was the bearer of 9
message from Emperor Nicholas.
LATER.-Ambassad Benckend
orf had most cordial interview with
King Edward today. Up to the time
he saw the King the ambassador had
received no notification that a de-
tachment of officers from the Russian
squadron at Vigo would attend the
sion, nor had he heard of the sailing
of the squadron from Vigo. The am
bassador informed the Associated
Press that the departure of the squa-
dron would naturally follow the de-
tachment of officers in accordance
with the understanding reached be-
tween himself and Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne last week. The govern
ment here received notification from
Russian squadron had sailed today,
and some irritation was felt at the
fact that the Russian government had
failed to previously notify the gov
ernment regarding the detachment of
officers. 1t was officially stated to the
Associated Press that with the excep-
ton of the Russian omission TO no
uify the British government that no
hitch has occurred.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 31.-The Rus
sian papers this morning give much
credit to France for the favorable
turn in the North sea incident. The
Bourse Gazette says: ITO French di-
plomacy belongs in great measure the
credit for a peaceable settlement,
this being the first happy conse-
quence of the Anglo-French under
standing enabling our ally to enjoy
The confidence of both countries"
Some other papers. however, continue
to display unrestrained bitterness
toward Great Britain.
A dispatch from General Kuropat-
kin dated October 80 announces a sig
nificant movement of the Japanese
from the eastward. The Japanese are
receiving reinforcements from the
south. and southeast, and are evident
y concentrating for an offensive NOV
ement The weather is fine but cold
during the nights
A telegram from General Stoessel
lated October II constitutes the lat
est Russian news from Port Arthur
The General announced that the Rus
slams had repulsed a Japanese attack
IN the forts north and northeast of
Port Arthur October 10th with heavy
oss to the assaflants Stoessel also
asked for the blessing of the Emper-
,r and Empress.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. General |
Sakharoff reports that the night pass
I'd quietly.
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FOR sALE.-Cow, part Jersey. In
quire of E. F. Hayslip. 1h miles
east of Military Institute. 2ts
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BIG CROWD AT CARLSBAD.
Democrats are Up and Doing at the
Capital of Eddy County.

Capital of Eddy County.
Hon. Jerry Simpson returned this
morning from Carlsbad where he ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic De
mocratic meeting last night. A large
crowd was present and many were
unable to gain admittance to the
house. Those who heard Simpson
say it was the best speech that has
been made in the Pecos Valley for
years. Mr.. Simpson speaks At the
court house tonight
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CITY Council.

The City Council held it's regular
monthly session this afternoon at the
City Clerks office.
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ReoubIicans. Attention..

Fine photos of the Governor and
the Republican rally can be obtained
OF Walton, the Photographer. If
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COAL
STRIKE
FIFTY THOUSAND MINERS ARE
THROWN OUT OF WORK
IN ILLINOIS.
ENGINEERS WALK OUT

the Entire State are In Operation
Today.-Engiheers viii Not Ac.
cept Five Per Cent Reduction.
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CANS
GETS IT
CANS Is GIVEN THE DECISION ON
sRlTT'S FOUL IN FIFTH.
LARGE RECEIPTS

The Receipts will Be Divided Equal
ly.-Britt Acknowledges the JUS
tice of the Decision, but Would
Like to Meet Cans Again.-Gans
Not Anxious to Train Down Again.
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Hon. Jerry Simpson and G. f. Ell
lis came in on this mornings train
for the rally.
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j. c. Emerson and family left this
morning for Little Rock, Ark, to
make their future home.
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Attend the Democratic rally at the
court house tonight
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Commercial Orchards.

Stark trees on long time at 6 per
cent interest. 62t'7 Wyatt johnson.
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Attend the Democratic rally at the
court house tonight.
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HO!
GIBRALTAR
ENGLISH INFANTRY AND FLEET
READY FOR ACTION AT
GIBRALTAR.
STARTLING RUMORS

At London No Hitch is Said to Have
Occurred in the Negotiations with
Russia.-Gibraltar Movement is
Not Understood.
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kine,s Daughters to Meet.
Louisville. Ky. Nov Arrange
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st. Petersburg, Nov. General
Sakharoff reports that the night pass
ed quietly.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
Predikandi keisari.

Fra Pvi he1ir veri0 SKIRT, az Wilhelm II.
byzkalands keisari gegndi predikara s0rfum
i skipi sfnu Hohenzolle1'n: Ell almcnt var
attic, a0 nam 40 ems lesi pa upp ,nour
rcglulegra p%resta. Nj nylega lutti keisar-
inn pr6dikun, sem 6efao or samin af honum
81 alfum. Dad var vic fermingu tveggja soma
hans, prinz Wilhclms og prinz Oskars, / Pots
dam. | v%eizlu, er haldin var 4 eftir forming
ar-ath0fninni, hGlt ham rn6u, sem yak . hefr
mikla cftirtekt i bJzkalandi % er hun skoo-
I'D sem yfirlysing & triiarskoounum keisarans.
Samkvamt Pvi, or bla0i0 Rcichsunzci0cri
Berlin skyrir fra, forust keisaranum |annig
ORD:
.,k;cru synir minir!! Dagurinn + dag
hctir andlegum skilningi svipaoa merkingu
fyrir ykkur ems og ST dayur haf0i / borgara-
Iegum skilningi, pa Pi0 unnu0 fana fostur-
jar0ar ykkar hollnustu cio CO gcngu0 i her
inn. Vic Petta sieara spor vii eg likja skirn
ykkar. VIC PAD tnkifnri ger0ust pio stri0s-
menn drottins. 1 dag haGo pio / trdarlegu
tilliti mao logaldri. Hertygi og vopn pau, err
Pi0 eigio 40 brdka / bardaganum, hafa verio
fengin ykkur i hendur fyrir pa uppfreoslu t
kristilegum freoum, sem prestar og kennarar
ykkar hafa veitt ykkur. MI kemur til ykkar
kasta ao nota vopnin / b%ardogum %lifsins. i
Peim efnum munu andlegir leiotogar ykkar
halda afram ao leiobeina ykkur. En pratt
fyrir ALA slika hjalp part pc, pegar til alls
kemur, hver kristinn ma0ur az kunna sialfur
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fugur. Mccall annarar s.ikrr pryor. ma i mynd
cinni fra pei1n timum sa mynd af fj0reykisvagni
med manni i og tveim me0reioarm0nnum, or peysa
eftir enninu i konunni.
Eg hefi MI nefnt nokkur dRmi, err svna, hive
faranleg tizka hefr viogengist Il ymsum timum, en-
hvcrnig stendur MI 4 pvi, a0 silk tizka skull geta
komio upp os dtbrei0st? Auovita0 hafa alt, If elm
h%verjir stigio fyrsta spori5 og aorir svo komio i
eftir og haldi0 lengra / s0mu lttina, pangao til
gekk fraDl tr h6ti. En- ra or eftir as skyra. hyers
vegna Pessi fyrstu spo: voru stigin og hvers vegna
aorir fctu0u i pau. Her er pcss ao gata, a5 kla6-
in, ems og I'll Gnnur mannaverk, cru ao miklu Levitt
imynd tcirra hugarhreytinga, er vakna hja pjoo-
inni. pau cru oft spegill ti0arandans. Fegar i'd.
konur ganga / nj6g fegnum kjolum, ma ganga as
tvi vlsu, a0 holdi0 sc elk hata0 e0a fyrirliti0
M0nnum liour misjafnt, cftir pvi / hvernig klH0-
un reir cru, f0tin verka beinlinis i a0kenningu
pa, er mem hafa af hkama sinum. Maour or
0orum hug / vatnsstlgvGlum cn danssk6m; / vatns-
stisvclum fnst manni einhvern veginn a0 MI St
ohntt 40 yhlunka as. bao kemur 6%sjalfratt i mann
fer0a- og slarkbragur. Eff MI sl t1zka ao ganga d
leggstigvclum kami upp, einmitt regar cinhver
slarkara ge0blnr lGki UNI fj06ina, RI vir6ist coli
legt a0 hun breildist lit, af rvi hJn cinmitt styrkti
PAD skapio, sem "a vnri rlkjandi.-IsAroLD.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01

wa" SNAoA IA W. ~ SJo org w
stat til Pess fser steyptust ekki 4 h0fuoio, o. PAD
p1 fremur, sem rer baru jafnframt i h0foi scr
strok, sem Val tvGfalt harri en- h6fu0io sjalft og
hallaoist fran, ham nefndist ,,fontange'' eftir
llka nota0 hali0 til as auka h;eo slna. A d0gum
Loov1ks le. Il Frakklandi var rao tizka az gcra 1r
halinu f~jtrfalt La ri b%yggingu EN- h0fubio sjalft,
og rlmtakio var tolffalt vio c0lilega h0fuostnro.
Iario var fyrst greitt lit til allra hlioa, sloan
scttm harkoodi ofan 4 h6fuoi0 og utan UNI ham
var svo hdrio fest upp, klistra0 og nalt. Ofan i
retta alt kom svo ymislegt skraut: blomkarfa full
al bl"n.um, eoa karfa med opium, stort knippi af
korn0xum, fuglshrciour mc6 fuglum i, grlsk hof
= og loks kom %frcigata med fullunl seglum, veif-
um og 0llum ttblnaoi, fallbyssum aux heldur
0oru, og segja sumir rar half vcri0 hlaonar OF
ma1 Cir me1n vlr:o skotnir.
Karlmcnnirnir hafa og 4 sina visu reynt til ao
gera hOfuo Sin fyrirferoarmeiri ell Eau cru fra
nattlrunnar AeEdi. Mi pa FIRST minua i h0fuobln-
eea stoou, t. d. koronur konunganna, biskupsmlt-
ur, haa h;&lma, bjarnarskinnshlfur o. 8. frv. AT
almennum h0fuof0tum ver0ur liklega hal hattur-
inn drjugastur hp0arauki. "a voru parrukin n0gu
1850 til 1850. Sagt err a0 hiro Loovlks IA. half haft
800 parruksyer0armenn. Her ma lika minna a,a0
baoi mcnn og konur hafa fest ymisleg skott og
slnour vic h0fu0b1pinginn, og hafa pau stundum
mao niour d hrla eoa lengra.
Ems og stundum hefir r6tt flint az vera tot
s,nar, Pannig hafa mcnn L 0orum timum rcynt ao
teygja sem NEST dr fptinum. < IA. old blru karl
menu alnarlanga sko; dr tanni gekk silkisndra upp
um hnGo.
Ilok 1G. aldar voru ermarnar svo Hangar, ao
f;sr naou til jar0ar, og ekki var pa cfni0 / buxurn-
ar skorio vio ncglur ser. S6rstaklega cru hinar
svo nefndu ,.pilsbrekur" fragar: rpr voru a0allega
Ii: Sikh og er sagt as / Danm0rku half fari6 / einar
slikar buxur 50 Amir, og 4 pyzkalandi or dami til
as 200 Amir half rurft einar buxur. Enda er sagt.
ao far half kostao 4 vic marga bnndagar0a. Loks
ma minna 4 hsldragio i kj6lnum og I'll rau blakt-
andi bond. skufa, bj0llur og bumbur, sem mem q
ymsum timum hafa fest q klpoi sin.
Litirnir f0tunum hafa auovita0 verio cngu
slour fj0lbreyttir en- sni6i0. I'm 1900 kom t. d.
upp s1 t!zka i karlmannsf0tum, a0 hagri helm
ingurinn var 00ru visi litur ell Hmm vinstri: syo
%breyttist petta paunig, as mem h0fou Ultima /
skakkhorn. lIngri hlutinn a6 ofan t. d. rauour,
him vinstri grnnn, hegri hlutinn a6 ne6an grnnn
o. Hmm vinstri rauour o. s, FRY. Loks litu f0tin lit
ems og skakboro. og leifarnar at ressari tizku er
fidabdningurinn (harlekinsdragt). Ia hafa menn
4 ymsum tlmam brcytt ttliti sinu mc6 xvi a5 mala
sig / framan, og stra salla / hali6 til az gera sig
el]ilegri. En- hi0 ,iobj6slegasta If 6llu pess hiatt
ar cru pryoisplastr: rlir, sem ti6kue ust um OF eftir
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-01-01
Tizk a N.
VI alPy6ufyrirlestri
cftir Gudm. h~InnJognSon, magistcr.

--pa0 yroi 0hriotandi cfni 40 telja upp 0ll
Tau atrioi mann]ifsins. sem t1zkan sncltir, rvl riki
hennar err afarviolent. Hun rmour fyr:r hlslur-
adj mamma, og skiftir ser ~jafnframt af Pvi, sem fer
fran burr og eldhllsi, hun velur umta]sefnii sam
kvpmissalnum oy rHour snioia hatloah0ldum, hun
leggur minimum avarpst rs i MUM: signor. monsGr,
herra, m%addama, fri, %junyird, jomi11 og frGken
cru hcnnar born o. S. frv., o. s. FRY.
EN- hvergi err hun jafnvcllug CO / Ola pv1, CT
sne:tir klnoaburoinn. par or hun einv0'd
er einkum mcint til hans, regar talao CT UNI tizku,
70 as sniotizkan sc a0 Gins elm grein t1zkunnar.
Mannslikaminn CT jafnan %sjalfura ser ]ikur, On
ra1, sem hengt hctir veri0 utan q ham i ymsum
0ldum, err fj0lbrcyttara ell auougasta in yldunar-
aft, OF auonaoist einhvcrjum az sa mem OF kor-
ur i bdningum cftir tizku allra aida og pj60d, CT
6hHtt al %fullyroa, 40 PAD hvorttvcggja / Sem, hin
fj0lskru0ugasta og far1nlegasta syn, or gati ao lita
i tessum heimi. Efni, litur og sni0 hvcrt UNI sly
6endanlega fj0lbreytt, og ra ckki s1our mislnun-
andi, hive mikio mem vnru klpddir, Gins og sag
an um prinzinn af Joinvillc synir. Ham rtlaoj
az sigla k,ingum hn0ttinn og systir hans bao ham,
ao fRra ser heilan kvenmannsbtning fra Suour
hafseyjunum. Hin atlaoi a0 bera ham i; grimm
danslcik VIC hiroina. Ham varo VIC 6sk henna:
og fIroi henni perluband.
Eg get her 40 ems nelnt 0rfa dnmi til a0 syyna
hvernig tizkan i ymsum 0ldum hetir dubba,
mannslikamann, og TEX cg ra helzt 0fgarnar, rvi
reim kemur l0ngum hio sauna coli hlutanna / ljos.
Maour tarf ekki annao en- TAXA utan um Kven-
mann til a5 reka sig Il Gina erfoasyndina, sem loo
VIC renna hluta mannkynsins og kemur ni0ur i.
b0rnunum / trioja og fj6r6a lio. Eg 4 via lifstykk
in, sem margsinnis heir yeri6 synt fran 4 40
skemma likamann og cru engu afsakanlegri en-
klnverski kvcnsk6rinn. < 12. Old err sagt ao stulk-
urnar half fyrst fario ao reyra sig. En- cinkum var
fao tlzka Il d0gum Looviks IA. og hefr veri0 rao
ao 0oru hverju sloan, au0vitao mismunandi fast.
En- stdlkurnar hafa attic, az holdio vcr0skuldaoi
enga vnge, rao hafa rar stundum synt, med tvi
ao fiesta MISUNDERSTANDING vi0 rlmstuoulinn, til az
gct' bert n6gu fast a0 ser. Llfstykkio mioar &C
Fyl al gers vissan hluta l1kamans yrirfcroarninni
Gagnstn0 tilhneiging hefir stundum koni0 fran
pvl a0 gera pann hluta %]ikamans, sem mem anrars
villa tala sem fest UNI, sem fyrirfcroarmcstar. ee
AVID svokalla) "a ,,tou1nure", sem 4 islenzku lief
hlotlo nafnio aftanauki. pa var og krln6linan . 81
upp56t Il rvi, sem mittio mjokkaoi vi0 llfstykki,
PAD yiroist ekki 0eo]ilegt, a6 MEM hafa reynt az
bHta vic hH0 slna, enda hetir rao verio geit b;po
ao ofan og neoan. A16. Old gengu kye nme mn
stigstangaskom, paths, alt 40 rvl alnar haum, OF
s6mu att ganga hdu Aalarnir.
A dogum Looviks IA. voru. helarnir svo hair
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-03-31
wAes, you Go to pierre...


The attention of our readers is
respectfully called to the comfor-
table accommodations afforded to
the travelling public by the River
view Hotel, Pierre, S. D. Mod
ern in equipment, prompt and
efficient service, new in construc-
ton, neat in furnishings, clean in
apartments, attractive in surround
ings, and conveniently accessible
to the Depot, Court House, State
House, and all business portions of
the city. You are invited to give
1T trial upon your next visit to
Pierre.
You will find the Riverview
employees courteous and obliging,
striving to make you feel at home
while q guest Of the hotel, all APP
pointments of which are arranged
with special reference to the
convenience and comfort of guests.
F. L. FULLER. Manager.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-03-31
Gettysburg Notes

w A Combellick returned from
the cast last Thursday.
Look out for the Punch and Ju-
| dy show in the near future.
John McMaster bought the
Barber 6 Dodd livery stable the
Other day.
There will be services in the nj.
E. church next Sunday morning
and evening.
The Gettysburg elevator caught
! fire last Friday. but was promptly
put out by G. O'Brian.
Mrs Pierce entertained the la
dies club last Tuesday. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Messrs Willison and Franl,
Mann, secretary and treasurer re-
spectively of the Atlas Elevator
company of Minneapolis, Mimi,
were here today on a business trip.
Meade Woman's Relief Corps
Of Gettysburg will hold a Carnival
at their hall next fall.
The people of the town and
county are invited to participate
IL this enterprise.
j The farmers and others are re-
q1ested to make an exhibit of the
products of their farms and gar
dens. 1t is expected that this
Carnival will continue several
days. Full particulars will be
announced in the County papers
in short time. Let every one
dlcide to make an exhibit.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-03-31
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