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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
y TALE OF BURIED GOLD.
Wal Street Dream Of a Lost Mine
Company Organized to Rediscover

Fred III. Brooks, who is credited with
having placed several hundred thou
sand dollars for election bettors during
the recent campaign, is asking his
friends to join in an attempt to find
in Lower California a gold mine which,
he says, belonged to the Emperor Max
inli.ian- and is supposed to have yield
eG enormous riches. He says he has
already raised SIS, OG0.
This is no get-rich-quick scheme OF
the usual SORT" Mr.. Brooks said last
night. 1--WE are not asking the public to
come into our scheme. We have form
ed the Sonora Exploration Company,
which is capitalized at $1,000, 600, and
ara selling shares at SO each to curb
brokers.
I'VE know very little of the mina eX-
cept from tradition, and we tell pur-
chasers Of stock that 1t IS purely "A.
gamble.
The story goes that about two hum
cred years ago several priests in Mex
eco operated valuable mines and be-
came wealthy. They We're driven out
by the Indians after they had buried a
large amour Of treasure and conceal
ed the nine.
The priest made a map Of the loca-
ton, which fell into the hands OF the
Emperor Macmillan, who began to
operate the mine. After he was shot
the map came into the possession of a
rich California miner. Before he could
organize a company he died and the
map came INTO the possession of q
friend, who has organized the company
to r~ediscover the mine. The eXpe6s-
ton will start within a few days.
New York World.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
NOVEL SPORT.
AsheviIle SpOrtsmen VIII Enjoy Deer
Race on Thanksgiving Day.

Messrs. F. A. Tanning, Fabe Morris
and ]. Y. Jordan, of Asheville, are ar
ranging to give their friends, visitors
and other sportsmen of this city the
greatest deer race Thanksgiving day
tina has ever been witnessed in this
section. These gentlemen were out last
week on a deer hunt in the Sapphire
country and aside from killing three
deer they succeeded in ~apturing q
magnificent buck, said to be tn elargest
ever seen in the Hogback mountains.
The deer is now on exhibition at the
lively stable of +. 1. Holmes or South
Main street and has attracted a great
deal of interest n admiration. Al
ready hundreds of people, including
Judge Boyd, have gone to the place to
take a look at the fieet-footed animal.
Judge Boyd as he looked at the great
spreading anLlers yesterday declared
that ii was the finest pair he had ever
seen. This deer Will be turned loose
on Coughs peak in the Beaverdam
section shortly after 10 o'clock Thanks
giving day and then will ensue a race
Lld L IiI1hC STAY nc 4I"- VI IN
hunter. The rules covering the race
provide that each holder of a ticket
may engage In the race with a gun
and also to 'the victor belongs the
spoils''. the person killing the deer
being entitled TO the trophy. These
rules have been adopted:
1. Tickets will be issued, to be on
sale tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at the Paragon pharmacy, Carmi-
chaers drug store and Holmes livery
stable.
2. The price Of tickets to those who
Will be allowed to shoot, $500, the one
killing the deer keeping it.
3. Anyone holding a ticket ma enter
the race and shoot at the deer.
4. Anyone killing the deer and not
holding a ticket will not be entitled to
any part of it.
8. Entries for dogs. so cents each
dog. All entries must be made before
S o'clock Wednesday night.
The management of the hunt are very
DESTROYS of making it a success and
in keeping it free from all accident,
therefore everyone attending the race
is requested TO confine themselves TO
the rules and regulations.
Those who desire to see the deer
and the race but who CO not care to
participate are also cordially invited.
They may take the cars of the How
land Improvement company as far as
the huntsville railroad station where
the deer will be on exhibition at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning before be-
ing turned loose. The deer will be
given so minutes start of the dogs and
the hunters n there are those who
predict that Mr.. Deer after being lib
Grated will succeed in making good his
escape. The local overs OF the chase
are looking forward 10 the event with
a great deal of interest and it is proba-
bic that a large number will pa-ticl-
pate.Gazette News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
Tins n Waiter Receiyed''

jacques of the Carlton Hotel, known
as 'the best head waiter in Europe
invited me VI to his room at the top
Of the house, where he unlocked a
heavy steel cabinet and displayed the
finest collection Of tips" probably in
tire world.
This is just to show you that every
pour-bOir We walters receive is not in
hard cash." he aid.
There were jewelled pins, cuff links
and shirt studs, gold and silver
cigarette cases and match boxes; ivory
curIos. a book or two and a lot of au-
tCSraphs.
AT the time of the late Queens
funeral. and again at the time of the
coronation Of the King said Jacques.
this hotel was packed with pdten-
tates n mobiles from all over the
earth If the total of tips given here
in those DAYS had actually amounted
to 10 per cent. of what those folks
paid in restaurant bills we would ali
De rich. AS a matter of fact, the tips
scarcely average 5 per cent. of the res
teGrant receipts at any time, yet many
Of my walters make 20 pounds or more
a week. and some of them possess more
available cash than some of the patrons
whom they serve.
THAT beautiful scarfpin was given
10 me by the Alake of Abe-something
brother only a few weeks ago, and
these studs were given to me by the
German Minister OF the Interior not
ton days ago. Then here's a watch
charm given to me years since by
Prince Henry of Prussia; that cigar
etc case was handed to me by a
Grand Duke of Russia after 1 a
served a dinner for him of thirty Gov
erS. Here are the autographs Of Lord
RoSeberry, Mr.. Balfour and Mr.. Cham
berlain. An American gentleman of.
fered me a little fortune just for the
autographs. and another American,
MI. Carnegie, gave me this book on
How to Succeed"
What do I prize most? This!" And
Jacques opened a wardrobe took
out a dress coat. I'd like" he said.
"to give that a back to the one who
gave it to me-. He was a young Eng
lish lord. He went broke in this ho-
tel. and rather than go away without
tipping me he "a me this dress coat.
He had no money and had to leave
his luggage To cover his bill. He went
tn America and made a name there"
Jacques was now sharpening his PEN
cil with a little golden pocket knife.
''That 4 tip. too?' I asked.
Pop said the SPECTATORS son. ac-
FLIED. dropping the knife back in his
pocket. where there was a jingle of
golden sovereigns that represent the
backbone of the tipping system.-Tit-
Bits
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
There Were No Profits.

cording 10 an exchange. II want some
father. as he fished a sovereign from
money for a little speculation"
Il am pleased, my boy, returned the
father, as he fshad a sovereign from
pocket, Ito see that you are TAX
ing an interest in the business az
fairs OF life. Now, / won't ask you
what this speculation is. but will go
halves with you on IL. / will furnish
tho money and you engineer the busl-
ness, and We viii go halves on the
profits. OF course. u there are none. /
:ose my money and o your time"
"All right. pa. I'll make the Invest
meut today and report progress to-
morrow"
The next evening. when the father
returned home. he inquired about h
deal"
"No good." was the ~sententious re-
mark OF the youth.
mo good?" exclaimed the old man,
m surprise.
Yes, no good" replied the bay
Never saw such a decline in stocks IN
life. Shrunk quite out OF sight. 1t
va a good investment yesterday
goods worth their face value tnen-but
today you couldn't give them away
"But, for heavens sake. George.
what did you invest inT
Theatre tickets for lasr nights per-
formance."
The old man thought very hard for
a time. and then expressed himself 10
the effect that the boy was fitted for
Il company promoter rather a
Spectator.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds were recorded
yesterday in the register OF deeds Of
flee:
Godfrey Hart TO Emma Frances Tay.
Tor, for the sum of $40. a lot 154 by 26l
feet, on Fifth street. north Of Wright.
Joseph G. napkins and wife to Walk
er Taylor and w. +. Robertson, for the
sum Of $3.50, a lot IS by IS feet, on
Sixth street, north of Wooster.
Citizens Building and Loan Associa-
ton to Henry c. Green for the sum OF
s251. a lot So by SIS feet in the southern
line OF Green street. west of Anderson
samuel Bear, Jr., 70 Emma Francis
Taylor, for h sun Of $40, a lot SO by
1872 feet. in the northern line of Wright
street. Sc feet west of Sixth
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
BLIND TIGERS.
The Owner OF Another Ono I'm Colds
boro I'm Troubie-A Marriage at Ia
Grange.
Especial to The Messenger,

tGpEC41A 10 LIE -AESSElSGAJ
Goldsboro. y. c., Nov. 23.-From
time TO time the blind tigers in this
city get into trouble when they are
least expecting it. This morning John
BLrnham, a white man. who had sue
ceeded III getting a load too heavy to
carry. was up before the mayor and
admitted that he had secured his load
from Lon Hales and Goal Rodgers. two
negroes. Upon the testimony of Burn
ham the two negroes were arrested
AID brought before his honor. There
vas 10 alternative for the mayor ex-
Cept To bind the negroes over to court
in a sum which they could not pro-
duce and they went TO jail. Lou Hales
has several times before been before
mis- honor on the same charge and n
now has cases pending in the superior
court, which meets in this city next
week.
The marriage of Mr.. J.. <. Jones 10
Mss Ida sutton occurred in the Meth
odist church in LAGRANGE tonight. Dr..
r. d. Swindell, presiding elder of the
Now Bern district, left the city this
afternoon to perform the ceremony,
UhIcl was witnessed by a large NUM-
te- OF the friends Of the contracting
parties. Mr.. Jones, the popular groom,
was formerly a resident of this city
and was a manager of one of the prin-
cipal warehouses here. His bride is
one of the most popular young ladies
Of her town and both have numerous
friends who Will extend their congrat-
ulations on the present happy occasion.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness Is responsible for many
railway wreck and b same causes
are making human wrccA OF sufferers
from Throat and Lung trouble But
since the advent Of DR.. Kings New
for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, even the worst cases an
be cured, and hopeless resignation %
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg
|of Dorchester. Mass. ID q Of many
whose Me was saved by d.. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy 10
for all Throat and Lung
diseases by r. r. Bellamy. Druggist.
Price 5oc. and Sl.0o. Trial bottles free.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29

1t has come to the knowledge OF
The World h a one trust which has
nineteen directors-all republicans
contributed to the campaign fund of
the republican national committee
and charged the sum contributed TO
its advertising account.-New York
World
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 2s.-The su-
preme court today denied a petition for
a writ OF error in the Ease of Frank
Duncan, OF Birmingham. who Is SEN
fenced TO be hanged Friday. His wife
Is here pleading with the governor to
commute the sentence.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-29
FOR GAME

Game Wardens ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Resources Of the Audubon Society.
The Valuable Cow Pea-Ieading
Articles in North Carolina Day Pam
phIet for the Public Schools.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

Ga. 10, 900 Of be | Blade os gpscr alrliHOelisit
ioretOmmsuSe Srsn1meOOro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

Is. SpbiIrrb. Hcip Iid,Iano. Minn.
Haitor 3. u. g. steis, Gilbert Sea.
Mim., oa Taitor Rils aIepeiL Min'
neota. Minn.
griiocn. Wits &ubn 6. RoieImb
er en- Cater af Eoitor % Rrs. s. 6,
&oicIono, gnIfin. 1tnn. 1oitor Hoie'
lono er, icm bcfienbt, Scfretrr for
Sen Foreneoe norif. Iutberife airfe
Nmerifo. Miis Roielnnb er en- al
Mullins pGroioIte oa met ~populGrt
uuae Gamer, Tom bill I Srbets fitIoe'
tie gctnbnina bIipe i'm Wanb en- bpg'
tia Wpohi9Ip.
gruoaommen, Eoitor Gbriiten G.
E~nbilrfo. er en- Sen al Mr, 90 Wrs.
6. Spbilrrib. Stem RidlonS, Iinn
San er en- Mauo, Ser iromerfer ia
boabe meS Seninn iii aorafter, Gan
nellie % Gpatiabeo. SSPr hnr ban
numNet gersmmelie for lin SGroia'
beS / @eItaIenbeS. Gaitor SnbiIriiS
er @raouent fra Ct. Olaf Gouene
Iortbiiclo, og fra sem SorereSe 9ir'
fes tleoloqiife Semiuar, ct. Irtbo'
m Bari, Mim. 9T mae IanS
har antaqet aalo fra Srinitp 9iitb.
Ghurt, ct. Foul, Ufun.. boor go.
Ttor oa Mrs. SpbiIrllo aeter Of bo'
iGtte fla | en- nnr Trentio. WoattE
CUBS %eIiigneIie oIti0 bpiIe oper De-
res @iernine % Stem. s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

Famulus, Eiensr, OvSarter.
famss, uagntuHbia, tiTr / It fprInHb, berngtet.
Fanaiker, Sp0rHer, iu1rmsrtit, tI6fub IlbGTger al en- tiRr
religigs sQer pOhtiiO Care; fanatisere, ppesse til Sp1rmeri;
fanatsk, iUGrmertt bsitiG, raleHoei Fanatisme. 2rOes'
raier.
Fandango, e. ipaHft S~oItsoaus.
Fanerogamer. giautsr meo ptrteise SIumiter (uooiat Kryp-
Fanfafe, Tort MnFfhp,ts: muFfalt Spnef, stu I glr'e.
initrumsutsr, uaar Der itappes susr raabes Surra-
Faniulla, | ben rouerite boltctro ct Siags Ssg9elie eaer Risie;
ogaa RGou pa ct beileuot ttaheait Slao.
fantasere, upre en- 5hraup, bocrt 5uobtloHtHsstrufteu CT
iremhsriteuos; matte ouer fig, utlet; ipiae. bpao man pa
Stsoet tomponersr; Fantasi, 5nobllorrHssirait CPinbet'
iessbHs, 3tgtctraft; muFialit Smprruratiou; Fantast.
SpGrmer. STBmmer; Fantasten, 2rpmHsrt; fantasusk,
ip9rmeHoe. orgnmeH0e.
Fantom, SpBaele.
Faroa o. Faro. et SpiieipL
Farce f5arfD Rarrsfreaer; o%uergiusut Ipfigt Sbeaterfptie;
8lpooeig; farcere. ip!oe ueo Il gooetg
farisaeisk, ~ltnbeatg; Fariseisme, StlnAeltgheo.
Farm, B~oHoesaar0, GOrpa8tsrsaaro i England % amsrttaG
Farmaci. auuftsa at ttlssrsoe 2~agsmisIsr; Farmaceut. SiL
bercoer af 29seuielsr; Farmakognosi. Farmakologi.
2RreH ON 91semiblcrHes G9ertiaber % Sutemdaoe; Far
makoPs, Bog, iusebOIosHos 6oriirtftsr ON sRssmtSlsrHes
Iubeleoeie.
Fas. lat, Rt Il naturlia .nsr mpralF SeuiserSe); fs ct nefas,
tilaoslige pg utlaoeige gioIsr
Fasaneri, 6aiGubus, JGaupdrL
Fasces, 81, en- Sunbt Stotte meo en- Or I getoten, Ger ueo
~bsiti0sHge anIsOHinssr al gtitorsrEs barss ioraH be bsists
rpmsrite gorisbeasprioHsr Jon S'He'tleee pGa stsles Ss'
bebsmnHbtghso.
Faschiner. Riginipper til at fgOs iunpj8 SrgaO for at siSre
Den tatere.
Ease, uSOiiitnsstrin; 2~qsOsgling Dos galnsu,; GOraHOrins i
Fashion TSefisn. MpOs: srt % Brus: spo Zone; 8una
fashionable (fGipuebsl, nm, hauesm1sfs; fashionable
fatal. tilfiiist al SiiRbHsu; HiEtielis; iIRbHeipaHser; Fatal
isme, 5ro paa en- u~uHoganehg Stl9bue; Fatalist, Sus
b9neer al beuHe Sro; Fatalitet gicogaus, assiots saer
uIpRsis SuftllsIie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

% fig sif aioen, til. lille EinD
en- paffer Dag ieIo bIep ING. Get bar
Bit CONNER. Seet buffet pno Mar.
ferne, Sr9erne bar 5riigt. 90 6ltg.
lene iong. en- parm Commentator
fom nosen ben til goitor Gamble, trof
bam | sGrmet OF ia:
"Sinp er Ing - bun oil iaa gierne
tole meo Tcm."
"Gr SiaD ig2" ipurgte Breitcn.
ga, meget ing"
Greiten req iig los fra fine Spiie.
tiaetter 90 fine @eIgisrenbe6sdrbet.
Der % ifpnote Tia ben til lille Tim.
ct gGreIie reS ct oobeut
&uSir, inSrammet al buioe @arSi.
ner, en- Ifoen bpio Seng, boor Iiap
loa, itettet al bui0e Euoer 90 meo
set gpIbne Soor uoooer Sfllberen.
Zen ueOguaeu6e Sol iGt6te elsoeroe
Sfipr ino ooer Seueeu og iaroet
benSes uOtpreoe aiu0cr r~oierrsoe.
"a Tuitor Gamble fon tn6, g0p bun
BAN Segn til, at ban ititIbe fomme
belt ben til benSe. % iao Botitet bun
meb i'm ioaae Stemure:
Seq or 9lao 49, mcget gIoo -
iprSi Se binSret mig / at ia iroS
Scu aioIe Sen Sang, 8e buffer nof, "
On bIir mart friit, Ginp, ifaI
on ie."
"Sa, set eisr ieg NOT" botIfet
Eiap, "rnen peo 9e booO, ieg tror,
at ieg mart fadr ben bLaa SioIe -
ia, fauife oIereSe iufteu. gSaor ieg
Itffcr Siucne, fon ieG ie 6em fouune
me6 Sen. &c bare" BIN Ia nat
lin SoorS ooer Greitens, "ie, boor
mango scr former me6 Den De
pirter iii mig, az, hnor Den er bIoo,
men ser er life autpItwer poo Den
- set or boiSe GinGer - 90, Den er
aItior fin til mtgl"
"g1ei, ItofforS lille TiIp, oct er
ber life" boiifet 8reiten, % bans
Gine ItcS fuISc of Soarer.
Sinp iuriIte 9sbeu - MI fit bun
.enoeIig ben IpSblna aiole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

% borttoe Hsgeliesoffe'
ret ira aiguoms AIter; unoreiteos
ilog DC Be imno aiauosbiaeSer iltpt'
fer, icrot Solicit ristig firnoe bli oper'
bepiit ON, hpor nnpttiae oeres @noel
er. Iette fan naturliepis fife Wsis'
iion9rerne anbefale. men nanr oeres
SSsper blir lcSet at ben Seligaano, b.
blir ogiaa be inlaa MisiionGrer fol
Serren, % Den friitne SfoIe fan iaa'
Ieoes pirfe Iangt uoooer lit lille Miim
Srifirfen.
9aitor Sage. Bella Goola, inn'
paa IiSIte Ieuiebeosmebe in
Reiignation. men ba @cni9bcSer
life oiIoe taee irnpo ben 90 hao Brc.
item ON at tage ben tilbage. loa lone
Sc ban at peSblipe at pGre W'entgbe'
oens Yreit.
Bella Goola Menigbco bar mn
Zig, iaa ofiibes beIigsenbe iom Der
er, hopt ct bel beisgt Samtaleneot
90 Mislionsmsbe.
- Gaitor &irfbaf bar npret ! ge'
log / Spring @rope, Sa., blono'
@enner oe gefieuote.
SomtaIemsbe afboIbtes | @a
namingo, Iinn., ira 13be til 100
Sunni. Soruoen Stebets EreIt bal
Goitorerne: &islso, Sarbo, 6. Mas
Salporien, llroal % Ssltager lam
Gmisipr 8. 81. gnberien tiliteoe.
- 8uItor g. @intber er for Siog
paa Ell &eiie / Canada, buor ban be
Isger en- Gel al iinc gomle Dtenig
beosfoIf, iom bar boiat lig peo Wtirt
neboio, sl%siiniboia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

Siliammen $66, 10000
Seraf maa trGffes fslgeube Yas.
iipa:
2aon paa @runoeienbom $t5000.00
2aar oa Rotes 100000
0e fsr uobetalte Rean. 2250.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15


Ter CT en- Scrrc. Tom oil forHre
mig Den lpsbIaa SiIfefiole Der | Bin.
ouet."
Oct gan ct Tibet Set I BreTten.
San req iig los fra fine gctragtnin.
ger anaooenbe noeen Spiiebinetter
iom ban mcnte pGr blit sipct til Ell
llprroig.
Seq err bdnae for, Sinp, at or
|fonmcr til at betaIe BEN 9pagt for
onrt."
~Ren ieg iaor Sen 10 iom 8ape."
nobrso Siap forbmtiet og Ell IioeH
Smule trooiig.
Ser or @opcr, iom foIter nteeet,
'og ieg er bange. at on fonmrer til al
betale bernie 8ioIe meo bitre Saa'
Irer," nebblep Ereiten, OF bans
Stcmne 100 inStrGnaenbe, Sa bar
tiIfeiet: "Snis on oil ia iig er
i'm 8iole. Siap, ioa ifal on ieIp for
tieue Sen oeo grbeibe. 9u fol ar
beioe, til on ieIp bar gengenc I'll
ben"
Sinp hang meo Sopeoet og begGt
Zig pda Sci for at ~afIcpere fine ara'
Der og Maniictter; ioo off bun bien
og trnfte paa, bpob Brgten baoot
iagt til henoe, oa lurbret iig ODER
bporfor Sen elifpproige itugc Morf
ian plliSieIig bar foriuumbet.
Silp oar en- bra Iiocn Bige, ION
orbctoet bebre % mere itbboloenot
eno fine aoIeger. Stme efter Zine
finoe bun iioSe peo fin Wdifine itber
al ie op ira fit arbcibe. Suu tGnttt
meaet pad bcn bIoa SiIfefiole, mer
bum tGufte osioa poo, bnao Ereiter
baooe iogt. 90 file Siup arbeioe'
9aeen lang og aitenen meb. 50
bun bcgprote at ipure ianm1en II
&icIen. gf DC 36 Eeuce, bun tierrtt
oogIig. iottc bum troIig 1 Gennp inn
pod SpurefaSiebogen, bniIfet | 50
bet al Iaret bIco til 1 2itrl. 10 ID
10 5. &pis bun blep peb poo oennt
Nfaa6e, piloe bun bope fnmlet DC,
nsSpenSioe @eIsb iii Stolen. ION
life foife6e mere enc 80 8itinens
uaor bun bar 40 Mar, 90 Sdnter
ON enqang at fna Den bar opniin
trenSe uof. Nfen ioG bar Der pat
sen onScn Sfoe oct, at lille Siap oal
iaa mil. Srpnqtc nogen al beuoe
9efienote til SiGlp, ia, oa guo brr
of fine iottige Sfiaiuger, ne Der
peo ns0teS bun I'll at ia op al lin,
Sporepenge og begpnbe forfra mel
en- tom BOG. 90 Sa bitr efter Il
Mooneoers Sorleb paonp boooe ipa
ret 60 Eeuce iarnmen, bocm ifitIo
iaa BIZ ipg andre enb SinpS beSIt
geninoc, og bpob ifitloe SoftoreI
orbinpre onoet enb 9ruer, ion Siu
aif no og fisbte, ba geniloen irl9e'
Senae bopoe.
i Ga iIig bIep Set peS at goo. DC
bar itaSig noeen, iom banoe 9rii
for SiapS @ooaisrcnbco. Ron fune
,itouIfe npIten Il, at Den blep mis-
6rllgt. Sort iaat, set fon til De
at IigeIoa burtig iom Economic
; latte Ell Gennp iuS / Iiaps BOG, ltg'
iaa bitrtig fom @oogisrenbeOen o
toq Sen no ieien, 90 ben bIoo aiol
! meo aniplinger % 5orglemmi8ete
ipnte8 at baltie IRnGre % lGn9r
: bort liaeiom en- 2pgtemuno, aIttS ipr
I Iia, men uI6ri9 til at aribc.
Diem aQigepel fortoilte Siap lit
, oo noar hun tiIfGIoigpS msote 81
itor 2antbe, % ban penlig ia: "I'
bctb % opr mil, Siup," ioa inareI
[ Siap beitonbig oct iumme:
ga, men oct gisr ieg 10 oein,
{ men lea er ioa trGt, iaa trGt," Q
} Ioa imilte bun og iuffet title, ion
! ipntes bun nteo ct, at Den blaa aio
I oar ioo I9nse ON at fomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

- 8aitor .. q. &amberg Of Chi.
cceo bolot npIie aiifeSsprGSifn / ct.
0tntberlis norif.lutberife airfe / Obi.
cago; ban bar antoget &nlO ira
@biteboa, 8is.. hpor ban piit alere-
DC er fommet | girfiombeO. geO af.
ifeoeu bleo ban iurpriieo nteo mango
oGroifulSe 9aoer % oeriblauSt en-
foitbar ~garIor Hug".
- gurfIano Sfolens Slutnings.
felt fnnot Steo oen 16oe SSini. afa.
oemiets RuIifforps inSleoeoe Set
IiabeSen oeo at ipiae: "graile TIE
2oro". gaitor Sfattcbsl bolot 9sn.
9aitor 8ierfe boISt Gale paa Rorif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
aseSssA, 5sUs.
fUs 1esstskSsaers Ssrrs<Trvfsrt

<>reuumeO oroboa, bumaf omufaaanbe r Ell Yrsua r al oWrUr@uth9 tor ptep r ben
~ tauhube 2sEr 8t im bet err nesr mo pa ct Orb pm nan life hfaNe prflar os
mar nan bar en- iaaOan beuos Ghn BOG PED SmuSeI tn nan nuOniae % rms Sefs %
brueo oe belle Satmnsens Dsius SMe r en- al bore t'fbnNFs Tr9mfosgT; oH ct 9oa
mobunbeu ps fan fM for ben ulminOshs 9rs mb "0erab'SOte", nemu9 Slso iU@pha
GbHt: {. ANONOSENh Oecorafh owa
ry- SOsen G tGaBs for % Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
gulciunSsbrauSeu. RaIfiniit Sug.

WnIc,uh0SbrnuDcH. WtuTItNIE NIIT'
pnl6 9tSreosieu, ser bar mistpuft Tom
onitifter al aulemSsbrouoeL er ilagt
en- 300 paa so ser. for uforiigttg
Smoona meb Sqo til forificaige III
ser fsr @~ronOnottcu. Get bleu uem.
liz imber 8orberene / GnIeouing
grnnocu opluit at auSreaSien oftc
bauOe pitt llioriigttgbeo / oenne Sen'
ieen0e.