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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
GOVERNOR
WAS BIDDER
TRIED TO SECURE THE OLDS
HOMESTEAD AT KANEOHE TO-
DAY-LIVELY BIDDING.

There was a sale of land at Morgan's
today of more than usual interest. The
sale was interesting both from the
standpoint of the character of the prop
erty sold. as well as on account of
those who We're present to bid for the
property.
The property sold was the James Olds
homestead in Kaneohe and consisted of
15 24-100 acres. The property was sold
under foreclosure of a mortgage to
Allen and Robinson. The Olds prop
erty is one of the finest country places
in the islands, situated short distance
from the village of Kaneohe on the
Koolau side or the island. Olds was
at one time worth considerable money
and he took particular delight in i'm
proving the place. There were two
mortgages on it one for $4,000 and the
other for $12,5OO.
Morgan's auction rooms were crowd
ed at noon when the sale was begun.
To the surprise of most every body
Governor Carter was present and fig
ured as an active bidder. 1t is said
that the Governor was bidding on be-
half of Mr. Strong his father-in-law.
c. S. Desky started the bidding at $6,-
800 and then the price jumped by $500
leaps to $4,000 Governor Carter, Au-
gust Dreier and Mark Robinson the
latter for Mrs. b. M. Allen being the
bidders. From $4,000 the price was
tilted to $1,000 then to $4,000. This
last figure stopped the Governor who
mi.
then raised to $l2,5OO and finally knock
down to Mark Robinson for $4,000.
The sale of two leases of land from
the oahu Railway and Land Company
to f. ]. and w. w. Cross resulted in
the railway company buying the leases
for $40 and 800 respectively. The land
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
FEARLESS TOWED
TO KAANAPALI
TUG RETURNED THIS MORNING
FROM TAKING THE MARY e.
FOSTER TO THE MAUI PORT.

The tug Fearless made new record
for the round trip from Honolulu to
Kaanapali. She left Honolulu at 6:O7
p. m. yesterday with the schooner Mary
E. Foster in tow. She arrived at Kaa-
napali at $3.50 o'clock this morning,
dropped the tow and resumed her voy-
age to Honolulu at 3:4O arriving here
at 9:45 a. m. Her time to Kaanapali
was 9 hours and 20 minutes and the
round trip Is hours 3S minutes.
The trip was made more than usual
ly pleasant for Captain Olsen and Mate
Mosher for they had two charming pas
sengers in the persons of Miss Sutter
and Miss Mccarthy who made the
round trip with the tug. Both of the
young women showed themselves to
be excellent sailors and enjoyed the
trip immensely.
The Foster is to load sugar at Kaa-
napali from Pioneer mill for San Fran
cisco
The S. S. American left Kaanapali
this morning for Kahului to load sugar
for Delaware Breakwater.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

$1,000 The bondhOlders some time
ago took hold of the management of the
hotel and are at present in charge, with
F. j. Church as manager. Improve
ments were planned but We're deferred
until the ownership was settled 1t is
said that they will now be carried out
The sale was by M. r.. Simonton as
commissioner Ballou & Marx repre-
senting the trust company.
The price is regarded as a very low
one. The property offered included fee
simple title to 1.6S5 acres of land, three
leaseholds and all the buildings, furni-
ture and other personal property in the
big hotel. There are a two-story main
building, of solid concrete, a large two
story annex, a brick kitchen and bak-
cry, three 2-story and six 1-story cot
tages, upwards of 200 bedrooms, to-
gether with bath rooms, offices, recep-
tion rooms, public and private dining
room, ladies' and gentlemen's writing
rooms, retiring rooms, bar, billiard and
card rooms, accommodations for more
than $50 guests.
The terms of the sale were cash in u
S. gold coin. The sale is subject to
confirmation by the court
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
NAVAL CADETSHIP
TEST POSTPONED
PAPERS DID NOT ARRIVE IN TIME
TO HAVE THE EXAMINATION
HELD ON APRIL Is.

The examination for entrance to the
Naval Academy Of Annapolis has not
yet been held for Hawaii The exa-
mination was to have been begun April
IS under the direction Of the local civil
service commission. but ON that date
John Short the secretary Of the com
mission, received a cablegram from
Washington directing that the exami-
nation be continued until the arrival Of
the examinations papers from Wash
ington. The officials at Washington
understood that four candidates were
to take the examination and four sets
Of papers were mailed. The papers
We're evidently delayed in being mailed
so there will be a delay i'm the exami-
nation Of the candidates.
The following boys have reported to
the civil service commission and an
nounced their desire to take the exa-
mination $. w. King, John Desha and
Stanley II. II. Ashford.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

For ninety-flve thousand dollars the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel was sold at
public auction at moo ntoday. The pur-
chaser was the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany, representing the bondhOders.
The only other bidder was George Ly-
curgus, who stopped at 100000. The
bids for the trust company We're by
ZenO X. Myers.
There was a large crowd, represent
ing plenty of capital, at the sale, but
apparently Lycurgus was the only man
present who had any serious designs.
Myers started the bids at $4,000. Ly-
curgus raised him $1,000 and Myers i'm
mediately made it $S5, 900. Lycurgus as
promptly offered 100000. When Myers
raised another five thousand without
any hesitation it began to look as if
there was to be some spirited rivalry,
but Lycurgus stopped and no one else
made an offer. After considerable call
ing for bids Col. Fisher announced the
sale to the Hawaiian Trust Company,
for $95,OOO
The sale was under foreclosure by
the trust company for $156,OOO, and the
sale therefore leaves a deficiency of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

an extra session. When the time comes
the call will be issued for a session to
open May first"
The call is to be issued under the pro-
vision Of the Organic Act, which de-
clares that the governor shall call an
extra session If the Legislature fails to
pass appropriation bills in the regular
session. The session may last sixty
days, with an extension of thirty days
if the governor makes such extension,
but many of the legislators hope to fin
ish it i'm thirty days. Under the law
nothing but appropriation measures can
be considered by the legislature in an
extra session called by the governor for
the purpose Of considering such meas
ures
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
LABOR
COMMISSIONER HERE


III ere arrived by tie S. S. Alameda
yesterday the onm'ssioner of Labor
G. p. Neill Is his name and ne is in
these islands evidently on some special
mission for the Department If Com
mlrce and Labor lie was met by
Victor $. Clark the representative of
the Department Of Commerce ana La
Dor. DR. Clark is I'm these islands
making his quinquennial report Of la-
Dor conditions I'm Hawaii, as required
by the Organic Act Of the Territory.
Neill is understood to be here on some
extra work I'm connection with the gem
eral labor conditions and il is thought
that he may have been sent TO inves-
tgate the immigration Of japanese to
the mainland. He is the successor TO
Carol ID. Wright and was a taliow Of
the Catholic University at Washington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

Governor Carter has decided to call
the extra session of the legislature to
open on May /. This will allow only
four days between the adjournment Of
the regular session and the opening Of
the extra session. The governor found
that many of the legislators who live
on other islands do not want to go
home and return for the extra session,
and he therefore decided to have the
work continue practically without in
terval.
The call for the extra session will be
issued as soon as the present session
adjourns sine die. Until it adjourns
and ! know it has not passed appro-
priation bills" said the governor this
morning, Il cannot issue the call for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
new SUGAR
REFINERY


The American Sugar Industry and
Beet Sugar Gazette says:
From Havana, Cuba, through the
Post of that city, comes the report that
the American Sugar Refining Company
has purchased sixty acres of river front
in New Orleans adjacent TO the rail-
road terminals
Upon this land the company viii erect
a vast refinery to refine the bulk Of the
Cuban sugar crop, of which New Or
leans viii then become the great dis
tributing point
The sugar company it is reported,
mas been for some time negotiating for
this land though the matter had been
carefully kept secret
The new refinery, it is said, viii be
the largest in the world
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
THE AMERICAN BIRD.

The Alameda brought a fine large
American Eagle" a nice lot of fat Cal
ifornia Quail, etc. for the Kaimuki
Zoo
The Hawaiian Glee club and the Ka-
waihau Orchestra will give a concert at
the Zoo Sunday afternoon from 2 o'clock
until O'clock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
LIKELIKEs FINE SHOWING.

The steamer Likelike will not arrive
until tomorrow from her run as she
made a special trip this week to Ku-
kaiau after sugar According to the
report today by Admiral Beckley Of
the steamers Kinau and Likelike will
bring 6,25O bags Of sugar for Honolulu.
This is the first time that the steamer
has been tried out loading sugar. She
probably has not taken as much as she
Maui freight,
was on King street, Several other
pieces of land were sold.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

The Rt Rev. Libert Boeynaems,
Bishop Of Zeugma Roman Catholic
Bishop Of the Hawaiian Islands, will
leave by the Alameda on Wednesday
for Rome, to pay his respects to His
Holiness, Plus X He will be accom-
panied by Father Valentin as his
chaplain. While away, the Bishop and
Father Valentin will call on Cardinal
Archbishop Gibbon at Baltimore, and
on President Roosevelt in Washington.
In Washington they will seek to gain
favorable consideration for the pro-
posed amendment to the Organic Act
so as to permit of the Incorporation of
the Catholic Church here with all it's
holdings Of lands, which i'm the aggre-
gate in the Territory exceed 1000 acres.
In Europe they will visit Belgium and
thteir native towns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
A FAvoRITE REMEDY FOR BABIES

It's pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy a favorite with the mothers of
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
danger of pneumonia or other serious
consequences. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
NOVELTIEs AT sACHs,.

Knickerbocker shirt waists are the
ladies favorites. Our white walking
skirts set them off to a nicely. R. and
G.. corsets to justice to both and them
selves. New York prices. Fort and
Beretania streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

Have you seen the Easter display OF
Chicks, Rabbits and Eggs at the New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
FINE CRYSTAL BATIsTE.

New floral designs in exquisite color
lngs and patterns. Our special price 10
elsewhere. See Sachs Beretania Street
window.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
ODDS AND ENDS.

Good Typewriter Paper at less than
cost Regular 1.5O and 1.25 values go
ing at 80 cts. box. Call early before its
all sold Wall, Nichols Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
$1.5O FOR S5Oc

Arleigh & co. are selling regular S1.5O
books at soc. Popular authors Cloth
bound editions Now is your chance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
NEW KINDS OF DRINKS.

they are cool, refreshing and pleasant.
They always can be found at Hobron's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

Automobiles can be hired day or night
at Club Stables, Fort Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

Lutted's Hawaiian Poi In Pound Cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
MANY WAYS.

There are man. ways of papering a
house. Enos Bros do it the right
way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

Fine job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

IS SOLD.

BoNDHoLDERs BUY THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL soaOOO
OVER SIXTY THOUSAND LESS THAN THE FORECLOSURE JUDO
NIENT-GEoRGE LYCURGUs ONLY BIDDER AGAINST THE
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
REP AIRED AGAIN

PETETsBURG
and cruising outside of Vladivostok
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
A May DAY SPECIAL SESSION
EXTRA SESSION ON MAY FIRST

GOVERNOR CARTER DECIDES TO CALL LEGISLATURE TO-
GETIiER TO WORK on APPROPRIATIONS IMMEDIATELY AT
ADJOURNMENT OF THE REGULAR sEssIoN-oNLY
APPROPRIATIONS ALLOWED TO BE CONSIDERED.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22

star Want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
Russians
Must Leave
French Waters
ASSOCIATED Cable The Star.
p
o Frenc wal wi he eet
UPRISING OF. FLLIPINOS

MANILA p J., April 22Th
a
Leonard
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
TOGO'S SQUADRON

p 22The
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-22
Will NOT RESIGN

PARIS, April 22-Premer Delcasse
resign and will not leave the premier ship.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Midtunn.

Gbparb SlIpn en- Ii6en Ssn a
gbwaro Dion, en- Sormer n9r @a.
raga, orufneoe 9irsbag I Sturgeon.
5looen. gae Sorisg paa at finoe 81
get bar ppret forgiGpeS, % man tror.
at Stremmen bar taget bet no | Wi'
higaniisen, iaa iaa at @arnets SIG
albrig pil finbeS.
Stpr Jlom. - Sra Salama5oo BE-
rettes, at aalama5oo 6lo6en er for
punoIet til en- Gid 10 Rif lang %
fra CIT S~ierbeoeIs til en- balp Dill Bret
melIem 8afesbiirg og aoIamaSoo Jon
Sslge al Hegnet forrige 2erbag pa
of, at 9emningen peo @alesburl
lprGngtes. S~uuoreoer al Sarme Ell
nDerlnsmmeoea og mango SeIte oq
areaturer 'er oyhfneSe. gbicago
Galnma5oo & SnBinnp Sernbanen Z,
%rberipsmmet % Sern6dietraiifer
meget binoret. Sunoreoe Sttie, et
onringet al Saf0. % 9ehoertle utau
britge 8daoe, % mnnee Sumilier bor
maattet ilptte op / dnben gtage | iint
Suie. Sfabeu, Tom ct giort af @an'
oct belsber iig allereoe til $4,000 og
or for oct meite pan aplingen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Nnrn pnkntn.

Sobn Wcrg, iom CT onfloget for at
bone foriaot fin Suitru 90 Here gsrn
/ @elt Superior, gSis., orreiterebes
| WtaupagS al llnberiberiff Icain.
non | Grorp. San reiite tilbage mpb
Sberiffen uben Of benne bebspeoe at
iaa HefpiiitionSpapirer.
Nse Bier auirgscs. 0afoto
enforcement SO. bIen nulio infor.
poreret | Winneiotn. o. %. Salmm
err BrGiioent og 2. y. Gpole or Sc.
fretrr. Salmon, Goole % Iuoreln
Sorlon er 9ireftsrer. &ompnnirtS
Ittiefopitol er 100000. De ianl.
me WpnS bar oginn inforporeret ia
lom Sarmcrs Spmber SO. mc6 lam.
me &npitaI og iomme GnnbcoSmrrb.
Se Dor ale / 8illmdr, huur beooe
Sompanter ntt buue Sopeofontor.
&ompdntct bill ontpg9e me 9ner
louaS tetGen6e @renc al 8rcot Ror.
thern @onen: Yno 2ofotoQreneu ire
Sper; g)orfgrclcnc Ter @per; Com.
ncrarcnen Here 9per / Deep Siberia.
len; @citbopearencn Ell up peo eu.
%ocpnnttet; SberlpnobgreneH en- 9p /
&nrn Gotnt0. San6 er fiebt til DIS
'e @ptomter, Opmaalcrc urhei6er
mco at lGBae lth 8Ian for 9pcruc, %
So'ntcr oil ltObpoc@ tiIioIgS oeu lite
NItltt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
Soroorpet Smae.

Er. Softer / Wiinhen fortpllcr i
"aPebi5m. @oheHid)rift" ell merfelig
Siitorie ON en- Mato, Der paa 8runD
al en- 6oritprrcIie / Sipruen pIltois.
Zig ff tine SmnQ3nerper | en- iaaoar
lloroen at ban imdgte nlt mnIigt an.
oerleoes cno on0re WenneTter. Sair
bapoe Ielu lugt MGrfe til. at ban lite
IGngerc fitn0c itipIne ielp iaa iforpt.
imagcnoe Sirg ION Heber, SoIt, 60.
oiffe. Suffer cllcr &nnel ira bperan.
Ore. | bpeyt 6aJo nm, naar ban tit
oct / itore Mim0iuloe % beo bpItigt
/ oet. Golicr o. aisbipiier imagte
ban beIlcr in8en 6orifiel paa, Oct bar
altiammen ems og ipngtimaaenoc.
Spiier, Der par tifbereote meo iitrt,
imagte batn bittcrt, % ialte Spiier
Imoote irrt. Get 6ele par ct Sirpar!
Sunb Der qier octte SiliGIoe iprlig
tntcreslnltt or, at Der life lamtl0lg ln0'
traaote 6oritprrelie / Sugteorgdnerte.
Gctte pleter ucmIig iau gobt iom al,
tib al pore EiIiGloet, % oct bCuiier,
at oct Der omtoItc SpaoomStiIiploe
life bar nogrt at eisrr meo De iaa
bpppigt iR6trGocnbe Sammelier al
Smdgsrcrncruc, enten pcS Sorfie'
Ielic, pcb Stoa cIer pco oct ioa al.
minoeli9e Spitgri, bpor Yatienten I,
@r. oitc timber iriif airb / bsieitc
Srao moSbpDcIigt % itGrft iaItima'
Geroe. Go Smogs. % Suateianien
ioo oftc er oibUnais al binauocn %
cnoba fan iorpcrIcS mcner man al
oereS FIaN$ i Mi~rrneceIlerne er meget
tGt op 40 binanoen; mel / bette
SiIfGloc nticr SET Tia BOG, at &c I'M.
Der ptSic 6orboIo fan pirfe 9nnIfe
uaibGngigt al binanoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
De norife Siiferier.

9riitiauia 36ie Woi. - 2ofotfiifet
er ofiluttet, og Spipnet blGn bGpet
Sen 27be Ipril. Noget operralfenoe
fom Oeune aiililtning, TIL man funoe
hape peutet, at &c 1000 gnabe, JON
ior en- llges lib iiben enonu bar til
lteoe / 9ofoten. pil6e bape fortiat III
ifet ialfalo llaen ito. Mien oet oaar'
liqe 6augit i 6orbinSelic nteo De tno'
Iebne Gfterretninger ON goot SooSe'
fife / Iinmarfen benirfebe, at SGlo'
men i 2oioten temnlelig brat bIeo al.
lluttet.
Sen jomleoe 8ougit blep 1879
MiQipn Sfrei, boilfet or bare hot
opcr SaIpparten al ct 8iennemlnlts'
oars SaHeit. 5 90.aarene bar Sofot'
fiTfets gienneminitIige llobptte 211a
Wiaion. Wcu for 0e oaarlige adr
iiSeu 1897 err set 9iennemiuitlige
llo6uttc 49, Milion, iaoIeoes at
oeu uctop uiiluttcbe SGion bare Itoar
en- ubetnoGll9neo { ptluoellauet
Tor SC aaerSaurli9ite aors llO6ptte. s
IirfeIiabcbcn bar Der bare prret tire
Mar, nemIig 1900, 1901 og 1904,
hpis llobptte bar pGret minorc emo
iaar.
Scr utdr bcn til 6angitens Stsrs
rclie, or SGioueu 1905 at regrte
blonSt Sc oaerubeISigite, hi fienoer.
Nsen ~6etragter man 6angitcnS Scr
81, bill set oiie iig, at Der o9iaa CT
2pspumftcr / SET libet treIterige Stl.
IrSc, ipm netop or tegrct. Oct ptl
piie ia, at Der iaar er fifet libet
meu goot!
grroien al bette Mars SofotFlfe
milaaes til noaet ooer 4,6O0,0 o
str. ssnecu al sc oaarlige SGioner
iioen 1897 hur bopt Iaa itcr Sntt9lt'
urrSi. Ssfipr bar SGroien life tulot
8 Nia. ar., aItinu life cngang u al
Grroien iaar. Gen gicnneminttll9e
SongitprrSi for so-aarene bar .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
MfuatrTutn.

Scsr SG0iSioR, en- Qirmbe, fom
mango Iar reiitc 2lco @armmS
9trtu8, 6soe iioite Senoo1 / tit 0iem
Roscoe, 8oobbue Gountp. Son uar
Z 500 ng 70 CONNER bst % par ue0
fin SeO DC Ior gaumcI.
st 5armsrrnsoe BoIbtes forriqe ltoe
Rortboae, Sta$ca Gourtp. hpor 6.
&. &roreuS, Statens SfooupimS.
rInb oor ben forrcmite Ealer. Son
fo8be bL. O., at 6cn iiSfte 2eaisIntllr
hapoe oeotngct en- Son ON, nj Staten
ihllSe betole SoIp6acn Al 0lnfoiuir.
gen ueo at befiGmpe Gfog. % Vrr.
~rieormSe, % Goiutpet, / bpilfcn
&ranocE iorefou, 6crt auSen 6oIpScL
For'natoatito6er. iagSe ban, er life
sSIGrtrtn8 Al Grpr til at fe poa, me
&sooPiier al SfoQ. Iau at treble Ga
fierbe &GsieS Sab fan bIipc inN.
brtn9enoe. Ger er ire Wdlioncr Nc.
res ioooart &onO, ion1 Snltcu bllr6e
fad % oeolIge9oloe ao0 Stoa Sad.
@coe 8eie or al itsrite 9s6uatoiobeS
SfnGen for at Eemlner let fan 5rin.
ees I'll RarfeOet. Experimentation
er Ell SiPIp % life en- SinbrinQ ior
SettIinS. Gen ioafaISte ~iorte Sfoa"
8aocu o. @iirtemberg bar @per "a
Smosbper % 100000 Snbbpaae.
re, itjent rem fun er t&aIoSeIen iaa
flor Tom Stasca Gouutg. gn6re "a
Iere beo 0tsoet p1r grof. Sutmtd 9.
Green, ionl taIte ON "5rrat %
8rertiager" o. q. g. Qec8uire ON
"apltHa. iom itaar iig 5eoit / moro.
eitiige @inHeiota" iant ON "9&eieri.
BRITT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

st ueifaaaeabe Goa poa saa.ga,
nen lob at Sfinnernc peo Saiufins
NanSass. Ser Woospcane o. poft,
posncn bIep fnuit % gasiogcrpoe'
neit pGItcoe % Chris 0sfen, iom bar
pdn Beien til Gperctt, @aib., tit Fl
itpat Soar, Tom fan bIipe iarIigt
Eoitbetienten paa Gcoet fom ogiao
alporliat tilifaoe.
Galfins gIoef / aenoibd eoelaaoes
! Wanoags al SI6ebrouo. 9pauin.
gen beiipfieoes al Noffhulet % Soieph
y. Fits Co., fom bonolebe meo Ma.
ling % Ole. Sobn Smitb, en- is
Mars aammel Msnler iatte aipet til,
oa Sloen cpituo peo en- GrpIojion /
gaiementet, bpor ben unae Smith
fplote Ole ! en- itsrre annbe. Glen.
oomstabet boa Bpeninaen beIsb fis
til $4,000. en- al 8oItbetjentene
blep onerpGIbet af Meg, rtets ban
torisste at reooe rtogct no at poitbu.
let.
9ief5 pimber. Sra 2oopImitb be.
rettes, at fire 0cputp II. 9. Mnr.
ibals font tilbase til gpen ira Game
ron.0 Gmningen. o. at ser III er
fommet Spajsr iItano meaem Ssobit
). Diets os @isfisiippi aippr aog.
ging Company. Oct mclbes, at Som.
paniet bar soaet ino pod at betale
9iet5 $4,000. for SiaoSelie til at
brine 100000 500 CONNER glen.
iient 0%rinningen. SuIot Wanofab
er letot for at fsre 9smmeret ODER.
Ter ienbtes flere Snes R9no til
GPmninsen for Here Tiger iiben iant-
men nteo @aribals, men Se forn Iiot
efter Itot tilbage, og man trpr M, at
eericm WGcb er ien6t oerben uben
Warihuls. lao MAJ Ser bore fommet
6orlig iltanh. Saafnoige Solf il.
ger, at oetre Siitorie foiter aompa.
niet $4,000; 100000 for Sen
Sfaoe, iom er giort paa 5smmeret
oeroeo, at oct er liggct iaa l9nse !
ganbet; $4,000 for 6oIf % for
WasibnIs, iom bar ppret peo Demt.
nineen | itgepis i,oen at gisre noget,
% $1,000 mere til 3iets, enc bail
~fcrlaugte iiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

Miuioner Ser, for 90.s(orene $500
600 Ser. og for De iioIte 4 gtar Q901
-t904) bare 81 Wfia. Ser.
@rlnnSen til, at 6nngitoGrbiPr
iaar or blepen Iaa operraffenoe flor.
er bels, at Siifepriien bar pGret me-
get bei, ntaaife oltfpr bst, oeIs oett
at Gram. og Rognptool1ftiuueu bat
pGret iao 9lGbelig itor, og Griiern(
ogiaa paa bisie 9iprooitfter bar boz
ret iproeleS beie.
Qntnlet al Siifere, iom iaar bal
SeItaget / 2ofotiiifet, opgipes til 90
626. 8ienneminitlig tiente boer ST
ifer 224 Ser. @rutto. Ienne 8rut'
toict CT betpoclig itsrre eltO poIrlig.
9taar unbtageS 1901, ga 9ruttolot'
ten bar 2 ar. itsrre ertb iaar, bar Der
life / noget al Be iioIte 10 aar pRrei
oper 100 arouerS 8lenneminitslot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
3noutnuu.

Sra Sclcua berctteS, at gilbert
NoroitremS fire imna Spnner, al
bpiIfc Den GIoite unr ii glnr sommcl,
forIeoen Gag piloc tose iig en- aiore.
tir. Zen Glbitc @ut fierte Seitcn,
% Sa De tom til @reot 9tortbern ga.
nen, fom ct hurttggaoeuoe 9otomo.
Ito ttifpnc. Buttrn iou, at 9ofomo.
%tipterercn life fitnbc ltanle, o9 at oe
better life tlunnc tomme oper 9anen,
oa ban hauoc Ganb$nproUrelie nof
til at Itonic Soften, buor Den bar. SO.
fomotioet renote MOB Soften, rep NJ
ocnS 6orbcn og finite oaina @ognen,
men &ernenc fom uifaote ira set.