davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-28
HAAKoN AND OLAF.

! L Pr nee OlaE IG the skepticsl bard were wrong and there be, after au' something moro than sound in I name, the new king of Norway has done well in selecting names toTI himself and the crown princ, his son-tbat is, be has done well if we consider the Identification of a king with his subjects and their history as well doiny. Haakon and Olaf have been among the most famous names ln Norwegian history.
 Haakon, The Good, the first of the name, was the first ruler to attempt to introduce the Christian. religion into Norway. On account of the uupopu- lsrity of the movement he was defeated and killed in 96l, having reigned 2 wears. HsakOn, The Good, was an ille- gi.imate son of Harold Raariager, and he was educated in England at the court of King A5hels:an. =
 ADothe I Iaakon, Ha 'kOn, V,surnamed The Old" became famous on account of his long Unsuccessful reign, aud be- cause of the exploits of Morse na7iga' tors while he was king. It was during his reign that Greenland and Iceland were annexed to Norway, thus making his country the first to get too.hOld on the American continent. He was king for nearly a half century.
 Scarcely less renowned have been the | services Of Norway's Olafs than those of the Haakons. It was an Olaf, Saint Olaf,that consolidated his kingdom and received recognition for his ktngly title from all the jars O: Norway, and who succeeded in introducing the Christian religion into his country. Saint Olaf, Iise so many kings who have sat upon Morse as well as other thrones. was killed tu lO3O, two years after he had lost his crown. He reigned for l3 years.
 O-s of rba notable things done for Norway by an Olaf was to dePose a Ha- l kon, whose name is not so greatly rev cred as is that of the other HaakODs who | were surnamed The Good" and "The Old." It was in g96 that Olaf Tryg- vessou. the posthumOus son of a petty Norwegian king born and reared in l Russia to which land his mother was
 driven after her husband had been murdered defeated and took the crown
 from Haakon the Bad Olaf was 10 then and for many years he had been a ] viking and had ravaged the coasts Of France, Britain :aud Ireland to the l glory of his people aud the discOmdture
 of his coutry's enemies. His short
 reign was strenuous and troubled. In | 1000 he was defeated D a naval battle | in which he was arrayed against the i kings of Denmark, aodSweden and COIL
 bination of disaTected Norwegian jarls. |
 1.-the new king of Norway and his
 successor, Crown Prince Olaf, shall | live 70 add glory and lustre to the names the bear there will be interest
 ing things taking place in the old Morse | kingdom during the first h..i of the 2Oth century.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
yllnfcl @rGiig &crceu."
30. Stiitnnasicit.
Sonntag, Den 16. Snli. =
HOic &auf Sbprc.
1879 go
Gn0cte am Walaeu.

Ter Ne1er Sobn 9urd gcbentt.
Satte ole Wtulattin Qllu WtarceIl
crmor0et. - Shliei rllbig in Der
letter Noht. - Storb geiaBt.
Ger Neqer NSobn 9urdt pelher ant
=. Sonllor Die inngc Mlllottin 2ult
Morccll crmor0ctc, biiBte ole Gbnt
geitcrn i'm Sofc Oea Stoot9ei1ng.
uiilcS am @ulacn. Sd)criii @reeu
legte INN 9.47 &ormittog5 Die SuuO
an 0cn oie SaQtbiir oeS 8nlgenS 0ii.
ncnoen Scbcl, mo 10 Winuten IpG.
ter erflGrten sic Ier5te Den @ebent.
ten iiir foot.
Ger Gooes. Gun6iOot ldlIiei Die lebte
9tuht bon ~ bis 6 llbr rubig uno felt,
nufoem er am Nahmittoq porbtr
bon Dem Ncgcr.9 uptilten .FreOiGer
I. ". Cane in ieincr 3elle qetonit
woroen lpor. Gr idlug ooS Iiir i'm
6ercitcte 6riibitiid uber aus unb Der.
brodlte Die 3eit bis 5u icincm SoOc3.
gang in 0eleIlldoft leineS geiItigcn
HotbgeberS IN tiefer Nnoabt. NlS er
nm $40 bcm Sdcriii inn 9ilrcou Oc5
@eiGnqniBmarocinS Soof 5ugciilhrt
mo fir Sen leBten Sang gefleioet
mltr0e, mar cr 5lpar etlua3 nerOoS,
obcr er 9in9 Ooh ieiten SdritteS, mo
5iemIih geioBt beitic9 er audi Den
8olgen.
Sic 2cidJe mlir0e Ncgcr.2 eidenbc'
~Itotter Mm. Sobnion ilbergeben uno
miro beutc bon ser 81. Mdrt3 Stride
aus, oereu Seellorqer Goltor Z. ".
Cane lit, bcer0iqt meroen.
9urd, beging ooS &erbrehen, fiis
melhes cr geItern ocn 600 om @al.
gen erlitt, am N6enO 0eS 3. ,tonuor
'oicicS ESobrcS in Dem Souie Nr. 223,
@elcome-Nllep. Gr bottc. aus Gbars
lotto, Nc, Itomnlcn0, nit 2uluOtar'
cell in Suirfielo, Inne Iruuoel.Go
Mo, in mil0er Gbe gelebt. Sic Der.
lieb i'm sort mo font nod) 9olti.
more. &crncbnleno, 0oB lie bier ei'
men ncllen 2%iebbuber g~eilnben, fam
@urd) olld) nod Baltimore, no er lie
in Dem @ouie Nr. 223, @elcome.@l.
lcD, no lie mobntc, auiiudte uno
nit cincm Hepolper ifoB, Mebrerc
Stunoen ipGtcr itorb ooS Srollen5im'
mer IN cinem Solpitol. 9lrd, eni'
ilpb, iuur0e ie0oh 9 Gage lpGter IN
Der NGbc bon Ga Eloto Mo. bon oen
0etettioS Nrmitrong II. Gougblin ol,i'
acipiirt mo perboitet. HidtergSriabt
uerurtbciltc i'm am 10. Ipril 5iim
SoOe, notbem sic @cidmorencn i'm
OeS WoroeS I'M eriten 8rabe ibuloiG
bcfun0en batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Staot Baltimore.
9ltt bic Seier!

FeriOnen, peldJe bic Stabt iuGb'
renb Der Commemorate DerlaTen,
fGuncn ben r9cutidrm Gorreiponoen'
ten" nno baS SOnnta9sblntt fir 60
Gents pro WOnat mad europa fir
$1,30) per EUit 5macidJidt crboItcn.
Ncdjt5eitige Mumclonng Der Iorcne
fir ben Sommcr, ebenio ocS ctlu0iocn
@ediels Serielbcn iina i'm SntcreNe
Der 2eier erminldt, nm llntcrbrr'
dung in Der 3nieuOuna ocS @Iattes
All Oerbiitem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Die 8ap %liunutcr.

Nenn Sbr an @ohentagen feline
3eit bnbt, 10 iabrt nit Gilrer 1ami.
lie an Sonntagen nah Soldelter;
Sbr iobrt Damn oli einem groBeu
Sompfer, erireut Guh ser Saiss
maller 2uit inter 9Gumeu, geniebt
DIE Stranopergniigungen ben aon5en
Gag unb beiinoet gud IN gutter @e-
ieulfait. aoItct MIR % Gents iiif
Sim mo Miidiabrt. Gon5ertmIiif
aui Der Sabrt. GS9-9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
las yScttcr.

Siir WurnlonO mo 0cn 1iltrift
Columbia aeleQcntIihc Hc0cnldoller
un0 @emittcr. Icittc liIolIde Mlnoe.
Ger b0hitc bcrmomctcrltano mar
81 @raO INN , llbr Nahmittog@,
Der ~nieoriaitc (bermometcrltono
mar 20 @ra0 nm | llbr Nad)nt.
Mittlcrcr Narometerltun0 $3.50.
Ter h0hIlc (bcrmonctcrltonO Der
lcbtcn 81 Stun0eu in nodiol9en0cn
StGbten mar, mic iol1t: Goltport &C..
YortIono a. Bolton 81, NlbonD SG,
Ncm. 2)orf IS, Sorri06lrg 81. EbiIo'
oclpbiu 81. NtlanticsGitp IS, Cape
Wtou IS, Naibington Sc, Noriolt 81,
Sottero9 81, Charlotte Sc, Milmin1'
tom IS, Gbarleiton IS, Suponnub 80,
Sadionpilc IS, (Nipitcr Sc, Sen gSelt
90, gItIantu rs, montgomery 81,
Sleeps Orleans SO, Eolcltinc Sc, @ols
pelton S4 Corpus Gbrilti 80, Wicnls
pbis 80, Cincinnati 81, Eitt9burg 81,
SSluc0o 81. Buffalo 81, GlcpelunO
so. 0ctroit IS, Alpeno 20, WiorQucttc
&C, @rcen Ban GS, Chicago a, On.
Iutb y, Ct. Full so, ct. Solli9 81,
aonioS. Gin 81, Smobo IS, @urou
rs 9iemord y, @iliiton II, Soprc
rs, SeIcno 50, Salt @ofe SO. Icnucr
50, Nortb Elottc 81, 0p0gc 81, Ame.
riQo ~, Sos Nn9ele9 Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Starb in 3 eutihIono.

Storb in 9eut h lonb. -
Sr. @m. 2.Gaiott BON ser Sirn1a Gl,
liott Bros, lit on Gonneritoa in
SoISihliei, Seutihlono, geitorben,
no er lib nit iciner Satin ouihiclt,
Inn &eillma BON Der @ift 5u iuden.
Gr mrrbe 1881 in Gliiabetb , Gitp,
Nc, geboren uno fam 1861 mad,
Baltimore, 100 CT nit lcinem 9rll0er
Solepb y. elliott Die Sirlno elliott
Bros, Soummoa. uno GommiilionS.
b1noler, grilnoete. Sr. elliott, Ser
in Nr. 1912, Ct. EanIitroBe, ,uobnte,
bintcrloBt nllr feline @attir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Spesicae Wutis.

Sur Solde, oie an @odentaget
nldt abtolnmen f%onnen, bieten oie
SonntogSiabrten nad SoIhelter ole
lelnlten Illsiliige aus Ser Staot.
@enllgeno Sdatten. Spe3ial : Con.
5erie. Grtra.9 oote. Sson fir aae
uno MIR 20 Gents fir Die Munoiabrt
nit Dem groBen Iampier n2ouiie."
(166--95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Ireb. 8auernidmiot's yNmerican
Wrcmere"- &ier.

Sci Ger SeritelpnQ Oieier 9icrc
meroen MIR Soplen mo Wnl5 better
GmalitGt perpanot - ouber ihrc itci,
aenoe EopularitGt. Sin &erllh miro
sic bon oeren 8pr5iiglltteit iiber5cl.
gen. aiite ST. 9rouerei 1104-t12S
Silens StraBe. Gel. Is. & 4. 1854,
MD. 1491. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08

sf'iISIS' -: ! 8 ! 9 Z 3 8 80
S|teIlten sic nie0rig{ts
Sorbcrung.- Gas AHaebot Der
.Morplano 9reogiug & Contracting
60" sur Iusbo9gerlm1 mchrerer
Iliiiie mo 6Gfen nnt Oitiiier Morp.
lambs iino bonn Sbcrii II. 9. &orie,
Dem @lmbeS Sn9cnicur iiir @niier.
peqc, ser Staot Baltimore sur Nm.
nobmc c%WIpio6len morocn. Gnllelbc
mar $l7,G799G, unb Die Grbeiten
miiiieu inuer6olb eilleS Sobres Dol.
len6et meroen. Scr Gontrnft critredt
iid) nli Ole Off, Aonticote-, @icomi.
CO., Gbcltcr., Gboptonf., Woripid-,
Nocontotca go Srappe. mo Wonfins
SIiiiic unO Nod Soa5 Gieenstoipn',
Claiborne. ulo Eombribqe.SGfen II.
hen Spo2tin-Grccf sic ale in Morp.
lono licqcn. SIR Grmtf ". Shirt lit
DER FrGiiocni Der erfoI1reid)en Gom.
pngnie, Die oos nieoriQite 9ln9ebot
itellte mo Gonturrcnten aus Ebilo.
belpbio mo Baltimore aus oem Sci.
DC idlua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
Gcnnn,s feiue aerbltete Safiees

peroeu in allen StaottbeiIen bon
Baltimore p%errauft. Ole porsiiglide
GualitGt uno mdbigen Yreiie MADDEN
bieielben serabesu beriibmt.
G.5.aenup Gp., Sbee, Gaffee, Sad'v.
tNprii5. iEtDoSaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
,Sn bcr guten alten


beginner Die |rciie 81 iollcn mir
boben bie Ereiie iiir feline unO 9roBe
Fortien Der better CONNER . Ntjilge
genllg ernieorigt, nm Sud bel Gllren
6erien = llnfoiten erhcblidj inter Die
Nrme 81 g%reiieu. Madt Gltd bier
ohi groBe Bargains geioBt - Oem
mir buben oieielbcnl
500 fir pirflihe 8ebn Dollar Outtuo .glniI9c
$50 fir tbGiiitlide 3p6lf 2oadr Cutt1gf
Hn8ilge.
S9.1j fir nOr5iialihe ~iiini8ebn Dollar sc
fhdfi5s 9lnSiige.
S14.50 iiir feline 6mnn6ig Collar 8aIur ~gln5ilGe.
$3.50 tin bobfeine iiHlunb8pan8ie Dollar
Nn5iige. ~
8oOe Nn3iige, Ne9ligee . Semoen
uuO SolabinOeu, por3iigli6e Goia.
mas mo an0ere 6erien.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
MrtDur ~. Nobipn,
Qr 1c7. rN.S 1oItiusre.HtrsA

Haiiage . Notariats . Welbmediel.
Snream. Sdiffsfarten fir aae
Dampfer.2inien. Heiiepdfie, Wediel.
@elopediel uno @elbienoungen.
(aprtIf4.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
SamItaa. umS Sonntaa.GrfnrTuneu

mad @aibinaton SGD ouf Der
.Yennlplpania- 9abn." @iaete limo
fir Die &iidiabrt bis Sonniag
albenb siiltig. @le 3iiae, Den
eGongreiiionaI 2imiteo" oiiseenom.
men. Q6r&SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08
,llnfel @raiio + &ercen."
30. StiitnnaSieit.
Somtaa, ben 16. Snli. =
Mole 0anf Sborc.
(1S9,96).

Voiebnll. - Ger Ncaen BON
qeIicrll, Der guar tur} nad) Der Nit
to9Sitm0e auibGrtc, bate oo" 0oIe.
bnlielo an Der port &oo0 10 0urd)i
ndbt, ooB fem Spiel ltottlinoen fonn'
te. Seutc linOcu oogeQcn 5pci Gons
teltc nit Dem 9teuart Ghlb ltott. ln@
&eiultot oe9 SpielS IN Hohcitcr mar:
IN Hodiriier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08

an Norboit.9 Baltimore ridtete ser
Stilrm gleid)foQs bcOCutcnocn Sd)o.
oeIl an, inoem cine qur5e Nn5ob(
@eIler iiberilutbet murocn. Gie SGu.
ler, oeren &eaer i~ibcriIutbet ipuroen,
mo lire Gigentbiimcr iinO:
Otto 9ottger, Nr. 1923, Sopfin3s
Npemte. 1
Sotob Differ, Nr. 1893. Sopfins.
NpcnIc. 10
Ism. @orri&, 9}r. 1929, Sopfins.
2Iucnuc. '.'.
lboa. 81. @inmit Nr, 1881, Sop
fins Nuenue.
6ruuf Mcs(oolp, 9tr. 1927, Sop.
tins.ApCnuc.
AboIpb 9reeboh, 9tr. 1910, Sop,
fins NOenue.
SouiS 81. Grant. Nr, 1884, Sit.
GaaerItroBe.
Mobcrt NnoeriolL Nr. 1882, Sit.
GoacritroBe.
Grou &Oo airbn Nr. 1880, Sit.
GoQcritroBc.
6rou WorO 6. Tor0, Nr.1S28, CIt.
Go2CrItroBe.
SllOlpiG "copper", )tr. 1926, Oit.Go.
0critroBe.
George g. Cooper. Or. 1900, Dit
Go0eritroBc.
&o6n 6inf, Nr. 1912, Oit.Goger.
ItrnBe.
EbiG. Gilman Nr. 1910, S1t.
GoQcritroBc.
&onle3 Modobrc, Or. 1908, Nlt.
GogeritroBe.
SEQ. 9cder, Or. 1904, Oit.Goger.
itroBe.
GboS. s. Mitdeu, Nr. 1902, SIt.
GoQeritroBc.
QouiS @oIoenbcrQcr, Nt. 1900,
Oit.9iooleitroBe.
Grmn Gmmo &udion, Or. 1904,
SoptinS NDenlte.
Hobert Meomou, Nr. 1902, Sop.
fins gIpcnle.
Soirpb @tiaer, Nr. t7t6, @ioSIe-
ItroBe.
SonrcS Mihoroioh Nr.t7t4 9iOo.
IeitroBc.
1rieor @ilbeln, Strife, 9ibole.
ltroBc.
1rou Gotb. Eorr. NHr. t71O @iobs
lcitrobe,
George 81. Soc, Gar. 17Os, 9iooIc.
ItroBe.
@m. 9cb, OR, t7OG. 9ioblcItr.
GomorO Sorria, Nr. 170l, Dit
QIOoleltroBe.
6r. &en3cl, Nr. 1885, Olt-9i>Ole.
itroBe.
@enrp =. Mcinborot. Or. 1100,
SopfinS Npcnmc.
Srou Nnnu Nuidyulnrm Nr. t7l6,
SIt.G6oieitroBe.
9cni Gbombcrloiu Or. 1744, SIT.
GboiciroBc,
Sobn $. FoitoL Nr. t74O, OIt,
Gboleitrobe.
&enrp :. 1onoloion, Nr. 1742,
SitGbuicitroBc.
&oicpb Yortbree, Nr. 1873, Dit
GbuleltroBe,
@uItuO aimmett, Or. 1876, SIT.
GboicItroBe.
GOworo g, Bacon, Rr. 1884, Oit.
Gboicitrobe.
Scuin &. @oQarh, Nr. 1882, SIT,
GboicitroBc.
SoIuep 2cmiS, Nr. 1880, OIt,
GboicitroBC.
&obn ", Sorton, Nr. 1928, SIt.
GboicItroBe.
6ruu MorD Rolb, Nr. 1926, Dit.
GboicitroBc.
&obn =. GborbS, Nr. 1924, Sit,
6boicltroBc,
Grib s. Shmonted, Nr. 1900, Dit
GboieitroBc.
@enru Simpert, Ir. 1902, Dit
GboieltroBc.
6ruu Mnrp $. @ilfeu8, Nr, 1904,
Nlt'GbolcltroBc.
Grou Cora Spiclmcpcr, Nr. 1906,
81 GboicitroBc.
Ho@coc ". Nadorb, Nr. 1903, SIt,
GboicitroBr.
6rou Nnlonoo Gioeemop Nr. 1910.
Slt.GboieltroBc.
Eetcrg9inmer, Nr. 1901, Sit.Gboie'
itroBc.
Geo. $. acpier, Gr. t03> SopfinS-
Npcmuc.
Foul Sole, Nr. 10lt, Sopfins-Ipc.
Nobn g. @cder, Hr. 1887, SopfinS.
AUcnuC.
&obcrt Meoo, Nr. 1712, Barnes.
Strobc.
lh:u.>,. Or o., t-tt M,,,,no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-08


GogcritroBc.
@ottlicb @rop. Nr. 1927, 0it.Ga
gcritroBc.
". 5dmal} 9tr. t719, Oit'Goger-
StroBe,
Soicpb N5fcu, Or. I'LL, Oit.Goaer.
StroBc.
z. Qoplon 9}r. 1715, Sit,Goaer'
StroBc.
3o6nForfcr, Nr. 925, @c2onouob.
9(pcmuc.
Irm @uic, %r. 1913, mcGOnOuab.
Npenlc.
Wnr. McS6crrp, g'r. 1913, 9torO.
0roa0man.
@n. $. .2oscn 0tr. 93t, NorO'
9rooomuD.
". Scorncp, Or. 800, Moro,9roor,
maD.
$. g. Brad, Nr. 927 Noro.9roao,
man. ...
Mohcl SommcrS, Nr. 925, @orO'
Qroo0moD. rr....
@iaiom &uOocG Nr. 937, Mc3o.
nouGG StroBc. 40,
s.. g. Brad, Nr. 935, McInnonQb.
StroBc, rig.
Gtcpbcn 9. GIorf, Nr. 933, Ifc'
1onouQbitroBc.
oWommcrtol 9rou.GO.," Nr. 93t,
Observation-Disclosures.
g. BENDER, Nr. 929, Nc orough.
itroBc.
Hobcrt I6ompion Nr. 927, Mc2o.
rouQbitrnBc.
Ino, @uloron, Nr. 923, Soptin&.
Mpcnte.
@org. Golcmon Or. $50, SopfinS.
Npcn,c.
Morp &ugbe$, Nr. GtO, Noro.Gocn.
StroBe.
Gba8. Sciton, 0tr. G12, Moro.Gocn.
StroBc.
&ennic McSoncp, Nr. GA NorO.
GbenitroBc,
6reo. WtiQcr, Nr. GOT rnO COB, g..
GbenitroBe.
&cnrD Snitfer, Nr. Cos, NorO.
GoenItrnBc.
emanuel 6iibcr, Nr. Coz, Noro.
9oenltraBe; @m. i. Iuplor, Nr.
609, Noro.@OenitroBe; Sorab Stem,
Nr. Git, Noro.G ocnitroBe; &omeS
StanleD, 9fr. $40, NorO.G ocnitroBe;
Gobn @ua, Nr. 1920, Mc@lOerrp.
StraBe; 6rau Nnna Golliion gr.
1880, SeiierionitraBe; Sri. Semie
SiIber, Hr. $685., Roro. G6cns
StraBe; S6oS. @lid, Rr. 1401, SIC.
GlocrrDitroBc; Stepbeu Glorf Nr.
1915, WcGIoerrpitroBe; %. aenoell,
Nr. 439, Norb.G entroI .Mpemle; Ga.
rnb Neu, Nr. 600, Horo = Central.
Mperie; 3. Benedict, Or. 500-502.
Noro. GOenitraBe; :. aouigin Nr,
50G, Noro.@ oenitrobe; Gonin Pr.
thur, Nr. 50S-5t0, Huro. G0erl.
StrnBe; Sp. Strobmeper, Nr. SIC,
Noro.GoerltroBc; 2oilru @ii6op, Nr.
51S, Noro-GOenitroBc; Sobn 9eolc,
Nr. $50, Noro.G ocnltraBe; e. aatb.
mann, Nr. 52G, 529, 600 uno 602,
Noro. Goenitrobc; Gbo$. Sieqmun0,
Nr. 52S, Noro. GocnitroBe; Orlando
Cooper, Nr. $50. Noro. GoenitroBe;
@m. Sarton, Nr. $50. {. goen.
StroBe; Samuel &inoe5, Nr. 534,
9toro.GbenitraBe; Gba@. 2inoiap, Nr.
GOA, Horo.G0enitruBc; 9ernep Wiu.
ooliSfp Nr. COG, Noro. goenltraBe;
Sobn Sadiou 9tr. 6t3, Noro.Goeu-
StruBe; Noom Nuitine, Nr. Go bis
6t7, Horb.@oenltroBe; 9baS. 8ibiou,
Nr. 6t9, Morb.Go enitroBe; Hobt. $.
Suiielbaugb, Nr. 621, Noro-G oen.
StraBe; Gouio Collar, Nr. 623 bis
625, Noro.G benitroBe; Samuel
Sd,out, Nr. 627, Noro.G oenitrobe;
Snmuel Simon, CIR. 5t5, Norb.
eoenltraBe; Sam. Sponoouer, Nr.
517, Noro-gbcnitroBe; ". aratld,
Nr. 30, Norb.G Central Ipcnle; =.
0oibiea, Nr. oil, Noro Central.
gpemle; ". ". e. Miiner, Nr. 2t3.
Noro = Central . Npemle; " Nell.
mann, Nr. 2t5, Noro Gentrol.
IuenIe; @bmin Imett, Nr. Gil,
Noro . Central . Npcnue; 6. 0allb,
Nr. COB. Cos mo COZ, Moro . Gen.
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Nesfreif

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8ouoerneur Wo9oon bat oo3
StootS Requirement ~benadridtiat,
Dob Ser 0cutihc Eeter SEEMING bon
@oIbington in Banana am 26. Ssuni
ooS geIbe Iieber betam mo ooron
9eltorben lit. Ob ser Seritorbcne
&erlponote in @oibin9ton bat, lit
nitt befonnt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Felix Patout to Mrs. Mary S.
McMahOn ct ais a certain lot of
land measuring 80 800 on st.
Peter st. in the town of Iberia.
Consideration, $1,000.
III Bonvillain to iberia Parish
certain strip of land measuring
40 feet wide for Public Road.
Consideration, 81 90
Justiien Crochet to Josepeh
Crochet a certain tract Of land
measuring % arpents at Fausse
Pointe Consideration, $1,000.
Jules Dreyfus to Louis Landry
Leased Of lot and building on
Center ST. in the town of New
Iberia. Consideration, for one
year $l5 per month.
j d Olivier to Abraham Butler
a cen tain lot of land measuring 30
X 112 near Olivier. Considera-
ton, $35.
J D Olivier to Olivia jenkins a
certain lot of land measuring 30 x
100 near Olivier. Consideration,
S65.
Joseph Crochet TO Jus'illieD
Crouchet a certain tract OF land
measuring 80 arpents in Fausse
Pointe. Consideration, $1,000
John d Olivier to Thomas Gary
Gel tain lot of land measuring As
1872 near Olivier. Consideration
$3.50.
Camelia Bergerie widow ct ais
! to Joseph + Hitter certain lot OF
land measuring 145 100 in the
town of New Iberia. Considera
tion, $27OO.
Dominique Natolie to Geovanit
Natolie 1 undivided interest III 8
lot on Providence street in tht
town of Iberia. Consideration
5000.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12
snake Hay While the Sun
Shines"

There is a lesson in tie work OF
the thrifty farmer. lie knows
that the bright sunshine may last
but a day and he prepares for the
showers which are so liable to
follow. SO it should he with
every. household. Dysentery,
diarrhoea and CHOLERA morbus may
attack some member Of the home
without warning. Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy, which is the best known
medicine for these diseases, should
always be kept at hand, as lmme-
diate treatment is necessary, and
delay may prove fatal. For sale
by all druggists. Aug
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12
The Archbishop Dead.

The beloved Catholic leader,
Archbishop Placide Lewis Chap
ellie, ,succumbed to the yellow fever
at his home in the Crescent City
on Wednesday at 1890 p III on
the sixth day Of his illness. A pro
found shock was created through
out the State by the announce.
ment, which was very generally
unexpected. The Archbishop had
returned to the city after long
confirmation tour. and three DAYS
after his arrival he was stricken
with the dread disease on Friday
of last week. All that science and
medicine could do was of no avail
IN saving his life. He was figure
famous both as a statesman and
prelate. The closing scenes of his
life were characteristic of the
consistent Christian and eXemp
larry man. The body of tie
mourned prelate lies in the st.
Louis Cathedral. where services
were held yesterday and will be
neld again today. InterInent will
be made this forenoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12

In the Times Democrat of Aug.
In column Neutrality-suspicious. and
Answers we note the following:
Northerner: Will you kindly en-.
tighten me Oh the following VueS-
tionS: What are the first symp-
toms of yellow fever that person
can Judge accurately the desease!
What method of treatment is to
be pursued to combat the disease! I!
Health officer, DR.. kohnke, has
issued directions for the treatment
of the disease, which are daily
published III The Times Demacrat.
1t may be well however to supple
ment these with SOme details of
Importance as given by DIR. Ham,
ilton Jones, in his report of the
treatment of cases In the Isolation
Hospital in this city in 1897.
Absolute rest and quiet are to
be insisted on from the initial
stages. The patient not to be
allowed to lift finger to help
himself At the same tina as the
hot fOOtbath is administered. a
gentle purgative is also given, .52
or G5 grains of calomel, followed
by dose of castor oil, Seidiltz
powder, or salts, being generally
sufficient.
Sponging with tepid water and
alcohol, Florida water or vinegar,
may be used to reduce tempera-
ture.
Ia any sudden change Of wealth
er great care is to be taken to
avoid the patient becoming chilled,
and in the stage of low tempera
ture which follows the fever, abso
lutte quiet, on account OF the i'm
paired heart acton is Necessary. In
the treatment of special symptoms,
such as intense nausea or kidney
complications, which may occur, a
physicians advice should be had,
and in any case 1t is wiser to have
physicians care where possible,
though careful nursing is the
principal necessity IN the treat
ment.
The first symptoms OF the iever
are intense headache, nausea and
and an immediate attack of fever.