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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Dave cut scros~ the road. tearing Of H.
coat and waisteoat and hat as 5e wen,
shouting, too, as BE neared them for ~
men to put up the ladder, whether the
dared or not There was some one in ~,
il0ase--s0Hle one In the garnet. He -
going 70 try 70 save the mans life. so
him now. kneeling al the garnet wjpdo,.
begging them 70 have mercy On him." a..
said.
They hooked 10 Fielding eluna IN .ba
cloud Of smoke. offering tiscTsssuas al an
lars. in his ahject terror. 10 any man
among thein who would rescue him
II vas periloBs undertaking, for tho
old farmhouse was 4 mass Of fame and
burned with furious force. urged bv tie
shrek 81 the northeast wind. h,,t in :
few seconds, d. Betty and the rnillhands
watched in breathless awe. Dave nov
lost 10 sight completely in the sheets ~
luTh smoke, now Jast caught sight Of
struggling with his almost unconscious
burden. finally staggered down the lad
der, and. as he reached the ground Billy
Mcguire took 10 from his falling arms
and cry went up more heartfelt than
any those big threats had ever uttered
u was Three cheers for Dave Iangion,v
They carried 10 across to the mill
Office. where his terror stricken father
sat crushed IN his bitter modification
and laid him in the big armchair. Farmer
Stowe was with has old friend. The
squire looked up Pitifully at Dave.
You've saved my boys life" he sand
brokenly. What can / do 10 repay Won
o. show my gratitude -
Dave. blackened. FACILITATING. soorched.
yet spoke up bTayely, touching Billy Ma.
guire's arm.
Give the hands an increa 80. sir
"Done." said Squire Fielding, but JOS
eyes opened and his blue lips frightened
togther and he was silent. Billy Ma
g'Iire slipped out 10 give the news, and a
second time the air rang with the mems
cheers for Dave Langlon, a second tine
the iron entered into JOS soul 4 little
later Farmer Stowe was driving his
daughter and Dave over crossroads wav
10 Mrs. Langlon's. The young people
sat On the back seat. Dave was watch
lng Betty's face a. she had listened to
her fathers account 81 the squiTe's CIV
ing in
Betty" said the lad under his breath.
I s'pose its mean OF me 10 speak now.
but | must. and YOU mustn't mind. You're
the only girl in the world for NE. dear.
| know there's no sort OF choice between
me ard % Fielding. but / wanted You 70
know II before / went of 10 college:
That's all"
No; it isn't all. either" whispered
Betty from among the buffalo robes.
There Is a choice between you and J0
Fielding
Is there!" Dave asked. with a happy
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29
Poisonous Preserved Foods.

In preserving foods the natural colorS
of faol products tend Co fade and d.
miui>b with time In order thar This
fault De Temediel, tie Use II coloriu.
matters has become almost universal i'm
suue forms ol food products
For Instance. some time ago | WAS
unable ra find i'm tile city ~ Washington
single pound Of uucolored fnttsr. t.
matoe> aud other red vegetables and
fruits are often colored with euSip. prr-
served peas and beans. as is well known.
have the green color fixed and accentuat-
ed by the use Of q very objectionable
substance. namely. Sulpha'e ri copper.
Added red colorinc matters are often
found in wines. Preserved cherries arr,
first hieacaetl 80 as 10 become white.
then colorel a beautiful red and many
other Objectionable practices OF similar
kinds are INDUCED in. - Pearson =
Monthly
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29
Profit and Loss.

William Allen White tells Il story il
Illustrative of the tribulatious Of an edi-
tor Of n paper in the west in tie Old
days Away back in the early eighties
a notice appeared in a Journal publisher
"a Dodge City which ran aS follows:
In view of the fact that We cannot
paw the road tax Of $40 assessed against
rs This year, we have been sentenced -
Il certain period Of confinement by the
judicial authorities of this state. Con
Seluen1ly. there viii be 10 Issue IF tins
paper for the next three weeks. but a
the state viii OF course have Ia bo5r4 n.
we figure that we shall come ont some
$50 ahead. Harper Weekly.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29
Bones Soften; Height Diminishes.

Prof. I.auuelougue has just described
10 the Academy OF Science in Paris the
Ease Of q man afflicted with am unusual
illness. called OSte0malachy. which in
Taree years caused has stature 90 diminish
from feet g inches 10 less than 3 feer
According TO the physician all the bones
IL the patients body became softpned
and bent Ike rubber. and this condition
lasted for more than three years. after
which period the patient got well again
without any apparent reason or cure. and
Is now in coed health. minus eighteen
inches Of his stature.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Ernst George Raveu@tein. the German
gsozrauher and statisticiaD. estimates
that the earth. with present methods Of
pgodaeion. could support ~ inhabitants
70 she square mile. What il could sup
port with improved method. Of produc-
ti0n. who can say:-the BumbeT is be
yond limit. - the possibilities IF scien-
fi1i- discovery are beyond limit
The -9s]eller ST pgoyident agricultural
methods who passed through Iowa last
ycar preaching from the platform u a
car the economic planting O corn. told
b.. hearpF, FAat tAey We're getting only
81 bushels 81 corn 10 the acre. where
t3sey might grow 1853. He told them how
10 DO il by judicious selection If seed
thorough preparation Of the ground for
planting. ana careful cultivation Hun-
dseI- of his hearers followed lis diree-
.ie78-. aud the Iowa corn crop u 1894
was tAu largest ever harvested
The preseHt population of tAe earth.
sef3rai4- 10 the latest eensuses and esti-
mates. !. lG1L1iS.o00 or 81 10 the
Square mile Of habitable land. II the
So aole eaFtL. emitting the dessert AMI
polar ?, -lo1s. were as densely populated
las Great Britain and ireland. IL wouJ1
aave 8 population of 153l3.o76W0. 1t
), conceivable that a time mag come
when sueh a population mag exist, and
enjoy as much comfort as t1e average
terrestrial inhabitani Of the present day.
In any case, there viii be no occasion
for fear IF 1he consequences OF nog-
MAJ increase Vt population for a long
: M n -----ll.-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

a physician who preferred simple
remedies TO drugs prescribed for Inan
whose liver was inactive. the juice Of
half lemon In bot water. without sugar,
Ia be taken night and morning for few
days. Following this prescription. the pa
tent found that his daily headaches dis.
appeared and his appetite returned. For
some constitutions, lemon juice is a Surer
remedy than any drug. IL IS certainly
safer and pleasanter. II is cheaper as
well, FOR the days when the majority Of
Americans lived Ten Miles From a
Lemon are n0 more.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Martin Maloney Of Philadelphia was
made a papel marquis by Pope Lee
Mi. in May, 1903, through the iuau-
ence Of Cardinal Saloli who Is an init
mate friend Of the Maloney family. l.
was announced from Rome ut the time
that the patent Of nobility was conferred
upon Mr.. Maloney in reco snition of his
large church offerings and his efforts 10
further Catholicism" Il, this. ii was
understood, was meant the handsome
church which he built at Spring Lake.
y. j.. in memory Of one Of his daugh-
tiers, Miss Catherine Maloney, The Ma
loneys have made several visits to Rome.
where they have been received by the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

The Countess TolSioi, who Is a beau
tiful aud accomplished woman. j. usually
fond Of gay society, bat 81 please Aee
talented husband sie denies herself social
pleasures, and acts as private SECRETARY
10 the novelist. She makes many type
written copies Of those of bis works
whose publication ia Russia IS prohibited.
and these are sent through The post o.
their numerous friends They have min,
children. and all of the family converse
huently in English. French. and Rus
sian, and most # them are musicians.
Tie oldest child is an attractive girl. who
attempts - carry Ont he@ fathers ideas
by denying herself all induls,uces. buy
ing the cheapest Of clothing, and imtat-
iHs 50 far as possible, the habits of the
early Christians
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Rev DR. Theodore l. CuyIer. who has
teen for f0rty-hYe years connected with
the Lafagetge Avenue preshT teTlao
church ia Brooklyn. has 81 remarkable
record u uninterrupted service He
is noW ~ years Old, and in ibe fifty-BlBe
years II his career as minister has
meyer missed a SUNDAY By TeaseD Of H.
aess. He resigned hls active Passionate
ga 1891
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Or. y. =. MacDougal Of the Nee York
Botanical garden started ~ March fpf
Mellen AFiz. and plans 80 maze SD eX-
animation VI the desert contiguous 70 that
stream and the Gulf II California. and g.
obtain living material fer the New York
botanical garden. /. A. Goldman Of ,he
biological survey Of III. department Of
agriculture will accompany the expedition
for the purpose u extending the field sur
yeys of the department and Of obtaining
material for the study Of tire fauna Of
the region.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Lord Chelmsford, whose death IN Lon
don las occurred AZ the age Of IS. was
never lord chancellor. as announced IN the
dispatches. but son Of Frederick Thesiger,
whose family came 70 England from Sax
ony il George Ills day. and who was
twice lord chancellor. ia 1883 and in
1861. and was made Baron Chelmsford Ia
1858. The man who has died was vet
cram 81 the British army. which be en-
tered 10 1914. He served IN the Crimea,
il India and AbyssiHia. and was com
mander Of the British forces in the Kafiir
ans Znlu wars Of 1878 and 1879. de i
chiefly remembered because u IsaDdiwa-
na where 900 troops were slaughtered
and because 0f the death of the pfiBee iD-
periai II France by Zulu assegaiz. whel
the guards ran away and left him 10 has
fate. He was Gen. Tbesiger's honorary
aid de camp and under his especial pr0tee-
ton. IL 1879 Tbesiger succeelei his
father as second baron; be was made a
general ia lSsS. and retired on full psy ia
1873.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Radcliffe Saunders, 3 well-kHowu mem
her u ihe British Ornitholos.s9-' uoioa,
i'as presented hls valuable cabinet -
eggs Of birds. one VI the finest private
collections Of rhe kind in the country. 10
tae bird department of tAe National II r.
tory museum al South kensiugrol. This
important donation viii add nearly TO-
go specimens to the collection 81 birds
sgs ID the museum. which D4w has
nearly 100000 .peeimens.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

A trslsitofy interest is politics is ac-
eepte1 as evidence that Count Boni DE
CsstellaDe is at last taking life seriously.
Certain phases 81 politics arr Ar far re-
nloved from seriousness - clown Is
from abe pu-nlr.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Il is announced that tbe Lloyd N Kim
Garrison prize for poetry viii be awarded
for the first time this year. at Harvard,
instead of next year, as expected. Tie
sum of 500 and a specially designed med
al will be given TO The author of ,be best
original English poem u forty Is sixty
lines on one of these subjects: The.
Balkans The Immigrant" Harvard
College, The Strke-hFeaker." The
New Japan" Charles Russell Lowell. Re
The competition IS open only 10 members
Of Harvard college The fund providing
for the prize has been established BY class
mates and friends of Lloyd NJ. Kim Gar
fison. 81 10 commemorate his deep iu-
tere>t in poetry and his own literary
work.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

4 runaway automobile on Broadway.
New York. successfully initiated horse
under similar Circumstance by ending
~ dash Wi1h q plunge into SHOW wiz
ss5g5v
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

In the mention Of the death Of Lord
81. Heliers IN London, but few woniu .~c-
osnize the eminent lawyer aud judge. Sir
Francis Jeune He was born in 1913,
the eldest son u the bishop Of Petcrbor-
ough; was educated az Harrow school and
oxford, being a scholar OF Balliol college
He became barrister Of the Inner Tem-
pie ia 1868 and Queens counsel twenty
ycars later. Ia 1884 be- was appointed
judge Of the high court, aud became pres
.dellt II the probate, divorce and admiral
~ division, and was made judge advocate
general ana pFjyy councillor 10 lSi2
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Tie cities which are said 10 Dee s1riy-
ing 10 secure The remains of John PaBl
Jones VIII baye 10 DO more digging fo-
the honor than they oid 10 recover the
h4rg'~ body.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

When Terry MeGoverB stopped a
freigbt train with q stone. he violated
the Marquis ~ QneenSlserTy rules
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

The latest testimonial 10 the stim1lst-
ing qualities u breakfast food is tlae
STORY from Battle Creek. Michigan, q
tile bringing together 81 two hearts that
had beeH estranged forty years ago, Dy
the finding IF lost engagement ring ga
the neck Of a turtle.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

Cs1hol5., hierarchy. Dir. Maloney is
president Of the Pennsylvania Iron
Works company and vice president q
the Electric Company Of America.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-29

MeGOvern's insanity may oe due 10
0ver-indulgenee in punch
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Stdtsfonpention

0hioS &epublifanerc 1olSt Stats
fonpention / Columbus sen 25oe Mai
og aieltnomincrcoe Muruu Z. Scrrtf
til @uperner; 8eneral u. z. SarriS,
iom bar 0iceguoernsr unacr NicSin'
fen. ff Senne Stiuing tilbage u. 6.
Iupi5 nomiuercoes til Ssiciierets'
BONNER. u. $. ellis til attornen @ea
neral, ". z. WcSiinnon til StntSfls'
ierer og 0iliam airtlep iii Wc6lem
al 9oor0et for ofientlige arbeiber.
GrigsminiItcr Gait blcu faurct til
mi0lertioig 6ormlnO OF iagoe I en-
Gale, at gtr. @rpan oil, at Regierin'
gen ifdL Gle 2ouoCts Sern6oner OF
baaber at iaa set Semofratiifc Garti
meS 6crpal rmoer 8algfnmpeu /
1908. Grpii6ert RooieDeIt gaar life
iad ldngt men bar iloaet inO paa eli
Wiooeluei mcllem Senne rnoiflle Tor.
anOring on Ocn miurrenoe IiIitano,
ga ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~cgcutIig gi6r,
bpao Sc bebaggr. RrGii0eut Hooie'
pelt pil title Se%rnboncrne moer RE-
aierinqenS 3ilipu % aontrOI o. paa
sen Maooe ~aiitdfie Sc 9fis6rug. iom
bar inoiHeget iig.
Zen an aOnpentiunen pabiagne
Rlatiorm ilutter itI hertiI % opnttur.
trer 9rViiSenten og bans RalSaipere
til at fortiRtte lit Arbei6e ! oenne
Hetnina. Elatformen iremboIoer, at
por Sfi6Siurt Dor barre en- Iiug, JON
aongreSien iGrlig tuger fig at. )
Torbinoelie meS RanamoforuIers
9paniua mtaa man bolSe Tia FOR 2ir
at pore 2one life bsr rare til SiroPr
for. al urerifanife @arer fan isres !
nmeritnife Sti6e pua ale Sape, men
at Sc tpertimoS bsr irauifpuoe ll0oif.
Iin9en al Dor Sttbsfart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

Ser, iom fan pirfeliaeisres buah Gaa
Iom BELT.
gt Song Oscar, iom igaar paanr
opertoe Hegieringens 2cbelie, fnnoe
toee ct inaoout Sfribt ION at neetc
aoniitlatiagen lin Sanftion uofte beu
Itsrite Sorbmuielie / Norge. % oei
bar noft intenS Sorme / belle set nor.
Ife 8olf.
"a BET for IA Gage iiben rp9tcbes,
at aongeu paartp piibe ouertage re
gierinacn meo oet ferite, ontoges BET,
at bette ifetc, forbi ban ieIp piloc
ianftionere aoninlotiogen og oerpeo
ipore lin Sen FOR beune Gambling,
iom gauife naturligt furttoIattes at
ipGffe bans Tomllaritct | Sverige.
Men Ell Sunftionsneatelie baooe ncp'
pc mango | Rorge nentet.
ct Telegram til Sonoon fra &riiti'
anid meooeier, at frigerife 6orbere-
belier ~forpannr peo ale i~trntegiife
Tunftcr lanaS 8rrnieu, men bette
funoe bel ogiaa blot bore 8oitre al
en- opifrGmt 6ontoii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
acknowledgements.
&c rrp6rrr minneapolis % ct. Eanl
meS i'm bcrligc Sang.

Ge norife ShlbenterS "amerifas
for" feirebe npe Sriumfer | iioite
Salobel al forrige ltge ba bet beiegtc
flere at RorOpeitens .&per. Sra Vfa'
biion, @is.. orog acknowledgements
til Gou Claire % oerfra til CHILLING
bperne. Sc long | MinneapoliS ON
4ftenen oen 25be, / ct. &aul Den
26be % / N~prtbfielo % Sfeb 8ing
oen 27be. Yaa Union Depot | Wttu.
nedpoliS bleb De mootagne al Ell 6eIt-
fomite, Ser blanbt fine Wteblemmer
tplleoe flere norife afaoeniei, Ioale-
oes to al &rofesIorerne peo ben fors
eneoe &irfeS Seminar, nemlig %. 3.
gecfmm og 6. Ser. Sobnien, for'
uoen IIere 29ger. S 0amernes Ben.
teial too ct .&or paa 60 Stemmer,
ipm unber Grit Dulles 2eOelie meote
DC freIumeoe meo 8rtegS "Saugers
biIien" pg meo inmmes Soar 6ior'
Den b~loauer", Cert al Sohn GolI.
len. Sangerne Ipare0e me0: 50,
hi elifer bette 2onoet" % fierte Der.
paa til 8eit 9otel. On aftenen gao
Be aoncert ! auditorium for nelfDlot
SitS og nafte olminoelig S%eunbring.
&oncertenS 8ublitltm bar naturlIg'
bis ouerpeienoe norif; men Der bur
ogioa Ell goo Gel Speuifer og life faa
Imerifonere Mtorgeuen efter ltrsm.
meoe 9pers eugelife Slaoe oper az
Nos, oa oen iitcmmes ielDfelgelig al
8peuS nurife 0ugblao. Ser 9iereS
BOG Sen ianime gemGrfnihg JON /
Gbicago "Sribune", at Senorerne er
noqet tpuoe % o~perospes ttloels al
De froftige In~oenbasicr. glf ole no
bpoeS, at Stemmerte ~irteiter iadle'
oeS inmnlen, at man ligeiom tim bes
rer en- Neit. Ipiierne gienuemgaar
bpert enfelt Numer al 8rosrammet
og udrierer fine 2optaIer ooer ltof5'
reIien. Gienote Sange, Der iaa at
Iige er blepue ioriliOte, blep iom nDc,
% man iaeoe til Jig ielp: "Sa, iao'
leoes ifal Be ipnges."
llnoer ell 8uuie traaote 8omitecnS
1ormano, 9rof. @ilbelm 8etterien,
% Iapor S,ones inc poa Scenert, on
8ucuS sperIte gmbeoSmano operrafte
Sangerne ct Silfeflag. Sagen efter
aau Observation-Disclosures cit 2rndl
i S0in Stub for Snngerne, % Der
talte Or Smut Soegb, Geoaftsr e..
Serenion % 8rof. SO. 8. 9sctman
M. Il. Spnobens 6ormauo, DIR. g.
2oren bar ir0broen, ioroi ban er Ell
al Ian0SiangenS 8runolGggere |
Morae, ibet ran por gteolem al 9eb'
rens' b~cfjen0te apartet; men ban
lennte en- Northumberland, JONI
blep oplGit.
: ct. Yaul optraaote Stuoeitfer'
iangerne / GeopIe's Gbur6 og tog at.
Ter lit Gu6lifum meO Storm. De be.
uerteoes ser I @pcH al &uroen 9lub,
% pe0 en- 3eception, ipm bolbtes for
Dem, talte 8rof. DR.. 8. q. Stub,
9ouiul Sobe, Or. Gounro goect'
mann, o. q. 2srSag aiorbe Be en- 10.
fitgt iii Nortbfiels % REQ @ing og
iang SsnSng Iiten after i 9iinne.
aoolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

naar ban trGber al. flint Der uil rim.
De nieget 8ano / Sapet, inoen Bet fer.
Com bans Gfierislger bar man npunt
Cen mlo9renoe GiceprGiibert, Gbas.
@. 6airbonfs, 8~inansminiIter Sbap
% | Den iioite Sio arissmiuiiter Gait.
Eli bisie fom | forrige llge ben unge
Observation-Disclosures Gortelpri. Yoit.
meitere al anben og treble Masie
bolot 2auosmsoe / Waibir9ton, %
oeres S%roitprer 2aiuion forcilog @e-
neraIpoitmelteren, bpis u~nOerproneOe
ban er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
siau,an iaares. snS @araIina.

Gilman iaares. Spo GaroIinas
6etierSte Senator Benjamin u. Gill;
man bdcoe Sen 2loe RAJ oGret nj
iteSe RES aarsernmen ! en- Stole !
gSeeiielS. % oet bar msrtt, od BAN
ca bans TO 9etre Coma % psap %
gtiis granf fisrte bien. SelieRe tos
fell al geier. 90 goauen ior nsooer
en- stprtuing paa 10 300. Snscn az
Qioerne fom til StlSe; men Den
aanle Senator iif to ileuure Stso !
Ssien % bieo osiaa eIlers opteueu.
Eager tilfaIStes itrnfs. % De iiser.
al Der life er nosen Sure,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
pr0ioentemner

Soft, icm bar lang airfeuei, er al.
tiS iiolig uoe. og iaaIeOes er Set o..
iaa meo benz, iom fra oct iierne uil IA
nugen al line 9nolinger irem iii Set
bride Sus. Rooiepelt bar nctop be.
spnSt paa i'm 3ermtn iom folteudlgt
ersfuiip; men BOG opiiiler mon ole
reoe aanoioater til bans gmbeoe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
&anOaa Iurasn Sen 22oc bgrte

Ianoaa Iurasn Sen 22oe bsrte
Mrs. Gums. en- 6armerfone | Gaoies
Gountp. SHo.. at heHSes lille gugae.
barn freq ioriarSelist noe / aistfe-
net, og oa biin fom oerlS, iif bun ie,
at benSes RlSre 9otier 8ernlSire.
iom or 4 aar. haoSe lat cen lille poo
Den beSe aogeoun. en- 7oftor blep
6entet, o. ban iasoe. at Barnet er iaa
jorbr9not at Oct ueppe fan lepe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Ganeeies Reltefono.
MeSaljer % Sclpnningcr nobelcs al
Tpuocts ycitsrrre.

SpnOcfs Tctf0rcre.
Stprelien al Inorem G~nrnegies
SeItefono bapSc Wsoe / Giitsbure,
ga, Sen 24oe Qtai og belliltteOe of
i,Sbele 3 SelpmebaIier % 6 Bronco
mebalier. Ere gHfer efter WGno,
ser cmfom ultoer ar6eibet meo at
FIERCE andre, iif N Yenaeium. Gn
iergelig Sloebronb / 9rofton, Wtasi,
inotrai IiSitleoen 20oe Marts % fu-
Ite6e 80 WenncifeIio, meoenS 80
9crioner fom til Sfabe. Slere al De
cmfonme e~fterloo iiie 6umilier |
imaa Snit4uoigheber, og Der bar
t26 gnfer % gsrn, Jon irtet bdnoe
at Iepe al. Stprelicn for Carnegie.
ionoet beIlutteoe of poe en- Sielp al
$4,000.
Ge 9, iom fit Ieoalier, bar fslgen'
ne:'
1. Wfiis Grneltine i. Itnooo, en-
17oorig Sfolepige | WeIroie, Wos'.
Zen 22oe lr9uit 1904 reSoeoe bun
Sarrp 90. Smitb / Gltincp, WfasI,
san baoeoe / RGrbeoen al North
0enmputb, men fit arampe og lanf
unber en- 5snmerflaaoe. Iigen bop
pebe no / 8anbet o. buffeoe ng tog
BAN pp. Sun if Sslpmeoalie og
$500 for at fuune fortiGtte jim Sfo'
Icgang.
3. Meranber Cameron, q aor,
en- MtaIer / 2inbiop, CANADA. 9on
bieraebe en- Soorig S~foIegltt, iorrt
par mar peS at 6rufne, o9 fit en- Selp'
mebalie.
8. @iSeon Sling Moriban, 80
adr, en- Sneofer. SAN Iob lit Sip I
SpringboIe, 60, ben 25he Mat 1904,
ga ban forisgte at rebbe artblr Srli'
bp og Sernono Bilette, iom bar bleo'
ne beosue6e al @us / Ell grsnb. San
efterlob fig Suitru og ire gern, o9
Mrs. Wariboa tit en- Sslomeoolie og
$500 for at funne inblsie 8antebef'
telien paa lit SuS.
a.. Senmo,lr s. 2eigbton, Al Aor,
en- Waifiniit. San brufneSe. oa ban
cen Ace SuIi 1904 is8te at bler8e TO
SfoIepiger / 0nrbeOen al 2atprertce.
Oeasi. 2eigbtonS Gufe tit en- Srorl'
semeSalie % $50.
8. Sbomos 8. WtcGaHt, 81 aar,
en- gropogter | 8ortlano, nfe. Snft
iorisgtr Sen 19oe Sitni 1904 OF reo-
Sc en- Saoris SfoIeglt, men bleo fruit
fen uu6er al en- auben @lrt cg or,tf'
ue0e. Rrs. Rcgann lit en- Bronco
nteSaIje og $500.
6. 2apinio Steele, 81 aar, ait'at
peS g~ibIiotbefet / SeS Moires, Sa.
Zen 9Se Eecember 1904 6iergeoe
b1tn cit iurioiif stioent / Soma ettp
res gsnnn George 6. Sin. Boa line
Sfsiter Isb bum til BET Sul Sen,
ION ban bar iaISt nebi, og Srog BAN
op. Sim fif Ell 9ronceneoaiic.
{. 2oitis u. gamtan, en- 6ornler.
art / Maebenp Goiuntn, ga, II Mar.
Gen t7oe SSlu1i reooeoe ban en- So
merot fra at brufne, ba De bar noe
% iusmte. gan fit Ell groncetne'
balie.
s. syobn :. RiGap. A glnr, en- Bill
IetiGlger. San itprteoe Jig | Saoet
req Gouen SSlano / RGrbeSen al
gsep gorf bcn t5be aitguit 1904 os
traf OBJ en-, Tom pilbe orufne Jig. San
itf Ell groncemebalie.
8. So6n 5. Sealp. "a aar, en-
SppasIer pes Soipitolet paa ediS
Ssfor0. Gen 166e Nai 1904 bier
aeSe ban en- Sieneitepi9e, ION iprang
/ @anSet for at gisre gnSe paa Jig.
San fit Ell groncemeoalie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
stor saDit. ganfirmaet surnet

Sfor Sallit. 8anfiirmaet Burnett,
Cummings & 60. / Bolton sioroe ben
25be Rai en- iripiais aonfnrs og
operlepercoe tit 30 til 5oreneSe Sta
tiers Giitriftsra. Get itoo / 6orbiu'
Belle meo II Banter og 5ruitfompa.
nier, iom meitenoels bsrer biemme
RaSiuhuietts, men nogIe csiaa
anore Stater. Zen iuaereSe 8oni
opgiper lin @ieIo til $t,7t4,36S.
men tine attipa til bsiit 100000.
ON Be operbooeoet bar no8en g9roi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Npt ira RnSlnnb.

6prit 4ofafiS5e, @ofts Gutter.
nor, bIeo mprOet, ga ban bar paa
@iembcien fra Sen p~criiifc aoritI /
Gnle0uing al, at man pcutcr Sbnbel
til 9nfl. San fisrte / en- oobeu Gogu
ION Bomber aIocIe5 iprcuqtc. Sire
Fcrioncr blco Orgbtc: TO Ru5icre 90
TO 8crierG. 9tor6erer bar Ell g(rnne.
nier, % ban Itat al / 6orptrrirget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

General aineUita bar ben 250e
Rai inoienSt III G5aren en- Snoberet.