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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
Incredible Brutality

L would have been Incredible brutality
il Chas F. Hamburger, of Syracuse, N. r.,
had not done the best be could for his suf-
fering son. Ny boyv be says cut fear
ful cash over his eye, so applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve, which quickly healed
Il and saved his eye. Good for burns and
ulcers too. Only 25c at j. w. Merritt drug
store. 3-2-1m
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

Oscar Harkcom, a painter from
Chehalis, WASH, committed suicide
in the saloon of John Steiner on the
corner of Front and Chestnut streets
at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He
swallowed an ounce Of carbolic
acid that he had bought earlier
In the day in local drug store, and
in few minutes was dead.
a week, and had been drinking Aeav-
lily all OF that time. When a Herald
reporter Investigated the circum-
stances of his death, 1t was learned
that Harkcom's wife, who lives in
Chehalis, mad left him recently and
had taken his children, one and the
other years of age, with her. After
this HarkcOm began to drink heavily
and came to this city where has cou-
sin, James II. Harkcom, lives at 512
North Seventh street. He was at his
cousins house several times on FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday, but was
always the worse for liquor; and then
he disappeared, and had not been
heard from until Herald reporter
gave the information of his death.
al lHC lulC lAC SulCiuG tOOh RldCCy
Harkcom was sitting by the stove in
Steiner's saloon, and J. T. Braber,
who happened to be in the saloon at
the time, saw him drink something
from a small bottle and then place
the bottle on the floor at his side.
Immediately after he stopped for
ward as IL to vomit, and steiner
came to his assistance, taking him to
a rear room, where he propped him
up against the wall. Barber, who
had helped him to lift the man, then
noticed a strange expression about
his eyes, and, calling attention to
this, found out that he was dead.
The sheriff's office was notified by
telephone, and Deputy Villaume was
quickly on the scene. He summoned
Deputy Coroner Fred Shaw, who
came and examined the body, and
took 1t to the morgue. In the pock-
cts of the dead man were found sew
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13
|CHEHAL|S MAN KILLS
HIMSELF IN SALOON
DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID AND DIES INSTANTLY
Oscar HarkcOmS Wife Had Left Him, Taking
His Two Children After a Prolonged
Debaucf He Suicides.

eral letters which showed that his
name was Oscar Harkcom, and an
address which was looked, up by a
Herald reporter, who found in this
way the whereabouts Of James H.
Harkcom, the cousin of the deceased.
Going to the house Of James Hark-
com, the reporter found him sick in
bed, where he has been for the last
three months with an attack of ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Harkcom was sur
prised beyond measure to hear Of
his cousins death, and stated that
though he had been drinking heav-
lily when at his home last, Oscar
Harkcom had made no threats of
committing suicide. Mr.. Harkcom
said that his cousins home was orig
inally in Melton township, Dodge
county, Mimi, but that for many
years he and other members OF the
family had lived at Chehalis. Two
brothers of the deceased are alive,
one, William, living in Staples. Mimi.
and the other, Alfred, living in Hast
ings, Mimi A sister, Mrs. Mary
Kane, whose husband was a painter,
lives in Chehalis.
! Mr.. Harkcom stated that his cou-
sins wife had left him only few
weeks ago. and that this had started
him to drinking, and 1t is supposed
that all his money being exhausted,
and feeling that he had no more to
live for, he committed the crime Of
self -destruction.
The reporter found at James Hank
CONS house q suit case which he
took and turned over to the coroner.
1t contained clothes and toilet arti-
Giles of various kinds which showed
that Harkcom was a man who was
usually very careful Of his personal
appearance, though at the time Of his
death he was rudely dressed, and
had not cared for his person for sew
eral days. The Harkcom family ia
well known in Chehalis, according to
a prominent newspaper man of this
city, and has been there for many
years.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

but now 1t is rumored in the inner
circles that the nomination Of Mr..
cannon was made by the secretary
of the interior going to the presi-
dent, and without giving the WASH
ington delegation any chance to ex-
press their desires.
When talking to Herald reporter
yesterday evening Mr.. Cannon made
the following statement Of his po-
sition in the matter:
II was not a candidate for the Of
fee. No member of the Washington
delegation brought up my name with
my consent, and the matter has
come as an entire surprise, as my
term as receiver does not expire un-
til May, 1906. Until I have more
definite Information in regard to the
matter. I cannot say whether I will
accept the office or not All that
know at present Is from the dispatch
that was in the afternoon papers"
Mr.. Coleman refused to give out
any interviews on the subject at the
present time.
(By courtesy of the Seattle Post
Tntelligencer the Herald has been
able to obtain this special dispatch
from Washington on the situation:)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Much
to the surprise of the Washington
senators, the president sent to the
senate today the nomination Of Miles
Cannon to be registrar OF the United
States land office at North Yakima.
This appointment is to fill the place
made vacant by the death Of Regis
trar II. V. Human. Mr.. Cannon has
been receiver Of the land office for
several years, but Senators Ankeny
and Piles were not consulted in re-
gard to the transfer. They will hold
up confirmation by the senate until
the matter Is explained.
Secretary Hitchcock has some
slight hope that congress will abolish
the office of land office receiver. and
1t is supposed that in view of this
contingency he wished to place an
experienced man in the office Of reg
lister by appointing Mr.. Cannon.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13
POLITICIANS
ARE PUZZLED
CANNON NOMINATION UNEXPECTED
Much Surprise Expressed that Pres
ent Receiver Should Receive an
Uns0ught for Honor.

The vacancy in the local land Of
fee caused by the death Of H. v.
Human has caused great deal Of
interest in this city. 2. Y. Coleman
was considered the principal. and In
fact. the only candidate from this
county, but greatly to the surprise
OF the local politicians the news came
from Washington this morning that
the name Of Miles Cannon, the pres
emit receiver. and who was not q can
didate for the vacancy, had been
presented to the. senate by the pres
ident. At first 1t was thought that
there was mistake in the dispatch,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13
IRRIGATION IN
CRITICAL STAGE
MONEY IS SET ASIDE
Secretary hitchcock Has Taken
Action al Last.
WATER RIGHTS MUST Be SETTLED
II this Is Not Done, Tietan and SUM-
nysiae Projects will Remain in
Present Condition.
WATER RIGHTS MUST Be SETTLED

Associated Press reports. con-
firmed by private message from Con-
gresham Jones to the effect that the
Secretary Of the interior has set
aside 100000 for the construc-
ton Of the Tietan project and $751;
900 for the purchase and improve
ment of the Sunnyside canal. will
be welcome news to every resident
In the Yakima valley. That the Sec
rotary would take such action has
been anticipated for several weeks:
that he has now actually committed
himself proves his good faith, and
puts us one step closer the winning
of the greatest prize that has ever
been offered this community. In our
ACCOMMODATIONS at this announce
ment, let us not lose sight Of the
fact that the secretary has made
these allotments definitely conting-
ent upon the settlement Of all water
rights on the Yakima and Matches
rivers: upon the plainly expressed
requirement that we define our
rights on these streams so that the
aggregate will not exceed the actual
total diversions during the month Ut
August. 1905. This f. the issue We
must meet, and 1t is no simple one.
Here Is task worthy Of the best
effort Of the best men in the COM
munity. Time u an important ele-
ment in the situation. and now. when
the interior department has turned .
favorable eye toward the state Of
Washington. 1t - time for decisive
action on our part. Now. II ever. Is
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

the time for us to achieve a great
victory. The balance in the recla.
nation fund is being vigorously
clamored for by every state In the
west. and now, when we have At
ter so long final struggle. finally
secured an allotment. we cannot At
ford to fall down and fail to meet
the simple requirements of the de-
partment.
II we delay indefinitely and quar-.
rel among ourselves over paltry
foot or two Of water which we do not
need for our lands. then failure is in
evitable. The reclamation service
would then be compelled to seek 9TH
er projects In the state. and the
while would the congressional dele
cations OF other states look longingly
at our funds lying dead and idle,
and exert every influence to secure
it's reallotment to their own states.
1t seems to us that the reclama.
ton service has done all in reason Il
could be asked to do: that Congress-
man Jones has done a giants work
In the cause. and that now 1t IL plain-
ly up to us to complete the task.
We of the Yakima valley must blame
ourselves. and ourselves alone. II W
fail to pull this through. Our fail.
ure to act promptly may result in
the secretary's withdrawal OF his APP
proval of the Tietan project; indeed,
there Is strong probability that such
would be his action.
A few homely facts should be 80
riously weighed In approaching this
problem.
The reclamation fund Is an a.
sured fact, and not theory. The
money is available for actual work,
and does not have to be raised by sale
of stocks or bonds. II can be spent
| to the immediate advantage Of the
entire community IL we will but per-
nit ourselves to be benefited. II
we fail, and by such failure adver.
tise to the world that we were UNI
able to amicably solve the water right
situation. and that the government
therefore was unable to take up IT.
great work in our valley. then too.
would legitimate private enterprise
hesitate, and the field, so far a. fu-
ture irrigation development Ia con-
cerned would be left to wild specu-
lative and bond selling schemes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

have been cast for and 100 against
the proposition. A few unimportant
precincts have yet to be heard from
but their vote cannot possibly
change the result. Following Is the
vote from the country:
Mob Hill-For. 30; against, 7.
Selah-For, "a; against, ~.
Ahtanum-For, IS; against, II.
Mabton-For, IS; against, II.
Fairview--For. SO; against 3.
Yakima City-For, 20; against, 8
Fruitvale-For, IS; against. 8.
Toppenish--For, 80; against, 6.
Cowychie--For, 20; against, 8.
Natchez-For. &c; against. 4.
Sunnyside-For, AZ: against, 8.
Outlook-For, 10; against. %.
Zillah-For, rs; against. 26.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

In view Of the apparent disinter-
estedness the people seemed to be
taking in the courthouse proposition.
the vote cast In the city was excep-
tionally good.
A gratifying feature Of the vote
is the good showing made by the ru-
raj precincts that have been thus far
heard from. The lower part Of the
county has seemed to fully appreciate
the importance OF voting these bonds
and. with the exception of Zillah,
Outlook and Mabton. gave hand
some majorities for the bonds.
There IL NO question but the cleo
ton has been carried by an over
whelming majority. NiAeteen pre-
cincts have been heard from. with a
total Of 1885 votes, of which 1895
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13
Russian Troubles.

PARIS. Dec. ia dispatch to
the Journal from st. Petersburg I'M
der date OF December IL, says Min
lister Durnoso ordered the arrest of
hundreds of agitators in the Agra
rian districts. The dispatch says the
installation of wireless telegraphy
between st. Petersburg, Moscow and
Wirballen is nearing completion.
Father Gapon arrived here today
from st. Petersburg.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13
BONDS CARRY
VERY EASILY.
NORTH YAKIMA HELPS
Rolls Up Fine Majority for New
Courthouse.
CITIZENS GET OUT AND HUSTLE
A Few Places In Lower End of C0un.
ty Vote Against the Progress.
i've Policy Adopted.

Yakima county will have a new
courthouse. This is the result of the
election held yesterday. The tax
payers are overwhelmingly In favor
OF voting bonds to the amount Of
$4,000 for such q building. The
city Of North Yakima cast 793 votes
In the election held here yesterday.
OF these, TAP were In favor of ths
bonds, as opposed to 81 against.
Following is the vote by wards:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

Amendment that No More Expcndi-,
lures are to be Made Without ,
Authority Of Congress.

The senate in executive session to-
day confirmed among other nominal
lions the following:
Oregon---Postmaste - Louis ].
Simpson. North Bend: Frank w.
Welcome, Burns; Harvey 8. Buck.
Sumpter.
--Postmasters--R Robert
H. Stapleton, Monroe; Henry L. vo-.
taw, Tacoma; Jacob F. Hill, Daven--
port; Frank l.. Turner, South Bend.
The emergency appropriation bill
to provide the Isthmian canal COM
mission with funds to carry on the
construction Of the Panama canal
will contain no general legislation.
This was decided upon by the senate
committee on appropriations at ~
meeting today. at which It was agreed
to report the measure appropriating
$11 ,000,0 900. the amount named BY
the house bill.
The first section of the bill In re-
lation to the issuance of bonds was
stricken out. A bill containing this
feature was introduced In the senate
by Teller. and will be dealt with BY
the finance committee. The bill was
amended further to provide that In
the future no expenditures should
be made for the canal except on the
authority Of congress, and when the
appropriations had been made BY
congress. The bill will be reported
to the senate early tomorrow.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-13

YAKIMA MINERAL spnIhes CO.
Factory East End chSssnst 81.
Phone 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-26
De norife Siiferier.

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fiitet / 6iHlnarfer er ira aammel Sio
bCfjenot ior lin 2lmeiulobeN, % oct
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gram. Si6ite uses 5rnaft bleo 90
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Ger lnnae Sioer er noteret for bette
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! marfen. og SiiferilaaSen er iorbolos.
pis mega itor - 1886 gaaSe meo
10, 700 Rdno - tdu Der forhaabeut.
J Iig paaregnes ct soSt no5ptte osiaa
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tibti9crc grGitefore / giIobiers. ane
&ebcffa @u0 / SebieB. er afgaaet
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mart3 ulbite 0rGiteenfe. Sum bleo
1888 gtft uteo Baitor @IuO. iom bcu'
gang bar S%ngneprrit i 8ilSbierg,
men 1S43 iorilpttcoeS til SebierG /
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osoc henoes WorS 1879, oQ iiheu
bar bum Iepet i i'm lninr Gnfeiinnb
(26 aar) hos i'm Ssn og Gatter / Sc.
bicrq Eruiteqoorb. Sun eferluber Jig
3 Bern, % @%srncbsrn oa 6 Borne.
b%6rn$bprn. Sim bar iislae "Sfiuc
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lcneoe Ct pirfiomt Sip mes Ct bdrmt
Sierte og Iepenoe S~Snteresie for alt.
bnro Scr onsif beroes 5oIf o. Ore.
nigbe0er.
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Snriifuci uprr Sosmeiielp. Suri

iorerinaens SefretRr &apteiu Name.
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SnipeftionSreiie. at ser ira gl1eiPter
/ SRoer0alen puagonr Tor Sioen eien-
uem 2eirbuleu ct ganIfe pietigt Bel.
arbeioe, % oct er Weningar Of faa
iitano Ell fjerbnr SPterpei oper 8affes
bergiGtcr til 99pertiiu og Serfra ri.
bere ooer Sugueiielbet, bpor ben ms.
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10 ira Be ploiie Sioer 6p~rSielsueieu
gnoet mellcm Sogn % Com. bporior
Bette 8eiarlpg ipnes meget panfrG.
bet. Get er bare rdrt. at oct life tio.
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pes for pripate Rioler. og 8eier lGg.
ges efter en- af BET offentlige uhituffeu
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aoSt Stpffe inoooer 9eiroulen, men
alereSe iii Sonmereu ifal BEN bore
fGrSis til tiers al gtteroaisiGtrene.
aisreoeien aiennem gPperSalen er
M unoet iorbi SalsoanSet o. pil bel
/ i'm SiS 6lipe ~iorenet meo ben rue,
raar oenre toumer REQ ira geper'
tlernbalieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-26

Sre Suacr al Snteresie for Norgc
bIep Sen Soc Mui aisiort al AuSet.
aammer. s Sigbc0 meo tSsrite.aam.
mer forfniteoe anOet,aammer uoen
gotertng DabnS ISorilag ON, At uorit
Wtau0 ifltIoe fltnue bliue iuerit uOens
rigsminiiter. TahHS lille "2tgtlle"
i~noebolot intel At iprlig 9etponing
2igciaa iorfniteoes Gettcrpaus Ito.
tion ON Spbpuelie al set hcrrmeItge
l~ltifoti, bpiIfet ireHrfalote 9emerr.
niugcr iorrOeu al NotiouUreu ogiaa
al aooli SeOin. iont talte ior Sent at,
gipne Rcicrpation. Ser ogioa anhc'
iaIeoe Afilaa, mel betoneoe. at oct
bemmeli9e lltifott uirfeliq fan pGre
Ifaoeligt. 2eierpdtiouCn if BOG fun
81 MOB 50 for rent affla8. Guoc'i8
pcotog &amrerct u6eu 9oterinJ
8rPnieIooer melIem Rorae % &c
riae efter rogIe gemerfrinacr al SOl'
germeitcr 0amIid ! ltooeUalIl.
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relies paa @aarben SoIfenborg /
gfosberg, SmoaIenere, ct. Sansbag
/ Sommer. ifaI bugges al Grant og
bor en- SGngoe af u aIen. 8rsn.
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OF Ieoere Stencn fproig opiat paa
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Ser bart Song Saafon Soafonion
fsbo 1904. Heiit ao @ibiipo ltuQ.
SumSIag 1906 De ~nsSpenoige Mio.
Ter til 8alrtoeits GeiSning er allereoc
itfrebe, i6et 9rligseier @nton s. Ntg.
len al S~ttteresie for Sagen bar loDtt
at poe oct meite al oct til Stenens an.
ifaffelie ~nsoperpOige 9cIsb.
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Nertnaens WurSpplsiGrS.

Sa~nSefipro meloes Den 6te Mai: Eo'
larifibet "9eI9icu" afgtf ioog ira
SanOefiorb meo Sertugen al SrIe'
ans expedition ombor6. Serttgeu
bar leiet Sfibrt Of aoniul 9rpoe |
SanoefiorO. Nj acknowledgements iel-
ger Sen Oauife 3oolog aoeioeo % Ell
WeteoroIog meo. "8eIgica" gaor ira
Snubefjoro til Bergen, bpor Scrtuaen
oil aaa ombrb. Icrtro teller Sfibet
til S%pitsbergen. hpor Sertugen 9aor
paa Sagt, OF ui6ere til 6ran5 ISoieiS
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ioretaget en- Del Sapunoerisgelier.
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ne. bpor 6ertugen bill uuoerisge 6er,
omerifouffe 3ie9IererpeoitiouS Gepo'
Ter % meoto9e Dem al @rpeoitionauS
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t1iaen oenber bcrfra tilbage, euteH
ooer Rorge eqer oirefte ill Sitrrbe,
buortil ban penter at fonme / Wiotell
al September,
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Gleftriif 9raftaulra / 9ruaere.

6pr Iere aar iioeu hdtueoes ct Set'
fab i arngers til nSnpttelie az Ben
bctpSeIige Strait, iom oilOe inoolrees
peS Spopmnire al on co. 20 ailn'
meter ira aragers ~IiggenSe Sofenano.
MutpriteterneS Siqabelie blep erboer.
bet, lllempeeritatrirg beitemt % no
rebet; ben ioGre SpSpmntngsmur er
iorlengIt iproig; tilbage itaar Rpt'
t~iegisrelie al be mango tuienS Se'te'
frefter. SeIifabet bar unoerbanSlet
meo iIerc gper ont aonceSiion fpt
SDerfsreIie al eIeftriifarait til 9eIpS'
Ming, SmoairouItrt dip, % oct er at
baube. of set mart bill ie liz iitanb til
at IfriSe til 9pgnirg Of arafftation.
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Nanifcrne ipm Wrshipiicrr. aLnhrt

"2'Suuitrotion" bar resuet no. at
3dnHarf or Get 9aue / europa, iont
foniumcrcr oct itsriie apnniirm grs0
| Torholo til Snbbp9aerantalet, nrm.
lig 2S7 8iIo pr. Snobpaaer ON Io.
ret. Gereiter fommer @cIaier meS
pa aiIo, 6rdufrige mco 254 5uif-
LAMB $50, Sfhpei5 2t2. SoDauo 202
og HuSIano f73. 5 europa fonln'
merer bpert Snoioia aienneminitIia
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Ct Glu6 ON 0oaen. Sim 4 europe
life 9an6e prooucerer mere 9rsS, ero
Sc ieIp behsper: AuSlaro, 9nIfan,
Giterrig % llngarn.
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Sirmpclpfput nnser Spiriliua.

Sra 9isbenbapu meooeleS Den Soc
Wtai: Ien fsrite og itsrite 9ctirr
gelie for Ell RiGmpeIodollt | SSerHtn.
oltItrien / 9dumarf or III tilitcoe,
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Iig iSos / Observation-Disclosures RsSe
at biaige SEN al Scrniabrifmterne
tagne @eIIutuiua ON alninoeIig
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aorflift or - icm fGouarlig uit6cr
6nnife arbeio&fonilifter i Dc ienere
glnr - uScrit ringe. Zen ifriper liz
ira Ell Strife paa to Gerflteoer /
S0enie, boor Nrbeibere oa arbeios.
gipere err blenne uenige ont rogle
2res difference 3imeIsnuen. 5or.
6anoIingerne beront bar ifabt oen M.
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Rifle ia nGiter til Ell 2mbsulptfe.
SetOiapi$ or bua0c @r~bet0Satuere %
4r6eiocre in6cn Serninonltricn belt
i1jennem eriuruc Bnrldmertarifere
% SpercnSfomiten iuitiGtter ii Cages
RrtIt. ioriHoen 2odoften etableres.
Gftcr settle iflllbe Sen iperfiGtteS rG'
ito 1ors0og. : Og meaemliggcrOc
Eio pil ser forhaabertIig bIioe aabret
GorbauSlinger, JON fan isre I'll Ell
freoeliQ GperenSfomit ON De forboIhS'
ms ubctpoeIi9e SpiiteipprgSmaul. Ger
iuncs life pda Hogeu at Sioerne at
liaGe Uirfelig aampIpit til Srlno ion
en- iaa aIporlig aantp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-26
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gen, clipper Gbriitenien, er ioag mo.
forunen / Sre6erifsbapus Saur meb
81 Stfr. norife NurmorbIoffe ON.
borS. gloffene, Der Seier 1000
80. Stpffet, err opta9ue norSsit for
21ss. Ter gif ct Sagn ON. at en-
Seiler por itrnneet pan bette SteS for
$50 aar iiSen meo gloffe til Rar.
morfirfen I 8jsbeubdpu, % en- Saa
meo uaIminSeligt fart @ano, ba
Experimentation ieiIcSe ooer Ste.
oct, ioa man 9lcffene paa SaDbrmoen
paa SO Same 8anb % aif Serei.
ter ig1ne meS at optage Dem. glof.
fene CT, naar Def poerite Sag ~fiarnes.
enoru briiseIise; De er aileoereoe I'll
2uriabeben. Ser irrStes ingen gre.
tier ai oct ilmfne Sfib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-26
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Sicut uueer 4 4pngcr. Tcftllo'
nit Sibbernisn ! Npbora bolbt iorle'
Sen Ia9 20 IorS SoIouteriubilrim
San er isot / SsuberipuanO 1921 %
HIco sen lite MGi 1885 uridt peS
Militprmiifcn / SreSericia. Sar
bar altiaa ha fun "A Aar qamniel, !
SIaQet neo gou par Sibberuierr
SorrbIRier for &egermnnr 2inoeH.
frone, Ser iulot pcs bans SIDE. Otter
arigen tit ban 0unnebrogSforict ot,
ucnbtc tilboge iii WiIitGruuiifeu ionr
Sperborniit, in6til Sen nn0rn isnScr,
jpoife arig ubbrs0. Sna par han
meb iaieu. Zen gamIc SoIoat bar
oIti0o tient nnoer 4 aor9er. Sencre
oniattcS ban ifeLgc "9rborg ap."
iom arreitioroarer I 3p6orq o. be-
flrotc bgrnc Sti0iug | 80 Nar inotiI
1894, ga ban tog i'm aiifeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-26
Gu 8rauat ira GA er upIiQ iuroeu

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@eiIe Ssuoermarf. Den l@o en- balo
IIen unber SSoroenS Sperila0e. Oct
err ionoipnIiQpiS Ell oonif 8rouat, no
ifuSt at Sc &ouotter, Der bar ttsrt op
i Sfopen % Serfrn rpttebc oereS Slo
MOB be Spo for @peu iremitormenoe
,Spifere. @r1nater, Der ueier lpo
8ltto, er meget meotaget.