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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

Clty CLERK
Approved this 9th day of October, 1905.
OWEN McALEER.
11-1-10 lot Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
PUBLIC ADVERTISING

JAMES HANIEY,
street superintendent Of the City Of Los Angeles
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

AZ regular business meeting o,
the First Congregational church .,
weiser' Idaho, held June 2. Iaos
the following resolutions were imam.
imonsly adopted.
lnSs~oeb as Roy Arthur GUSHING
DDl D. d. bas Tor the past pins
months ial'ors9 faithfully As oor ua..
,o' anq Il leaving tbe vort 10 4 CON
q'''op thei indicates 10 . marked ao.
s''' VAe gpldenee snd blessing !,
tbe Holy spirit,
~ - Resolved, ihsi W., ihe mon
N'f ~ ihe flrst oongresationa,
'bn''p ~ belssr Idaho borely \.
p'''l ep gratitude ~ God ~, IN.
i's4l'i " hli Wlpll'y - ssll 4, M,
splgs''H'lep N blu ~ M, leeo M.
'f'iN'''v' ene pm pgi ilaf M
''H' i'p y f'''t'0y A. alsllo, 4 AN,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
o. s. l. Bridge Foreman Drowned

John Q. Connervy, foreman of the
Oregon Short Line bridge gang al
Twin Falls, lost his life by FALLING
into the river from a bridge now ~
course of construction at that point.
The unfortunate man was crossing the
bridge at the time of the accident and
as 1t was very dark, it is supposed he
missed his footing and was plunged
headlong into the raging torrent.
drowning almost instantly.
Fishermen on both sides of tba
stream heard his cries for helm bnt
they were powerless to render assist.
ance' not being able to see him. AL
though they rowed into the stream in
an effort to save him. The BODY was
not recovered till 9 O'Clock Monde
morning
Mr. connervy formerly lived at
Caliente, where he has a wife and two
children.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

creek Tuesday and reports the best
outlook for crops in that section they
have had for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sears enjoyed
visit from Otto Strobel and wife of
Weiser yesterday. Mr.. Strobel is a
brother-in law of the famous knight
of the razor.
Marion Smith lost the finest work
horse he owned Tuesday night. The
animal lay down and died without
having exhibited any signs of sick
ness. et
E. w. Snarai and James L. Hart,
of Weiser, spent the night here Sun
day. The gentlemen were on theil
way to the Seven Devils mining dis.
trict. ea
Nearly every day load or two Of
lumber can be seen going toward
Crane creek where SO many new set.
tiers have fled on homesteads and in.
tend building substantial dwelling.
Robert Willis was in from his
ranch Tuesday and made this office q
pleasant call. Mr.. Willis is suffer
ing from lame foot, which was in
jured by a horse stepping on it.
Our genial resort man, Mart Han.
non, was stepping high like blind
horse and wearing broad smile Tues
day because of the arrival of bounc-
ing baby boy early that morning.
Weight twelve pounds. Mother and
child are doings we'll. Mart treated
all the boys in honor of the heir.
Charles Rambo, one of the early
settlers of this valley, who has been
in California for some time returned
to old scenes Monday and was much
surprised at the growthaof this coun-
try since be left Mr.. Rambo re-
turned via the Nevada gold fields and
says the stories of rich strikes in that
section are greatly exaggerated.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
II, paTatk, tt IDAHO.

Why it has taken the editor of the
Salubria Newsletter so long to dis
cover that Washington County is.the
garden spot of Idaho, after residing
here SO long, we fail to understand.
Anyway, he has just found it Out
and tells of his discovery In the fol
lowing truthful and glowing terms:
AFTER having looked over a greater
portion Of Idaho we have come to ths
conclusion that Washington county,
is the paradise of this great state.
1t islin this wonderful valley that a
crooked stick, handful of seeds and
q bit of water gives fruitful garden,
where the air is like wine, where The
earth and the sky, the piling clouds,
glorious mountains and green fields
are perpetual panoramas of exquisite
tone and color. Salubria is in the
very center of this marvellous county
and the surrounding hills are fast be-
coming dotted with homes Of enters
prising ranchmen, and we are yet in
our infancy. 81 - W. .sa@ ~
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
hsS York paupcs on d Strike,

A New York special of the sth says
Considerable merriment has beer
caused by a strike of Paupers in 6
county almshouse just outside jersey
City. The men detailed to act as
bakers organized and elected a walk.
ing delegate who notified the county
board in charge of the institution
that his followers would not knead
the almshouse dough until they we're
put on the pay roll with the attendants
and other employees.
The delegate explained that the
common bakers were entitled to nav.
because, unlike many other paupers
they do not get vacations in which to
recuperate at the seashore and In the
mountains. but remain at their duties
in the bakery shop and work faith.
fully for the county. The commit
tees reply TO the strikers was that
they would be put TO work ON the
stone quarries II they did not return
to work in the bake shops.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
Biz Shipment Of Horse.

Last Saturday between 400 and SOC
head OF horses were shipped from hers
70 North Dakota aud other points by
nsssfs, Shock A Brown, horse dealers.
" North Dakota. Tho animals wbicI
we're paerlg sll young were purchased
ifomteSnisy brothers, Ross l,fothers
anq pihels nssf Town, 9ho ayesase
price PAID Fss nealjy fl2 per head
Another w fhipmenf VIZ probabl, !
fplipE fAll seeh bon Rnd BY as
Same parties
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

WARN TINES PROMISED
own A5ILUh .nUDDlE
Administration Alarmed al *
pose Of Combination With
Mormon Church.

Blackfoot, Ida. 1t is merry war.
The asylum middle is growing in in
tensity. Nobody will father the
child" Gov. Gooding, alarmed at
the expose of his combination with
the church, seeks to disclalm any
connection with the removal of DR..
Givens. Mr.. Moss, the chairman of
the board, in an interview at Poca-
tello, as published, says the Governor
is guiltless; that his counsel was to
select "good man." if it was decided
to make a change. The man was Sc
lected. The Boise Statesman is
vicious in its denunciation of the ap-
pointment of Hoover; says he has not
one qualification and that he was ap-
pointed at the behest of the big guns
of the hierarchy. iA go R''
ALI In all, it looks as if the people
would soon become fully aroused and
that the rock-ribbed compact between
Gooding Hey burn Bulge ct al. would
be badly shattered long before the
time for its contamination next year.
In the language of the street, they are
fred eyed" That is, the anti-ad-
ministrstion fellows. Vengeance is
their uppermost thought now.o lallI
Some of the Givens supporters
claim the members of the board wept
when called upon to vote the motion
to suppiant him, and to square it they
passed resolution commencing the
great services rendered by the doctor
during this long career, but disayowed
any knowledge of why he was to be
thus summarily pitched gout. All
they knew was that be was to 90. sdT
On the other hand, the anti .Givens
people say there were good and suffi-
Gent reasons for turning the irstitu-
ton over to Hoover. Be that as it
may, there is blood on the moon. II
bids fair to cause the present powers
that be plenty of grief. n'7N
The outlook for warm time in
Idaho, during the next eighteen
months, is promising. The poll
ticians are anxious to hear from
81 rafh' Chairman Brady, Judge Stan.
rod, and other ambitious Republican
leaders, whose names were recently
wiped off the slate made up by Good
ing, Hepburn, Bulge and the church
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
SheTift's Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure issued
out OF the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District of the State Of
Idaho, in and for the County Of
Washington on the 18th day of May,
1905, in the action wherein Irving
w. Metcalf is plaintiff and The
Weiser College and Academy, cor
poration, The Congregational Educa-
ton Society, corporation, Herman
Haas and Bernard Haas, co7partners,
doing business in the firm name and
style of Haas Brothers, Herbert A.
Lee, and Emma Lee, were defend
ants, and in which said action the
said plaintiff and the said defendant,
The Congregational Education So
ciety, as cross complainant, obtained
a Judgment and decree against the de-
PENDANT The Weiser College and Acad-
envy on the 18th day of May, 1905,
which said decree was, on the 18th
day of May, 1905, recorded in Judg-
ment Book "B'' of said court, at page
800, / am commanded to sell :---e o4
All that certain lot. piece, or par.
Gel Of land situated in the County of
Washington, State of Idaho, and
bounded and described as follows, to.
wit: f3Fl 9Torh hnh Yon infitue9f 9at
The south half of the north west
quarter of section tweuty-nine, in
township. eleven north of range five
west of the Boise Meridian, contain
ing eighty acres according to the u.
S. survey. ,iU 6arlfgol go gslJ
Together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments, and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining. g
Notice is hereby given that on Sat.
urday the 18th day of June, 1905. at
one o'clock p. M, of that day. in
front of the court house of Washing
ton County, in the City of Weiser.
County of Washington and State Of
Idaho, | will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclds-
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News Of Our Neighbolrrsy rs.
Midvale.

Midvale. opi org
Joel Keithley and Chas. aydston
shipped two car loads of fat cattle to
Portland last Saturday. hgl hne
Doc Kilborn finished shearing his
band of sheep last Tuesday week and
Is dipping today Friday at the Hop
per vat on Little creek.
Julius Keithley of Colorado came
home with his brother G. S. Keithley
of this valley last Saturday. Mr.. G..
s. Keithley has been visiting in Col
orado for some time trying to regain
his former health and has returned
much improved. He is glad to re-
turn home once more however.
Hopper Bros. finished dipping their
sheep Tuesday. They will leave
shortly for the high mountains.
The children of Shoe Peg district
are preparing a program for June
nth.
MA a 90
Thos. Mackey, Hecht Morehead and
a few more sheep men are building q
dipping vat on the Big creek.
viii Hopper of Moscow University
returned home Saturday to spend va
cation with his parents and friends.
W. j. Mackey is working for the
Hopper q seid Mil Co. They are
putting IN a saw mill on Pine creek.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

All the rough lumber is ON The
ground for the Baptist church.
Work has already been commenced
ON the Christian church. Sam Keith
ley Is laying the foundation.
Miss Myrtle Keithley left for Colo
RADIO Tuesday where she will spend
the summer. .rsaes soaio s.d
Billy Mason is in from the sheen
camp on Crane. He has been work.
ing for Crofton Bros. for the pas,
month or two.
Plenty of rain the last few DAYS.
which seems to make all nature smile.
Crops in. general look pretty good,
considering the cold weather we had
in May. Most all the fruit was
killed by late frost, and especially on
low ground.
j. d. Keithley is summer fallow-
ing quite lot of his land this season.
We believe this is the proper thing to
do in this part of the country, as it
helps the land and makes 1t produce
more the next year.
Grovel Bros. are shearing on Pine
creek. Dan Oouts is working for
them.
Z. W. Randleman and family will
leave tomorrow, Saturday, for Port
land where they will visit the fair.
JAS. A. Stewart is hauling lumber
from Pine creek to build new house
on his homestead on the fiat.
Earl McReberts is working for Doc
Kiiborzs
Walter Hopper went 10 Emmett last
week on q visit he returned Tuesday
hiiefhoons
Walter keithley bias purchased the
joel keithley ranch where he viii
make Bis future home, Joel Keith
10y VIII soop engage 10 business 10
Aidgsle,
A. \ peatop a 60, WI turu oysy
'heiF store apd stook June 5tb 10 A.
~ Aoee ~ feyelte, Who will continue
ppplne1g ~ ihe ola stand,
'fo tepely aud several othegs sre
l'aqlpf Nool n AldFele thig seok
Pow ~ wool holpF shipped Hom ihis
'f'N 1ppe A.
llop ~ l'ulelly /
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to further service.

W 1uienVA doOoA 49,. IIafiN SOY TN iHIt4 d
Resolved, that we recognize the
ell-rounded character of DR.. Dill's
work, which has included canceling
our Indebtedness, keeping us in cor
dial relations with our sister churches,
and giving us sermons whose able and
courageous presentation of eternal
truth has been power for Christ
like living in his hearers, and which,
together with his pastoral work and
his example of Christian manhood have
been instrumental in drawing together
the hearts of our members as only the
love of God can draw them together.
Resolved, that our love and our
prayers follow DR.. and Mrs. Dill
wherever they may be called to labor,
and that we hope always to maintain
between them and ourselves such
Christian fellowship as may be per-
mitted by the Holy Spirit. ~
Mrs. O. W. Luck, alaA
~ Mrs. r. Numbers,
,ra NN n tDeaconesses.
Herbert P. Lee,
r. L. Badger, aaL
Leroy ellison, E aI
..... e Deacons.
B. L. Burnley, 5!
]. j. Fuller, m m
Trustees.
Flournoy Galloway,
S. S. Superintendent.
F. M. Judson,
Clerk,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

~ hlefe i'p@heg 40 shipped yes
'sgaeg ~ Council > ewlaad ~ loa,
b'' Naspl aea'h eoe qihel hpllalag
peioglel AZ Aousell uls eoa.isesa
Az 'l'f nen las fslloe laplalas N
eoYH NJ eloellep tsalp sog los NJ,
l'i l9''elng NJ Hplnel pipl
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Sold by all druggists.
Notice of Application for ?,

TIC. Whom II May Concern:-
Notice is herpoy given that on Julyi
Boise, Idaho. the under signed viii n,
cation to the Board OF Pardons Of M
Idaho, for a pardon from the remsui,
term of imprisonment imposed upon ii
March term. 1899, OF the District Cd
Third Judicial District ofthe State 81
aud for Washington County. when b.
victed OF Murder in the Second Dead
killing OF Samuel Brundage. and nul
20 years imprisonment IN the ldahusn
Dated this May %. 1905.
.sIHN 81 3 IRA HARDER 1856
BY ED R. COULTER, bis AtuI
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
Topographic Goods at Cam

House to rent in bushes
suitable for small shop and a
rear. --Enquire at Signal otHc
Just What Everyone Shout
Mr.. j. Il. Barber of IrwiuVi
always keeps a bottle Of Y
lain's Collie, Cholera and D
Remedy at hand ready for inAl
Attacks of collie, cholera NOR
diarrhoea come on so sudden
there is no time to hunt al
go to the store for mediclH'
Barber says: "I have triA
beralin's Collie, Cholera and D.
Remedy which is'one OF theDd
icines l ever VISA. / keep az
it in my room as | have hsa
attacks of collie and it has ?
be the best medicine | ever
Sold by all druggists.
Artists supplies. at Cands'|
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14


ure, sell the above desc,,..
or so much thereof d 0
sary to satisfy plaipt,s's'
and the Judgment Of tsa
an. ant and cross Complain ali NJ
terest thereon aud COST
est and best bidder for s' os y
full money of the United s ~
llDD'aNte Dated this 22nd day d s s'
j, !. n Robert IN
Sheriff of Washington Conn.,.
By Thos- H.. Pence Ss' Y
77-S3w. s' VI
Order to Show cause WI,
Sale OF Real Estate sh%s
Made. ai T'S 'nVolQ
In the Probate Court !, q.
Of Washington, stass y J
In the matter Of The !
Daniel s. Glascock, dsos. !
Order to show cause WIN rSse'''
Sale of real esto+.
made. oaW Yav~ ~
1t appearing to this CONS
petition this day presents
by Rosa Glascock, the sam,,
OF the estate of Daniel 8 al
decreased, that it is nece..,,'
the whole or some part q
estate OF said decedent II
debts Of decedent, family \
and the expenses and cbs,s..
ministration. i8 sooI :"
IL Is therefore ordered by /,
that all persons interested 1,
tate of said deceased * snpDss,
this court on Tuesday the sal
June, 1905, at the hour Of ten
a. m. of said day, at the cor|
of this court, at the CONT ,l
the City of Weiser. W.,
County, State of Idsbo
cause why an order shOull
granted to said administrator
so much of the said real
shall be necessary, and TINT
of this order be published
successive weeks in The Wsia
Weekly Signal, a newspaper
and published in said COUNTY
Dated this 14th day Of MAJ
John W. Aya
lgldioN Judge of said
75-s3w
Sold by all druggists.
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Deep tearing ~ "''p
ocoaaioued by Reitlpg - (,
B0rse whep al reaii ~ I
ipg Us limbs eue " IN
poaihor y cured qp'"1
lar1'f euoV Llplmee.h.
ION, 0llsop clig
Fob. lo, 1909
troplleo slib p pele IA
90 ~ led 4 rQpla tn
ono bQiile NJ Npl'1'' I
mani cured mf i
eola N chprehlV WT !
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14

Bicycles and iiapu''N
does, =
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
Sprained Ankle sun ""
Shoulder

These are three com~,e
for which cbamberlsinf =.
is especially valuable ". ~
applied IL viii saTe 700 NJ '''
aud suffering when tro0''~ s.'
one OF these ailments II
oil druggists.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
THAI Tired Feeling


If you are languid, dePrea|
incapable for work, it ind lc1
your liver is out Of orderhl
will assist nature to throw 4
aches, rheumatism and ailns]
to nervousness and restore
gies and vitality of sound ana|
health. j. J. Hubbard i
Texas, writes, March ~ ii
have used Herbine for 0s
years. 1t has done me
than all the doctors. WI
bad and have that tired
take a dose of Herblne'
best medicine ever mace ~
and fever. - Scots q O0w
by Churchill Drug a PslD''
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fHlnNflp hlllnga
ll0W nv R0Hlleily
p " h'I'p''l rv " iep e'app
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Artists supplies. at Cands'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-12
"Dzien Sierot''.

Czlonkowie klubu sanlochodow
(Chicago Automobile Club "a
mierzaja pojutrze, we srode, w
samochodach obwozic po miescie
dzieci sierocihcow. Zamierzaja
co roku obchodzic w ten sposob
"Dzien Sierot".
!. Samochody o godzinie 2 po po-
fudniu wybiora sig do roznych
zaklad6w sierot, pozabierac z nicn
dzieci, a potenl obwozic je po
roznych parkach bulwarach.
Przejazdzki tie odbywac sic beda
pod kierownictwem pana Ira M.
Cobe, prezydenta klubu. Ma on
nadzieje, re oko}o 200 czsonkow
klubu przyjmie jego zaproszenie
i odda swe samochody ma eel tax
piekny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-12
RR0TKIE NOTATKI M|EJSKlE.

- Burmistrz Dunno dzisiaj po.wro.
Gil do Chicago Cleveland.
- Prawybory partyi socyalistycznej
odbeda sic W sobote 2 wrzesnia.
-Komitet miejski nowego ratusza
dzisiaj ma sesyi rady miejskiej poleci
wybudowac ratusz W dzelnicy zacho-
dniej; dyskusya zapewne bedzie ozy'
wiona.
= Charles Hardina, 730 Airport av,
LEGACY lat 12, utonal wczoraj, kiedy
przechylii sic przypadkowo przy TO-
wieniu ryb W "Allen Slip, W poblizu
% ulicy Center ave.
- 49 letni Rafael Maloney wczoraJ
rano o godzinie 9, pracujac' ma rusz-
towaniu przy domu maszynowym fir
my Sears, Roebuck and Co. PREY Ho-
man ave.. spadi z wysokosct rs stop
smiertelnie sic pokaleczy}.
- Stan. Bryk, 18 Larrabee str, a
padf zeskakujac z tramwaju ma pre-
cieciu Chicago ave. / Carpenter str.
skaleczyi sic mocno " glove. opar
trzono mu rane W szpitalu powiato-
wynn, poczem wrocil do domu.
= Ma ulicach Clark Polk oneg-
daj tramwaj uderzyi w6z nalezacy
do Wells Fargo Express Co., iobala
go. osob zostaio pokaleczonych;
tych % letni Ellison Jones, woznica
1 So letni Andrew Turnpole tax ciez-
ko, ze musiano ich zabrac do szpita-
la Samarytan6w.
= J6zef Johnson, policyant parko-
wy, jadac ma koniu obalii onegdaj ma
Jackson boul California ave. John
Canare, 1876 California ave. Camere ul
padlszy rozbii sobie czaszke musia.
nd go zawieze do sz2itala. Johnson
udiek. ale go wczora1 schwytmo.
~ Ddsisj 1 jutro odbywats ole .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-12
RUcH PARoWcoW.

PrzybyIy:
New York: st. Louis re Southamp-
ton, Cedric Liverpoolu, Weimar 2
Genuy, Minnehaha Londynu, Moltke
Z Hamburga Federico Tryestu.
Queenstown: Celtic N. Y.
LlverpooI: Armenian N. Y. Repu'
bile Bostonu, Campania N. Y.
Rotterdam: Noordam z N. Y.
cherbours: Bremen N. Y.
Odesziy:
New York. New York do Southan-
pton, Umbria do Liverpoolu, Finland
do Antwerpii, Montreal do HaVre,
Pennsylvania do Hamburga, Minnea'
polls do Londynu, Astoria do Glas'
gov, Perugia do Neapolu.
Antwerpla: Kroonland do N. 7.
cherbourg: Deutschland do N. y
Liverpool: Etrlria do N. Z.
n. Lendyn: Montross do Montrealu.
Brsma: Prinosssin Alice DO NJ :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-12
z urzedu zdrowia.

w zeszlym tygodniu zwiekszy-
la sic nieco smiertelnosc w mie-
scie; powodem by}a, jak Sic zda-
je, wielka zmiennosc pogody i
gl6wnie zwiekszyly sic wypadh
smierci w skutek chorob piuco-
wych. UmarIo 514 osob; o AZ
wiecej niz w tygodniu poprzedza-
jacym, a o "a wiecej, niz W od-
nosnym tygodniu zesz1ego roku.
Ma dyfterya umarly 4 osoby; ma
szkarlatyne I, ma ospe I, ma ty-
fus 8, ma koklusz 8; samob6jstw
bylo 10, a innych gwaltownych
wypadkow snierci 3S.
szwedzi tutejsi W obec wydarze1
w Norwegii.
Tutejsi Szwedzi po wiekszej
czesci podobno nietylko pochwa-
laja postapienie Norwegczykow,
ktorzy ziozyli tronu krola Os-
kara, ale nawet zbieraja setki ty-
siecy podpis6w ma petycya, wy
stosowana do prezydenta Roose-
velta, by tenze uzna} prowizory-
czny urzad norweski. Petycya ia,
wraz podpisami zebranymi ma
licznych arkuszach, zostanie o.
prawiona i juz dzisiaj wieczorem
w hall Schoenhofena ina rogu
ulic Ashland Milwaukee ave.
wreczona delegacyi z}ozonej ze
Szwedow Norwegczykow, kto-
ra ma ia zawiezc do Waszyngto-
nu. Do delegacyi naleza znani
wybitni Szwedzi Norwegczycy:
Paul o. Stensland, prezydent
banku Milwaukee awe. State
Bank, F. Herman Gade, bur
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