davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14
opss.ss ses,isn ..s-es.ess..

Those oi Us Il eastern Colorado
who have bee. familiar with the work
Iur o! the st-cliul Homestead INV N
western NehrHslA want nun. O. Il for
us" said NJ. ". H Gsrdts Of Cope.
Who was In The city for few DAYS
This week There have been a few
people in car seriinn who have Aevo-
cHfCd such a Inv fur eastern Colorado.
hug the more W see OF the WAY The
plHn works IN Nebraska. the more cs;-
gEin Are we thai We 90 not wKus H.
Where a very few might he heneaH.d
The mI,ia-ary would suffer In Neb-Ess,n
ruus1 ui ths humesrenGs taken NJ urne-
thut law have changed hands already
-FOUR o. i've times and verg few uf them
VIII ever ,,e proved up- A single sec
non uf such land Is worth Bothinr 70
Hfvuns- il ls impossible 70 raise ans
cslrtle on such small amount uf this
lHnd nnd wiki The adjoining lands
JHRsu ur ths cArtls business b. prac-
ucnlly ruined Tor every use and rs The
country ir no; q farming country. II he
comes neither one thiur az the urho-
The cffert a. the Inv IN NehrHsiH has
hrer al HCguAl se-hnck Men hEvt
oume IN thert and taken up a sscuun
thinking thcy would csl rich They
hnu nothing when thcy cume, md Il
WIS Just a question ni how long they
rnuia 80 hmr-y J Am certain fhHi we
wan nothing o! thai kind IN eastern
Colorado.
Whal We w1uiG like 70 see. how
over. y sumc isind al Inv thai viii en-
uhic the psnplr 10 use our grazing
lands n sensible and economical
mifInor, We have proven 10 our sal
I isfactinn thar where The grazing OF our
LANDS rsn he controlled We can hnvo as
Enod gruss n ihr range ever produced
NrhrrU We have g. under fence .LIls can
/ prcVcnt nver-sraz.uE al the wrong
Lmc y Is nlmnst q crime fhni nur
I government should not give W. some
laws thar wnulu allow us 10 use the
range proporly.--peuvc Record. Stock
MAI
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e.nI.r,. h rnrsn.-....

while o. the fern O is NOT aesirsFle
- feer poultry c6nHued. vet q is ny.
ss'hif q ruase o profit oni ~ fou.ls r0-
fned. e. has been den,onstrsts5 srain
snd arsin- " fat; soma OF fhe rran
tfst hnye made theu,sss r,aney rut az
fowls have Followed no osher rrasho6
When barge nunte-s of fo.g7s az
rnfsea- confinement hecor.ss . uerus-
sisy : fsrrner could have a few hun.
ff-ea fowls raneias owe, his laDd NJ
--rsiid rot have a few fbopssud ih-s
ranging and keen w e1slness. rr-,a
rine frwis Win 10 as well n corar,.
wont as ou ne range. sut tltss canno.
s'e ecrtihu-f indeanitely e. high fsss-
frs rrd NO exercise leads 10 Diseases
sf some af the erTsns thsf hnve a iv.srt
m digestion md assimilation
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srr, nuir .nr ca.,ir

a bulletin will he issued very shortly
by Professor Carlylr nj The Sfnfs fSv-
pertinent Station on the results nj the
feeding experiment al Inst winter. e.
tensivc tests were made last winter
ano cattiameu IN general are anxious
to learn the result.
The bulletin will hs ono OF the mos.
interesting ana important ever rut..
l,shed In Colorado. and will bring on
some facis In relatinn 10 thu feedinT
value oi alfalfa, corn and beei pulp
mover before discovered.
The experiment shows thar Il tno,,
2S.6 pounds oi alfalfa hay 10 produce
one pound oi Enin In the average two
year old steer. Il viii shoS that 225
pounds oi beet pulp equals one pound
oi hay IN feeding value. and thai three
bounds Of hay Is equal to one pound
OF com IN feeding VALUE.
In the experiment the ruttnp Of nj,
talfa, CON and pulp produced nineteen
pounds of gain pei wrei, ~ the avnrass
steer Those fed pulp and hay mado
an average gain OF about thirteen
pounds Tho hay and corn ration made
Eafn OF about twelve -and a half
bounds per week, and on hav alnp,
the rrain was about ton pounds each
per week. Altaitn and pnlp was IN.
most proiitahlc ratioas--Donvor News.
When sweet clover IS kopt IN chess,
ny moving II is not a harmful plant 10
grow IN an orchard ana perhaps u
mieh, even he beneficial. VI Is n lert,-
minn'is plant which ,nkcs It's nitroreu
from the air and tends TO Increase tho
iertilify OF thu soil rather than 10 .cr-
hsnst V, Its deep-root svstam alsn
,e''ds 70 Improve the soil fnx,ure pur-
'ns q dry seasnn a rank growth might
exhaust the soil moisture 10 such de-
Rree as 10 inture tho orchard rrop nm,
VIII plenty ot Irrigation no had eDece.
sncn.d rcsn'i from this cau~e ReS,aee
penantine the soil the plan, ,s .iso ~
srsh value as q hcpcy~rrcdursr an
everybody with whom ~ lhave s.nr.s
quite p,en~ed thar prssr.s M
seasust u tell down m I'M -, S,--s-'
sue y 1swally lgrpws sniy = @sS.sr
- Weesc sSRe Amd 81 - =.
- g Nso~. II Acss wet lpcsSr -
- - seee. er n r1ltlvasSd i4sSS =
- ssd -. -. =, ,ssaosa y - -
-, 49,. ~. u ~! e11ep, - eWge 53nr111S
Q3>Sa - sS
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The e-,na--r. So,

F'-er7'orcr IS a. - nuct vain
Dc az sfnd ot ar auima thar
o. csuuot b. cue-loasyal
ihst has proved n-eua-er- Enu4I
he ser, o. luBr af nnsEihie --
'he fartU fu- o. chsurln- 70 d. -vnuurr-
suimsl there g aIveys tn ungsshTll-
of rhsHsinr - an 1sufeutor anna. Tha
iiraciire eu sarie farms s.f nsir.z :. sf-a
fo- aiilg sh1r1 time am thsil rnznu
'ag to anS'fier vifnnsT- -erard to lzzhst
w VS. sife IA Done is rafne- 81 Z
lot'e-s a. ii n mo- possible 20 know
Within 3 yes- or twu ihs rrs.i,t1 az
tfre rFrepotenc.s or fte arsrnst u, u,,,.
ton. The oil sire ina aar r,-ovs 4
himself = prepsyeuf h-eader rhnuid b.
purchased 81 T-efe-eurH 10 q .u-rr
sui1HHi thst has MOT proved has rr-zn.
feucg but too often tiss s. not tn ma.
tfst Is followed
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THE FARM AND RANGE
r comb.t Wheat Rust.

" II olin. professor OF agrpnomy q
s,.,a Agricultural College. has
written an important letter eoneefnine
,.h.a, r,st. He asks farmers through
AZ, ,he state to furnish him with dhtA
s.s.r,,,nr the effects OF rust on tneit
wheat crops and when the rust nrst AZ
t'or Years the Agricultural college ex-
rar,s have been working toward the
sovc,an,nent OF wheat 10 resist rust and
ali information bearing on the subject
is OF the utmost Importance.
Professor onn's letter is as follows:
ON account of weather conditions
ard that rust is beginning TO set IN,
and the chances are that wheat VIII DO
as severely, II not more severely, rusted
this season than last
Reports which received last faIl IN
dicsf,d that forty-six per cent OF the
wheat grown in Colorado vas stricken
with rust more or less seriously.
This is one 81 the plant diseases that
IS the very hardest 70. the farmer 10
combat. since ne have no known rem
edy that has proven eGectuAl would
he very much pleased II your readers
would be willing to drop me postal
card telling Tue when rust nrsi ATTACKED
their heat this season
! Visa the farmers also 10 note the
proe-eSS Of the disease and keep me
posted a. TO iis effect upon the yield
and quality OF grain harvested We
neca TO know bow badly our small
grain i being affected in these years
when We have an excess Of rainfall.
An satisfied Il farmers viii lessen
tSe amount Of irrigation 50 that the
uheAt viii only receive the normal
amour; Of water gwen IN dry yeArs.
tAAI this VIII have the tendency to
cheek serious Injury from TVzSt-
The rust j. known TO cause the great
ess injury 10 grain from The tine ]; kp-
pears in blossom through the milk
si2se and into the soft dough stage
Probably the creates injury vii be
done IN Jus; 4 very fsU days
Il Is Therefore advisable for farmers
nov 20 examine Their grain 3eids to see
= rusi has begun Us rArares- vould
Re pleased IL ! could know tie result o.
this erAuluAiion
Address ". H OHn. Colorado Ex-
pertinent station. Fu-T Collins Colo
race. Yours rery truly.
" II oLlN.
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-se Nai,.unu n...,,.

7ne E1AEers ui misiauz MACHINE,
seen cete-uziaed nnt 70 zlre M tha
atisupi 70 pstace nr ths mari5r : ms.
chine ina VII ruaiis wurs A ,n,.
chino a. nos besng zuzrlrsartureb !,
Il EtBall city u Nsz Tur.. bs. Is no,
get placed nu the7mzrtei- Themap,,
factnrsrs nnTe however maze a nu,,
tseT q macsssnss and arc --rsus- ,h.rr
n tn nssxnburhood TINS machine
VII m'sa ss mxny ss ten cows a.
orfre. and witt 1t one usn mia.
scout tnfrfysswo Cows an an hos,- m :
- half night sna amnrzsnr rho,m.n,.
fscfurers Themselves nowevsr. ,du NJ,
sesu ~ &nthusis<tar ~ zye--
wnkess ofDustny 1achsnes ~, -.
Is q tkanE IN xbesr fsvur ar xhpvE.,,
NsAuy sscuez1ze xAe xsua, ,an1nur,,,
~ zsNreusxsssmnnnolae annt sai,l - -
20 d1nrznnns ~ nnupr -
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49, EAxSf5S ~
MKCEEIiAM
pe.v s,ss,ea

,ons aeo came TO the conchss'ov
tNa, IL Is not desirable 10 have hay
,s,st constantly blowing or fa,lins
about the mlNer This hay dust has
IN 4 many Kinds of bacteria ~h'cN
get into the milk and AFFECT II, some
times cutie lniurS,usly, In an Old
stable where We used % kcer ou'
tShvs the uow WAS sUst above the
heads and backs ~ the cattle, The
cracks between gNc boards were no'
Ne7y tteAt, snd IN The sprins when
most - the hAN had been used the
dast csSily toU thNouch these cracks
srd outS the NaOs cat r1nnlos
ovot the sN,srds sNove would scEd
Gown = shower. which comprise6 mt
IRONS ~ particles ENen the COWS NOV,
ms aS,,ut SaG 5Srs5nS the Nosrds would
starr small shower witch. Nhile not
much ucucc8. c,,UtslueG many eey1s
tia; v-c 6id rht desiue u have IN Ihe
nak. We hS5 & ercst deal 81 trouble
vlia sur milk. which vas peadled out
30 customers by = mi,kmaR ths, rur
chased % foom as Nc SAID thst some
umcs sNs complaints were JhSt Z
vCul5 uot kcc1 and 81 others tiS'
JNorg vss Ia yNe uiIE = bSyey favor.
SIN a. athcr Gwcs nc complaint v-ss
sNAJ ~ he ssyaUr m yhc cNH there
VAS s frC rrsNIsE cloEd which IIutv
,y Do hsy dust
- E5,srr lrca 10 sh,t, OF tho dust
vNtyN foHn5 uct s very easy th.ns
TO "a. CspcSsgy ss Nc ted from TIE
fNar r front a' ihC COWS. Tho 6rsst
u Ms 6ld Vass 10 make ,he 1A-S over
head 80 Ueht JhsJ ro,hsus eoRld got
fhN5uEh. Then cou,J-ucjed q 1oUs
nSncoF Tor Tho cops % cat from and
thsj relieves US from the necessity -
too5lnC on tho faJr l7cwevo-. ] IND
thst even nov wb hEvo % be careful
pal 10 cci ne hay stirred ~ Nofors
v-o have comrlorcl mixing wish
o.Nor r5r6ors 81 rrc Farmers RtviCv
vrSUl5 roll ms HboIr experience vI,h
has 1usJ
Benton Co. 70. Emsr ucl small
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LAWS0N.s
AssA'Ls JOHN 0. dx,;.
Author Of Frenzied F,,.... :. |;
VIII Put ei'iionaIr. On !.
IN the Hands Of . 49,.

VII NJ
!" the Hands Of as.,,,.'
Kansas City. Mo. July s-nI
W. lawson delivered NJ. s s
speech last night in kau..' \
fore 500 people who crOvss. y
auet nan at the Midland bo,., l.! !
liam T. Jerome of New yass .
honors and cheers with n.
man. but Lawson 20, Tho H..
Of the attention.
Prosperity" said ".
means that the people h,y. :.
was necessary and have -.
left over. There has neye, ~
prosperity as ours. Blu, ~.
have nothing left oTer frou -.
labors- The surplus ia 49,
where They wonder and n, b
fellow standing beside them =. }
sioo. DOC. 600.
Mr.. Bryan thought be c,,,
socent piece into a dollar ~
ven. but he failed.
John ID. Rockefeller h,, :.
Plus that belongs 10 The 49,.
came along and ! aid
this trick Is done. / hara -.
American people bow n Is a-
An going TO show ihen ho.
Five million policy bolss-, y
iea have been robbed By he -,
even year am edscatisr ~
In life insurance and Wan ~.
people are beng robbed bT NJ
al along the Ike. The ros,.,
abused ne fur NJ s1posarss /.
never replied 70 NJ erposur-.
tested the power q he p.o,.
ing IN conbiuEL0l aEzins Nj
and we have sfupsea tbe nh
curaties held hy The sys,eu M
u one czr.
" ben people say / ,ur.,
evidence on TIE s.Anea-d o.
ibey lie When ! sre.t i, ~
thieves ] told then / .c.a
them. and IL put John D "a,
IN The hands u . sooelEsr q
quit-
Sow loas VII :; take n |,
John D RocsefeIlers
If's liable u cone Az -
conirE-ruuifr-cuulnt, m
.-K a. SET bot 600 v-u-,h q =
Hncs policies nocls5 70 u ~
week alone.
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y. - h. sr-.-.

aa - zurus- lu o. rF-r
q a- rsz z taa -uurr rasssffis
sr t.s uE -r asv ta fua rrs
-'1rE. 7z7r ee Eoa rsn - Glove
b --sTEr urs =al1 sra r-ars
ar ri tr a a. .r r-sa
~ --s raa ssl lr tar
s'1rsrI rtl uaar --u,ais zri -
~ hsz 1-r osnr u- rs-- ar
o. I'm err raf1- hrrr rtr -
z1a 1EuC zz-szE- o. 80 ra- -
rnI F77lE2 ha- on tsa tss- -
,roHlu- an corr sas 10 s--a
r'- iz-ra uU-slu1 10 - r-s=-s.z--s,
iHs elrusu1z rhC- rec ~ sf-r
an IT, u-hr- En u-et ri-er a.
c1ru vhirs ultrsa rF- rr-z-.
sivo i0aa. b. tac. Ez---a o. frs
l"sz On sV1-g pound cf ,,1-- ti.s- zoe
into X ngas ;huEEt INV = fas
sf'-re 'ef i- Ct scruur af tn rsrszs,--
To- uuttin- tnish o. tar- n ~.
fsi. 7'he uu-s CLEVER an. hira --as
csr r. thsrl "a sat fsg f,arrr--
lsr-E ov-uu Rnaz O. Inc a. Fa-z
err Reviev
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CANNOT suIlo REFINE
Ssnsss Supreme Ssaz oe.yu|
gnennr.its.is-sl

Topeka. kEnk- 3sly 81
PASSED by The IeEisilfurs <)
nIJ-upriutins s slfnst % ~
osjsndsui oil refinery II P,1J
te-aXy DECLARED uununs-i.sauzj
State SuIT-ems Cuur1 II u n
AssociAf. Iuslre Greene
The ul -tfius-F lEv sss .
une NJ the mos; di-sc; hi1s 4
the STANDARD OF CamI1Iy II
Legislature winch Aous;s
measures lend.ur 70 res;rl1
cc-r II thu handing q N
produce.
The un -eiing- nv l-csiszI
erection II Peru Elso 6 a.
the SiH1e F'enilgutiE-T 70 -
c,ianf II-ismarE. WIN + va
were 10 vEu-E rht uH plAr-
-hs cuurt holds hal \. -
uf the rrtinery ana fbs h-asd
fiH-y In cnunectiuu With r q
fipn ni Lhe sIArU g1nsgiisrr
cl2-.K
The state silll nErs ~
carrying uu RI wu1is 0.
provcmaut
Tn. runst-urtlur ant
such q rafinHTy u Is hcit-
WORK nj interuni imprrFs7
Governor aGua was
pointed ~ the hecisiur hnt
Now thai vc have y
v-nnted To 70 on Enn IN
We would have -enufee i
cnsts IN the price o. :
munfhs- II ] had s-sn -
Cnurt ] wniiid hIvc sirAns
have Declared The sHv
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eorpp.ter cisin So

Denver. July s-By M =
= forgotten lstter Gen : I
has probably saved me -
raan nhoui Sl9Hao -.
A wear aEp on 1Hiy N'
ram. from the War -
Governor Pehhndy Hiinos.
Inv had been annpiea
states woul0 be -eimbas
expenditure. hot N. g.
flied by 1anuHry ] lso..
lafer TINS letter was inip.
adtrirant genera and .,
anything mon n j. ~
the letter wns pissniiho,
Rel and there reulAin
through some old
r,oope- came auross Il
attention OF tho govern.
ter General Cooper,
erI,or,s military sd''
sr-nrted to WORK with ~
N. ureparins = claim le
Governor Aaarls l....r,s, va Z
the time OF thu SPANS. -
Immediately mubilizea
tia In this city nm ma
established nj cin
COURSE Of f~ ur tnres ~
issimcut of tho men -
rado vnlimtecrs was =,
the troops started @ ioI =
II rs this cxvsnhiIn'Ir r n
ernmoni Will pas. ,,, %,
not been aceidsii'a,.ss ".
fore next JANUARY ~. ~
nave been ont Sl-''
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14
Trr octonur a. soo-I

u Itsly the octopus a. ls..nu
and eaten u bRs 70 he rsUrh +
n uisht, when Il Is safrra~ssd
70 the victnity 81 ths hosi II uwnich
are TIE fishermen ty brsrh. IRE
rnsde IN an iron csre IN frsrir OF tha
soat. u Is said TO max. good seat,ur
and Us tertscles when con.,e,j ar. lr,,,
crosswfse Forming rims
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14

eas~scvd 20 she Fcsvxrp,.tr.
Two ps~s~ord 10 the I.ousor .Tove-
ss 40 exresua,y ssnr6ed that ssz1v one
man M ltMSeu wutrsae dtse To~er A.
Nsfswsted -wRh atsand enas as DE ,5,u<.,
Sayur. HoernusWsnsd 4xsxapuuzp,n -,
~ 0y0e-eeour&f0ezeow.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14
Nsv aou.~

White visiting at her @rrsns.
ssther-s Farm 20 short time aeyo.
"a 4'y-ercid city rira. urou seeing iber
vsocse throwing out me curwssssks me
&e0ws md seft ID sbe ssnWuxpr. en-
er9Nsea, 6A. rMr&, see -whatsa No NM
~ Ney Sc1es pn6se Ne Is tlusosSSr
<nr4'
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14

fnfertilc exfs taken ron the IN.
rrbstor need not Ne thrown rvsx
7hcy car ne eossed and used nor cb,r,,
{ecd
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-14
ssswssr.pners w'"'

ssswssr.pners w'''
pmvsr July s-ou y
wiu hc IN cxamInal'
|lsaIsdsug for all app.ss
Ia 0e ssrsrtmentAl
| ssr - sssnorrnpnsss.
u a. Ueventh ~
8ousus Civil sersi1
~ l. HsiIiuE. =
ueVe - >gHp nn'
~ - Nuelt NO., -
onuDg0 -
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

Att Oscar II anru ar konurg
at Sverige och Norge forklarades i
F0reata Staternas distriktsdom,
stol i Brooklyn och kommer val
derf0r den arade domaren att for
klaras varg i veum af vara f. d..
norska broder och de med dem
sympatiserande. En- svensk, Knut
L. Almqvist, var infor domare
Dodge for att blifva naturali
serad, och mar domaren genom
Taste ansokningen fam han att
der Diet sku,le staff ~ will and do
absolutely renounce and ALLURE
ali allegiance and fidelity to every
foreign Prince, P%otentate, State
or Sovereignty particularly to
Oscar II of Sweden and Norway,
whose subject l have heretofore
been.-so help me God, stod |
stallet for Oscar ii, king of
Sweden and Norway" endast
King of Sweden" Domaren
forklarade att Oscar II annu ar
konung at Sverige och Norge. och
sedan han upplysts ON att d, n
som utskrifvit ansokningen tro-
ligen begatt EFT mistag, befalde
han domstolens clerk att tilloka
orden "aad Norway" imam han
godkande ansokuingen. Sa nu
veta de, som demonstrerat Tor
Norges raft, att ON de just Du
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

onska blifva naturaliserade / Bos-
ton, maste de, ehuru pikostande
Diet an ma kannas for deras polit-
ska samveten. skrifva Oscar II,
King of Sweden and Norway"
En- dylik liten episod talar mera
an de kindergarten folkm6ten och
resolutioner man fran visSt ha |
torsoker lura de enfaldiga med
Scandinavia.
ON nj VIII ha en- god kopp katie
el;er CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
Allmanheten ar uppvackt.

A~llmdnheten ar uppvackt till en- kan
nedom ON de botaude eQensliaperpa hos
delta stora medicinska starkande mede ,
Electric Bitters. for dalig mage, lefver och
piurar. Mary H. Walters, SAG St G air
Ave, Columbus, o., sklifvet: Under
hera manader var jag lemnod att do. jag
hade feber och frossa, mila he yer 20 o
f,rstorda. jig kunde ei sotva, och min
mage var sd svGg fran vardelJsa doktors-
medIciuer, att jag Ell kuuds ita. Smart
efter det lg b0riat taga Electric Bitters,
erholl jig Iindiing. och inom en- kort tia
var jag alldeles botad." Garauteras i
Lungreu & Andrews apotek. Sioux
City, la. for SOC tiaskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

En- "sot' prest. V: ckcr som
en- kyrkengel tycker forsamlingen
eller atminstone den qvinliga de-
len deraf. att en- pastor i Viii
mington. Del, ar, och hans be-
undrarinnor ha ej tvekat att saga
honom delta. Det hade emel-
lertid till folid att iafangans ande
for in j pastorn, och han har pa
senare liden iva ganger veckan
gait ner till en- massos for att &C.
nom lamplig behandling ia sin
skonhet annu mel forhojd En-
AMMAN pastor i Stamina stad, Re-
bert A. Eiwood, papekade delta
forhaliande vid EFT mote och ytt
rade ON sin skone embetsbroder
"Det slags massage han behoiver
ar att nagon moter honom en-
mork qvall och lofhojer hans
skonhet med en- stor knyt-
naive.
/ EFT af b~usksnaren i Riverside
park New York antraffades har-
omdsgen en- IS ar gammal licka
med kldderna i trasor, haret ihor-
tofvadt och hela g~estalten utmerg
lad och utmattad af svalt och nod.
/ Flickan var Eli ibeth Cowan.
hvilken trots slit forstorda yttre
annu bar spar af en- stor skonhet.
och denna skonhet hade varit OF
J saken till hennes olycka. En- man,
som var langt aldre an hon, och
hvars namn hon icke vile upp-
eifva, hade ofvertalat heune art
rymma fran sin iostermoder, Mrs.
Jean Riley, och folja med honom
Han trottnade dock smart pa hen
ne och ofvergaf henne. och tlickan,
som var for stolt att ga tilibaka
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toy hon ofta EFT bad en- at sma
sjosrne och gIck ofta emellan
Riverside park och Central park
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iva manaGer, da hon upptacktes
och skickades hem till fostermo-
dern, men denna Vile icke veta at
henne utan sande henne till EN-
uppiostringsanstalt.
Gamla i fortid arc, hvad man
ga hustrur och modrar blifva. |
den angslan och de bekymmer,
som AFRO f0renade med omsorgen
om deTaS hem och barn, giom-
ma de sig sjelfva och forsumma
att skota sin egen helsa till dess
den ar nastan nedbruten. DIR.
Peters Kuriko ar just hvad sada-
ma beh0fva. Ilundratals hustrur
och m0drar hafya intygat drss
helsobringande egenskaPer. Skirt
etter tidningen och PamHetten.
De sandas gratis. Adressera
till DR. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co II2 II9 So. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Egendomligt forsvinnande.
j. d. Runyan i Butlerville, O.. till
forskref DR. Kings New Life Pills Diet e.
gendomIiga f0rsvinuandet af hans smart
Stamina symptomer pa dalig matsmalt-
ming och goilsjuka. Han skrifyer: DE
arc en- f~ullkomlig medicin for svindel.
sur mage, hufvudvlrk, f0rstoppnlng ETC.
| GaIanteras
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11

Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus. So kop virke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-11
Egendomligt forsvinnande

j. d. Runyan i Butlerville. o.. till
forskref DR. Kings New Life Pills Diet e.
gendomliga f0rsvinuandet af hans smart
Stamina symptomer pa dalig matsmalt-
ming och goilsjuka. Han skrifVer: DE
arc en- f~ulIkomlig medicin for svindel,
sur mage. hufvudvark, f0rstoppning ETC.
Garanteras
Lungren och Andrews apotek. Sioux
CITY, Ia. Endast &c Fors0k dem.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-03

Fred. Wundenberg was still the GEN.
case Yesterday and his long cross-ex-
animation gave no signs of drawing to
a conclusion Kinney occupied most of
the day in demanding explanations of
various documents which he produced
from time to time and which he argued
were at variance with the witnesses
present testimony.
On the question of Carter ignoring
Wundenberg in the management of the
ranch, the witness was shown Sam
Parkers affidavit filed in the partition
suit at Kailua The issues were ap-
parently different in that case, for Par
ker laid stress on the fact that Carter
had consulted him and Wundenberg on
all occasions The witness modestly
disclaimed responsibility for Parker's
statements but Kinney came back with
Wundenberg's own statement in an af-
fidavit that he endorsed all that
Parker had said, and the matter ended
dorse'' might mean in that connection.
With regard to the negotiations for
the sale of Humuula, the witness re-
iterated his statement that he was al
ways opposed to Parker selling the
place, advising that it be kept for Sam
junior. Kinney had a long series of
letters from the witness to Aubrey at
the sheep station. referring to negotia-
lions with 'Eben Low and others as
possible purchasers. The witness ex-
planned that Parker was very anxious
to sell, and that under those circum-
stances he thought tat Ebthn Low
and young Sam, who was the Others"
in question, might purchase. He de-
MED the testimony given by Sam, jun
Tor, that he himself was a third party
in interest. Still Kinney did not APP
pear satisfied and dwelt with lingering
emphasis on the plural pronoun when
Wundenberg wrote, Il had fully ex-
pected Eben Low to arrive from the
Coast and would then be able to state
more definitely our plans" Later he
called for a reconciliation of witnesses
reluctance to have the station sold with
the words: "Eben Low goes to Kohala
SNs.s.s- - .,s