davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
San &reft belbreoes?

Man far @fSempler pao &reftpa=
%tienter, lom efter Operation bol6er
fig raife mere en6 20 glar> og set me-
mes almin6eligt, at / Set minoite pisie
&reftformer fan belbreoes fuloltan=
6igt, naar Sc operereS / Si0e, og
@bulltmasie fiernes fuloitenoigt.
@an ier ogiaa Coulter, iom life far
funnel fierneS felt, men lom oog
fprit mango 9(ar efter giper 11pe Mn-
greb.
S u@oip. Gib." refereres ser eli
&rGftltati1tif, ion1 bringer en- Del in-
teresionte Meobelelier. gn 8otiert
faar iaale0es cit Street, fiernet fra
Sungen 1885, og fan bar 0a fuloz
1tGn6ig bel til 1902, 6o ser fom1 M
Sbnlit / Mrret; set nDe Mnfol0 ope-
rere0es 2 Mm efter. @n ol.0en Yoti-
ent, en- 0one, operere6es / 1889 for
&raft / @rpltfirtelen, bun moatte
igien opereres / 1892, berpaa 1896
- 1899 1901 - 1902 - 1903.
Me1 / 1904 bar bum fritz og Juno og
pe6 go6e &refter.
&reften fia0eS 10 ofteit bos 6olf
ODER 40, en6og op meller1 so og 60.
Deriom man efterbaon0en fan 11oa
til, at 5pgoommen op6ages paa ct
meget tioligt @ta6ium, iaaleoes at
|@p1liten tom fiernes, in6en Sen eno-
mi far foaet Ti6 til at breoe fig,
nabn1ig life til at boise iammen me6.
omgipen6e Srganer eller at ienoe
Mflgggere u6 til &trteliDitemet %
andre Srganer, ga fan man pente at
gigre flor @abn beo Sperationen, %
ga bar mon Sob til at baabe 1noget
al BEN, ielb ON man lite TOR gorol1-
tere imo6 Eilbogefal6. So el6re
man er, raar Spg6ommen biier fig,
6es mere betp6er Marene, iom fan
gaa fen u6en Silbagefal6 - 6es
min6re iiffert rammes man al ben;
er ben D6erite 6rtit for ct Silbage=
falb Is Mar, Tan Sen 30<aartge bare
meget at frpgte, me6ens Ben 50-aart-
ge Tan ie mere roltgt paa @finbne1u,
for6t ban 10 BOG lite beo, ON ban
ifnl blipe IS, og Sen en6nu el6re fa,t
maaife brD6e fig fell ON Sruielen.
@en 1aturligbts, 6enne Srglt ct 10
fun betinget. On cling u6iiger benz
ne Gtatiitif imiolertio: Gro life paa
&rpftens abiolute l1belbre6eligbeo-
big lite 9anfen ON 9perotton bort
og OBJECT lite Gi6spunftet, bnis set
ttlbp6es, ielp ON Ser er NOT iaa ringe
Gro til en6elig Selbreoelie (. gnbber:
2ege Tan me66ele @fsempler poa
|&ilfal6e, bbor Der ipnes at bore iaa
ringe Saab, og bbor @eiultatet BOG
bleb iaa go6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
Manse Tolf bgr fsr oeres beitemtc

Manee Tolf bpr fpr 6eres beitemtc
Si0 al ben @rnn6, at 6e life tager
noget &eniDn til MaturenS Moboriler.
22egemet Tan blipe proftiif taget iifret
moo 5pgoom pe0 en@a1g imellem t
fage Ell Doiis Of 81. &eier's a,1rif5,
bet gamle, prgpeoe 2pgemi0oel. 0m
er life en- Mpotbefermeoictn. Marmc-
re Splpsntnger erboloes ,beo &enpent=
belle til Dr. 8eter SabrneD & Cons
Co. 112-118 81. &opne: glpe.,
Chicago, SSll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
On Oreng paa goentor.
Gu triit Siitorie til sfref oe Mop6r-
lei for andre 9remge.

Sor 110ger1 StO 110er tom Ell Ia
oarig Greng, Spn of Ell Sperrets-
iagfprer biemme / set norolige Spl=
lon6, biem fra Sfolen meo ct tort
Min1s | fin &arafterbog, bporboS
ban bab5e Sen ubpggelige 8elfeo til
lin Sober, at Dan life pil0e blibe ino=
itillet til &rpliminprefsomen til
CONNER.
Mf 9org pg @e6rppelle oper sen
bam iaole0es efter bans Tormening
l1berettiget tilfpje6e Sort fatteoe fan
oen fortpipleoe 8ei llttning at rpite set
biemlige Stpp at fine 6po0er % bic
Set betrengte &uSlono fine unge
&refter> og mes fine Sparelftlltnger,
go6t og bel cit bolp 9nes &roner,
b%bortblan6t ct &ar S~ltbtl9umsfro-
ner poa 2ommen, tropeoe fan al
5te6 as 2an6ebeien, in6til ban trat
og noaiet naaeoe en- fiernt fra bans
@iem. beliggen6e S ernbaneitation,
bbor ban iteg. in6 / Soget. Otter at
babe fiGrt en- St6 benptte6e Fan igje1
MpoitleneS Selte og orbej0e6e Jig iaa,
le6eS befSelbis me6 Soget % til
6ooS pi6ere Spo paa lta6tg me6 set
itore <slan6 iom Maal.
S%mi6lertt6 bleb Bolitiet ollarme-
ret, bpilfet bab6e til 6plse, at @oliti-
betient &eterien / &ibe blep opmerf-
lom poa, at en- nng 6pr,. .paa bbem
5lpgtningenS Signalement pasieoe,
bob6e logeret / @ets', @eitgtperi og
betalt me6 en- S~ubtleumstofrone
iamt foregibet at futile til Ggn6er,
bbor bans Sober, ser iful6e beo6e
@erenien, forebiite 2psbille6er. :.
8etienten blep itrofs ien6t til
Senoer efter 6lpgtningen> men 6en-
ne bab6e allere6e 2 Cages 6oripring
og bar forlengit ODER allie 8ierge,
11oen at set fun6e fonitateres, bbilfen
Sci ban bar taget fra Ggn6er.
Gelefou og Selegraf Tan imiolertio
u6rette utrolige cling; en6nu famine
Dags Mften ia6 6pren bag 2aas og
itarite Slaoer / glrreiten / 6lensborg,
bpor ban mutt maotte blibe, in6til
fornebnte 8etient Sen felgen6e Sag
tom og fit ban1 u6friet al Sangenifa-
bet og f6rt tilbage til &ibe, bbor
bans Sober bor fommer tilite6e for
at mootage bom.
Sill @fraf og Mopariel for andre
ligeitnoeoe Drenge oplpier r@tbe
Stiftst.", at set iffe er noge1 misun-
oeliespar6ig 5ilpereIie, ben unge
rnsierpenlige 6Ipgtnine bar fgrt paa
fin 8anoring. 0m Motten bar ban,
for iaa pt5t ban life bar aiet fig
frem ao 2anoebeiene, Iogeret om-
firing poa&erbergene iommen me6 al
items atbet pan6ren6e Soft % ligget
paa en- 8anf elIer ct Salmfnippe,,
iom bet funoe bD6e fig.
.LS%A.N-
Sg Soften bar bnret mere en6 i1gi.
is en- 2an6sbD mellem Sgnoer % Sci
bgl, bbor ban.bobbe bpret in6e for at
pgrge ON Sci, bap6e en- goolioetioe
@aaromano fornret ben tDnot fla6te,
fpinfle Dreng ct ggrfIp6e til at bin,
De ON &alien bborbos ban bapoe
faaet al ben M1a6, ban funoe ipiie.
Den ifurpe 6o%raarsluf boboe ipe.
bet bans Mniigt i 8Iogier % paafgr1
bam en- irriterenoe Soite, iom ifft
biloe laoe ban ! Sreo ON Soften.
l5om ct nomarfet Mi6oeI berinlof
bob6esen gautmeI tpff gogabono pae
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
selpfritif.

81: &elmer (tI en- femtenaarig
9ige, Ser beipger bans Some:
rSporleoes gaar set Ceres lille 81
iter, Jrgfen Marie??"
Srgfen Morie: 50 Sol, bun Id
Ser .pgiaafni at blibe ret fg1l."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
Je9 Glitter De or0nne cunoe
III Sobannes SeIms.

Seq elifer Sc 9rgn11e 2un6e
meo Gonernes b1ggenbe 5aIo,
leg elifer 6e blonfe 5un6e
me6 5eilernes Suiinotal.
Seq elifer bber Sal, bper 8anfe
meo &ornetS belgen0e 6lugt,
bpor flittige &enoer ianfe
al Mrbeioets gplbne Grugt.
Seq elifer Sc breoe 9letter
Sollpiets Sommerpragt,
Il GinterenS StiernenGtter
bog Sneteppets Sule6ragt
0eig frpoer sin Sos, sin Sore,
mig fnuger 6in 5org, sit Sabn.
Sper @lans, bber &let oil leg bore,
TOM fal0er paa 0anmarfS Nab1t.
SIT 6u er mig 6o6er og Mo6er
-iaa ipnges froGtrono til @tron6--
langt mer ems 5piter og 8ro6er,
tbt on er nit 6e6relano.
6oritumme6 bper @pit / Sfoben,
og fa1meo bber gpl0en Srugt,
falot Scat ODER Morf og &ober,
leg fanot Set 6og lige imnft.
Sm allie 6e 9rbmme briite6,
on bar fra Sip ungoom 6remt;
ON Srengiel og Mpb 6u frtite6,
leg elife6 big oobbelt pmt.
@en ems er ser Gang / @fopen,
bejt belger set rp6e Stag;
ems er Ser EN- @a1o %foropen,
font raaoer for 9onmorfs Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

II onpDne I er % q +
ifeo e e Sognepreit 81.
6. 8ltgge, 6rplan6 er u0n9bnt til
Sognepreit / 2ar0ol, Sogneprelt 6.
6. 8. Magaar6, @nebaf, til relioe-
ren6e &apellan / Sacobs Menigbeo,
&riitiania, Sognepreit / 9ore stjpr=
oolen, S. g. 6ricbricbien til Sog<
neprGit / Sfogn, relioeren6e &apel=
Ian, 9r. tbeol. Otto Senien, Stapo11=
ger, til 5ognepreit 5fieberg, @ano.
tbeol. Sorleif Sobnien, til Herionel-
fapellan Dos Sognepreiten / Clos
berg % &ano tbeol. 6. 6. Moe til
Berlonelfapellan bos Sogneprelte1
/ &raofita0. Miifeo / Maaoe er me0<
oelt Sognepr9it sc. Morman / San-
oefjor6, &eniton 2,4OO. @onltitue<
ret 8olitimelter / Mren6al $. &rogb
er to11ltttueret 1om Eolitimelter /
Grebrifslta6. Gol6fontrol1pr Str.
Mpbre er meooelt Mfife6 fra tit Gm-
beoe efter M%nipgning. Gol6betient
.. 8. &%lingenberg er beififfet iom
9olofontrollgr / ignoenfiel0ife Di-
itrift. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

% iniiterT S. @eoel=SorIs-
far foreret til Sen ipenlfe
Stot ii11 %folt6ore, ltilful0e pg pafre
Mol1tering al Set tioligere ipenlf=
1crlfe Minilterbotel / Moorio. 9er
inofjpbtes til @rrtg lon 2egotionsbo=
tel cit lmatf 8pgni11g / Galle 3l1rbo=
no / MaOriO, beliggelt0e / ct al @pel1s
lun0el tie og pofrelte &porterer. %
@uiet, JON folte0e 225,0O0 ST., blep
inofipbt> polote 9(nifoffelien al Mp-
bier ma11ge @etanfeligbeoer. Me1r
Miniiter @eoeI=Sorlsberg erflareoe
Jig oo pillig til poo egen 8efpitniug
at mol1tere @rtiet og iioen ipm @ope
operlooe Mpblerne til 8rug for fine
@fterfplgere. @ope,1 er blepen moo
taget me0 Saf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

8rano poo @fer. Scot
til 24be SUM- er 3 @aoroe / &elt=
fosicn, gore Gfer, neobrenote. 0e
tilbprtc 2ouobanoler CTR: @olpor-
letbs Gnfe, @o9er Ole 9raoten p9
Mrbei0er Miis Sprenicn. Msiurol1=
cel umn1eu for @%ooroel1e, &orebebcl6z
ming % Sn0bo %orl0rager til $4,000
&roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

8ron0en / &orsgrunb.
Set CT iii poo Set rene, at Sloe1 OPP
-1tp0 n1ber @ropeicn longt ira &rep=
interiet. Selpontnnoelie / freoiote=
rebe Moterolier eller &reoi otolje
ifer life. Otter iiftert 6orlpoenoe
bar Smaabprn antnnot SIS mellem
Stoblerne. Irn1flil1, @afer & Cos
8pg,,inger % &ore6ebol0ninger bar
as ureret for omfring $4,000 &ro=
ner, forfeit poa is forifiellige, noe
itel1 io,ntlige uoenlanol fe selifaber.
9lf norlfe Dor u%9fprOen" im%teresieres
for $4,000 pg v&oree" for $4,000
&roner. Salt CT ~Mor0en" interes=
ferret / @%ra1oel1 for $4,000 &roner,
bppraf en0el er reoslltreret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
norge. :


Goitbnet i b a rs
g e r er blepet for li6et, og Mr=
bei6sbeportementet anbefaler in6-
fiebt cit Maboejen0om for $4,000.
&roner. &%egieringen fremle9ger
6orlla9 berom.
a III a II t b + I lup feire-
bes sen 276e SUM- at fbp. Sfibsfp=
rer g. &eis / 2aneeiuno % Sultru.
fp0t Ye6erien. 9tomontbrnogom=
men CT fpot 1921 % 8r16en / 1929.
9e bar bapf IA &prr, IS 8%prnebgrn
% 3 8prl1ebprnsbprn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

CT man6 8
30 n 3 e. 8autaitenen til Minoe
ON giosbolosmanoen, Sognepreit
Stabel, Ell al &riitions Mmts @epre.
ientanter paa &~tgsforiamlingen, of
llereoes i 8agr @pnoag sen 25oe
Stunt. Mon iomle6es peb 8a,1taen
81. 3 og togeoe 11n6er 6arer og flin-
gen6e Sptl EN- Sur rltn6t &irfen %
tilbage til 8autaitenen, bporpaa
y@uo iigne bort 6Dre 6eorelauo"
.llep iu1ge:1. 5ogneprelt 8artb bolot
GfIpringsialen, bpori ban / fraftige
% ma11cnre. Sr6elag talte ON, bbao
e19ber af CO fploer gamle Mor 9sor-
Sc % 81 @qno, font iao paa Clos
nol6 1914. San min6e6e ON, bpob
,Statel haooe beret for ignore Mur-
bal JON G,Rleigrger og Menneife,
Eoor QfDoint ban bar I bt0e &reD1e
ogiaa loe1for 8ng6en. San lutte
Be meo De Orb: uSertil inbbier Ri
Big, oil Sten, til bans Min6e. Sans
Sacob stabels Mapn Iepel" Meo
bIotte6e &obeber bIep Sa6relanos=
langen imraet, efterfuIat al ct fraf.
|ttgt @nrra. Observation-Disclosures
Sormat1o, 2ensmano gDergaaro,
%operlepere6e 8autaen til ignore Mur-
bals Commune. Sr6ferer MoI6 tat.
febe meo nogle parme Orb. ST.
Gpiiobe filiIm er iaa farafteriitiff al
ben bgr napnes. On CANINE, graa'
nIagget Cubic fteg frem tic 8antaer
og opofreoe Sc Giliteoepnrenoe d:
oanneoe 8rooerrine, bpiIfet giebliffe
lig bIeb efterfo1n1uet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

song @aafons 8.omta.
On 8antaiten ODER Song @aafon
&aafonsi6n o%flgre6es "a. Stunt SCI.
5 paa bans Geoelte6 6olfenborg peo.
Mpien, / @arper at 1000 Men11e-
ifer. Man maricbereoe fra Mpien
me6 ~&ommu1eitpret / Spibien. Unit
beriitetsitipenoiat &alpoan @obt
bol6t 6eittalen. @tener1 er en- 10
Alen hpi @ranttbauta, bporpaa
itaar:: rSer bart Song &aafon @aa<
fonsign fp66 1904" .s&Ronungr Of
&erra Of 5elagi". Gn-Sang at Dr.
2pcbe, 6reorifsitoo, blep iu1aet, %
Sfueipiller Siguro @1egaro lelte op
en- Salme al 8lir. Derefter bolot
&eoaftionsiefretnr g. 6. &nmmer ct
politiif Soreorag. Sglgenoe Gele-
gram afienotes til Megierineen
1000 Menneifer, iamlet beo &aa=
Ton &aafonsibns 8auta paa Soften
borg gibsberg, ienoer ben rorife
&tgiering lin bpbtfglte Iaf for SCI
2gff ben 6isie Gage bar taget 10,
5aoreIa1oet Samlet er Morge II
geiom BET bar Saafon &oafons
igns Gage. Buo beoare 5aoreIarl
oetn 8autaifenen er reiit effter Sui
tiatib at gioiiba llneoomglag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

SaIife 8iIIe6er al
SritS Ebanlom ~. Store Me-
ftere paa Malerfunitens Smraooe
bar til allie 9i6er p9rd 1oiat for
6alifnerier; enten bar &opier al be-.
remte 8itle0er beret foriegt ioIet
iom Originaler, eller beroilgie
Smgrerier FAR falifelig b9ret uoitp-
ret n1eo @%unitnerens 5ignatu,r %
nobnot tilialg iom egte. Dette iioite
bar mi be10t 5rits 5baulom; baobe
! 8aris % 5piflan6 bar ser / sen
ie1,ere 1i6 peret ubbl16t tiIiaIg laa-
ban11e meo Ibaulotps @apn falife=
Zig iignereoe 8ille6er, loen ut set
etto1m bar lpffeoes at faa fat / peo-
fommenoe uJorretningsmanb". Dis=
fe uegte Ibaulomer bar %forreiten ina
lioet tilieaes me0 Sc 8ille0er, ipm
n1 nogdar fra Gbauloms MteIier, at
bet nGgte itrafs ipringer | 9inene
ielpt paa cit SSffe-4lnltifisnner. Men
bpao Der formooeutlig bar opntll11-
fret peofommenoe TaIifnere CT, at
Der fro &riitiania bar beret n%eoienot
filla1gs 8ariS en- Gel pgte abal1=
loper, ubetpoeIige Glitter % Stu
bier fra bats tioligite l1ngoom, Jon
abiolut intet bar tilfnlles meosgbou
Ioips rl1barenbe Malerflnlt. DeHt
bar bepirfet, at &unitbanoIerne fla,
Iaaet Allarm til 8eifptteIie of s,
ugte Maulotper, bboraf en- orsnogl
lnge iioen paa Nuftion efter en- uf
saml iofgtes for 1873 Srancg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

81 fingeifibe % nor
re S mGrfer. On Sn0ien=
Ser / ct l1prlf 9loo benleoer Spm9rf=
iombeoen poo set Jori flag, Ser er
%fremfpmmet ONT paa oe npe norlfe
6rimerfer at an6ringe Ell Mfbtl0ning
al @ifingelfibet. 2%igeoperfor llolan<
Set piloe Set 10 minoe ON @igets TIT
ienaori9e @iltorie, liaeiom @erfer-
l1es l(oltpr betpoelig piloe beores. S
Gilirloe = lt1cner S%11oienocren =
buroe Ser pel %i1obyocS til &ouf1tr=
renee mcllem l1orife &1tnltnere. 5pm
befjel1ot logger ltolunoet ltor Smb,t
paa fine Jrirnerfer. Mpgle al oisle,
/. CTS. fra &orgo, er rene lmao
&rn ltpGrfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

SIogsmool % Grab /
Srebrifsbol6. @rpftegroper
&orl Gfolleltoo fro Moo11m ct orGbt
/ SlagSmaol, foroaridget peo ST.
6eri, al iin &alnerot, @rpftegroper
Mnoers @ouien. 9robet fon0t Steo
9pren0olpeien l,oe1for 8pgrGnlen.
@pfpge0 Nolls @11ltrlt, Ser lao
Slogsn1oolet ira lit &inolt, tilfulote
itrof5 6reorifs9olos Noliti. Ypliti-
melteren lelp font l%topboloelig fjprel=
De til Steoet, n1el1 peo bonS Mufpnlt
bar SfalleItoo alIerebe opo. 9rab3=
mol1oe1 bar flpgtet opoper til Noffe,
men bleo e%fteriot al Noliti6etjeute fra
6reorifSbolo. Sc paagreb baln ti(=
liolt, pg BON CT 1n / inngslig 6orpa=
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

Nla0en 4apel iSrpsiil
@%reitegielo ne0brenote iom 6plge al
2pnneollog 0en 26en Suli 1904.
&irfen por cit ottefontet 1enmer-
bpgnil1g, opfert 1877. Sillaoelie er
MI meooelt til at &apellet gienopfs=
res pao Sen ga1nle Cont efter rogle
al Mrfiteft Gictor 9eor0an 116arbei0e-
-be 5egni1gcr. Set bliper en- 2arg<
firfe al 2oitperf n1e6 $50 Si66e=
plaoie % er beregnet at futile folte
10000 ST., iom Spor til assurance
iulnmeu for Sen n%eobrGn0te 8pg-
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

5pen 7 . 5 q rb E
'bere peo sfotfos 8rug, i ct Antal.
al oper 100, bar ienot ben ipenife
&tgsoag ct Telegram for at u6tale
jRnife ON freoeligt Spgigr meo Mor-
&c, % George fun er / iin gobe &et.
5fogbrano poa u / IL
gerife. S Gbr. Sornsruo % @op.
Mamots Sfoge mellem @tngerife %
Snarl1m uobreo Ser 5. 25. SUM-
Sfo9braro. Sen greb burttg ont Jig,
% en- Sis iaa set farltg ub for Of
tteielifabet Gmbretfos 6abrifers itore
Sfoge, Ser grenier op til &ornsrl10
% 4amots. Sra 8p9oen 6rog Die
bliffelig Manoifab ofiteo % bel6ig=
bis blep Sloen begr9niet, efterat 2
300 Mool, tiloels mere peroifnlo
SfpJ bar g6elagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

&ose Ell len Ii II s e H..
Sra Bergen meO0eles 5. 26. SUM:
@i0eu 9iltriftsfo5 ierer SSltel @o,1=
Tens Sig S. 1. Stunt blep gjenfunoet
ct Stpffe pitenfor 6inie, far Ser pe=
ret orepet eli iprig @fterlegning efter
Serercn, ser bar &osi ererens &osje,
iom in0ebolot omfring $4,000 @ro=
ner. Mu er &osieu fun0ef al tire Mr=
beioere / MGrbeoen al set Ste6, bpor
Seas iererens Sig fanotes. ct &ar
Sfi fanotes itaaenoe ret op % ne6
/ Sneer, pg pe6 at 9rabe / oenne
fanot man &asien / @eioe mes &oa=
b%in6in9erne.
Speringenigr sfaplou reiite ltrafs
til 6inie, Ga ban fit MeooeleIie ON
6unoet. &aslen bar bel beparet %
ipntes life at bore berert al
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Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
Many People
 To Go Outside

MRS. J. w. DUNCAN, accompanied by
 little MARGUERITE STANLEY, for
 California.
 MR. and MRS. LEWIS SHEQUIN and
 children, for Green Bay, Wis. MRS. THOMAS LINDSEY and chill
 dren, and perhaps MIR. LINDSEY. Miss EMILY B. PARKE, California. MRS. LUNDQUIST and little daughter
 ELMINA.
 REV. M. E. KOONCE, Pennsylvania. ~ JAMES F. DALTON. for California. JAMES R. GREENE, for Montana. H. A. YOUNG, Fort Wayne, Ind. JAMES CLIMIE, Kilmarnock, Scotland JOHN JACK, New York. w. I. OSLIN, Portland fair, San Fran
 cisco and Japan. ANGUS HEBB, Boston. J. w. BELSEA, Portland fair and Ali
 ance, Ohio.
 w. P and RAY BEARDSLEY, Can-
 ton, Ohio.
 ED FERGUSON and SOURDOUGH
 MIKE, for South America. WALTER SUNDBORG, California. HENRY PAPIN.
 In the foregoing list of people now in Rampant ready 10 take pas sage to the outside are some of the oldest residents and best known citizens of the camp. They will nearly all return. All sf them have dust, and everybody will wish them much pleasure while they are away. Most of them will take the Sarah for up river when she arrives to. morrow or Friday, but some will go by way of St. Michael. Alto gether they will take out between S75,ooo and SIoo 1000 in gold.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
Construction Party
 Swinging the Wire

Twenty eight men under Lieut.. Beverington are at work on the telegraph fine between Rampant and Fort Gibbon. Construction commenced at Rampant and will be proceeded with down the river until Fort Gibbon is reached. A scow furnishes quarters for the men and keeps material abreast of the work CTS, who string the wire and con- plete the line as they go. Somewhat over two miles will be finished, on an average, daily.
 Last Thursday. when the Jeff Davis landed the outfit here, it was the intention to also commence construction e,n;le Hot Springs end of the fine. Mules were on hand to transport material and sup plies and start was made; but the trail was so bad that the project had to be abandoned for the pres ent, and the Davis took the mules intended for his work back home. ..A little more than mile cut of Rampant a loaded mule went into the mud so deep that Packer Green had to hold it's head to prevent its sinking out of sight. It took seven men with ropes to haul it out.
 It is very knowing mule. says Packer Green, and kept perfectly quiet till rope was put around its neck and the men began to pull, and then it seemed to understand Just what was best to do.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
Farewell Party
 Saturday Night

The public farewell party Satur- day evening i'll honor of Miss Emily B. Parke and Rev. NJ. F.. Koonce, prior to their departure for the out. side, was held at the courthouse and included nearly every one in town. The ladies had decorated the large room with choice flowers, an extra fine programme of vocal and instrumental music. recitations, etc, was rendered, lunch was serv- ed, and altogether the guests of honor were treated to a most heart felt and appropriate testimonial ol the community's esteem. Mrs. Fred F.. Rader httingly expressed the company's sense of loss at the separation so soon to take place
 and Miss Parke and Mir. KooncC each responded fceliugly Of all
 the numerous residents who ar' leaving for the outside this fall
 none will bc more sincerely missed than Mise Pafke and Mir. koouee
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
END OF THE WAR
 HAS COME AT LAST
Surprising Concessions by Japs Give Russia Peace
 With Honor.

Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 2e - It was announced this morning that the Japanese representatives had yielded practically every point to Russia which remained to be settled, and that nothing now re- mains but to officially draw up the agreements. sign them, and call off the opposing forces.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. go. A bull letin has just been posted: Rus sia's terms have been agreed to by Japan, and there will now be peace with honor.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
MIR. AND MRS. SHEQUIN
 TO VISIT GREEN BAY

Lewis Shequin, Mrs. Shequin and the babies are in town ready to take the Sarah for up river and the outside.
 Masters George and Robert were packed into town in two potato crates strapped on to mems backs, and took the novel ride over the muddy trail in matter-of-fact manner.
 The family will spend the winter at their old home in Green Bay, Wis. Mir. Shequin came to Ram part in IS96 He hewed the logs for the first business house in town now the Florence hotel. He. NJ. W. Sinclair and James Laugiord were present at the naming of the town. and together carried their point in calling 1t Rampant by one vote over a number who favored the name "Minook !" He returned to Green Bay and was married five years ago last spring.
 Mir Shequin and family will re- turn early next season.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
LOUIS SEYLER
 BRINGS A BRIDE

Louis Seyler has been receiving the congratulations Of his many friends for a couple of days. He returned on the Hannah accompa- nied by his bride, formerly Miss A. Ellenora Newhall, of Seattle. They were married Aug. 24 Mrs. Seyler went on to Fairbanks, where she will visit short time before taking up her residence at Rampant.
 Mir. Seyler covered much terri tory while in the States, going as far as Chicago md spending some time with relatives and friends in Cincinnati
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
DROWNED IN STORM
 AND IN ACCIDENT
Two Lost ill the Yukon and Nine at the Mouth of the
 KuSkOkWim.

Fairbanks. Sept. 5.-Captain Peabody reports the drowning of nine persons from a small trading steamer owned by Lind, a squaw man, at the mouth of the kusko- kwim river, during storm.
 Lind's family was aboard. The owner of the steamer and only one other man escaped.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
Two Drowned Below Panama.

Fairbanks, Sept. B. Moody and a brother of Captain Haines were drowned in the Yukon near Mouse Point, below Fort Gibbon.
 The two men left in an open boat to meet the steamer koyukuk. The overturned boat and the body of Moody were found. It is sup posed the steamer ramfned them in the darkness.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
Perhaps Not So Bad for Japs.

Fairbanks, Sept. 5.-Portsmouth dispatches announce the end of tue war. Japan makes concessions for the sake of peace, and relinquishes half of Sakhalin island and the in- termed ships at Stocken; all other original points conceded by Russia.
 The czar and King Edward wire congratulations to President Roose- welt. There is general rejoicing in Russia.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
O'BRIEN-BATES
 BOXING CONTEST

Fairbanks, Aug. 5o.-In the O'Brien and Bates fight last night O'Brien was knocked down twice and barely saved himself from a knockout by superior generalship. Bates stayed ten rounds.
 The two came together after the fight, but were separated by spec tators,
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06

In view of the reports of the se- rious condition of Dr, Hudgin. who is at Fort Gibbou undergoing treat. meut for inaamed eyes. the news was welcomed by friends this morn ing that he Is much improved aud will come home on the next boat.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-09-06
BLUE PARkA MAN
 AT HIS OLD TRICKS

Fairbanks, Aug. 3o.-William Hicks was held up on the creek road yesterday by man believed to be the blue parka bandit who recently escaped from the federal jail at this place.