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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

bag Gre. at for 1ioen FAT iuaeu Del
at 2ouoets gefoIfning bare Resreue
til Itsrre Rpife i oeres uooiflina emo
uetop 8eiolfningen / SpSeu. SpS.
itaterne maaite ieln roerIaSes at Isie
De Blofer, iom | henne Senieenoe %
paa auore Smraa0er par ppitaaet.
Sg berunoer furroe Sc eisre iiffer
aegning paa belle San0etS moraIifc
Ststte.
FrRiioer.en beisete ogiaa @ir.
mingbam % 9ittle Motf % taIte puo
begge oisie Steoer. Terfra gif Seiicn
opcr iii Eennesiee, bbor Ser gioroes
Spbolo | 0empbis. o. inn piSrre iii
3elp Orleans, bportil NooiroeIt %
bans 6sIge arfofn | GuSoasS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27
manse omSenet
st % anSrt pm be politiife ltoigter |
Staten 8iseoHHH.
0npcrner=Salget.

Sra @ta6iion, @is., meooeles I'm.
Der Gato 240e GftobRr: gn uiStlsf..
tig eolttiif auntp er ueS at beapnSe
! 8isconlin. o. Oct tilne6 ct BELT Mar,
forinocu FrimGrpdlgeHe Hal finoc
Steo. 70 ga 6clfette Repu6lifanere
bar atIereoe iorneIt ertIeret Tia iom
SonOioutir Ill Observation-Disclosures
% 10 til uil efter al SanSipnliabeS
nlcIoe Jig, Senator 3. !. Mc8iaip.
ran ira glacf RtUer 5Sua$ bar SEN
'erfte, ioH ertIGre0e iig; Serefter
tom Speater ). &. 2euroot fra Gu.
perlor. Ge TO andre, JON aipirarer
til oct bsie Gmbe0e, er vs.. .. Gonnor
ira RnribiieIO, 6ormano for Ga 6ol.
Iette HepubittdnerueS S%tatstomite. on
8tceglpernsr EaniOion. Zen Itbitc
bar g~lentogenoe Dtret til fine 8enner.
at Oct or bans 5eniigt at erfIRre ia
lom annoibat, ioainort Sen ierite
@Ians CT ili6t al Speufer 9enroots
npfdotc adH6ioatur. Der er euers
nttto en- QPlIigbeo for, at gunnor
heller nil blue paIat iii aoraresieu.
Wcn GootOiou maa Der nnSer ale
GmitpnotgbeSer giere Regning baa.
Oct ier no Ill at 2enroot er Ga IoI.
iette8 @luno, men Set fsIger life ber.
al, at ale aomiuiitrationspenIiae Re.
pubIlfanerne oil itstte bans aipirntio.
ner. Ger er 600 @ruuo I'll at tro, at
0iceauDerneren life bdooe ncaeir
aneIie ON. at 2enroot uiIbe erfIere
fig, fer GltnogisreIien fom, OF at ban
blen o%oerraifet oper bette Sfrior.
Oct heoer III, at iuairemt ire eller
lire 50 5oIlette Mgn6 optrROer iom
Ran6ioater. oil EtaIipdrtcrne iorene
ftg ON Senator areiitssr fra 3mlfau
iom lin Garotont, ioet man tror. al
oenne unoer SiSie SmitrroigbeSer
DiIoe bare riuteIig CODE Charles pes
FrtmPrUaIgct nGite gar. SfnfSe
oct uoottIe fig Serber, at aorrpen bare
toIHIner til at itaa meIem 2enroot
og GauiOion er Ser eli Iuligbeo for,
at StoItuarterne oil itstte Oen iiSitr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27
9yspepfa

er ct Segn paa, at Wapta 90
ANDRE acknowledgements CT
ipase, trGttc saer affrsftsSs.
Ten ioraariager eE ntSe..
ligbep ai GGrf 90 Sn,srts %
CT aieft a { M iuoetigs huar
Sotf pager itae WaaitTpey
% ifpneer % aHsitsr fis.iom
pc gipr Der ! Saaost.
Hoods S~arsaparilla
farerer 9psYepIa Oct bar
zen masiif Strait" ! oenae
Sgsoomme.
Issr gionnbrrh en m~grfs1reiee Setbrrs
eelitr fsHa otter Sasfn ON 1pssspha. 70. b.
C.. / HOOD CO, Lowell, Mass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

Ct Telegram fra Berlin al 24Se
Sftober inSeboIoer enSeI 8pgter ont,
at SpergSmaalet ont SronbeiG4tel.
fen / Rorge life Iaoer iis orbue iaa
.sIat. iom man bar ioreitiaet Jig. BE.
pubIif1nernes sgenSe SnSHpSeIie /
9orge poISer megen 9IGoe / SIC.
rige, buor man fife bar noset imoo
at faa fOrpurret Sen Sanfe grins
3arls 8alg til rorif 4onae. Ter.
imoS er Oct ~ipenite 9ongebus | ga.
psr ai bette gaIe, oa BET er bauae
for, at en- norif 3epitbItt oeiaa mart
riIoe tiie i'm 9trtniug | Sberise. Ge
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27
Koneeoalset
&eaierinasfOrIag ON Grins Sarls
Starring % en- SolfcafitcmniHs.
9more S~elegratsrtcr.

SRA ariitimia tele9rateres Den
25Se Sftnber:
Goa ct clearinghouse Ior lilf'
feSe 9sre ioag anmooeoe &egjerm'
cen ON of BIZ me6oeIt 5lIomngt til
at unberbunSle meo Srins 8arl az
9onmart angnneube Silbuoet til
ham ON at mo0tage ben norIfe &ro'
ne. Reningen er ga, at oct norIfe
ssolf pe6 en- mn 6olfeafitcmnitg stueS
slnIebntna til Of goSfienoe Stortbin'
gets og 8eaierinsers geiIlttntus
2igbeo meo. boaS Ser fanSt Ste0 Dem
136e auguIt atgauerSe Spsrgstnaa'
let on 1tnionens SpIssning. &ebat'
ten ON oenne Gag bleo uoiat til 6re'
bag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

jtcripenife Blade reuier Serfor M
Song Oscar os beIfploer BAN for at
inbtaae en- SoISning, ionr itaar /
StriS meo Speriges Srteresie.
Sra 5tod5oIm t~etearaferes oen
24oe Sftober:
Or. Spen Sebin bor uoIteSt en- mn
4ppel til SpeuIf. amerifanerne, boori
ban opforSrer Dem til at iRtte igaug
en- S~n6iamlin8 / oct Gienreo at biol.
pc Sperige til of itprfe lit 9pitfor.
ipar. Sen forrige @ppel, iom Sc.
rim retteoe til Spenif. amerifoirerue i
Sili, bleo Ser bare giort 2sier meo
i Sperige.
Sra Stof6cIm telegraiereS Sen
25Se Sftober:
Zen bttre Stemnin9 MOB Gan.
mart sger burtigt / Snteniitet Der /
SanSet. Wan nUrer nenlig ben 50.
~reItiuing, at oct bnnife SoiS 4ftipi.
let til 5orSel for Grins Rarl$ Rat.
etoatur til ocn uorife Srore bar Ell
ofgiort anti-ipeuif 3ardfter. 0anIfe
8arer er blet bopcottet / bet ipbIige
Sperige.
Sen fsrite oifieieLle auerfierSeIie
al untoueHs Splssuing fanbt SteS
Ger iSag, ibet bet rene ibenife alag
uoeu llnionSmerfe beiItes paa be Of.
ientlige 9Dgninser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

Sra @isbenbaon telegraferes Den
22oe Sftober:
81. SriAtiof Hmiens pllioIellge
anfomIt BERTH bar baft enSel Spen'
Sing og Sorrtnbring. Set antage5,
at ban fommer iom Senbemuno ira
cen uorife &egieriug / oct s@rinbe at
iege at fierne mi1Iige Si1oringer,
fom maatte oare / 8eiert fors at
8rtns Rurl fun mootoge Den norife
&rone.
geanien fonferereSe itrar efter fin
anfomIt meo lere Ieblemmpr al
Regieringen og oil isge Iltoiens hos
8rins aarl, Der ru ffges at bore
imob ot mpbtnge bent norife Sroue,
ueoutinore oct norIte Solf oiennem
en M Solfeafitemning bar ubtalt Jig
for Den u1onarfiIfe statsform.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

Sra ariIfimtin t~elegraferes sen
236e Sftober:
S~tottbtrget oeStog t6ag at itoiptte
Gebatten ON BET iaufaLbte Etmanbs'
forilag ON at benriie Spsrgsmaolet
ON oen fremttbige Stdtsform til afs
gisrelie peS SoIfeafitemning. lloiRt'
teIIen peStoges e~nitemmigt meo 6en
8oritaaelie, Of Sorilaaet ifut bti be-
banblet iamti6tgt meO ct Sorila9,
iom &egierirgeu bill forelpg9e Sbtn'
get ON BEN famine Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-27

Sra StofboIm teIegraferes Sen
236e Sftober:
NeSIeiHmer al &igsSa9ens S6r.
ftefantmer bar mebSelt en- amerifouif
&orreipmbent, of ltnionsoplssnin'
gems ii0Ite gft pif finbe Steb n9Ite
2srDas, On ale Sormaliteter bill BIZ
b~eiBrget; ale 9ofumenter / Sorbins
Belle nteo &arlitoo-O oerensfomiteIt
niI BIZ urtberteguet, og Song Oscars
6roiigelie al beu rorife &rone for Jig
og fin Slp9t bill bli pruflameret.
Set tages for giDet, at 8alsst al
Grins &arl al 8anmarf til 9torges
Ronge mi66eI6art berefter pil fitbe
SteS. Song @briitian ~inbbenteoe set
ioenffe Sofs 8tui9elie al 8rtns
Sarls SrOnbeiti9eIie / 0orge, inoen
ban ielb gao fit gsinSe BERTH.
Ser baffer Ell befrienSe 5sleIie
ober at bette fiSite StoStum at Sri.
len enSeIig er uaaet. gqt gsag uenteS
at foripinSe, raor BET m,DGren0e
Observation-Disclosures, ion oGtne-
hes / a1tguit meS SEN enc Spgabe at
tnge fig af llrionSopgisret, bIir Of.
Isit al ct Wtniiteriirm, Ser bannes |
Sperensitemmelie meb be foranbre6e
SorboIS, iom Be npe 8igsSagspuTg
bar meSfsrt. Oct rtpe Riuiiterium
biz bd fruftigt tage fat poa 9ssniu.
gen al De in0re iperife Spsresmool,
iom III itadr paa 9~ugsor6euan, ian-
iom Sarif. % Stemmeretsipsr8s-
iaoaIet, Wange SoranSrtnSer / oct
fpeftife DIPLOMAT peutes at cile fin.
sc Steo. SnnIebes forIpSer bet, at
BEN fprrise llberrigsmiuiiter @rep
9plSenitoIpe bill bIi iuenf 9einot i
Raris.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

STE s iGGfsber. Sbre Sill
feber iidert ia abIdeuli9 = oa ieben
sic, ipie iie Sbre WeIte bsIdmuBt bat.
S6muBt tie INNER io9" % nein =
nur ipenn lie gefiiat it,"
= 6 IN ii 9t gu It q n b.
Mann: Run, mas fu9It Oh gu bieiem
prG6tigen 8uherfaG2 Sruu: Sd bin
ppr 9~etpunberuns fpra9los! Munn
G6neD: Doaen mir uns bier ni6t Elm
Wobnhaus bouen lahen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

-3ufriebsn. rSeute babe i'd
ben i9pierisiten SbeiI meines Ros
mans beenbet." = .9eptb bas
S9luBtupitel9" = rNee = men 8srs
Ieeer ssfunoen."
-Grfub. Gr 6ur Sruu): Sin
automobil mubt 0u Dir f9on aus
benz &opfe fdlasen. uber elm nsues
Sleib nit elmer lungen S6leppe min
i9 Dir taufen, bumit tunnit 9u ebens
falls Staub uufpirbeln."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= SiEtgteit. Sausberr: @ie
bod beutSutase ales iansa ssbt; i'm
Worgenblutt bat meme 5rau cine ans
nonce einriiden laiIen r&O4in seiu4t"
unb Ia9mittass -! Sstannter:
9a bat lie i9on setpdt2 Suusberr:
Rein: Sa bat lie meme Grau i9On
nieber berauseeI6miHen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

- SoIib. S9pieserpatsr in
spe: sic Iassn, bab sic cine Srau
ernGbrer t0nnen. Sd babe mid absr
na9 Sbnsn ertunbist unb erfabrer,
bab Sie fart ieuen. Wenn i'd Sbnen
metne Sodter sebe. muB bas aufbo'
rem" = Baron: sSa, lpie fOlI i4 Oenu
ba bic Srau e~rndbren2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= 3pif6en Spei Qmpu Us
tirten. Griter: bon mir nabm
man nur 10000 Srancs fir bic Ims
putation meines 9eines. limb bon
Sbnsn9" 3peiter: nMair iuuroe bas
9ein bur6 Elm Iutomobile dmputirt.
0as tommt nobl biai9sr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
: Der @ antoffetbelO B.

OVl HFU NFF
.Serr &atb, mann feiern Sic oenn
Sbre solosns So6aeit2" Sic meinen
bas finfSisiGbrise Re9ierunssjubts
lGum meiner Erau9"
= @erf9nappt. Sic Gu
i6m, Der untertpegs p~oGiidnOig aus9es
raubt ipurbe): .qber, emil, fogur ben
Srauring gabit 9u bin9" Gr:
.@enn mir bic Strolde ni4t NAL bic
WeIts laFen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= @iirOepOtt. o.: So babe
sic LANCE ni9t geIeben; pis gebt co
Sbnen9" = g.: n@ante, gut; sic
Difen bod, baB ib iebt gu ben 8Gtern
biefer Stubt ge6Ore9" = 81: Sinh
sic in ben MagiItrat sepdblt pOrs
benz" - g.: ~Nein, ba9 ni9t, uber
mir BADEN elm tIeines Mdb9en betomz
meu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
anaGpgie. .Wesbalb bait

q IT U U Il. H<OVIFuIU TUTF
Su Seinm rsuen Renner ben Namsn
v9riesscorrsiponbent" seseben?" =
.@eil bas @isb ruienb piel Selb foitet
uno ME an bic 6rOnt berantommt."
- ltnertIGrGi9. 8aufmann
gum onbsrn): sic butten bod 10 tis
nen I60nen, sansburen r4uspertauf
ipesen auf9abe bes @eIddfts" 49,.
parum baben sic ben sigentli4 aufs
9eeeben9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

- @inauspeg. Rsffs: Sang
i'm Grnit, lieber Sntel, ipenn 0u mir
ni6ts pumpit, muB i9 mid eri9itben.
Sd babe mir bereits sinen Rspolper
setauft. Sntel: Dad mas On pinIt.
i'd Ib Dir nidt mebr duf. Rsffe: 90
tauf' mir reniaitsns ben Repplper ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Bcim 9prt

y. WiFen g, snd' 5rau, s.bn
&nOO'l iinO fir mein' S6uB gar tein'
&unit!"
sd boffe absr, baB sic i'm in
bisien 2iebbabertiiniten nidt unterftii'
benz"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
g..

- Der quite S9iiter. Der
2sbrer: n9u peiBt es bod. GbarIep,
buB id mid ielbit beitrafe, lpenn i'd
bid Srpsi Stunben naafiBsn Iufis unb
bei Dir bIeibe2" sd lpeiB ss, Serr
9e6rsr, unb sben besbalb iiBe i9 germ
nnh"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
8osbafte 3ritif. prt.

batter pabmann, als Guberit unslids
!i4er Imuteurpbotograpb binldngli9
betannt, tommt ipGt abenbs nod gu
feinem Stammtii9e. .@ar bas cine
ber5lide G%ollegidlitGt BEL benz Ybotos
srupben : GongreFe," ruff er renoms
mirenb aus. rRd," psrIebte fein Slid
nu96ar malitt0s, rba bait 9u alfo
audi enbti6 einmuI eins ~sute @ufnabs
me" er3ielt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
q q d q + m IL q.

ado + mung. DIANA:
rSddmit OH Did ni9t, 10 abi9eult'
DIE DOrte gu sebrau9en, Srso2" Sreb:
rWtr ipielen muir Saus6alt, DIANA"
Mama: rlmiOmebr eritaunt bin id."
Jreb: SD bin Der papu: 3uerit babe
id mid feIbft %ruiirt, ieBt iuds i4 mad
meinen SemotnOpfen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
~

@sridtsbiensr (Su sinem 8auern,
Der nit elmer 8feife bereintommt)
~Sebsn Sic benin nidt, ouB bier ite4t
eRau9en Oerboten"9"
Bauer: sci ban / lido gidbu. dber
l ban bait gIaubt, bOs geIt BLOB fir
Bic t9erra bonn 9'ri9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

@r Tim Streit nit Ieinsr Satin
ii6sr bic 6rausnfrdgs): ~. So, aber
mas nplt' Sbr oenn eigentli49"
sic: .Was mir pcaen9!. :. Uisbr
Reht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

Oas@ brli9 It {. Der
9riea i'm fernen Often: .9absn Sic
ale llebsI Der ssIben @siubr e~iHssbsnO
iiberba6t2" sd babe lie bis iebt
ni6t asIe6en. Die 4utomobile in I'M,
.rer @eeenb finb ale rctb Ooer grim"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= tngebuIbig. 9ii6erugent:
sd fam Sbnen bieiss ~16bdnbise
gonperfutionsleriton beitens empfebs
len." Mrs. S9b: Rein, i9 bante; i9
tann 10 Iangatbmigs Bidder ni9t mebr
leien, fonbern balte mid an t%iir5ere
Sa9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

- Der 10 a re 8 run b. Ri4s
ter: ,@arum Iinb Sic ni9t re4tf9afs
fen ae6tieben2" anestlaster: nSerr
Ri6ter, i'd bate leiOer ni4t bic Mittel
baSu."
: antras. MiB Sarbp: I'D
seben sic mir bod meg; sic limb ia
gar tein Mdnn, Ionoern nur cine @nts
i9uloigung fir einen Wann." Mr.
Sdrrp: r8iirben sic eine @nti6ulOis
9ung annebmen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
garuenu. Stuls.

profefor: ~. . .Wis ansenebm TT
bod fir ben Soldier, fpenn er einer
bGBIi9en Sraum sebabt bat unb
Morsens aufpa9t!"
aomer3ienrutb: rSd. DEFENDERS
penn unIereins aufpd6t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
lie Sipei alatihbaieu.

a.. .llebrisens. 5rau RddbartE,
ba6' i'd Sbnen i9On bic 9sT9ihte Don
unferm Nsbssr erSGblt2" : -9sfptB
-. dber er3dbIen sic lie mir nur
noamaI = Di.GIeidt fGnt Sbuen uns
tsroefieH nod mas anber,s ein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= Die @egenGei It lung
8ettler (por elmer alpenpirtbIdufD:
8itt' f90n nm 20 &reu5er. Spuriit:
9lei6 20 &reuaer2 Wofiir benna
9ettlsr: 9afiir, baB | pesgeb'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

.Sieb' NAL, Cha, tpel9 rieTensro'
bes S9pein! 9as sibt sspiB 5sfn
S9ihten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

@robmutb. 8ettler: Sd
bite I'm GntIdulOisuns. sndbiger
Serr." Serr: rSebr gerne, lieber
5reuno. SD budts. sic bitten um
9elb.
srSpeifIunesfdre /.
Sunse Srdu: ~ans &labier ion i'd
nidt, in bic Slide IOl i'd nidt .. unb
isbt min mir metn Nann ni9t NAL
Elm 4utomobil taufeni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

- @aGgenbumor .0sine
Srau bat Did alio gu @eibnddten
nit 9riQinsen beIhentt9" ~Saz
tpObt = gu Deibnadtsn 1T eben uIss
in Der 9ebelaune."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

= btfferGid. Sntel
Gu benz lei9tfinnisen Neffen): Nm
beIten iuGre es. 0u piirbeIt nu9 Gmes
lilo auspanbern!" Fiber. Sntel, bes
beute bod bus pOrtO fir bic POitans
peiIunssn!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
8erufseifer.

Reporter Gu einsm 2e6ensmiiOen,
Der i'm 9esriff 1T ii4 u~uF5ubdngen(:
Benn sic iid besilen, tommen sic
nod ms 4bsnbblatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Ghleht semiidt.

@einbdnbler (5um &ifer): -. -.
9as iol Spbannisberger Cabinet iein.
mas sic bd md9en2!. =. Oas 1T ia
tdum 9riinberger!"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-09-20
NORTH CAROLINA BOY
EATEN BY A SHARK,
a Victim to Monster at
Beaufort

Beaufort. N. C.-Sutton Davis. a boy
Of 16. while wading and playing in the
water at Davis Shore, ten miles east of
here, was attacked and eaten by a very
large shark
Davis and others were waist deep in
the water, greatly enjoying themselves.
The approach of the shark was not no.
ticed. 1t threw the boy in the air. caught
him in its mouth as he struck the water,
pulled him under and disappeared into
the deep water
Davis companions were too horror
stricken to do anything. even if they had
had an weapons with them, which they
did not.
Thorough search has been made. but
not particle of the unfortunate lads
body has been found.
Many fat-backS have been caught this
month and quantity of refuse matter
has been thrown back into the water
from the factories. The sharks have
come in to feast on this, and many of
them have been seen during the last
two weeks. No one felt any alarm. as
no one had been molested by a shark in
Beaufort waters for nearly SO years.
Grown folks and children who daily en-
Joyed diving and swimming matches
have discontinued this sport since the
terrible death of young Davis.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-09-20
WITHIN INCH OF DEATH
DOWN IN A MINE,
Visitors in a Colorado Shaft Stand nm
Crumbling Ledge Above Thirty
Feet of Water.

Denver, Col.-To face death nv
drowning in the icy waters of a cavern
1000 feet under ground, to feel a mar
row strip of ground affording tempor-
airy safety crumbling away inch by
inch into the black waters tapping at
their feet, to see their only hope of
rescue just an inch above their out
stretched hands and, finally, to be
saved after hope was gone. was the ex-
perience of Howard Wyndham and his
companion. Sir George Berkeley. of
London. in the Mohegan mine in Vic
tor. II
The visitors went to Victor to in
spect the Mohegan mine, and were be-
ing lowered in the shaft when they saw
water below them. They jerked the
bell rope to signal the engineer, and
broke it. The cage continued down
ward and when the water was up to
their chins they jumped for ledge and
reached it.
The engineer. puzzled by the one bell
he had heard before the rope broke, be-
gan hosting slowly. and the cage left
them. Then they discovered that the
clay ledge they were standing upon
was breaking down. Barely in time to
save them, the cage was lowered again
and stopped where they could reach il
and they were hoisted in safety.
The shaft had filed to depth of 80
feet or. more from seepage.
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hours before the last been returned
home. Now the bees are kept in the hive
until the store closes. Then they are
released from the roof and wander in
search of sweetness wherever they will
until after dark
Already these hives, and the formi-
carums, or nests of living ants, are in
great demand. A herd of the ants cows
the common green f1y-and about half
a dozen of their domestic pets-the little
white woodlouse, which is not as big
as one letter of its terrific name, Platyar-
thus Hoffmannaeggii-are introduced
into each nest.
The ants may be seen building, laying
out roads, boring tunnels, constructing
cowsheds and milking their cows, play
ing with their pets, attending in state
on their queen, storing away their eggs
and food, feeding and washing their
young and burying their dead in the
cemetery each colony has built in one
corner of its nest.
The greatest demand so far in the new
department has been for japanese waltz
ing mice, which come out of their nests
and indulge in periodical mad whirls
until they look like nothing but balls
of black-and-white wool.
There are lizards, frogs and nevis
alive and in spirit. aquaria illustrating
the development of pond life, and mount
ed moths and butterflies. as we'll as cases
showing the life history of insects in
furious to crops and cattle.
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wild shrek, bounced upon it. Reach
ing high above her head she pushed
the little Jail pet into a jet of burning
gas. Three women prisoners, afraid
for their own safety. attacked the mad
girl and compelled her to relinquish
her hold on the kitten Dazed and
suffering it skunk into a corner of the
corridor and cried piteously until one
of the prisoners gathered it up in her
arms and eased its pain.
Finding herself unable to control the
girl the Jail matron gave the alarm
and two deputy sheriffs rushed into the
word. Selling the girl they struggled
and fought until the doors of a cell
were closed and locked against her.
While driving through the city to New
burg she would glance from the car
riage window and call passers by dis
tinguished names. Carnegie's name
Seemed to be favorite and many an
imaginative iron king was petitioned
to give her ''just one cigarette"
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FAIR MANIAC HOLDS
A JAIL IN TERROR
NIND OF PRETTY MAID GIVES
UP TO LIQUOR.
Halls JUDGE AS CARNEGIE
Then Pleads for Cigarette-Mad Girl
Attempts to Burn Kitten to
Death in Gas Jet-Women In
sane Flee Before Attacks.

Cleveland, O.-Liquor and dissipation
are said to have caused the mind of
pretty Bessie Finn to give way to the
strain placed upon it. Probate Judge
Hadden ordered her committed to the
Newburg state hospital, and she was
taken to that institution.
The case of the girl is one of the
strangest and most pathetic that ever
came before the probate court. Traces
of one time refinement still linger on
her face She is only "a, but five years
of a wild life have added years to her
appearance. Wild-eyed, fiendish at
times, docile as child at other mo-
ments, her mind is said to be utterly
gone.
When the girl was brought to the coun-
ty Jail from the workhouse, where the
police sent her for an ordinary offense.
Taken before Judge Hadden she greeted
him:
We'll, if there isn't Andrew Car
negie. Give me cigarette, won't you?"
The judge was forced to refuse her
request, and she pleaded with spec
tators to hand her just one.
Just one cigarette, just one. haven't
had one for days." she cried.
Back in the womans ward of the
Jail, where she was taken from the
courtroom she grew violent. Running
through the corridor of the lower tier
of cells she screamed and raved The
other prisoners were thrown into
panic and their screams mingled with
those of the mad woman. Mrs. Chad
wick, in the corridor on the third floor,
heard the cries and started down the
steps. She was pushed back into q
chair and Gained.
Catching sight of a small kitten
that had wandered through the bars
in to the corridor, the woman, with a
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pocket case which, he explained, con-
tanned an assortment of diamond studs
and rings. He asked that this be put
in the safe.
The following afternoon he stepped
up to the Office and asked the landlord
for large-sized envelope. On receiv-
iEg it, he took from his pocket large
roll of bills and, after counting them
in the presence Of the proprietor, writ
ing his name on the envelope. and put
ting down the amount as $1,000, he
said:
please get that pocket case of dia-
monds from the safe. 1 am going
over to Grand Haven this evening on
a diamond deal, and will be back to-
morrow or the next day"
AS the landlord gave him the case of
diamonds, the young man handed him
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$1,000, he held in the safe, and for
whom he had borrowed 5000 from a
merchant friend a couple of days be-
fore.
A valise, similar to the one left at
Muskegon, had also been left at the
Grand Haven hotel
Putting two and two together, it
was plain that both landlords had
been duped by this smooth CRATER
and thereupon the envelopes were
opened. Each was found to contain a
lot of brown paper, cut in the exact
size of dollar bills.
On comparing notes, the hotel men
found that his methods were the same
in each case. In both instances he
had previously, without the knowledge
of the proprietors, secured large en-
velope from the hotel stock, on which