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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
PICKING UP
THE LEAvINGS,
The Comstock Now Working Stuff
That in the More Prosperous
Days Was Overlooked '

Around Virginia. City are. great guam
the mine managers did not think enough
of to give any attention. yet they were
very rich. Within the last year or two
the tailings have attracted attention and
many thousands of dollars, have been
cleaned up that when the old lode was at
its zenith it was not thought worth while
to handle. The Buffers plant in Six
Mile canyon was about the first attempt
made to save the waste of more pros
porous years. Now it is said by the
Enterprise. plan to recover the values
from the big Barrett .tailings pile in
Six Mile canyon is nearing completion.
The plans for the plant to be erected
have been. finished and call for a build
ing 4sxG0 feet. with q capacity of about
ITO tons a day. The grading has been
finished and everything, is in readiness
for the carpenters to begin work. 1t Is
expected that the plant will be in op-
Grafton in less than six weeks.
The plant itself and the method OF
treatment will be the very, latest in the
cyanide world. To overcome the shines
the pulp win be treated in two agitators
s4xs feet. The tailings are deposited
in the agitators from a bin above by a
stream of water, and in no part of the
process is the pulp handled in any other
way. The tailings are then run into
the gold tanks below and the solution
passed over the usual precipitation
The: only power required will be fifteen
horsepower to operate the agitators.
With a solution Of only one-fourth OF
one per cent cyanide It is claimed that
ss per cent of the values can be recov-
cred. Messrs. Holderman and Ford are
arranging for the construction of the
plant. They will remain here until
everything is running smoothly. The
plant will be operated day and night
and win add another industry to the
canyon, which is regaining IT'S old-tine
prosperity in the matter or being an
ore-reduction section.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
THE NEWS FROM
REBEL CREEK
The Roads are Getting Good ASain
and .Snew is Fast Disappearing
From the Flats i

Regular Correspondent of the Silver
, -, State go
REBEL CREEK, New. February 20
Travel is beginning again .aow. as the
roads are in good condition. The foot
hills are nearly bareSef spow. and sseen
grass is already growing. There will be
plenty Of water here. Snow is ten to
twenty feet deep in the canyon drifts.
and packed nearly as hard as Ice, owing
to the many snow slides in the hills.
Heavy rains of late also add to the
promise OF plenteous crops.
We are glad to learn that William
Higginson is well on the way to re-
covery from a dangerous attack OF
pneumonia
Fred Wilkinson of McDermitt. was
about yesterday subpoenaing jurymen
for the inquest on the Basque shot by
Santica.
We hear in our dreams the whistle Of
trains going to and from winnemucca,.
and hope soon to have the dream real
ized.
Our miners are beginning to get
move on and soon the picks will be
heard and the sounds of the blasting
will vibrate through the hills and can
yons. STONE HATCHEr.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
A MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE IN FRISCO
Gas and Electric Station
Smoking Ruins--Even-
ing Papers Crippled

A San Francisco dispatch of yesterday
says A fIrres early this morning in the
central station of the San Francisco Gas
and Electric Company caused a loss es-
stfrfated at ttiree-quarters of million
dollars, besides crippling many CONNER
cial and manufacturing establishments.
though not so seriously as would be the
case weres iiot%this holiday.
ali OF the evening papers are without
power to run their machinery, even the
Iinotypes being rendered useless. Can
dies and. kerosene lamps are being used
I'll illuminate many dark offices. eleva-
tors are not running and business is al-
most sat standstill in some places.
Nearly all of the telegraph wires lead
ing out of the city are idle, both the
Western Union and Postal Company
having obtained their power from tho
station which was burned. News to
nearby cities is being sent by circuitous
routes, involving much delay. Every ef-
fort is being made to install temporary
power plant. but it is uncertain when
normal conditions will be restored.
The morning papers have their own
plants and it is likely these will be used
by the afternoon papers today, unless
connection can be made with other
power stations -
The origin of the fire which complete
ly gutted the building In which it orig
mated. has not been positively deter
mined. Workmen who were in the
building at the time say that there was
a flash and followed by a sheet of flame,
and in q few moments the flames had
broken through the roof 1t was the
impression that some of the dynamos
We're overcharged and exploded
+ The flames communicated at once with
waste ana oil and was Immediately be-
yond control. In imminent danger of
their lives the employees plugged out"
before trying to make their escape, thus
preventing heavy draft and weakening
other power stations.
The fire was accompanied by a series
Of. explosions, and the firemen worked
at the risk of their lives, but as the
burning station was in the very heart
OF the. city they did not relax their eff
forts until the danger of great con-
hagratiop was over.
J. Another theory of the origin is that
the fire. which started in the battery
storage room, was caused either bv
crossed wires or the melting of a lead
pipe used, to convey gas.
After long delay the evening pepars
succeeded in securing power from near
by plants and will appear today. though
there will be no early editions.
During the progress of the fire sixteen
persons were hurt. only one, William
Kcane. however. sustaining any serious
injury. He was taken to a sanitarium
and it is said he will recover
The. officers of the gas and electric
company state that their loss will be
about $S5O.oOo. but others place the fig
ure at 100000 Six engines, values at
from 100000 to $4,000 each, were de-
stroyed' as also was the generating plant
worth sl2soo.
Three hundred men and fifty teams
are at work clearing away the debris.
All Of the leading hotels and restaur-
ants In the downtown district are with
out light and power. but are hopeful OF
being in good running order in a few
hours.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

ARE YOU RESTLESS AT NIGHT:
And harrassed by bad cough. Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup; 1t will secure
you sound sleep and effect a prompt ana
radical cure. Eagle Drug and Jswely
Ca
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Owing to the increase OF trade. Hess
bread reduced to two leaves for lBc al
Deihis City Bak ~. N l-s3tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Mrs. H. q. Cameron, dressmaiiaG, lAsk
sf Wehs-Fargo's ONCE. 3s7-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
rOR AI.p

Good balsd alfalfa hay; carload lots:
prompt shipment. CF7A6 y. Bad04
Lovssesh. New. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

During one of my visits through
the country districts" said the PROBES.
sor, Il happened to reach a small
village where they were to have Z
flag raising at the schoolhouse. After
the banner had been hung to the
breeze there was an exhibition OF
drawings which the pupils had made
and of the work they had done dur.
ing the year.
The eacher recited to them the
landing OF the Pilgrims, and after
she had finished, she requested each
pupil to try and draw from his or her
imagination n picture of Plymouth
Rock.
Most of them went TO work al
once, but one little fellow hesitated,
and at length raised his haid.
We'll, Willie, what is it?' asked
the teacher.
PLEASE, ma'am, do you want us
to draw a hen or a rooSter?'"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17

Old rose pongee was the material
selected for making this simple gown,
with bands of Valenciennes insertion
in the waist. The sleeves are in the
fashionable elbow length finished by
a narrow frill of the lace. The CIR
cular skirt is laid in clusters of tucks
on each side, and has a graceful
sweep at the lower edge, which may
be in medium sweep or round length.
Lawn, chambray, pongec, challis,
and albatross are all good selections
to make. The medium size will re-
quire 2B yards of "A inch materia,
for the waist and SIS yards for the
plain skirt or 8R yards if the band
folds are used.
Ladies' Blouse No. $500: Sizes for
81, "a, 80, SO, 40 and 42 inches bust
measure.
Ladies Tucked Circular Skirt No.
5628: Sizes for 22, "a, 70, rs and 90
inches waist measure.
The above illustration calls for two
separate patterns. The price is ten
cents for the blouse and ten cents for
the skirt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
GOING TO A FIRE IN CHINA

81 was in Pckin," said an Ameri.
can tourist, when a fire broke out q
few doors below the house in which
| was lodging, and at first alarm
rushed out and into the burning
structure to see what could be saved.
| was at once arrested. and later on
discovered the Chinese way of fight
ing a fire.
"a policeman first required an aft
davit of the head of the household to
the effect that he did not deliberately
set the blaze, and for this purpose
took him before an official half a mile
away. A second was stationed TO see
that no one removed any furniture
until the papers had been made out.
After a lapse OF forty minutes the
fremen arrived. They looked at the
burning house and decided that it
was on FIRE. After much argument
It was further agreed that it would
be a waste OF water to try to put out
the flames. Two members, who
erected a ladder and climbed part way
up, were duly reproved for too much
zeal, and after the name, age and
habits OF the owner had been taken
the fire departmental retired in good
order.
CAS- the flames we're unhindered the
house burned TO the ground, and when
the owner returned he was beaten by
his neighbors for endangering their
property. | was held in durance vile
for two hours and then fined ~
cents"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
Slem moo 19oerbucn.

Sra 8riGooeIpoe Grbu& Stallemna.
finger fOrtGucr "9riitjousiunoS Tibcn.
Be" ipIQeuor:
Huber 8rigaNcIr9euS Waulinocr a
Rctrutcruc pna Srbcrcn for flerc gIa,
lioen maaItc ban usino 6opcoet iii en-
al 2enSmUnbcue oerbOrts % fauct oa,
at hans 6OueoiOrm bar 2itlouostope.
ga, 9crc8 6amilie CT ira Sub.
brono&balcn," iagoe @ri9nbelngcn Iibt
/ Sppg til SeuSmnrocr,
Gennc bcneBtcoe bette eao Oct beitem.
ieitc; Cars meutc, at ban por IutSopp
juoirot SGOcrbu.
Garct citcr par 8rigaocIGocu Der
paaup % iuu otter paa 2cuSmonScns
GuhbrauoSbpI1talc.
TIere Nor eiter IortpQer Qcnsmon.
ben bette til Wlcboclercn bcrnf "a til-
iplebc, at bet ror 8onite mprteli0t; III
bopcc ban iooct &eoe pno, ct baus 81.
bciaces uar fra @uobrono8oalsu. San
rar rent iorbouict Opsr, at Arbu bauoe
iuuuct iigr iauot, % tiIiricbc, at ban
oar noa iem mcN SGOcrbuen; men
ianot bar bet oIIiaepel bet, Tom ban
ItrCu nm benz pQiGa".
Wtau bnooc / bet hslc rleQen Srter,
tsic lot 9~rigaosIGgs &rbos Siauemoa.
Iingsr paa be SnHter al 9aubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
HARD TO REMEMBER.

An Irishman and a colored mar
had a grievance, and agreed to sub.
init its settlement to prowess. They
further agreed that when one of then
was licked, and wanted to stop, he
was to yell Sufficient and the other
must let him up. In a secluded spot
they went at it hot and heavy. After
half an hour the colored MAJ gave up
and whispered from the bottom of the
mixup: Sufficient"
"Be-gorry, what a mimiry we have!'
said the Irishman. "Oi've been tryin.
{ think of thot word for tin minits."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17

Sun,nnr, iom &c bill f~orltoa, Den
inige @anos Suitrn," forfIareoe Rr,
SnmeS imilenoe.
lloe paa GeitfpIten bnr mango 80
hos" giort oct til ct 2eoebrsb at nS-
aipe fla for "SIootninac" fra San
6rdnciseo. Gu innoan Sobo inofdnot
fla forIeoen Gog hos Eultor Robt. 3.
'@uroette / Cos angeles. YaItorcn,
Der ogiaa bar b~umoriftiif gegapciie,
mo0tos nteget nenlig Den forfomne
Raub, Der fremisrte fit 9Grinoe.
"Saa &c foumner fra Son 6ran.
eiSco?" ipurgte Baitoren meoliOenoe.
Sa ga, % Manoen ioritoo at be.
fine Orb meget goot. aaigeoeI
bar Der roget beS Ronoen % bans
SoIemaobe, ioln goo sen ifdrpiinoige
en- Wistanfe ON, OF set
bit life bopbe i'm fuIbt RiotigbeO ion1
fremitiaet. San betrnfte fla et gte-
bItf, men faeoe Serpan meo ct SmiI.
Seq ifntoe piaig gioe 90 Gents
foa bloc, ON 0e taller ianSt ellcr
"a fIarneSe gIiffet hos 6Ipgtnin.
zen. San rafte irem fin Soano, til.
.mtSiet al alt an6et emo 9lrbei6e, os
turig:
"Sua gio mig Sc 80 Gentsl - leg
-"|0Oa6 an6en ll0pei bup6e iea?
agSe Breiteu ienere til en- al Strife.
'Gr9erre. Seq muutte rScn grut.
en- itaa beo nit ORD, prrae no meo
5oIb6nIeren og 9iere go6e Riner til
LET Spil."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
A MUSICIAN. TOO.

An Eastern newspaper says that
Jack London, on his last visit to New
York, was introduced to a musician
in a cafe.
Il, too, am a musician in a small
way" London said. my musical tai
ent was once the means of saving my
life"
How was that?" the musician
asked.
There was a great food in our
town in my boyhood," replied Lon
don. when the water struck our
house my father got on a bed and
foated with the stream until he was
rescued"
And your" said the musician.
We'll" said London, Il accompa-
MED him on the piano"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17

"tSsr on, SnfcI. on mao Ioanc mi
~binoreoe aroner en- llgestib."
Gnfcien bap6e bare femti aronc
liggenoe | reoc Yenee, men Dem til
bso ban fin Reps, iom ipareoe:
Soia, ieg faar nsics nieo oisie oa
on iaar ifpIoe mig be sprige iao
l9nse, iaa ifaI iea sierc op meo Dig
ndar on fommer til 8pen."
Ren oa Cpsisrets Dag fom, uo
ipanot Der iig fsIaeitSe Samtale mel
lem Snfelen % Den glade Stiiocnt:
Tn ifplber mig fennti aroner
8utten min. Yil on betale?"
ISABEL, Snfel. Men lea tror, boz
aonto eaar op | OBJ. Som on moi
buffer, iaa boS ieg ON at fda Iaane
b~iinoreoe aroner. 9u baboe imiS.
lertio life rter emo fenti, og Dem I'll
ieg. enoun bar on imiSIertio life
betalt De andre femti, % fsIaeIig
lfDloer Oh mig Dem f~rembeles. Seq
ifploer Dig fcntti aroner, % bpis mi
Oh oil gice mig De fenti aroner, Su
ifDlaer mig, iaa fol ies siebIiffeIig
betaIe De femti, iea ifptoer Dig. Oct
er 10 grei Sfiring oct, ifuIoe ieg
meme"
OffeIen ipntes ilet life, oct bar iaa
9reit; Oct Dor ct flofet SpergsmaaI,
mente ban, % ban snar ben Gag iSas
og ~fitnoerer poa bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17

This little dress is strikingly pretty
and simple. 1t is made of ring dotted
challis, trimmed with ribbon. The
full blouse waist is gathered to a
narrow yoke and mounted on a two
ipece lining. The straight gathered
skirt is attached to the waist, and the
modish elbow sleeve is gathered into
a narrow band. Several materials are
adaptable such as cashmere. silk, mo-
hair, pongee, bingham and linen. The
medium size will require "a yards OF
60 inch material.
Girls Low Neck Dress No. 54S3:
Sizes for 5, g., 7, 8, 9, 10 and IL years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
CLIPPINGS.
GRANDSON.

Josiah Quincy, the Democratic poll.
tician of Boston, tells how he was
once identified by a laborer who was
enlightening a friend. THAT is Josiah
Quincy" said the first laborer.
And who is Josiah Quincy?" de-
manded the other.
Don't we know who Josiah Quincy
ISL" demanded the first man. ~ niver
saw SIGH ignorance. Why, he's the
grandson of the statue out there in
the yard"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
ct flofet SporesmaaI.

TN StuSent rciite for en- Sib fiSeu
no til lin 0uteI pou SouSet, en- goSs.
liz GnmmeI 6pr. iom aItiS bup6e pitt
fig pcIotut8 MOB fin uusc gIeps.
De tiIbroate en- bnaseIia Tag lam.
HleIL % Oa @fiteOcus StunS uGrme.
De itg, to0oe Shl0enten:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17

~ v "
nlsilbdrlisf saa tilbnnps. sor at uno
saa bette, niaatte nosle al aiemperu
lprinse O%perburb; Salp piIoe, at be
ifulSs afsicres ueb 2obtrafnina, buer
Der itulbe pare Direne; men bet trena
tss life; unoer Spss pg aatter boppep,
DC no. "Straalgf er bet ioran Gtutfs,
ne raabie be. Uisninaen bar, at be,
lite bar iirSet Salm paa 6uluet / Sou.
snOinben &ans Sal, iaaIeoes Iom rnar
eaers pleiebe peo @ilber.
0n SaIo lanbebs peb 5urbaIano, fl
ban Seiss Of fin Stebiabcr, gasmuno,
loln ipor BAN 9rpitab o. iuobso ban
til @jaitebub tilisemeo !6alpbelen a
bans Golt. Suniteim raaoebe BAN fra
at tdse afIteo; tbi gasmunb psnieoe
paa Spis. Men Salp par u~imootaaelia
for giistrp.
"gasmunb bar iuoret mig TroItab, .
Iasbe ban, "us ifuloe bel en- @pnae brh.
be lit Orb eler ipise fin gen?.
Sa f%prtalte Snnitein fine 2rsmnle,
iom pariIeoe on SOrberpelIe.
Seq ipntes at ie SIo Tue omfrina
bore Manb, Os Sibsfuer brenbe paa
beres SfuIore," iasbe ban.
Oct tpoer paa Cub ps blanfe grpus
jer," iasoe Sulp, "ium ffal ffjenfes
mine Nanb os ifinne ium Slb paa be.
res StuIbre."
Sfnlteir piloe fortelIe andre ilbepar.
llenoe Sr6mms, ban baobe bapt, men
sonsen ptIoe Inlet mere bore os itplote
BAN for at bore reb.
"a bah Snitein 8lemperne at fslqe
~alIe'artmen, men %iltitein nlente, at SaIu
maatte raaoe, Os iaulebss blsu BET.
'Stte fgr" iasoe SnnNeiu, "6ar
&ungen lD'tet til nit &aao, men MI bill
lrsen bsre mig"
9os Gasmunb bar felt til ct prpo.
ttst @ilbe; 8ritteu bar itarf 90 riue:
lt9; men alori9 iaa mart bar Salps.
ratferne tunSe al gaet iupueoe inb, for
Gasntirtb iatte Glib paa Saaen. @n
al ai9mperne paasne6e Of Rgaen, men
iagbe fun:
"gtH rgser bet ON bore Ssse," us
iounebe paanpt.
en duOen paasrebe, ba SaQen alt
fob i Sue:
"gtu br9pper gOret at bore Sper.
De-" Ia9oe ban, % lasbe fig iaien.
Sa paasnebe SaIo ielp, raabte paa
fine Meno Os bob benz at aribe iii
Saaben.
De lsb meb en- iaaSan aruft imOo
2smmerpGsgen, al Sammenfsinaerne
utar, p9 De rom no.
Ser fob Gasmunb meo en- fuuIenSe
Snritetn oprnuntreoe fine S~talbbros
Ore Ojerut at iplse aOnSen ps beune
Jig paa Nasmuno.
"6or 2Soen," ia9oe ban, "ttaa eli
9eIten frDgte; tngen fan bog lebe cuig."
Strtoen bar bIUotg, men baablgs.
5alp Ialot Og oeOe IeenOe; Suniein
IOrtiatte aampen msb be Renb, Der
til SieIp ira eti6et; liae til vi.
tenen oar StriOeu itaaeube, Os ben enOte
IsrIt, oa Sunitein ielu bar falben %
&jGmperne meo BAN.
gtatten eiter StriOsn gift @unIgb,
MUber, til 8aIplabien for
II opiG8e fine Sgnners Sig. Snnitein
'arot bun bsb, ligsenoe peo fin 9on9eS
utItein teueos enbou, melt bar
ldaret. Oct famine bar Silf9ls
'et neS to andre &iemper, Og ale ire
'lep al @unlsb tiSrte biem til benbes
pIcieoe p9 BeIbreOebe. Ssiaa
Rpt ben ioarte unofOm ON 3atten,
iaaret al Slaset. Ser iUrtal'
60, at ban / 6urenius meO l~ltitein O9
oaIps Mpr6ruosr, Sslue, iibeu beure= ;
e i'm Spn9e oeo at ouerialbe % br9be
EN- fprr9oerIfe Nasmuno. I
Salus Spu, SjBr. bleU &ouse / Sa' !
ereu3 &i9e. !
NortiPtteS0 .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
Deeorab.p oitens
Ncniter. Department.

Geeorabsg often~s Sirgoagss Runner
OIL 9erefter inoeboIoe Tsnitre for 9as
nter % Ssru. 5bert Rcniter toiter 10
cents, % @eftilinsen ieubes til "3ecos
rapsEoiten", og man beSes benpttc 8Ians
letter paa SoSeu at Seme Spalte. gi
ga iaoet oisie Rsuitre unoerisse at
Dsooepdnolere. % bet pnaitaaes, at be er
soce 90 lette og sreie at II efter.
Tadr man beitiler oisIe Rsnitre, mo
man 9tpe 4rruerc. Raal omtring 8rbitet
% Sioet. alSer for gsrn os iinae Pis
ser 90 tuloltGnbie abresie, iaaIebes at
Dreoe oil nna Dem. gGr meeet foriigs
Tug lie at begaa uogen Sell | geifrioeIs
len, ba Rgnitre life fan ombhttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
900 Weniter. Rdtaloe.

:: 1906 Woniter'R ataloe. ::
gur 8aurs % Spm1uerfatalog ooer ~Beaus
IN gatterHs" iOr 1905 er M fRrbta. Zen
inoebUISer fuIOitRnoes 6OrtesneIie al npeite
Menitre ipr aleoer for GIorr &uiuoer, lnae
Samer og Spru. SammeH uteb Sataluaeu
oil tomme en- prattit Rstteinpr for Riplrip.
ming biemms utsO mango npttise 8aaO o.
giuf ON 5iIiti9rtng Us Silpasuins Of &lGs
Der arranseret I IL 9etier, fulot ilutrereoe.
Ssuns intsresiante BOG oil blipe ienbt pprs
tcfrit til ale, Tom ienoer 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
Statsefonomi.
eGiItngen".)

st llSbolg at Dore melt frentrp'
oenOe Statssfonomer bar npIig pG.
ret iamlet for at 0reftc set iii ale
8iSer oftlleIIe SpsrgsmooI "bpao er
a~uriogen til 6nttieoom."
"Vifinacn" bar oglac efter @bnp
forisgt at biOrage til bette Spsrgs.
mnaIs 2esning, % hi bar / Den an.
leontng benoen6t oS ill Dor nofiom
bcfierote betitRreoe itatsefonomiife
g~teoarbet6er, Sr. Seal Slien fra
gStfd, meO armo6ning, ON ban goo.
beosfitIOt bill rotule lin Wening ON
6ntttgOommens aaring; oa bi bar
ira Dor Bsit agteoe @eourbeioer moo.
FACET felgen6e Spar:
"g@rbe0irte Scr. @ifing!
Inbelongenoes boa iom otte 9ere
lpsr' ON "aarinfene teI Sotti'oaum.
ioa bill icg oGra iau fri "a
trette mig ut / Sen Retuina, otte
De- er no fort Sei8 ga SuI "a
Ipprre iaormuiti'e au poarne "a ser.
tel pOermere giifte 6noIf ON &C. berre
Der. 8or De- er ga no. ionr ben
mtnoite Snee, ia, ON Sc" iaa bar ban
pesIe aulfatrus bonrieie8, fan for.
Itaa, ottc naor iom ate ieg er iatti'
fon fommer De oera', otte lea inaen
bar. San boareie8 met
'rcmtrG6rnOe Stossffcmoncr" life
Sc, ioo cr bonn itsrre GooIfer,
en- ieg ba00e truo BON tel. lln'FioI',
ntte ieg ii'er oe', men 6etta er noa
mi Wening ON "6ntti'onnmens gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-17
WeafteIieShtI0t,
aol Slicn fra Wifn."

ltogtet hi life fan fin6e Sr. SEAL
GienS l(Ntrnf, oIoeIeS "porIomcn.
tnrtife", bar hi Sog life billet tiIbn.
ge5oIoe bette bans 3nolGg / Soacn,
ga oct formentIi0 piI funne banne
ct bGroihuINt GrunoIog, mar Der
nPite Sang ifoI Oi&futercS ON oenre
Iuub8oigtige So0.