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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
STORIES OF "scoTTY."
A Picturesque Figure Against Tame
BACKGROUND of Civilization.

Background of Civilization.
You cannot cross the Nevada des-
ert without hearing much gossip about
"Scotty," he of the meteoric special
trains and the colossal bluffs. A bus
ted COW puncher" with an exotic imag-
ination, he has juggled fact and fancy
until the shrewdest men in the south
west lock horns in argument as to
whether "Scotty" has mine In Death
Valley or dreamed 1t. When l met
him he was coming out of the desert
with a bag of ore on a burro and the
announcement:
I'm due to take little whirl down
the road. I'm going to bluff old Har-
riman out of his boots. I'll bet him
fifty thousand dollars ! can beat him
In a race from the coast to Chicago,
me taking a special on the Santa Fe
and that old figger-head pulling out on
the Union Pacific, I'm afraid he'll take
water. He's a counterfeit on the level,
he is.
"They say I've killed fifteen men
lust to see 'em kick" continued Scot
ty," as he cooked his hat over one eye.
1T amt so. 1 wouldn't do no sich
thing. They don't know me. I fool
'em all, I've got pair of glasses that
can see fifty miles and a gun that
shoots five miles, and when they try
to trail me into the valley l run blazers
on 'em. I'm due for little race down
the pike behind an engine. Maybe I've
got a mine and maybe not. Maybe it's
on Furnace creek, in the Funeral
range, Death Valley, and maybe it's
somewhere else, and maybe l amt got
a cent"
A bizarre figure of a man who har-
monizes immensely we'll with the ro-
mantle mystery Of Death Valley, Scot
ty" has managed to find and somehow
maintain the notoriety that is dear to
his soul To my knowledge he blew
In" on his "whirl'' some six or eight
thousand dollars advanced under a
grub stake contract by hypnotized
New York banker, which funds were
to be used in developing the alleged
mining properties. "Scotty' refused
to tell his hacker where the mine was,
and squabbled all the money advanced
which accounts for a good part Of his
flaming prosperity. AS a type of the
vanishing west, he makes a crudely
picturesque figure against the dull
background of a tanned civilization
Ralph D. Paine in Outing Magazine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
WILD BOARS IN ENGLAND.


Once ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is Made to
Reintroduce Them In That Country.
Among the exhibits at a meeting
of the Geological society last evening
was the almost perfect skull of a
wild boar which was recently dug up
during the building operations in
James street, oxford street
Like the beavers, the wolf, the bear
and the reindeer, the wild boar,
though long extinct in this country,
was formerly very abundant in the
large forest lands which surrounded
the site of London, and its remains
are not infrequently unearthed in
and around the metropolis. 1t is not
certain when the last wild boar was
killed in England, but il was prob
ably in the reign of Charles II or
soon afterward. for in the book of
accounts kept on the Charley estate
is the following entry, dated 1888:
Paid the cooper for a pale for We
wild swine, 20"
IL Is ,Ol course, pOSSlDle lHdl TIC
wild swine alluded to were merely
individuals preserved in Charley
park, and that the boar had been ex-
terminated as a really wild animal
long before. But whether the swine
were preserved at Charley or not 1t
is certain that another species of
wild animal-the white cattle-found
a sanctuary there. and it was not
until quite recently that the herd
that descended from the original
stock preserved in the park was dis
persed.
Attempts have been made to rein
troduce the wild boar into England,
but they have had to be abandoned,
partly because the forests which
they haunted in past ages are now
cultivated lands and gardens, and
partly because the havoc these huge
and destructive wild beasts commit
among growing crops is not to be
tolerated by our already oppressed
agriculturists.-Lon Daily Graph
ic.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17

Mr.. KNAPsACK DINEs.-Mrs. Alex
Houston recalls the following amusing
incident. of which she was herself a
witness:
"A number of years ago party were
returning from the seashore, where
they had been spending the summer,
and stopped off from the car at Alba
ny, N. Y, for hasty dinner. One gen.
tleman I'm his haste put his knapsack
on a chair beside him. When he came
to settle his bill the waiter charged for
two fares.
why, have had only one dinner
said the man.
We'll said the waiter, you put
your knapsack in a chair that might
have been occupied by one who would
pay for a meal
"'All right said the man, as l have
paid for you, eat, Mr.. Knapsack, eat,
and he opened his knapsack and filled
II with all he could reach at the table,
to the great enjoyment or all who wit
messed the ncident."-Columbus Dis
patch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
HOW coNvIcTs KILL TIME.
Some Have Made Useful Artioles-on
Mernorized Old Testament.

The convict whose idle hours are
the bittecest Of his term Of imprison-
ment must kill time clandestinely un-
less the governor or the chaplain Is
willing to take very broad view Of
the regulations In order to help him.
Sometimes a skilled workman Of an
industrious turn Of mind will appeal
to one or other Of these gentlemen to
find him some employment for his
spare time. Thus a clever wood cary
er mentioned in a recent report OF
the prison commissioners was able
to present to the chapel a really mag
niiicently carved eagle lectern in oak,
entirely the work Of his own hands,
and done in hours which might 9TH
erwise have been spent in solitude
and idleness.
An ex-governor Of a great prison
has In his possession a remarkably
handsome sideboard In walnut, which
was made for him by a convict Of a
prison where he was governor for
some ten years. The man appealed
to him for some means of killing
time, and, knowing the man to be
a cabinet maker, he provided him
with wood and tools. The sideboard
was the surprising result, and in con-
sequence Of 1t, when the convict took
his discharge, there was substantial
present from the governor to help
him in making a fresh start in life.
Moreover, while thus employed his
hand was not losing its cunning nor
his mind lying fallow, and his chances
of leading an honest life thereafter
were therefore greatly increased.
On tho other hand, prisoners have
been known to kill time secretly by
such melancholy devices as making
mats and baskets Of straw taken from
their beds, rather than simply sit and
brood. Others have set themselves to
count the number Of times certain
letters occur in the Bible, with copy
of which every convict Is provided.
and 1t Is quite a common practice for
prisoners to learn whole chapters,
gospels and epistles by heart. A GER
tain hardened character committed
to memory the whole of the Old Tes-
lament, but the moral good it did him
could not have been very great, for
two days after his release he commit
ted burglary, for which he was sem
fenced to three years imprisonment.
The chaplain Of a prison possesses
considerable powers In the way of
providing convicts with spare time
occupations, and with his co-opera-
tion an educated convict will some
times indulge in such literary pur-
suits" as inditing his autobiography,
which many chaplains consider a
good method for getting a prisoner
to weigh his own character, though
they are often disappointed by the
measure Of hypocritical claptrap such
autobiographies contain.-London Tit
Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17

time the coin was received. the town,
county and state in which 1t was re-
ceived, the person by whom it was
received and the article for which II
was paid. This will be a complete
history of the coin. One hundred OF
these coins will be sent out, and they
will be distributed among the differ
ent trades. Ten will be sent out by
the bankers, ten by the artisans, ter
by the retailers and so on. The dol
lars will be due to come home Sep.
tember to H. W. Furlong, who ha:
the matter in charge.-San Francis
co Chronicle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of York.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary A. Brian, Plaintiff, against Ell
wood F. Bell, Eliza Jane Bell, Dom
ON w. Bell. James B. Bell. VIM. E.
Bell, Thos. ]. Bell, Rufus E. Knox,
Martha Jane Metts, Thos. Fell Knox,
~ Lucinda Knox, John Elwood
Knox, James Edwin Knox, Aaron
w. Brian (and, II he be deceased,
his heirs-names, ages and resi-
dences to plaintiff unknown), :,
James Thomas Brian (and, IL he be
deceased, his heirs-names, ages
and residences of some of them to
plaintiff unknown), Elizabeth Sap
phira Wylie, Martha ]. Smith, j.
Martin Brian, Mamie E. Thomas
son, D. Martin Hall, Susan E.
Floyd, Jno. F. Jefferys, Sallie Os-
ceola Jefferys, James A. Wray, VIM.
B. Wray. Jas. Q. Wray, Rush T.
Wray. Sallie Wray and David
mons for Relief.-Complaint Filed.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
Il quired to answer the complaint In
this action, which has this day been
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his Office, 2 Law Range,
Yorkville, S. c., within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated June 14th, A. d. 1906.
GEO. w. S. HART,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
June 10 Jul "a st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
COTTON INSURANCE.

TAM prepared to write Insurance
l. on Cotton stored either in open
yard or in outbuildings on farms.
Farmers can arrange to borrow
money on my insurance policies on
cotton held on their farms the same
as IL the cotton were stored In
warehouse I'm town. Rate 81 per cent.
Write or call at my Office for rates Of
insurance and other information.
]. r. LINDSAY.
Oct. 3. IT,. II.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
ADICK Els.
YORKvILLE
MONUMENT WORKS.
(Incorporated.)
JULY 1ST.

We take stock on the above date, and
as that date Is not far off We want to
reduce our stock Of finished work to
as low a point as possible before that
date and in order to help the reduction
process along as rapidly as possible
we will, until JULY 1ST, make espe-
cially attractive prices to parties desir-
ing to purchase Monuments, Tomb
stones, Markers, etc.
By Finished Work we mean stones
Of various styles that have been fin-
ished in every way except the inscrip-
tions. If you have relatives and loved
ones whose graves you wish to mark
in a suitable way, 1t is entirely to your
interest to get our prices between this
date and July 1st next.
All of our work Is Of the BEST In
quality and finish and In every respect
Is equal to any work Of like character
obtainable anywhere at like prices.
w. BROWN WYLIE. Sec.-Treas.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
CLOTHES CLEANING.

T AM prepared to clean gentlemen's
l. clothes and ladies' skirts In a thor
oughly satisfactory manner, at rea-
sonable prices. Work may be sent d.
rect to my home or left at w. E. Fer
guson's store.
Mrs. r. B. McCLAIN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17

"a When a young man begins to
make regular visits to a girl, how 1t
would knock out the romance IL 1t
were said that he was calling on her
to make arrangements for hiring a
cook.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
F.. Q. BL A Ck
Life Insurance
Old Line Mutual
Legal Reserve

make anything.
THE SECURITY LIFE
AND ANNUITY COMPANY
Has complied with the general insur-
ance laws, and Is licensed to do busi-
ness as legal reserve "Old Line" COM
pany This means, that the state OF
North Carolina guarantees that the
companys assets and liabilities are
correctly given in its published state
ments.
That the Company has deposited
cash securities with the insurance
commissioner for the absolute protec-
ton Of Its policy holders.
FRED c. BLACK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17

- Wanted.-Your orders for all
kinds OF printed matter. Best work
at faIrest prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17

- Bound Volumes of Horse Shoe
Robinson at The Enquirer Office, $1.00.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
.WitherS Adickes Co.

The statement that Our Stock Is
unusually Complete and Prices Low
Is no kin to the standing form Of such
printed assertions.
KINGAN'S MEATS-Cost more
than any others brought to Yorkville
but we sell at SAME PRICE as 9TH
ers.
BLENDING TEAS and COFFEEs
is much like mixing drugs and there
Is much fraudulent popycock abou'
many such. We ask trial Of your
palate and stomach, just as a shoe
should fit the foot and not the head
Everything for putting up JEL-
LIES, PICKLES, FRUITS, etc
Best mixed Spices, Tumeric, &c.
TO CLOSE OUT-Prunes and Cur
rants-8 1-4c to 1-3c pound.
Lots of New Dishes, Glass, &c
we think more than we have ever had
For anything in our lines consult
AnTHT II ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-17
STAR DRUG STORE
Body Soul

Must be equally trained to fit a boy
for life. The school that does this
honestly Is cheap at any price, and
any other school Is high at any price.
Catawba Military Academy
ROCK HILL, S. G.
Endeavors to do this. 1t strives after
THOROUGH TRAINING-CARE
OVERSIGHT - CANDID DEALING
with Parent and Pupil Rates as
moderate as Excellence will allow.
For information address,
D.J. BRIAIM, Rock Hill s. @.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Stenslanos Sanf.

Saul .. Sten@lon0 % bans Seas
ierer &enrp @. 6crilrg loo iig MARIE
al nogle aieItrtn8cr. iom bo0oe ilaaet
fig iamIuen % foJ0te Jig t5e Steel
@aa Company. Yiilpaufee IpeullC
State 9anf Iaante bette &ompauj
mellem $205,00 % 100000 oQ
oct gap 9tote5 for fine Saan men 81
er life mere upr0 enc oct Bupir, 90
er ifreune poo. pit StenSlono itet'
teSe Sisie Steel @al Rpno, iom ban
formooeutIig ficuotc p~erionIi1, berer
til bans mango iinoncicae GiIOfdreI'
Ter og oi0ncr ON, ii ell uilln0 Spcfu'
Iationsaano bab0e lrcbet BAN. @iI'
liam 3. Sil0en par B~rGii0ent o. &.
g. @rnbam &iccprGitocnt for Stcel
Ban, % De itoo / iorrige llge for en-
8ranSiurp / GbicoQo. &c otl r0eH
SniI bIi tiltulte for @ebra9ert, % an'
flasempnbigbcoen nater at anoenoc
paa benz ct 9oopnroIrnt Iom iiel0cr
bruges, og bnor Strnffen er iot til
/ a 20 Gor paa G%u1fbuiet. StenS'
lamb bar faitct bort ooer to bitrorcbC
tuieno Of De @engc ser bar ham be.
troet, poa en- piIo Speflilatton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

ter" % aaar for iarme &orto ion
Gpiicr. Gbommcr al GiSSFrifter fra
81 5orcneSc Stotcr hinSfcr ltS5rcs
Se!ieu al Sen M opbIomitrtuSe Wds
ga}ine.2 itcrotilr / Ganc0a 90 2anSct
iguc8 Serior, at set if0LSer tia ielo at
cpiiac Scu uliSicISenSe Ooereu$tou6t
al 1888, boa6 Garngraf 10 an8aar.
0piigeIieu ifnl trUSe / 8rait Den 70c
Mci 1907, bSiS Sc 6oreuGSc Stdtcr
itfe oil pRre reS pao en- m Gorpsn.
ton, Tom GarG0a CT piaig til al irS.
gaa.
SontiSig meLoeS ira SpifIanS, at
Iia%Sa8eu bar bcritiqct til aausIe.
rem at iamurutaIoe en- M melem.
ioIfeIig 8onierenS for at iaa rettet
pna Sc itreugc 9Gtemmelier i sc Soc.
eneSe StutcrS Copyrights ope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Sag moo burlington.

gmunet 5. Sepbltrn i YaiaSena.
Sal, biIOe meo i'm 5amilie gisre Ell
Gair til Gleoelarb, g., % pau Ill
SiemIteS fisbte ban @ilet for itg ielr
% lin Suitru, men life for iine IRE
Born, Ga 4genten iogbe, at oe fitnot
reiie frit. sQt gif goOt, in6tiI SAINT
lien fom til 8oIesburg, 81. Ser
forIdngte Igenten Detailing for De II
itsrIte Born, Iom b~crholbSDis er II
% 7 glar, og 6n 6abrcn negteoe al
betale, 6leo Goliti bentet % Gele 80
miIien fnitct no al SrGnet. Sepburr
% Slitrlt matte Iaane Ten9c al
SIegtninger / Wonmolitb for at fom'
me I'll Glepelan0; men III bar ot
anlngt Sag MOB Chicago, Burlington
& Guincp.9aren % forIanger er
Sfabeseritatning pan $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Dill Nmuuoien no i9ien7

Sra &riitiouid t~eIegrafereS Den
2ibe Rouenltcr:
&apteiu RooIo ImnrnSieu blco
ioog ipurGt al Ell Srteruicpcr:
"Sar Sc pIauIogt en- IN Eolarcr'
pcoitior?"
"GcrtiI fan ieg bpcrtcu mare IA
eQcr Rei." iOurcbc 9Lmlmoicr, "mer
lea pil life obiolirt be1tegte oct. Ter
cr mauGc Sing, ieg piIbc gierc, bare
lea fimoe 'faiie tiIueie DC nsopenSt8e
Gcnge. Seq bor mine cgue EIaner,
men lea fan life o~obcrbore benz, fer
oct bclciligc 9iebIit tommcr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
6ius Senner.

,yuntes ). 6ia. Great Gortbern'
gancns BrpiiOent, bar ire Ssnner,
buis 3ouue er 2ouiS, SdnIes % 8al'
ter. &c igrcS at babe urOet 6Goe.
reu5 Jorrctuiugsleni; men tmoO
5an8 Enife gao Be iig til al itiGrpe
vuu Meiuba.G pSaen / Oct mdlmrige
ct. @ouis GolHtp % bar iRrOete5
hclStae. Ge ian0t umdaSeIiJe Sern'
feIter, Tom ingcn ier bao0c GJtet pan.
"a erbuerrcOe iig Ret til Dem. "Eu
iaor Ia os iaa Eenge, Gar, I'll at an
lruac 3ru6er, " ia Dc I'll 8alnlen. %
ban 6jaLy 0em meS oct u6OoCToIg'te
/ Great gturr5ern G0mpdng5 3ocu.
men tiligieSe: "9lct, Gutter. ut bgr
life tnol10e o$ paa B%rubeorrtt; u
bar rof nre0 rore &~erubaner. 6olta'
menIugen er MI imOO, At CT Sernbdua'
foupdri uuoerlGaser itg 9ey!t5ha'
Der. ion Set HItOer paa fin Rel. %
aiuer iig til at OriUe SnNlitrier, ION
lio1er uOenfor bets egeHtIige &1lo "
Oggace. SpIg 0e Sernieltcr. ) bar
flnSet. 8utter.~ Com idgt. ioc Jigrt.
Oils 5snrer euer. iom oet 5eoes.
Great gEorthern Railpag GmrpanG,
bar til !. gierpOut 9torgon8 SteaI'
truit iolat fne SfiGrp % iaat pqta'
mioa6Ie Summer FOR oem &Is, Tdl'
ser al iii Sc andre A]ftie5oCcre !!
@reat Rprtbern.9 auen. men Oct NE.
tie 5tiuer Sia 5amiIien tiINeg. 8ru.
item ItnI uSreoe $50 pr, Son Tor Den
Sermullm. set uopin0er / 1907 o.
ijSen ifar Sen uSreSe IS % ire steil'
Se0elS Seuts GARLIC paa nbeIeni Sh.
Sugfpnoiae a%niIaar Sernm0n1oea !
SET bcrtleieSe 9ano til 500 gfaiouer
Cons; men mango trpr, at Der sr
lan1t mere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Joieph smith oomt.

Observation-Disclosures Erriioent, 30
fepb s. Smitb, bier Sen 23oc 90
penlber o@nt til en- @l,Itt al $500
for uIooli9t SamIip nR0 en- apinbe
Som BET bill erir6rc$ bIcp ban
Souuner arreiteret for @i8amt, 90
bans femte Sultrr bop0e facet et
9arrL bans Abe. Get cr M Sob oo
8rariS / lltab, at @lornoner, ION
bar Here SitItruer, ifal unbcrbol6C
Dem ale, men life IeOe iolumcn mel
mere END en-. Br9iioent Smith ban
ppertroa6t oenne Sob, % ga ban irem,
itiaeoes for 9ilriffssammer sfitdic
~erfienbte ban iia IfpISfg. Dommerer
Loo BAN ilippe for 6GngieIsitrof, mer
iagoe 9am ben beiGite WllIft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Sanfierrneoe.

Zen 216e 0opember GoISt Rebra.
ia 9anfers' asiociatiou Rs0e /
Smdba, o9 Sames $. gcfeIs, 8rGii'
bent for Commercial IatiouaIbant /
Chicago, uSreoeSe / en- Gale Oct
SpsrasmaaI, iom MI itaar paa Days
oroenen, nemlig bporleoeS man ifal
bore Jig 40 for at ifaffc aontanter til
6et pureuoe 9ebop. San err bel
bienme | BeugeiprboISere, % ban
fremiatte set arao, at 9ationnIbon-
ferne al qonsresien ifal faa Siqa.
belle til at ubiteSe Here Se0ler og
Gbefs emo Seres Snoints | 2anoets
Statsfasie beIsber jig til. ct iunoi
&reoitiTtem ber faa mere Raaoerum,
Experimental fan bore iarlist % bsr
oerfor om9ipes meo iterfc @arnntier
men 8ensefnapbeoen flyer, at oei
utoa til.
asiociotionens 8rniioent, Senotor
Willnro foreilog, al ingen SonfmarS
Dor optages ! Soreningeu, ferenS
bans afiGrer er urSeripste at 5oIf.
icn Ben bar itoienSt. Grfarirg bar
piit, al ofientliae ganferaminatorer
life er at itoIe poa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
man9e ulyffer.
5lsre Sfi6c forliit urScr l~tocirct paa
DC ifcre Susiiper.
IoTiaigc %ornfnsoe.

Ct telegram ira Gbieago al 225e
opiunmcrer Se ulpffer iom / Sc iiSitc
GOse 5r in6trufre paa bore SrAiiser
og pad Saue. en- ipGr Storm hIG.
itc / iorriNe llse. Innge Stibe poi
bore Storiieer orsp iIano, og nrirIS't
6 off tiltlmSs / atIauterbapet. II
Gerioner er omfomrs.
! HGrseSeu al G~berhourg / GtorS.
frarfrig itSOtc Sceatittbere ~aoiier
8iH1eIm ser 8rosie" og ~SriRoco"
ianmeu, OF 10 92riouer fif i'm DIDO.
6orIHeue paa pore SrSIiser foitcoe
81 NtcurGeFIip.
Gen uor5fc 9drf "WaSao" gif III.
bunSS res HteS SSlorSReost ltoet-
FOR Glebec % toJ iin 9ciGtniug IL
WauS, meo fig iGpbet. 9orgen
"ReicIution", iom bar paa Reiie fri
erie. ga. I'll Sorouto, iprmpg ipt
! Ser 'purc 5is % idnf Iige rSerfor
ITororto. @eiGtniugeu off fra Dor.
Sc / TO @oG6c, % Sen ete az Ssfe
tiereaSc fla iIanS. men Den ornoen
fplSteS, o. Sc 6 omtorooPneuoc
SrrtneSe. SIoubt Sc ilIpffdi8e uGu.
mes RitIien ira ariitiauia, Hcr9e.
9orgen "gltbeuS" fohiite pda 2ofc
Grie Su&Sng Rat. aaptcilrn 90 6
@uno er iauSipuIigpis omfomrte-
Ianlpffibet "Ganamd" al GouiSion.
9iuicn iauNteS SorsSug ilanoSrepet
pua Riueral Irf @oirt, Wtd. BE.
iptuinqCu b~iergeoe iig, men Stibe.
bltoer iQmSipnLi9piS Drag. 6rogt'
Hnm9er "Gonemal9b" al Irterltn'
len Iiaaer itronSet paa Soint 8dee
i 2ufe erie. 8eiOtniugen, % Waito,
biergsSes al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa
Oct nauute Trs, mcoens Srfbet It.
neIt9pts aaar t~iIgrurtae.
StaaISampittbet "Gbnuncep Mtrl-
burt" Srsces 0nSSog Tat pna geier
til buffalo no OF fin aitrs peS ben
fruateliac Sturm poa 2afe Gre og
Ite6te paa @rlnS uoerfor 2eomitg'
ton. SfltSen iiges at oGrc uifaht OF
ltocn Gare; men cit Del al SaSnin.
acu uloo LOSSES, fsr Sfibet fan tom.
me iiot. 9cirtuingeu er fsrt in
@or6c. "SllrIburt" bouoe Saroer
q. Il. Clint" pod SlGb, og Der bar
. 7 Rouo o. EFT f1inoeltg aof oniborb.
QPan err upis on, GvoreSss oct bor
qouet meo @ur8eu; men Reoeriet
bor oct bcrjte SOab ON, at Den bar
fIarSt iig.
: 9hriteson Rid, irpgter man
icr. at oct Dor gndet GAIT moo ben
lille Ianrper "Sclen Taplor" ira
Qennuater, ion of8tt ira SoIorHo al.
. I Gnsoog, isr Storme,t fem, % II.
oen lite bar uRret ipurgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

ltnoerisseIie al min 6Gr0, OF er ser
nogen Ristanfe ON, at iC8 bar siort
mig ifpISig / Graft, iao piI ieg, at
8ranoiirpen ifaI bepiie set, antIa.
gen er faIif og iigrlinSet. Grt SfriSt,
man bar taget for at tiIimuoie nit
Nabn nnSer min 5roopreIie, ct ct
poIitiif aneb. Seq er bIeOcn odlgt til
9tupor / San Srarci5co ire 8ange
efter boeranore, % mani bar tpntt
fig RuIigbeben at, at ieg fan blioe
@uoernsr cper California, Zen mt
bGrenbe Giitrict IttOrncp / San
6ranctsco, 8iliam 8. &augoon, uar
8uoeruerfanoioat pan ben al Snoe.
pelroence league opitiaeSe Eicfet, men
bleo Hagen. Seq er bIeoen omtaIt
iom en- iterf Mano. Sana0on % bans
SiTbGrgerc er banee for mig o. bill
bringe mig / Wisfre0tt. Oct er
@ritnSen til, at ieg er bIeOen tiltolt."
Wnpor Sdrnit5 erfIGrcOe, at ban
bar fuIo Glib til gDtc Rl,ef o. pil
itao % ioIoe meb ham. Set par
8uef Tom teIearafercbe til BAN, at
ban ntontte buite biem,
: &etp Dorf aiorbc tiItaIte ct gobt
- II - :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
WaYor Shmib.

gligene 6. Sdmit3, San 5rancis.
cos Ropor, fnn BEN 230e Rooember
ira Samburg til Relu gorf % lit
fsrit Der piSe, OF ban er iat unoer
Siltaie for GRAFT. Sans Zine Ip.
neoe, % ban iae0e: "Gct er ifioben
RoIitif aItiamnen." Sans 5ritrii
itoo peo bans Sioe og baoSe omit for
at 5oISe Sanrerne tilboge. Seq bapoe
life oentet BET" pebblep ban. ~Iet
sif iom ct Steb gicnnem mig, ba ies
I9ite, al ies bar anfIaget for en- 6or-
brpSeIie. Seq moa ifpnoe mig bicm
til Gan 6rnncisco % afpaife Den
gIet, man bar lat poa nit Raun."
Rapor sdmitS sientog Here Gan.
se, at oet belle tom Of raaooen Boil.
IiIf. Seq oil iorlonge ben nsiste