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starr In Ten Days

Mr. Williams stated that It would
be a week or ten days before actual
work would begin within the city
ilmita Of Seattle Deeds are being
filed daily foe property acquired ~
The ~ Paul. and she engineer =
office IL buaiiy AZ work preparing
the maps upon which terminal A.
fairs IN Seattle Niii be governed
AZ snoqualmte pass and IN tho val
leY construction work Is progress.
Ing rapidly and ~ d becomes more
rffectuai large crews Vili be- added
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June ~
rsser Seattle Star. Seattle. Wash
sirf-teeiesvd please find % letter which
=. aoyss 81 seattls rinss
sr,a king sf
euring the trying tes that succeeded the
An IS gained him the reputation of being the
shsapse % the ~erd The letter eeyos's Yea
ssrt puhhshsd the Seattle Times % the shootne % the
ssisass a the state hospital at Agassss, Cat
Vsry truly years
oEo. c. PARpGE.
GeNerner
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ARE
ALLOW FIGURE

Some OF these lots we're assessed
last year at valuations ranging
from 3 To 5 per cent OF what they
are actually worth
The engineers office estimates
that the sidewalk In question Will
cost sie.Aoa. all of which is to be
assessed against the AUDITING prop.
erty
other Estimates.
other estimates we're reported TO
the board this morning as follows
Thirteenth Hy south Ct al grad
ing. $4,000. limit OF assessment
10000. Twelfth ay. north. et al.
water mains, S13,2oO, from the gen
ernl fund for hydunts. $4,000,
Twenty first av from NcHlor Way
20 East jefferson 81. water mains,
$4,000. FROM The general fund,
S2.140. North Forfythrd ST. ct al,
grading and curbiug $4,000. East
Garfield st.. Sidewalks. $500. East
Caller st, ct al grazing. saA0e;
EAGLE st sidewalks, $3.50
The board Of public works this
morning granted Tho Seattle Flee
trio company a permit 10 double
track its line for a few blocks on
Grand boulevard and Fifteenth av.
west. near the intersection OF those
two thoroughlaree.
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Increase Valuations.

The members 81 the council viil
seek 20 increase the io~ valuations
OF valuable property IN the business
district With view OF making 4,
carry q more Just proportion u the
public expenses.
To thIs ead the committee decld-
ed 10 ask the council 20 select At
an early meeting the ciiy's members
Of the board OF equalization. As
soan a. selected these members
shall employ clerks and Institute a
study Of the assessment rolls and IN
cases where valuations are found
too low. shall piepare notices 10 the
property OWNS TO appear before
the board and show cause why
they should not be increased.
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DR.FORCE
SENTENCED

MINNEAPOLIS. June ie-pr
Jacob p Fosct, former president ct
the Northwestern National Life In
surauca company. WAS sentenced 10
three and one half years for grand
larceny IN connection with insur-
auca scandals.
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plssoLvEs rsu DONNA.

q ST. PETERSBURG. June 10.
lit la rumorsd that the eEar !
has Just sionsd decree dis. !
= sewing the aouna, bot leav. /
= Inc the date Of the order blank +,
for the present
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HIGHER TAX LEVY
May Be NECESSARY

10 per cent over that Of last year.
An effort viii be made by the
council 90 boost 80 the assessment
valuation ao that no increase in the
amount 81 the levy wlil be ncees.
safy, Resi property in Seattle vas
assessed last year st from IS "a rs
per cent Of itn value except In the
case Of residences and residence
lots Ia ceFtuin districts which were
aesessed an high In some cases as
90 per cent
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C. A. aGArH TO slso.

q. A. Hesth. a well known bari.
tone bololst ~ Philadelphia, will
lead she Afternoon meeting OF tue
Y. NJ &. A. fomoFfow.
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sAyn rsGlR LIVES ~ TAXING
TO sosrs. ~ wHics they
sEAcH INDIAN RESERVATION
svswllG SCHOONER BURNS TO
NArsa's soor.

xEAH Ray. June le Captain
Matamsy. bis wlfe and child and The
eat1se cfsu Of The kuttsd gasoline
1si4@msf Argus are safe. fhs4
fHara1ed shore At the Qaliia9ute In
snan rueefsattnn. ne&r Mora. In their
l.eata. Ia which they embarked a.
adm az the explosion oeenfred. not
ss.asppsng 10 secure any Of their be.
lszzxiaxs
Nord 10 thf. effect waa brough,
nefa br \ mail carrier. Who ltft
A@fA yesterday morning
I,euAinR like big bonfire zfioal.
tha Argus arrived here last evening
"a O'clock in tow OF the tugs
wymiaa and i.orne. which picked
bet an Is miles southwest Of Flat.
terry Che Was an object Of great
cttetosity 10 the indlanN and other
ExsAuns who spun aroand the float.
ing ruins like 80 many firefiiea
sfonna q candle.
The Argus IL a total loas. but q
pxsslon ~ her cargo may be saved
Il toa ~ the tnn wyasaa. the
hssik Il the Argus Waa taken ~ Tits
mnuinx At o'clock and left N~ah
la4 fer Port Gamble. A message
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CITY nGHos MORE REVENUE
AND WILL EIrAEH BE
OBLIGED TO Boost LEVY OR
RAISE rhg PROPERTY vALu.
ALTON.

Unless there is a very LARGE In.
crease in the total Rssessed value ot
property Ia the city of Seattle under
the 1896 assessment Il viii be neees.
nary for the eitf council to fin =
higher tar lew for general munic
lpai purposes than that OF Last wear
iluw much higher Il viii be neees
sAry Tor the lesy TO be has not been
defsrmined. nor can Il be until the
assessment mas been completed. and
he total and the final estimates 81
the eiiy-s expenses for next year
determined
Needs More Revenue.
Hut from The expressions OF mem
beers Of the finance committee al the
meeting last night II II apparent
that q viii be uccs skary TO increase
the city'a revenue By from Is To
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BRYAN BOOM STILL
CONTINUES TO GROW

Conservatives Rush to Him to
Head OF Socialist Tendency
and Catch Vote Of Those
Who Want Roosevelt Pro.
gram Continued.
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MANILA. June Forty ongi-
neers and physicians left yesterday
Tor llollo 10 begin preliminary work
on a railroad on the Island OF
Panay.
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sryan's Popularity.

Bryan's popularity with tho
masses Is relied upon 10 save The
situation Although a radIeal--or
40 regarded in 1896. when he was
denounced as an anarchist and n
firebrand-Bryan Is now regarded
a. sufficiently conservative An
Mr Shively said TO the Indiana con-
xention
eThHt which is today eulogized
and approved as broad statesman.
ship and enlightened patriotism Tn
The0dofc Roosevelt VAS only a few
years ago denounced as reacfionAry,
revolutionary and unpatriotic IN
William Jennings BRYAN
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POLICE DEPARTMENT is RUN
MING BEHIND IT'S SALARY
APPROPRIATION AND couN.
CIT IS FIGURING ON MAKING
UP THE DEFICIENCY.
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PARDEE STILL AFTER
SEATTLE JOURNALIST

sosernor Of California Writes to The Star En-
closing a Letter in Answer to Statements
Made by Robert W. BOyCe in the Seattle Times.
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T. tbs Axnes's state hospital vith-
ts fully four years
l save no Information that pa
tieuta had been shot and KILLED At
Asuess Stsie hospital cxceps a.
set forth abayv
am uat st sn surprised that he
Seattle rintss gabushed lhis ariicls.
as ON a certain srip 90 Seattle dur
iHE the first part - she present
year. the Seattle Times published
a. Interview with me that had absa-
lutely never occurred the reporter
vet even having seen me. I aft
efW0ras learned that the reporter Ia
that ease uAs the ssmr Il. "
ngyeg that wrote az the present art
tcie. he happened % be al ms
homs because he came down from
Seattle an secretary for Jacob
fa1rih ~he had sprns somr time nith
NE at Msale. having eorns from &c.
attis 10 turn over the Maazaehus-
ssts relief fund
sis,ply an oosrsss.
NJ noyre got absolutely no In
formation from me ~ ANY xay.
shape or form that wvuld Justify
hint IN printing any such article A.
the affscts Yfu quote. ~ any other
Artieia about ths A@news asyium
Il i sisuriy an outrage that be
should have mentioned my Hausr iu
connection with hls article. % that
he should have published the ar
tieir a. ALI which IN itself ! am vel
assured and absolutely knew. VAS
totally false.
1 notice that be msntiouea yeuF
nz ms a. having beer IN charge II
th- asylum sappose he xut that
from some directory. a. never even
knew before the receipt 90 sour
letter wta VS. the general aareFin-
tendent q the state hospitals Zoe the
/ !asaue
I feel Thoroughly tuceua~d 80 ths
aetion % Nf. Royce. ard 80 iFfe.
spsns4slis a young man should be
deprived q al eppoftuutty 81 uaink
ths public press foy the psfpoan "
/ disseminating Krasuitoaa Hes.
Please aeknowIeaEa receipt % this
/ letter. aud ohilxe.
Yours very truly.
9slxnedl In. coRYEI.L
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Tunes have changed. Public sem
timeuf has moved forward Bryan
today l. the same Bran OF 1885,
but the conservative" voters" OF
1906 see him through new spec
tacleH.
President Roosevelt Is responsf-
bic for the growing popularity OF
radical opinions and candidates
when he entered the White House
he quietly and unoffIclails severed
his connections with the republican
nafty. its leaders and us platform
Hts administration has been an ef-
fort 10 carry out the principles
which we're declared in the demo-
cratic platform Of fsss-with the
one exception OF free silver.
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The main feature of the demo
cratic platforms 81 1896 and 1890
was opposition 20 trusts and vested
monopoly II Roosevelt had been
elected on that platform he could
not have given the country a moro
consistent antitrust Rdministra-
ton.
In the matter OF tariff revision
Roosevelt is with the democrats
The country has acclaimed the
Roosevelt program. They VIII vote
for somebody who viii continue il.
Hence W j. Bryan.
Railway Ownership.
What vii Bryan have 20 say
about government ownership OF
railways Two years ago he came
out for state control lie may tenn
per that when the rate bill is passed
BY saying that he Is content TO walt
and Bee how that works.
but tho most important statement
By BRYAN. the one that has done
the most 10 allay tho fears Of those
who regarded him az an ultrarRdi.
cal. is the one In which he took
stand against socialism
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The answer IL simple Bryan IL
chosen BY the Parker Cleveland
democrats a. the lesser Of two evils.
AS compared with some other lead.
era who have come 10 the front
since 1896 Bryan Is regarded az
safe and sane"
Bryan IL being supported as an
offset To Hearst and socialism. The
veteran democratic leaders diStrust
che radical trend OF public ssntk
ment They are flied with fear.
Wherever the people have had a
chance 10 register their feelings In
the form Of ballots they have voted
for the most radical proposition.
Just what would happen N Hearst
OF some equally radical man were
nominated by the democrats Is nos
known.
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WASHINGTON. ID G.. June ig.--
Far and away the most notable
thing that has happened In the po-
litical world for many months IL the
sudden and widespread movement
which has beRun-and in Hiiil grow
lng % make William Jennings Bry-
an the democratic standard bearer
Ia 1908.
II has come Ike the rush Of an
express train A moment ago IL
was dim 6peck on the horizon;
now IL looms a large and thunder
Ing reality almost upon Us. Pres
emily II will be In the past tense
Bryan q sure thing
Hardly had the talk OF BRIAN be-
gun when the states began, with
one accord. 70 eniorke ALREADY the
list OF those which have spoken IN.
cludea Indiana. Colorado. Arkansas.
Kansas. South Dakota and Missouri
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And New York Ii preparing 10
hail him. on his return from his
trip abroad. ~ the conquering hero.
a tremendous ovation Ii being pre-.
pared
What does 4 all meant Why is
Dave Francis. Of Missouri texgold
demOcratl. coupling the names Of
Bryan and Cleyeland7 Why IL the
conservative" chairman Of tbs
conservative committee IN lndi.
ana toutiug tie once arch enemy of
conservatism Why this sudden
ryerslon of the Parker-Cleveiand
wing TO the sometime radical per.
less LEADER"
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sAHk cLnARlnos.

q Increase over same
q date last year ths.sIaTT 4
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01
Hidtruin / AuSfurl0ndum.
Eftir Mrs. Laura b. Starr.

a. '" nJ"'iu y nluuuiVlCul W l neyranua
hlj6oi hl@gja par aestir a0 Peirri hegilju 40
taxa mark a Uranium, fuglakvaki, stj0rnu-
spad6mum o. $. frv. Do Peir undirni6ri seu
afls ekki sannf@roir um a6 Pess hattar Sc Py6-
ingarlaust, og syna PAD aestir t verkinu 40
Peir trda Pvf a0 l3 Sc 6happata]a, %f0studagar
heillaminni en- a0rir, og ills viii a6koma auga
q nytt tungl y6r vinstri 0xlina.
En- Austurl0ndum er hjatrdnni 00ruvisi
vari0. DAD er alIs 6vist az hun sc / raun og
veru meiri par en- hja mentu0u Pj60unum /
Vestur10ndum, en- par fara menn ekki dult
med hama en- fara me0 alls konar hjatrd og
hindurvitni ems hreinskilningslega og opin-
berlega ogg saluhjalplega trd. Oar trda menn
6llum undrum, og I 6llu lifandi o. dauou cru
einhverj ir andar ilIir eoa g66ir, og Pvi hja-
trdarfyllri sem ma0urinn er, pvi heiri s0gur
kahn hann Pvi til s0nnunar az trd hans sc
arei6anleg vissa.
1 Kfna er spasagnartrdin a h@zta stigi.
Oar er PAD atvinnuvegur margra Pdsunda
karla og kvenna, 40 segja fyrir 0rl0g mamma,
og gefa peim holl ra0 fyrir dalitla p6knun.
Hal@r0ir mandarinar leita pessara vefr6tta
engu si6ur en- fafr6oustu smamennin, Pvf
Pjo6in er 0l svoh jAtrdarfull az undrum setir.
Mesta lotningu bera menn par fyrir t0fra-
m0nnum og s@ringam0nnum, og PETRA er
leita6 VIC hvert takiferi, smatt Goa sst6rrt,, hvort
heldur PAD er ao gefa nafn nyf@ddu barni e0a
kryningarath0fn keisarans sjalfs. Ekkert lfk
er CRATIC fyr en- s@ringama0urinn hefr tiltek-
ID daginn, og engin Citing fer svo fran a6
spama0ur ekki akve0i fyrirfram pa heillastund
og gef brd0hj6num hollar vard6arreglur.
Do spad6mar t0framannanna r@tist ekki
og RAD peirra komi ekki 40 haldi, veikir pa0
ekki trdna a pa, og ryrir a0 engu leyti ALT
PETRA hja lyonum, pvf sA sem leitar af Peim
fr6tta kennir await sjalfum ser um eff heilre6i
og spAdomar t0framannsins fara forg0r6um.
Spasagnahyski petta er allssta0ar a fakki
I Kina b@oi I borgum og upp til sveita. peir
spamenn og% spa!konur, sem mesta a0s6kn hafa,
gr@oa fe a ia % fngri og eiga skrautleg helm
kynni q a0a1g0tum st6rb@janna. Oh a6fer0
Peirra og spasagna kreddur er nau0alikt PVT,
sem samskonar spamenn vi0hafa par sem peir
ma ser ni0ri / st6rbeju m i Evr6pu og Amerfku.
Fl0kku. spamenn Kinverja cru au0Pektir
hvar sem Peir fara, og Peir cru slungnir a6 ma
i skiftavini hvar sem Peir eiga Won a a6 IA
eyrisvirei. DER hafa meofef6is daliti6 bor6
og allskonar krukkur, smAkassa tog f0skur,
sem peir raoa a boroi6 fyrir framan sig pegar
peir @tla a0 segja fyrir Corona hluti. DER
setja upp st6reais glerauoggu dr faga0ri skjald-
b0kuskel og spekingssvip, svo ~gilegant;ao
hinir trdggjjornu frettaleitendur Pora varla 40
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horfa 1 augu PETRA. Svo m@la peir fran spa
s0gn sfna I dularfullum og tvfra0um s%etning-
UNI, sem alt at cru hver annari nau6a lfkar,
en- hafa / hvert sim nyja Py0ingu hja binum
hjAtrdarfulla ly0.
Trdin a yfrnattdrlegar gafur Pessara
mama, er longu Groin r6tgr6in hja Pj66inni,
og jafnframt or Pvf alment triad, az beir half
s6rstakt valid yfr 0llum 0ndum illum og GOD
UNI og geti f@lt pa burt e0a blf0ka0 eftir eig-
in Wild, Pess vegna cru Peir einnig ssringa-
mem, og PAD eykur st6rum viraingu og lotn-
ingu pa, er almenningur Der fyrir Peim.
Mem leita fr6tta hja peim um hvert lit
ilr@oi, sem fyrir kemur / daglegu lff. Eff elm
hver hefr / hyggju ao byrja nytt start eoa
fyrirt@ki spyr ham spamanninn hvaoa dagur
mum ver0a happas@lastur til pess; hann lett
ar spasagnar UNI PAD hvers leknis ham skull
vita fyrir barn slit; hvort of@tt barn verdi
sveinn e6a m@r; hvern kvennkost ham eigi
az velja SYM sfnum: hvar stolnir .fjarmunir
s6u ni0ur komnir; a hvaoa bletti hann eigi az
byggja hds yfr hyski slit; e6a hvar og hve-
a ham eigi ao grafa dauoan @ttingja. on
Pess hattar malefni Der hann undir spamann
sim, og fer az ra6um hans az 0llu leyti ems
nakvamlega og unit er.
Med ymsum kynlegum skripalatum rann-
sakar spama6urinn him dularfulla leyndar-
dom, og leitar 1 krukkum sinum, k0ssum og
l0skum, tekur planeturnar og yms stj0rnu-
merki med / reikninginn, og Pykist oft ver6a
az leita lengi a6ur en- ham fnnur svari5. En-
PAD sem NEST a rf6ur er PAD, ao spAmenn bess-
If s6u g~l0ggskygnir a UNDERSTANDING Peirra,
er leita fr6tta hja Peim, og PAD cru Peir und-
antekningarlaust allir, sem til lengdar fast
vi0 spasagnir; Pess vegna bregzt PAD v~arla,
az Peir ge6 hverjum einum PAD svar, sem
honum er geofeldast, og Peir lata engan
6an@g6an fra ser fara.
Sumir nota spill eingongu til Pess a0
segja fyrir 0rl0g mama, og aorir TAXA NEST
mark q glamri I peningum, e0a kertalj6si og
gangi+ himintungla. stj0rnuspad6mar cru
reyndar / mestu afhaldi og cru alment metnir
um 0l Austurl0nd. Margur fateklingur er
fds til a0 gefa stj0rnuspamanni sim sfoasta
pening, beldur en- Piggja spad6ma annara
okeypis, sem hafa lelegri hjatrdarv0ru a boo
stolum.
= Svo litur ut sem allir gamlir spamenn
Kfnverja trdi a sjalfa sig engu sf0ur en- Peir,
er fretta leita til PETRA, eff d@ma ma eftir
Peim alv0ruPrungna s~pekingssvip, sem await
er a andliti PETRA, og PAD or reyndar hi0
skoplegasta at 6llu Pessu hjatrdarbraski. =
Keisari Kfnverja he6r %jafnan marga spa
mem og spakonur VIC hir0 sfna, sem "a fasta-
la;iun dr fjjarhirzlu hans, og So, sem @0stur er
talinn fPeim hop, hefr PAD hlutverk akve6io,
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peirri list heir hann or6i6 az l@ra feiknamik-
ID af eldg0mlum hjatrdarfreoum.
Draft fyrir ALA hina miklu ndti6ar mem

ing Japana, bera Peir Pc enn mikla lotning
fyrir fornum hjatrdarleifum og trda alment
d0kkuspam0nnum, sem enn cru margin par 1
landi, pc miklu f@rri s6u al tilt0lu en- / Kina.
on alPy0a / Japan leitar spasagna UNI fiesta
smamuni engu sfour en- um Pa0, sem miklu
var0ar. spamenn Peirra akve6a b%rd0kaups.
daga, segja hvar Pyi er niour komi6, tiltekur
daga til feroalags og gefur rao til az l@kna
c0a afstyra sjdkd6mum.
s0gu Japana er fra Pvf sagt me0 hatio-
legri alv0ru a0 Pegar hetjan lingo Hogo var
fallinn fra, leitaoi kona hans ra0a hja t6fra-
manni og med hans aosto6 fekk hun pvf frest-
az / sj0 manuel a0 sveinbarn PAD f@ddist, er
hun pa gekk me6, a Peim TINA leiddi hun til
lykta 6fri0 pam, er ma0ur hennar hafoi byrj-
a0 a0ur en- hann do, og vann fr@gan .sigur.
En- sonur hennar var hin mesta hetia og var6
herguoinn Hatchaman hja komandi kyn-
slooum.
Japanar hafa sterka trd a forl0gum en-
reyna pc oft a ymsan HAITI az afstyra pvf med
br0g6um az pau fai fran az koma. Eff fj0l-
skylda 1 Japan part a0 aytja bdferlum pa
pykir s~jalfsagt a0 leita spasagna um PAD hve-
n@r beet Sc a0 TAXA sig upp. Ef eitthva6
kemur svo / veg fyrir ao %fj0lsky1dan geti dutt
sig einmitt5 a Peim degi e0a Peirri stund, er
vefr6ttin hafoi tiltekio, pa er elm eoa tveir at
fj0lskyldunni sendir til hins nyja heimilis,
lausir og liougir, og PAD lati0 heita svo, sem
dutt Sc bdferlum. Japanar fylgja oft box
stafnum fremur en- andanum hvort heldur
Peir eiga vi0 MEM e6a gu0i az skifta. -
Hvergi er hjatrdin ems illkynju6 og
skaov@n ems og a Indlandi. Oar hafa galdra-
menn og s@ringamenn svo miki0 valid yfr al
Py0unni ao undrum s@tir. Mem Pessir cru
aestir vi5bjooslegir aakkarar, sem ganga
nestum naktir med sftt har og skegg, 6greitt
og fult af oPverra, og allur lfkami peirra er
vi0bj60slega 6hreinn og ~afskr@mdur. DER
heimta f@ou og hvao annao, er Peir villa hafa,
af h%verjum sem beir hitta, hvort heldur 4
f0rnum vegi e0a a heimilum mama; og ENG.
in Porir ao Meta Peim, Pvi pa eiga peir vfsar
hinar verstu b0lbanir, sem allir trda az verdi
ao abrinsoroum; PVT PAD er Pj6otrda a6 hakk-
arar pessir half fult valid yir blum illum 0nd-
um og dj0aum Peim, sem hvervetna eiga par
heima I rfk nattdrunnar samkv@mt pi60.
trdnni. Hins vegar Pykir sjalfsagt, hvenar
sem eitthvert 6happ Der a6 h0ndum, az leita
seringamannanna % ia PETRA f%ulltinpi til
Pess ao f@la burt pa dioaa, er PVT valda; til
PETRA Der alPyoan par obifanlegt traust.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Nov. l6 Dec /

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF South Dakota, County, of Roberts
y IS. In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate and guardianship
of Henry kampeska. a minor.
BY virtue of an order and decree OF the
County Court OF Roberts County, South Da-
kota. made on the petition of the under
signed a. d, Paulson. guardian of the estate
OF Henry kampeska. a minor. of Roberts
County. South Dakota, for an order TO sell
the real estate of said minor made on the
5th day OF November. 1906 the undersigned
or after the 10th day of December. 1906. sell
at private sale at the Office of the County
Judge OF Roberts County, South Dakota, in
the City of Sisseton. Roberts County, South
Dakota, the real estate. situate in Roberts
County, south Dakota, described as follows,
TO wit: an undivided one third interest in
the south half of the southwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section twelve az and the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section
thirteen u3l township one hundred twenty
four $40 north of range fifty-one t51 west
oil the 9Th p. NJ. SisSeton and Wahpeton In
dian Reservation Lands, 10 the hlghesl bid
der for cash. Bids or offers to purchase said
real estate must be IN writing and may be
left at the office of the County Judge of Rob
erts County. in Sisse!on, Roberts County
South Dakota. or delivered to- the under
signed guardian personally AT an. time be
fore The making OF said sale.
Dated SiSSeton. S. D., November Is, 1906
A. %. PAUISON.
Guardian OF the estate Of Henry KAN
peska, u minor, Sisseton, s. u.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
Oct 12-Nov %
SUMMONS.

State o. South Dakota. County of Roberts
IS. In Circuit Court Fifth judicial Circuit.
James L. Jury. plaintitf, VS.. Lucy b. Jury.
defendant,
The State of South Dakota 10 the above
named Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintif in the
above entitled action. which said complaint
was filed in the office ofthe Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the Fifth judicial Circuit of the State
of South Dakota, within and for the County
OF Roberts. at the Court House in Sisseton in
said county and state, on the eighth day of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
scriber at his office in the City Of Sisseton.
Roberts County. South Dakota within thirty
| DAYS after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day OF such service. and
If you fail to appear and answer said com
plant within thirty DAYS after the service OF
this summons upon you as above required,
| the plaintiff in the above entitled action will
| apply to the court for the relief demanded in
| said complaint.
| Dated October S. 1906,
HOWARD f3ABCOCK,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff,
Sisseton. South Dakota