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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15
CONTEST NOTICE

Eepa r.lnent Of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Aiuot. n. D.. Jan. q. ;as.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
FLED in this once By Frank J. Spalla, contest
ant, against homestead entry No. NiS8, made
Nov. /. 1908, for the SEN section Is, township
lsl u range ST. BY John J. Hickman, contested,
in which Il Is alleged that said entryman has
not at any time established his residence there
on; TINT for a period OF more than six months
last past he has not resided thereon and does
not reside thereon at this time; that his resi-
dence is now aud for moro than six months last
past has boon elsewhere than on said land that
since the date Of his entry thereon the said en-.
tryman has not cultivated the said land nor any
part thereof and during that time he has not
made any improvements thereon of any kind Z;
that he has wholly abandoned the same for
moro than six mouths last past and that said
alleged absence was not due 70 his employment
in The Z. S. army or navy during war.
Said parties are hereby notified To appear.
respond aud offer evidence touching said alleg-
alton ut 10 o'clock n m on March p. 1906 be-
fore tho register and receiver of tho United
States Land Once in Minot, n. u.
The said cont estant having in a proper aihda-
vit tiled Februarvq 1906 set forth facts which
show ,ba. after due diligence personal serSlce
cannot I've made, it is hereby ordered and di.
rec.ed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
T. r. Fox. Receiver.
&. Aurlnnd, Atty.
MinOt N. S-Il-T-Z
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ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE.

srtnerts Of the ,Ipteyiqr,. Cnitea States
nd Once Nir,o, ~. y. Feb rs. 1864.
snthc;ens contest affidavit having oeen
4;n this Office By Gulirk 3 kagletno. contest
Gkcainss homestead entry No. 1901, maze
it, le for va sea ard ~ ~ u seG.,"
Hwnship I5s, range ~ ~ Oie Vlson no.!aaa
cstee, e wiiiehit is alleged that ensrrm9n.
hth0lis ehAndoped said tract ana cnaoHed
hss,siderce thosafroih for more than s1s
,n,s e;rS. making said eutry ,aad next p!sos
to|date hereof that be has not estao!iahed
q 1HteA xhereon I; that said tratg semains IN
itsIurai state, wholly abandoned and unttn.
psi: except for a snlnll unAab!table ahanty
ansuall piece of breaking and that the SAID
alb Absence from the SAID land was not duo
toiinplovpeIt in the army, navy or marine
corr tho United States asa private soioief,
onteeamaR o., marine, during tho var WIZ I'VE
SptSr during any othertwGF n when tne
Cn.Etatss may be enga.ed. and SAID - tics
are jby notified to appear respond ana oner
o7ice Touching said alienation ~ ~ O'CLOCK
q. m April r.; 1906, before the register ana
.ece; at the United states land once IN
m3nN. -! L--~---- s~f7t-- $500 = -
Tbfd contestant having. in proper Am.
davi4ed January 81, 1855, set forth facts
vhicfow that after due diligence personal
servi9 this notice can not hb made. ~ AZ
herebede red and directed 5hay such nottce
be cisps doe and proper publication.
i. i. Fo1. Receiver.
{. Auras, Attorney.
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CoNES,r NOTICE

Department Of 4 Interior, United states
Land Office, Nit. n. D.. Jan, %, 1906,
4 sufficient corst athdav!t having been
.ileu il this Office John Enrke. Contestant,
against homestead No. 2sl.s3 made. July
II. l9o5. fo! W2a aWIsec. 3, Ell n6n section T.,
township i5l II, ran 81 ", by Charles a. Snt-
Sor, contastct,. III wen it Is alleged tina. said
claimant has who abandoned said tract Of
land for period otsnre tran six months Just
prior TO the iiling o,his contest: the fact is ne
never did reside uIA said tract Of land, aud
never did MAKE aci valuable improvements
thereon; that any ave OF absence obtained
was through tnlsrepreuiatiun. as he never did
reside on the land and thai SAID alleged alb
sencc from the sald nd vas lot due 80 his en-
p!oyinsni N The arrn.lIavy .lr marine corps of
the United states 2 . private soldier, officer,
seaman or marine, Dung the war with Spain,
or during any other 4r IN which the United
States may be ea 2aget said parties are here
by nothea 70 appsat respond and offer evi-
dence touching said FPa1a;5on al 10 o clock y.
m. on March %, 1906, leiur4 The register and
receiver at the Cn;t9 states Land Office in
Ml1ot, n. D.
lie salC c0!ltes.aut.af ting, IN a proper a!i!-
d3vlt, Aled FEY. g. 49, set forth facts which
show that aItsr stais G,iceace personal service
Of this notice can notte made, il is hereby or
oe-ed ana directed th4such Iutiee lie ciYen by
due and pcoEe. pu6liction.
Il + =, rox Receiver
James johnson.
Attorney FOR Cor: s;ar.: 1897
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. CONTEST NOTICE

DepsstAns of the interior, United States
LansfBoe, Ainot. N. ~. Feb. IL, 1906.
a eut4ns contest affidavit having been
dled IN Office by Jessie j. Cohoy, con.
sestSns. sinst homestead entry No. 178a.
made ATT 18TH, 1903 for the swsa Of nwA Of
section Gsnd The sen Of the neia OIL section
%. IN sovip l5l north. range Is west, By
Thomas S,.2 ,eontestee, in which it is alleged
thatssa!d rs man has wholly abandoned said
tract o. Il for more than six n,onshs Inst
past thatfact, said entryman never did es;
tab!isi' enyidence on said land and meyer did
make any hable improvements on said land
that said it is in its wild state, wholly unim:
proved and.culsirated: and that the said
alleged absse from said was not due to his
employment the army. navy or marine corps
OF she Cnltsstates. as private soldier, OH.
GEE, seaman marine, during the war with
Spain. or dag any other war IN which the
United stateaay be engaged.
Said partpa,e hereby notified TO appear,
respond end Ar evidence touching said allega.
tions az ~ aoch a. N. on April X l1t
before the Reter and Receiver Of the United
States Lend tee 10 1liinot, North Dakota.
The said eonsrant having, in a proper am.
daVit FLED Febsrs II, 1906 set forth facts which
show that aftene diligence personal service
Of this notice mot be made it is hereby or
dered and dried that such notice be given
by due and prog publication.
l.. y. McGahar, Register.
7. r, Fox, Receiver,
James Johnson,
Attorney form tessant 2-222..3-.9
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EC,YJ1IoN sALE
N'oT1Chx;
.Y,VtYt3le OF

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ana undef s.snS ~ Sistrscs aenrs - 81; ,h y.
t ns wur i sa .oT me ne co w
49, - sen1.yss;n az aEVn .a,, Nc
dnfed ~ ,sth ~ ~ Eehr,,arvIofs ana any.
cd and dockeied IN HE odict, Of the cie.k of
vss niainei6 snH Smith Eenrsnre nv S:nna ~
q corpornMon. ]. q. Murnhv "a .sr,stee .. 4 ~.
maze NV Coal 4 VIZ. co corno,as;nn ~ Az
er JacnG Eustar jSSSha 4 - vsuS -
voo1t Jnhn CrnaSV. Rogers Tnmher IN,
a cSrnoraEon. Georee ~ Heatv Iohn
" Hiii n 81. Horhes r. r. C;;hhs sna x,hor'.s
Gihha verr defendanta. Ia Invnr ~ the
said rlainti6 ana a1ainst the ssiA SesanI.
.aot Smith KenmaPe 6ry Coai Ca. for the sum
az fourteen thousand and thirtv ;hree 6oijara
(6llOz30Ol nfdncipal and interest. anGihe coats
~ aaiil sction tnxed anxl ailowe6 ID fn,tv All.
Lara ANA II entv Cents (e] ~ and an attornev;s
fee0 three hrndred ana fiftaen iagis IA dollars
a. pfovide6 ~ n malsine a t0tsi ANN ~ fn,.
feai, thoIssni. thres1 hundred And eiShtv.es sl,t
dollara and tvenls cnnt. (6iA H10 Aol axd d;rect-
inR me saie az the reai estate. herein TO- fles
ovihed "a aotisfv the nrnnunf az ssid ;nGoment
unsts and nttnrner Sec.. which eyecueios, VIZ
was comnnnded and directod in Accordance
WITH sail iudament MA. decree 10 pfoceed
10th vith "a asiverfise nnd tS.s said nrnnert1
hereinafter described. or 20 much thereof as
may be necessary 70 satisfy the said anoInt SO
adjudged to be due. with interest and costs,
and attorney 9 fees. 0nd the costs and expenses
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yOT1CE OF EXECUTlON4 SALE

By virtue OF q special execution issued out
Of and under the scol OF the district court OF
the eighth Judicial district within aud for the
county OF " ard state OF North Dakota, upon
n decreeand Judgment rendered in said court.
dated the Hst day of February 1906 and enter
ed and dockcted in the Office OF the CLERK OF
said court on the same 2ist day OF February
1865. in AZ action wherein, James Il. Meyers vas
plaintiff and 7. d. podhola and N. H. Podhoa
and the comfy OF Ward. state OF North DaiO-
Ia, a municipal corporation. were defendants.
in favor o! the plaintiff and against the said de-
PENDANTS. p y. Potlhola and NJ. II Podh0la Tor
the SUM OF Two hundred and thirty one dollars
and nf,y.tve cents tssal $50 principal oud inter
est. ,and the costs OF said action taxed hnda
lowed at ,nfty one dollars and eighty cents
tSSl sO), 1nGkinR total sam OF two hundred
and eishty-thrce dollars nnd th:rty-iive cents
(ssSs a5) and directing the sale OF the real cs-
tate hereinafter described to satisfy the
amount Of said judgment and costs. which exc
cut!on was dated the alSt day of February
1906. wherein was commanded and dirccted
In accordance with said Judgment and decree
to proceed forthwith 70 advertise and sell said
property hereinafter described or SO much
thereof IS may DO necessary to satisfy the said
sum so nd I'D ged 20 be dine, with interest aud
costs, aud costs and expenses OF sale. which
said property is described MS follows, towit:
Al! of that tract or parcel OF land situate and
being III the county OF Ward and state OF
North Dakota. described rs follows The I'M
divided one.hAlf (ss} OF lot ten aol, block one
ID. original townSit-rof SAWYER. urid the uudi-
vided une half lis, og ,be building. s4xssxia.
situated on saidlot according 70 the plat of
said town on lille or 81 r~sard IN she Once Of
the re slster o. deeds ~ and for said county and
state.
Now therefore. nuticc is hereby given thael
the undersigned u SaegiG Ms aforesaid will
Sell tho above described rsal property 10 the
highest bidder for CASH ~ parGc aac ton ut THE.
front door OF the ccur. hC8Ise in the CITY OF
Minot, county of w are nua, state of North D,.-
kota on Saturday tAe ilss day OF March, 1906.
at 10 o'clock y, II, Va SATISFY SAID execution to-
Sether with interest 4aa costs thereon.
Dated ~ Miaot North Dakota. February
sts,, las
John j. Lee
Saptsr OF Ward C.unty n y.
paIdA & Burke atJyS. for Plaintiff y
Al@9A Ahnot. North Dakota
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department. of tho Interior, United States
Land Office, Minot, N. D.. Feb. 5. 1905
A sufficient contest affidavit by having haen
hled in this Office, by Daniel Danie!sou. con
testant, against homestead eo,ly No 1855
made April.S 1902. for VIZ swA See. - and WI;
nwh section g, township 1885, range S. by Anna
Mills contestee in which it is alleged that said
entryman has wholly abandoned said tract
a and changed his residence sherefron for more
prior TO the date thereof: thas be has not es-
tablished residence thereon; that said trac,
remains in its no tural state wholly abandoned
and unimprosed and tina: said alleged absence
from tn g said land was not due 10 his employ.
ment IN the army, navy or marine corps Q. tie
United States as private soldier, officer,
seaman or marine during the war with spain or
during any other, war, in which the United
states was engaged. and said parties are here
ybY bottled to appear. respond and offer evidence
Yn,s!ng said allegation at 10 O'Clock 3. NJ. on
W. CH9S, before the register and receiver o.
%STne .sates land Office IN aiino,, n Dak.
dles,tan. having, in e proper nf;
q; e tseIs which
OF this notice can not be make. il is hereby
ordered and directed that such noGce IL given
by due and prupes publication
T. r. Fol. Receiver
G. Anrland. Attorney,
Minot, n. ID. a-al3-SN
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Presenuca taken at the 'sneese stage
viii prevent a seated cold; they do not
physic, consequently theirs is 40 gripping
These simple, yet enectuai candy cold
taAaets reach . cold by opsaieg the
Tsesa % tbs hody. RiskSc to eees M
&keees ErsssnticA Fold 81 4. p
0xNcrH.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tn matter Of the estate Of AnclerS

Stranac, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed Andrew Balerud administrators
Of the estate OF ..nders n. Strande late
1T this City OF Minot ~ the County Of
Ward and State Of North Dakota, de
ceased, the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, s{ithin four months after the first
puts Eation Of this notice, to said adj
nirE~trator at office q James johnson
in the city Of Minos in said Ward
cnsqkSk
Or February "a, A, u. 1861
~ ANDREW HALKRGD, !.
VI IL JouNsos. Administrator.
VAttoa2sy for Administrator. 36-a2a
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. OF the Interior, Land VHjcs al
Ainot, North Dakota, Feb. 49, 1876;
Notice Is hereby given that .hs Following
named settler has Aled notice of his Intention
10 mako Gnal proof in snppor, OF his c!nirn. and
that said prot will BE- made before the res!star
and receiver at the United States land Office,
MipOt. N. d. on April ~, 1906 VIZ: forster {.
Mostad, II. y. No. lsst. for the Wy sen, SW *
NEi4, SEA SWh Sec. 9, Town. is4. Range ".
Ho names the following witnesses 10 prove
his con.inuous residence upon and cultivation
III said land. via:
James u. Bell, Ole 4. Suadre, Ge,tiac s.
RcshuS and tver Geot he, Minot, y. q.
l.. u. Metiahan. Register.
&. Anriand, AttorneS,
Minot n. ID
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CONTEST NOTICE.

department of the Interior. o. S. Land ONCE.
Minot North Dakota, February 23d. 1896.
suticient contest affidavit having been
filed III this once b. Robert A. Macmu.en. con
tcstant. against homestead entry No. 1887.
made Julyy. 1902. for the west half OF the
northwest fourth. and the north half or the
south west fourth. OF section !. township lo2.
range S. by julius Woinke. contcstee.in which
il is alleged that the said entryman has wholly
abandoned said tract OF land for a period OF
more than SIX months since making said entry
and next prior to the date OF the commence
ynent OF this contest. that he has never resided
upon in good faith nor cultivated said land.
nor made any improvements thereon. and that
the said alleged absence from the said land
was not due 30 his employment in the army.
navy or marine corps OF the United states as u
private soldier officer, seaman or marine, dur
Ing the aar with Spain or during any other
war in which the United States may be en-
gagged said parties are hereby notified to ap.
pear. respond and oryer evidence touchins said
allegation Ut 10 O'Clock n. 10, on April 10, 1905.
before the Register and Receiver az the
United States Land Once in Minos. North
DAKOTA.
The said contestant having in proper am
aayi,. flied March Srd faS. set forth facts
which show that af.ertiuc diligence persona!
service of This notice cannot be made, II l.
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be Even By due and proper publication,
80 7. f. Fox. Receiser.
Marx NJ. CHArrIELp.
Atty for Contestant. Minot. n. D. aS@E
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, Land Once -,
Slinnt n Fob fC6H

DeUafenI1nt jug 1dtBi!dY, t<!ino ONCE 1T
Minot, F. D., Feb I, 1865
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has Hled notice OF bis intention
to mako 0nal proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof " i'll be made before Reg. and
Nee. U. :. Land Office at binot, N. D.. on Mar.
Y. 1905, yiS:. Andy Urban. H. 8. No. 1884. for
tho elfns'a Sec S, and w,snwA See. 8, r. 1854.
r. S3W
He nnmes the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Otto Wolff. Edwin Living
stone, Albert nusak. Paul Pitonaik. all Of
Minot, n. b.
2,S3I5 L. y, ACGAFAS. Register
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In the spring time you renovats your
house. Why not your body! Hollis
Btasa Rocky Ao3neain liza drives oft i'm :.
Eposi6ss, cleAasge and en,iches the blood
~ parties rs eAtsre sysscm. Sesaes
w. p. H>vtKs. Z
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Marx NJ. CHArrIELp.
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e. Anrland. Attorney,
Minot. n D. n-.l-3.2S
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-11
Grim Var.
Oregonian.

Two telephone companies are now
tearing up the streets, to put their
wires underground. After a while
there will be in the city but one tele-
phone system. But it seems that the
necessary and inevitable evolution can
come only through this wasteful way
Another gas company wants a fran
chise. 1t probably will be granted, and
the streets will be torn up again; and
then presently there will be only one
gas company. The rational way to do
all this business, if the city is not to
undertake it directly, for itself, is to
permit only one telephone. electric or
gas system, hold that system under
close regulation, and tax it to the
proper limit. All telephone systems in
the city will combine, and so will all
gas systems.
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Soldiers as Thieves.

SIEDELCE, Sept. 11.-Hundreds of
places were looted by the soldiers and
great quantities of clothing and jew
elry taken and offered for sale. Firing
is heard in many parts of the city.
The general panic makes it impossible
to secure details.
The city is surrounded by troops
who are preventing any one entering
or departing. Field guns are placed
in the principal streets.
Practically all the Jewish shops were
looted and proprietors attempting 10
defend their property were killed
without mercy.
The trouble started by revolutionists
shooting at the troops from windows.
The troops attacked the ambushes
from which the shots were fired and
wholesale slaughter and plundering
followed.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"Uncle Josh Perkins,"

The is a peculiar charm about a ru-
raj play, when presented with fidelity
to nature, such a one is "Unc.e Josh
Perkins the realistic comedy drama,
which will hold the boards at the Key
lor Grand tonight only. 1t is said to
contain just enough tragedy, with COM
edy elements cleverly interviewer. to
attract and retain human interest and
funny enough to extract hearty laugh
ter from the most blase theatergoer.
1t is said to possess an atmosphere
as pure as the scent of new mown
hay and tells a pretty love story. in a
highly original manner, splendid stage
settings depicting rural scenes of life
like simplicity and we'll known land
marks of New York are used in the
four acts of the play, which is given
zest by the introduction of splendid
specialties thoroughly in harmony with
the theme Of the story throughout the
various acts. This attraction promises
to be an unusually able one, the state
ment being based upon reports from
the press of other cities and theatre
cal managers in whose theaters it
has appeared the present season.
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Jew-Killing Russians.

All classes in Russia from autocrats
to revolutiOnists who speak or write
indulge in fine sentiments about the
destiny of man. From our point Of
view the professions of all are incon-
sistent with the facts, even among
those who claim to be battling for
liberty. Those who do not connive at
attacks upon the Jews seem to give
tacit approval to these atrocities.
1t has been charged again and again
that the irresponsible rabble of towns
and cities are encouraged in acts of
violence toward the Jews. One mill
tary commander whose duty it should
be to preserve order declared when ap-
pealed to by the Jews for protection.
1T doesn't matter" That practically
was the attitude taken by the Chinese
officials at the beginning of the Boxer
outrages upon foreigners. The world
powers quickly showed the Chinese
court that the doings Of the mob did
matter, and the Russian Jews have the
same claim to sympathy now that the
victims Of Chinese barbarism had six
years ago. In the name Of civilization
the Russian brutalities must cease.
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Rreakinr the KOngO Heather.

| An article in the Berlin treaty OF
1885, which handed the Kongo Fee
State over to the sovereignty of King
Leopold Of Belgium, refers to the SUBJ
ject of slavery in the following terms:
All the powers exercising sovereign
rights or influence in the aforesaid terri
tories bind themselves to watch over the
preservation of the native tribes and to
care for the improvement of the condi-
lions of their moral and material well
being and to help in suppressing slavery
and especially the slave trade.
It was well known to the powers
taking part in the treaty that ever
since the dawn of civilization certain
people have always been found anx-
ious to break the heather into proper
courses and incidentally reap their pay
for advancing the good cause. 1t was
intended to keep an eye upon this
brand of goodness. Whatever may
have been the case ten or fifteen years
ago the eye has not slept for year or
two past, and in 1904 the king was
forced by international public opinion
to send commission to investigate.
The report OF the commission ap-
pointed by King Leopold and which
was submitted last year shows that I'M
der King Leopold's system a Kongo
native is forced to devote eleven days
every fortnight to gathering rubber in
ln tho r11In hot 1,,r.;
this period he is separated from his
family, exposed to the weather and to
the attacks Of wild beasts. Armed ma
tive sentinels are employed to compel
the rubber gatherers to continue at
their appointed labor until their stint
is finished, and the report gives figures
showing that the system leads to
constant guerrilla warfare, sentinels
shooting labOring natives and the Ia
bOrers "2etting back" at the sentinels.
The KOngo local authorities openly in
struct the rubber agents to thrash the
natives into submission, and if they re-
fuse to go into the forest and bring
out the allotment Of rubber per man to
fire their huts and drive them into the
forest The investigating committee
proved this by official written orders
sent by a district commissioner of the
KongO government to a subordinate.
A recent writer in the Contemporary
Review summed up the Kongo horrors
of today as worse than those of the
middle passage, which aroused the
English people a hundred years ago
and virtually ended the African slave
trade, adding that the plantation and
domestic slavery of the West Indies
and the southern states was humanity
itself in comparison with the system
which King Leopold has established
over 100000 human beings" in Gen.
trail Africa.
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An American Woman In Sweden.

Mrs. Velma SwanstOn Howard, lne
writer, at present represents Amerlcdn'
in Sweden. She is Swedish by blrln'
American by bringing up. She mas
spent considerable time in SWeden VI
recent years and has written mucn
here to acquaint Americans with Eel
native land. Some of her articles d
the time of the separation of Nor"a!
from Sweden We're called to the III,
tention of King Oscar himself anu
pleased him greatly. Recently d.
Stockholm the king granted a news
paper interview to Mrs. Howard, trea'
ed her most cordially, thanked her lol
setting Sweden right in the eyes u
Americans and ended by giving hei
with his own hand his photograph
with autograph attached. That is NOR
courtesy than president of the uniteo
States often shows to neWspapet
woman, with all our pretended deilio'
racy. ,
Mrs. Howard was the only Americas
present at the funeral of Ibsen.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL