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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
CHAPTER 7.
1T THE WHITE HART"

AT THE WHITE HART
The bar white Hart Noretonlarsead was full and
IN the atmosphere Of smoke and beer buzz Of up
In one corner round table men sat and la,gbd brit the object
a their did share powerful
ncckc man with ccanson face gray Wikcrs and dark eyes
mat shone brightly under penthouse brow busly and tked
Mr. Matthew suecland heard the clff OF his companions and
looked grim lie head gac-kcpcr Adccotl Court
,rl;natcs All smoke We'll II him III; lie ,,rrI. ~; ,
UPS were splendid known only himself his
lie looked forward presently to retiring from The business
OF samekeeper and spending the flag end OF life peace
IFS Di S pe ana iIon 1at 13eIc "a no e5eape
wife make her husband sangunc; ncebo
had taken Sinister turn TIC were sriJ MIN 20 r IS I
turc and ideas the law OF property Ioeen
not eradaed these came to MAKE Choice
o. trade Daniel decided against gamekeepng.
And now he worked at Vii Mine Dartmoor
10 be the devce-t poaclcr in the district
ON coming OF age the youth made his position clear to his
Il don't think you father because I've learned mr.,
promise on M, oath: that never do set loot inside mtdeeo
woods an never Will help any man as does TN not ft Gun
against any bird OF your raising but more won't As
large IDEAS about such things Ill go my way"
go your TO the galows, said Matthew Swccland. IF
Ia noed what was breeding YOU Tor Id have sent
uncle the cobbler to London taught of
find his only be ungrateful toad boy disgrace
sporting out" answered Daniel calmly Il ban't bad
sort an I'll diseaee nobobdy I'm honest plain dcalerac
rights OF property wild things like birds an
agan-wcll, what OF it,
Tis the beginning" declared his father From the day
oatchd setting wire hedge unbenoWnst me-
I'd done to let you bide in the country
And Matthew SwecandS beer tasted he heard
tic talk OF his neighbors in the bar OF the N hic Hart
A handsome, lair speaking He looked pale
country dNer, kept within doors
for he ootman MiddccOtt Court. His blue
face long and his features regular He spoke slowly with
little accent or he had copied his masters carefully and
niendcd the local peculiarites Of his speech
lis said without doubt Sweeand, that the burglars
have been helped by OmcbOdyman madWo knew the house
grounds. What did BARLEY think when first he
it,
The ootnan turned to thin weakfaced mddlcascd
who him. Luke BARLEY policeman, present
off duty and burglary OF valuable plate the subject
they discussed.
BARLEY had feeble mouth and siiy eye lie avoided the
gamckecpcr sCowlng glance and answered the ootman
WELL judge of folks by their records. don't Dan
Bench but that's thanks his
wicked ceverness His father flash his but will
taking Dams character pluck an check
ban going rule him of this job lie might have helped
easily lie knows WeScombc we'll anybody and
lis young underhOusemad the house till week
alore the burglary. Well won't Only It's my bust
police constable and together which shall
DO help God until be promoted Besides where
Daniel that night
He fishing up pom the Moor in Dart said another
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-23

where Mr.. Frazier will have charge of
an elevator.
Homer Baker has been doing jury
duty this week and as a consequence
work on the water works improvement
is at a standstill.
Pinesalve cleauses wounds, ishighly
antiseptic, unequaled for cracked
hands. Good for cuts. Sold..at Henry
Cooks drug store.
Are you troubled with pilesP One
application of ManZan will-give you
immediate relief. Sold at Henry
Cooks drug store.
Mrs. John A. Barber, one of the old
est residents of the county, is very i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mot
ter south of town.
No game of chance, no disappointed
contestants, no skulduggery of any
kind connected with our great clock
offer on the first page.
A fair sized audience listened on
Sunday evening, at the Congregational
church, to an interesting sermon on
"A Disappointed Life"
A Thanksgiving service will be held
at the Indian Creek school house No
vember 90, at IL a. IN. Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. A. A. Gresham.
Old time prices prevail at MERGERS
barber shop, basement of Potter block.
Steam heat and all modern conven.
Ter ces. Try THE Brunswick"
Mrs. AL Slaby presented this Office
with some mammoth apples and on
ions, part Of a consignment which she
received from relatives in Indiana.
The Red Cloud high school football
team met defeat in Superior last Fri
day, IL to 0. Superior is expected t.
come to Red Cloud soon for u return
game.
"Seph" Rosencrans returned to his
home in Belvidere, ILL.,, Wednesday
morning. He expects to bring out an
other party of Illinois landseekers in
a short time.
Oscar Burroughs went to Franklin
Sunday. He played with the Franklin
football team against Bloomington OF
Monday. The game was won b,
Franklin, 8 to O..
The CHIEF has made arrangements
to purchase 100 handsome eight-da,
regulators, to be given away to thos'
securing new subscribers and renew
ais. Read offer on first page.
Attorney Geo. N. Hawkins of Leb
non was in Red Cloud Wednesday OF
legal business. He was accompanied
by John w. Wright of Manhattan
Kan, a former citizen of Franklin.
The skating on the ponds is goo
and the young folks are taking ad
vantage of it. This is the first tim
in many years that there has bee
good skating so early in the season.
Taken as directed, it becomes tn
greatest curative agent for the relic
of suffering humanity ever devised
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Tea or tablets, 35c. c. l.. Getting
A union service will be held o.
Thanksgiving day in the Christia,
church at II a. m. The sermon will
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-23

LOCALETTES

Uric Henry was up from Guide Rock
Sunday.
There will be no rural delivery next
Thursday.
Read u great clock offer on the
first page.
E. +. Burr was up from Guide Rock
this week.
d. w. Gibson came up from Guide
Rock Sunday.
"~Uncle"John Paugh was down from
Blue Hill this week.
Mrs. George Beardslee is visiting
relatives in Lebanon.
Claas Rose of Rosemont attended
district court this week.
Mrs. DIR. Myers of Riverton visited
in Red Cloud Thursday.
Frank Waffle was down from Bladen
Monday attending court.
A good barn and corn crib to rent.
Inquire of A. T.. Strohm.
Anthony Shaefer is in Kansas City
taking medical treatment.
John Parker of Bloomington was in
town the first of the week.
Joe Denton of Baden was in Red
Cloud the first of the week.
Mrs. James Peterson and Miss Mary
are visiting in Pennsylvania.
John Rasmussen was down from
Nsponee the first Of the week.
Xavier Demars Of Campbell was in
Red Cloud Monday on business.
G. w. Baker and wife are home
from an extended visit in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lindley of River
ton spent Sunday in Red Cloud.
Louis Bangert was up from Guide
Rock this week, serving as a juror.
n. b. McHale and F. l. Van Metre
were down from Blue Hill Monday.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms, to
gentlemen only. Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. Anna Tulleys and daughter
Cora went to Naponee Sunday night.
Mrs. S. l.. Anderson is very i'll at
her home in the north part of town.
w. j. Wilson, G. II. Sailor and G. p.
Benke came down from Bladen Mon.
day.
A. II. Haley and daughter Myrtle
went to Limon, Col, the first of the
week.
A. r. Kirkpatrick of Guide Rock was
doing jury duty in Red Cloud this
week.
Arthur Baum, the Rosemont lumber
man, was in Red Cloud the first of tn,
week.
Whenever you happen to think of {
news item, phone it to Bell ~ or Mu
tual %.
Will Scrivner and Jim Butler went tc
Colorado the first of the week to look
at land.
Eek Brown, the Franklin photogra
pher, was in Red Cloud Tuesday OF
business.
Mrs. Il. b. Smith is visiting will
her daughter, Mrs. Omer Doing, il
McCook.
Snaps orchestra has been engage'
To play for the Thanksgiving dance il
Superior.
ID. L. Kimmel and wife were dow
from Bladen Monday as witnesses il
the Waufle case.
Dave Best came down from BLADDER
Wednesday to assist Snaps orchestr
at the club dance.
j. L.. Davis of Walnut Creek returne'
Tuesday from a land buying trip il
northwestern Kansas.
j. l.. Baker, the Bladen liveryman
was in town the first of the week as
witness in the Waufe trial.
Clare Nesbit arrived Monday fror
Deadwood, S. d., where he is engage
in the fruit and commission business
Thad Rants and wife of Juniata a
rived in Red Cloud Sunday evening
called here by the illness of Nelso
Rants.
Mrs. Ed Christy and children {
Genoa arrived last Saturday for a Wis
with her sister, Mrs. George New
house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
KAMAAINA dies

Mrs. Catherine Steward died about
s o'clock last night. She was SO years
of age and was conversing with her
laughter, Mrs. Catherine Lloyd. ut thu
latter's Kalihi home, when she sud
denly sank back In her chair, deal
from heart failure, probably due to hoT
great age.
Mrs. Steward resided In Honolulu foI
nearly fifty years, coming here from
Australia. She leaves two chlldr, n
Mrs. Lloyd and James Steward, and
numerous grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
The funeral occurs at 1 o'clock this
afternoon from the Lloyd residence, In
,erment being In Nuuanu cemetery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
NEW PHYSICIAN
FOR SETTLEMENT

At the meeting OF the Board Of
Health yesterday afternoon President
pinkham's action In appointing DIR. VI.
r. Holman OF Philadelphia assistant
physician at the Settlement was rati-
tied The Board also inspected plano
Tor the laundry to be established at the
Settlement.
a letter from DR. Raymond OF Maui
spoke Of the Malulani Hospital ut Wal
luku. II recommended that the fees
paid by patients he reduced and that
they be allowed to call In the physi-
clans OF their own choice. and all that
the doctors Of the district take turns
to take charge OF the hospital IN
monthly rotation. This letter was r0
lerrcd To the hospital committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
MOONLIGHT CONCERT
At HAWAIIAN HOTEL

The Hawaiian band gives a public
moonlight concert this evening ut 1880
ut the Hawaiian Hotel. as follows:
PART |.
March-"The Spirit OF Liberty. .Sousa
Italian in Algicrs" Rossinl
Ballad-"Elua Maka Uliuli".. Hcrm.
Selection-"Thc l.ombardians" Verdi
PART II.
Vocal--ilawaiian Songs..Ar. by Bcrgci
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Selection-"Thc Messenger Boy" -.
.................... MOncktOn
WaltZ-"lvennd Blaad" .... Strauss
Elnalo-"Strcot Cars" Arndl
THE Star Spanglcd Banner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
SELL THE PHILIPPINES
ROOSEVELT BELIEVES BEST
TO LET JAPAN TAKE THEM
CLAIMED THAT THIS is MISSION
OF AMBASSADOR WRiGHT-JA.
PAN is UNDOUBTEDLY
ANXIOUS.

Washington. March 20. - Although
Secretary Taft Of the War Department
saw fit recently to deny a report that
japan had made certain oyertures to
the United States for the acquisition Of
the Philippines, corroboratiye evil
dcncc is at hand that the Japanese
Government has been DESTROYS of
opening negotiations to that end, and
when former Governor Wright of the
Philippines goes TO Japan as the first
American ambassador to that country
he will be empowered by this Govern.
ment to enter upon further considera.
tion Of that proposition. In fact II Is
said on what ought to be impeccable
authority that the selection Of Gov.
ernor Wright TO represent the Roose.
welt Administration at the Japanese
Emreror's court was clearly caused
by this situation.
Tic visits OF Banker Jacob II.
Schir o, New York ana other Amcri-
can financicrs. may have some con.
nection with Japan's negotiations.
President Roosevelt. according TO re.
port. desires to dispose Of the Philip
pines problem before the end of his
present term in the White House lie
is represented as being convinced that
the ownership of the Islands is not ac'
ceptable to the American people and
will eventually mean much larger cx'
pendituros than have been made thus
far.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
OFFICIAL THANKS
RENDERED D
TO BRAVE KEKUEWA

Acting Governor Atkinson has re-
Ceiyed the following letter from Acting
japanese Consul Matsubara:
Honolulu. r. H., March 30. 1906.
Hon. A. l.. c. Atkinson, Acting Gov
ernor. Territory Of Hawaii, Homo
lulu, I. II.
Sir: on the seventh inst, when sew
eral japanese fishermen at Lahaina
were in danger of being drowned in
the raging storm, a brave Hawaiian.
Kekucwa by name, who is said to have
nObly rescued a man in a former case,
seeing various attempts to rescue fail,
jumped into the breakers and after a
daring struggle with the waves, saved
the drowning men. indeed two men.
With much pleasure and high apprecia-
ton. ! hear this event of noble and
self-sacrifCing heroism. AT the same
time. | take special interest In this
case. as showing friendliness and har-
mony between the several different
races resident here.
After communication with the Jap
anose community here, | wish to ex-
press my high appreciation of the ac-
ton, referred to. and take the liberty
to ask you to convey my thanks to the
brave Hawaiian through the proper
channel. Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) X. MATSuBARA,
Acting Consul for Japan.
This letter was sent by Atkinson 10
Judge Kepolkai. as the highest federal
official OF Maui, asking that he hand
! II 10 Kekucwa in some public manner.
Steps have also been taken to secure A
Carnegie medal for the brave la'
wailan whose brave deed was fully re-
| martial In Ihn nnllnlin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS

The Acting Governor has been asked
To recommend pupils for two scholar
ships, IN Dread Agricultural College.
at Dread, Maryland and Worcester.
Mass. The scholarships run for two
years, and are rated as worth $1,000
apiece, but the recipient must pay his
own tuition and entrance fees, aud
presumably fare to the college, and will
then be credited back at the rate OF
$500 a year for the work that he 'doca
In the manual training and farming
departments. i.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05

E-"FOr Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
QUEEN vlcToRlA's HAIR.
Its Great Profusion Was Always a
r. Cause OF Wonder.

Even at the age OF so years, Queen
Victoria's hair was n marvel OF luXu-
Rance The court physician, following
Prof Unna's discovery, undoubtedly
treated her Majestys scalp with a
germ destroying preparation, that wita
not made public. 1t Is now known,
however, that the remedy for dandruil
the germ destroying element, Is en-
bodied in Newbro's Herpiclde, the only
hair preparation on the market that
docs destroy the dandrulf germ. With
out dandrur, hair will grow profusely
and falling hair will be stopped DE
stroy the cause, you remove the ct
feet" Sold by leading druggists. Send
lOc, in stamps for sample TO Tho Herpi'
eide CO., Detroit Mich, HOLSTER Drnl
Co., special agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
FOR RENT.

,i1-2 story residence, 1913 Matlock
Ave, 4 bedr., cleo. wire, blocl;
from car lines, 500, per m.
ar. cottage and servant h. at Waikiki
beach, good bathing; $40. per m,
Pc. r. sTRAUCH,
Waity Building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-05
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.


Ideal country home at Manoa Valley,
surrounded by river; good bathing;
Or. cottage, barn, lawn, fruit trees,
near car line; bargain. .r
For $3.50. ! anu authorized 60 sell 2,20
acres, with small hOuss, OF Nuuanu
Ave. near car line; Free water; Real
value $200O.00.f Owner is forced To
coll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
5noiamIins at RAINIER.

Oct aimirtoeligt anpenSte 8omfer,
oct ioofaIote 9orneo' 3amier, finbes |
Sulbeocr / Stommen at uogle meg.
tige Grocer al 1O0--150 Sobs Ssibe.
anmferet finoeS | frgitalinif 6orn,
% mani itoa sbelGgge belle Greet for
at iao fat / bet, iaa man fnn trnfe
Jig, at Observation-Disclosures ct ct brpo.
iput arbeioe, iom tilmeo sisres emo.
III mere pibtlsftigt peo DC mango lerc
Geremonter, ium iugttogeS al DC ino'
fsote poo 8orneo.
Snben be orager til %urIfopene, to-
ger De Barrier al 6uaIenes 6lugt.
0eriom Ell bis 5ugI Sit" eIer en-
au6en 5tgI, EFT SiagS 500. frpbier
oereS Sci fro Ssire til 8euitre, or oct
life npset eoSt BARREL Tor @sitens
ltbbpttc, ia tom euoog bctpoe, at Der
ioreItaor Dem Iture lllptfer. Slipper
SiigIene berintoo beu mooiatte Bet,
pil DC iubisbte babe &elb meo Jig,
nnpnlig nnnr &c bar opisst os brGbt
cit Slauge. Der beoer ~9ataug limu"
men lpffes bette Dem life, opeiper DC
ogiaa 5uren, bpiS ubeIoige llofalo
pau SorbaunS er gioet,
Saa mart DC bar nanet oen 6IoS,
neo boiS 9reo De bill isge aamier,
ip9uoer &c Spouifrsr no % ppbHn'
ger Sr9biaeoer, Sppo % lignenoe
@ieuftanoe for at o6uare aonfurren'
ter MOB OF gaa bent | Sebene. 6inber
De iaa ct aamiertrP, Iont De bar Spit
til at iGIbe, bpeger De iis Ell Spite |
Rnrbeben, % unber megen Ssitibe'
Itgbeo eisres De fsrite grebus. 60.
ser Ell Sorielsfugl fin Stemmle bore
nnSer bette arbeioe, paffer DC iduumcir
for Den DAG % IGeser iig til SuiIe
Sptteu. NteOcnS hos npale Stamner
al De inoisote alt Samfpem meS trent
mebe er forbubt unoer 8amieriuoiam'
Iinsen, man andre sierue tale meo.
boein De Inter.
Naar aamiertrGet enOefis er iaISet
for mango orabelige Sug, husses
Stamrnqn | imaa Stnfter, pg unocr
benne Prpres er 8amierisserne iferi
fin fineite 8ri8sSrast, 90 oGbnebe men
Sfiolb % Sppo, ibet De betrneter Del
fRISeSe Sre iom en- faIoen Stenoe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
ct pei o0ffet Soro
ug IanSsn, Tom "falot 10" meS set.

On 5abrifnrt | @iAouri flyer.
ban %begBnote fom en- une Rnnb meo
outtrcut iuIofommen SeIbreb, men
at, "oa ieg bar "a aar, bar mine Sor.
oeieIieSor9ouer albelcs soelogte, OF
&ipet bar mig en- 9proe.
Seq bar bperfcu en- bourb Srnn.
fer cIler umaabcIig 9riiaer at Eobof
- min SiIitouS futbe life lGggeS
bette tiuait. Seq babe iimpeItben
ruiReret mtu SorosicIic pe6 CT 2epe.
maa6e, iom err oImiuoeIig ,blanbt Dem,
iom beHgiocr iig til ufIogt palgt Wao
uC life ncgter fin Ippctit uo9enting.
ianlebe5 Off Iarene, / bpiIfe al.
Tags @ao ipnteS at pirte init set
mcOiatte al bpao oen ifuIbc paa mig.
5paet 90 Su8teH al @tob giorSe mig
ina. Sort io8t ieg baube GpSpepiia
i Den pGritc 6orm % lagoe no moug.
er cit Iaarot tieut Collar for Mcoici.
rRr, iom life giorbe mig Oct minoite
gobt.
Sette bar min SiIitanb, 0a en- 8en
poaitoS, ieg ifuIbc prepe @rupe Rttts,
90 for at fsic ham, gif iea ino paa
Oct, penteSe life at iaa mere Rptte o.
SorusieIie al oct enb oe andre tilbe.
reote SsbemiMer, ieg babbe br,,at.
Mer iea bIep meset sIGoelia i~firffet.
s mere enc ct Ior oob ieg nbiolut
iHtet ouSet emo 8rape aaittS - set
Dor min Supperet, min Sishret %
min 9esiert. Seq bIeo aIbri9 trG.
al oct, blep itaotg feSere % mere bel.
zig, til ie9 boo0e la8t pan mig 40
9IrS al goot aiso, iofn a!brig booSe
pGret paa mine Sen for. Wtin Chs.
pepiia er hprte IinSet ON Ell
ifrGffeItg Rare.
Seq er friit M - ipues ieg fan
life Blue ing - % 8rupe Shuts fin.
oes enbnu paa nit Boro | Ell eler an.
ben 6orm til bert RaoItib. os c,
6oripnirg of oct er oIbris noe al nit
Sus. Ct MaaItiS u6en Grape Rpts
.er ct boartigt @aoltio for mig" =
gsaOnet opgipes al 4oihm Co..
Battle Greet, Widj.
Ser er en- 9run0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
uorees Drowning.


Selufelgeltg moneier BET life paa
Guef0oter ON 9ronning Waub, eng.
~IRnbernes forguSeoe 8riniesfe, Der
MI err blepet Sronning | Rorge. &c
eiselife Sibs'frifter bringer for 3i-
ben Rasier Of Smaatr9f fra ben I'm.
&c 0ronnings Sip bnnbe iorn Barn
/ SunSringbam oe font Ssofficers.
frue | Def beifeone gaIe | greogobe,
oa bisie Smaabiitorter finoer burttg
Sci til DC uSenImoife glabe.
Com befienot i~nteresierer Gron.
nin8en ia meget for Sport % ale
6rtIuftslege, boilte bun 10 bill fnnne
bprfe "nS Iibitum" | fit npe Score.
lamb. 5 ganlIe 9nge morebe bun %
Srins Carl fig meo at fisre @is eaer
pea Gptle benao Dc itore. breoe
G9ouSieer % 2anoeneie | Horfolf, |
boiIfet 8reoFfab De babe tit Siem.
2rounineen Isber poa Sfsiter iom
en- inbfsbt GAMBLER, ffgoer mefterlig
til Waals % er en- spet Sennis. %
Groquetpiner.
Seloes RaieItGt er oeiaa Hint iii
az britge NaaI % Sraao % imirrer
8offebtiIet me6 en- S~9roigbeo, iont
man | &egelen fun tilt9nfer be al
bore SoriGbre, Ser bar fs6te % op.
lRrte | oct attenoe aurbunorebe; bun
taller @uaeIf, CAN'T Sronif, Spif og
RnSiiif, er en- oBgti8 8ogbtnoer %
8ctogrof, fpiler banSe Sfaf og 9iI.
loro fortrinligt % er belt Hint til
Slsia 90 SrGifinring, 9rinIen af
8ales bar iaaleoes tnect Here 8i.
bebopeSer, iom bans Ssiter bar no.
ltaaret, meo fig paa 8eiieu til Sn.
bien.
Sronntrger eier flere bprbifuI6e
Samltnger blanot anbet Of nSifaarne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % giefanttpn.
Der. af iibitnpprte eier bun Here no.
iegte @remplarer, Der for oct meite
CT 8uper fra fpritcIiae 8enner %
6rGnoer, % bper SanS bar fin eyer,
romantiite eaer ebentprIiae Siitprie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Sanoets Statsojelo.

Get nlanncblige Spgisr, iom at.
Ilutteoes Greoag BEN 30te December
1905, piier, at bort 2unos cifentlige
8ielo, 1nar apntantbebcloningen
treffes fra, belsber fig til $994, 1863,
71s. Sra lite til 3ote December
minfeoe @ieloen n,eo $4,SS3, tt3.
Samtioig bar Observation-Disclosures
noret. Zen rentebGrenSe 8ielS uo'
gioroe Sen 30te December $895,159,
140. 8ielb, bborpaa &enten OPP
bsrte, iiSen oen iorfalot, $t,t99,635.
@ieIo, iom life bprer 8erte, $685..
29t ,316. TiIimnmen 81, 2S4, $780,
09t. $eri er life mebregnet Serge
ieSIer % Sreniurp.9 otes, ium &egie.
riu8en inSeitdar for, nteu for bpiffe
Sen bar Rontanter. Statsfugiens
8nlDbcbolSniHg uogier $150,000,'
900, oens Srnitfonos' $t,01t,397,.
$50, bens @eneralfonb $t7S,0S6,.
O24, Observation-Disclosures bar beponeret
S64, 764, 1867, / beu filippinife 8asie
inoeitaar S., Siliammer
St,404,444, 236. Ween mpo oenne
Gum itaar arap arap pnn Segierin.
gen (iffe @ieI0) for 81 ,tt4,663, 1868,
iaa De aontanter, Sen bor paa Saanb,
beIsber Jig til $3.50, 7S0,375.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Resnoraabernes
Waalins.

Der bliper MT fom befienbt | ale
cipiIiiereoe Gane at Sorben nnftiuet
Sagttogelier ansoaenoe Den Megn.
mangoe, Der fdIber. Men aneaueuoe
aataIIet os Stsrrelien at Megnoraa.
berne bar man DOG biotiI life anitiI.
let nsiastiecre Obierpationer.
On Or. Bentley bar | et mdaneoIis
Betrberctning angipet Ell iimpel og
iinorig Jremgnngsmaabe, bporneo
man fan itiibere Megnbroaberne
nsiere. Wan laoer Dem remlig fnI.
DC pna ct tommetpft Gag at tcrt Mel,
fcm DOG fife niaa uoiQttes for 2eg.
men mere emo nogle faa Sefunoer.
Derpaa Iaber rIart MeIet berftaa no.
gen 9io % opiamler inn be imna
Welthimper, buorof eubner giengi-
Der en- 8~eanbraabe. BED at Iaoe
@mbbranberne faloe paa Welet fra
'er bis Ssibe fiube man 40 erperi.
mentaI Bel faitiloa, OF SterreIien Of
ben WeIflump, Der ~oanuebes, finn
Dor Tibet forifiellig fra Stsrrelien Of
0ranben, Der bapoe frembrast Den.
De iterite Graaber bapoe berefter ct
8icnnemirit af Iibt ODER en- bolp Gen.
timeter. 8esnoraabernes StsrreIie
ipnes at afbGnge af Den Sfps gefnf-
fenbeb, bporfra NeoIlaget biorsrer.
Sioligere bar man anifaaet De aler,
~itsrite Hegnornaber til ct @iennem.
init al z Riaimeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
SfroffeIie PanoIine.

Sra 8ecordbs IabobD Caledonia,
Sooeoitao / Soliton Gorttp, 99iuu..
fommer en- bIooig Sioenoe. Mutt
Gtper, iom ina6ereoe til Ganolpqe
beo StutsuHiueritetet i Qtinneapolis,
bapoe foreIitet fig ! en- 6armerSatter
oe0 &aoH 4earI 8beatou, o. ba bum
life piIoe 10 bam. bIeo ban raien6e
icm en- beiat. StSIig Girsoaa Mor.
gen fom ban til 5armer g. u. gsbea.
tons @aarO. Rnuben bar life biau.
me, og oct gale @erueffe bar fla Tom
ban piIOe mep Sltiets i~tntfeIS 4pm.
Der. sort rttgeoe ban oolniomt paa
9erftoffeu; men inem Iuffeoe op.
San log 6n Ell ginbueSrube iitDfter
oe frs6 inc. 8enrIS Seiter, Iuth
&beaton usbte BAN meo en- IeooI.
Der Og isgte at ~forfOare fig os De an.