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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
STAR DUST
By Josh"

weather In this period. especially in
various parts Of tho country Thefa
will be rain aud snow In places aud
farmers should be careful In plant
ing There will also be much sun
shine and pleasant weather In this
period aud la the aoetlona where
the season IL far enough advanced
the weather will not interfere With
agriculture.
There will be more 81 the aame
Hind 81 weather about the istsf w
other sections A heavy rainfall may
be- expected about the goth In eelne
places. From the Goth to the.8ud
of the month the weather will 70
uncertain. on account uf tuaHars
and 90 not be surprised n ANY
should fall In other aeettoisA =
the country no one need be VoefI.sds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Tho president Of one of the chit
cago street railways claims his cable
ears are good things because they
develop pa-senEers' eppeiltes. Hut
n reports are true, the paHHenHefs
are never able 10 reach place
whore their sppetiles can be salts
ftsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Frank Frew. vault clerk ia Coun-
= Clerk Cases office. has resigned.
after a quarrel with Mai. Case. No
one has been appointed 70 nll his
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
LAW NOT VALID

Subscriber the test case 81
Banner vs. King county, the poll
tax was declared unconstitutional
By the superior court Of King
county. The case vas not appealed.
and the supreme court has never
passed on the question.
,.o1 60 90 60 -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

Reports have been spread By ths
esar'a enemies. IL IL said. that the
holr Ia the throne IL deaf lie cant
be- any daafof than Nick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07
April. WEATHER

INF FTfH u FtTTFH-I
The position uf tho planets from
the lat 70 the 10th makes q certain
that there sill be several kinds ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

WANTED Al the Opera house
young men and women aud baskets
To- dance and eat tomorrow even
ing Hammond VIA. News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

FOR sALE-CiEar stand. Inquire
T. n s.. Detroit Hotel sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

YIN en- feel sorry
fer a has been er a
sver wuH. but most
men wunt & kick IN
would be-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

one DAY Derek said 10 her.
And you Will marry me. Nora -
No. Dsrek. cannot promise that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-07

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

PRINCESS Ena's first request Of her
royal spouse King Alfonso OF Spain,
was to spare the life of a criminal, on
his way to the gallows. The King
Immediately called cabinet council
which sanctioned the request on the
ground that it was the first petition OF
their future queen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01
Olympia, Wash. May %, 1906.

CLAUDE Newman, a 13.year- old ad-
mirer of yellow-cover heroism, met
death in an appropriate way at Seat.
tie, the other day. He snapped an
unloaded pistol aimed at his head,
and when companion suggested it did
not require much bravery to use an
unloaded pistol for such an exploit.
Young Newman then placed q cart.
ridge in the pistol, but by some means
1t was turned in line with the ham.
mer and when he pulled the trigger
il was exploded, killing him instantly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

IN the Superior Court of the State Of Washing.
ton In and for Thurston county.
In re estate Of John Goodwin, deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

A very important case, involving a
water right, has been on trial in the
Superior Court this week. It is
brought by Leopold Schmidt against
the Olympia Light and Power Co., to
determine the title to flow of water
from the Deschuttes river, that,
couple OF decades ago, was used to
operate the old "Crosby MILL" that
was burned q couple of years ago.
This mill was last owned by Mr..
Schmidt, but had stood idle for at
least a third Of century, and it is
upon this showing the claim is
based that the right to the use OF q
flow OF water four feet seven inches
wide and twenty inches deep, has been
lost by abandonment. A big array of
legal talent is engaged in heroic
battle for the contention, and it may
be some time before the matter is
definitely decided. Mr.. Schmidt is
represented by Messrs. Israel and
Funk, of this city, James A. Haight OF
Seattle, and M. L. Pipes Of Portland,
while the interests OF the Light and
Power Co. are in charge OF 7. N. Allen
and A. J. Falknor, of Olympia, and
James B. Howe, OF Seattle.
Over thirty years ago, Swantown,
commonly known as Eastside, was
plated into blocks and lots. The
streets as dedicated were eighty feet in
width. In 1878 the town OF Olympia,
by ordinance, attempted to lessen the
width OF some OF these streets to sixty
feet, giving to the AUDITING owners OF
property on the south side thereof
title to the twenty feet along that side.
It seems that this change was not gen.
orally recognized by the owners living
on East Sixth and Eighth streets.
The latter was graded according to
the original dedication, remaining
eighty feet wide. Since DR.. J. G. Nc.
Clelland has been making improve.
ments on his lands at the corner OF
Eastside and Sixth streets, some OF the
ladies in that locality are pleased to
hold discussions regarding the legal
phases OF the situation, their conclu.
sions varying, OF course, according to
which side Of Sixth street their hus.
bands property is located. The qaes-
tions of municipal law, statutes OF
limitations, adverse possession and
prescriptive rights are canvassed with
good arguments on both sides. Doubt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

cocker spaniel "Rod" was awarded
prizes in both the novice and limit
entries. The Newmarket Queen"
subsequently redeemed herself at the
Portland dog.show, however, taking
the blue-ribbon in all three entries
the novice, the limit and the open.
Attorney J. R. Holt, of Tacoma. was
in town this week and made an ap.
plication to the Supreme Court for a
writ of review from a decision of the
Superior Court OF Pierce county, in q
condemnation proceeding instituted in
behalf of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Co. against his client. Tho
Supreme Court has directed that
further proceedings in tho Superior
Court be suspended until next Fri
day, the 9Th inst, when the matter
will come on for review in the Su.
preme Cont.
The City Council, at a special ses-
sion held Tuesday night, by resolution
recalled the Kincaid franchise from
the Mayor for amendment, as it was
known that it was defective on several
points and that he would probably
disapprove OF the measure. A revised
ordinance was then presented, read q
first time and referred for considera.
ton. The new measure restricts the
object of the grant to its light and
power bounds, provides for commence.
ment of work and completion OF
service. and that no assignment shall
be made except under certain condi.
tons. 1t may contain several other
notifications before it leaves the
hands of the committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

record OF this notice was found in the
above office. This was the turning
point in the case, according to the
courts ruling.
The City Council, at a special meet
ing, Tuesday night, granted an ex-
elusive concession to A. H. Christopher
for five years at Mission Park, to con-
duct refreshment stands and charge
one cent each for all persons landing
upon the dock he is to build, from
boats operated for hire. In consider
alton he is to build q pier extending
into the bay 500 feet, eight feet wide,
and at its outer end place a floating
dock, 80 by 60 feet. reached by a stair.
way. The estimated cost is $3.50 Of
which amount the city very generously
AMI magnanimously agrees to pay
$3.50. He may carry passengers by
launch to and from the dock and city
at 10 cents one way or Is cents the
round-trip, except Oh holidays and
Sundays, when it will be five cents
each way. The maximum rate is q
third more for the double trip than
hitherto made. A hundred dollars q
year is certainly a very moderate
charge for these privileges as will ap.
pear more plainly as the years roll
round.
Memorial Day was fittingly observed
in this city by closing of public and
private Offices, places of business, and
. general suspension OF labor wherever
it could be done without interfering
with imperative duties. The Grand
Army programme afforded an inter-
esting as we'll as instructive means OF
passing the day profitably in con-
temptation Of patriotic acts OF history.
Notwithstanding the unusual scarcity
OF flowers, many thousands OF the
beautiful tributes OF respect and love
we're placed upon the graves OF com'
rades, relatives and friends. The i'm.
pressive services of the Grand Army
we're held, ending with the soldiers
salute. Tax Commissioner Rockwell
delivered the address, which was q
splendid tribute to the armies that
conquered rebellion and after the war
was over did so much in restoring the
North and South to . perfect Union.
Appropriate music was rendered by
the Capital City Military Band and
the Sons of Veterans and Daughters
of Veterans quartettes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

less, when Sixth street is graded, the
majority of property owners thereon
will think that the width is sufficient
for the best interests of their pocket
books. We may then look for the
revision of some legal conclusions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01
CALL FOR BIDS.

Scaled bids will be received at the Of
flee of Willard Lemon, Franklin street,
Olympia, Wash. up to 10 o'clock A. NJ.
June 4. 1906, for furnishing wood to the
following school buildings:
Washington schoOl-one hundred cords
of wood 2 feet in length.
Lincoln school seventy-iive cords of
wood 2 feet in length.
Garfield school (Westsi de)-forty cords
Of wood y feet in length, free and clear
from knots.
All wood furnished must be good. live
body wood, cut from fir trees not less
than "a feet in diameter, and must be
delivered and carefully ricked up at the
respective school houses mentioned on
or before the first day of September,
1906.
Separate bids for each scbool-house are
requested.
Bids for wildwood will be separately
considered.
Bids will be opened Monday. June 4th,
1906.
School Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Directors of
School District No. l, Thurston county,
Washington.
FRED. SCHOMBER,
IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
L ton in and for Thurston county.
In re estate Of John Goodwin. deceased.
Order.
Order appointing time and place for the hearing
OF the application to sell real estate. and direct
ing notice to be given.
On reading and filing the petition of George
Goodwin, Administrator of the estate of John
Goodwin. deceased. applying for an order TO cell
the following described real estate in Thurston
county, Washington. towit:
Lots one ~, two (2), three 49, four az, seven.
teen %. eighteen Qs) nineteen Qs). twenty Coy,
four (), Green's Addition to the town of Roch-
ester. Tburston county, Washington.
Also one strip or parcel of land, tO-wit: Com.
mencing at the southwest corner Of block three
(S) of Green's Addition to the Town of Rochester
as the same appears on record in the office of the
Auditor of Thurston county, State of Washing
thence east forty (40) rOdsi thence north tyseven
(5) rods; thence west forty (40) rods to place of
beginning, containing thirteen Cl3) acres more or
less,
1t is ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge OF the Superior
Room of said Court, at the Court House in said
Thurston county, Washington, on the 18th day Of
June, 1906 at the hour of ten A. NJ, then and
there to show cause why such order should not
be made.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published In the manner provided by law in
said ThurstOn county, at least four weeks previ-
GUS to 8 lid 18th day OF June, 1906.
Dated this 10th day of May, 1906:
Judge.
First Publication, May IL, 1906.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

IN the Superior Court of the State OF Washing
l. ton for Thurston county.
In the matter OF the estate of Martha Conine. de-
ceased
No. 1l36.
Notice TO Creditors.
Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned ex :
ecutOr of the estate of Martha COnine, deceased,
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within twelve months
after the first publication of this notice, to-wit:
after the 18th day of May 1906. to the said exec
utor at the office Of his attorneys, Vance Mitch
ell. 3l6 Main street. Olympia, Wash, or the same
will be forever barred.
Dated May %. 1906.
]. G.. CONNIE,
Executor Of the estate OF Martha CONNIE, de-
ceased.
Date of first publication, May %, 1906.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

THAT is most cruel form OF joke,
to felicitate San Francisco investors
upon being able to "get in on the
ground floor"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01

Henry Wood. the well-driver, has
driven two ariesian wells the past
week, one for Willard Lemon, on
franklin street and the other for VIM.
Powe, corner OF Second and Washing.
tom
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-06-01
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Five.room house and two lots. plenty Of
fruit. good garden spot. chicken park, &c,
land three miles east or Shelton. AID.
dress Z. L. BANKS. III Pear ST., Olympia.
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bunoen tom Grempel.

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6Iao Itreoet en- llSen bumortitiif 4r.
tifel ON SruOen. Get beOer b.. q.
bert:
"Som ale Gpr, ser bar iadet
Sparf al Wennefet og Leoer / IGIt
Gnerbeoisriug ON beitauoig at iao
mere al Den aoniett, er SunSene
Wenneifets genner.
6oripnet. Der nsie Oeo, 6pGS Oct
gisr, bar itdbt SunNen. for az ben
fan gipe Remeitene ct sOot erem.
pei. Zen ital lore Wenngitet at
oare pomugt, al iilgipe en- IiSt llret,
og Sen ifal prGSite for oet Rsopen.
bis5eSen al aI,io at babe en- Serre.
Wen Reunefeheoen sanr oesparre
fine egne @eie, oerior bar ot 9uel.
len. gGsteitabsbrnoSet, Den republi.
fanite Regiermgsiorm o. sgresle.
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giereS III for Siocu / itor llOrtrPf,
ring. 9es,loen iSorbrto moo at pIpu'
ore @gpRrcne for s@q og GltH. ina'
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me bIcp plpuoret ior ca. 100 $50. %
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for. er imiOlertio SuriIterre8 Rco'
IIaGtrtrg al Ren FOR 6ornenes %
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bart at toI6e noqet l$pIiti bercppc.
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ger flor BunifeItgbeo. SeIoont man
nemlig life flm6e oisre Rcsnina paa
noser e~ffeftiO Routrol. OiI0c bare
oen Sir4, at Sremgaug5maaoen bIcc
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g%etuSriHg, tbt mango er Oc2Odr~e
life MI opmerfiom pau, at De Gisr
5taoe REQ at ortce Sagten iom forln
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mao iorarSres III. Su flcre gedtiornil'
teter er iamIet beropoe, ipnes bGoet
opcr en6per mil. Rorge tar iterit
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G~toreH5 aor$. NoBIe Renneffcr =
men set Ct oeito oPrre tlnl iau =.
bar ~t5oruuit rot til iHe at utIe bpne
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gisr BnuItuuocH ON. at De firSe
pnre gobe 5lroe, buis De blot TIL
Iigc babe 5uutSer3 SSutp1igeus.
vi ale IepeH0e 8ujener, Der no.
geHItuSe meO Gare ior Seres eget
Sio bar irelit rt anoet IeUeu6e 8p-'
len, er y6lnt0eu madife Set cnrStc. Der.
RorQeren cfter geSriiten fife gri.
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|it1tere. at "ReouiHHSmmber efteci
fin qSLe 0auS beffebcn bar umSorngti
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meu6c 2ufsnifnjnger." gf ole Sic.
neitefoIf CT 6uHoeu mnuite Den enc.
he, Der I6bcr pon loroet une0 &rrcer
t 9hmOeH, og oct er ogaa Den enc
tie, Der life trobcr iig en- Osit ON
at tiere pnu aliroeu'."
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Trtfirfcn.

- GATOR Carl NorSberg / 2ltoer:
ne, Minn.. bIcp iorri8e 6reooa rg'
teoiet til Mii@ gIiie 4uguita Ere5.
colt / bGnoc$ Cnfcl8, Tronf Slnoi
&iem / 2i5more, Wint.
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@etbonia Wenigbeo, 6onIen SaIf.
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Dag Sen 230c September. SfoIer
bor nprct bolot al StuO. SpSielanS
! Wferigheocn5 me airfe.
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ninar bcgpnote cen 2oer Oft. 81
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Stort MisNonsmpoc I wtu
mar, Winn.

ct tort RisItor8mpbe aibpIoeS | Gs'll
mar Weriabeb, 8aItpr Gt. 9. RtdacIIoHs
salb fra she til lite gtppember fsrNttcnI'
menee.
Mgbets lib beIeS melsm Seon'n9elf'lS'
Iioren % Snbremisioner, og Urtt'rtcnf
MeisIion Boards oil bssse ience fine HeprG'
ieutanter bio.
Get b~saunoer meb Ell Gubnin8sisit Chs
bao @ften ben 7be Rpoember.
NabningSpr9biten bpIDes al &a'tor S'NF'
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9prSbasS aften og 90roaSs Ntten or'''
ties 8bemaet: yttsiionen pS un8oonGT1eE'
8aitor .. =. Eorpis inoIeoer.
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% 6reoas (Sursou8S @iteH mOta9et). e6e'
fiel "a, 1l-22 er paI8t til Cert tor Sart1ta'
len. 8aTtor 9auI g8tnter inoIeoer.
9prpas ps Ssnpa8 l20reasS Nften unc'
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at furpset Cans ps Sper itnoe pattes for
WiSipnens beaige Sag, baaoe bIunot bort
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bebes ON at inoieube fine Hapne til Steoets
YrRit. os
Iaa Observation-Disclosures Segne,
9. g. SpSium, SetrctRr.
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Seperieoe ON Cuba.

S1Sn0iano8 Senotor hilbert s.
9Werioge bar Sen 3oie Sftobcr /
Ge$ MoiueS, Soma, % holot en-
8aIgtale. Son formaneoe tine Gil.
bsrere iii at iternme pad Republican,
ife Reprnientonter, for at Regiertn'
gen ltbinoret fan iortiHtte ben Tolt'
tif, Sen bar iuIgt ii0en &rl8en meo
Spunien / 1898. @PIges ct 0eno'
frutiif Sl1s, bill Der blot bli ObItino'
ton % Grouble. Ingonenoe Cuba
iu0oe ban: Seq taller Blot / nit
eget Noon % err fife 9Grcn0'oeno Tor
nogen; men icg tror fulot % lot,
at rtaor hi MI giarlopretter oct tno.
fGrte Stpre / Gltbn, qisr ri DEN ian'
ME 8ierning iom Sispfns ! Dem gree.
lie 2abeI: bi better after og after en-
Sten cpao 9affen, % naor Sen nor.
item err oppc, ruler 0en neo igien. Il
8eroen oeb, Of Set life pir gao AMBER
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bar palgt iig en- ErGii0ent, boor lPn.
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quor life an at troSie Sfiebncn. Oct
er nuffert rof al os OF for'sge oad at
.cipiLtiere Gu6orerre og fno oen iii
of itpre ia ielp; men en- ifisn 9ng
piI grfdrtr9 lore os, at BET err ct
Spsuilts. Qr6cioe. Rocr ri bar itb.
tcmt ale 0Iioler oa aItiommen bar
rift fig for3ipne8, oil ri ie, at oct life
o1ier at oripe Sps9 og Iege 9linSebuf
meS 6rtheO o. Civilization. Soo
GubaS Stag fna paie ~iaaIPnge iom
muIig; men uoar nj omitber 6eiier
oet omerifanife Tln9, ioa lao os al
orig rtre Oct neo laler. Sorf tSlag
bar aItib gnoct tiItops uleO 2Gre -
o. set er cEoria bet fret neo uben
osS en- 6eiLtngelie, iom bar punfcrt
og Sfam. 81 beaif en- Sell, oa hi
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Stam, at ri iire6e net reb poa Sa.
mali. Sab oet bGre os Ell SPrepenge,
ioa ri bereiter aLSria irer bort Stag
reb, naar oct engang er beiit.
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gen Statsmanospisbom, isr ri or
8engebepillin8er be1spes. Wten hi
irrHage meS Den. 2ope trPrges,
QensebepiQirgcr behspes. Reu ri
fan life tomme nosen gei. bpis Su.
Jet or bemotratiif o. irtter fla paa
@agbeneue, naar Reaierinam pii
irem. SAB Observation-Disclosures oa
life 8ortiiino raabe. uaar pi itemmer
paa aoHgresmGnS!"
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Ten norifc Spnubc.

S6uoug oen 23oc September
or9aniiereeeS en- M Weui8beo mar
@onetroiI, 8iaiamS Gountp, q. 9.
Misiionsarbeibe bar fer opret brecet
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bar oprct Carer peo gables Gent
lam" / HeS &ir9, men mi bar an.
taget aaIS) til Observation-Disclosures
/ Srring Bari, Chicago. er M an
fcmmcu iii tit @rbeiSsfelt. Oct par
ct betpoeIist Cab for bernie Qitsiions'
flcSs, Of DC Gomter, iom Banter
Steuslano ior en- 5iS iibeH gap til
Girfe Ser. matte opgipes; men Sp
rcSens Ereiter / Chicago par ale
eltise ON. at be buroe tiIbageIeperes
til 6orSeI for 9nrfens areoitorer, oa
man ielte, at oct par en- tainted
9ape, meSScIer "airietio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-12
On @ibeIens llbbrebeIie | "a.

On gibeIenS llSbrebeIie | Sa.
pan opIpies, at Der / 9ibclbuief |
aiobe iioite Aor ioIgtes 204 Iliieno
gibler eler nRiten SobbeIt iaa manae
ioln aoret ier. 3ette er ioa meget
mere opmuntrenoe, taar Der iaHltt-
Dig berettes, al bet brittle % itScr'
lanSfe gibeIieIfab bar | &c to ,ieIte
anr bcrtgipet 800 Si,ienh SibIer Il!
iaponeiiife SolSater % Watroicr.
GonaSas 1orIameut altos ior
en- lib iiSen en- meset itrens Ssn'
bassIpp, iom forbpber alilags 6crrct'
ming % arbeibe paa SsnSas nnSta'
gen RsouenSigbebS. o. g%armbiert!8'
beosaierninaer. Seuter, oifentIiSc
2eae og lluSerboIoninger for 6oriIc'
reite, SsnSagserfuriioHer, uogiorIle,
SnbisrieI og SaIg at SsnoogSaotler
er for6uSt paa SsnSag. arbeioS1t'
pere, SeIifaber % aorporattoner,
iom paa SsnSog uoicrer noget'om'
teIIt gr6eiSe, unStasen Nsopenot3.
heos. o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SorbinSeIic meo tit Sag, belR96cS
nco Strof. Set er ulocIi9t at 1or'
Ianae al nogen 9etient / Eele8rnt',
S~eIefon. euer Serrbanetiene'ten, at
han ifaI orbeiOe ON Ssnoagel n11o'
toaen han iuben be nPite ier Gage
four fri en- bel 0og paa IRE % tpoe
Elmer. Oct fuI life frGceS al no,
oen, at 6an ifaI urbeioe ipo Sage !
lluer. @are man mi fan giennert'
fere 0open, ioa oen life blir ct Osot
8ogitao % sger &in8ea9ten Tor al
SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-12
Sorfjeaigt.

- Gaitor Sagerrp.gtisier bar re-
iigncret ira "Srimenigbeoen" / ltu'
berpoo0, Winn.
Zen ioreneSe banIfe airfe bas
ifsl9e "Sonif 9utberif airfebIa0" CT.
SamiuubSgi9lo paa 10000 Collars,
iom bet oil sisre en- araitaritrensetic
for of nitnite inSen Rptaar 1908.
SamtiSi9 oplpies Oct, at Der / Sebe:
al fommenoe aar trGnees Z SuienN
Dollars I'll Samiunoets Nisiioncr,
huoraf Ger er fire: Zen inore 9tis.
lion, S~uoinermisiionen Risiioren
Snpau % Risiioren bIanbt Ror:ao,
nerre / utab, iom nplia er bleosn
operta6et al Saitor SaraIo Ssnicu.