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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
3acefamp.
SfrGffeligc SiltanSe raaSer / geor.
sirs SUpeSita6.
9Gpn ODER Tegrene.

SRA GtIarta, "a, er Ser | be fSIte
Da5e forrmet bnarreiietSe Sfitoricr.
RlceboSet mos De forte ulmer aItiS
rrteer Gifeu, men nm mi og bd 81.
Der Set fla 2uft giernem poISiomHre
l(S6rtO. Ct ianSant iauSt SteO / for.
rige llge. 9hpaIe eIcnSise Regre bdp.
DC ooerinISt BoiSe aninber, OF Oct
gao StsSet III en- gsesIIagtuirg Of
iorte, ifnIoige ca rffplSise ON beer.
drorc. ItIautGs glaSe toa auIeS.
ming al Be iortes ~llgieruiroer III at
cpfor6re til en- bLcoig Sepu, og ct Of
Dem uSiutte enSog Ell 9elsnuirg iUr
9DrdItug af gtegre, ion bar mis-
trrtte. SaG cit set leS. Rat til
I2groaG Sen 220c Hro mtlSit Ct Oh.
i'm gSegre reSIagtrSe % oOer ct Siul-
nrcSc bIep indreSe. SaIet piSes life
usie, ga Gig al Wegre. iom eiter BLOB.
6uSet Iaa / @aSerne, ilnbtes bort az
Scre2 SIGBtuinger. Ssr0dg aoeIo
bleo en- gteger Iputet pad Wariuettr
Street. - forte tar at goIitiet ae-
net arrciterct pua 0stStarfe FOR Soer.
faIS % oar 9Ou 8eieu tn Srtgilst.
en- al Serr lusSc Ng bort; men en-
Mob fom cd tog Sen auSclt .og brubte
buu.
2pudinger jatte SfrGt / atlaitas
iorte. & ReaeIen Ter mau | 8ooerne
Iigeiaa mango Irgre iom 6uiSc; rtet
efter gloSbaSet i forriee rlge tiirSe
ct tort altiigt reppe pie iig. SlurSre'
ser al 9egrc fIpgteoc ira gpcr. gtoale
toa genene fat, uogle haose aisre'
rreier oq en- Del ltea orboro | SrGat.
.Sa Regre er SpSens a~rbeiSstolf 90
3ieneitetpcnSc, mites De hoiSe ! 5or'
IegcnbeS. 5fposuogue itoo ~iorIaote
REQ Siorucrnc. Goreooane % Ssbog'
ne miitcSe iinc aisrere, greoe og
Batter flmoe life iioIeoeres, Tsltal'
rnuter og SuteIler Is0 al gtangeL pon
Spourtere. s prtoate Sule udr ~
eu0qt borte, OF fire S1ier, ionn al
Sria bupoe bciGttet itg meS !SlisiteL %
WmS!uoning, maottc mt tdge rat, iod
rcot &c hHoe.
@a,berusr GerreG Greb iHb 90 is-
funmauSereoc StatStropper ct
0ioneSbrrS ON, at De butSeS Rajert
MOB Dc forte par itsrre. eu0 aDierne
6or fortnlt. gtlanta. GcorgiaS Imlrffc
SoueSTtao, en- 8o paa 100000 Sno-
bnsoere, 6leo iat ! geLeirtngStrlItnnb.
Spao Scr crSrl mere btSrog nj 6re'
6en8 BicuopretteIIe, oor ct o~elgTsrer'
De Reun. Get regneOc oCer rettrr-
biae % uretirrSige, og be op5toleoe
@ernptter fom til ao. Den Boihe BE-
fo[fnfna bur u0ien6t mango mtolfDl'
ScuSe Tdeqrdmuer og &~prrcrpon.
cancer. Snclem Gtnierne fan man
.Irie. at Sen fummer iig. Oct bar
Irngerc Gio oarct tilt meo'$pndtrS
/ SpOeu; mer pI1l0leIig og lous net
inues life iFrIiG prcuoceret InIot
man tilbugei i'm 9arnIe Sgro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
SanobcNraeerier.

Gutrit :. &ino, iom Irnac bor
ipiact en- itor @o0e / GGicnQo, or BE
ben drrcIteret fer &an0bcorogericr.
falote iia TIE G5ic,9o Rond Gompl.
mn, % iom opercrcoe / Rebraifa. San
pam, OF iom cpercoe / Rebroifo. San
iii qumIe SoIootcr pda 600 @or
iii at reiie reitoper % erbperOe ilG
Ret til SomeItraN2, iom De it6er Tor
en- IoIcr % en- Gram oocroroG til
GDinSlerimmlogct. SooIebc8 ticrte
bette Sllien6er "a Ieoebe bsit poa
Gctet. Eotrif :. Rtlts onflo8eS for
OoertrqOeIic al 1omeIteoOlopcr %
for Otere6. W}o0 en- &auticr poo
50, 800 bIeo bor ri til Acc Gftober,
ba bans gag if1I fomme op. San
hnr meoIfgIbioc, iom mart Oil 6!ipe
6eIagte meO IrrC',,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
2lrbeiSerne tdber.

Syoiepb Setter | Chicago bar Ell
&uIRrlbc ! 3ct8Icr, 5rautIiu County
/ oct iUoligc %Iliroi2, og ser bar /
bcIe 10 Nar uRrct Strio imeQem
ham % bans 6olf. aulgraOerne bar
oaHnet en- Union % frGoer Ban efter
ct nit ReguIattp, ligeiom De itiuer
oct aruO, at ingen ytomrnionmano
mou fao fomue IND. DIR. &eiter bar
life billet aoOfienoe bette / ole 8eIe,
% De bar oa quact paa Streif. &et'
Ter bar unoer Strelfer Iciet andre
ToIf. iirr Repre, og bcifpttct Dem Ueo
SIcIp al bgic ElantcglcrOer. Strei-
ferne bar oiterc gDet 8ol6iombeoer.
iom Regrene bor ~qiergicIot, % Der
bar itnoiq Opret en- arig paa Gnipeu.
Eorigbebcn bar mouttet gribe mo. %
Torcreoe Stoter3 CONNER Sump6rep
uoitcotc for lGuge iioer Ell Sniurc.
tion MOB Strerferne. Ru or Sogen
meuem 2citcr og Nrbei6erue pan'
fien6t al Matter in GbGrcerl @. 81.
IIIen, / Springfield, % ban gioer
Better Ret. Dc itretfcnSe arbeiOere
bar ber iom ofte eGer5 giort qieI,
oeroc, at ingen gtouuniorman6 maa
f1n Trbeibe, og I ben Sag bar Be nt'
ter tobt. TIcre fommcr / Strai for
at bare eoeIagt gnScnmur0s Glen.
San,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
bclpcoesmafftnei poiten.

On 9te5crgut / 85iIaaeLp5ta BED
gIaor 0uoio Ibonrpior ionSt 9tuu.
Nag Seu 24Se September | geRr5eSer
al en- goitfa5ie en- SeLpeoesmaFftne.
iom oar a0resieret til Stem gbrt8n.
tiereu .Sacob SdEiL en- Ssoe. Gut
ten guo 6et til BoItisrer Scnr9 Snf5-
man. ser 6ragtc Scr til urSeritatto.
neu ogjtiqeSc ben ianmen meS 10
qaoenSe goiHager. 5uSertntcnSenE
= 6. gScanig1t tog Sen. men baoSe
liueioo fist ion be orr6re roger
aueIie ouL boco Bafsn inSe9clot.
2mtSlertio ialot ct Gr1t0tf0ru u, OF
fiabIittclig tuiteSe buu belle 3retert
reS / et 8Gs6stte. 9ogen oar giorr
al 8ao. Zen rar 10 Tornmer lang.
/ Souuuer breo 90 I Sonme Sp5.
SnSeui laa Der 10 Gilaer Enp, iom
faIt5olot cit 6prititGife iqGot meo
QrltSt og alBler. 6prItitfer BAR
Iiuftet ucS / sruStet, o. SereS SoOe'
Der Lea pao RaRteE al sGiter. loM
ItstteSes al Smlhpaprr. I'll @1fsns
9ooa oar uteS ct &aano iGitat e. -
SrIf gSp~trursfort. flrpttet til Den an
Den gqrSe. 9saar NtoStagereH aabs
reSe gaftcu, ptlSe bans Zine fsrit
faISe eaa gifttortet, % ueo at iasne
SET piISe ban ripe op egifers 2nag,
tGuSe Sprititferne % aruatet % Iaa
aIalsrne i grpiet. SOitinlpetisr
eortelpcu | 9biIaoeLpbia er ban Sost
eiter a~iierSeren
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
6rubebrdno.

Ct Telegram ira Calumet, Nid.,
iortpler, at SlbIss opitoo Sen 24oe
September neSe / SDbet al SsceoIa.
'8rubeu. 500 Rauo arbeibeSe Der,
ueSe. Set brGnSte / Rortb aeariarge
Brand, Sbaft go. /, % ba SOL
fene ff bere Oct, itDnbte os iis iii
Sbait go. 3, bpor De beiites op ina
reit muIis. Isr pnr mango, JON ar.
beiSebe pan 9uuoen al Sbnit Ro. /.
og be matte flatre nGiteu LOGO SOB
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

%iSI8c Ct telegram ira 8oibinQ,
ton bar Nomiro. GetpcD crtIUrct, at
Sc Torencbe 2tatcr mao unupftcre
Cuba; fer bIir ser life TrcO poa
Zen. Amerifanife anpitoIiitcr bar
lnQt man0e Ienge / cubouife Suffer.
Oerfer, Sfopc, 8rubcr 0. I. b., % De
maa beifuttea. 6Di5 nogen eltroppiif
0taqt life toalcr, at Oi unOcrIPgqer
oS Cuba, men oil ougrIbc o8 for Oct.
fuor ri fiGmpe imoo Ben. @i er
tro0S o3 iclu bIeOrc en 8erOenSmaat.
% nj moa optrP0e iom Ell ian6au.
Gomirnlen ntcncr. at Gilbos Nuncr,
ntion oil giere set mere in~0lpienOc for
mango, at hi ber uouifIc Dor SInaSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
Ten fumIncr mar. : SaFntoc

Ten fummcr mar. ) SaFntoou,
CANADA, Renter man, at Ell 2trie fra
Canadian goctfc ifal fomure bio
1906. 9anen bor bpaeet ircm iii
Straisburs o. er fommet forbi Oeune
9IaSs, iaa Der fun er 100 Dill igien
til Saifatoou. Sra Aeune 9p IGgges
Spor op til SET SteS oeS gIuer. bDOr
Der ifaI bpgges en- Bro. On Sptfeu
er meO. bill @uHeIiuien bare iRrOis
til lite Aouember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

Strsif bilast. SpgnirgSitreifen |
8innipes bIep biIast Ssnoag Rat,
% @aHSene elf tilbage I'll tit Mr.
belize RanSng. Gor al binos Strei'
fer i SremtiSen er en- 9oIosiitsbom.
Itol oprettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

Inmpifi6et "SuroI0 Solar" bier
uOienSt meo 8rsUiont iii isbumbre
5paliargere Oe0 IInifas apit OF fom
tiIbage til SeattIe. @aib., ben 2tbe
September. "Iolars" isoIf fortGI'
Ter, at ~ SonIfungcre euori befir'
ser fig oppc | NSbapet, nemItg ~9tor'
mall" "@eIuQa", "Sarette", "aIer.
amber" 0rag). "9aDIiis", ~Gorornt"
"Gerapue", "Serrlr". "Mtorterep"
~geIUi6cre", "9opbeno" og "SIsa~
SOoIfanQcrnc me0OeIte. at belle 6loa'
oeu boUNe fflrSt % irNbiergct 80
SooICr.
@eiGmtrqerue bop6c Ttbt meget
pua &rrer. 8ierriac Reoerier %
8opteiuer buooc proOiartcrct bourIig,
% ToItcrte iiItcoe. Glerc al aaptci-
uerrc bar oGiud poo au6cr 0taohe
'orbrrSt fig, og 9Ioger cr fremf6rte
mob 9oSii'b pao "9oDIii8", Rertb
poa ~"2Sanette", SiGon poa Sen for
lite "~gIegon6cr", mt poo ~"aSSurctte"
90 9cutD % @oOfiib iiooer / @rrcit.
GcSuSen Ita6fGiter Dollars" WGuS
Siitorierue ON, at aopteiner %
Ron0ifo6er bar itinaIet ~giftmopi8er
% fert Dem omborO / mnoraIf Die.
meo. Gorber optoGeS, inbeu Col
lar" off %noroeuira. auflaaer for
@ruiombeO og for at iirItefsoe 6oI.
fcne err iremferte moo Raptcir 8bur.
ton % moo arpt. Sobn Goof pau
"@cIuga".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

u. .. 8aibburn / MinnenpoIis
bar i @iIton, Rc&C1n County, g.
., en- 8ulgrube, ION M itaar /
@rnnS, ina aft arbctSe bar moottet
opb9re. Get bar brGu0t / 8iItou.
8ruben / 70 Tiger; men Set bIcp 6oIot
benrmeIil in6ttl 2erao8 oen 226e, ga
) Irbeioere nniten bIco fpaIte. Meo
Itor &io$forc reobeoe& Sc al aamera.
ter, oq bo Sc bar bragtc op / 9ufter,
orbeihe6e 9Gger mC0 Sem en- lang
Si0, fsren6 De paagneoc. 2I0en bar
ipIot rriter ale @rubClonQenc meo
Rsg % @oS, iau Bet er iorIigt at be.
fiGnpe ocu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

gen giorSe Miue til at bisrse Dem.
@nSeItg tom Gampfibet "gbgd",
Rapt. Sbomos GIicu, % bolSt reS
poa Dem. 8erber OF gernfen bleo
tagne outborS / "Gbsa" % rel for.
,pIeieSe. 2apt. SIior laroiattc Dem
| RorfoH, ga, boor Sc oueraaoes til
SoreneSe 5tnters SrSoorortngsin.
ipeftsr Iorton, iom huo0e GIDnSig5eS
til at for'pne benz meS G~eOerioIsr
% isnos benz afiteN. Ge iugbe. at
Sc oiISe til Stem DOrf. % SiS bIeO Sc
cgfaa ienote. Men ga Sc par blot
teSe for alt, b%euoenSte g2r. Worton
fla til Bnipr Z. .. Rerritt. SormmtO
! Scamen'S 6rieno&.6 SCREENING. for at
ifaiic Sem Iiot 8eiieperge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

for at rGffe Sen Stou, iom isrer til
GO. g.. asg % Gas be0s0soe Dem
molten; men Sc eienOon0t fine 9rGf'
Ter, ba Sc fom til SoerFaoer.
Ran rnener, at Set brpnoer
sboft 1 mcIen 1900 % 100 Sob
neSe / Gpbet. Store 8e9ifncr an.
tpoer, at ser er iterf gdrme. De
bare StnoIfabIer. iom er fHiteSe til
Ssr0en eqer @on0oIen, boort Sol.
fere iereS neb ce or, intcItebe iom
Gin, o. Sen faISt / Gi8runocn. 5
SDuit 3o. 1 er Ser en- RpngOe Srp.
Oerf. Won irpgter for, at SfaOen bill
bIipe flor. 5 Eamarocf.8 ruben bar
set brGrSt | 8 Maone0er, og SIoen
er erbnu life Iuffet. Gabet ipttes
iii $500, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

.SSffe fuI0t fire Elmer, eitsrat RauI
8. StenslauS rar fomuten iii Gbis
fago, isrte man BAN aiiteo til Stats.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

made of the orangoutang from North
Borneo. His monkeyship stamp first
dates from 1899 and was hailed with
delight by stamp biologists. Some per-
sons will mistake the little animal on
the 1908 series of stamps of Madagas-
car for a monkey, but it is an alto
gethcr different character of creature
from the ugly faced orangoutanS
which occupies such close place to
It in the zoo. The Madagascar animal
is a lemur. Its traits are widely sepa-
rated from those of the ape, notably in
that it Goes not possess the mischiev-
Gus tendencies of the other fellow.
The most curious of all beasts in
stampdom, an animal that would make
a fortune for a sideshow man, is the
platypus of Tasmania. 1t Is on stamp
designed primarily for revenue use,
but used in the regular postal service.
1t was first printed in 1882 1t Is not
an uncommon variety and Is readily OBJ
tainable. The animal it pictures, how
ever, is most uncommon thing to
people living on this side of the grand
old globe. The platypus is known to
scientists as the ornithorhynchus para
doxus, the last portion of this Latin
lied title clearly indicating that even
the wise men of these times regard
the animal as a seven days wonder.
The bear in our show halls from
North Borneo and is known as bru-
ang. The animal is in its natural color
dark brown-within a violet frame.
1t is much easier to obtain than the
American bear, which was shown on a
provisional issue of the st. Louis post
office in 1854 The St. Louis starnr
bear is little expensive, costing today
almost as much as a live bruin.
New South Wales contributes a kan
garoo to the zoo. 1t is on one shil-
ling stamp and was issued in 1888. A
hippopotamus is offered by the Afri-
can republic Liberia, which also, by the
way, adds an elephant to the list.
The leopard from French Congo is
honored with place on every one of a
series of six stamps issued in 1900.
Each stamp of the series is in two col
ors and these colors vary. all of which
goes to prove that if leopard cannot
change his spots the photographer can
do 1t for him.
North Borneo, which Is drawn on so
extensively for populating the menag-
erie, furnishes a fine stag and also
a crocodile. The latter's cousin, the
alligator, comes from Jamaica, whose
specimen is. however, a rather small
one. 1t is on a very common stamp of
1901.
The antelope is part of the arms of
Rhodesia emblazoned on the stamps of
that portion of British South Africa.
Another species of antelope, known as
the sasin, is on the stamps of Nova
nugger, town in Hindoostan, with
an active trade with the outside world,
and has been issuing stamps of its own
since the year 1877.
The aurochs of Roumania are
European buffalo. The creature that
many mistake for the llama on the
stamps of Peru is really the guanaco.
They are from the same land and the
llama is the domesticated guanaco,
from which 1t in time has come to diff
fer in some characteristics on account
of it's close association with man and
it's enforced denial of the freedom en-
joyed by it's wild brother.
Other creatures in the stamp coll
lector's zoo are the beaver from
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
N0AH'S ARK SURPRISE
FOR TWO NEWLY WED
ODD FELLOWS LODGE DEvIsEs
NOVEL cHARlVARI
All Sorts Of Animals Taken in Pros
cession to the Home Of the Bride
and oroom-Strange Parade Up
the Avenue
Special to The herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Henry l..
Dunning of Montclair, N. j., married
Miss Edith Susan Woodborne of that
town. He belongs belonged, he is
married now to the Watching Odd
Fellows lodge, and when the Odd Eel
lows heard that Dunning had gone
and got married they planned a party.
At o'clock last night Dunning was
sitting in his Morris chair, in the front
farlor rejecting upon his felicity, while
Mrs. Dunning was putting away the
tea things.
Then the Odd Fellows came cutting
UP down the street, and the bewildered
Dunning imagined that he was Noah.
In the van OF the party, David Carroll
was compelling refractory and mex
perienced bull calf to "giddap." Be
hind him John *. Barmore was guild
ing six-weeks' piglet by the simple
process of twisting it's tail.
Then, in the order named, came
Richard Burgess with a duck, Fred
Bower with rabbit, Julius Gregory
with a bird dog, Herman Marie with
a maltese cat, George Perry with a
squirrel, Jacob Stolts with a wood
chuck, Edward Purdy with white
rat, John Fox with pigeon, Peter
Herring with a profane parrot, Harry
Van Giesen with a canary, Oscar Terry
with a goldfish in a globe and Will
Labough with a turtle, inscribed G..
W., 1892, and therefore, authentic.
Fred Gibbs, tailed the procession
with a house broken garter snake. AS
an adjunct to the snake Fred brought
quip to the effect that snakes were
coming into fashion as girdles and
that If Mrs. Dunning would employ
the reptile for said purpose no other
person but her husband would dare
to encircle her waist. But unforu-
nately in the ensuing noise the quip
failed to be heard.
In the wake of the zoologists still
more Odd Fellows brought dressed
chickens, cabbages, cauliflowers, pota-
toes, turnips and other fruits of the
earth
Then they all rollicked into the house
and the calf clambered on the Morris
chair, and the shoat commended HIM
self to the underpinning of the piano
lamp, and the bird dog pointed the
canary and the ground hog tried to
burrow the velvet violet lining of the
conversation chair, and the Maltese
cat and the green parrot determined a
little matter of precedence, and the
squirrel upset the goldfish globe and
the Washington turtle shut it's shell
en- the foot OF the white rat.
And all together and in their indi-
vidual capacity they shook up the
Smyrna rugs and, the mission furnit-
ure, but though it was exciting, every
body had fine time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
VANDERBILT'S CAB HORSE
LIVES LIKE A BLUE-BL 00D
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NEWPORT, Nov. 10.-The Syracuse
cab horse that A. G. Vanderbilt is
going to enter in the Madison Square
Garden horse show next month is
scratching its equine noddle and try
ing to figure out how it all happened.
Mr. Vanderbilt, who knows horse
flesh, whether 1t be attached to the
plow or dogcart. picked up the ami
NAL at Syracuse three weeks ago and
brought him here to Oaklawn Farm,
where there is fine string of blue
bloods.
The faithful cab horse has a big box
stall all to himself, with three hostlers
who take care of him and feed him
oats three times a day. The animal
has electric lights and steam heat, gets
massaged every morning, and has his
name and tail done up in blue ribbons
every night. He doesn't know what
a Syracuse cab looks like any more,
and he hasn't seen one of his own ribs
for fortnight. For exercise his Wallets
take him for run up and down the
paddock.
The horse is remarkably true to
conformation, but he hasn't got pedi-
gree. His sire and dam might be a
duke and duchess of the horse flesh
line for all anybody knows, but Mr..
Syracuse as they call him for the
present, will have to go into the ring
as a poor orphan without kith or kim
dred or a long number in the stud
book.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
is A GENERAL FOR ONE DAY
Travelling Man Had Been Authorizes
by Palma to Raise Regiment,
but He Didn't

but He Didn't
Special TO The Herald.
WICHITA, Kas., Nov. 10.--C. A.
Mosher of Wichita received COM
mission as a general in the Cuban
army yesterday and today he was
asked to resign. His commission came
directly from President Palma. He
had in mind to raise regiment of
rough riders similar to the one led by
Theodore Roosevelt IN 1898. His let
ter to President Palma asking for
a commission was indorsed by several
business men of Wichita. In replying
Senior Palma sent him commission as
a general, dating the commission back
three months.
When Secretary Taft arrived in Ha-
vana Mosher was asked to resign and
return the contract sent to him by
the Cuban government. According to
this contract the expense of enlisting,
equipping and mobilizing the regiment
was to be paid out of the Cuban treas
ury. In the same letter a draft was
sent to him for his salary as a Cuban
general since the date of his commis-
sion,
Mr. Mosher is a travelling man. He
is more than go years old and is an old
soldier. He served in the Union army
as lieutenant in the Eighth Illinois
infantry.
Although he is more than $1,000 richer
he is sorry that Secretary Taft re-
called his commission. To substan-
tiate his story he has the money and
the communications to show His
actual expenses of securing the COM
mission and contract was 30 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
LETTER, ADRIFT SIX YEARS,
FLOATS ACROSS OCEAN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1o.--A letter
was received yesterday by John Rea-
gan Of Ashland Heights, West Mama
yunk. for which he had been anxlous-
ly waiting for more than six years.
II was from man living at Carlisle.
on the northern coast of England. The
letter tells Mr.. Reagan of the writer
finding q bottle, containing a note,
that Mr.. Reagan set adrift In the
ShcuylkilI river at Manayunk I'm March,
1900. The letter read as follows:
Carlisle, England, October 4, 1905.
Mr. John Reagan, Manayunk, Phila.,
Pa, u. S. A.
Dear Sir Three weeks ago, while
walking along the coast, / found
bottle partly buried in the sand. Es-
pying a folded paper inside, 1 broke
theh bottle. and found the Enclosed
letter, which / thought you would be
interested in receiving after It had
made such an extensive journey.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH G. TANTON.
Reagan's note in the bottle that the
Englishman found is subjoined:
March 1, 1900.
Manayunk. Phila., Penna., u. s. A.
This letter, IL found, viii be greatly
appreciated II returned to John Rea-
gan, at the above address, who will
forward 81 bill to the finder. l write
this with a fountain pen, standing ON
the intercounty bridge, and after plac-
ing it in tn bottle will drop it into the
Schuylkill river. that it may be car
ried by the freshet and strong current
to its unknown destination.
Reagan, who had almost given up
all hope of ever hearing what had be-
come of the bottle, promptly aclxnowl-
edged the receipt of the letter he re-
ceived yesterday, not forgetting to in
close the 50 bill that he promised to
the finder.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
DEER SPoILS A BARGAIN
Intending Farm Buyer Runs Three
Miles-Never Looks Behind
To See II

Special to The Herald.
WINSTED, Conn, Nov 1O.--Joseph
Leipsitz, first selectman of Sandisfield.
a Berkshire town, and who few
months ago stood in Brooklyn, N. Y.
court room and allowed persons to ap-
ply hot irons to his flesh in support of
his contention that he possessed no
sense of feeling since being injured in
a railroad accident on the New Haven
railroad, had peculiar experience with
a New Yorker who came to Sandisfield
yesterday to buy one of his farms.
While showing his customer the farm
large busk deer with antlers emerged
from the woods and started toward
them. The prospective purchaser was
so badly frightened that. he ran three
miles before Leipsitz could overtake
HIM. He took the next train back to
New York, saying ne didn't want to
live in such wild country
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
SUES HOSTS FOR
MAKING HIS OWN BED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Noy. lot. NJ.
Keyes brought the queerest suit In local
history today when he demanded of his
landlord and landlady, Robert and Eliz-
abeth Wild, roominghouse keepers, pay
ment for making his own bed l66 times
and 10 cents each for 800 errands he
says he ran for them.
He further charges them with the
rental Of two blankets 100 nights at 7
cents night, which he declares he sup
piled for use on his own couch.
Once he loaned the landlady a whisk
broom. Twenty cents Is charged for
this.
He beat. her carpets. for which he
charges 81.
Nightly he let the cat out and wound
the clock. SO that altogether he de-
mands $S1, with interest.
The suit Is TO offset rental demand
by the Wilds for S125. which includes
sundry personal items. such as patch-
ing trousers, so cents"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

Canada, caribou from Newfoundland,
gnu from the Orange River colony, Of
ter from Ichang, China, seal from New
foundland, zebu from Mada gascaf.
and springbok from the Orange River
colony.
Certainly enough has been shown TO
prove that not the least interesting
collection of animals is that embraced
I'm the menagerie Of the stamp devotee.
IF II is not "the greatest show on
earth" II is indisputably one Of the
most remarkable and useful.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Chicken Ranches
CHICKEN RANCHES
BELLS STATION
Near city limits; on car line.

furnished; water piped on place;
very fine location; $3.50.
Two acres with buildings, horse
wagon, implements and 1 acre in to-
matoes; water piped and water
stock; fine bargain; $1,000.
Two-acre corner with n mixed Or
chnrd; berries, vegetables, garden,
fine shrubbery, Groom house. barn,
chicken corraIy water piped; very
fine Investment; $25OO.
Three acres with water stock, fine
location, $500.
Eight acres with water stock; the
only piece of lnnd in Bells for that
price; must be sold this week; $3.50
per acre.
See GEO. Il. SCHERMAN,
635 Citizens National Bank Bldg,
Cor. Third and Main SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
CHICKEN RANCHES
BELLS STATION
Near City Limits; on car line.

One acre with 3-room house, fur
nished water piped on place; very
fine location; $3.50.
Two acres with buildings, horse,
wagon, implements and one acre in
tomatoes: water piped and water
stock; fine bargain; $17OO.
Two-acre corner with a mixed or
chard,. berries. vegetables, garden.
fine shrubbery, Groom house, barn,
chicken corral; water piped; very
fine investment; $500.
Three acres with water stock; fine
location; $500.
Eight acres with water stock; the
only piece of land in Bells for that
price; must be sold this week; $4,000.
adjoining new car line.
Y See GEO. II. SCHERMAN,
635 Citizens National Bank Bldg,
Cor. Third and Main SITS.