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BRADLEY BEACH.
ldence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BRADLEY BEACH. N J.. August 8. 1907.
AS the season advances the patronage Of
Hotel La Refine has increased to such an
extent that the big modern hosiery with
its $50 rooms and suites of sleeping apart
ments is almost filed. and Proprietor Frank
DeWolf is beginning to think that there
may yet be an occasion. this summer that
will see the big hotel damned from top to
bottom with summer folk. The building at
Bradley Beach of one of the finest summer
hotels in New Jersey, at a cost of nearly
100000 was something of an experiment
this year, and has turned out so we'll that
ats first season will net the owners profit.
and this, OF course. makes splendid predic-
tons for seasons to follow.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Gallagher of
Washington recently arrived to spend the
summer at La Refine.
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Personal to River Men.

Messrs Edward Plaskett. Raymond Tay-
Tor. Watts Yerkes. Wallace Riley, Riley
Cumberland and Charles Stephenson de-
parted last evening on trip to Colonial
Beach and other points aboard the power
launch Marion r.. belonging to Mr.. Riley.
Mr.. James o. Carter of this city has
turned from trip through the river connr
ties of Virginia and was at his office the
river front yesterday.
Mr. Charles Spekes. who. for the past five
years has been superintendent of the Alex
andria marine railway and shipyard, has
resigned to go into bodybuilding on HIS own
account He will be succeeded by Mr..
Thomas Hayden of Alexandria.
Capt. E. F. Sproul hull inspector, and
James X Cotton boiler inspector have re-
ported at the office of the local inspector OF
steam vessels for this district at Baltimors.
They are transferred from Norfolk TO NIL
vacancies caused by the transfer of Messrs.
Blum and Simpson to Norfolk.
Capt Benjamin Pratt, master OF the
schooner Margaret II. Vane, fell while
aboard the schooner last week and sprained
an ankle The accident occurred while the
vessel was at sea. and on her arrival at Ball
timore the services OF a physician were nec>
essary to relieve Capt. Pratt -
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DEAL BEACH.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEAL, N. j., August 8, 1907.
This month always sees more interest
ing golfing events on than any other.
though the very first week in September is
perhaps the big week of the year. In ac-
cordance with the usual custom great
throngs of golfers have been out over the
course. most every day, and this morning
between $50 and 800 players were out.
This morning there was begun a mixed
foursome handicap, eighteen hole medal
play, extending all day. and open to mem
bers only, with cups to winners, and in the
afternoon there was started second con-
test. driving. approaching. and putting COM
bined, for men.
Some Of those registered at the Hath
away Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Buchanan
and Miss Buchanan of Washington. and
from Baltimore have come Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Sulzbacher. They will spend the
remainder Of the season at this hotel.
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contingent OF Washingtonians Among the
latest arrivals from this city are Mrs w.
F. Locke. Miss Dorothy Locke. Miss Louise
Keeling and Miss Minnie B. Miller.
Among the late arrivals from Washington
at the Fenimore Is Kane Mahoney.
Registered from Washington at the Plaza
are Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman OsgoQd, Mrs.
Osgood and James w. Osgood.
The Seventh Avenue Inn is entertaining
Mrs. Sallie B. Craig. who registers from
the Capital city.
Located at the Ashland from Washing
ton are Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Klein.
Miss X. NJ. Jaauette is located at the
Leadley. She Is a resident Of Washington,
Located at the Franklin among the late
arrivals are Mrs. L. w. Reilly and Miss
Reilly.
Rear Admiral ]. J. Kane. U. g. A., re-
tired. is spending several weeks at the
Maryland. Mr.. Kane saw active service
under Dewey in the Spanish American war
and he also served under Admiral Farragut
in the civil war.
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SPRING LAKE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SPRING LAKE. N. J.. August 9. 1907.
Monday saw the commencement of the
annual tennis tournament on the Casino
courts here. and the playing Is likeiy.to
continue through the most of next week.
A burlesque animal and indoor society
circus is in course Of preparation at the
Spring Lake Casino Club.
Whist was played at the Allaire yes
terday.
Washingtonians registered at the AL
lairs are Mrs. w. E. Reikheimer and fam
lily.
At the Palmer House are Mrs. D. F.
Rand and Miss Bertha Howe of Wash
ington.
The Essex and Sussex is entertaining
Mrs. A. s. Caldwell, Miss Aline Brinker-
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John Brown colored. twenty-eieht years
OF age was treated at the Casualty Hospi-.
tai last night for cut across his shoulder,
and arm received, he told the police while
engaged in an alterca ton with Frank Car
son also colored near 18th street and Flor.
ida avenue northeast. Brown was not seri.
ously wounded =
Young colored woman named Mary
Hawkins living at 1924 Temperance avenue.
went to the Emergency Hospital last night.
about 30 o. clock upon her return FRONT
Glymont and was treated for painful cut.
across her arm. She said she received thaj
wound while at the excursion resort, amt
that It was accidentally inflicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-04

John Finding aged twenty-three years. a
lineman in the employ. Of the Consolidated
Gas. Electric Light and Power Company,
met instant death Friday afternoon by
coming in contact with a live wire while
stretching wires along the ground directly
in front Of the boiling house on the Falls
road. West Roland Park. Baltimore.
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BERLIN, August IA son was born to
Mrs Nelson OShaunnessy. wife of the
third secretary of the embassy at Vienna.
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SANTIAGO. Chile. August 3.-The Amer
lean cruiser st. Louis left Valparaiso today
for Callao.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

PHILADELPHIA. August 3.-Dr. VII
liam Thomson. a prominent physician of
this city and brother of the late Frank
Thomson. president OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. died today. aged sew
enty-four years. DR.. Thomson served with
distinction in the civil war.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August 3--Repre-
sentative William 8. Bennett Of New York,
a member of the American immigration
committee now in Europe. was presented to
the sultan in private audience by Ambas-
sador Leishman yesterday.
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Wedding Of Washingtonians.

clerk of the circuit court here to James
Roscoe Facer and Miss Julia Marie Esther,
both of Washington. 1t is understood they
were married here yesterday afternoon by
Rev. Thomas J. Packard. rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church.
On Wednesday Mr.. Joseph Nicholas Peter
and Miss Ida Virginia Bryan both of the
vicinity of Colesville. this county, were
married at Forest Glen. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Charles o. Rosen-
steel pastor OF St. Johns Catholic Church.
Mrs. w. F. Hoffman of Washington is
the guest of Mrs. F. u. Jackson, near
Sandy Spring.
DR.. William H. Trail and Mr.. Ralph
Orchard, Maine. to remain several weeks
Before their return they expect to visit
several points Of interest in Canada
Mrs. George Gray of Washington has
been the guest Of Mrs. E. l.. Fawcett
near Colesville.
On certificates Of two physicians as re-
quired by law. the county commissioners
have directed that George W. B Turner be
committed to Montevue Hospital for the
Insane for treatment at the expense of the
county.
The ladies of Christ Episcopal Church. at
this place. held lawn fete yesterday
evening on the lawn adjoining the rectory.
1t was literally patronized and proved a
social and financial success
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. widow OF William
3. Miller who was one of this county 8
est-known citizens. and Mr.. Seth W. Grit
fifth who is a wellknown citizen of the
county were married Thursday in Rich
mond. Va.
It is understood that Mr.. Clarence E.
Dawson of Chevy Chase is being urged by
his friends to be candidate at the coming
county convention for one of the republican
nominations for the house Of delegates.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
neutrality-suspicious..
FRA Samestprpn ,tibtiainseu.

Samcstoipn, ga. ,. 30te ausuit. en
az &c itsrite os Understandable SfSe'
Iinaer pad l~toitiuinoen sr SuternattondI
Sarpeiter gompaups. Ger forerties ell
tor gl9ngoe al foriifuise S!dgs Ro'
torer, Deb bois SieLp man fan orire tore
Naitiner, iom ! mango SiIfrIosr affss
fer Soften og uSferer m~arsfoloiae al be
8~ieruinaer paa Sarnren, iom oltiS bar
prret fou6uuSst meo Glib o. itrGngt
arbeiSe. 8eo at TRIPLE paa en- &ndp eaer
Sreie Hdd en- @eutiI fan BEN mooerue
Saunler plsie ut 2dro, baros bet. tiIida
bet, iHobsite % tRrfe i'm arItna. idae
geo til aistteuet, pumpe 8auo til Brig
/ Suiet eIIer til Rambling at a%reaturerus,
Ifiere gniilaae. ibsae 90 male Tdis.
Iepdrere SlsSs, tierue Smsr, oplbie fine
gbgninger meo gIeitrieitst og uofsre en-
TaugiolSigbeS al andre Ting, fom aisr
2ibet bebageEieere for Sarmereu ielu
inaoel Tom for bans SamiIie. arait
fan MI erbolSes ia biqist og tetpint. at
g~iteripsrsieIsu siter 6armmotorer sr
ble. al Iias ind tor Sistisbeb tom efter
ret aImir6eliac Rarmmnifiusri. Spsrass
naalet er life "gI en- 8asplinmotor uGs
r. mig III nosen Rptte". men ~bOil,eu
CT ben beSits for NIT grue?~
@asoIinmaitinen bar M naast Bet
tra,tife StGSnlm; ben er bLepst en-
RssoenSigbeb. Ga be er babe emile os
~Ietpiute at Sripe. Der trrnaes inser
Raitiniit sasr Sbrbsoer. beIer life nos
gen 5oripnina al gdno, oer oite maa
bentes Ianae Veie.
Oct tefHife a~ienShGb, Tom trRnaes
til at erips en- Rotor. fan man aafie
fla paa meaet Tort lib. os { Silf9lSe al
ar noaet ihlloe aaa ! Stpiier, tan Sias
Den LEI reparerss. liseiom Hse dele als
iiS er at srbcISs hos narmeite eo.aIs
agent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
SRA 9rpmmenes Icroem.

Sgiaa BEN Sib, % hi ioper og
brsmmer, beberifes at beitemte Sope.
SoaleoeS er bet Ell %olminoeli9 pin.
dologilf COB, at Sanfer, iom / Ssbet
al 8agen bar beifieftiget os iterft,
life fommer frem / natli9e 0rsmme.
Der er Iigeiom tenft til Gnbe og
i9tter iis life foit | ltnoerbebibitbe.
oens Rise, Der banner 9rsmmenS
egentlige S9more. Smoenot treoer
ON Natten De Sanfer / Sorgrunoen,
iom ON 3ageu er Bit fortrGngt al
rietigere Snteresier. Iiphologen
Haoeitocf bar engang trRffenbe fill
Sret bette i~aaleoeS: "Stierner Ipier
cgiaa ON 9agen; beres Sps ooer'
itraaIes imiolertio al Solens langt
~betpoeIigere % er life ipulige for
gineue; men iaainart Den fore er
foriuunoen, buffer De utalige Smaa
trent paa iamme Naaoe iom De
bunfle oe inlaa Soreitiaiuger font
mer frenL raar 9ageus itore Suter'
ester ipinber."
9eo BEN faftiIfe griitens Of lin.
berbepiSitbeben fan pi boert 2tebltt
let o~perbepiie os berom. Spor ofte
peb man life, ON ntar, bor laet 9reo
&aSieu, puttet en- Billet | 9ommen
euer il1tffet 9ampen, ioet man git
no. aae bisie 9egipeubeoer er iaa
basligbosie, at pt life fGiter os PEG
Dem, men be or Dog Bit regiitreret
of llnberbcpioitbeoer. Saalebes bap.
De en- 2aSierer en- Gag glent of ino'
fsre en- itsrre llbbetaling, iom fanbt
Steb, mems ban bupoe oct meget
trapelt. Cite Waaneoer ienere mang'
Ter Summen peo gsgerueS afllut.
ming. 8asiereren anitrGnger itg I
Here Gage for at finbe 5eilens ioen
at oct lpffes bom. Men iaa EN- gtat
Ter ban | 9remme tpoeltg Den Dfano,
til bpem ban bapbe ubbetalt ben tore
Gum, og nGite Tag fau ban glsre
seoe for De mangIenbe gense. st
auaIoet SilfpIoe berettes ON 9an'
tes Ssn gietro aIigbieri. Otter So
rerens DEB isser ban forgippes ben
.8Sc Gang al "8~urabiiet". en- 9at
Ter ban / 3rsmme lin 5aber, Der pc
GER pea ct Bret peo oct giubu, bpor
ban pIeieoe at itripe. timber bette
Bret Ioa oaiaa Wnmuifriptet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

icr of De boIete gItinssmGno fan
itstte fig til Ell frit uotoIt SolfepiIie.
Sea tror ganife piit life, at ct iaa.
oant Msbe oil fomnre til ct ~p9ientlig
anoet ReinItot END bet SIertnaet al
gItingsmanoene aaereoe bar iormli.
Icret. men BET oil life oeitominore Dor.
re at ben itsrite getponirg for Dem.
Seq Hitter oisie 2inier meo oct Gn.
ife, at boiS ct mt 5oIfemsoe paa
Sbinspellir formner / Stanb. oct
iaa mantte bIipe Iebet Of en- lignenoc
goub iom tiolieere, life minbit 6en |
1850, oa bets Sirfiombeo maa bIipe
til 2pffe for Sono oa SoIf.--@rof.
Siuuur Sonsion ! "GoIitifeu".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

1908. Sp.: Spr Z aar iibeu fisbte ie9
err ~Sortb" af en- anben Rdnb % betaIte
ban 5000 for ben. Senne Nauo bopbe
tisbt ben iantme "Sortb" for Stat to
Gar for og tnset Ssmmeret bort. 9tn
iioite &aar betalte ieg BET iibite afbra9
og Ifulbe iaa tfGee Dor &ontratt babe
"9eeb" paa 9anbet; men enbuu bar
ieg in9en fouet. uagtet ie9 ffere 8an9s
munotIig os ifriftIig bar opfororet bam
til at 9ioe mig ~Seeb". Sou er Der uo9en,
iom bar f~ortalt mig, at ban fan life 9ibe
mig nogen "Seeb". SporleSes forbolber
bette Jig? Seq bar en- trptt l1bIfrift at
Statss 2open augaaenbe Tar s9nnb, og
Der itaar tboeIi9t, at bpis life @isren
inolsier fit 2anb inoen ct adr ira ben
Sag. bet bleu iol8t for ~Sag", bar ban
tnbt lin 8et, og Sisberen fan ba faa
Seq. Set bem4rtes, at "Sortpen"
er StnleInuo. men BET CT ooer 10 gar,
iiben Bet bar patented. (Sctte er |
Rihigan.)
Spar: Spis 5pr6plect er nsiagtis,
Tom DC furflarer bet, burbe Der life bore
nuget iueien for at faa Sfisbe paa Gan.
bet; men Der er fanife en- elier anbsn
Sage peo Saseu, iaa bet CT moaife IT..
reit at raabfsre fig neb en Sasfsrer paa
Stebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

ridge. Ruled Grouse, Pheasant, October
and November; Wild Duck, Gooss and all
other aquatic fowl, September, October,
November; Trout and variety except
Lake trout, last half Of April, May.
June, July, August; Black, Gray and
oswego Bass, all the year except March,
April and the first IS days Of May; Pike,
Muskallonge, crappies, Perch, Sunfsh,
Catfish, Sturgeon, all the year except
March and April; White FISH, Trelipies,
November. December; Pickerel, Suckers,
Redhorse, Carp, Bullheads all the year.
As for Elks, Caribou, Mongolian, China
or English Pheasant, and all harmless
birds, there is no open season.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

1000. Co.: 1. 6oesn er bet iiireit at
henoenoe FIG til. naar man bill isse ON
Ssatert pda en- Gpfinoelie2
2. Or Omfoitninserne aItio be iams
me, og bpao hotter bet at uotaoe Yas
tent?
Spar: 4. Set iifreite or pei at
heupenSe fig til u. 9. Commissioner OF
@atents. Der CT forsprist inlSt % at
"Iatent a%tturnens", nben at pt boz tpr
inblabe Us paa at anbetale npsen fGrs
Hit.
2. gi anfbrer fslsenbe Griicr: Snn'
Irsseiie at "Gapeat" $40; S~usiemSels
fe at anissuins ON 4atent Sf5; ns'
fteSelie at gatent tprisinalt) 500 talt,
bpis Rubel peblGsses, $45.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
itnse apinoer.

On iremragenbe cngeIf @eiitIig
uotalte | en- Gr9oifen ~fslacuoe:
Zen muuier. fIareiet. friff % for
nsiet giee. Tom fan itoppe Strsm.
per. Iappe Ssi, ip i'm egen aioIe,
paste @rpoer og Yanoer, gipe Sri
fen 9taS, melfe 8isrene og gioe fine
uififfelige grsore Ell fortient Sua'
teIie. on Tom aligepel opfsrer fla
goot | SeIifa6 - oct er EN- Yiae, iom
enbper Hog og bGSerIig Runo mda
onie iom en- 2pffe at faa ill Sltitru.
Ren De H~nSSeraatiae, fofetet, boone.
~offefterebe, brpitipage, mtiifmpr6eu.
be, pianopineube. romoniIit0erbe, ele,
gonte oa moberrie iiugc Bigger, 'onI
MAJ altfor ofte fer, err life mere fiji,
let til gGgteitab emo en- npfiGret ling.
hcne tit at tage fla Ell Somilte boa
90 apIliueer. Soaer er ben. miue
Gamer, at ) bebsper Triheo 90 min.
ore Suerperi, mere SpboIo | aisf.
fenet oa minbre SiIitilaober, mere
9egemsbepGaeIie 90 minore SoioIig.
atng, mere Waolanniug 90 min0re
GiauofIimeriua, mere gabeubeh og
miu6re afiefteret SIpbeb, mere 6soe
og mirSre Romaulrsning. 9rGn6
op bit Sncrelip, Eige. iuooonS Fri.
beoens rene. itprfenoe 9li't, oGr Iiae.
frem. uoturIie oa orbcioiom. % on
bliper iaa oaffer % eIIfoGroia fom
GaturenS Sub bar billet, at Su ifaI
bIipe,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Oaniferne / argentina.

ON Gauiferne | argentina ifripcr
Sr. s. u. gaun QeiIiebe6spis | en-
9rtifel / "Sfanbinapen" ON Soipi.
taIsiagen):
"Gr oct mon life en- Sell hos os
Ganife, at hi mongler Srem'pnstbeb
| De itsrre SorboIS, gooemob til at
eribe til. naar ben gooe 2eiIi9beo
bpber iig9
Scatter pi 9liffet rimbt | oct irnee
argentina meo Den ripenoe llbpif.
ling, oa nrsoer ser os, bIauot mango
oubre @eipnberIigbeoer, oeiaa Ell
meo Senipu til Dor aoIoui, uemlig
hen, at De oanite Snooauorere, Der
tommer fra ct al @erbeus fsrite
oaerSprfenbe 2auoe, life poa longt
nGr inotose BEN fremIfiihte StiI'
ling, De fuuoe % buroe inetoge t
araentinas 2anbbr,ta.
3rmSt ON / Republifeu finder 81
SunSreSer af StaIienere og SrIGn'
bere Tom Gtere % grugere al itore
gitoncio8 (@obier) paa mango Se'
auas, beiatte mleo foitbare Sioroer
eaer buenenoe meS SGo - / bore
Gage araentiuos Willionerer. De
fleite al 6iSie SoIf fom til Sonoet
for Ell baIo ellcr en- bel eler Here
Snes Gar iioeu, iom gunite ufltltt'
oereoe oa iatti9e Snoonnorere, Iige'
iaa upi6enbe / rationale Sauobrrg
iom | alt onoet.
4aa famine Sio Tom BERTH He'
preientdnter for ben ooHite gonoe'
itano; / fit Sag iortrRffeligt OBJ
lGrte, bel ifolebe, nrbeibiomme %
ongtiae SoIf. Mteu trobS ale otSIe
ssortriu er De / aareneS 2sb ganite
ieileoe agter no al De uoloenoe
Stpmpere. Sbi bpor mango oanltc
9anomGno iinbes Der bel / Irgen-
tina Tom 6oreeoneSmGnb blonot
bore Stanciero$? Saa poerIt fao.
OF, bpiIfeu SorboloStal' geregntn9
man emo bill aul9age, ioa uil man
bpg fonlme til oct beorspclige 8eInl-
tot: at paa oct gunft itoar Gon.
fferne Der life, bpor oe buroe itaa.
Sette Sorbolo er iiffert pGIer't'
Iioit Ell SsIge al ben paope9eoe to-
rafteriitiife Waneel hos os. Bore
I2auomGno er iolioe, foritgti9e og
imootprueSe. Miau 6prfer lin leteoe
Soro / fit gnIistS SpeO, eler flsber
fin beifebne Gbocra al contaoo Tor
De opipure6e Sfilinger. Wen man
Sriiter iia iao eoot icm oIorig til at
aribe moSiat fat / Den 6remtio, Der,
for 6eu blot roeenliroe fIartieenoe,
pootrpnger fig, life iom ct 9rsrrt'
mebiaebe, men iom Ell iolto, oa9flar
girfeliabe6, Der bare itol nentes paa
i ct forboIoSuis fort Spano al lib.
SrIproere og S~taIienere bopbe net
OBJ Den bereguenbe Sinioshtlbbeo,
iom bragte Dem til at gribe til 2iSe.
9e fiber MI iom De itore @ooSeiere,
mems manager, eaers Iangt oueriegen
IGunIfer, fremOeIes TIiber fine beiteo-
ne aaor % - Iiaeiom Sr. 5lop.
monb - iinSigt tGnfer paa 'booo
ban tunSe bare siort', ba Sioen
por."
eenS "Ieeorab. gsaen" til slGsf %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Beet Ten tsr aatarrsS ALDER, tom iness
HOLDER apiftsIp,

ttteriSm spiislp htierf pl fOrearps SmaseiaHieu %
tuIshRuetst sStlesse bet belle spiitm. uaar bet faaE
trGues iHS sirHHsm slimatnssrHt. SaaedHHs artii'
Ter buree aIeria brnaes. HnstasrH tftet fpElfriit fra
Dpaiiae S9aer hi ben Stapc, os oil aiere, CO II WaHee
p9rre cub b. apee @iGtninaer, lem BE- malispis aIeaffe
bape. Halls Catarrh Cure. tilbcrebi az y ,. 0hes
uen a Co, 1oleDo, o.. tnbehet0eT infst Rrtttplp, %
brnst lem iAbuortes RebietH, pirfer ben oireftc pda
eiSest % SltHbtHberRe. Raar nc flsbtE Halls
Catarrh Cure. pGr iaa htfer paa II faa ben gsfs.
fen bruecs icm ineucrfrs NReetctn 90 ftiuirfes To-
Ifbo, O. At .. 3. gpeRer A 90. SieHesbpre mt
eU- eaaes hss apsttteEHs. gris TIC 5Ieifsa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

Zen rise Sufel: "0u fan Iigciaa
goot boIoc OBJ at iuffe for Trt. TIirt.
berg. Sun brnber fig life set riuee'
ite ON oig. Sum bar bare iifet eiter
Sc gerGe, bun troeSe, on iflrIOe drpe
efter mig"
3epseu; ltmuIi9tl SOorior tror
on 0et2"
SutcGeu: Seq bar ieEo frict Ill
benbe og facet So"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
San nosen sioe mig Splpsuine. ON
Der finbes noriie 8isrnehuube ttlialgs
Gmerita, % bpor DC fan iaaes?

Can yoa, or any Of jour readers.
through yoar Pabe,, tell me svhaf yeay
and date tie Indians and the Vhikes had
Their last hattie on The East Piekafonie
Rfver, near Woodfo,d, Lafayette CoHn-
", WIS.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

1905. Sp.: 8ip ct fpIoiet llbSrag af
Riuneiota Game anb Siib" 2op paa
Guoelif?
Spar: 3 ct Girulrre, ium pi up'
Zig bar mubtaset fra @sinneipta "8ame
anb Siib Commission, finbes bl. a. fsG.
aenbe perbifnlbe SplDsniuser, ipm furs
mpbentlis pil pGre tilirGffe!tse:
IT Is UNLAWFUL
To fish with more than one line.
To fish within 1000 feet of a fshway.
To break or destroy birds nests or
eggs.
To place or receive game in cold stor-
age.
To hunt or carry firearms in state
parks.
To hunt on land of another without
permission
To sell fish caught in lakes of Henne-
pin and Ramsey Counties.
To obstruct the Commission or its
Agent while gathering fish spawn.
To run or train dogs during closed
season on lands frequented by game
birds.
To deposit sawdust in waters planted
by commission or where brook trout
abound.
To use traps, snares, artificial lights,
nets, bird lime or set guns, to kill game
animals or birds.
To kill any game birds or animals in
any other way than by shooting them
with a gun held to the shoulder.
To use the hunting license of another
person-minimum penalty $5o.oo-or to
use another's shipping coupon.
To use sink boats, floating batteries,
sunken boxes, tubes or floating blinds
when shooting, or to hunt or shoot be.
tween dark and daylight.
To take FISH in any other manner than
by angling with hook and line, except
that Pickerel, Suckers, Red-Horse, Carp
and Bullheads may be speared.
OPEN SEASON, - for Moose and Deer,
last half Of November for Turtledove,
Suipe, Prairie Chickens, Pinnated, white
breasted or sharp-tailed Grouse, Wood
cock, Upland Plover, Golden Piover,
September and October Quail, Part