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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Draw Down Your Coal Money

Several weeks ago the sum Of $3.50
was subscribed by a number of Eureka
citizens aud an order sent to the Utah
Fuel Company at Salt Lake for a car
load Of their best Castle Gate lump
coal. The company writes that it has
more orders ahead from its regular Gus
toners than can be filed in the next
two months and respectfully declines
the order. In view of the recent i'm.
proved condition in the fuel situation
IN Eureka. it has been decided not to
make further effort at present to secure
coal even from the Wyoming fields. and
to draw down the money now on de-
L in the Eureka County Pank.
'se interested are requested to apply
he Bank for their money.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Working Off Their Slack Coal

Speaking Of the coal famine, says the
Boise. Idaho. News, it is likely that as
soon as the coal mines which are owned
by the railroad companies. get rid of all
their slack coal the shortage will end.
La the same connection, it is a bit
strange that the railroads have cars to
haul this slack. but none to haul good
oaal
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Reduced Post Office Box Rents

Under n recent ruling of the Post
Office Department box rentals are made
uniform throughout the United States.
The citizens Of Eureka are favored un-
der this ruling by the following reduc-
tons: Call boxes. from 80 cents a
quarter to As cents; ordinary lock
boxes from 81 to rs cents; large lock
boxes from 81 to 81. Postmaster Broy
announced to his patrons that this
SEIZED ule Of rates took effect from Jan. /.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
THREE CHARGES ARE DISMISSED
Mining Operator William Whalen
Is Not To Be Prosecuted
Any Further
From the Sacramento Bee Of Dec. .

From the Sacramento Bee Of Dec. %
Upon motion Of Assistant District
Attorney ]. r. Hughes. the three
charges Of obtaining money under false
~pretenses fled against William whalen,
were dismissed this morning by Su-
perior Judge E. @. Hart. Whalen was
convicted on November ID on . similar
charge and sentenced to ten years at
San Quentin.
Whalen was q mining stock promoter.
He sold shares in wild cat mining
claims to a number OF victims in this
city. When IL was discovered that the
claims were valueless. some Of the in
vestors had Whalen arrested. upon .
charge of..obtaining money under false
~preteuses.
Whalen is now in the County Jail,
awaiting the outcome Of an appeal to
the Appellate Court.
In asking that the cases be dismissed,
Assistant District Attorney Hughes
said that nothing would be accomplish
ed by trying Whalen on the other
charges, as even in case Of . conviction,
the sentences would have to be served
concurrently. Whalen is q middle
aged man and q l0-year sentence will
deprive him OF liberty during the better
years Of the remainder Of his life.
Sheriff Reese. who has Whalen in
custody. says the prisoner still conducts
the business of the mining company he
represents in his cell at the County
Jail, and that he has issued stock since
he has been imprisoned.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05

d. Swift g. Co.. Patent Lawyers,
Washington, D. O., have sen rs Q
beautiful art calendar and q vest-pocket
calendar for 1907. They will upon re-
quest send both of these calendars, post
paid to any Of our readers. A postal
card will bring them by return mail.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Documents Filled for Record

The following legal documents have
been filed for record in the Office Of the
County Recorder since Dec. %. 1906:
Robert Raftice to J. A. Rattazzi-
Quit claim deed to lots 90, 81 and 20 In
block 81 in town of Eureka. with stone
building thereon. Consideration $50.
recorded Dec. 81.
Mrs. A. Summerall and Thomas
Summerall to @. J.. Mcbride and w. S.
Yates-Bargain and sale deed to lots
s, 9 and 10 in block + of the town of
Palisade. Consideration 800. recorded
Dec. 81.
Assessment Work on Wild Cat Mine,
situated in Stafford Mining District. by
Thomas Maggetti.
Notice of Location and Work Done
on Humboldt Mine No. 2, situated in
Stafford Mining District, about four
miles southwest of Palisade, by q. w.
Jones. o. H. Mcdonald. Miles McKin-
non. Recorded Dec. 81.
Notice of Location and Work Done
Oh Humboldt Mines Nos. 8. 4 and o.
Same description and locators as in
Humboldt No. 2 mine.
Certificate of Location of Mt. Conn.
Mine. situated in Stafford Mining Dis
trict ,op the north side line Of the Green
Mountain mine. by P. d. Delmas. Re-
corded Dec. 90.
Notice Of Location OF Mountain View
Mine situated in Stafford Mining DIS
trict adjoining Bunker Hill niue, by
Zenoli Silver Copper Company. Re.
corded Dec. 30.
Notice Of Location of Green Noun
tain Mine adj lining Mountain View
Mine in Stafford Mining District. by
Zenoli Silver Copper Co. Recorded
Dec. 30.
Location Certificate Of Edith Sher.
radan Mine. situated In Stafford Mining
District adjoining the Old onondaga
Mine. by zenoli Silver Copper Com
pany. Recorded Dec. 20.
Location Certificate of Bunker Hill
Mine in Stafford Mining District adj
joining Onondaga Mine, by zsnoli Sill.
yer Copper Company. Recorded Dec. 20.
Certificate Of Location Of the Iron
Pit Mine. situated IN Mineral Hill Min.
ing District. by 8. Charles Pratt. Re.
corded Dec. 20.
Notice Of Location of Mule Shoe Nos
! and 2 Mines. situated adjoining the
Geddes g Bertrand Mine in. Secret
Canyon Mining District. by Joseph
Ford. G. L. Hagalaan aud 2. f. Whit
more.
Notice of Assessment Work on the
Queen Mine, situated on the west side
of Prospect Mountain. by d. Morris and
William Laird. Recorded Dec. 20.
Certificate Of Location of November
Mine. adjoining Albion No. l claim
near the crest of Ruby Hill. by H. M.
Chance. Recorded Dec. 2S.
Notice Of Assessment Work on Sarah
Nevada Mine in Eureka Mining Dis.
trict. by c. w Ruden. Recorded Dec. 81.
Notice of Assessment Work on
T%ippecanoe Mine on Prospect Noun
tain, Eureka Mining District. by @. W.
Ruben. Recorded Dec. 81.
Proof of Labor on Oregonian Mine on
the westside of Prospect Mountain in
Eureka Mining District by James Nc
Bride. Recorded Jan. 2.
Proof of Labor of Copper Grown Nine
in Antelope Mining District by G. w.
Leighton. Recorded Jan. 2.
Proof of Labor Of Copper Butte Mine
In Antelope Mining District by G. w
Leighton. Recorded Jan. 2.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Card of Thanks

Mrs. Il. A. Parry aud Mrs. E. M.
Bradley and Sons desire to thank their
many friends for the kindness. SYM
pathy and assistance rendered in the
hour Of sorrow caused by the death Of
a loving husband and relative.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
Notice to the Public

Notice is hereby given hat from this date I
will not be responsible Tor any bills contracted
by my wife, Mrs. Ellen Hawkins, for neces-
saries or otherwise, the said Ellen Hawkins
having left my bed and board without due
cause.
WILLIAM HAWKINS.
Dated at Eureka, Nevada, Nov. q, 1906.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
More Coal Coming

The officials of the Oregon Short Line
that they have several train
loads of Goa, on the way from eastern
points, which will avert the threatened
coal famine in Nevada permanently.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
METAL MARKET.

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver at New York 695 cents per ounce.
Lead at New York. 5000 per 100 pounds
Casting Copper at Salt Lake City, 2St cents
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
MINING TAX.

Notice 10 hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds Of the mines of Eureka County for
the quarter ending September 80. 1906, are
now due and payable to me At my Office IN Eu-
reka and the law in regard n the same viii be
strictly enforced. H. G. McTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
LAKE MOHONK CONFERENCE

The members d the Society of
Friends, o. 81 thsy are More com.
monty ealled. she Qnakess. have
always made non.resistance fund.
atnenial tenet oi their faith and
for thirteen years Mr. Albert K.
Smiley, member Of the Society Of
Friends, By establishing snd main
tanning The annual Lake Mohonk
Conference, has ekertsd lremend.
Gus influence Tor international
peace.
There are many individuals sud
not few organizations now work.
lng Tor the abolition Of var. Dis.
armament The Hague Tribunal,
an international congress Or parlia-
ment are some Of the means, Is.
iahlished or suggested. BY which
The desired end ls 10 be attained.
But The simple. natural method up.
on which the Like Mohonk Con.
ference has always expended lie
effort Is arbitration. Il would ap-
ply 10 nations the same sensible
plan which civilized men ABORT. Ia.
stead Of saying. "lscl ns cut of our
hands, or keep our arms strapped
70 cur sides, Or wear our fists svash-
edlln poii bandages. IN order that We
may not quarrel wilh cur broth.
ers, Il says, Let us reason To-
gesheF' The view Is sane and
practical.
The conference this year was
largely occupied with the consider.
alton Of the educational side Of ar.
bliration, With the study Of ways Of
spreading interest 10 the subject
among schools. colleges aud busi.
ness men Perhaps the nlasi I'M.
portanl note struck was the neees.
siiy Of training popular though Of
the knowledge that there are two
sides 70 every question.
Few popular sentiments contain
greater possibilities q harm THAI
that incomplete and misfepresent.
ing version a necature famous
toast, "0ur country, ughi or
wrong The repetition oi il, usu.
ally accepted a. evidence Of an ex.
aited patriotism, j. too often tvi.
1onee of an unframed mind and ol
q narrow, pariigan patriotism
Rhleh civilization hes Ioag 1ai.
grown.
10 man rises q ihe lagbes type
u citizenship Who D. incapable ul
recognizing thai any nation ath
which differences arse may BE-
abls % present phases of tie lues.
ton At issue which make arbIira.
ton oct only reasonable. bat ihe
only reasonable course d 81 pur.
sued
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
Local Happenings

tAt7'iAf tHiit IL
Tmc pens laf ln Missouri to-day
VIZ Ilalsell las eone q hls Texas
ranch
LK Mesumn vas telling nsh ssor.
Ae tosisr
wP 9assaood is boae fsom Pryor
Greek today
SE Mcclure has syphcli fsyer and
i quite kick.
"A. carsslo~sy returned from s,
Louis losiaf
Tie Crowsil case mag reach TIE jury
thm afternoon.
IS heasy IA here from ClammoFo
attending court
TIE LueY las ofice i being treated
to nen awning
vi nfYan slll address TIE Demo.
cratic couyentl0n - Oklahoma elty
today
Vegetables Of az kinds are plenti.
ful ans Of good quality - vel - very
cheap
VlnltA has aBs sssefage system
!. l& some Of our citizens don't seen
kuow Il
IRE ladies ui tie Congregational
Z church wlll have a rumAge sale Ia ths
near future
Frank Goodkooats ana ~ifeafe hefs
ffn@ nArtleasllls sisltihs the gentle
m&ns mother.
Mrs a. " FOREMAN Is feporteaslck
A. TIE hoale of haf sister Mrs Gabe
Parker near DaFant.
NJ L RaIsfts ths accommodating
representative nf tha Kansas Cts
Paper house Is hers today
> George Wright all becsne com
missioner 60 tia Use tribes JuiY lsf
taxing the place of Tasns BlkbY
9adgc 9lll pronounced hie sent
pnce la tie penllsutiAfy upon plsas
Chlldsrk Sho entered ! plea Of quits
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

seFefal Ffam sluce nY lungs Wefe
~ bAdY Aderfsd flat ! tad many
leMQffhaEes sf'tes a = Axe 81
Woot lna ! ta0s treatment sith
segefa physicians slgloaf auy haneGt
I then started 10 take Fo.sy lIoae8
aad TAT ard ai angs are uuH as
Wlud sA bullet ! recommend It u
advanced STAGES 0f lung trouble
Ea.ey HuHef aHd Tar stops tie
cough and heas the lungs aHi pre-
vents sef.els results ffaH s cod Sc
fase saasfitatta fag sale 81 al drug
gafs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

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fs. tts Sattsn Utiaes si tas itiisa .tefsl.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
Aneisnt Rome

6 nos merely a luemorl q tie past
b1Iiafi sEfQA LIuIMHnf 8 fhE family
.inimeat % TIE twentieth century A
positive eafe - fheenatisn b9sus
cuts spFaius gfsfaiiR|a etC ii.
Esnpon eiautefff No writes Il
have lset >noe iau.meni foi fi4eana
izsM aud aH pAEn can't ay enough
in is praise @at h5 PEOPLES 'tfGg
store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

"WEDNESDAY sett8 -
Geo poplu IS among tie Adair
visitors todsy
seymour Riddle and Gale starr Rad
business Al Ngssoxee yesterday
Henry Workman lhesupeFintendent
Of the water works is Al ossego today
Frank Goody ykoouif and piie eft
over tie Katy last evening iof Chieaso
pr white ana aiie Or Adaif are
visiting ~ and Mrs b G Chandler
The lnfant q jim DoleftY died
las, night al TIE lome south oi town.
Dave wtt ays he has TIE finest
prospect for corn oa his place east Of
town hg has ever had
TIE y. M. Mars Printing 20. viii
Install an electric motor As soon as
TIA aay cufant Is established
Ildge LamAu y Parser returned
from thc itiuearY u Oklahoma slth
Ambassador hfYee iAst evening
Tiss llttls child of Nf and Sir.
Geo Mceulloch IS stili tery stek Nith
little Indication q improvement
John FraaElln and Geoise Nithsil
safe dism lssei from jury service g..
daF g leok after thslf aheaf TAR
eesgs
Deputy Zimmerman came Ia from
Hlaml yesterday elth Fmus his>stt
eharci slth gfaod larceny aad lAnd
a him Ia al
Ambassador Bryce passed through
Vinita yesterday eFsnlus enfoate 70
s. LOUIS after spending about a
xeek Ia Oklahoma
Madison tooiAn Is lome visiting h.s
parents AL e tosB Hs las osen ID
Texas f1f yeAf d mere "a tie EN-
plcT of tho American Espfrss -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

geAssuiAY Chlideu killed hls step
daughter and pleaded lnsanlgY
MsFson Flalnss waA hart lasl night
81 tie wagon oYeftamlna during nfe
practice Ne bones uefe broken
10 g W bay IA attending meet
iug q The Oklahoma psatal asAceia
tlon A oslahoma Cts tbs 9sek
chas Grant hAs = fosre oi men af
aafk On tie Yeutem brles 90 tie
eA1 side and wlll push the work 70 q
anish
= n Mafrs : purchasing 3 yuan
TITS of land III tie upper p&wpaw
country enc q the best farming and
stock sections of the Chefokee nation.
A uumhef 81 yinlta Democrats left
lAsf nlsht Eof Oklahoma cts 70 at.
tend the State convention 70 ratlfy
the psimify election held on the
sikth.
The ralifoAd COMMITTEES met with
Mr. oasay Of CodeYxlile thls morning
ksss .ook favorable action with refer
snce to TIE fight Of way through the
cts and bonus
Charlie Roach came Some from
kansas City today whsre lie has boen
fof tie last year lie has = position
as q cfnductor 90 a sheet ear line He
will return 20 his place after spending
tuo q three weeks wlth his parents
AZ Locust Iilll
TIE railroad meeting Al tha Com
meFcsal clab rooms lasf night I'D not
mAtefiAlise and another effort was
made today TIE pfo9oatioh 70
build ~ tie uortwest over tie grade
made ~ tie Ilenderson company
seems 70 hs ; good proposition and
will doubtless he agreed upon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

liyou wlll make inquiry lt wiIi bea
revelation q fua how nanf suVumb
q kidneY o. bladder Troubles IN ore
form or another Il tie patient is
not beyond medical cid FaleYs Kid
ney Cure SilI cure Il never dlsap.
points For sale o. az druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

bf ] " Cn.s sho s taalasa tao
mouths coafse a. the rpstHndaate
Medical school and liospiJa. q Calca.
So writes pf Winner that 81 IS cons
fofiably located IS under same 81 TIE
ablesi Instructors q America and e.
Peetst g derive much benefit from bs
stay AZ tie college ~ craig Vii fs
turn e NlultA some time In August
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

A prompt pleasant ga0d guslF
iaf coughs and colds Is Eennoi
Laxative Cousn syrup Il contains
10 er'ates and does ue, eobstlfate
Clildfen Ike g so.d br NalisHeg
s NeFsfs aud People urg Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

Rings Little liver Pits teel lhe
sgktem clean tie stomach sNoel
iuuni relief fcf hsadss eand bilious
ness coed f0f al tie family sold
hf 8 Z Owens i50
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

summer coughs and colds yIs.d a.
once % Bees Laxative Cough syrup
contains honey ard taf but 40 op.ates
ChlIdren Ike q lis laxative guallt
tits recommended Il G. mothers
Hoafseness. coughs croap ed sulck.
s. Keep It on hand "A ONens M
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

lfloa haven purchased 500 daa.
tae4aa season tlckets yo4 ae4d 90
- az ouee After 1alg IN tie
price RIll positively advance q 5 81
~ admit ticsets anl q for chll
dfeus tic6ets Tcssts can ems -
purchased fiom tie regular ticket
sellers None ei la so.d al ue re
dsoed price bg ue Ctaa,aa4aa man.
asemeut Tickets iHag d ha3 ifeu
J 3 renlnk anl waiter Charles
worth
IS & Ward 81 nyenbafs Tenn
writes TINS = o. ceuIG tHat i
have used UfinQ laxative Fruit syrup
i1f thfQuc constipation aud e las
proven. without 4 doubt fa e.
thorough practical remedy fdf tbls
tfaahle and .t IS with pleasure ! 1seF
m{ conscientious reference For sale
b. a. druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

Has f0
sata sfsFas sMssHs
sN#NsN TsMHsNHN#
ssFa5HF fzszai5t
s. HAst alst ssHes g aasas as Eia1sa ! q
s s Hsalas HlsH
H
fste HsHts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
ct SommetcrfIQoe
pdd Siefiiten,

Sa ben itore neutrality-suspicious.
Sobn 3. @oueb bar oso, ienbtes
8ognlas meo 9lomiter fra bans
Siem for at uboeles blanot De fat.
tige. Sa ben itore Mengoe Wenne.
tier Tom til gsgraoeIien, fmotes Der
life en- enefte gIomit pad &iiten; ben
eneite Decoration beItoo ct Tibet
bpibt af Soarer merfet 2ommeter.
fl9oe, bpis Siitorie er oenne:
Sor mango Ior iiSen bapoe en-
ing 9pinbe inoeaaet | 9@steifab nteb
en- ing Mano. 9e boiatte fig / @ep
Dorf.
Otter at De bapoe Taaet fig neo
Der, opoageoe ben i,n9e &pinbe, at
benoes Manb bar Ell 9riiffenboIt og
Spiuer, og ban begpnbte mart at
labe benbe bore biernnte aIene ON
Rptterne. 9e tit to intaa gsrn, men
ban brso Jig tpbeIignis life ON benz,
for ban bolot fig aItib borte fra
Siemmet. Senere begpnote ban at
misbanbIe fin camille og ~forbanbebe
sen % pantIatte Wsblerne. Den enc
9ien'tano efter ben anben, iom bum
bapoe bapt meo fig fra fit 9arnboms'
biem | Gentucfp, ien6tes til Eantes
laatteren.
Otter en- Sibs Sorrsb maatte Sen
Itaffels 8pinbe saa no og paife for
SoIf, for at bun og 9srnerte ifiilbe
faa noeet Of Iepe at. Srm banbe bog
ct fi9rt Minbe tilbage, ct 9iauo, iont
henSes Rober bapbe iornret benoe
paa benoes grpllupsoag. Sum pIei'
eoe at ipile pad Bianoet og ipnge for
fine imaa, bporefter be BAD til 8lto
% gift tiIienes.
en- Gften bun fom biem, bar Eia'
noet borte. Sun foritoo, bpuo bet
betsb. Get iisite, Der minoeoe ON
benoes gamle Stem, bar pantiot az
benoes Ranb for of ffaffe 9r9noe'
bin. Senbes Sierte bar nnr peb at
brittle, men De imaa Born fom bert
% bao benbe ipnse. Sun omfap'
neoc Dem os forisste at iphee faa
aoot bun flnbe. Men @~r9nbeoinet
bapoe ben Dag df en- eller moen
@rurto life imagt Wunben iaa 9obt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

~, 90 ri | Bet fierns bsrte ct Stub
gi fafteoe fanrtibie werftciet fra Of
oe iotte | frIbt Giriprang i Metnine
al 2eiren.
Goiep broaitaniebe o. inoppeoe ei
SpaSeboanbtag, mems ieg traf III
min lange Sfiarpefnip, ioa ni til en-
bis Grab bar bepabneoe.
ga pi nrrnteoe os 9eiren. giorbe
hi SoIot, os raabiIos bpiifenoe ON.
bpab bi ifuIbe sisre.
San ines hi os IpbIsit nrrmere,
iubtiI pi pIuoieIig iotte | ct piIoi
arigsbpI cg itornteoe 9eiren.
Eli Dor itore Sperraifelie oa
Sfuffelie iaa pi life en- Iepenoe SiuI,
men Warfen bar | bunoreoe at Dieter
rirnot Sptten tort beo9ffet meo ipare
Wprerl
8i funbe life fomnre mo | Sptten
noen at fnuie Sunbreoer al Dem.
Wen ba bi enoeIis Tom mo, opoa.
aeoe pi, at oisie Mprer nar be Tppe,
Tom bapoe itiaoIet bore Grter % bore
Riiengrpn = be, os ingen onorel
3 Ionge, t9tte Sloffer gif be frem
og tiIboge til bore Ssnoer, bporfra
DC ib9rbig bortfsrte Grit efter Grt,
@rpn efter @rpn. Sc iniat ino glen.
mem SprGfferne og lempebe liitelig
gorerne ND Den ianme Bel.
Gnoelig bar oa $emmeligbeoen
rpbaget.
gi iatte 5pr paa a%sfaItpapir os
onareb Wprebatalionerne meo bet;
men bet parte TO belle Elmer, fsr pt
bapbe bcIeiret benz, % ienere bclot
De fla pef fra Sptten; for Der por
ionoipnIispis noeen, iom bar fom'
met iig unoaf os bapoe aoparet tine
aanerater mob at gaa til bet fare
iuIoe Steb.
gi opoagebe aloris, bpao bet bar,
'om bopbe bragt @eperet til of gaa
at. st eaer anbet Gpr maa bel ia
rsrt peo Seilgarnet meo Sooen os
iaaIeoes truffet / aftrGfferen og lss'
net Sfnooet.
IRA ben Tag bar BET, Tom ON Spf'
fen bapoe penSt iig for os. vi tonot
meaet Cub og por pelituuenoe Soil,
IA pt tom tiIboge til gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
HE FIXED THEM.

The mayor of an Ohio town tells
this story:
Among my constituents is a Ger
man butcher, an honest, square old
fellow, but with all the stubbornness
of his kind. One day he came to me
very much excited and highly indig-
nant.
"You should shtop idr he sput-
tered. "Righdt avayl | don'd like i'd,
und ] don'd shtand id no longer YETI
What's wrong7" | asked.
He brought his fist down on the
desk.
"You know we're ! lifl Yessl
Rigid along side dot United States
UNITED Brethern) shurch; yess! und
dot pell ringsl Early in der morning
dot tam pell rings rigid ven | wants
to schleep yet. | been up late der
night pefore init mine business und
in der morning early / want to schleep
und dot tam pell rings und wakes me
up nit mine eyes open und l don'd
schleep no morel You do someding!
Yess?"
| explained to him that l could DO
nothing in the matter, and suggested
that he attend the offending church
himself. He gave an angry snort.
you don'd make EN- shtop? You
don'd' do nodding for me?" he de-
manded, Selling his hat.
Den l do someding mysellufl /
FIX 'eml'
| warned him to be careful, but he
went out, shaking his head and reiter-
ating his threat TO FIX en-"
Some time later / happened to meet
the old fellow, and vas beckoned
mysteriously to his side.
did you hear apoud id?" he in
quired.
| had not heard about it, and said
so.
DOT schurch," he said, "und dot
tam pelll / fixed 'eml Ach! my! l
fixed 'em! Dey don'd bodder me no
more yeti"
and what did you do?' | asked,
fearful lest the foolish old fellow had
made trouble for himself.
Making a trumpet of his hands and
standing on tiptoe TO reach my ear, he
answered, in a loud, exultant whisper,
81 moofed!"