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The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
MEMPHIS HAS FLOOD
Retaining Wall on GayOSO
Bayou Gives Way.
CREST OF WAVE YET TO COME
LeVees Not Expected 10 stand the
Strain Much Longer. EndnnEerinE
Memphis Partly Under Water and
the Gas supply Is Cut on.

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. with the crest
OF the food only a few hours away from
Memphis and all records for high water
broken during the day. the situation to
night is dangerous
Any moment the Ievee al HOllybush Is
expected 10 break. entaIling tremendous
damage in Arkansas. and putting all rail-
roads west Of Memphis out Of commission
The St Francis levee officials. with a
large force Of men. are working night and
day against fearful odds. At the best.
only few inches more of water can be
withstood.
In North Memphis several blocks are
flooded as a result Of the failure of a re-
tanning wall to hold the water backed Up
lin the Bayou Gayoso.
.Levee Cannot stand strain Long.
The river has risen . feet in twenty-four
EaIrs. Water went over the North Hele-
ma ievee this morning. but this does not
affect Helena North Helena is not part
of the city One of the strongest levees
on the river is between the city and the
flooded district
All titf rtN r-tlFi+it' tNt'fS W Aitt AlaAifti5
Central and Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
systems We're placed to-day at the dis
posal OF the food fighters and possible
sufferers by personal direction Presi-
dent Harrahan.
Hold men. material. and trains read
mess to rush al moments notice TO
any place requiring assistance or to any
persons in need of aid" was the gist of
the dispatch received by Smith.
Tonight the gauge is 46.3 feet. two
tenths above the record. Not more than
two-teHths more is expected. and trouble
is looked for from the fact that the
lcvees will not be able to stand that
height for more than a few hours, while
there is no hope FOR relief under three
days-
City's Gas supply Cut on.
The owners Of skiffs are reaping har-
vest. A uniform charge OF 10 cents is
made to carry a passenger from one side
of the street TO the other. The local sit
uation to-day was aggravated by the
practical failure Of the gas supply owing
To the water filterins into the mains.
From early in the morning until late I'm
the afternoon the gas supply was cut
OF. and the newspapers appeared under
great difficulties.
Plumbers blowpipes were called into
use TO keep the metal hot in the limo
types Even then much Of the type was
set by hand. This evening the supply
WAS cut off again. and the homes sup
piled only with gas ranges had cold sup
pcrS or none at all.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
PRESIDENT SCOUTS
WILD TALK OF WAR
Gives Correspondents Hope
ful View of Situation.
no WAR SCARE HERE
Official Washington Pursues
Even Tenor of It's Way.

Plan for Adjustment of Japanese
Misunderstanding Contemplate an
Asti-emigFatiOn Edict and NeRo-
fiatiOn of COdicII to the Existing
Treaty-'FriscO School Authorities
Expected to Make Concessions.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CONGREsS.

5-Senate Discusses Indian Bill.
5-Speaker Lauds Late Senator German.
5-Busy Legislative Week Ahead.
5-Hepburn Raps River and Harbor Bill.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
LOCAL

Mrs Gallinger Passes Away.
president .5yvtis War Talk.
Purse Thieves Still Busy.
z-Tantalus Club Gives Dinner
S-Fareweu Dinner 20 Y. NJ G A
Leaders.
SOLVER Selects Canal Partners.
ll-New Fight In G. p. o.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Hardi Gra~, New Orleans, Mobile, ana
Pensacola, February 7-I2, 1907.

Very low rates via Southern Railway
February to IL Sto20yers permitted
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Baltimore and Return, 81 ,25, BaIff-
more s. Ohio r. r.

livery oaturday and sunday All trains
both ways both DAYS. except ROYAL Linn
tied City Offices lA1 q St, and 6l9 Pa.ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

j. II. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Jury satisfies Tim

"Fhaw is satisfied with the jury. II Is
no exaggeratiOn to say that he IS de
lighted He doesn't think that a better
choice could have been made. He has
said that several times. We are all sat
isfied. including Thaws relatives. Thaw
said Friday that he hoped the jury would
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CONTINUED on THIRD PAGE.

A Ia Carte Lunch Served DAILY
at Eckstein's from Il to 3 IIle n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
SPORTING.
HOW IT FEELS TO LOSE OFFICE.

s-9-An the - and GossIp.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

For usual s. size Open $50 a m to 70
midnight. Wash. Exchange Bank. 7l0 Ith
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

kysrsgs sseFh
clFeBlsiIoa Nssk
Esdsd Fsb z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

ers fell on every day but the 10Th and
thunder storms occurred on the Ith
and 9th. The sunshine averaged 81
per cent Of the possible amount. sum
shine and dry weather are needed: n
Local once, Weather Bureau,
Elm Grove, Ohio Thunder show
ers occurred daily from the 9Th to the
9th. The days we're warm and sultry.
II. W. Baird,
Fairmont, Marion Heavy rain 1.55
inches) fell from Up m. % 4 p. m.
on the 9th. Showers also fell on the
5th, 9Th and 7th.-H. Glenn Fleming.
Lewiston. Kanawha- The weather
was very showery. Heavy rain fell on
the 9th. Wv. G. Henson.
Glenyllle. ilmer-yhe fore part Of
the week was cool and partly cloudy.
Thunder was heard on the 18th and
9Th. The sunshine averaged about 50
per cent. of the possible amount. -
s. w. Wilson.
Lost Greek, HarrIson-The weather
was very cloudy, with freqent showers.
Allen Smith.
Warrington, Marion Showers fell
on the 9Th, 9Th and 9th. The sunshine
averaged about 50 per cent. Of the
possible amount The week opened
very cool.-James A. Morgan.
Moundsville, Marshall - Thunder
storms occurred on the 9th, 9th and
10th. The mornings were foggy. The
sunshine averaged a per cent. Of the
possible amount. - G. E. Haddox.
Parkersburg, wood The temper
ature averaged / degree below the nor
NAL and the rainfall was .15 Of an
inch below the normal. A moderate
shower fell on the 9Th and a very
light shower on the 7th. The sunshine
averaged g. per cent. Of the possible
amount. Section enter.
-P6iiippi, Barbour The week was
cloudy, showery, and unfayorable for
outdoor work. The, mornings Of the
90, 4bh and 9th were foggy, and thun.
der storms occurred on the It'll and
eth. The sunshine averaged 50 per
cent. of the possible amount. D,
Dadlsman.
Rowlesburg, Preston-showers fell
on the 4th, 9Th and 10th, being heavy
on the 6th.-F. R. Proudfoot.
Weston, Lewis-The weather was
cloudy and showery. The nights were
cool and the days moderately warm.
The mornings were fogey.-Miss 9.
NJ. Davis. "A
Wheeling, Ohio The weather was
partly cloudy to cloudy, with occasion
al showers.-Miss NJ. B. Forsyth.
H. c. HOWE; Section Director:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

better skin down fer l reckon tts
liable ter be rifles next
twas rifles next and the winging
Of Big Jim, however 1t may have In.
;spired caution, also developed: fresh
animosIty in the hearts Of his fol;
lowers, and brought forth evidences Of
discipline in their approach. Peerfng
across the sheltering dump pile, the
besieged were able TO perceive the
dark figures cautiously advancing
through the protecting brush; they
sped out widely until their two TANKS
were close In against the wall Of rock,
and then the deadly rifles began to
spit spitefully, tie balls casting up
the soft dirt in clouds or fattening
against the stones. The two men
crouched lower, hugging their pile Of
Stag, unable to perceive even a stray
assailant within range of their ready
reyolyers.
aThis whole blame country is full
Of discharged sojers," he growled, "an'
they know their blz all right. ! reck.
on them fellers Is pretty sure to git
one Of us yit; anyhow, they've got US
cooped. Say, Bob. tibet lad crawling
yonder ought to be in reach, an its
our bounden duty not to let the boys
git too gay"
Hampton tried the shot suggested.
eleyating considerable to overcome die.
lance. There was a yell and swift
skurrylng backward which caused Ma.
son to laugh, although neither knew
whether this result arose from fright
or wound.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
CHAPTER XXI.


"she Loves Ne; She Loves Me Not"
It was no claim Of military duty
which compelled Brant to relinquish
Miss Spencer so promptly at the no.
tel door, but rather a desire to escape
her ceaseless chatter and gain retire
ment where he could reflect in quiet
over the revelations Of Hampton In
this quest he rode slowly up the val
ley Of the Bear Water, through the
bright sunshine, the rare beauty OF
the scene scarcely leaving the slight.
est impress on his mind, SO busy was
II and so preoccupied. He no longer
had any doubt that Hampton had util-
lied his advantageous position, as well
as his remarkable powers Of pleasing,
to ensnare the susceptible heart Of
this young, confdIng girl. While the
man had advanced no direct claim, he
had said enough to- make perfectly
clear the close intimacy of their re-
lation and the existence Of a definite
understanding between them. With
this recognized as a fact, was he JUS
tilted in endeavoring to win Nadia Gil
lis for himself? That the girl would
find continued happiness with such a
man as Hampton he did not for mo-
ment believe possible; that she had
been deliberately deceived regarding
his true character he felt no doubt
That the Girl was morally SO far
above him as to make his very touch
proclamation, and at the unbldden
thought Of It, the soldier vowed to OPP
pose such an unholy consummation.
Nor did he, even then, utterly despair
Of winning, for he recalled afresh the
intimacy Of their few past meetings,
his face frightened in memory Of this
and that brief word or shy glance.
All the world loves a lover, and all
the fairies guide him. AS the Off
GERS eyes glanced up from the dusty
road, he perceived Just ahead the same
steep bank down which he had
plunged in his effort at capturing his
fleeing tornentor. With the sight
there came upon him the desire'to loi-
ter again In the little glen where they
had first met, and dream once more
Of her who had given to the shaded
nook both lie and beauty Heswung
himself from the saddle, tied loose
rein to s:S6r6b oak, and clambered up,
the bank
With the noise less step. Of plains
man hs pushed IN through ths labys
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

Second Edition Of Daughter Of tne
Elm on sale soon. Leave your order
at Globe Book Store. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

London Chronicle Ii.
The peaceful cherry eater does not
realize the debt he owes to the aggres
siye mtlitarism Of ancient Rome. But
the cherry tree in Europe, whittier Y
was brought by Lucullus after Ms
eastern campaign in the century be-
fore Christ, Is one of the permanent
heritages Of Roman iingolsm The
very name Of the trait comes from CT
rasus in Poatus. the old Asiatic king
dom south Of the Black Sea The
peach, which IS a ''Persicum nahum
'tthe Persian applet the pheasant
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

"'Bliged ter teach 'em manners onct
in awhile, or they'll imbibe a fool mo-
ton they kin come right long up yere
without no invite. faint fer long, no
how, less all them guys are iiuts,"
Hampton turned his head and look
ed soberly into the freckled face, Inn
pressed by the speakers grave tone"
why"
Fire, my boy, fire. The winds
dead right fer II; tibet brush will burn
like so much finder, an with this big
wall o. rock back Of us, 1t will behell
here, all right Some of EN- are
bound to think Of It pretty blame soon,
an then, Bob reckon you an Twill
hev' to take to the open on the jump"
Hampton's eyes hardened. God,
how he desired to live just then to
uncover that fleeing Murphy and
wiring from him the whole truth which
had been eludIng him all these yearsl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

ltfron tie river Phasisl and ie. from
asas. In Asia Minor are similar In
stances Of things named by the Ro-
mans from their oriental orlsln and
entirely untecognized as oriental TO-
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
TO A DEAD MOTHER.

Since thou hast gone, l often see
In garden closes
Faint.vlsloned efigies Of thee
Among the roses;
Some semblance of thy beauty's
bloom.
Some SAVIOR of the sweet perfume
That chung around thee.
But never was fatn to say
"This rose is thine until to-day
Today | found thee.
Where poverty in squalor lies,
Within the city
Where summer burns but never signs
With breath Of pity,
How little speaks Of thee; but there
Thy rose of roses, sweet and fair
l found this morning!
The white rose in its broken pot
An attic windows garden.plot
I saw adjoining.
Meier bloomed sweeter flower Of love
In greenest valley
Than that white rose, set higa above
The squalid alley.
II anywhere on earth thou art,
Here would'st thou hide thy mother
heart
In establishment;
This rose must house thy spirit mild
To cheer the little sickly child
Behind that easement.
IT. A. DAILY in Catholic Standard and
Times.
Second Edition Of Daughter Of tae
Elm on sale soon. Leave your order
at Globe Book Store. <
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

ssSeinteren bar paret milb, afperlenbe
meo Sne ps Espeir, ps Slabeisrst nos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

Quiet ROmauptp, er Der iii Reblemmer
al bet teiierl,se GUS ubbeialt 125 MiI.
liorer Collars.
Den treble o. tiuiss ben betposlisfe
at ben rusiipe SerItsrs SubtGster ban.
uer &abinetsbsiibbelierns, bois nObptte
tiIialber Gsaren p~erionlis. De susits
Gal, M bar til 8sbsmmelie at llb'
bpttets Stsrrelie er BET Smians, Giens
bOmmeue tar, % bet iuarer ba Umtreut
til 5rontriges SlaOeiuobolo. Sabi.
rets6eiioSelierne lisser nRiten ale
Sibirisu, Us omiatter blaubt anOet be
bebite % itprite Cub. % 5slumtuer,
men fun en- Del al benz uoupttes eubnu.
8eo Chen al Sslu peuter &obbsr.
Sern, Ilaiiu % andre Grtisr paa at
tomme irsm fra fit 2sie Os briuse uu'
u~srltueliSe Riliuuer / SauberHe pua
Seritereu ooer ale Rusiers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Gu SbrSc for sSamilicu.

iuit life beboeeIigt, net iooIeoes
fsIte ban iig paa @ruuS az fin Eli.
itanb. Wer. SeofiI &rafIpp itriosr
fra GooI 8auep, ST.: Seq piT IN.
oerrette Gem ON, boao en- IanS ser
ia9oe til mig. San babbe Iibt al
@igt boer eueIte 8iuter. San babe
Ii99et tiIiengs ioal1uee, at Oct fore.
fom born at ban our til gpr6e for
SamiIieu. 9Ggerue fmoe life biol.
pc BAN. RoaIe faa SLATER SltrifO,
iom ieg gap BAN, firrereoe bam poa
fort SiS. San er III meset tafnem-
meIis. Sans Naon er 2ouis Iois.-
Or. 8eter's &llrifo flrrerer Rheli.
mattsrne oeS at trGnse Itee til On.
bets Rob, nemlig nrene Stofie / 9Io.
bet. Get or @rlmSen for oens fore
SeI6. Set er inoen Ipotbeter.I teot.
Gin, men foaes 6irefte hos Gierne, Or.
Teter Sabrueo G. Cons Co., 112-
lis 80. Sopne aoe., gbtcaso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

gsltauitraIien tinoe najten 2 Wiilicnei
6amilisr iinoe III ubtomme paa Glen
BONNIE Der buer bapee en- Sisrrelie a
$40 Heres. Wten Der mo- ristisnoI
fsrit isrses for tunitis 8anoims. Bro
blemet tunoe bog Isles LET, uoer at 6lp'
bernie bIeD tuset til SiGlp, ba Sorobut'
ben er nieset rig paa 9ilber.
8icere bar man fore, irustbart
Sirrfninser | spbafriia FAINT ubprs
9anbOutraaber / Ronturiet bet ipSliss
Sibirien, MeiopotarieH 9iIeaiien Sp.
rieu % GGsppten.
Som man Of ~uusuitnasnbe pil BABE
leet, iinpes Der snbuu fore 2anbitrat.
ninser, Tom mausIsr SeioItuine % iom
piiiuUf for en- Del isrit eiter baarot Gr.
beioe pil Iguue Solouiitens Sueb pg
Weie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Der er 5oro nof.

De Yaaitanbe, iom man life fI9loeu
fer fremiut pnL at rOr Serb life ital
bore iitano til at erHare en- meset itCrre
SeiOltning eno ben uQereoe bar, iaouer
euboer @runo. Ser giUes nemlig euo'
MI tilitratfelis frugtbare, al 8lOs og
Spade uberBrte StrGtntnser, ipm |
mango Gar bill afsiue Slabs for Suu'
brsbsr al Rilipner. Ser bar man fsrit
Us remit Canada; nnpnliS be petltss
SeIe al bette 2nno giOer 2site ON at
biiue Gusldnbs os andre 9anbes &Oru'
famre. Bet for SubiOn 8usteu Iisssr
mere enb 1900, 900 auaOratmile 2anb,
ION fun penter paa 2aubmanbens @r'
beibe. 9enns pil tlnne fgbe 200 Nit'
lioner WemeIter. !Soeoe er SuSebprO'
buffet Os &Iima ps Sorobuubsbeifai'
fenhsOeu fprer mso fig, at Ssffen sr me-
gel riselis os Of ubmGrtet &palitet.
Com ct anbet 5remtiOens 2anb fom.
msr argentina / 8~etru9tnins. Ser
lisser for 3ibsn 24O Riaionsr acrss
2anb brat, Ds pil uOen tluitis 8anbins
iunns forpanblss til en- 6aue. Serb.
bunben er for bet msits blsp. flsrs Sob
bnbt gnupiananb. SosOe, Gin, Rais
% Sutfsrroer tribes ber ubmrrfst. 8
be Iibits rs Var bar iiRr Stalieners neb.
fat Zig Der Os eier ullsreSs 9anb fiji en-
8arbi al so RiliOnsr Dollars, Oe
bperi 9lar iommsr ca. $4,000 npe 90
lOuiitsr. ai andre Raticner er Tpifsr.
ne, GuslGnberns Os 9tOrbameritansrnc
unprecedented.
iii 2anbe al benus Grt bsrer osiao
auitralisn. gaa buer al bets 8 NiaiOusr
apabratmil ialoer fun en- 8eriou. 3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
NYt Jbienperf.

Ct RanuTfript al Senrif 5bieu. e
lanst spiif 9ist, er nplis tOmmct 10,
9assn. @artet, buOrtil 9tstei al
be Meotploises | 1Snlerpier~ ifipi
oaunsoe S~nblebninser, or nplis iore'
last Statsminiiter Sisurb Sbieu % a
BAN srilGret for 9ste. Erufcsiur aarI
2arien astsr Of ubsipe bet % lepiaS,
bet uieb ubisrlise aOmentarsr af litera,
turbiiuriit Suteresle o. bar / ben Gin.
~Ieouins opbolbt fig en- llsss lib / ari-
i~iauia for at fonierere meb Sbisus ia.
mile Og siprc Giuoier | lln!ueriitets'
bibIiotbefet. 8artet bill frsmtumms
iamtibis pau 3Orit % Gpit.
8roiesior &arl 2arien bar ienere ior
en- itudbOImit Suteruieiper Isftet Iibt
pau bet SIR, lom builer Uuer bet up,
opoaseoe Sbisup9rt.
ga eseutlis Tube bet 10 iuotil oiSe.
re bore en- Semmeligbeb," flyer Bro
iesiOren imilsube. AIien ct % anSst
fan jss bOs iprtaae. Snrtet ct Ell
9istcpilus paa Beers, biit % Der sanIte
frusmsutarif men interesiaut, life
minbit fra bet Spnspunft at bet / fig
RUNNER ct % aubet, iom ben itOre Dig
ter iioeu bar onuenbt | andre al fine
Grbeicer. Oct uiier iaa at iige, buOr'
lebes Fan bar sfOnpmiieret.
Oct bIep Itrspet / 1864, ou Sbien Up,
bOlot Jig / Som us @ensanO, ps i Srpi
fOmmer bet til of blipe pau iem 9rt.
Sbien ielo bapbe aubeHbart iOrlast
WuuuItriptet us ieuere life oioit, buur
bet bar baunet. DIT ban imiOIertio bar
talt meb fine Seuner berpm, irsmsaar
berat at bn ies for nusIe Gage iiber
par ! &riitiuuia os talte meO Grofesior
2Urrus Sietri9ion ON BET, ptrebe oeure,
at ban ensans bapbe bsrt fOrtGae, al
ct iaubaut Bert af Sbieu Tube BABE
eriiteret, men bore fommet bort. 8
5prbisaaenbe bemertet, bar jeg left
9istcptluien op for 5ru Sben us Or.
St9urp Sbien, boilfe nuturlispis par
ueaet interesierebe.
@ertet bar fin eger eisnbOmmelige
Siitorie. s 1s93-190o bar en- COB
Ben Of mig en- banit RauO, beiOiat /
Rum. San interesierebe fig meset for
2tteratur Os pleiebe sua p~rtriug % TO.
be / be rOmerite antifnariite SOslaber
efter santle Strifter. Timber ct iaaoant
Strsiftus bar Def, at ban ianOt bet So.
ieuite Wanuifript. Sa ban / 1900
bsbe, teitamenterebe ban bet til bet fou.
selise Si6IiOtbet / &jsbenbapu paa ben
Setiuselie, at bets nosipeIie i 3ilf9lbe
Itulbe tie sieuuem mig.
Seq ngteoe / 1902 at iEtte mig | Spr'
binoelie meo Sbien, for at meb0ele BAN
O~poaseIisn al Wanuitriptet, men 8er'
ipuer, iOm fob bam nRr, f~raraaOeoe
mig bet, paa @ruub Of BEN Sinostil.
itanb, buori ban beianot fig.
Stu tommer 89rtet iii at blipe ub9i.
BET paa Sbiens samIe 6OrlaG @pGoen'
bal / 8ipbenbaun, Up iOm n9out turoe
bet for 9iieraturelIter fomnle til al
frembpoe en- bel Del al 9%nteresie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
G,arens Jnotaeter.

wv h0ANN ~V VSSh uVASHh w
Ruslmo en- "Bppuler 8alenber", Der
inbeboIoer en- Weusbe Bienipnltg msb
flor Glib iamlebe itatiItiife Dplpsuiuser,
Der Gan en- RRtfe intsresiante Data ON
be iuore 5prbolo | GJarriset. 8aa en-
entelt Stoe / 8pssn bleu osioa bet RUS
rife Seiierbus' SormuesiorbOlb ubrebet,
% bleu siuet en- Susriist ouer be fOlps'
iale Risbpmute, iom Quiet RpmanOtp
bar. Salenoeren bleo paa @ruuo al
oenne enc Sioe itrar funiiterst, neb bet
lptfeoes bog Ell enself YubIiciit Q. 6.
RarSOen, at fire fig ct GIemplar, %
ban bar / "@oeuius Staubarb" meb'
belt IN &ette Data al ben trimiuslls
8aleuoer.
@3arens Suctnster flpber At tire Sill
Der, nemlis at Stutsfasieu I. al be i~eiier'
Iise 9om9uer (bst tibIisers S~irtesUb8)
Os at be ~iaatalote Observation-Disclosures.
Gf Statstasien bar &eiieren Sntt9st
iOm Suuerrn; be teiierIise Som9usr
er f9IIes gienbOm for Suiet Rpmauotps
81 ReOlemner, men ~fOrpaliss al @Sa'
rem iOm SlGstsus Soerbopeb. &abi.
nets beiibbelIerne euoelis er gSareus
periunIise Gienoum / Gsenitab al Ser.
tier. Sper be Seiibbelier, iom Gjaren
eler bans SGGstutnse pperIisere eisr
iOm BrioatiOIt bar Der / Spsisrslieu
lille funnel gipes ~nsiastise S~plpsniuser,
fun ueb man, at be er u,eset betp beige
af Statsiasien iuar G5areu oarlis 81
Nilipu Dollars, bupraf Smtoitutnser'
ne peo ben teiierlise SpfbOloutus bat'
tes. Zen re9ierenoe &eiierinbe og Gn.
tsieiieriuosn bar buer loo, 1000 Dollars
/ aarsinot9st. @ibpert al g5areus
8gru faar fra fin 5sbiel Os til bet 21bs
2epeaar $4,000 anrIig. 5rpnislse'
rem bog "a RiliOu Dollars aarIis.
Sum man ier er 8elGbene life uperpal.
oeuoe fore, ibet be iiliammeu fun re.
~pr9isntsrsr l pGt al be aarlise Stats'
inbtR9ter.
9et rusiite GSarbus' SoOsbinbtasts.
tiloe er irniSlerttb heller life Statstas.
ZEN, men be feiisrlise 9Omaner. 9isis
9anoeienbOmme banusoe iiblisere Sir.
tesubiet ps gap / gRibbelalberen @eiit.
Gigbebsn euUrme RisoOmme. Zen rus.
fife &irte sr bel snbnu ben Gag ibas
rig men msb beus Sober git bet for
gOot ct Suubrebe Gar iioeu oens itsrits
RigbOm opsr | ROmnRotuernss gsiio.
belle. De teiierIiee SUmaHer batter
ct Slaberum uf 1910 &uaoratmil, BET
oil iiss, be er | uoftratuius ftsrrs snO
Srtano. Dmtreut TO 9rebisoeIe berni
er StOs Us siuer en- COB Snptast. Oct
ira Grtausel ftammenbe Era &c en- ger'
bsnsartitel, fra Observation-Disclosures
iGlsss 2 RiliOner Rubitoo Ira, en-
duben geIiboelie | BOlusba lsosrsr aar'
lia 100000 3rasr til 8earbeibuius
be bsru9reube ~ieiierIise Sasmslsr.
Den rsfsrsuoe Grebisoel al be teiierliss
9om9usr sr be bsoit tultirere assr.
iOtber. 9e ftsrfts 8inbfroe | Ruslano,
Der prObucsrsr 2anbets bebfis Bin, er
teijerlig Gisnoom, be pmietter aarIis
for nafsn l NiliOu Dollars.
8 Gamara sr en- isiierlis S~utteriabrit,
Der aarlis lsperer 1900 Tons Suffer.
gaa Opsr ct Sunorebe Siebsr ubnpttss
9anosts Wineralrisbom for t~eiisrIie
@ssnins.
Den ffsrite Del al bet opbprtsoe Cant
sr bog bOrtiorposiet. Den aurliss Rst'
tosepinit paa ale bisie SsrIisbeber sl
Omtrins IL RiliOuer Dollars. 3 b
! 5unbrebs Var, &trissubiet bar iilbsrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

Altis sfonpmif. $onieman6 GfrD.
Senbe til en- SfoIefamerot): Seq
ftaI fortrIle Dig, at min Gar bar facet
npe 2gstRnoer.
Mf.: "Sor BON fooet npe Snn-
Der? Wen bob ffGl ban ioa giere
meS De aornIe2"
Soniemano: ala ban itaI bel Ia
De gisre ON til mig iom oft nnoet.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

Oct fore 7Se Snni SOget til Rurge
af9aar fra MinneapuliS ben 1Sbs
Rai unOer perionIiS 2eoning til
Seem gorf al DIR. 2utb Saeser og
oerfra ben 216e NSoi meo G1tnarb
9iniens nDe Camper "Garmania",
ben itbrite Camper / @erSen meo ire
Bropeuer. SpbulS Ueo Riagarn
Sails. aue 8nSioQerer I gripatc
STUN. Stof Dem YIo03 meS bet iam.
me. Ruiif Smboro. Strip efter
Sanftreret grugram; BET ienbes frit.
gunarb Cine, 3O2 Gecono aoe. Co.,
minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
HANFORDS
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