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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29
If Your Ewes Dotbcr Won

get a box of PETTIT'S EYE SALVE.
old reliable, most successful eye remedy
made. All druggists or Howard Bros,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

There are 1867 walled cities i
China where there is neither Il foreig
nor Chinese pastor.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29
TITS a thin, round-cornefed little
Enamel Box

TITS thin, round-cornered little
Enamel Box
When carried in your vest pocket
- IT means Health-Insurance.
1t contains Six Candy Tablets Of pleasant
taste, almost as pleasant as Chocolate.
Each tablet is a working dose of Cas-
carets, which acts like Exercise on the
Bowels and Liver.
1t will not purge. sicken, nor upset the
stomach.
Because II is not t'Bile-driver," like
Salts, Sodium. Calomel, Jalap, SIENNA. nor
Aperient Waters.
Neither is It like Castor OIL, Gycerine,
or other Oily Laxatives that simply lubrcate
the Intostnes for transit of the food stopped
up in them at that particular time.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

Children teething; softens the gums. reduces in
Examination, allays pain, cures wind collie. 2
cents a bottle.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

Syz q St Dance all Nervous
- Permanently Cured by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Send for Free 90 trial bottle and
DR. II KLINE, Id, s3l Arch Street. Philadepha Pa
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

William Waldorf Aston has impart
ed another impetus to the Oxford UNI
verSity endowment fund.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

Among the labOring classes in Ger
many meat once 4 Wee is the rule
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29
Three Horse DOubIpfree.

A dOubletree attachment to binder
or sullly pillow can be made according
to the plan shown. The dimensions
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29
Garden Gleanings,

can be varied slightly to accommodate
horses of different sizes
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29
FARM-BU1LD1NG CONSTRUCTION.

1t requires from 20 to 80 days fol
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-29

When carried in your vest pocket
II means Health-Insurance
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1908-05-16

he would give in. When he at last promised to be
good he was liberated, and went back to his tribe.
There he found that his followers had decreased,
but his tribe received him as their chief and his
old position was taken up but with ideas changed
as to powers Of the white men.
Many years ago his tribe experienced an earth
quake shock. Sko-Las-K Kin told them this was the
sign of flood to come. To be in readiness for
the event, he had his people begin the construction
of an ark. This was to be filled with every kind
of animal and with the members of his tribe.
Quantities of timber were Whipsawed and brought
to the place where the ark was being built. The
flood never came, and the ark was never used but
as token of the authority which Sko-Las-Kn had
over his people, there now rots an ark on the
banks of the Columbia which was intended to
preserve his followers during the days of the
flood
Many are the stories told of the doings of Sko-
Las-Kin In matters of religion he has been and
is the leader His days are nearly numbered and
his people are scattered The white man has shorn
him of power and robbed him of honor But his
eyes will take on the old CLEAN when the days of
yore are mentioned. His pride has suffered, but
the days of power are not forgotten.
He who now visits Sko-Las-Kin may wonder
whence comes the power with which he retains
his people. Indian agents in years past nave had
much trouble with him, yet have marveed at his
character and his beliefs. Many facts are known
to Clair Hunt, allotting agent at Wepinit who
has been among the various Indians of this section
for nearly ten years. Some of the statements in
this article are known to him. Sko-Las-Kin has
been further up the river in Stevens county, but
only those settlers Of 20 and 80 years ago know of
the days Of his power.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1908-05-16

none whom he need call master. When the whites
came upon his lands, and the government sent
agents to allot the grounds which had ever be-
longed to the red man, Sko-Las-Kin rebelled. At
the suggestion that the Indian build houses and
receive government annuties, he revolted In
protest his voice was raised that the red man had
lived long without the guiding care of the white
race that he had been happy in his freedom, and
that there was no need for change In those
days his eyes were bright with the fire of youth.
Now his once black hair is tnged with gray and
the luster of his eyes is dimmed by the result of
the years, and sorrow at the downfall of his
mighty race,
A tragedy in the life of Sko-Las-Kin which
served to break his spirit occurred during the days
when Hal Cole, now of Spokane, was Indian agent.
The chief was then in the days of his power He
had an armed body of followers. His possessions
were many, including three wives which were
dear to him. His tribe listened unto him atten-
lively. He was as teacher to them, revealing
unto them the truth as received in his dreams.
Oftentimes he would scourge his followers, not as
a punishment, but that he might thereby the
better clear their minds to receive the truth.
One evil day young buck of his tribe married
a Nespalum girl and brought her home She was
called Ni-Ka-Hy-In. She was beautiful to look
upon and possessed all the feminine grace of her
Indian race. When Sko-Las-Kin saw her, he
coveted her. He compelled the youth to give her
up, and took her to his tent The husband of a
few days was sad. He carried complaint to
Agent Cole who sent for the chief The chief
came, fearless, an armed guard about him. Cole
demanded that he return the woman. This was
one of the many cases wherein Sko-Las-Kin had
broken and defed the laws which had been pre-
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1908-05-16
LAST OF A MIGHTY TRIBE
Sko-Las-Kin, Chief of Once Haughty Race Unique
Character--A Source of Much Trouble to Indian
Agents. Remembered by Old Settlers

Across from the mouth of the Spokane river, on
the south half, in valley hemmed in between the
Columbia and the mountains, there lives pic
turesque character prominent in the history of
this section and known to old residents of this
county. Old Sko-Las-Kin now chief of but rem
nant OF once naughty tribe, in his 10th year is
awaiting the summons Of the Manitou to that
happy hunting ground where the pale-faced brother
will not intrude.
A hunchback, crippled from birth, legs drawn
up and his form grotesque, this aged survivor of
the western race has strange history He has
ever been dreamer, seer of Visions and the
voice of the great spirit is heard by him, and
through him given to his people, Once he pos
sessed large following Now there are but 80
who call him chief.
In the balmy days of his soveignty there was
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1908-05-16

scribed and the chief was informed that unless
he would be good he would be sent to McNeill's
island
Sko-Las-Kin laughed at such threats. Who was
this agent, that he could deal with chief, a seer
of visions, a man of power? No human power
can hold Sko-Las- Kim" he said. IF you put me
on a train the wheels will no longer move. If you
get me to the island, l will not remain. l will
walk on the water. l will go Free The white
man is strong, but the great spirit is powerful in
me, strong in strength not known to the pale face
No man can hold Sko-Las- Kim"
After dinner Cole had detachment of soldiers
in readiness. No argument would change the at
titude of the chief He rebelled at any authority
of others. The soldiers laid hands on him and he
was placed under guard. Taken to McNeilPs is
land, he remained there nearly three years before
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Wmerican federation Of 2abpr be-

Mmerican Teberattun Of 2abpr be-
gpnbtc / Won0ags lit %. Marsmgoe
/ 0enper, Colo. Set pente5 at blipe
cit AT Sc nigtiglte &onpentioner / Sc
0erotipnenS @iitorie. Mabnlig benz
tes Ser at blipe en- bt6lig &omp oper
set politiife Erogram, lom Gfsefuttp=
roooet fl,lgte / bette Mors po1ittlfe
&ompogne, og Joni / aft pelenltg
lfploes Hrniioent Gam,tel @on1perS'
Snitiotip. San agitere0e froftigt for
Organs &olg og ipgte at ooertale olfe
Meolcmmer al Ge0erationen til at
ltemn11e for bom, bpo6 Der Dan0t en-
temmelig uoitraft Mobitano, ibet
mango Me0lenmer bep0e0e, at Folt=
tif ligger uoenfor Seoerotione1s Sp=
gaper, og at bbert Me0lem maatte
fglge iiu politilfe Operbepisning. Ser
CT nit Blaner frenme ON at forbin<
6re Samuel @ompers' @jenpalg til
Yre1 i6ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Er. Ssbjprn til Muropolen.

Som nplig mcobelt omgooes Sap.
tein &onlO Mnu1nol el, meO Hlone1
ont nnite s(or at gan paa YolfGro
meo Naniens r6ram". @an ogter
til oel11e gfspeoition at be11ptte So:
bjprne lom 5rnf0pr ilteoetfor @l1noe
og Nlanen iiges at bore iaa bi0t
frenlfre0en, at Ssbjprne11c er ofret:
tc0e og Sc andre 6orbere0clier on1=
trent en6te.
&optein M11un6 ien regneoe u6, al
Ssbjprner, ioln er longt itgrre og
itnrfere ems Sc grgnlono lfe 911noe,
og lon ifol bore / 8eliooelie al ell
operoroenlig l1obol0enbeo, mac bore
ct ne1ten i0ealt Sref0pr til @fspeoi=
tione1s @le0er. sos Sen befienote
Gpregroslerer @agenbecf / &amborg
fjpbte Fan oerfor fire 1tore, nplig in6=
fangeoe Ssbiprne, og %oper6rog So
genbecf at 6resiere Dem til Mrbeios=
brl,g. @agenbecf er MI far6ig meo
0resiurcn. Sc fire Ssbjbrne laoer
Jig pillig ipenoe for Sleoer og 8og=
ne. og @agenbecf forlifrer, at Sc bar
pGret lette at afrette til Sref6pr.
&pcr 8igrn fan min6it trefte ltge
iaa meget iom Is &rn6e, iaa 6e BIZ
Der binigere at babe me6 en6 &lnoe=
ne, So en- Ssbiprn langt fra fan for
tore ioa meget lom Is @unoe til
lammen.
@aptein Mmunoien er for Gioen /
S9rb meo at laoe en- Slags Slpber
og Seletpi, Ser fan egne fig for S.
|bierne. Den perite 8anifeligbeo for
bom er 9riiea. On Ssbjprn er in
gen billig Siitorie, og set bar oerfor
foitet BAN en- lille Sormue at fao Sc
fire itolte Opr tnofanget og oresieret.
Som en- egte 6orretningsmano bar
ban imiolertio b%eiluttet atstiene 6isie
Benge in6 igien be6 at la6e Ssbipr.
meme uoftille run6t omfring / Ser.
oens Storbper. 8egDn6ellen el
giort me6 2on6on, bpor set iinl6ne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Danlk }i(keri geo 81:
6iriPn.
@n ny Sturinonitri.

~9ien" al 80. 0ftober meobeler:
Me0 9umperen ,@bina" anfom /
Manbags fra Srienten til gan 6ron.
cisco to 2anoSmeno, $. &laun %
6. 6. Sbielman, bpis Me66elelier /
flere Snterptems uoen Sptpl pil beef
fe Opiigt / bioe &reole.
Som &eprrlenta1ter for ct &cprp.
lentantifab bar Be to @errer I no,
gen SID opbo16t Jig paa Nor6fDite1
al Si6irien, bppr oe al ben rusliife
Gegiering bar facet &oncesiipn poo
at 0ripe 2afsciilferi beo Munoinger1
al 8alamaflooen, omtrent 2,1OO Nfi=
lie Nor6 for 8laoipoltof. Sen prrbi-
fuloe Stiff liges at lpge til bisle Gar=
panoe / umaaoclige Stimer, og s5n.
%bebaperne al omtalte &onceslion, sc,
gieloer for tolp Mar, penter at op.
tre6e iom Ell alporlig &orfurrent fo1
ben ltore Alalfn Bacfers glsIociotior,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Nueatr 8urt1enrtngfr / @unr,

Cen npeite og leneite 6orbeoring
/ &o1H truftionen al Stl1eopne CT
&armluftsrpret, iom in6l Tiger Ben
fol6e SUIT pe0 @ulpet, le6er 6en op
igjennem Spnen og lenoer BEN no
fra Soppen iom parm 2uft, boorDeo
opitoar Ell 2uftltrpmning / Gerel=
let, Ser / ct fen1tcn &paoratfoos Sm=
fang foron0res / Dpcr 40 Minutter.
0ette op11ooeoes life pe6 Sen gamle
&%nnitruftton. @ooiter Stope Cont
porp / Marion Sn0iana, bar netop
us e110t set npelt e / 6enne 8rancbc.
&armluftsrGret / @oolier 0pneue CT
gnrunteret at bnpe 81 &l1btftpmmerS
ltprre Gormefupacitet ems / nogen
onoen Snn, iom bibtil er brogt /
Morfeoet, og paa @rl1n0 al Set for
be0reoe &armeluftsrer ligeS Sc at
opporme / BET minDlte ct 8prell e me-
re, n1e0 Oct lalnmc 8renol el, jon1
fer benptte0es / en- Spn al Sen CANT
le &onltruftion al %lignenbe Stprrel-
le. Man fam meo 2etbeo lie Gor-
belen al at faa en- Spn meo benne
npe 5%orbeoring, So 9eiporelien /
&rrnoslet meget mart oil betale for
Spnen. @ooiier Spnefabrit er belig=
genoc / Moriou, sSn0iona, 314 5tote
Ctr, og enbper iom in0lenoer lin
M0resie paa ct Hoitfort oil mo6toge
ct @fsemplar frit al Sirmaets &ato=
log pao 64 Cider, meb Sen lope1te
Eris poa Dune len0t oireft til @jem-
met. vTirmoet Dil tillo6e Gent at
pr9pe 6eres @ooiier,ODne og &on1~
fl1rcr frit / 30 Sage / 9eres Siem."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Der / lgngere Si6 ngiten bar baDt
MonopoI paa 2afsefifet UNDER ala.
TIA. 2afsen iom fa11ges beo Stbi.
riens Mor6fpit iiges at bore al
minoit .lige iaa go6 &palttet iom Sen,
Ser Doloer fig til peo Maifa, og at
bore til 9feoe / langt itprre Mgng-
Sc e16 ii0ltnepnte 5teo. Sroos bette
bar Ser al6rig peret 0repet ipltema.
tilt Siiferi 6eroppe, naar unotages
en- Del iapaneiiife 6tiferbaaoe, iom
bar faaet Gilla6elie til at fife ser
fra gor til Mar. Sen al biSie 8aa.
Sc in6fangne Silt er bleben ne6ialtet
og iolgt til Sopa1, men set bar
langtfra peret tilitreffeligt til at
foripnee gfterisGrgs1en Slot ! oct
noroliee Snpan.
Set omtalte Snteres lentifab oil
imiolerti6 tage 6iifeinouitrien / Mla.
TIA til Sorbilleoe og preparere %
forienoe 2afsen / 8lifoaaier. Sfibene
49, Dampere, Seilifibe oG B%iiferbaa.
be - bill blipe u6ruite6e til Soraaret,
og 6nngiten pentes ien6t til europa
pia sen iibtriife 8one.
Com man pil lie er ber Sale ON
ct meget itort Goretagenoe, og BET
er at baabe, at set bill bltpe til 9gre
for bort Georelnno.
- s ct SSnterpiem mes ST. @laltn
poo Tairmount @otel r6talte 6enne
Jig meget u%forbebol6ent ON &laner.
ne, men bar berimo6 life felt pillig
til at fortelle, bpem SntereSienterne
CT; hi foritaar imi6lerti6, at oeres
Mntal er meget begrenoiet - en-
&usier og tire, fire 9anFe men
Mnpne fan en6nl1 life nepnes. Sell
Ter life l1otolte SIR. 8lal1n Jig ON,
bpor Sen poatenfte Slaa0e jfal u6=
rn5tes - 9onmorf, @la0tpoitof ell
Ter multgpis Gnn Grancisco, eller
ont 8eintntngerne bliper 0anlf,
r1siiff eller japaneii1f.
6ele Hlane11 ipnes en6nl1 at bore
paa ct f%orbere0en0e Sta0tum, og set
er ct 5pgrgsmual ON man oil fnnne
begpn6e pao Soretagenoet Set font
[men0e Soraar, men / 6elge ST.
Elouns l16talell er bil ser blipe ia.
get fat piebliffeltg.
timber beres timber lpgeller / 6e
nor61tge ggne bar b'@rr. 8laun og
Gbielmann giort mango interesiante
0ptegnelier og er paa 6eres @an'
6ringer fontne oper bt6e 5trefnin,
ger, iom alorig fgr bot peret be-
troo0t af Sen bpioe Man6. Sn6bpg.
gerne 6eroppe er ct 9eoma6efolf, lom
bor meget tilfelles me6 BEN MORO
amerifanife Sn6ianer, men / set bele
meget fre6eIige.
ST. 8laur meboeler ogiaa, at @g<
meme. oeroppe er meget rig paa Mine
raler, og ban ipaar, at set en- Gang
piI iette ieIpe &Ionoife @fpgeen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Goripano for Gioen opboIoer itg IN.
Ser 9ngenbecfs &omanoo.
@nbstjeaeiter ! ct. ganl.

Spnooens norif ebangeliif-lntber-
ife Menigbeb, &igrnet al CANADA %
13be @ts., boIoer @uostieneite bber
ESsnoaes S%ormiooag SCI. 1890 og
lften &. 7.45. @pn6agsIfoIen
mp6er 81. 9 Gor11.
S &apellet paa &iernef al Mea.
neD og Curl Sts. er Der @pnoogs-
ifole boer Sgn6ag @ftermiooag SCI.
8 og @uostieneite SCI. 7.30 Mften.
S @ol6s &oll, 913 @apne Mpe.
ner Dorf ctr. er Ser SgnbogsifoIe
bier Spn6ag @fterm. &I. 3. ~ g.
8. &eque, @aitor, $40 Capitol 8ou.
Iebaro.
Srefolbisbebs uorff chang. lutb.
&irte, harrington % @berburne
apeS. @uostieneite bber @enoag
81. 1880 Gorm. paa Morif % 7.45
aften paa GneelF. @enoagsfole
og @ibeItlasie efter &bimesfeeuos.
tieneiten. - @br. Spbilrub, @reit,
$50 Guller @treet.
@abstieneite ! ben n~prif.baaife
@aptit.&irfe, &i6rnet at MiIforo
od @oo6bri6de @treets. hber @d1.
jag SCI. 1890 6or1niooag og 7.3O
aften. ser. $50 u~ngoomsmgoe.
Sen norff-6anife 8apttitmenigbeos
misunderstanding mb6er / fit 2ofale
bber Spn6ag SCI. $50 gfterm., 81.
at Milfor6 og @ooobrioge @ts.
Gang og Matiif at Il. S. Sangfor.
alle Sfan6inaper biertelig BEL
TONNE.
Sen nurif=banife Metbooiit &irfc,
Si6rnet al 8roa6maD og 1915 ct,
afbol6er fine @u6stieneIter iom fgl.
ger: @re6ifen Sen6ag Sormi66ag
&Ioffen 1890. 9kften 7.45. nnge
Solfs @pmortb 2iga: @bn6ag Mften
&1. 6.45, og literert MpOe DC tire fpr=
fte Sirs6oge / Maaneoen. @gn=
nem66e bber 0ns6ag Mften &l. 8.
s. 6. Tollefen, Noltor, 289 1915
@treet.
9anff-eb.- lutb. ct. Gtepbans Sir
fc; &iernet at Orleans og @tebens
Gtreet> @uostieneite bber @gn6og
Sormio6ag SCI. II. @6n6agSlfole
8etbania Strife, 81. Sents & So
reit Street. @u6stieneite afbol6es
@enoog Sorm. ser. 1890 % Aften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ag Mften 8bn.
nemp6e / @irtens 8aiement. Sgn'
6agsfoIe bper @gn6ag 81. IL. 8.
S. G1agita6, 8reit. @opnl 846
Dorf Gtreet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
S0ell 9eoinS 8ej(e.
,Gn &eifripelie al Sen farcfnlbc &ejie
Sbtbet.

Den lpenife @i6enlfabsman6, Gr.
5beu @e6in, ser Dar bun6et Ser
oensberemmelie for fine Spbagelier
i set in6re al Miien, bar, iom nepnt
forleoen l1ge, / 6isle Gage fuloenot
en- mn, be1oig llnoeridgeliesfer6, iom
BON puabe9pnote Sen 46e December
1907, efter at Fan bab6e opbolot Jig
i Mellemaiien ii6en Sommeren 1906.
s ct Telegram fra Stmla (@ngellf
9itin6ien) fat 2on6oner 8la6et
uEimes" MI mo6taget SEN f9rIte uoz
fsrIige @filoring at 6enne Seoins
1ioite &eiie.
6orin6en &eiien tog fit 8egpnoel=
1e, 11oruiteoes en- ful6iten6tg np 8az
rapane / 2eb, mebens Sebin 1elp
opbolot Jig / @urgu. &an tog ilet
ingen at fine eamle 6o1f me6 Jig og
los loipre6e set &pgte, at &arapa>
men biloe fplee Geien til @efing,
oper @otban; set lpffe6es oglaa at
foo Sc tbibetanife Gpioner til at tro
ferpoo. &araponen Bel to6 al ii
Mono og 40 9pr. Sen tog itrofs
'@eien mos Mor6, n1e,1 efter at bore
noaet til ct &a1nft, ser ligger to 9o=
gcs &eiie til &orafam=Easiet, for
an6reoes &1lrien til itif Pit.
@e0in fit burtigt at merfe, bpor
ponlfelig &ejlen bil6e blipe. Set
1neeoe uafbruot, og Set enc efter Set
on6et al &arobonens 9pr 6e6e. S
ssonuor noeoes Mfiai=Gbin=Ge en, set
Gunft, bpor bons &ortlegningsar=
bejoe poo Sen forrige &cjie por
enot. Sanifeligbeoerne bofsebc iii
1tooia. Scr roiebe 5neitorlne 9og
'og Scat, ng @ejiporene us lette0es
f%uloten6igt. Cite bot Stillingen
1%ooleoes, at Sc &ejicn6e neppe fun
Sc bente at Ilippe 0erfra mes 2ipet.
Sen Iabeite Sen1peratl>r> ser opteg=
ne6es / $on>1or Moone6, par 1913
@rabers &1,loe. @e0in fit Gorfrps=
Ringer / begge 5p6oer, og ollie 0e
SSQar, &arabmen me6fgrte 1om 8ro<
piant, 6g6e.
@n6elig naae1e &aropauen Gbe-
mentlo, bbor Soriferen, @amltng /
fin Sis bar beret. S 6e forlpbne
Ga Gage ban6e &arapaner life
me6t ct er1eite leben6e &eien. Man
trof ber nogle benlige Segere, ion1
foripne0e @fspe6ittonen meo Mnti=
1ope= og D%norefjp6. Otter 40 Cages
@orcb / eit=lpoeitltg &et11ing paste
reoes 2en1cbang=Sgen. Boo 6enne
@trefning laoes flere @ulomorfer,
ser MI loa forlo6te ben, ga @ul6>
minerne fun er / 9rift ONT Gomme<
rem. Mellem SEN 32te % 34te 8re6.
oegra6 faces tD6elige Gpor at, at
@a1l6u6bin6ingen fer blep brepen eff
ter en- %betp6elig Maaleitof; blar6t
on6et bar Der anlagt 4analer for at
ffaffe @an6 til @11l6ets l1opolfning.
@fspe6itionen 1ful6e MI gigre
@pringet in6 / set fuGoitenoig ube-
fienote. Se6in baboe bt6til rejlt: /
europeiif 9rogt og ifert Bels n1e,1
alt bba6 ser funbe rGbe 8ererens
lan0e Motionalitet, blep nh brrn6t
tilligeme6 Sc meobragte &asier og
&ufferter. &e6ins Optegnel1er, Sort
filter og Snltrum1enter iomt bans
&enge ifiultes / &isieffene. @elp
forfle6te ban fig iom en- 9ooofb
fra Dailing og male6e lit Aniigt og
fine &en6er. Maor @fspeoitionert
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Son,as Gitraba Ealma, G,,bas
fbrite &reIi6et,t efter at 9en bar Bic
ben Ell ielpitenoig @epublif, er al
gaoet peo Dpoen / Cartilage, Cuba,
li61te Sorsong. San par en- trofalt,
parmtfelenoe Batriot, Der fra lin
l1ng6pm par fnpttet til Sen cubanlfe
0pitan0 moo Spanien og %giennemgtf
mango 2ioelle r og Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
minneapolis.

&aitor q. @anien beo Smmannels.
firfer TOM for ct &ar Tiger lioen ret
%alporligt tilifaoe be6 at itprte ne6 az
8rappen / lit Stem. &an fit ct
balpanoen Gomrne langt @aar / Nan-
SEN og forifjellige andre 8leslurer og
maatte forbinoeS al 2egen. San ct
6og MI paa set nermeIte ODER ST.
gerne.
@rosierer DHo Mabien fra &ig-
benbapn, @eprpi entant / Danmart
for @iIlsburp=8 aibb,,rn &ompag=
MET, opbolot Jig / &irsoags fer /
8pen paa en- 8orretningsreiie. @ros-
ierer Maoien ime6eler en- forget
Sn6fpriel al amerifanif Mel til San,
mart, bpor @fteripergielen efter sem
ne 8are er / itaoig Stigen.
N1t 8ibliotbef. 8ibIiotbefs=@o
mislionen bar peotaget, at ser ffal
bpgges en- np 8ibliotbefsbpgning /
Merbeoen at Sranflin og Blooming.
ton Mbes., og at Silialen, ser MI er
anbragt / &igrnebpgningen poa bette
@te6, ifal flptte oerin6. Sen 1fol u6=
ftpreS fomplet og bil foite c. $4,000.
Set gier neiten onot at lie 8ibliotbe=
fet flptte no al Sc gamle, fienote,
bpggelige 2ofaler. On Ergit, oben /
&igbet EFT flor Grpit, er set 10 at pioe,
at @alltpar6 Mlfelan6 flptter meb.
Goo fan alt blipe goot en66a.
Mle9mora 2Oscns &aro Slime
EartD 2proag Mften 5. 2t. Mopember
paa 9ania itore Sail oil blipe noget
ret eneitaaen0e / &etning al feitlige
Sammenfomiter. Set giel6er peo
Sen 2eiligbeO at op9ioe alt Sang til
Sorfnngeligbeo og Hragtlpge og SET
bele gaar no paa at bile Sen @le0e
ser fan opnaaeS be0 utbe lin1ple life.
Set oil furu1e fomme til at Fl lte en-
Sci, bpis man letiin0igt pil prppe at
brpoe 6e1ne &egel> og 6eitfomiteen
bil pi6e at un6ertrDffe ollie 6orjpg
paa at bringe Sper6oo0igbeo in6 /
2aget. Me0 6enne Set bp0er hi 1aa
f%orbanbenlig SarOel til Sc baar0e 81
ser, Ser 10 III bur0e pere forbi mes
@olget.
@eb Observation-Disclosures 5. 25,
Nppcmbcr / Gonias ltore @ol pil ser
foruoen ielpe Stpffet u9ef(oratio=
men" bliue gipet ct Gang og &on=
c]ertprogram at u0lpete muiifolife
&rGfter. ~ung0omsforeningen al
1905, Ser lom befienot arrangcrer
oenne Mften, bar iaalebes 81. a.. lifret
fig Msliitonce al Sc unge Gamer So
tbarine 6ieloc og 8ergliot &offitao,
Ser pil ipiae &%laberbuet, sen / nor
fife &reoie meget befie110te ,,nge San=
gerin0e, Mils Gina 6iniett, ser ipn=
ger flerc &ofnlioloer, lant SEN uo=
mGrfet opgtige u11ge banife &ioliniit=
inoe Miis @elga Senien. 81
&olle6apenoe ~0eflorotione1"
er: 0omernc Sigrib 8ruoer,
Nltrib Neielien, 0ognar Soft
og Marp Senlen lomt Ser.
rcrne giuar Mifter> s. 6. 8aroen=
fletb, Gtler 8>,ot5, Gbr. Ee6erlcl1 %
81. 2%psierup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
CHILD SUFFOCATED BY
FIRE: FATHER MAY DIE

EVANSVILLE, Pa. Aug. 2l.-As
the result OF fire at the Link bakery.
South Blairs,ille. al $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. one fatality occurred, one
person was injured and several of the
-ucrupaffts narrowly escaped being
burned To death
The dead
ANNA PIERRE. aged 5, body found
in the debris after the FIRE.
The injured JOS Pierre, father OF
the child, perhaps fatally burned
while trying to rescue his child.
The first floor OF the building is
used as bakery. while the other
floors are occupied as dwellings.
Shortly after gas had been lit in the
ovens the woodwork caught fire. Be.
fore those in the bakery realized what
had happened the whole first floor was
in flames. The girl, while in bed. was
suffocated by the flames