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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
MUCH CRIME IN SrARTANBuRG
One KILLING, One Assault, Man Stab
bed, Two RObbCricS.

Spartanburg, Dec. 1I.-There has
been much crime in Spartanburg and
adjoining counties since last Friday
niSh,. In this county there has been
one homicide, one murderous assault
and one Stabbing, all of which maH
prove fatal, and two robberies, while
in Laurens county, just across the
Spartanburg line, there has been one
homicide.
George Mintz, a young white man,
who knocked Mrs. Sallie Green in the
head with an axe at her home in the
upper section OF the county, robbed
her OF SIT and then made his escape,
was arrested in Piedmont yesterday
by Constable Hayes, of this city. and
lodged in jail this morning. Mintz
made partial confession, admitting
that the money he had on his person
came from Green's home, though he
said he had confederatcs. Mrs. Green
is in a serious condition and is not
expected to | y.
Saturday night. while on their way
to colorcd frolic, Charlie Dorroh
shot and killed Jesse Lcakc. near
SWitZcr, seven miles from this place
Both had been drinking and fell out
over some trivial matter, when Dor
roh raised his gun and shot Lcakc
through the breast.
AT COwpcnS yesterday morning.
one white man was stabbed several
times in the breast by another white
man, who made his escape. Both
were employed on the Carolina.
Ciinchiicld and Ohio Road They
disagreed about some grade work.
y negro named Kilgorc was shot
and killed by rrif Sparks on Waite.
60,
in Laurcns county. The particulars
are not known.
Mrs. Thomas, an aged white lady
of this city. was held up by negro
man on Spring street Saturday night
and robbed Of her money. Mrs
Thomas had been shopping in the
city and was on her way home.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
WIu0M!'.IGR, Z
j. FURMAN MORTON

has over three hundred pairs of
Shoes to so at reduced prices for the
next thirty days.
Mems $3.50 Shoes. cut price So. 10.
Mems 50 Shoes. $3.50.
BrOganS, worth $3.50, cut to $1.35.
WOmcn'S SLIGO Shoes cut to $1.iO.
WomCn's %l.5O Shoes cut to $1.3O.
WOmen's $l.35 Shoes for $1.25.
Lot OF Underwear and Fine Dress
Shirts and NCckwcar TO go at close
prices.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
packs Arm and Hammer Soda
for &C.; = bars BoraX Soap for Sc.
, packages Washing Powder, Sc.
oil 14c. per gallon; boxes Matches,
Sc.
VIII deliver goods to customers i'm
West Union or Walhalla.
GO TO
j. Il. MORTON,
West Union,
-FOR BARGAINS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
Where Bullets Flew.

David Parker. Of Fayette, N. Y, a
veteran Of the Civil War, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good
Electric Bitters have done Is worth
more than five hundred dollars to me
| spent much money doctoring for a
bad case Of stomach trouble, to little
purpose. | then tried Electric Bit
ters, and they cured me. now take
them as tonic, and they keep me
strong and we'll" soc. at all drug
stores,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
Statement Of the condition Of
THE OCONEE BANK.
resources

located at Westminster. S. c., at the
close Of business November 27, 1908.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
A Card of Thanks.

Seneca, Dec. 15.-Editor Keowee
Courier: I take this opportunity to
thank our many friends, both white
and Colored, for their sympathies and
aid extended us since the loss Of our
school building. May He who sees
and weighs every charitable act rich
ly reward you all.
Appreciatingly yours,
j. j. Starks, Principal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16

NOTICE TO DEBTORS and CRED
ITOtS.-All persons indebted to the
Estate Of j. +. Hinckle, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will
present the same duly attested within
the time prescribed by law or be
barred. j. EUSTACE HOPKINS,
Administrator
December 16, 1908. 51-1
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16
Aged Georgian Fathcr of Triplcts.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 12.-Triplets
were born Wednesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Il. Calhoun, of this
city. This couple now have twenty
five children. Tie father is so years
old, and Mrs. Calhoun is AZ. The
family Isl in destitute circumstances.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16

Woodburn Stock Farm will sell, at
public auction, at the farm, near Pen
dleton, DECEMBER 21st, bunch of
nice Horses. The lot includes some
first class Farm Hoi .es, together
with some nice Drivers. A number
of Colts will be sold that are sired by
the German Coach Stallion, out of
Standard Bred Mares. 1t has been
proven that the Coach Horse cross
ed on our home-bred mares, produces
the best combination horse that can
be had, and for general farm use
and for drivers as well, they cannot
be beaten. a rare opportunity is
offered you to buy a nice colt or
horse at your own price. Sale be-
gins promptly at II o'clock. For
further particulars address
B. HARRIS, PcndIcton, S. c.
December 8, 1908. 5O-51
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-16

NOTICE TO DEBTORS and CRED
ITORS.-All persons indebted to the
Estate of CHESLIIY ID. GILES,
deceased, arc hereby notified to
make payment to the under
signed, and all persons having
claims against said estate will
present the same, duly attested, with
in the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. A. r. MARETT,
Gair Play, S. Co.
GEO. T.. SINGLETON,
Westminster, S. c., Route / }
Qualified Executors.
December 16, 1908. 51-1
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
Another Idaho Pioneer Gone.
STANDPATTER.

Robert Grostein, a pioneer
citizen of Idaho, and one of the
first merchants to engage in
business at Lewiston, died at
his residence in that city early
Sunday morning, aged IA years.
The deceased was born in Poland
and came to New York when
quite young. He later came to
California during the gold
eNeitement, afterward coming
To Portland and The Dalles,
and ventually locating in
Lewiston in 1861. He con-
tinued in the mercantile business
there until 1902 when he retired
to private live to enjoy the mod
est fortune he had amassed.
During the early days he had
stores at several different points
and owned some fine pack trains
which were used in conveying
supplies to the different mining
camps. These trains were hired
bby the government during the
Rtaz Perce Indian war to handle
slIDlnlies ToI. the soldiers.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03

Grain buying on Nezperce
prairie has commenced again and
it is reported that several indie
pendent buyers are in the field.
1t is reported from Culdesac
that a cave-in at tunnel No. l on
the prairie line Wednesday even
ing resulted in the caboose of a
work train being enveloped and
three persons losing their lives.
They were Mike Till, conductor;
Dan Fell, brakeman, and Walter
Ennuy, timekeeper. The train
was returning from Culdesac to
Vollmer when the accident oc-
Cured.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
Ferdinand Findings.

]. M. Sharp made a trip to
Peck this week.
Tom Neighbors was over from
Westlake Monday.
Jos. Schaeffer is assisting F.
M. Bieker at the bank.
Frank Nuxoll, of Greencreek,
was doing business here Tues
day.
There will be a big free dance
here next Friday night, Jan. 10.
A big time is assured to all.
Frank Sprute, from Spokane,
Visited with the family of
]. 4. Bushue enroute to Keuter-
ville to visit his parents.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
hunter Accidentally Killed.

H. L. \Browna a prominent
resident of Idaha county and
owner of ! fine Farm east Of
Grangeville, was accidentally
killed while out hunting Monday.
In company with his Brother and
nephew Brown was put hunting
deer and shortly after separating
a rifle shot was heard in, the direc-
ton in which he had gone,
His brother went To him
thinking he had located 3 deer
and was mortified 10 find
him lying mortally wounded.
Although very weak Brown was
able toNexplain that in climbing
over a log>his gun was discharg-
ed, the bullet entering the abdo-
men and coming out at the
back of the neck. The wounded
man lived three hours after the
accident. Brown was married
and leaves a wife and child,
besides other relatives. He was
a nephew of L. P. Brown, owner
of the original Cottonwood town.
site.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
Steunenberg Notes.

School commenced again MonS
day as usual.
Victor Swanson came up from
Culdesac Sunday.
Mike Bogner, of Nezperce,
was in our midst last week.
W. l. Long will finish hauling
lumber for the sidewalks next
week.
H. E. Smith and wife spent
Christmas with H. G.. Quigley
and family.
Mr.. Warren Adsley, of Pollock,
is here visiting with O. P Fry
and family.
| |. M. Mitchell, went to Nez-
perce last week to make final
proof on his homestead.
Miss May Fry came up from
higgins to spend the holidays
with her parents south of town.
Chas. Steel returned Monday
from the Clearwater section
where he spent Christmas with
relatives.
You will miss the time of your
life if you fail to take in the
masquerade ball to be given
here the 10th.
Several of the farmers of this
section brought in hogs last
Saturday to be shipped to Seattle.
The price paid was 43 cents.
The dance Christmas night
was not very we'll attended on
account of the weather, but all
present enjoyed a good time.
We understand that G. A.
Smith has taken over the stock
of the Cash Hardware store, of
Lewiston, and the same will be
moved to this place soon.
The bridge at Moody Gulch il
almost completed. The bridge
is $50 feet high and 400 feet il
length. AS soon as it is finished
work will be rushed on bridg,
No. "A, which is but a small
one.
: J. P. Doyle, of Spokane, is il
the city on business. While her,
Mr.. Doyle had an interview with
| w. l. Long in regard to building
r camps at Lawyers canyon, on
e camp to be built on this side
/ one on the opposite side and on
/ down in tHe bottom of tn
l canyon. MrlDoyle stated tina
i there wouldh ID the neighbol
t hood of 400 men lit work ther
/ in a short the and that tn
e bridge would e put in just g
s rapidly as the Material could /
delivered at bridge site.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
KILLED BY A
FALLING TIMBER
Man Working With Gang
of Bridge Carpenters Near Fer
dinand Had Life Crushed Out
Instantly Last Monday.

Word was received here Mon
day evening Of the accidental
killing of a member of a railroad
bridge crew north of Ferdinand
late that afternoon. 1t seems
several of the workmen were
standing near the bottom of the
bridge when a timber, 4x12 and
18 feet long, which was bein G
hoisted into place at the top of
the bridge, broke loose from the
cable. The men saw it and
started to run but one did not
get out Of danger soon enough
andwsss struck squarey on the
ba head by sae falling
la Instantly killed.
lfestun man was j..
| F. way from Sunny
sbroSN d He IA Eadbeen work
ing with the bridg gang since
last March but INT Ended leaving
soon for his hofae1 4 as his father
had written hiIn Requesting him
to come home, also stating that
his grandfather had died only a
few days before. ThA deceased
was a bright young man and
was we'll liked by his cOinpan-
ions.
After the accident County
Coroner Blake W as summoned
from Keuterville but decided
that no inquest was necessary.
Undertaken Modem went out
to the scene of the accident
Tuesday from this place and
brought the body back with
him. 1t was later taken to
Grangeville for embalming and
will then be sent to the parents
back east.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03


]. F. Murphy, a young man
from Sunnybrook N. D. was kill
ed on bridge No. AZ north of
town last Monday evening by
timbers falling on him.
While we admit our water
system is rather small at present
we would have "Ye rekom-
spondent" of Steunenberg admit
that it is an improvement over
the Steunenberg system of haul
ing water in a barrel from a
neighboring town.
STANDPATTER.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
NEWS AROUND
The STATE

Items From Various Places Re-
produced for the Benefit of our
Readers-Stories Rehashed from
our Exchsss.
The body of .A Martin, the
young manSwf6 shot himself
last week neal Dent when lost
in the hills, was brought out
this week and Shipped 10 his
mother at Clevelan Ohio.
Henry Walsh, formefy of
Westlake, was adjudged insane
at Lewiston late last week and
ordered committed to the asylena
at Orofno. He has the idea
that someone is trying to kill
him. NJ
The Northern Pacific railroad
company has completed paying
it's taxes for this year in Idaho
and the state lis richer to the
extent of $11O,271.15 thereby.
Bonner county heads the list
with $41, 460.67.
w. R. Barton, H. c. Walker
and w. C. Walker were arrested
Monday at Grangeville for draw
ing checks on a bank where they
had no funds and getting other
people to cash them. Their pre-
liminary examination will be held
today.
A total of ZIG marriage license
were issued in Nez Perce county
during the year 1907. This sum
is smaller than for any year since
1902 when only 145 licenses were
issued. The banner year was
1905 when 357 couples were
licensed to wed.
F. M. Mcbride, the saloon
keeper at Vollmer, who shot and
killed big Jack" Kness during
a saloon row early last September,
was acquitted in the court at
Lewiston late last week. The
tevidence showed clearly that
Mcbride acted in self Defense.
Fugi Matto, a aJapanese wanted
at Oakland, CAL, on charge Of
having stolen $1,825 from three
of his countrymen, was arrested
late last week at Lewiston.
Matte was given the money to
deposit but skipped out with it
instead. He will be sent back to
Oakland.
The new target rifles for the
Idaho national guard have been
received at Boise and will soon be
distributed. The guns are 22
calibre and will be used for inside
target parctice during the winter
and it is thought this inside work
will materially help the record
firing on the regular target next
season.
The Hecla mine at Burke has
been closed down and the mer
paid off. The shutdown is in.
definite but it is stated operations
will not be resumed until meta
prices are settled. A large
quantity Of new machinery is tC
be delivered within a short time
and a sufficient number of mer
will be maintained to install thi'
equipment. r,.
James Gibson, a forme1
resident of Culdesac, was sho
and killed last Friday near Taft
Mont, by a 16-year old boy Stop
ping at his splace. Gibson camo
home drunkand began to abus'
his wife, when the boy interfereC
in behalf of the woman ant
children. Gibson then grabbed
a large knife and started afte
the boy, running him around tn
room several times. The lac
finally secured a shotgun AM
shot Gibson dead, the weapol
being so close when discharge
that Gibson's clothes were Sc
afre. 1t is thought the boy vii
be turned loose as soon as tn
coroner's jury returnes il
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03
Estray Cattle.

I have cattle, bfanded ~ on
left hip, still out ON ~ the
range. Rewsrd Tor any informa-
ton about theihl sent to me al
Cottonwood.
JAMES HoLLANDswoRTH. >
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-01-03

John McGee, manager of the
Nezperce telephone line, was in
the city yesterday.
We are in receipt of a pretty
card expressing New Year wishes
from Jacob Matthiesen in Germany
NJ and Mrs. Matthiesen expect
to laave the last of the month fo1
this c0uAtry and will visit for some
tlii1e III nQis and Wisconsin be-
fore Returning 10 their home here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
Rampen moo G9rineen.

IrmeenS SonitetSltab UNDER Sc.
belle al Waior Nnl,l Struub bar inc.
lebet en- peritabeI Gnmpoane imoo
Springsbniillerne | 0epartementS.
fontorerne / 8oibiugton. De be.
gnnbte en- Slags SorpoitiGgtniua /
~ieIpeite arigsbepartementet. Get
ferite, De. foretog iig, bar al iamIe
iommen ollie 5iGr.S tsptoite oa ilGu.
&c Dem pua gifaIbsopngeu. Get Del.
Iiee, rsbe @itlptGppe, iom "fcrnpeS"
hpert gar, blep ubarmbiertiat repet
op % ilGngt poo Ter, os iomme
StpoS lit &c prGatiae Gardner, ser
bar b9nat iom iuGre Graperier ON
&c itore Sinbuer. lilo maatte De, oa
Oct for aloria at fonme tilboge. Sor
Or. Straub bar befretcret. at alt,
iom IamIer Stsp, % bermeo tieuer
lom uotlGtninssmitaIt for 59riugs.
ba'iiler, fol ~fierues. ariasminiIter
Saft lao meo gemoS paa oerne On.
tnliairing, men Der bar inaen gei
omfrina. % ioa tommer 5uren til
DC andre 9epartementsbpeninaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
st mt beiperaf Slaa itob / Sors

Rags | 2onocn mellem Stemmerets.
tpinber paa ben enc SIDE og Eolitiet
pan oen anoen. &pinoerne - BET bar
Ell pGlbie SpGrm al benz - isgte at
trpnge iig frem til Yarlamentsbpg.
ningeL og Eolitiet isgte at iorbiu'
ore Dem beri. 90 oct lpffeoeS. Wen
iii @ieueiGIo lpffebes oct De beipe.
rate apinoer at fnuie ct balpt Suiin
Sinbller | Gremierminiiter NSquitbs
riiicieae 9opGl | 9pipnins Street.
Sa ale Stier bar ItGngte paa 9anb.
loroen ianbt npaIe al De iprigite
gma5oner poa at ongribe Garlas
mentsbpgningen ira Sisiioen. alt.
'aa fit De Jig tat | en- bel Del 9oabe,
roeoe opooer Sbemien og lagoe fla
tort ubenior Torlamcntet. &eo SiGIp
al Wegaioner raobte De iaa op moo
Sinouerne % fortalte 2anbets auar.
ne, buao SIogs anGbsner De Dor.
Smiioer fit Eolitiet ogiaa mobilize.
ret en- IiSen Sloabe, 90 iaa traf apir.
oebGren Jig tilbage. Wen ba bopoe
ogiaa Sla9et paret / ire elmer, %
Gpinoernes Cab opeipes til - 30
orreiterebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
DIM l1eEaterne Tor Den amerifar

On uoiiatcrne for Den american
ife Sonoelsforbinbelie meo Sopan cg
Srienten / Oct belle lpier man ira
Sib til an0en mango mooltrioenoe
9eretninaer. WebenS entelte Weooes
lclier al bette Clogs er baobeiuloe.
lpoer andre libet opmuntrenoe. Vtr.
Worit5 Sbompion, iom er itGrft inte.
resieret / SmiGtningen al Mel oe
Snbrifparer ira Staten 8aibinaton
/ De oiiatiife 9anbe, er nplig fonlmet
tilbage til Seottle ira Ell Reiie | Sa.
pan og Sina for at unberisse be font
mereieae SSorbolo Der, % ban ubta.
Ter iig meeet pesiimiitiif meb Sen.
inn til Sreintiben. amerifas San.
Del | De to nppute 2onbe err for 81.
oen pberit oaarlia, flyer ban, % bet
er | oct belle forblmoet meb iaa man.
ge Sanfeligbeoer at oripe grport.
forretning | Mil og aiebmanoSpa.
rer Serborte, at man life meb nogen
Srpabeo fan inbIaoe iig paa at no.
fsre nosen Itsrre Eartier. Den Fl.
naneielle Stiaing or iaaoau, OF man
lsber oltior flor 2iiifu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
Dill ban reiienere?

Otter bnno Der berettes ira 9es
Woines, ifal @itoernsr Giimmins
babe UNDER ulporIis SperpeieIie,
bporpiot ban UNDER De mlpprenoe po.
litiife Sorbolo / Staten life bsr re.
iignere iom @uoernsr og g~ienoptase
i'm Iopofatpraris, iom ban neolagoe,
ba ban blep palst isrite Gang / 1901.
glanot Giimmins' politiife 8enner
ipnes Der at bore bette Ieninger,
ON oct er tilraaoeligt at ban fratre.
Der lit @mbebe paa BET mlp9renbe
Sibspllnft, og De fleite er piit tilbsie.
Zig til at isge at beppge BAN til at
blipe %itaaenoe, inotil bans Sermin
er noe.
GumminS' politiife ggrgierigbeo
er iom befienot at bltpe SorbunoSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
Zen Sempfratifc 0atiunalfunuen.

ton IommeutrGoer i 9enper, Col.
nPite &irSbog Den zoe SuIi. Get
ipnes MI OF pGre en- afaiort Sag. a.
grpen oiI bItpe nomincrCt til grpii.
bent. @Oem Observation-Disclosures
blir, er enonu aaa oct itpi&ie. 9rpo,t
ieIo laber iii at foretrptfe 9ommer
George Gran fra LeInporc, Der og.
toa bar p9ret itPrft pautaIe Tor Gr9.
i!oentnomtHationet, men otter Siaer.
De ifal 0ommereu life hapc oibere
Spit I'll Of mobtage Romiuationen til
@iceprGiioent. @uoerusr SSobuion
ira gtinneiotu er, itisut nepue Ell
gfnno efter @rpmS Sierte, iremoe.
leg meget populpr in6en 8artiet, on
Der er megen Stemning Tor Of oipe
BAN onoen BInoS paa 8aIaieSIen
Sobuion bar imioIertib beltemt erfIp,
rel, at ban life piI bibe uoaet al ct
iaabaut Arrangement. San iseer go.
minationen iii 8rpiioeut, tiger ban,
og tm Fan life iaa Den, oil ban in.
9entiHs bape. GuOerusrens 8enner
paaitnur enonu, at ban bar sooe llo.
iister til al blioe nomineret til Sra.
iiocHt, men | oisie 5orbnobniuser ri.
De ianSipnIigpis blipe ffufieSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03

Cir aIfreb SarmsipOrtb elIer 2oro
NortbcIifft, iom ban beoer, iioen ban
bleo aSlet for fire aar fioen, ifaI ifsI.
&C et6orIpbenoe fra 2onbon bore bIet
Gneeier al geroensbIabet "1iutes".
iom bans NibaI, pearion, flor bar
Iise paa Wtppet til at fan Gingre /.
8armsmortb er en- at be merfeIigite
Nfqnb ! ben brittle 8IaoDeroen.
Sans 5ar, Der Dor Sasfsrer, piloe
babe BAN til at saa ben itioerenoe
@ei, men ! Is aarsaloeren opgoo
ban Sfolen oe log fig paa Sourna.
Iiitifen. S 80. garsaIoeren eieoe ban
33 forifieIliee Bublifatiouer, Dag.
blade, ugebIooe og Maaneosifrifter.
oa bar en- grunOig Wano. San er
mn AZ aar gnmmel, og bans iornem.
tie aois er "20noon 0ailp Rail".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
Selbia 8aauniart.

SelSig 8alpnfart. Weo 8rcp
3eppelins bersmte 2uftifib blep Der |
Wonoags foretaget npe Sorise /
Srieorihsbafen / Spiflano, oe Sfi-
bet flareoe meo Slams Den baaroeite
Erspe, bet enbru bar peret lat paa.
Oct bapbe ID Iosiagerer omboro og
forblep | 2uften I ga Sime. @ien.
administrator UNDER oenne Iangpa.
rige Suftreiie bar 341a Yfil | 81.
men. Der meoisrteS apparater for
traoolss Selegrofi, bpormeo Der fore
toges uellpffeoe Grperimenter. en-
Wotorbaao ferte 2uftifibet "paa
SlGb" fra 8aaonifuret og en- Mils
Sei no paa Siseu. Saainart oct
Hap fri at gaaoen, lteg bet til en-
Ssioe al 1000 500 og iatte iaa Sur.
ien moo Homansborn / Sdpei5, bpor
oct foretog en- HPffe Wansprer og
penbte iaa tilbage til ltogangspunfs
tet. engans paa Reiien ienfeoe oct
Jig iau lont nes til 8anbet, at oct fonl
/ SEAPORT meb ben Motorbaab, Iom
fulgte meb, bpoYpaa oct after iteg til.
peirS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-03
@crSens mGgtieite ariashaaSc,

""S'SNN VftSNItuueN
cen brittle ~"Siemmeflnaoe", er for
Sioen iamlet til Manspre / 3oro.
lisen, bpor IbnriraI 9oro Charles
geresforb bar unoer fin aommanbo
sol mooerne arigSifibe al ole mi.
lige Spper. Zen iamIebe SeiGtnins
paa benne SIaobe moeisr Jolt $4,000
Wono, % iraregnet apItpaaten er
ole oisie reauI9re WarincicIoater.
GngeIIfe Slabe uotaler iig - iom
t~iIsioeIigt er - meS StoItbeS ON
eenne SiGmpeflaabe % ioriifrer, at
eiSic Wtonsprer iutct bar meb Spif.
lonb at beitile. Men itrar eiter fan
De life On itg for of iommenligue Den.
ne brittle SIaaoe paa 301 Sfibe meo
zen tpife 6laabe paa 81 Sfibe, Tom
caioa unlia bapbe Iausprer / Rorb.
'isen. Slnabcn itaI oeIes / 10 aibe.
liuger. Sorb 9eresforo ielp pil meo
aanolfoaben % meb Saiis | 9ugten
REQ aalbef (galborg?) | beu uoroIise
Spllano iiugere CT Ingreb poo eng.
lambs Sitfpit, % 6olf ipnes itinbor.
liz, at &anoliloabeu Der ogercr IN
iterc, for iaaleSes omtrent mao ct
tpif ausreb pao England orte iia -
buis oct tommer til uoaet ina galt.
Zen aubeu aioeling bar iao / Sp.
brog a. i~oripare eneIaubs apIt oa
iloa (oet ipite) Nugreb tilbase. Ien
bnoo ipnes egentIis Spiferue ON Den.
ne Siitorie. iprIie on oct, at Den
Brittle 5laabe ubeu oioere prlaer fia
en- Balls ! Gnrmort9 vi iaar not
pibe oct.