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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

S~uIfcs. Gu Samille Fnitcr at
arbetoe paa en- Sarm, helt l u. Tutota.
pdr oalda uprue arbetosopgtige Bern. "3e.
cprdbs RoiieH" anpiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
<ilialas.

= ttldlas. Sdrnt ttlldI9s, oeltgs
asnoe / Gum Guuntp, gis., 4 Ntl ira
Standardization, ! gPil fra norit airie meo
&ural Bot % 5elstonltnir. Earmsu be.
ltaar at 30 2lcreS bebitc SIaas 1ormlauo.
IS AcreS Niger % alsucrena, Reftcn Stog
% Sdunegang meo rtRoeuoc Rauo, meo
puaitauenoe Suie FAINT 8inomrflr. Srl'
aes btlIig, ON Sauoel Her itraiS. Tor nRr'
mere llnocrretutng ~tiIitrtu Dtdrtiu 6laoUes,
W%enpHroute, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Gu Yiae ifubt meb Saal. Tro

Sromss meooeIeS Sen 26be Sauuor:
Gon 8aor0en 0rabenq / 2pngen. ct
Gnr Mils Sci ubenfor 2~pngseioet.
er en- Eige ifuot meo ct S~oeIgeprr
9e n9rmere SmitPnoigbeber fien.
beS enbnu life Der; men retslig Gig.
onbning er f~orIangt % for at fore
taqe benne iammcn meb 0iitriftsIp.
Qen / 2pnqen ofreiier GiitriftsfPger
/ Sromse iii 2pngen mat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Wacnter pnifcs

ipy Uni pnspsrioesH oa Scrses @isurttsH
nina. uu~svttu6t igH ben bcbte ca BIett tHterrss
idutR pea ON Rorlt og bets Ctltorts frG 1914 III 1901.
tubbficttcHeg b tiers GeqtptEhs0sr / 1915. uHtoHrus
CglgsHtuQ % Rorggs WieRtsisHIHa til Sc%l5tUHo,li
beb. go here EloEr. y~raatiuIoI tuaitreret. Gr,ftEae
EeriuHgr tan flrHr agsg ktuat gIeuHcm Staftrsa oto
al arbsiet for %. StEtu ~ l. S uE6iER 6 Co.
Dept. C. 375 Dearborn ST. Chicago. ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

Gn national Sfpoebag bill man
isge at faa iitono 29oe Suli (Slaps.
boert Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
MnDcrs SminaarSen, Der iom be.


fienot err miStGnft for Woroet poo
anut Breiterlb, iiooer arreIteret
auroalSbpen. San ifql bore / no
merfct @igsr; ban iouer goot, bar
en- goo 9lppetit os ier boerfen neo'
ilooet eQer onfegtet no. Huber Sor'
berene ifuloe ban bore uirouanlig
qleg oq flip / fine Spar. Snn It'll
leoes frem foran Den itpgt ttlreotc
Nproeoe; men ban f~ortraf life Ell
Wine, ifriper "@Plgeren". Gn Sal'
orcs, iom fienber anoers no 90 mo,
uotolte forleben, at no9en StI'taael'e
faar man life al BAN, ON man 'oa
lGgger BAN poo IinebGnfen, 'elr
ON ban er ben ifplbige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
granS I Haube. 81

granS / Gaabe. Sra 5rebrifsitao
meobeleS ben 256e San: ct Sls,
Der benpttebes iom SreoferpGrfIteb
oq Eager for %2anbbGnoIer 2aurtts
2orien neo Hoobe Stotion, neo.
brPn6te totolt iQoar. Sope6bnqnin.
gen, iom Lao rogen Weter fra BET
brpnbte SilS, r~eooeoes. Ilt bar as.
iureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Eli "oen frie norife Tolfefirfe" er

fra en- anonpm siennem Stiitsprooit
8iiitap SEMEN inofommet en- CAPE
paa 5000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Sra Danmarf.
Tiifer Sbpuras Wielieu

U'T" ~TV"uU Vte1fe" " UUTFV
Snltrn ! Souns er iorleoen eiter SO
Mars seateifob osoe meo to Cages
MeIlemritm. Ge oil bline begrapeoc
iamtioia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

Siclbcpcntpret. Gil Sneinobp9'
~ninaerne paa 9ergenSbanen er Der
mebgaaet itore Summer, ao'fiaIgt
mere emo man %oprtnoeIlg baooe
tpnft. Sammenlignet meo Guerilla
oct fra 1907 err Sneinbbugningerne
poa 9eraensbanen nemlia foreaet
fra 1905 Weter til 20,224 Wteter
eaer meo 3Ot9 Metsr og Guerilla
act forhsiet meb 23S,SS6 &r. eacr
fra 1,125,6S0 Ser. I'll 1,364,566 ar.
fSor Snefiermenes GeofommenOe er
Sperlaaet Of 1907 reouccrct ira
1852 Mt. til 34,430 %. Tor no
iiatsluaer err Ser tiIfoumet ct 9eleb
al 37,76O SIR. Icrpeo er Ser for
benne Bolts Gebfomnenbe fomrnct
en- Mereuogift al ca. $4,000 SIR.
ScSfslae BET me Soerilaa al 1Ooc
September 1908 ices Der at orrc
oooet meb til Sneinobnsninger f.
364, 500 Ser, til SneIfierme 800.
$40 Ser, til SppIp $500 ar. og til
lloiiqtsluger 37,76O aroner - eaer
tiIiummen t.7St,326 Ser. 9ette
aipIoer ubeluffenoe @eraensbonens
peItenfieloife Gel. iii BEN siten'
ficlbife Del er fun mcogaaet 10000
Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

Srroifanten ~aiilsrct. Sra Bors.
arunS meoSeles ben 2ibe Sanuar:
Zen tiSligere Retoeiitpreit Salpor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
e. nm fer 81 900. Ra,,trt Gus mss grrtL

e. nm for 81 900. 9afirrt Gus mse Q RrreL.
SI'Vou fer en- aob Horif ltoen IN a9r 81. &aHi.
Sdr ituTt @darosgum % IETr, cape % GFuiedGaro
Npbsuoe til @iugH. "~tsrabso" Siolc. 8utittr % Rgls
Ter. sun kI.OUD. 500 fisher 2 arrcS Hse er tibet Gus,
l~tgatRbc pro glpeH. 81 $40 tigher en- 100 dCrrs
SarH mge q Ncrtt tubi1aet Netting. $500 iagcr
an fin 100 Acrts SGrm. A Borchsenius, Nye. Wis.
NJ snas 2Gsc. Su 81, IS p~atCHteret ~gsHtpH" Sag
" trit mrb hrCr GpF. SEiagE ipm parmt Srgo
Tor 70 Seats grguebor ~ Gguts. 5tort 9tF'ulgrs
frlt. EDrtRlCr ait. $500 eaaItg G0rtlsnsic hots
On tan b~DrttiIu'r IOO AZ bisit si.Zb care ON Eageu,
pu fan lrgrc bet. 6eriFg. SIrtg.
Parker Chemical h CO.. Chicago.
$T 90 pr. Sag o. nlrr aa aaGla S9''i spfi
iorut Narutsr for Itaubtruoii'e os luor.
gigtocr. hummer gfp. 1ugeu RtH'o.
=. Silberman, 6, ,SP a., sin s'5,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
NcobrCnbt ltohnsbnanina.

Nc0brCnot Nobnsbngntng. sra
meOoeleS Sen 25be Sanuar:
Saaar 5ormiOoag neobrPnbte paa
@aar0en galsnpS / Sromssiunoet
llobusbpgningen, tiIbsrenOe Soboa
Safobien. Oct lpffeoes at bierge no
9prene, men en- itor unsiureret So.
b~eboISning itrsg meb. @psningen
bar utiIitrpffelig asiureret. Bran.
oen8 Spfomit err uforflorIig, toet
oen begpnbta / en- Del opitableoe gu.
rursooer ubenfor 8pguingen, og
Guaiptning auiees iitIbitGnoig ube.
Iltffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Gicnopmsinlg. G

VtcupumeInIN. WuuroeItr NBtgeIV
Chr. Senieu / Butt bar Iolgt lin
8aoro / @uIt til @rsorcnc 5. 6. oG
8. SSacobicn iommcitebS for 10000
Ser. 9eirtning % Snpentar meoisl'
Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

SrGnoturu. Sra Srouobiem meo.
SeIeS Den 25be Sanuar: Snobp.
belle til Segnins al et aftieieIifab til
auI9g af ct granotorpsbrus paa
Srspa er ibag uoieuot. Snobpoel.
len err unoertegnet al Or. Srewien,
9orgermeiter Clai 2shen og e.
Sartmann. aftiefapitalen er lat til
$4,000 ar.. % aftierne lpber pao
200 og 100 aroner. Se!ifabet piI
bIioe fouititueret, naar 10000 er
CT tegnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Spormanae aOinoer?

mlinepaIgene / aisbeubaon antager
man, at meIlem $4,000 og $4,000
Gpinoer for isrite @aug fommer til
at oeItoae. vi biSie oil ooa 5000
5000 innoiunIiqpiS blipe itrsget paa
8rlno al Stattereitancer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

SrGbt peS @aaoeifno. Sra Srono.
biem meooeIes Den 21be Sanuar:
Ieo Sierpen GeIluloiefabrif inotraf
SirSoua en- isrgeIig lllpffe. 8ispo'
nent 2ucas IfuIbe pie 8aarosgutten,
bporleoes ban ifuloe bebanbIe ct &c
barr, ioet 9ispouentens 0uebeitano
leo iterft unoer Ssgens Seriinger.
Serunoer gif Der of ct Sfub, iom
rammeoe 9ispoueutens Srue tige /
Siertet, iao bun falSt oso ON meo
bet iamme. Sispouenten bIep nogei
ifaoet paa penltre Snaub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

Ssbsfalo. @n al Norolonos iterre
observation-disclosures, Irop. SbomaS
u. SoIit, er afgaaet peb 9soen uoen
forubgooenoe Spgbom, 81 aar CAN'T
mel. Chs. Selit bar Ell iProeles og.
tet oo aibolot Mano, bpiS upenteoe
9ortganq oiI pGffe Sor9 og 0elta'
qelie / pioc areoie. s aorcnes Sob
inbchoooe ban mango al Gt'triftctS
Sinio8boerp; iaoIeoeS bor ban ppret
ELECTROMAGNETIC, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Ipr, omtspolgt Weblem al 9eItprel'
len for Rorolanbs Sorohusbolo'
ninqsieIifob, Iiqeiau al 9eltprellen
for 0orolanos smt8 prnfti'fe aoin'
beifoIe og 9rsnne 9arnebiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Gu nh % en- sammel Strife. {

NJ" W. ~ -" "
iibIte StutSraao er Ser meooelt I'll.
labeIie til, at Der for @iemmeitao
Sogn / Iorbiioro opfsreS Ell NO
Strife pau 8oaroen ptre arneitao.
ltogtfterne er bereenet til 10000
&roner. Zen muoGrenbe Strife for
@iemmcItoo Sogn er opfert | Oct
t7be Iarbun0reoe oq err ct gunife
iicloen qoot og tppiif @remplar a.
en- efterreIormotoriif airfe. &irfen
ifoI bepares iom Sortiosminoc efter'
at bore iot ! fo~riparlig Stano; gpa'
bens ltngbomsIog bar erflpret Jig
piuia til at peoligebIooe Den for
Sremtioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

len, iom | ct Mars Sio bar bereiit
2onbet % UNDER itcr SiIitrsmninJ
bar bolbt relieisie 6oreorag. buor-
uttoer ban irrIis bar Itilet DC ltren.
seiie arap til iRoelig Henheh. er
ioaa ifsIse "grepifspoiten" al "@ic.
toria SoteI"s Gier % / Sperppr af
flere gibner afilsret iom SebeIia.
heo~sforbrpoer. Saeen er anmeISt
for golitiet, Tom bor optaset 6or.
fIarins. Son bdpoe ttIlpit lit iemte
Sorebrag Der i .gpen iaften, men
set blep iorbubt al GoIitiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12
Y~ruiesiur Midehuna arbeibeD

NruIeSIur Niujevphg arDetpepe
enonu beu iioite Dag, ban Iepeoe, |
flere elmer paa 8~ienneInipnet al i'm
"Socidlsfonomif" til Den npe lloga.
be. Sm bans iielone grbeiosfrait
os aliioige S~nteresie ltge til oct iib'
ite bar forsprist en- @ioenitobSmauo,
Der itoo BAN nGr, fortolt "Iftenpo.
item" / ariitiania fra ct geie9 hos
bam peo SSllletio: SEQ morer mig,
iagoe 1roiesior aihebouQ, iOr ii.
cen meo at uofaite 8lonen til ct mt
8erf ON De mooerne StotcrS politi.
ife llbrifIing / oe iibite 20 Mar. 90
ioa begpubte ban at iortGlle ON bette
Serf, iom for BAN betcgncoe en He.
frcation miot / IrbeioCt meo Spci.
aIsfonomifen, % Oct oiite iig, at
ban bopOe iulgt belt mcb / al ben
noenIan6ife SiosIfriftIitcratur op til
Cato, % at Stoffet Iao iproigt, for.
osiet oa peforonet / bans Sierue,
iom bepnreoe jim mGrtcIige Heeep.
~tionsepne til oct iibite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-12

Erich, Price Company,
No. 200 3rd st. No. Minneapolis.
The oasis., 1909-04-24

and leading merchant in Quay mas is interested also in the cattle business, and the stock was for his ranche. In the shipment were two fine Holstein cows.
The oasis., 1909-04-24
NoGALEs NOTES.

Tonight Papago Hose Company No. 1, are going to give a dance at Masonic Hall.
 Go to the Railway Eating House at Carbo. All passenger trains stop for meals.
 At the Arcade saloon Shugert X Rountree have installed fine bill Hard table and two first class pool tables.
 Cents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Hon. Ben Goodrich, the Tomb stone attorney, was at Nogales Monday, to attend a case he had in the district court.
 THE OASIS will be found on sale at the Sonora News Co.'s store and at the store of w. H. Smith, at E.. J. Pellegrin's old stand.
 Monday evening there were at Nogales MT. and Mrs. s. E. Haz- gard, from Bisbee, en route to Guaymas.
 "The American Lady" the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Messrs. E. H. Evans and Frank Mitchell of Patagonia, were at No- gales this week in attendance upon the court as trial jurors.
 MT. Dan Hagan of Los Angeles, who has extensive property inter ests in Nogales, has been visiting the line city this week.
 An elegant line of Mems Shirts that surpass any other shown in Nogales just arrived. Drop in and * to see them at The Boston otore Inc. x
 By all means attend the Fire. N len's ball tonight if you want to enjoy "a right good time." A gen. eral invitation is extended to lovers of dancing.
 Sunday and Monday there was at Nogales Mir. John T. Prewett from Hollister, California, who was looking over the country to pur, chase a large tract of land and good herd of cattle.
 A delightful winter climate charming scenery, fine boating good fishing and hunting, and 2 fine hotel at which to put up-tht Albin-beside the waters of Quay mas bay. x
 The social given Wednesday eve ming at Armory Hall by the Guile ot St. Andrews church was attended largely, and all present enjoyed themselves greatly. A very at tractive programme was rendered and refreshments were served.
 The American Drug Store ha established on Campillo street il Nogales, Sonora, branch stor where there is carried a large stocl ot medicines-French, English ant Oerman-for sale at wholesale an, retail. If.
 By the freight train which ar
The oasis., 1909-04-24
For Sale.

Gents Furnishing Goods store. Best corner in town; 100xl00 feet; nice assortment of goods; about $45, 100000 Mex. in stock; lease on building for five years at $100.00 Mex. per month. Will sell a half interest. Address
 BOSTON STORE, FRANK SMITH,
 Hermosillo, Sonora, Mex.
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
PYRAMID
Pile Cure
Does Away With knife, Nurse and
a Big Doctor Bill.


a free trial package to any one who
will write for il
At your Drug store. 80 cents a Box
Cures. promptly. painlessly. and per-
manently.
Is easy to use and requires no clever
ness to get the best results.
Begins its stunt at the start and keeps
on until a cure is ccnsummated.
stops Inflammation. swelling. conges-
ton ton, irritation and itching the first
This Is the beginning Of a cure. Ycu
GUT grltting your teeth and saying IN
proper things
No need 10 stop your work and "ear
your neighbors in" No fuss and pub
A man gets back hts ambition. takes
hold Of work and has no wish to die.
A woman returns 70 her natural good
looks and cheerfulness. and the patnod,
drawn face Is replaced with a plump,
smiling one.
There is no use trying 70 be Happy
with Plies. JOY and piles don't ehu1.
Send and get a free package: this is
the way to commence curing yourself
II It was not all right, no such offer
would be made
Send today for it; It is the best and
I 1ly time to do thing that should be
Yours for a speedy remedy in the
use OF the Pyramid Pile Cure.
PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, "a
Pyramid Building. Marshall Mich
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
BIG ESCORT STEAMS
OUT TO MEET COOK
CBy The United Press

QUARANTINE. s. L. Sept. 1.-THE
Danish steamer oscar II, from Copen-
hagen, Christiania. and Christiansand,
with DR.. Frederick A. Cook. the dis
coverer OF the North Pole, on board
anchored in Quarantine at 4:2O O'Clock
this morning
At sunrise the steamer was dressed
in flags, and preparations were made TO
receive the committee expected on the
Grand Republic.
Cooks Manner Modest
Dr. Cook was seen on the salon deck
among a group Of passengers. He look
ed we'll, with close cropped hair and
mustache his skin bronze, and when
he smiled the gold filing Of his teeth
showed prominently. His manner Was
modest and unassumiug. He freely
answered all questions. but would not
enter into discussion or Peary's attitude.
Has Data With Him
"Dr. Cook" asked a reporter, zone
matter I would like to ask about is have
you your notes and data with you?"
Yes" answered the explorer.
Then what matter does Mr. Whitney
hoId?"
Mr.. Whitney has my instruments and
some duplicate data. Mr.. Whitney can
be trusted To- speak the truth"
DR.. Cook made IL very plain that the
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

New York newspaper which Is printing
8. serial account OF the preliminaries "a
his Polar trip will not be able to give
the particulars OF his final dash. he
stated that all that would be published
will be the account of the trip until the
nOrthernmOst land was reached, the ac-
count Of the dash to the Pole being re-
served until his book is published.
The book is finished" he said II had
four months in the extreme North with
nothing to do and later four months
among the Danish Greenlanders with
much time on my hands. went over
all my notes and data and completed
the work"
He would not go into the discussion OF
Peary's charges. but said ale would wait
until he met the officer.
Il have deplOred the whole contro-
versy and feel that nothing more should
be said and will leave the public to be
the Judge. feel that the Danish PEG
pie. who have accepted me without
question and have treated me so liber-
ally. should be the first 20 receive the
evidences Of my work"
'Peary's arguments are all based on
transformation. AS soon as he hears
the facts In this case he will be 81
fenced"
Blames BOatswain Murphy.
From where did he receive the mis-
information he was asked
From Murphy, the boatswain," re-
piled the explorer.
1t is not true that Murphy did not
treat me we'll when / returned, after
reaching the Pole. to my base OF SUP
plies a Etah. 1t was 1. am afraid.
who die not treat Murphy well. When
/ found him in my house / put him
out. I made him stay out, too. until
7 discovered that he would freeze to
death. Then, in hospitality. I admitted
him.
DO you suppose ! told this man any
thing about my trip TO the Pole? 1
did not let him know any more than
] could help. When he left me his
impression must have been-and !
wanted IL to be-that / had not reached
the North Pole.
$50. when Peary talked with Murphy,
he gained the scanty information which
I Ia dgiven 10 Murphy at Etah
Murphy did not think I had reached
the~Pole. And that's why Peary does
not think 7 have reached II either
IT'S too bad Peary has put himself
in this position. AS soon as he knows
the facts he VIII be silenced.
Every word that has been uttered by
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
A PIT PERSON.

He's the author OF several success
full plays" 'Is that SO? And do you
still think him a At person to associate
with?'-Detroit Free Press
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
COUNTESS SENDS
WREATH TO COOK

RUTLAND, Vt. Sept. zl.-Countess
Eleanor Nicholas, who claims blood kin
to the Grecian royal family and who
lives in retirement here at the age OF
seventy-seven years, has sent to New
York a laurel wreath to be presented
10 DR.. Cook
The crown Is patterned alter the one
worn by Julius Caeser and IS a replica
Of one presented by the countess 10
Abraham Lincoln, when he issued his
Emancipation Proclamation 10 Gen.
Winfield Scott, IN 1853. when he left the
BrevoOrt House, New York, on his de-
parture for England. and 20 William
Mckinley when he was inaugurated
President -
The countess was an intimate friend
Of the late Sir John Franklin, who lost
his life in search OF the North Pole
and for this reason is especially inter
ested in DR.. Cook.
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

Peary in criticism against me has been
based on this misinformati6n or lack
Of Information which we gave to Muir
ply at Etah.
Whitney knows It all. Pritchard
heard me tell the story to Whitney and
he heard me enjoin secrecy. 7 discover
that Pritchard has done this well and
that, though he returned IN the Peary
ship. he kept silent regarding me during
The entire trip.
whitney Knows All"
whitney will be home IN October.
don't know. of course, why Whitney
left the Roosevelt. but in time. when he
comes. he viii have all my data It is
not remarkable that the Danes should
credit my story. I spent four months
In Greenland after my discovery. I
showed every bit OF my Information ana
all my records to the governor at Uper-
navik. He had weeks to look II over.
and men who know about such matters
passed on Il. The governor did not
make any report OF any sort until he
was absolutely certain that my claims
weer true. Then ne officially reported
to the Inspector Of Greenland. his su-
perior that my data showed that I had
found the North Pole Ana the lnspec-
tor. whose position is very high and
whose authority is great. accepted the
report OF the governor, and, putting his
o. X. 30 It, passed it on 20 the Danish
Continued on Tenth Page)
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

tne ship. clicked above the heads Of the
eXcietd ones.
As the Grand Republic passed the
4 three Frenr-. battleShips here for the
Hudson celebration. the French sailors
manned the rails and gave three cheers
for the explorer The tri-cOlor was dip
ped in salute.
Following welcoming speeches by Sec
rotary 3. $. Osborn, Of. the Arctic Club.
DR. Otto Wicke, on behalf OF the physi-
clans Of Brooklyn, and John Wake,
chairman Of the reception committee OF
the Explorers Club, gave ont the follow
ing statement anent the Cook-PeaTy
controversy.
'P'eary has been striving for the Pole
for the past twenty-three years. During
this period his mind has been on that
one subject. He has encountered the
rigors of many Arctic nights. He has
probably accepted as conclusive evil
dence DR.. Cook did not reach the
Pole. that which the world will consider
as fimsy when produced. We should
be charitable toward Peary. lie means
well, but has, so 20 speak, lost his
head
The Washington times., 1909-09-21
YOU'VE DONE WELL"
SYDNEY'S GREETING
Roosevelt SteamS Into Har-
Dor of Nova Scotia's
Outpost.
FAMILY ON YACHT
OUT TO MEET HIM
Arctic Ship Gayly Dressed for the
Occasion-Oficial Canada
There.

Continued from First Page.)
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

Sydney side by side The Ameri-
can vessel was deliberately decor
ated for the trip into the harbor.
The flags Of the United States and
the Dominion OF Canada, the New
York Yacht Club, and Peary Arctic
Club burgess were flying while
from the mainmast was Com
mander Peary's North Pe,s flag
whipping in the breeze.
Canada's Welcome.
The official welcoming party boarded
the Roosevelt from the tug C. N. Winch
some distance out in the harbor. It
consisted Of the mayors OF Sydney, Wal
lace. and Richardson, representatives Of
the imperial government. heads Of city
departments. and many leading officials
and personal friends OF the explorer.
AS the Roosevelt steamed slowly up
the harbor surrounded by all manner
OF water-craft marine spectacle was
presented Of especial beauty. All the
craft were gayly decorated with flags
and hunting, while most OF them flew
code flag signals Of welcome.
Passing the Royal Cape Breton Yacht
Club the officials few a signal: Con
gratulations, you have done wei, -
which was acknowledged by the Roose-
welt. There was great enthusiasm on
every hand, and the returning explorer
could find little to criticise IN the noisy
character OF his welcome
The Washington times., 1909-09-21

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The Washington times., 1909-09-21

Brooklyn Never Doubted.
Brooklyn had never doubted Cook.
said Mr.. Coler. and the only regret he
had today was that New York did not
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-16
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Items of Interest Cleaned From Pull
pit and Sactuary.
First Baptist.

At the morning service Sunday Miss
Delilah Nelson was received as a
member of the church by letter from
the Marshalltown Baptist church.
Rev. Rutherford preached an excellent
sermon upon the subject, Loves Com
planning" Inuthe evening his theme
was on the life of Moses, His Faith
and Decision" He exhorted Christians
to follow the example of Moses and
stand out firmly for their convictions
without making any compromise with
the world All meetings of the day
were we'll attended considering the
condition of the weather. Beginning
with next Sunday the hour OF the ev-
ening services will be changed to con-
form to the custom of the other
churches of the city, preaching be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock and young
people meeting at $3.50. One week
from next Sunday will be observed by
the Sunday school with an appropriate
Rally Day program.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-16
GIvlN.
]. A. B.
Sept. IL

The threshers will be on hand this
week in this neighboihood
Mrs. T. B. Rees is expected to ar
rive home from Colorado this week.
Jenl0m Richards. OF Ottumwa, is
visiting at the George Brown home.
Mrs. Morgan Williams is sick with
malarial fever. DR.. Vance of Eddy
willie is in attendance. .
The Sand Ridge school commenced
Monday morning WITH Alice Gallagher
CT Eddyvlile as teacher.
Fern Thomas, Nora Ellis ard Phil
lip Hughes will attend the Oskaloosa
college this coming year.
Charles Smith, a weakly farmer
frCm near H,rkville. is visiting at the
home OF Evan Lewis at Givin.
A social was held Saturday evening
! the Welsh Congregational church
y large crcad was in attendance.
Mrs. Daniel Rees will leave this
evening nor Cardiff. H., ,where her sis
ter Is very III and moi expected to live.