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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
CLAIMS She IS
HUSBANDS SLAYER
WOMAN WHO WROTE TO SON or
TRAGEDY 10 FOUND BY
AUTHORITIES.

warren, Pa. oct 27.-With nervous
system shattered. hair disheveled and
clothing disarranged. Mrs. n. @. An
derson, who last Saturday wrote = let
ter to her son. saying that she had
killed her husband and was going to
commit suicide, was taken into Gus
tory here today soon after she had
alighted from an eastern train. 1t il
believed taht her mind u deranged.
soon after receiving the letter from
his mother Saturday. the son, Elmer,
went to his parents home. I'VE miles
from this city. ana found his father
dead, with two knife and three gun
shot wounds in the back Ills mother
could not be found It was believed
Mrs. Anderson had left for New York
with the intention OF going to Der old
home In Sweden.
Except that she has been In big
town, nothing definite can be learned
from the woman - 20 her whereabouts
sinas @ntnxdaps
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
STRANGER IS
KILLED BY FALL
AUTHORITIES At MiNNEWAUKAN
ANXIOUS TO HEAR FROM
RELATIVES or JOHN
LOGAN.

Minnewaukan, N. D., Oct. 27.--John
Logan, a bricklayer, employed here on
the new fire hall, met almost instant
death by falling from the second story
of the building. He sustained a frac-
ture of the skull by striking the cement
pavement, and died the same evening
without regaining consciousness.
All efforts 70 get into communication
with his relatives have failed 1t was
known he was a married man. but as
to the whereabouts OF his wife and
daughter, whose pictures were the only
things found among his belongings
that could lend any clue to his identity.
nothing Is known here. The remains
were buried in the local cemetery.
Logan was between S. and so years
of age, about Feet inches tall and
weighed about 2c5 pounds. He was
lover of music and had, apparently.
travelled extensively. DR.. L. Schultz
OF Minnewaukan, N. D., is trying TO
find the mans relatives and viii reply
to all communications for further In
formation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
Villas ESTATE HELD UP.
University Must Wait for Fixing Of
Widows Interest.

Tacoma, Wash. Oct. 27.-The will OF
the late William #. Wallis, former
United States senator from Wisconsin,
has been admitted to probate and j. T.
Gregory appointed minister. His
bond was fixed at $4,000, covering
property In Pierce, Thurston, Lewis
and Skagit counties. The court orders
the administrator to hold, subject to
the order OF the court, one half of all
moneys coming into his custody until
the iterest Of Mrs. Anna M. Villas, his
widow, shall be fully determined.
Mrs. Villas claims an undivided half
interest i'm the property in this state
She has filed petition asking that her
rights be determined in the property
acquired by the investment OF Joint
funds of herself and husband. The
petition refers only to property in this
state and does not effect the rest OF
the estate.
BY the terms OF the viii the bulk of
the estate goes to the University OF
Wisconsin. The determination Of Mrs.
Villas interest In the property In the
state OF Washington may cause some
delays In carrying on the requests.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
THINK He WAS
A BLUEBEARD
Officials Probe Reports Of Geb-
hardt'S Many Wives

New York oct. 27.--The persistent
efforts Of the prosecution officers of
Suffolk county, l.. l., to learn whether
or not Frederick Gebhardt, the con-
fessed murderer OF Anna Luther, had
engaged In series of bigamous mar
riages and assertions were rewarded
in a measure today, by the finding OF
a woman who declares that Gebhardt
then known at Otto Mueller, married
ner in Russia fourteen years ago.
Identified at inquest.
The woman, who is known under
her maiden name Of Minnie Rosenau.
attended the inquest held at Islip yes
terday and positively identified Geb-
hardt as Mueller, who had married her
in Russia.
After gaining possession of the fair
dowry which i brought him." she said.
Mueller deserted me and came to
America
The police have also brought into
the case another woman who for a
time was much in the company Of
Gebhardt, but who mysteriously dis
appeared year ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
FARGO.

No. 43-Howard b. Darling
No. S40-Gerhard Fl. Krogh, 1905
Third avenue south.
No. 362--J. D. McDonough.
No. 411-Theo Al. Doughty.
No. 4Ss-T. 3. Hidtgaard, No. 81
Broadway.
No. 5O4-Fred Seaburg. log Sixteenth
street south.
No. SO9--H A. Holkvisvig.
No. 11o5-N. Fl. Acthison. Stone Piano
Co.
No. 114O-John A. Jardine, IA Twelfth
street south
No. 1Sss-Kate Pozderic. Agricultural
college.
No Coco. B. Van Sickle Fargo
House.
No. 15os--A. L. Reynolds. Gardner ho-
tel
No. 1742-walter A. Haskins. Agricul-
tural college.
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PROF. KLIMMICK
AWARDED PRIZE
DESIGN OF FARGO MAN WAS Sc
LEcTED AS MOST APPROPRIATE
EMBLEM FOR SILVER SERVICE
FOR RATTLEsHIP NORTH DA-
KoTA-oTHER BUSINESS.

At the adjourned meeting of the sill
yer service committee this afternoon.
the design submitted by Prof. Hans
Klimmick of Fargo was accepted as
the most appropriate.
This choice was made from coli
lection of ten which had been sent to
the committee for consideration. The
design submitted by Professor Kim
mick Is a most appropriate one. The
nicture is really tine seal Of the state
~ North Dakota but 1t has been en-
larged to embody historical facts and
depicts the development OF the COM
monwealth.
the design is oval In shape, the
tom Of which Is surmOu1ted by the
American eagle with flags, cap.
no,Issxets and cannon. The picture
proper has two sides, one showing the
state as ii was found BY the pioneers
with It's Indian wigwarns, buffalo, the
prafrie schooner, etc. The other side
shows the grain fields, railroad trains
and a city in the background. with
factories and other industries. These
two sides are separated by the tree In
fnl leaf as found in the center OF
the state seal and back OF this tree -
the rising sun sending It's beams
across the sky OF the two pictures.
It Is a most ingenious and Ut the
same time a most appropriate desig !
employing the development and evo
luton from the early times TO the
present
viii Meet at hilIsborc.
Several other matters Of minor Inn
portance were decided by the COM
mlttee. among which was that the next
meeting be held In Hillsboro. Hon. r.
Z. Sarles invited the committee e
come to HiIlsboro Tor the next session
and his invitation was accepted. This
meeting win probably be held about
Nov. Is.
1t ID the intention to have GIL the
subscriptions In by that time 30 thai
the service can be ordered aa soon 81
possible. This ID deemed necessary by
the committee as they want To have
the service ready to present 70 the shir
as soon after It u put into commission
- p0sAihlA
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
ANENIA IS MARK
FOR "CON' men
JOHN FOSTER Is THE LATEST
VICTIM FROM NORTH DAko-
IA TOWN.

st. Paul, Oct. 27.--Amenia, N. D. is
apparently charmed name for Min
neapolis confidence men. Last night
John Foster. who lives In the town OF
Fl. F. Chafree. the $4,000 gold brick
swindle victim. made famous. was
swindled out Of $50, after which two
other persons tried to swindle him fur
Their but he had no more cash.
Foster told the police of his loss and
two detectives were sent out with him.
Both detectives left Foster for mo-
ment, and when they returned q Acon"
man was busy with him. The ICON"
man was locked up, and gave his name
as John Mcdonald.
Then two other detectives sailed
forth with Foster. Foster went on
ahead, and soon the detectives spied
another man after their charge. The
fellow escaped. and the detectives
deemed it best to lock Foster UP for
the night. He is held as g witness"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
DENY TAFT FELL
OFF WATER WAGON
ST. LOUIS cLuBMEN AROUSED AT
STORY THAT He DRANK a
COCKTAIL.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 27.-oficials of
the ST. Louis club, where President
Taft brealxfasted yesterday morning
as the guest of the commercial club,
are indignant today over story print
ed locally and attributed to the au-
thorfry OF the Clubs head waiter that
President Taft had drunk a big cock
tail at the club. thus falling off the
water wagon" and that the president
had added six big cups of black coffee
to the cocktail and had partaken Of
the remainder OF the breakfast in ac-
cordtng proportions.
AS q matter OF fact the club officials
cay. they knew fuH wen thai the press
ident IL dieting; that he has recently
abstained from drinking any alcoholic
beverages, merely as part Of the diet
airy plan and for reasons of health
and that the service to him was gov
erned accordingly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
ADDRESS ON CEYLON
M. Tissera Talks to High school stu
dents on the, Oriental
ssYan0.

The students u the high school
were given a rare treat this afternoon
when NJ Tissera. native OF CeyIon-
ese, addressed them on the subject Of
his native land. ID. Tissera Is 8 rep
resentative Of large tea house OF the
island OF Ceylon and Ii In this coun-
try In the interests OF his firm. He ID
highly educated and his command OF
the English language ID superior to
some OF the people born In America
He has the distinction of being the
only oriental Shriner In the world. q
fact OF which he Ii justly proud.
In his address this afternoon he
gave the students OF the high school i
clear insight into the customs. man
ners and mode OF life Of the inhabi
tants OF the famous little island which
was Of a high commercial value 10
thaaa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
PROPHECY OF STORM.
Weather Bureau Forecats Widespread
Storm and Cold Wave.

Washington. oct. 27.--A storm that
win cover a wide area and sweep from
the Pacific coast to the Atlantic. dur
ing the latter part Of this week. leav-
ing a cool wave In its wake, Is prom
ised in special forecast issued by the
weather bureau tonight.
The disturbance, to be accompanied
by general precipitation, will reach the
Pacific coast about Thursday, extend
over the plateau and Rocky mountains
Friday, central valleys and the Great
Lakes Saturday and Sunday, and reach
the Atlantic seaboard about next Mon
day. Following this disturbance q
cool wave for the season win over
spread the Pacific states, at the close
of the week, extend over the plateau
and Rocky Mountain districts Sunday,
central valleys and the lake region
about Monday, and reach the Atlantic
states Tuesday or Wednesday,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27

New York Oct 27.--'The New York
Tombs Inside and Out" written by
John Josiah Munro, pastor of the
Bushwick Reformed church, Brooklyn,
and former chaplain OF the Tombs
came from the printery yesterday. 1t
takes the reader as far "out" from
Franklyn and Center street as Four
teenth street, where Tammany hall is.
The Alpha" Of the commentary fol-
lows:
mo prison on the continent has such
an unsavory reputation as a corrupt
grating place as the Tombs. This has
been especially true since city politics
have decreed 1t to be in charge of the
House of Grafters on Fourteenth
street"
The Omega" after many illustra-
tions of the meaning of graft" reads:
"It Is the bane OF our city that Tam
many hall has become, the horse leech
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
Object TO
TERM DRY
AgriculturalistS at Billings Con-
gresS Scrap Over Name
HILL MADE FINE SPEECH
FIRST HEATED ARGUMENT or
THE FOURTH SESSION DRY
FARMING CONGRESS COMES UP
O. R RESOLUTION REGARDING

Billk Mont., Oct. 27.-Article one
Of the q OF the executive commit
tee prese, at this mornings session
Of the 70, = Dry Farming congress
precipitared ~ first heated discus
sion OF the n eng.
The article
This organic 4 shall be known as
the Dry Farming Congress"
There has been sentiment develop
ing for the past two years against the
name. The principal objection is that
the name is misleading. Advocates of
a change say that they do not expect
to farm dry lands but by applying
scientific principles are making their
land which they termed semi arid,
produce at least as well as land more
favored with moisture. They assert
that the term dry" leads many to fear
the prospects who might become set
tiers Of the semi-arid districts.
Empire Builder Speaks.
James ]. Hill, the great railroad
builder, made fine address today. He
recommended that quality be consid-
cred in getting in settlers. He believes
that the plain states will carry very
dense population. President Howard
Elliot spoke yesterday as did Dean
Shepherd OF the North Dakota A. C.
There are over twenty states repre-
scented at the meeting and there is great
enthusiasm The accredited deIegatas
from Fargo are r. S. Lewis, +. j..
Weiser. ]. III. Worst, ]. H Shepperd
and w. r.. Porter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
TICKETS TO Big GAME
Agent May Of Great Northern An
nounces that Reserved ssass Can
Now 30 Secured.

Agent Harry May OF che Great Nor
f1ern announced yesterday that any
person desiring to have tickets TO the
big Minnesota Chicago football game
at Minneapolis next Saturday reserv-
ed can do SO through him now. He
has about twenty-five ticke.s at his
disposal and although the actual
pasteboards have not been sent TO
this city. they are reserved at the
Great Northern Offices &C st. Paul Any
person leaving the money for seat
with Mr.. May WIN have u pasteboard
set aside for him nj st. Paul. The
tickets are worth from ekso ID -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
Launch Nation Wide Movement
to Preserve Resources
TAFT ENDORSES THE Plan
NATIONAL CONSERVATION AS
ISOLATION, UNDER LEADER
SHIP or Ex-PREsIDENT ELIOT,
OPENS OFFICES AND WILL
CONDUCT CAMPAIGN.

New York. Oct. 27.-Narion- wide in
scope and backed with the enthu-
siastic endorsement OF President Taft,
movement was launched today TO
appeal to the people cf the United
States for concerted action in pre-
serving the natural resources Of the
country.
The National Conservation associa-
ton with Offices here and in Washing
ton will carry on the proposed vigor-
Gus campaign under the leadership
OF DIR. W. Eliot, former president Of
Harvard university. This association
is to be an active militant organiza-
Continued on Page Eleven.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
VOTED FOR PLANT
"IN" CITY FARGO
WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE
TO LOCATE FILTER ON SITE
PURCHASED BY CITY, WHICH
is OUTSIDE or THE CITY LINZ
IRIS.

Did you read your ballot yesterday :
If you did you kno that you voted
for or against filtration plant locat-
ed in the city Of Fargo Had the
bonds been approved. 1t is claimed
that the issue would have been knock
ed out II any attempt had been made
to locate the filter plant on the site
purchased by the city. which is just
south Of the limits
1t is claimed that there would have
been nothing to do but locate the plant
on some other site In order to be able
to spend the money authorized, II the
Issue had carried.
Al score Of people today became
aware that the word .'in'' was on the
ballot and there was All kinds of con-
5ecting as to what would lave been
done tifp the issue had carxaed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
ASKS SEP ARATION
FROM EX-OFFICIAL
+. II. HoLTE, FORMER REGISTER
or DEEDS, MADE DEFENDANT
IN DIVORCE SUIT sY WIFE -
CRUEL AND INHUMAN TREAT
MENT IS CHARGE.

Charging cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Mrs. Alma 4. Holte asks legal
separation from her husband. IT, I'll.
Hottie, ex-register of deeds of Cass
county. Note Of issue in this suit was
filed with the clerk Of the district
court. Pierce. Tennesou g. Cupler
appear for the plaintiR and Engerud,
Holt a Frame for the defendant.
The complaint in the action has not
been filed. NO information would be
given out at the Office OF the attorneys
for the plaintiff However. according
to reliable information. It is known
that this is the charge. The action
comes as a great surprise to many
friends OF the parties.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
BOY LOSES LEG WHEN
MATE SHOOTS AT CAT.

Ishpeming. Mich. Oct. 27.--Acci-
dentally shot by companion who
was trying to kill a cat, Walter
Olson. 10 years OF age. has suffer-
ed the amputation OF q leg. In
the excitement OF reloading the
gun, the marksman neglected to
see that the trigger was down.
AS he raised the rifle the weapon
was discharged and the bullet
shattered young Olson's knee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
N. D. negro
GETS FIRST
Neb. Man Loses First Choice
Of Indian Lands
HAD MADE FILING BEFORE
CALVIN RoWDRY OF BISMARCK,
WHO DREW NO. At Aberdeen
WILL TAKE HIS PICK or 10000
cLAlMs--WlNNER OF NO. / FILL
ED THREE DAYS AGO.

Aberdeen, s. ., oct william J..
Engel, the winner Of claim No. /. filed
on claim in Trip county three days
ago. Judge James W. Witteu, super
intendent OF the registration here, in
an interview this morning, stated that
the fact that EngeI had filed would
cause him to lose his right to file on
claim No l.
Calvin Bowdry, colored, Of Bismarck,
therefore viii have first choice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
Wahpeton Man here.

County superintendent Barnes of
Richiand county spent the day In Far
go en- route home from Bismarck. He
Is an earnest advocate Of Improvement
Of the country roads and q student Of
the best methods.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
Most Enthusiastic Reception So
Far Given President
BLOWING or WHISTLES AND
CHANGING OF BELLS AN
NouNcE ARRIVAL or FLoTILLA
AT MEMPHIS wHARF-RoAR
OF GREETING REACHES ARK.

Memphis, Tenn. Oct 27.--Thou-
sands OF throats called a loyal and
true southern greeting to Pres. VIM.
Fl. Taft on his arrival this morning
at the wharf here. Hundreds Of
whistles and changing OF bells ali over
the city took up the refrain and In no
city visited by the president, In his
history making trip across the CONT
nent. has he been given a more en-
thusiastic reception. All Memphis
and thousands OF visitors thronged the
wharf bluffs long before the impos-
ing loriIla made it's appearance on
the broad expanse Of the Mississippi
river.
Rs-eehoes Into Arkansas.
When the fotiIla did appear with
the steamer Oieander, bearing the
president and his personal retinua.
500 yards in advance of the long col
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Thursday.
Continued cold Barometer 1925. Max
arnum temperature 46. Minimum tenn
perature 1s.
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Glonklnnad oaa - -
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Re.eehoes Into Arkanaaa.

Continued on Page Eleven.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

s isrite etase itoo, fornben Sfripe.
boroet meb 100000 SIR. / g9roipdpi-
rer, ct Bengeifab, iom inoebolot en-
itsrre Gum fontante Genge, nogle
Sparefasiebseer og anoet. 5 aieloe.
rem Iaa for 10000 &r. gamle Yine.
aae bisie S~erligbeoer ianf ! Ssbet
.nf 6ormieoosen iammen til en- eneite
rpeenoe aifebob.
Slottet or iisIge oanifc glaoe op.
fsrt | 1880 al enfeorouniug Suliane
Raries administrator Solmifiolo,
meb llnberitsttelie al Gnfeoronniu'
gen. Oct beitoS al aielber % TO eta.
ger ! engelif GaI9itil. Otter SoIm'
Itiolos DOB eieoes oct eli 3io al en-
iocnif Erins. Tireftsr aiible iolgte
set / Naret 1900 til Sru gpons, iom
gap 100000 Ser. for Gienbommen.
On @repinoen ifriper "EoIitifen"
blanot nrbet; Spor mango Rauue bar
life oIlcrebe bcnne 9ame boaret. In'
aclica ban ser griitfe par piit oct fsr.
tie. "a bar bun ganife nng 0ige.
Soa erinorer man bunfelt Ell Tri
9urcfbarot; icuere buffer op en- Sri,
9isrt3, Ell Sru Sponneef. en- Sru
Wopcr, ell SSru GponS. Snort taber
bun iiG | SpooirifaS Msrfe, bporira
bun oeroer biem nteo en- oanifisot
@ulbgroper. 0tiliorGr. mart or bun
boiat | 2onbou % aroer MiQiouT-
rens Snbbo % Sslptsi, bans Seite
og Soane % besuber en- balp Wiliou
aroner foutaut. iaa fommer bun her
til 2onoet og fisber "aloerSbpile",
glitter iig meo eli 8reoe, fra boem bun
bnrtie Iaber iig lille, forIoper liz meo
Ell gammeI Ben fra Spbairifa, meo
bpem bun life blioer gift, Ggtcr Ell
aunitbanbIer | 9onbou, fra hpem bun
eitrr Ell acknowledgements Froces op.
uoor SfiIsmisie, o. iubgaor mt sGg.
teifnb meo Den bsie. mogre Wr.
Grams, bniS mrrfelige. brebbremme.
De SiIfebat / biSie Gremitaee.Da g
bar giort 2ufte pao Tlpren. 90 ben
imiffe @repinoe, bpis ~rsogpIone
Soarpragt man bar enig ON Of beun.
ore pnn SabeIpInoien, er Ratten efter
nrr peb at i~noebrGuoe, men reooes
no / iibite Gieblif. So. bpab er 2tpet!
Noeet meget piounocrIiaere emo Ell
@omanl 90 bpn6 er 8repinbe Spon'
necf! On epig 9lab &isbenhouner.
inbe. iom bar titmIet iig meaet | Der.
Den, en- al 2pffeus llofnarne, for
bnem 2ipct er brubreoe Romnncr, %
Tom unSer ale SmififteIier bar beoa.
ret tit glade Siro, lin SiEIpiombeo
% fit gobe Siertc. Get pilOe ppre
Spnb ON bun ifliIbe nGre brGuot
in1el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
nyt befte al "sYmra" !.

2oet Sefte al "Spmra" ior 1909
er MI tofommet nIeo fslsen0s Snb.
bolo:
S%orftein Sabr: RorbmrnS
| Rieutp.R eherIono.
Sale SteensIdnb: Grin.
oringer ira min amerifa.Reiie og
mine isriie aar | Imeritd.
Seer Strsmme: Tengana
oct ipsgte for Siitr @riroe.
81. g. Rub: On Reiie til Winne.
iota | 1856 og GonneIien al Gbrt.
itiania.S ettlementet.
goguottier.
"Spmrn" uotommer, iom ~befierbt,
MI meo fire Setter ON adret og
foiter S1;00 pr. Iar irit tiIienbt.
Snbifription beoes inoien6t inareit
miligt. De. iom suiter og a1ter at
ifafie iig Sfriitet. oil baoe meaet
mere Spgac al at ina bpert Sefte iii.
ienot, eiter iom &c fommer no, emo at
foa tilienbt belle aargnrgcu paa en-
Gang.
aoresie: Spmra. 9ecora5.
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
aoar oct ieonIig neoouer til Smaa.
Ienenes og SarIsbers antter meo life
fiiIot 400 Soiter poa bpert.

Gn sammeI Strife. airfeocparte.
nlentet bar nieooelt 3iIIaoeIie til, at
8ruflot Strife / GtneSalen reitaure.
res efter en- al arfiteft s. Climbing.
2arien u~barbeioet EIan. airfen er
baarlis oeoligeboIot % trenser en-
8eneralreporation. Gen bill MI. bl.
q. blipe foripnet meo M @runomur,
mt Sae iamt upe Srappebuie %
SIoiteoer, Iiseiom 89esere og Iaar.
net oil blipe foriparIis iitanoiat. ar.
beibet ifaI bare fGroig inSen lloean.
gen at 1910. ODER Sopebinoean.
gen | 8irfegaarosmiren itanr en-
sammel Gortbpgning en- moriom
8ariant Of ben paloerife 5ppe for
bisie 9peninger. Zen ifaI ogiaa re-
pareres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
sraaSIps seIearai til spitsber

gen? 0ireftionen for oct amerifan-
life aompani paa S~pitsbergen, Mr.
Burial, bar til en- Snterpieiper /
"9agspoiten" uotalt, of itaar Winen
/ 2onepear Gin aabues for regiil9r
Drift, maatte Der aulGgges traablsS
Selegraf til Zen - enten bans Sell
ifob ener oen norife Stat anlagoe
Den. 9ireftionen iaa inaen Sanife'
ligbeoer | ct iaaoaut anl9g. On
aulforefomiterne pau Spttsbereen
uotalte Nr. Burial, at Green Sar'
bour er oct eneite Steo ubenior gb-
bent Ban, bpor man nteo Soroel fan
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amerifanife Selifab oe fsrite SCRIBE
rebeIier. Sorsurigt itraftc 8hllfeltet
fig ODER 60 engelife Wtil / Sell
Sounb. / Sings Ban og S~iefioroen,
men ban troebe, at oct forelsbig life
bar fommcrcielt praftiif at oripe an.
ore Steber emo | Ibpent Ban.