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bafs Iruit unb sic Stanoarb Gil
Company crit gegen Gnoe bieieS Sab.
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gprile babpL bcionbcrs I'M Gberbrm.
pcsoerjdt.
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LID n~ieorigen Rreifen oerfaufen.
Z. .Silgartncr & Sons.
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BON Der .Marplotn giiociatiou for
the Erepcntion ollO Heliei Of 3uber,
culoiis", Nr. 101, @eIt : Sarotoga-
StraBe, baltimore, erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

Nui GuiSSslamb. no bic
G%immanoerer laitoerL berrid,t Die
mertuiirbisc Cite, oob man einac-
lronoerte EGrd)en, bel oeilcn oos Yer.
boltnib 5rpiideu inn nnb ibr nid)t
goi,6 flar lit, feithdlt i,nb wieocr 5il'
rid ihidt, cS iei oenn, baB oas Ear'
dflen hcreit mqre, lid at Srt nno
Stele traiiell jli laIien. Gas geld)icif
i'm Siltereiic Der b0beren Mpral, ani
lpeld)e Der Amcrifaner befanntlid) eiit
Monopol bat. Gieie~gais Sslano-
Gben iinh inoeiien onift i'll Simmel
aeidloiien. Sic ridten pieImebr oft
idppercs llnbeil an, Genn MIR 5it
llGiiiis ternrnt es pogs baB Der Mann.
I'M loneen 5u fDnser, IN, Die ranpng
iu.llist, iid) aber, ,iobalo er Der Gin'
uanoerunss- Sniel, eutromnen. I'M
feline 6rau nid,t ntebr. fiimmert in,o
n!d)t MI llncle Sam, ionoern audi
Ter bobcren MpraI cin Sdynippfes
id)la9t. Neulif beantraate in. @iea
ein Soar, meld,es nmf 0iele Weiic
fepilirt lunrocn lpar, Dor @eridyt Ois
HufloIuna Der Che. Ter Midter mill
fchrte oiciem 1unid)e. Gr crflarte
Gle Seirotb iiir nitl un6 nidltig, meil
tei'm eheidluB oiii bcioe SbeiIc ein
3palta ailsseiibt iuoroen Jet; cine CT.
~stprhtgene CHE ater, ici taiiienomaI
iinnoraIilfer ais ein 3uiammen.
lcben, pbne ucrbeiratlet ait iein. Gs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

John Absher autoed to Lake Andes
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Hrbek he's been quite
i'll the past week.
DR.. r. r. Pinard attended a
meeting Of the board of health ut
Wheeler. Saturday.
kinsley Foster came over from
Armour last Friday and has accepted
a position in the New Era office.
w. ID. Hiner's dray team indulg-
cd in a lively runaway the other
day. breaking the wagon To some
extent.
Seeding Of wheat and oats in this
locality is practically completed and
farmers are plowsng the corn and
iiax ground.
A wind storm that WAS near to
a hurricane struck this section Sun
day afternoon. No serious damage
MAS done, more than the overturn-
ing Of light buildings, etc.
Lost-Ladies gold watch and fob,
with initials Nj. b. T. on watch.
Finder please return TO H.. l..
Ihuber or leave ut pinard's drug
store and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Swenson. Of
Cottonwood, were visiting relatives
ard friends n and near Wagner last
week Mr.. Swenson ii in the news
paper business at Cottonwood. and
reports a prosperous business.
Wagner is getting so be quite an
city. Besides the dog
or more that were already own
60 by Wagnerites. W.. Nj. Pease and
John Ahsher each received new
Mason cars about a month age, and
the past few days. l.. M.
Gable. j. A. Neave. X. Steel and Mr..
knight have each received new cars.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Alfro1 Cos. Hss.set Aangie. Mrs H.l.u
wtiiiaa.. Ms MALTA Lyman Howard
Aunwie, -ilai Aun.s~- Henry Aungie Mr.
JArsE wAidron. m. Eisfsa oak.~ Jal,n a
vaaAesre and Charles Ln,Iar aietfe
hslss III law aua tsst Il kin - Mary
Angie dcSc4s "a ant to AL whom ttsss ~
presents may Come.
Notes 10 hereby siven THAT Alfred Toe
mas fled wtih the Judge Of this Court. =
p4sisiun pray Ing that letters OF adminlstra-
tiou Of ia. e~-saseof Mary Angs
deceased. and that Tuesday. the 18th day Ut
April ~ 10 o'clotk =. N Ut said day, 1t the
room Of said court in city Of
Geddas. county Of Charles Mix
south Dak0ta, has been set for hearing said
petition. when And where any peFson inter
eeted may appear and show cause II any
Why thssaid PETITION should not be granted.
Dated IT 0cddes this .lss day Of March A
D.. 1910.
T.r. Ward,
iSsaD Judge OF County Court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Coming to the Opera House

Manager George of the opera
house has secured one OF the
best attractions playing this
territory for an engag ement OF
one night. April 18th. when
The Sheriff of Sandy Fork Will
be presented. This is one of
the season successes and one
of the best plays ever seen IN
this city The paws from the
pen of that successful young
playwright. James W. Evans.
who haS more good plays tn his
| credit than auy other author
whose name Is now before the
pubic. On broad way he is
often spoken OF as a successor
to Clyde Fitch, and Is SAID to
be without doubt tue coming
leader in the world of letters.
Manager Detorest, under
whose direction the COMPANY
will be seen here has selected a
tine company Of players aud the
theater going puollc of this city
are assured of seeing one OF
the best ptavs ever seen in This
territory. The Sheriff Of Sandy
Fork comes 10 luis city April
18th. Reserved seats Will be
on sale at the usual ace aud
should be secured as early as
mss lille
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
MITCHELL SOUTH DAKOTA
Will be q Hotel Thursday
April Ia. 1910

All eases tAOrosy examsssd undes Doads
mstheds, revealing tbs sligAtsst errors a.
r~sfrs<tiea - veil ~ any dissassd o. ah.
normal csaditson Il tie eyes Glasses
sssds that vii fla. New lsases put in
cid frames II dssircd. Artificial eyer.
Wosk guays-sesd ore wear.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Sfrayed on stolen. April md,
: msAsfu cows, q roam, part
Hereford. ore red COW with
horns. part Jersey. Was Is~t
seen, about : p. III. on Apri
md. II you have any know
Iedgr nj the whereabouts OF this
stock please notify
John Omaha.
Greenwood. s ID.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Notice Is hereby given tina
the regular annual election o.
City Officers Ia aud for the CIT,
Of Wagner, South Dakota. will
be held at the various polling
places in said City on the 1871
day Of April 1910, 10 elect the
following officers, to.wit:
One Alderman from the lirsr
ward. OF the city Of Wagner.
One Alderman from the se
cond ward, Of the city of Wag
ner.
One Alderman from the thlre
ward, Of the w Of Wagner.
Tie polling places for said
election shall he "a follows:
First Ward; City Counci
X, on.
Second Ward: Floe,e Lum
b. Once.
Third Na~d: Thomas Base's
shoe shop
At said election the polls shall
be kekt Open couiin ually from
niue O'Clock in IT,, forenoon un-
til 70 III o'chck in the afternoon.
and no longer
Dated this 4th DAY Of April
A. d. 1910.
II. D.. James.
Attest: Mayor
+. G Schriber.
Citv Auditor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
DR. J. G. KENNEDY,
Successor " Dr.. Plnard.
Office and Residence oves
First State Bank
Phone No. 81.
Meet me at Pinard's
Phone No. 8

Pinard wants 10 see yol
bout that wall paper.
! want to buy some NOR,
cAickans. Mrs. Stroh.
The appointing board. vester
day appointed Chss. Ehrens q,
com III iSssoner tn TIL the cxistint
vacancy. MIR. Ehrens ls q gco<
man Tor the place.
AT seven O'clock Wednesday
morning Mss Lucinda kuhne,
and MIR. T. MI Clesnens were an
ted ia marriage by Father
Kelley. A fine wedding break.
fast was served -. tn. wedding
laarty At tile Vera, and til.
Happy Young couple left on tn.
assirning train for u short wed
ding trip The. bride and groom
are among the most popular
young people of this vicinity.
and lave the ..ll " shes oil
their hosts of friends.
THE Haley FANNY closed a
week > stand at tile op-re house.
"a Wagner last Saturday even
sng. They ere iravellng or.
ranixaslsn advertising aud dis
|tribuslng the Quaker Remedies
and give nightly vaudeville ca.
terrain n~ntS- The company is
composed % q fine Iot of people.
DIR. Haley was ~2travagans in
distributing prsxss> nf various
kinds. TIE big prize was q
Singer Sewing mschtue bought
ct l.. &. >chrs losr which WAS
awarded. BY popular .ota, u,
Miss LGxxis. Walters As tile most
popular lady ia the contest
The entertainment feature was
above she average for medicine
companies.
II it's ANYTHING In the drug
you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
ID e.. Boud. O~.eorasi1 and
Eye Specialist. viii bs. al Hotel.
Thursday. April lfFh. exa min
eyes an fitting glasses that
overcome nervousness, crossed
eyes. and headaches. ConsuIta
tlon free.
Al nine O'Clock. Tuesday
morning, 1t the Catholic church
1 ather KEEL ey officiating. the
marriag. of Miss Bessie, cid
sSt daughter Of MIR. aud Mrs.
James pesEsek so Mr.. ID. Is.
LYONS. son Of Mr aud Mrs. w.
r. Lyons. WAS solemnized.
ffsr-s- puputnr yuung people
have grown ~ in this vicinity.
@Dd their II leads are number
ed Nv their acqualntances, aud
any complimentary common
We could make would only be a
waste of words, as they are
better known ~ cur readers
than to -. and suffef - saw
they hare The hearty cnrgratu-
nf their hosts of friends
Mrs wilson and daa-h.ar
Angie. wife aud daughter. of
Cssanty Anditnr Nilsson came
d0v n from til. coanty seat en-
Saturday morning 10 spend a
week or 20 with her parents.
lodge and Mrs. Mawhirney.
Tie following letter read this
morning FROM her fourteen
year old Harold tells how
are running during her
sbSencr.
Hsss h~@. scar HsOah~F ~sssre hssns< la ss~ Fsss~
Fn@ rBask sa sk~ -s~~ H4~ s&ssss~ ssns
fh~ eArnnxs are 1assxagtaT gn4s go th.* line.
eAkfsw . has~ksnx sgssas hAa s~wga.
[k~ espsssAra 10 ssnsAys the ar~ ssax gssas
cot
ssew Easss@s - w9sktux assssse.
swd : Ar ~ h1nwvs l w. ss nsy .nsaIs alta
Nv sNrsEsmx against ahy t@ae&
fE~ sssss4s- srw s&sssa 4fasas tlss ssss@s
FA~ hx1fs Fsss h~~a s1*Ess stxee you're
xsws@4
tgw, sssssss g.s grsss@hv Ard boiler md ksrG
esyfass hvks@ dear szsrehss. fssFss~ sr5srse
Har1aa Wilson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Prompt and effective service
In collections. Bring them in.
y. q. Johnson. Office in New
Era building.
For Sale.-3 gifts and l sow.
IF. j. Mccormick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
THE TOWN
Nest me 81 p1nara i.


Mis< AEeda Tot. haas bee
qnit0 &iek tnss week.
Ch4s MAcxaussaat. Of Pate
60ndAyed la Wagner.
Rsth AeCormsck returned 4
iAnktsHn Wed b. saay.
l. 81 Cnrey ~as asun from
Lake Assa@s Monday.
Mrs Iol,n E5ouxa OF lynda.
y WISHING Wagner relatives
Mayer James sn1ds. q pa~s
ress trip to isnktssn Monday
Wansxd--To rent gss,1 barn
EG0uire ii the New Era Offices
A. y. Nwartx and family arrv
laoape "Wednesday iruua Ssoua
City.
J. Il. Bunaer and A. CtittteA
we're down frona Pate Thurs
day.
Miss Tlsfle Fredrickssn lefs
"Wednesday i.r her home a.
Eihorg.
Mrs H. ID James and asagat
~, Lacaae. ieE. NhIu-siAs
Tor Ciakago.
DR.. AdlSon of Armour MAS In
Wagner Srnday, ss,s. rg ossr In
his Oldham auto
A. a. Andrews. az Irptosl
visited the McFars~Gus here
frAt u slse week.
MesdAn.e~ Prank S,renbehn
md ~. a. Hasn.r u.Ts. ~l..,r,
psrx ~ isnksssE Nsoa. \.
Miss Irene NlsAl~x. ut Aguux
my - Tie rasst uf the Is r.
MOI gaa fam sy. - nth Ut ts.v n.
Hard and rs~,sss FIR - s~.r
week. T~o occupants FIR .as.Es
room- M@Insr pobndA
Mrs X T. 1sssr4.fs MONDAY
morning for MsrsIaltowu. Ioxa
% : VISIT ~stls relatives aud
frieUds.
Frnnl 1..~,c $500
~ his daughter. Mrs. bone
80 q, wsnt - ntaniey county
SATURDAY..
y. u. Then pSou rent ~ ga
% Saturday iu kxsk alter mi.
ting iii tie cs.,n. .n - g..
near sla.t sown.
J w. Hsrdu r. oil Lake Andes
Vas y Wagner visitor s,y.Ar Mon.
d. night The Nasw "a ra-
ceascss = pleasant t#Ig.
Its ANYTHING IN the aru,
rD<s ssss ges u ~ E'sasrds
10y Df1x Store
fJis5 ve,g ewer $50. ,o ,b.ne,
h0w mach h4s,.~r III, -
u0uId Iuok With nSw - ,a,a~
purchased 81 Picard.
Fresh. rellabte. ,~ct..e "a
buIk nrden ara tsId :.
~ nckern. H.rd~...S. g.
~ = = 9 r--1.
.i.Iin1.v H. o's
r-r,ufrDlv
and sars~ ~
c,~~.-~~I Hon1
49, r-sa. w--u ri
~ -
caDuTs-
NJ snd Mrs Raymond Bon
IN returned 10 their nome al
Whitercck- Utah. SATURDAY.
SITTER several weeks visit WITH
niesds and relatives In Wsgner.
- tr.rs IN .h~n~...S.-~.
80 9nm.a~~ -~.aaI~ ~
- .H..-.~ "a ~,'Is-.- $50
- 49,. H. - -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Rheumatic poisons ar au OK.
ly aud surely driven out OF the
blood with DR.. Shops Rheu
matte Remedv-.iquid or tablet
form. DR.. Shops booklet on
rheumatism plainly aud inter
estingl,v tells just how this is
done. Tell some sufferer o,
this book. or better still. WRIT
DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis for the
book and free test samples
Send no money. Just JOIN with
DR.. Shoop and give some suffer
er pleasant surprise. +. K.
Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

For Sale.-l27 head of steers.
5 and 4 years old. Nice steers
and in good condition.
IT. j. Gregg.
IL miles south Of Wagner. 8
miles west Of Andrus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Stalwa't Republican Meet.
in0.

| ing.
| There will be q mass-meeting OF
the St2lvart Republicans of Char
Hes Mix County held at Wagner,
lSouth Dakota, Saturday the 10th
day Of April. at I'D O'Clock A. NJ.
The object of this meeting is to
give an opportunity TO every one
interested In stlwart republicanism
IN the county and state to assemble
and take part in effecting an organi-
zation and in any action that may
come before the before the meeting
bearing upon the selection Of can
dltste TO be presented at the coming
primaries.
Believing that no party should Sc
lect and lend its endorsement 10
candidates by some half dozen poll
stical bosses in secret meeting but
that all members of the party should
be consulted thereon and that the
lnsurgent element of the party has
completely lost sight Of the welfare
of the people and that it has resolv-
ed itself in a scramble Of polite
Ians for place and position. a cor
dial invitation To all To be present
who ART not satisfied with the ex-
ltraslgant expenditures of pubic
money in the administration of pub
lie affairs. with failure of the pre-
|sens ADMINISTRATION to keep it's pledg-
IS Of reform advocated and promls-
ed IN the last campaign in regard to
public corporations. the increase on
|exorbitant taxes levied: the increas-
I'd indebtedness of the state and that
are disappointed in the record Of
our senator's at Washington.
As il now stands the political stu
alton Of our county is dictated and
controlled by a boss rule never
PARALLEL in the history Of our coun-
~. Where one man calls a half
dozen II his faithfuls t. gether and
sends them forth IN announce who
sri! be tolerated a. candidates in
total disregard to the spirit of the
primary law which they advocated
and filling to perfection the ambi-
ton Of a life time, which he has
aspired to in every leading political
party of the country. To be the
political boss of the county. Come
and have something to say and get
from under.
L. NJ. Gable.
S;alwart State Commit teeman
Of Charles Mix county.
Any lady reader of this paper
xill To civ on request, a
cleavcr .No-Drip" COZ &c
strsiner Coupon privilege, from
DR.. SLoop. Racine, Wis. 1t is
silver plated. very pretty. aud
positively prevents all dripping
Of tea or coffee. The Doctor
sends IL. with his new book on
Health Coffee" simply In In
troduce this clever substitute
for real coffee. DIR. Shops
Health Coffee is gaining its pop
uiar:ty because Of: first, its
exquisite taste and flavor: sec
ond, is absolute healthfulness:
third: its economyls Id .5c:
fourth: its convenience No
tedious ID 10 30 minutes boiling.
made In n minute" says DIR.
Shoop. Try IL at your grocer's
for a pleasant surprise. Sold
bv the Wagner Drug Co.
Notice Of t1earinx Petition for Letters
0f Administration.
Alfro1 Cos Hssrsrs Aangie. Mrs Hs.l.n
MttltAMMs Mrs.. MAtAl IA IHnaAn- UnNAru
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

D1. q. w. Gal agher preached
his FIRST two sermons, AS pastor
OF the Congregational Church,
TO crowded houses. morning and
evening. DIR. Gallagher has
been pastor of the congrega-
,ional church in Montpelier,
Vermont, of the FIRST Congre-
gational church of Locaport,
New. York. and recently came
here from Geddes. DIR. Gala
CHER is a graduate of Prince
ton University and Princeton
Theological Seminary and was
10 professor of Elocution in New
York city for several years.
He has had "a wide experience
as pastor, lecturer and profes.
sor, He will be found 10 be a
very attractive and popular
preacher, we'll worth hearing.
Morning services III the Con
gregational church will be at
Z leven CLOCK. evening sci vices
at 7:30 O'Clock and Sunday
school at ten O'Clock.
DR.. Gallagher's subject for
next Sunday morning is Bless
ed are the people who know.
In the evening his topic is the
Power that the world needs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

The subject for service at the
Baptist church Sunday morn
ing will be: Tho souls highest
ideal" Speaking in the evening:
Footprints"
The general subject at the
Methodist church next Sunday
will be Stewardship. The
morning service will be give u
over 10 the cou sideratlon OF the
principles Of ewardship
In the evening the pastor will
speak on the subject "A cali
TO Stewardship"
System mt spasm is Gods
method. We need religion in
business and business in re
ligion. The pastor will expect
sou 10 be there.
A. ]. Hover.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
HINTS FOR THE HOSTESS.

Cream cheese lends itself to garnish
ing as well as being palatable, It's
softness makes it easy to mold in any
shape, and it can be mixed with vari-
Gus connections into delicious sandwich
pastcs.
For green and white decorations
cheese balls may be rolled in chopped
parsley and be dotted around the may
onnaise of asparagus tips. With red
flowers barbecue can be mixed with the
cheese or squares of it can surround
a dish of the sweet that is passed on
q tray with crackers.
Another red combination that is new
is cheese balls mixed with small flakes
of cold shrimps or lobster This makes
an artistic salad when the balls are
served on hearts of lettuce masked in
mayonnaise.
Both the eye and the palate are sat
lsfed when cream cheese is mixed to a
paste with finely chopped capers and
olives stuffed with red peppers. This
paste may be spread on the top of thin
crackers on rounds of buttered brown
bread, or he served as a salad spread
thickly over small red tomatoes cut in
half, with the cut side up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

dust to DIV them. This can DC re =
chased of jewellers by the box fof y
ty-fve cents. .,;,p
Rings or ornaments are buTieu =. T.
box and shaken till dry. or nesn
and left for a time. All qus' iii n
blow away and the jeWeiry ""
beautifully bright.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

The newest sleeves are slightly more
beIl-shaped.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
CLEANSING JEWELRY.

Alcohol $ a valuable agent in the
cleansing Of jewelry, as both gems and
metals are better for being rinsed in it
after a soapsuds bath.
Diamonds and other precious stones
are washed in the same mixture. with
the alcohol rinsing and jewellers saw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

Of the ninety-tWo men who today
compose the United States senate. nine
rejoice in their mothers presence on
earth, These senators are Flint Of Cali
fornia, Beverage of Indiana, Owen and
Gore of oklahoma, Nelson and CIapp of
Minnesota, Kean of New Jersey, Dick
of Ohio and Smith of Michigan.
These nine mothers who have lived to
see their sons members of the most
august legislative body that the world
has ever known, form a group of I'M
usual interest. They average in age
considerably more than the three score
years and ten allotted by the psalmist
to human existence, with one, Mrs. Mel
son, nearing her ninety-sixth year,
One of the Oldest is Mrs. Ingebcrg
Nelson, mother of Senator Knute Mel
son of Minnesota. II she survives until
the early autumn, she will have reached
the unusual age of ninety-six.
Mrs. Nelson S maiden name, Ingeborg
Haldorson, smacks of the robust Morse
stock whence she sprang. The noun
tains of Norway encircled her father S
small farm, which was located some
twenty-five miles back from the sea.
There she was born.
It was while the senator was still
hardly more than a baby that the call
of the New World came sounding dimly
in the ears of John Nelson. So, after
simple preparations and an atfectiOnate
farewell, he sailed away from his wife
Ingeborg, and his son, Knute, and the,
never saw him again; and only dimly
now does the son recall his father, as il
a dream.
The first word that Mrs. Nelson had
from her husband in the New World
gave no hint of the impending tragedy.
Contrariwise, t filed her with the be
lief that John had done the wise thing
in striking out so far to the westward
across the sea, for he wrote that IN g
place called Chicago he had found work
money was plentiful, and soon they
would all meet there, where already
many Norwegians had made their way
and whence many had gone to take VI
the raw prairie lands OF Wisconsin anC
Minnesota.
After this letter had been received
and read there followed another Ione
period of silence, and then one day al
official looking letter, placed in Mrs
Nelson s hands, brought the news that
her husband had died, and it gave the
day and date of his death.
For three long years after that the
young widow struggled to take care OF
herself and little kUute, but all the
while Norway no longer seemed home
to her-her mind was ever turned to
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

country Is a white man taking a Jap
ancse bride as I'm the case OF Sam Nit
chell, whose wife was, until a few
months ago, Mrs. Fuera Tereda, a
Japanese widow.
Since the marriage the couple have
been conducting "A lodging house at
1415 First-ave.. this city.
Mitchell saw the Japanese woman
several years ago In California, A few
months ago in this city Mitchell saw
her again. He was introduced. found
that the husband had died and
promptly married the Nipponese.
when the affair was made public
an effort was made TO interview Nit
chel but he refused TO be interviewed
He didn't gee where his marriage 10
a brown woman was anybody's bust
ness but his own
Up on the second floor Mrs. Sam
was busy welding a broom and she
also refused TO talk for the very sim
pie reason that she couldn't make
herself understood. She just grunted
and kept on sweeping ont the hall.
Mitchell was logger. working
along the waterfront here until n,
met The Japanese widow. Now he has
forsaken his calling and apparently
the pair are happy In their new home