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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-07-06
Do BUSINESS GIRLS WANT TO
MARRY? YES. BUT THEY WANT
LOVE AND $1,000 A YEAR
Magazine Writer Who Has Asked
all Kinds of Working Girls
About Their Hearts Desires,
Tells us About the Hopes of
the Woman Of Affairs.


bookkeepers, cashiers clerks, mani
curists, telephone operators, etc. They
have none Of the grinding toll that
makes the factory girls life miser-
able, and they are getting better wag
es, too
"ConseQuently they are more par
ticular and the right man has to
come along berorc Miss Business will
give W her typewriter for a dshpan.
Yes, she is mighty particular, more so
than the daughters of our million
aires" says Robt. II. Schaufler in
Success Magazine for july.
SchaufIlcr Ought to Know.
Schaufiier has made IA wide fnvesti-
cation and study of the heart long
ings of the young woman who works
for living He has talked to thou
sands, from the girl who earns SO a
week to the highly specialized woman
who manages a business at from $4,000
to $4,000 year, and he is reporting
his findings in series of interesting
articles.
'Id rather have the chance to do
this interesting work" said the head
lady of department. IN philahel-
pllla store to the writer. ''tliun be the
daughter of a millionaire"
"A man would have to offer me "a
good deal" said a Wisconsin steno-
grapher, Ito atone ror my giving up
my economic Independence"
Girls in offices and stores see so
much of men" said a Seattle book
keeper, that they are apt to be
made suspicious and pessimistic."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-01
Big Order Of Lumber

The local lumber mill has now
OIL its books a large order for
lumber. 1t is for close to half q
million feet of all kinds of building
material, and is to be used in the
construction of additional building
or the native industrial school at
Sitka.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-01
Passenger Rates

With the end of the present
Alaska excursion ssas on close at
hand, steamship officials are spec
ulating as to how long present
rates to southeastern Alaska will
be in effect, and what bearing the
action OF the Humboldt Steamship
company in announcing q coDtin-
uation of the $50 rate to. Skagway
until early in October, viii have
on the policy Of other LINE. RE
CARELESS of what others may. do. !"
said Manager Max kalish, OF the
Humboldt Steamship company,
. = :,
we shall maintain our $50 rate to
Skagway until late in September
or early in October. Announce
ment of rate cutting by some of the
other lines would not surprise
s, OIL
me. douglas News.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-01

Nels Moen has sliced 20 tons
of, feed;for his COWS, and doesn't
care whether the coming winter is
hard one or rots
Craig Miller, who has been visit
ing local friends and relatives lett
for LONE on last weeks Uncle
Dan.
Cheney is prepared to do photo
work of all kinds.
Patenaude carries the best in
Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, and
Smokers supplies in general.
Tom Maggie was bonnd over to
the Ketchikan Grand Jury by
Judge Thomas yesterday morning
on the charge Of supplying a ma
tive, Billy Hooker, with liquor.
Jack Chamberlain, Dave
Terwilliger and c. NJ. Scott;
knights of the grip, were local
visitors this week.
For frst class pictures of your
S IF or your best girl, see Cheney.
STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran-
ted not to sulphate. Cheaper than
dry cells. Come in and see us
about EN-. Wrangeli Light and
Power Company, at Power House.
Tne Alaska, which has been haul
ing fish for the Pillar Bay cannery
since the breaking down of the
Catherine NJ, is expected home
most any day,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-01

Iditarod gold in worth from ST.
% to SIS per ounce.
Nome and Fairbanks gold brings
SI8.25 an ounce.
Shipments of domestic merchan-
disc in July from the port of Seat
tie to Alaska amounted to $780,
933.oo.
The finest gold that comes from
the north is from the Koyukuk
district, and goes as high as $780,
IS an ounce. Pure gold, carrying
no base metal, is worth S2o.67.
The city council of Valdez has
purchased the Keystone wharf, the
last remaining asset of the Alaska
Home Railway - of Reynolds
brain storm fame, The purchase
price was IS, 1t is the inten-
ton of the council to repair the
wharf, which will necessitate the
expenditure of $4,000 to $4,000
more. The town will then go into
the coal business.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-01

VIM. Wells, who had been in
attendance ON the Presbyterian
conference at Sitka, returned home
yesterday afternoon,
Jack MantePs re-modefed launch
was launched, from Fletcher's boat
shop Tuesday evening.
The river boat Telegraph arrived
down from Telegraph, Creek after
another of those quick trips of
hers, Sunday afternoon.
James &. Mcdonald purser of
the steamer Olympia, died at St.
Michael on August 1st, after. an op-
Grafton for appendicitis.
FISHING TACKLE---the salts
factory kind, everything needed,
rods, reels, lines, hooks, leaders,
baskets, ETC., at Patenaude's.
Go to Chenfy in the old Pioneer
building and have picture taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
WON'T DELIVER
SCHOOL BOOKS
Boston Publisher Notifies Board
That it Cannot Consider New
Contract.
HAVE SPECIAL MEETING
Three Studies May Not Receive
Attention Until Texts Are
Bought.

Within the next few days a sp~-
cial meeting of the State Board OF
Education VIII probably be called to
make new awards in the school book
contracts, one of the publishers
Messrs- Allyn & Bacon, of Boston.
having positively refused to sign the
new contracts recently prepared by
the Attorney General
The letter giving notice to me
board that the contracts would no,
be considered was received By Sec
Rotary Steaines Thursday afternoon.
being sent, not from a representative
or the firm in question, but from the
principal office.
Books In Latin, French and mathe-
matics were offered by this concern
at prices which the board accepted
Some Misunderstanding then arose az
to certain single list and multiple list
quotations. and when the question
came UP regarding the payment of
foreign license taxes and new con.
tracts were prepared by the Attor-
ney General. practically all differences
were considered settled
The refusal which now comes from
this company, however, Is a compiete
surprise to the board, and as the
books are wanted Immediately, some
embarrassment will result.
Until a new contract with some
other publisher can be made. the sub.
jects covered by the refused contra cys
will have to be taught as best they
can, Mr.. Stearnes declares, and he be-
lieves that the teachers in most yfr>
ginia schools will be able to bridge
the period without great loss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
MIDNIGHT MARKS
!. CLOSE OF CONTEST
Ballots Brought or Mailed to
Virginian Office Before Then
Will Count.
DECISIONS SATURDAY
Winners 10 be Named Save in
Cases Where Every Vote
Counts.

With the stroke of midnight Fri
day the great voting contest which
has been conducted BY The Richmond
virgfniau since June 81 will have come
10 close Nothing will remain but
the announcement OF the names OF the
winners and the distributing OF the
awards.
Save in those instances where the
voting Is SO close that every ballot
counts. the names of the winners will
be published Saturday. Cash awards
VIII be waiting for them whenever they
see fit to claim them.
1t is we'll to remember that while
the contest closes at midnight. IL does
not close until that time. Consequent
ly every substitution secured Friday
will count Every ballot sent To The
yirginian Office before midnight will
be considered. All ballots reaching the
office Saturday. but which show by the
postmark on the envelope that they
were mailed before midnight Friday,
will be counted. Ii Is fair field, and
those contestants who are striving to
overtake the leaders are TO be given
every possible chance.
A Bio Success.
Ii has been a. great contest--a sue
cesaful one from the viewpoint OF The
Richmond Virginian. from that OF the
numerous contestants. and from the
viewpoint OF those who have sub
scribed. The Nirsintan has gained cir
culation--gained with leaps and
bounds. The contestants have gained
monetary emolument-all OF them have
received something for every subscrip-
tion, whether they win one OF the big
rewards or not, The subscribers have
gained The Richmond Virginian--ad-
mittedly the brightest. newsiest and
best paper in either the city or the
State.
1t has been "a fair contest. too. with
the element OF chance carefully elimt-
mated Every one who entered and
who worked has received something
for his labor.
As vet no one knows who the win
ners OF the big rewards will ne. Not
even The virginian knows. The race
is too close.
But that very closaness should prove
a spur to every contestant. urging him
on to do his best on this the last day.
Remember that every ballot brought
or sent to The Virginian office before
midnight Friday viii count. Remsm-
ber too. that some one must win. Re-
member. finally. that II you try that
some one may he YOU.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
COMMISSION PLAN IS
OElUsI0N AND SNARE
Merely Easy Way of Shelving the
Issue Mr.. Bryan
Declares.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Sept. so.-~WiI
liam j. Bryan to-day declared that
the Rooseyelt-Taft Republican tariff
commission plan is a delusion and a
snare. In the commoner he said:
The progressive Republicans. IN
ciuding ex-President Roosevelt, are
urging the tariff commission as a
means OF settling the tariff questions.
Ihls lis an easy way of shelving the
issue. Much easier than pointing out
remedy for the extortion which thew
admit exists. The commission plan
gives those who advocate It a chance
TO denounce the present tariff law
without making any practical recon-
mendations in the way OF remedy.
Leave 1t to commission tney say,
But do they not know that a commits
sion would not report before the cam
paign OF 1919?
Is that the purpose or tho com
mission? The advocates of a protec-
tive tarin sould avoid the discussion
of the subject during the campaign
Of 1912; they could promise to reform
the tariff as soon az the commission
reported. Then II the high tariff men
elected President and Congress. the
commission report would be ignored.
II the report favored reductions.
The Democrats ought nor TO al
low the tariff commission project to
lead them away from their fight for
tariff reform"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
FIGHT TO BE ON
NATIONAL ISSUES
New York Democrats Will OPP.
pose Tariff and High Cost
of Living.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Sept 30
The fight for control OF New York
State IL to be fought out on national
Issues. The high cost OF living and
the operation of the tariff bill I'm
be the real issue raised by the Dem
ocrats to defeat Colonel Roosevelts
nominee, former District Attorney
6ttmson
This was absolutely decided on at
= conference early to-day of the va
rious Democratic leaders, which was
attended by Charles r. Murphy, OF
Tammany Hall; John Mccooey, OF
KtngS county; Judge Alton u. Park
er. state Chairman Dix and others.
Hscanse OF this fact the big party
leaders spent considerable time franz
Ing the tariff plank. 1t was agreed
that i should be radical In tone. but
4 also that II should discuss at great
length the tariff question. The meg
sage Of Grover Cleveland, written IN
1851. in which he insisted that q
ftarfn for revenue only was the SAL
vation OF the country. was agreed on
~ the platform committee.
Leaders Pow-wow.
The big leaders were In conference
not only on the platform. but the
question OF candidate. until after
daylight to-day. The aggressive at
titude OF Colonel Roosevelt has pug
xIed the Democratic leaders, who are
spArring for time to decide who should
be named.
At the present time there are mr.
teen candidates under confederation,
including Alton b. Parker. Edward
NJ. Shepard. John A. Dix. James s.
Ravens. d. Cady -Herrtck. Martin A.
0lynn, James Gerard. Herman Ridder,
william Sulxer. Victor J. Bowling
Herman Metz, Martin J. Keogn. John
>. Rensel, Thomas III. Osborne and
n. Howard Hutchinson.
Dark Horse Probable.
Finding the leaders unable to agree
upon candidates to nominate for the
STATE ofiicee. Charles F. Murphy sent
word to convention hall at 1890 to
cali the Democratic convention to
order 1t 2:15. He told Judge Parker
4 10 have the permanent organization
perfected and then adjourn the con-
4 ventton until o'clock tonight.
AZ that hour there were only four
names under consideration, all men
Who had been in the running earlier
only to be eliminated and afterward
10 have their booms rejuvenated.
They were Edward III, Shepard. John
N. DIX, Martin III. Giynn and Judge
Martin J. Keogh. Murphy privately
admitted to callers that the situation
was rine for a dark horse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
GRAND JURY To
MAKE PROBE d
PRIMARY FRAUQ
Inquiry Into Criminal Aspect
of Crooked Work to
Begin Monday
THOSE MOST ACTIVE u
QUAklNG IN BOOT&
Portsmouth's Commonwealth ~
torney Expected to Follow Ex~ "
ample of Norfolk and Have
Matters Investigated

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. so~-As
tive efforts are befag exewtu1 ~
the Clt1asna Counsel 10 anAunn
witnsnses to come f0~waxA 80
give the aames Of rersons WAeA
they declare asked tkea n04 -
give testimony before - e~
ntttee. From present 1mAAonr
lions II SCENE hardly Hnrsly tAa3
any srch witnesses can ~ r.
daced to testify.
In one Instance, q A~1AnQue4A
witness said he HeaeeA bodily
harm II he Gxve tes11xmsmy
agatn@t the r1ng.~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
LOCK FOR FLEECE
|. SHORN BY CROOK
Government Agents Seek to
Find. Millions Sharper Got
From Victims
LITTLE HOPE IS HELD
OF RECOVERING COIN
Ex-Convict and Associates in Pro
noting Wild Cat Schemes
Were .'Good Spender''-
Woman in the Case.


NAH ionh. sept SUI euera
ofsicers are to-day making strenuous
efforfs 70 Iocsta Some mart Of ,he
go onn - .,
~s 'A. SASe- tA1.A "
II. n. hchefteis d 20. is said 10 have
gotten from its customers on the
ycap~ uv.~&~rr vxt,.srn .charras q, al.
! ,
Ve3e u ~ - sxpecseu tnAt very ie"
assets OF the nrxn VIII ever be foano,
for an immense sum ia said to have
been expended for advertising. while
the mem hers of the Arm were all
known In the giided palaces Of upper
Broadway as good spenders.s
In the meantime it is admitted
that Jacob simon Herzig. alias George
Graham Rice, ex-cenvict and ma
nipulator of wildcat mining schemes.
genius and hacker OF the gchefteis
firm, who oscar ned during the Federal
raid upon the alleged bucket-shop
yesterday In under eGuionara and will
prota tly he arrested shorty
Rice. whom the arents az The d.
partment OF Justice are especially
anxious 10 apprehend. liz said 10 be
hiding In an auarfmeny near Central
Park west. when he IL canturea h,
In exuecfed that Mrs Eliza ha,b T.af.ti
living In q luxurious anartment near
Central Park wesf. will come forward
ana offer all she has IL ala the ex-
convict In his flrht for freedom II
liz admitted that Rise has beer In
~cvr rn,,ntca,t.s,, ,..x.h 81 -, - -.
he msde his escape and that he mas
alss, telephone the agents az RI. de-
parfmenf oy iustice enaan,ortn, 10
prevent his arres, nntfI he is snrs AZ
giving bond.
4 Sr,len,,ia re.fo,,
Mrs. IxafeIl exnresued i,nrlict. oo.e
dence in Rice n Eno,,. h,r,, 80, :, ~
xatd II ar, NJ, a. Ia,sa $50. 80. -
~ r. m sniansstd rsIl,y.,, - .,'',,s
=. ~ anv ,sns,h g. ,,ts 80 "ou .,.,
shev w4fa al a,,,i r., 80 ss's, ny.
believe Ne II ~,r5y,.sf.. sr,,,x "a. e Z
has been ~ ssrtxor Nal, ~
live that down aud t,as,rgs p,@n r.. 80"
81 dent ,h,nL ,bs, al,
money back from Rirs Ne h@v ,;,.as
hfr,sc,f ssr,,,r- 49,. = ', 20 Hts'e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
ATONEs FOR SINS
ON FLAMING PYRE
Young Woman Thought Sacrific.
ing Herself by Fire Was Neces-
sary to Her Salvation.

ST. LOUIS. September 30-Beset
by a belief that only self immolation
could atone for her sins. Miss Mamie
Mccarthy. so years old. to-day went
to shed In the rear of her home,
drenohed pile OF paper In kerosene,
ignited II and knelt amid the flames
In an attitude of prayer,
Not until she was fatally burned
did she give way to her agony and
scream, attracting Sam Hildebrand, a
neighbor. who dragged her from her
self-infiicted pyre and smothered the
flre with q blanket.
II did It for a religious purpose"
she said TO Patrolman Reynolds, who
called an ambulance. II wanted nv
sins to be forgiven"
Tho young woman died later in q
lD8pita1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
CAMPAIGN TO Be
HOTTEST OF ALL
Leader Murphy Says Guber-
national Race Looks Fast
and Close
COLONEL r. r. HAS HIM
WAY UP TN THE AIR
Democratic Boss" Admits That
B Roosevelt's Activity is Brother
ing Him Hunter Must Be
Reckoned With.

ROCHESTER,, n. T., Oct. i----Foi-
lowing seventy-two hours of Ruthless
conference. Charles #. Murphy. of
Tammany Hail. announced this after
nom that he was unaie to reconcile
the various leaders at the Democratic
State convention and to get them to
decide on q candidate for governor.
Murphy frankly adraitted that the
reason for this was the activity OF
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt With the
colonel driving the Hepubifcan band
4 wagon in the State and with all the
.Gid guard" forces in lire for Henry
Il atimson. Murphy admitted there
would be the hottest campaign In the
history or the State.
Murphy In known to have personal
choice for the head of the ticket. but
y ne has carefully explained II to all OF
his friends that Roosevelt Is an asset
~ the Republicans that must not be
discounted.
Because OF the failure of any one
man ~ stand out more prominently
4 than Ary ether, to-aay's convention
plan wAa Knocked In the head II had
4 heen planned to meet at ! O'Clock. per-
AeE1 permanent organization, ard get
dawn TO nominations at once. 1t is
decided To pest one nominations until
/ tc-night. III the leaders can rnaks up
HEIR minds by that time. II not. the
convention will go over into to-mor-
raw.
Bisaa speaks.
When he took the platform as
permanent chairman OF the conven-
ftun. Herbert r Bissei attacked what
he called Republican extravaganza.
ssS- L..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30

WASHINGTON. Sept. so.-Population
of Missouri 3,2SS,335
The Census Bureau this afternoon
announced that the total present pop
ulation of Missouri is 3,2ss,s3s which
shows an increase of 1850 or per
cent. since 1900. The increase Is not
sufficient to give the State an addi-
tional congressman.
The population OF Missouri counties
also was announced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
HOW RICHMOND HAS GROWN


II the
the last census win place the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30
snpany-.rhool workrr. NJ

Sundny-sehool Workers Meet.
The officers and teachers of the Sun.
day-Sehool OF the First Baptist church
will meet in the west annex Friday
night at SIS o'clock. The pastor. DIR.
Mcdaniel wishes to meet all OF tha
officers and teachers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30

suffolk II . City Now.
Council Thursday night passed an OF
dinance making Suffolk city. The
order was signed Friday by Judge J.
Court. who also appointed officers a.
recommended by the Council
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-30

IN
sssSs - n ~ ~ " '' - i ~ advances 70
and
prosperity.
. JEFrREss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
1eflamen I Sapan.

Syd5anerne bar me6 Ben Soer 90
gioeluit. bpormeo De etterIigHer Ell.
ropGiife 2eoeformer, oaiaa iaoet
Smog for RefInme. RefIumen bar
oaFaa Der erobret S~usiacooerue. ooer.
ipsmmet gIabene og ioristser iaseS.
lsie SoSgiRrgere og trRuger inc !
ale Clogs Sorflp6ninger, ogioa ino
/ oripote Suie. Wen Sdpanerne
bar bare taget Sornen ira DEN
aamIe gerSen. oerimoo life SnoboI.
BET. Ser iour ielo De tore Reflome.
taoler ct perionlig Pr9s meS poetiit
Soing og broaet oriertdlTf Santaii.
TOR at pinSe apiuoer". ifrrer
5~iSsfriftet "SSopon ct 9elsiaie' i,
"togcr Snpdmeren fin Silflust hi Be
oriihgite Soumerlisnineer". Seroeo
oSftaar Snmenitiatnger. icm ipnes
gurcppere fomiffe. men bporpeo Sn'
ponerne mar tit 1aal. SauIeSes
ifrep en- Sapaner paa fine grcfpefter
oa grisliiter ~gore Garer blir al.
ienSt meo en- aanonfusles Soitis.
beo". en- BapirbonSIer toger Ratar'
btitorien til GorbunSsiaae % ioritf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
Sob ODER TIuerne.

enboer 9lue, iom faar Con iii al
lepe | apriI, bar | Sunni Wsaaneo iai
en- MiGion ipp bunore og otte oa tppe
Suien ssli,er | @eroen.
Sois man / gugrit WoaneS Sre.
Der en- Sllte, br9ber man bare Oct
enc Snieft, men bpis man gisr BET
ianme / april eler | 9egpnbeIien al
Whai, fan man gIeoe fig peo, at man
bermeo uorpober flere bunore Euien
Sllier.
Saeen er, at enfeIte, iRrIig fraf.
tige Sumner, leper 8interen oper; De
itboer goot giemt / 8roger % Sisr-
ner, inotil be en- BARN april. eler
Iaioag flpper no. 9lir oct iao
@purmt, giber De Zig ilag meo at rlI9e
fine sge, boao Der i Regclen tager en-
ire Tigers Sib.
On Sun, iom bar lepet 8irteren
ooer, fan ben 15be Nai regnes at
pure Wor til bl,ubre og tppe 6llier.
elsie bunore og tpoe bar Den 5te
Moi iormeret iig buer | Ii9e iaa fort
ct antaI, og ben 26be 9sai er Den
oprinoelige Sl,les affom altiaa
naaet Sen ipinlerbe M9ngoe al Ell
Riaion ipo bunbre og otte % tpoe
Suien gremplarer!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
EetruIcnmsbauoelem i Wurae. GSro

ariltionia meboeles ben 12te SuIi:
Sfslge "NorgenbIaoet" bill ser / ben
nPrmeite Sremtio / Bergen bIipe
ltartet ct MT 8etroIeimsfompani
meo noeIuffenoe norif anpitaI. Som.
paniet bill outage apnfurrencen meo
Stanoorb Oil 60. 8iennem aoniul
Situn | Bergen bar aoniortiet eiter
&onference mleo Tireftsrerne for set
amerifanife Linton GetroI SO. aiiIut.
tet en- aontraft meb bette SeIIfab,
bporpeb oct norife SeIifab iGttes
iitano til at felge StanoarS-& ompa.
NETS FriIer, beriom oisie ifuIoe bli
lat neb. Get norife aoniortium bar
oaereoe iifret Jig gpgeepIobie til
InIPg Of Betrolellms.S anf / CHS.
baog og | Bergen. Sesuben ifaI Der
opfsres Sanfanleg peb Eronobiem,
laa mart Selifabet begpnoer 9riiten.
Selifobet bill iaa gneret for Union
getrol 60. / Horge og poa SsIano.
Gette Selifab er fnpttet til BEN itore
eiiroppiife Getroleums.ltnion oa
Seltihe @anf / Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
apna 8cura iom Srimrrfeiamfcr.

s 6tIateliitfreoie npoer oeu npe
aorge al gngInto meaen anieelie.
% iom SronfsIoer bar ban / mango
aor oPret GrritSent / oct tal. enqel.
ife fiIotelihite SeIitab. aoraenS
Sdmlirp ariIorcs I'll en- &rroi az
cocr 100000. Roar Srimer.
teiamIerre msSe3 / 2ouoon for at
aiboloe 9ongrcs. pIeier sc fleite al
Dem at bIipe irobirote til Sen fonge.
ltge SurIer for at ie bans Sfdtte.
glonbt Stsie er oqiod Set bersmte
blaa Snoperoe,R crfe al tS47 ira
MAuuritills. Tor botlfct ban pon en-
auftion betalte life minore emo
$500. Wrrtet CT iom befjen0t CT
ooerorSeutIrg SieIOerheo. ou Der finn
bIco trptt 100 grempTarer at set.
Get b9rer 0ronring 8ictorias so.
peo / RrciI; men 5eguinacr er
feiEagtia o. ufulbtommeu. @rlmoeu
por Sen. At ser oergore nan Railri.
tins life foroteS noaeu uoSdnret
@ruper; mon opcrIoo arberoet I'll en
ll%trnrager. iom uoisrte Oct fdu ilct,
at Ncrferne cftcr Grpfutrnen al oct
fsrie arf hlep iuooroget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29

bar Statcn Iast geiIng paa 100000
Sei.efrafter, % bells norife, bells
uoenlanbife Selifober unoer norff
aontrol bar taget 100000 Seite.
frGfter. gnopioere er Der en- Milion
SeltefrGfter pna pripote Soils SGii-
Der. men heraf or iieppe mere emo
100000 / Brig. Oct er altiaa life
2 WeiIliouer Seitefr9fter, Der er op.
taget. SiIbaee er Der minoit 4 DILL
lioner SeitefrGfter. Sopeoparten
beroi ligger paa @eItIanoet. Aner
man, boiIfen Risocm bette betpoer?
gner mon, bpilfe SremtiosmuIisbe-
Der Der ritrlmes ber2 Ge fan gisre
Horge til ct al 5remtioens itsrite
Snouitrilanoe.