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8asp9rfet.

80 Wart6, Wr. SdnSers ma Gin.
ton cg ger. Seunep fra Mstptcn, bar
| Gluten Of forrige llee her | gper
for at siere errbeI Observation-Disclosures
til at begpnbe Spf6pIien Of oct pIon.
lagte @nsoerf. Gen fsrimepnte bill
foreitou bette arbeioe, noar oct enSe.
Ing puobegbnoes, meoens BEN itoit.
nanrrte repreiertterer americon
Continuation 60. / Repton, bpiIfei
Sirma moaife oil paGtnge fig at fuIo.
fsre oct belle auIep. Dtsie Scrrer
bar umoer tit SpboIo Der trucit be.
ffiGftige6e me6 al beitenmte, boor oe
e9entIige Sobeoleorriraer ifiiIoe on.
IGgees, boor feIoe @aSoRrfet ffitIoe
bpgges o. I. b., men itopeu enoeIig
aTgisreIie blep life Scme Sang ia.
get. 0e perteoe bog of forrute igier
ON rrogle foo Ooge, og Sa ril ollie
forbere6enSe 8eItermelier bItpe ia,
oct rg arbeibet bespHOt ioo burtig
iom mitIfp. Wdr bar I CONNER
bait Here itsrre arbeiOer pon Snar'
Sen | andre @per, 90 berior bor sci
for 9ecornbs 8eofomcnoc gaaet
Iiot I 9mgSrae. War baaber rui dt
titnne toge fat for gloor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

ana College ifuIbe tisbe en- nnrlig.
genbe Strrfning 9onO for $2S 900,
og Gricfon tiIbb0 tia 6u at itianfe
bet babe al 0errre Sirm, bois SafuI.
tetet fitnoe tiIpeiebrtnge ben onoen
SaID6eI. Gette bIeu oronet, o. etc.
oct tnloes til BEN eornriIoe Mdnbs
sGre Gricions Tdrf. Ct eieroonme.
Iigt Sr9f er Oct, at ban | FIN Barn.
Dom, meoens Sa6eren ern9reSe I'm
SamiIie meb at bripe Gifteri ! Glo.
Den Der, ofte itreifeoe ON paa bette
2mb, Der ferere tom til at bore bans
Mobn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Raifeu ct aruuanr.

De Surmere fer I Srrsrcn, Tom
iour bar urIet SDeSe, fodr ct ufpS-
purIig goot ltobptte. G. R. gIomt
tr9febe forrige llge ti6Iig ShcSe fro
fer acres boa Gormcpers Sarm og
erboISt SO 8lribeIs pr. acre. 0ette
err tarife ct eieitraert6e EiIfGI0e, men
Der meIoes ON Here, Der bar opnnaet
80 Buff. pr. We're, og @ieurmirits.
itSbuttct Fan rSanife ma ioa bsit iour
% SnTbels. Sg Oct er forreien life
bare SpeSen, Der gfoer ct goot ll6-
bpts, men oqtoa &rUre OF gpg, %
iier ipnes &onIiteter Of Sisie &oru.
forter at bore giernemguaenSe eo6.
8. n. g. $aueen | ganoe Sopribip
bar Der ! gpeT frentoiit Brsoer Of
I'm Shilling, og omeu0fisrt llbbpttet
life bar uiGooorIig fort fna er Rpa-
Iiteten ubnRrfet. af $upre ff ban
35 gufbeIs pr. acre. al gsg % og
al Spe6e onltrent 10. ct SuDre,
bonn5 fra Charles Gdtertuns Sarm
nGr 2oadt bar ooret ubitiuet Der /
gDen os Daft ubelt 9elm6ring. =
Rrrfoproigt er Oct, al bette SABRE.
boono er baget al en- Niger, Der ! be
fSoiie SO aas bar bpret oprfet % al.
BET TT r~egeImesfiee llObptte. 0ette
taller sobt for gamle BmueIbeifs
Sor6brmhs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

- SrpprPHe SU % StpIuIu 9uIt'
b. reifte ! Wd1rbags til Wiliston, R.
Dof., for at tnge SomeiteaolunS.
81. 81. Saniorts 2anoitpffe paa
90 gcrcs t georbsit for 9Den er iolgt
iii antor Berg FOR $1,000.
- Moermutb s. gngbreticns npe
Slis Soa 9rouopnp er paa oct Nor
mern fprSig for SeboelIe.
Meiis Silma 8olb fra @uitfon
bar benne rge beisgt grgens SAINT.
Tie Der | @pen.
= Miis &oietta SIion fom Sirs.
bag bicm igien efter ct Sar Tigers
8eisg / @oterIoo.
- Wiis @itber Sorriion bar iiben
2srbog beipgt geuner | Sitmbrota,
Winn.
@ulicf 2ermc tiItroabte for
rige Srebag en- Sorretninesreiie til
g.. 9df.
Ridoro Sfrubbe og Suitrt
iamt Seunen 9esIie fpm 2srbag til
boge fra eft @eiss | Sanesoine, Bts.
Mrs. g. Edmonton retite Cor.
Dag tiIbaee til Chicago efter ct ge.
Jog bos G. 80. Siirnes og SamiIie.
Mobert Inberion fro Mpnte.
pioeo. Wtinn., beisaer lin 9ebitemo.
Der, Irs. 8. g. Ebompion.
SsItreue Gricfiou fra GIer-
mont bar benue ltge pGret | @eisg
bos Sheriff SrtoIep % SamiIie.
%. I1umSier fom I Snsoogs
tiIbuge fra Detroit. Wfirm., bpor Ban
bur tiIbragt ct Bar Tiger / Spen og
Smesr.
- WiiS @fbel 9unoers reiIte Cor.
baa til Clarion for of gieroptoge i'm
@ierning iom 2Grerirtbe peS Sfolen
ser.
Seter 6. Iamiep 90 bans Ssn
Cling reiIte / Srebags til Detroit,
Rinn., for at ie til I'm Sorm Der.
oppe.
Otto Serom fra Waoiior, 9.
0uf., bar tiIbragt noeIe 9uge Der /
geisa hos i'm 9rober, aiebuonS s.
G. Serom oe andre Slegtnines.
ga. Rpecfer ira @eit Union bar
meS i'm fyamiIie tiIbragt ct Gor
Ooae Der / @eieg hos fine 6or1ISre
og Seifenoe.
Wrs 81. 8. 9eroicfion og 9ot-
ter oeubte Snsoag tilbage I'll Better
grairte, Mirm., eftcr ct fort geisg
hos Ieter Serieu og Suitru.
Better Iingbabl og SamiIie
penSte 2oroag tiIbaee I'll Stoiphton,
Mis., efter at baoe beisgt Sl9gt og
8enner Der | 8pen.
-Sobn Ssreuion % $lritru iaHt
gotteren GbrHtine reiite Ssroug I'll
Rortbfuooo, Soma, for at beisge wsr.
Sanicn % camille.
6. o. @bitnep, greiiSent for
QationoIbanfen Der | gpen, er palgt
til setretar for Statens Gentralfo'
mite.
G. 9. gerseiOu Tom forrise
llse biem isien fra Stetpartpiue,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

$1rdIS s. etsen t SigbInno
Ecprfbip bsSe 9srbnes aften Den
6te Gugrft. GfSsoe par fsOt | Sui
ItngbuI Rorge, for 70 aar iioen,
Tom III Gmerito fbft | 40-aoreue 90
bar bcet | SigbIanS fiSen 1851 oa
bar bIunbt be aIlerfsr'te Settlere Der.
geeraceIIen ipregtf Snsbus Offer.
mkSbag peb Sis Canoe Strife. 8ait.
Geeturns torretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Deeorab Os Smesn.
Zen lite gusuft 1910.
-gsiret.

Set nebboloenoe oorr,e @eir, Ri
bar bart | CONNER, er noeet garfe
eneitaoenoe. SfpIee s. s. gafers
officieTle Gpsaner bar Der meIIer
14oe Stunt os sbe aIus. nm ~inotrufiei
otte Tase mel en- Semperatur UNDER
80 @raber, meberis Der Dor toIr
Gage meb 100 6raber ellcr oocr, tr
9age, nemIie 29be sunni % lobe
Suit, bite Sermometret 105 @raocr
Sfpesen. @ieuneminitstenpero.
tlrren for bisie Sc Gage bar roeei
oner 81 GRADER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
SorfjeHist

Nb SOISfmISmrstis. 2ouis Brat
boIe er ifsIse telegrafiit McooeIelie
fra @aibington bIeoet uonaprt til
ToIbttIbmnetis (Geputp Collector
| Duluth efter Grptn 6. GIotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Ssbsfdb.

asle GsIefe,+ boenSe rGr geter,
ION Gilrrora County, SsSe ben 23bt
Suit At SierteIarrneIfe. gfosSe ban
fsot I Ras greftesirIb, $dIingoaI
morge, ben Abe Suit 1886 oe ron
I'll Gnierifa 1866. s 1868 bIep bar
esteptet til @tis Gnia q. ltIen. 8
beres sGgtefab bar De bnpt IA 8srr,
bporaf 10 Born ttIIieemeS Siftruer
oterIerer bau- afosoe bar agtet oe
ofboIbt I FIN areSs. gegraoeIicn 70.
regtt ben 27be Sub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

Gbmspilss gefOlfuine. SfsIse
GoIfetrIineen bar gpen gpansbi[le,
ru 69,647 Snbbpgsere, EN-
GorsseIie af t0,640 iiben Solicited.
linger I 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

Grdie @puiebelt, grprnfibent @oo.
iepelts pngite Ssn, er fortioen boo
geisg Dos Sorbunbsmnriban Setb
gnlocf | geabippob, g. 9af. ar.
die Ieoiaees af en- Sfolefamerot, oe
De aeter at tiIbrinse ben sieuitauenbe
Del at fine SfoIeferier meb Sagt oe
Giferi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
SisIac @eSbeleIic fra 9atent.as

Stelge MepoeieIle Iru TuIeHI'ao'
sofaterne @iuiamion & Ierhant,
CIR. 925-933 metropolitan 2iie
gIog. (isr Guaranty 2oar), Minne.
apoIis, Rinn., er | Den forIsbne ltge
isIaenoe 8atenter tiIbelt Miineiota
% 9atota Spfinbere:
Andrew V Anderson, Florence. Mimi,
Wire Splicer. George A Anderson, Far
go, n D, Tamping Device. Frederick E
Brown, Winona, Mimi, Mold for brass
castings. Ralph b p Brownson, St
Paul, MINI, Horse Collar Stutfing Ma
chine. Harris e Dey, Barnes, N d, Neck
yoke holder. Eli D~illabaugh. Hoople,
Y ID, Whip rack. Charles NJ Green.
Grand Fork, n d, Grain fork. Roland
w Knapp, Minneapolis. MINI, Radiator.
James McCullah, Alpha, MINI. End
gate latch. w ii White ct al, Fargo. n.
d, Portable Heater. John Stone. Be
resford, S. ID, odometer. Albert l. q c
c Syversou, Pelican Rapids, MINI,
Binder. Jay F Wolf, Minneapolis, MINI,
Explosive Engine, Theodore Zeng. Min
neapolis, MINI. Coin Shooting pistol
VIM p S~hattuck, Minneapolis, MINI,
Computing Machine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

StNaI0S. - On peIppbnrfet 40
Gerts 6orm for $1,000; ~beliesenbe is
HtiI ira @rRnien mellem Soma o. Rinn.,
n9r Wnitin. Wnn. Smao Nrgninaer I ao6
StaHo. gont 2anb. On Mil fra nprlf.
&trfe % Sfofe, IN UhI til Grea-
frt poitlepertns o. Sefefpn. Set
nalpe a. aisbe iuurnen &pntant. Rom burr
TO; bette er blltg' og bill fnart bIlpe folgt.
Strtp til we. y. Me9ansbIin, auitin, Wian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

Sra Tuftpine berettes, at Ir. oa
Wrs. 6. s. aopperuS fra gIoomrina
Gruirir, Wsi1m., for fort Eib iioen
bar pnret Der Sra @eisg Dos Wtuoer
oa SsfenSe. 3e agtcr mi dt boigtte
fio | @urber, bpor De bar fiebt ITO
Siern. - Orr. oe Trs. u. 9intoe oe
0utter fra Iierura, g. Suf., bar o.
Soa beisst SIGgtrringc Smegnen al
@unoer og Glermpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

2ubpis aretanber, Sasfsrer, 8o5 ga
lace @uilbtns, IimeapoIis, yeiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

er BEN binisIie % bebfte Stole | Rurbpeiten
Speciele alasier for Rptpmmere. Seno
efter 8ataIos til 8. g. Satire, grpofftpsy
Ninneipta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

5ru Tpnsr (Som Irier fin Rorsen'
aots): Set er tieSeliJ r,eS big Rbuer.
Se MI Srr Reiers RanS. BARN bsrer
man uooet ON bpert giebIif. Iu itaar
Der | gIniIen, at ban er Bit Gu9mif.
Neen on = on bIir albrig ncset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

gOirtter fig ! Soeriss. Wrof. Sobn
Srtensren, ben ~befienbte inenife M,i.
filter ! Chicago, Der f~uneereoe Tom
Girtgent for be ipenit.omerifanife
Snngere paa oeres Tourne | Sperige
| CONNER, bar beiIuttet at boiatte
fig isien | lit samIe S9SreIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

sante SRiffe: ~8oSrlorseu Sauie'
monS, er bu alt cppe?"
Sauiemero: Seq peS life"
9ante 8itte: ~Snurfor beS on bet
ise2~
Saniemone: Sci for Rara bar ingt,
at naar ou ~beshuber at iperee mig ON
aItius isier, iaa itGl leg bare bare:
Seq peo life"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

ct briftist sgueri. ct 9engeifab
tiIbsrenbe ben tieneitegisrenoe apar.
termeiter peb SeItmanspren | Sfhcs.
men al Cheyenne, @pomins, bIep I
5irsoaas bortitiaaIet fra $~opeofpar.
teret peo Tole Wountain. s Sfabet
befonbt fig $4,000 | aotnanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
GmeapInf.

- grsSrene Go oa 9eonorb Suie.
bp reifte | Worroags til @iIiston, 81.
Dat, for at tage SomeitenDlutb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

gram.
The state herald., 1910-05-06
GaIIiee.

As I rode slowly down to II over the
Mills covered with wild flowers and
plants and grasses that lifted them
selves almost to tho knees OF the
horses. | felt at last: This IL indeed
the holy land"-tbo land dreamed OF
by tho Russian pilgrim In tho Icy
north. and the little Breton boy on
the sun-scorched African upland. the
land toward which hearts turn from
tho uttcrmost parts OF the earth. the
unique land of promise and OF fulill.
ment The gesture OF the Breton boy
came back to my mind ns ho said: II
shall SEQ tho holy land" Surely In n
mystic dream he had looked on Gall.
leo. on these quiet waters. far below
me. ms still na glass. green. hcdgcd
about by thiekots OF wild olcandcr and
by myriada OF unknown flowers. tho
miraculous feet had walked. I, was
IA II tho touch OF those feet Ind given
to them peace forcyor-thnt marvel.
Gus peace Mt which now wns gazing -
Robert HichcnH. In Century.
The state herald., 1910-05-06

had burned many handsome dwellings
in Residence park would have been
hard to save.
Mrs. Theney's act was made DIFF.
flcult not only by the intense heat
felt for quarter OF n mile In every
direction from the blazing trees and
underbrush. but also by the thick
black smoke which hung over the en-
tire district in n heavy fog. Although
many men not so close to the Are as
the women In the Marks house wer,
affected by the sitting atmosphere
Mrs. Theney never wavered in the
task she had undertaken. Frequently
she was obliged to turn water on her
own face TO cool II. When the Free
port fire department arrived and tack
led the blaze short distance from
Mrs. Marks home they were amazed
to learn how effective Mrs. Theney's
work had been.
The fire was seen first In the north
western part of this village. not far
from the West Randall and Residence
puTh ulhtIlCth, NH'it uit tnt ldsnlOu
able homes OF more than n score OF
wealthy New York business men. BE.
fore ten minutes had passed these
houses were menaced. and the local
flremen were called from their fire
house. more than a mile away. by
the time they got within fighting dis.
lance OF the FIRE about half n dozen
acres had been swept by flames.
These acres constituted land covered
with shrubby growth and timber. Two
barns on the outskirts were destroyed
and the Marks carriage house was
slightly damaged. but otherwise the
loss from the fire was slight
When she saw the firc speeding her
way Mrs. Marks was In great alarm
She had no idea what to do. Mrs,
Thency. her guest. has had little ex.
perience fighting fires. but she saw
the only way TO head on the flying
sparks was to turn n stream OF water
on tho stable. She stood alone In the
sitting smoke and aimed the stream
Mt tho mcnaccd building. When the
f,remcn finally relieved her she was
ON tho point OF collapse-not from
fear. but from exhaustion.
The state herald., 1910-05-06

Mrs. Brown was on her way 10
prayer meeting. aud as she passed the
Jones home she saw Bobby sitting on
the porch.
Aren't you afraid out here alone.
Bobby"
I'm not Alone was Bobby's an
swcr.
who is with you?" asked Mrs.
Brown.
Now. Mrs. Brown" said Bobby i'm.
pressively. III you was good woman.
you would know who was with me-"
The state herald., 1910-05-06

o tumor caused by rupture. l wrote
to you for advice and you told me not
to get discouraged but to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
did take it and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed away" Mrs.
r. r. HUEY, 7l3 Mineral Ave-, Galena,
'Kans.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs.
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female ills, including displacements,
Inflammation. fibroid tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains, backache, bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, and nervous prostration. 1t costs
but q trife to try it, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
If you want special advice write
fOrit to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
It Is FREQ and always helpful.
The state herald., 1910-05-06
WOMAN As FIREF|GATER
SAVES VALUABLE HOMES
USES A GARDEN HOSE TO FIGHT
FLAMES, CHECKING SPREAD
UNTIL FIREMEN ARRIVE.

Freeport, L. 1.-The courage and in.
telligence Of woman saved the resi-.
dences in the West Randall and Res.
idence park sections of this place
from almost certain destruction by a
forest fire.
Mrs. George Theney prevented
flames from reaching the home OF
Mrs. Amund Marks. which was close
to the burning area. by keeping a
stream of water from a garden hose
constantly on the Marks carriage
house. If the latter structure had
caught fire. the house no doubt would
have been the flames prey. and II It
The state herald., 1910-05-06
Ar. Making study Of Flood.

Engineers and scientists are ma.
king exhaustive studies OF the recent
Hoods In Paris. to devise u system
which will prevent repetition Of tho
disaster. II Ia planned TO keep tho
Seine within It's channel either by
constructing higher entertainments or
by carrying the surplus waters around
tho city IN u by pass channel.
The state herald., 1910-05-06

Tomato and egg plants may be
grown for early maturity by setting
the seed In fourineh pots. Another
method IN 10 bse strawberry boxes.
minus bottoms. set ON n layer OF coal
ashes. The boxes should be set close
aud the earth fairly well frmcd be.
fore planting the seed. II premium
plants arc wanted. twolv. to fourteen
inches high and In bloom by planting
time. SOW the seed In tbree.lneh pots
right now and later shift TO tho ais.
inch size. n tho plants are given sui.
ficient room for normal growth. that In
all that In necessary.
The state herald., 1910-05-06
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
CuredbyLy .Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Galena, Kans. "a year ago last
March I fell, and Q few days after
there was soreness In my right side.
In q short time bunch came and 1t
bothered me 80 much at night could
The state herald., 1910-05-06

not sleep. 1t kept
growing larger and
by fall 1t was as
large as a hens egg.
l could not go to
bed without a hot
water bottle applied
to that side. 1 had
one Of the best doc
tors in Kansas and
he told my husband
thatI would have to
be operated on as it
was something like
The state herald., 1910-05-06

PA. what is n skepuc9"
"a man who will not eat chicken
salad because he believes II Is sinful
to butcher calves"
The state herald., 1910-05-06

prospects.
The litter carrier should be kept
In a constant state of good repair. 1t
Is a necessity.
Mulching will keep the fruit clean
and the soil in good condition during
the fruiting season.
Milk is one commodity In which the
buyer refuses to recognize the differ.
ent grades of excellence.
If the skin of the horse is kept clean
he will sweat more freely, which is
necessary In keeping him in good con.
dition.
To very considerable extent the Sc
lection of suitable or unsuitable site
decides the fruitfulness and value of
the orchard.
Repeated paintings to keep up a sup
ply. may in a measure be avoided by
sowing early medium and late varie-
ties at one sowing.
Many of the wastes and by-products
Of the fruit farm and household are
utilized by the fowls and changed into
valuable poultry products.
Fall pigs and spring pigs both
should be kept growing from the very
start. This does not necessarily mean
that they should be kept over-fat.
To give milk is the natural function
of the COW. but this function cannot be
performed to advantage unless It is
fostered by the right kind of care and
feed.
It's shame to whip or Jerk skit-
fish horse that has SHE'D or been
frightened by an unusual obstacle.
Soothe him rather than try to I'M
nerve him.
With fruit trees the constant effort
should ho En- Iaan tho fr,i, haor,p o.
sur,a.o az n.ar ,,a a.onna as nos'
sible. It will make the harvesting Of
II stock has breeding. quality and
uniformity. II is easy to 1T II for the
,ha,, y,,, nu, a., ,,a r,r,, n,a.o avor,
hi, =, ,oat ,ha, ,hov oan nsa
,ono,, 10 ,ho h,ra ,.a, .o,,,h honov
We, tho h,.har mic ,ha, COM, honey
viii, hr,rr mates Tho Income derived
from o,,hor hive ahon, tho same
For thu ror.r,, ,ormor and o,hors
roani,. NO, nora ,,an ono ~ two nm.
n, na,hod =, na,.h,nn ana hrooa,n.
aanno, n, nrasan, ha ,'nnrorod mon
c,ot ,ov,s or ,,os. , ,,,,,o ,raer
che woa,har shon,d .,ways ,a ,aa
so,, mashos nro,erah,y .oolaa and
a. sma,, ano,n,s 7, % Nos, aiso IN
aan.ra,a ,ha,, ,ro,, ,.a a,har ,a,,,,
and put I'm drv warm ouor,ers
ponoor, s,o,,, M, h. n,,,,.d ,o.r
,a,d CORR mr. swo., corn I, the s,,,.
mas -, IN. noncorr ara rocen,iyo whan
Inc no,,on ~ tho Ind,,r corn ~ r,ne
=, viii m,x poncorr usually natures
o,r,,ar thar indian com and may no
rIan,.d ,a,ar
I, ,o,. svs,om -, farm m,r,ye.
man, has ma, ho.r ,roo,oh,e reduce
,na a,aa ., arah,. land I, "a M ala.
- go raw NAV haya .ne, o,.
,r.e.,,n.r. a,,,,,v Won uay h.y,
$500" 10, = .,.,, ,asn Trv 4,
''Ns' "'" " 800
r, ~ ., .,,.,,..o 4, hatch.
-. - "a ,.., ,,., .a,, A..
80 r. 49,, ..r,, ans ha,,a.
~. - W. ~" ..a,,.as ~ w.,,,aa d,cs.
- w ',.,,.. -, III, A., -.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

The Review has it on good author.
ity that the Miner editorials imme-
diately proceeding the action of tbs
City Council on Tuesday evening,
when that body passed the ordinances
enforcing stricter regulation of the
saloon busiSsss, were Cetuated by
the knowledge that the council would
take this same action. The Miner
made bold dash for the band wagon
and just caught the end gate in the
nick of time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
INJURED WIFE
/. REVIEWS FIGHT
IN The COURTS
MIS-. Hartje, Cleared Of Vile
Charge Now Turns on Hus-
band with Divorce and
Alimony Demand.

PlTTSBURG. Pa. March 5.-Some
of the biggest sensations ever record
ed in the Pittsburg divorce court will
como to light in the trial OF the no
torious Hartje divorce case next week
II runlors that have been floating
around Pittsburg the past few days
prove to have any foundation. Tes-
timony OF highly sensational cherac-
ter. much OF il said TO be based upon
resorts from private detectives. is
expected to be presented in court IN
support of the suit brought by Mrs.
Augustus Hartie for legal separation
from her husband. the millionaire pa
per manufacturer. The case will be
called for trial Monday and il is ex-
pecued the hearing will consume sew
eral weeks.
The matrimonial troubles of the
Hartjes have come into print at more
or less frequent Intervals during the
past FIVE years. OF distinguished
/ family connections and possessed Of
great wealth and social prominence.
Augustus Hartje and his wife leaped
into notoriety five years ago when the
husband brought suit against his wife
! for absolute divorce and named a
negro as the correspondent. The be-
gal battle dragged through the courts
for several years and attracted the at.
tention of the entire country. On
several occasions the evidence was q.
such a character that the public was
excluded from the court room. The
divorce case was carried to the high
er courts and in its wake followed
several trials for perjury and subor
dinat'on OF perjury.
In the end the husband was de
feated in his effort to obtain a divorce
the wife was indicated in the pub
lie mind of the sensational charges
ms1e against her. and the negro
Hooe. who had sworn to an alleged
intimacy with Mrs. Hartje. was sen
to prison for perjury. Eminent coun
sci has been employed by both side
and il was estimated that the cost
in the case amounted to nearly
quarter of a million dollars. 1t wai
reported ct the time. though the re
port HIS never bdan verified. tina
Andrew Carnegie. the multi-million
aire steel manufacturer. had furnish
ed the money to defend Mrs. Hartj,
out of friendship for her father.
Mrs Ha-tje now declares that moth
ing less than a legal separation
and a fair share of her husbands es
tate will satisfy her 1t has beef
frequently rumored of late that Hartj
was G II mpting a settlement in OF
der to prevent the sensational mari
tai troubles OF the pair being furthe
laid bare But Mrs. Hartje emphai
ically declares that she will not b
party TO any such settlement. Al
other trial of the case in court, sh
believes. will result in a eompIet
Iy.ndication of her character.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
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