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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06
Notice of Public alton.

Notice is hereby given that at 1880
p. NJ. on the 3lsL day of August, 1910,
at May, County of Lemhi, State of Ida
will be submitted of the com lie tion OF
works for the diversion of 81 cubic
feet per second Of the waters of Pah-
samaroi River, in accordance with the
terms and conditions of certain per-
nit retofore issued by the State En-
nineer of the Stale of Idaho.
/. The name of the person or cor
poration holding said permit is Mason
NJ. Allen.
.. The postotfice address of such
person or the place OF business of such
corporation is Goldburg, County of
Custer, State OF Idaho.
3. The number of such permit is
5000, and the date set for the compile
ton of such work is August 81, 1910.
4. Said water to be used for irriga-
ton and domestic purposes
3. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
such compile ton, and the amount of
water which said works are capable of
conducting to the place Of intended
use, in accordance with the plans ac-
companying the application for such
permit, is 80 cubic feet per second.
g. The amount of lands for which
said water is available is 100 acres,
particularly described as follows So
SW4, Sec. 20, Sc = Sc, Sec. TO- NE4
NEi4 Sec. &c. Up. II n, Il. "a E., Il. Nj.
ID. q. MARTIN. State Engineer.
First publication Aug. =, 1910.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06
AMERICANS IN SWITZERLAND.
uoxv an EngIishmnn Was Impressed
by the Smart Dressing of
Our Women.

never remember seeing so many
Americans in Switzerland. They seem
to be making up for the lean" sea-
sons of the Chicago exhibition and the
Cubas and Spanish wars, says CORE
spondent of the London Pal. Mall Ga
zette. Such things react on the Play
ground of Europe in an extraordinary
way. In 1898 only 3,771 Americans
STAYED in Lucerne, and in 1898 there
we're on,y 5.040. Last year, with no
drawbacks to the American traffic,
there were II SOB. And how the Amer
leans are valued, to be sure! think
the pc ople here class the poor Amer
leans with the Swiss admiral as non
existent creature. The Americans are
here in force at the Grand Hotel Ma
tional, with mountains OF luggage
trunks that won't go through the bed
room doorways, and with the name of
every city represented on them. from
Buffalo to New Orleans and from Seat
tie to St. Augustine. The women folks
are gorgeous with gems and frock
for every two hours of the Gay and
evening. They give marvellous dinners
in Hans Pfyffer's exquisite restaurant
lit is no wonder that the National is
'.in connection" with the Carlton) and
generally impress the natives even OF
this money-spending town.
BY the way. why don't our own wom-
en- folk copy the Americans and travel
smartly dressed? Look at the Amer
lean girls you meet on the steamers
going down the lake of a morning,
charmingly turned out, from their be-
coming toque RICH down to their
pretty shoes. Why Englishwomen
should dress badly abroad l never
could understands: and | suppose it is
my misfortune ihas ! encounter only
the plainest of my countrywome here
in Switzerland. And then why do our
sons, and brothers, and husbands go
about the streets in knickerbockers?
But l have got onto big subject-a
pet grievance of mine, and SO had bet
ter leave it.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06

Mr.. Scruggs is large gentleman
possessing great dignity, partly nat
ural and partly gained through much
experience as presiding officer in
countless financial and charitable or
CARNATIONS.
One sweltering summer day. as he
dropped into his seat in the afternoon
train which was to carry him down
to his country place, he noticed with
much displcasure that Immediately
behind him was the inevitable tired
mother with the usual very small
children. But the youngsters were
quiet, and the motion OF the car soon
had its effect. Mr.. Scrugg's chin
sank upon his breast. and he slept.
Suddenly he became acutely con
scious that something warm and
sticky had been violently inserted be-
tween his collar and the back of his
neck. He lurched Indignantly to his
feet. Just as shrill voice exclaimed,
with great distinctness: "Oh, ma,
that mans got my gum-drop''-
Harper's Magazine,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06
VIRUS AS RAT POISON
Test Of a Disease Developed to Kill
Off the Pests.
Government Marine Hospital OAstal
Experime with Culture of
Bacillus with Gratifying
Success. n

Since it became known that the bu-
question Of means of destroying them
has assumed greater Importance. The
discovery of Il perfect rat destroyer
would be of vast benefit to the pub
lie health, says the New York Sun.
NJ. J. Rosenau, director of the by
gienic laboratory of the United
States marine hospital service, has
recently investigated a new method
for destroying rats by means Of Gull
lures of certain bacillus. This
method was developed by J. Danyz.
The virus which he obtained, while
far from being a certain means OF
discriminating rats in a particular
place, may be used as one weapon in
the fight against them.
A culture of bacillus isolated
from spontaneous epidemic among
harvest mice was selected, and grown
in bouilon to accustom il to an ex-
istence without oxygen. This was ac-
complished by growing the culture IN
TASKS as completely filled as posi-
Die. lie UuSkS WtIC BldCSd III esAA
incubator until the culture developed,
and then kept at an ordinary tenn
perature until deposit formed and
the bouilion became prefectly clear
From the TASKS the culture was
passed into collodion sack. which
was kept for from day to day and
a half in the abdominal cavity OF a
rat, then kept anew in ordinary
bouillon and thence again in TASKS
This series of opera tions was repeat
ed several times, and at the fourth or
fifth repetition decided increase III
virulence for mice was noted.
Mice were then replaced in the ex-
periments by young rats a month OF
six weeks old. Next older rats were
used. Proceeding in this way the cul-
ture was specialized, and Danyz final
~ succeeded in rendering it regular
" virulent for gray rats. black rats
and white rats, whereas 1t was orig
inally only slightly virulent for tbs
gray rats and entirely ineffective foi
the others.
DR.. Rosena'l fed 115 rats with the
cultures during a course OF various
experiments with the virus. OF these
only 46 died The results seem to de
pend largely upon the amount o
s culture ingested. BY starving the
rats for couple of days and thel
giving them all they would eat very
positive result was obtained. Tween
tv-sevcn rats so fed all died within I
week. If the rats get only SINAI
amount. however. not only Is the Ell
feet uncertain, but the survivors be
come immune and can feed upon thu
cultures to their hearts content ant
be none the worse for it.
1t would seem that the virus is no
unlike the laying of a chemical POI
son. depending as it does upon th'
amount ingested. But, while thu
chemical poison has the advantage
of not producing an immunity, thu
virus has the very decided advantage
of being, so far as is known. harm
less for man and domestic ANIMALS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06
Notice OF Publication.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 A.
NJ. on the 7th day Of Septem ber 1910,
At Stanley, County Of Custer, State OF
Idaho, before II. II. Marshall, N. P.,
proof will be submitted OF the comp Pile
ton OF works for the diversion of GA
Gu bic feet per second of the waters Of
Goat Creek, in accordance with the
terms aud conditions OF Permit No.
3l7s, also, GA cubic feet per second of
the waters of Goat Creek in accordance
with the terms and conditions of Per-
nit No. 3l79, heretofore issued by the
State Engineer Of the State OF Idaho.
The names OF the persons holding
said permits are Mrs NJ A. Benner
and Mrs. II. l.. Benner
The pos,oiiice address of such per-
sons is Stanley, Custer county, Idaho.
The numbers of such permits are
3l7S-3l7D, and the date set for the COM
pletion Of such work is Oct. ,, 1910.
Said water to be used for irriga ton
and domestic purposes.
Said works Of diversion will be fully
completed on the date set for such
completion and the amount Of water
which said works are capable of con
Quoting To the place of intended use,
in accordance with the plans accom-
panyipg the applications for such per
mits, is Ga cubic feet per second under
each permit
The amount Of lands for which said
water is available is under Permit No
BITS, is 800 acres described as follows
Unsurveyed land commencing Mt post
No. !, situated about IA mile southwes
terly from the junction Of Valley creel
and Salmon river and about 10 rod,
south of said Valley creek, runnin.
thence west = mile to post No. ;thenc'
south mi.e to post No 3: thence cas-
y mile to post No. 4; thence north
mile TO post No !, the place OF begin
ming.
Permit No. 3l79. 3s0 acres AS follows
Unsrrveyed land con mencing at pos
standing | y miles southwest from thu
junction of Valley creek and Salmor
river, about 40 rods south of said Val
ley creek. which post is marked II. l.
b. d. l.. Il. No. i; thence south | mile
to post No q thence west Is mile Il
post No. 3; thence north | mile TO pos
No. A. thence east y mile TO post No
/, the place of beginning.
u. G. MARTIN. State Engineer
First publication Aug. 8. 1910.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06

Notice is hereby given, That the an
nual meeting of the stock holders of the
Sterling Gold Mining Company. Limit
ed, will be neld at its office in ChalIis,
Idaho, on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, 1910, at
8 o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose Of cleo
ing Board of Directors, to hold until
the regular annul election to be held
on the first Monday in April 1911, and
for the transactio of such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before it.
Dated August 18th. 1910.
EARL j. MICHAEL, Secretary.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06
NOTICETo CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate of Winslow
II. Bowen. Deceased
Notice IS hereby given by the under
signed. Valentine Maelzer, administra-
tor of the estate of Winslow II. Bowen,
deceased, to the creditors of and ALI
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to said administrator at his resi-
dence at May, Idaho, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate.
Dated August 5th 1910.
VALENTINE MAELIER,
Administrator.
E,irsI nuhlirai ion Aur u lulN-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06

First publication Aug. ., 1910.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-09-06

Dated August ), 1910.
First publication August ., 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
IMPORTANT STRIKE
 AT UNITED GLOBE
PRIVATE ADVIcEs RECEIVED IN BOSTON SAY TT WAS MADE ON 1.4oC LEVEL.

BOSTON. Dec. 2I-Private aG- wees have just been received in Bos ton from Globe that on the 1400 leysl Of the O.d Dominion a crOsscut has eX posed a body Of high grade chalc0- pyrite ore in the Glad ator claim Of the ~lited Globe. ti:e same ore body which was opened for a distance of coo feet on the 12C0 level in the Unit cd G.obe ground. This ,s an important development as it proves tle contnui ty of the ore body and indicates 2Oo feet of high grade ore between .ie 1900 and l4jO foot levels for the | nited Glo3e
 The Old Dominion company is show ing approximately llrger prof g
 from the treatment Of It's own ores than at any oher inc m several years. It is doing pract' cally no GUS
 tom business. hence it is not neces
 sary 10 import sulphide ores. As matter of fact. under the old man l agement a large supply Of Califof nia sulph.de ores was purchased ans pa q for. As the company is only us [ ing 30 tons of outside sulphide pel | day at the present time to. meet iti i present smelling requirements. it vii
 not have to go outside for sulphide
 ores to smelt its own ores for so-as | time to come.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
WARRIOR IS FEATURE IF
 STOCK BOARD
Buying Is Good From All Points
 and Not Confined to Any
 One Locaiiy-S. P Was Feature of New York Market

The close of inc year leaves the ma. .lsets ia sxcelaa- fern. n sp-te of the two days holiday before us. southern Pacific was the feature of the trading On Wal street. h the copper shares lst. Nov.h Butte saow- ed better support. Oseeola sod OK dividend. Calumet and Arizona &as inclined to be weak. Greene cauaaca opened strong. but closed .i-acrionally lower. Superior and Piu sbu-s show ed better support. Osoooia show ed title or no life. WaTr.or Develop Hens company continues to show s,~'d riuy.Eg from all points. and not confin ed 10 any particular city. Live caa was inclined to be fract oaaiiy we1s according to quotations. but the stock is stronger than 1t appears. Minmi and Superior and Boston are also firm. Arz0na Michigan has Issued call of 50 cents to be paid on or be fore the I5tl of January Black Mountain is Icing offered at 45 with no bids. Ray Central has been with cut support. Hancoc showed goo. buying making an advance of tw>
 po'nts for the day Boston Ely al S
 with little coming out. Denn Arizoni
 is being traded in at si. Shatmcl Arizona shows very good support a 21 3-4 Cactus, Chino and Gila hav' been strong With indications that the, will sell for much higher figures. IT my many clients l wish at this tint to express my gratitude for the busi ness that they have extended me tn past year. and trust that the same vii | be continued and that the New Yea
 vii be a bright and prosperous one ( you one and all
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
ANOTHER PASSENGER TRAIN
 ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC

On January first the Southern Pa cific will, in conjunction with the Rock Island, put on a new fast pas senger train between Chicago and San Francisco. This train does not take the place of the Golden State Limited, but is an additional fast train. carrying only sleepers and one chair car On January first the Gold en State Limited will become a strict ly first-ciass train. carrying cnly sandard Pullman sleepers. Both of these fast trains will come into Fl Paso over the Rock Island and from there will proceed to San Francisco over the Southern Pacific
 This announcement proves that all the past speculation regarding the Golden State Limited running on the E. P. & s. W. tracks between Fl Paso and Benson was without founda. ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
NEW DIRECTORS FOR
 PARADISE MINING CO.
]. ". HAYWARD. 4 PROMINENT
 BANKER OF IOWA. WAS ELECT D TO SUCCEED ]. (. KANAAR.

At a meeting of the board Of J.- rectors Of the California and Para disc Mining company hell December 2S in their office ia this city. J W. Hayward. a prominent banker of Iowa. was elected to succeed J. E. kanaaT and Judge Morris High was named 10 fi.l the place Of M. II. Hardy. Mr Hardy cont nues with the company in the capacity of second wee presi lent and will have charge of timOe.- ing and other carpenter work at the property.
 Machinery which was recently pnr chased has been unloaded at Rodec N M and is being hauled to the mine fourteen miles distant All lu!n Der necessary to complete retimbeT Ing the shaft and build the ho-s l frame has teen ordered. More mel will be put cn shortly and arrange men's made for rushing work in every particular.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
ROCK ISLAND INCIDENT
 CALLS FOR DISCIPLINE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-Brief ses- sion of the Governors Stock Exchange was held this afternoon to receive the report os the committee of three 10 inquire into he circumstances af- fecting the Rock Island common ou Monday. when the stock advanced from 50 5-s to S1, an das suddenly re ceded.
 The findings were sd0Hit.ed to the Governors. the subject matter of The report to be acted on by the govern ing committee on January I2. Al though the strictest reserve Is being maintained. it is generally believed that the closing Of the Rock Island in cident will be accompaGie5 by disci pliuary measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
STOCK MARKETS RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
SHANNON COPPER STOCK
 HELD FOR HIGHER PRICES

body Of mach richer ere has tes. developed recently m it's lower work ings. from which it vii be able io produce copper later .cn 2t <-ns.d- erably lower cost than 1t is at present maintaining The operation of it's own Ia road. soon to be completed. and Improvements in It's milling anI smelting operations VII also tend U reduce the cost of it's copper
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

According 10 Walters Weekly Cop per Letter Cannon is being bought ty these who have confidence in sa cary advance in the price of copper. Every cent per pound rise in the
 metal will add GO cents per share tc the net earnings of the Shannon com rany There are other reasons -whF shannon sscc., should sell higher A
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
CLOSE IF YEAR
 BRINGS HOPE
Traders LOCK Forward to Bet ter Things for 1910 While January Will Bring Huge Disbursements.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The closing of the year in the stock market is reflected in, the expectant tone Of good things to come with the open ne of thte new year. other than the di rect operation of the present favor able influences in trading. January vii see the largest sum disbursed ir profits that ever occurred in a sinIila' per cd in New York
 Bonds were irregular. total sales ss. 1S9 900. United States 2s declined one quarter per cent in bid price dur ing the week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
METAL MARKET.
(Rr Aseociated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dee. s1.-Markei standard copper New York Metal Ex change, firm. spot. Dec. January closing S13.40a13.75: February S13.1- n13.sG. March S1350&13.S5; April SI3504 I3.90; Lake S13.75n14ef Electroiytic sla5o91375: casting sl3.25G13.50.
 Tn easy. spot December $33.70G 33.S5; January S33.5On33.S0; Febru ary. s23.6O6 23 90: March April s33.70M 3s.00. Lead quiet. spot ser f-2 q s72 l-2 New York and at si.G5 ask ed East St. Louis.
 Spelter. quiet. spot s61006.30 New York, s6050 6.10 East St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
HELvETIA HAS DEVELOPED
 BODY SELF FLUX|NG ORES OOF|EESS

due to an excessive. but of course temporary flow of water being en- countered on the 400-foot level. are responsible for the weakness Of the stock. 4 diamond drill is being ised in the lower workings to locate the downward trend of the ere body, and extensive development work on the second and third levels is gong on mennwhiie
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
AUTO STAGE LINE TO coURTLAN'

Leaves Palace Stables every mon Ing 8 a. m-. making a round trip eacI day. Phone in your orders for reser vstion of seats to Palace Stables. Low ell No z; c. c. Hotel. Bisbee. Pone % Will call any place in city for passen gers. Fare s3.50. Bowen & Hubbard proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

The Helvetia company has develop ed a large tonnage of self-fuxing smelting ore. which carries from 2 1-2 to l-2 per cent copper Its develop ment work IS being continued with very satisfactory results. The dsscon- tinuance of shipments of ore to the Old Dominion smeiter and the Inter ruption Of deep development wor.i.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01
OLD DOMINION WILL NOT
 SHIP IFS ORES ID DOUGLAS

The old Dominion company. at Globe, is now buying only thirty tons daily of sulph de ores from outside the district &nd the character of it's development in one portion ot the mine leads the nanasenent to express confidence that with Il six months ie 'wi1 be taking from it's own mines all the sulpA-de ores it will require. The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-01

reports current that the Old Domin- ion is planning to abandon is smeitsr and ship .ts ores to Douglas, therefore. have absolutely no foundation m fact. Mining experts who have recent y gone over the Old Dominion s!tua- ton very carefully declare that they see no reason why the company s costs should not be reduced to me cents per pound Of copper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
ct misIYffet Sorioe.

ON en- ieniatioreI SiIorageIie pna
ct. Soiepbs SoipitaI / Giblano,
@is., meobeles / et Eresietelegrom
berira Den t2te os. Get par ct mis-
lpffet Sorieg pan nt faa Wprn 7iet5
Hpttet fra Soipitalet % 6ragt til
Milmaufee.
9iet3.5 oriparsionbets GrGiiSent,
Geo. ShuItes irOinnot iig nemIig
poa SoipitaIet | Sen Seniigt at tnse
Rpra meo ia. ierit til SapparS oq
berira til RiIpulfee. Son erfIP.
reoe at buoe ioaDel SorGlorenes Tom
Sberiii @aboens gempnoigelie til
OF ioretose 5lptuinsen. Saapel Den
tiliieSeSerpGrenbe 9eputp Sheriii
iom Observation-Disclosures MOB
Iatte iis imiSIertio 5Iptningpn. ferit.
npunte iorSi Der enonu ingen San.
ton par itiaet FOR benoe. oa De Iibit.
nGpnte iorbi De life nniaa Rpro
iterf nof iii Of gisre &eiien.
Rr. equities MATTE opeipe fSor.
ieeet, men erflRreSe, at ban ON
fort 5iS piISe peHSe tilbnse meo en-
retsIis Srore til at gipe @igen i'm
5ribeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

men. SnSianerbureauetS crfIRreoe
Scuiigt meO ~llSiteoelien al Sroren
er Of bolSe Rusoriffe tiIitrpffeIi8
iirruet ira Snoianerue til at reooe
Sisie ira at faloe / 6riteIie.
Get Der etobIere6e SorbuoSomran.
De liggcr aItioniueu ~iuoenior De /
5raftaten al 1866 optrufue 2inier,
Der eriiterer mtiOlertio Here andre
5raftoter ON 9anoaiitadelier / 0tin.
ueiotd, iom dle iuoeboloer lignenoc
Sor6uoSbeitemmeIier. ON ale oiSie
3roftnter Ifrrnat bannohGueoes, oil.
Sc 6orbuoSomradbet foume Ill at
omfuttc nj SienOeoele al Stoter, oeri
nreoreauet Sc GeIe al Ct. Youl 90
minneapolis. iom lager poa geitii.
oen al @siiiSiippiilooeu.
Ge to itorc SaIooncentrer Ioor.
bead OF Gnit 8rono Sorts ligger
nocnfor set | Srnftatcn al 1856 al.
itoacoe Gerritorium og roirmes ioa.
leoeS life al oen Der nutaIte 6or.
bu0Sor0rc. Get er muligt, Iuren
fonmer iii Dem iencre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

trGnge mo, loo Dem image al Rp-
oerne os ilos ct Siriiu al Dem, TO og
flere 40 Sanger. | 9nffen, inStil De
opgap Sorisset os Loo bans Gienoom
| Sreo.
Irfonmet til Oct bersmte Monii-
ment al Sernbeiten peo gnbeu al
SuareS gpeuiie, iomIeoe Be iig ON
firing bette % boIot opbiSienSe Saler
MOB oe iorbaote gmcrifmere. Gn
iorbipasierenSe Sporpoeu iuIo al
9srn, iom par paa 8eien til Sen
nmerifanife Sfole, iteneoes, % ct al
gsrrene fom alporlig tiIifaoe. allie
SoenenS Sinbuer fuuiteS.
gluitot amerifnnife 9orgcre, ipm
operfaIbtes og iniultereSes, por en-
Ssn al ben amerifonife Ambassador,
Scr. @iIion, og en- amerifauif Seru'
bnneiunftionPr peo Nuon @iaiom
Woribol. .Sioltnppnte blep rom.
met al ct Stenfuit / &opebet.
Sra @aibington meobeles Den
10be Iopem6er: SfficieQe 0epeiher
inoebolbenoe oetoliere0e 9eretrin.
ger ON De antiamcrifdnife 9emons
Itrationer i Nericu Gitp inolsb ibug
til Observation-Disclosures ira Im'
bosiobsr 8iliou og ira Sen anleri'
fonife 8eneralfoniul, Iruolo 6ranf.
lin. Mr. @ilion itoOiGiteOe EreS.
ieefterretningerne ON, al ban ofiict-
eft baoOe proteiteret MOB S~oloSbano.
Iingerite og Sorbaonelien al oct ame.
rifanife Slag.
@eneralfoniul Tratflin sap en-
nermere geifripelie al 6Iagafipren
% al ct perionligt Soerialb poa bonl
ielp.
ct ienere Telegram, ser par ienot
oper San gntpnip. 3eraS, meboeler
ct ongipeIig paalioeIiet 6orIpOenoe
ON, at Ser ON gitermiooaeen oen
t0oe bapoe p9ret iorspet ct Sner.
faIo paa Ambosiabsr 8ilior. Eaa
8runo al Sen itrpnge Geniur, ion
bar oprettet al Gegierin9cn, funoe
nogen n9rmere Splpsninger life
m~eobeles.
Sc %ieHeite Gfterretuinger ira Sen
merifanife Sooeoitao goor ITO paa,
at Sreben oe Sr6enen MI er gien-
oprettet, % at oct oiplomotiife lloeir
por blGit oper, ibet oen merifanife
l1ocnrigsminiiter baobe ofIogt am.
~basiober @ilior ct ~periorligt 9eisg,
n6talt i'm 9eflagelie ooer oet fore,
falbne og lopet at De ifpl6ige ifltIoc
bli tilberIig afitraffeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Sa SoIIettes GiIitano.

Ger mebbeleS ira Mabiion, 8is.,
at Senator Ga 6oaettes Geuner is,
ger at foa BAN ouertolt til Of ie9e
Jig permiteret ira ben fomnlenoe
Sesiion al aouqre5ien 90 tage iia en-
&efreationstur til europa.
3et forlpber imiblertio, at Serus
loren forctrGffer life Of qjere nogen
lGngere &eiie, ielo ON ban life ifuloe
bli iitaro til at irenims0e paa Son.
gresien for en- Si6. Sfient BON err
fommet iig bra eiter Sperotioren er
bans SeGbreb efter bans 29gers Wie-
ming. enoni life itRrf nof til at taaIe
Sen meb en- aftio GeItagelie / sc.
observation-disclosures ior6ilnone 9ln.
itr9naelier.