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The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
EXCELLENT DRAMA
 COMING UP
"A CELEBRATED CASE" WILL BE STAGED IN COURSE OF
 TWO WEEKS.

"A Celebrated Case" is the name of the drama to be presented by Mir. Mullen, Mrs. Caskey. and a splendid company of amateurs sometime dur ing the next couple of weeks. It will be the strongest and best play ever produced in Fairbanks. It is full of thrilling situations, and strong emotional scenes. and most com petent company will interpret the various roles
 In addition to the talented players seen in the last two comedies given by Mrs. Caskey and MT. Mullen, most of whom will appear in "A Cele- brated Case some new amateurs will make their dramatic debut. among them Mir Fred Date. Mrs. A. F. Herpick, Mir Walter Rowson and Mir Frank Green. Little Mona Ro- barts has a principal role, and Miss Ethel Russell will also appear for the first time since making hit in the comedy, Married. Yet Single. v produced by Mrs. Caskey a couple of years ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
OLD TIMER DIES SUDDENLY

Hans Soreuson. a well known old timer of thc camp. and the owner of Nos . and e First Chance creek. was found dead on his claim by neigh bors on Wednesday evening, the body lying face downward near the shaft eu No .. An investigation of the occurrence by Commissioner Dill lon and a corou,r's jury has develop ed the fact tha' death was due to natural causes The funeral was held a 2.&0 yesterday afternoon, from the undertaking parlors, Rev. J. II Condit conducting the ser vices.
 On Wednesday his ncighbors saw Sorenson leave his cabin for the claim and noted that he did net. as usual. return to the cabin for lunch. When he failed To put in an appearance in the evening a search was made and the body was found a. described His Clo-hing was un- disturbed and there Was nothing to suggest foul play Inside his shirt a wallet was found which contained $435
 The deceased was native of Den mark, nearly 6t years of age. He was strong and apparently healthy, and well able 10 endure the work of
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
GOOD BASEBALL PROSPECTS

TLere is d very good prospect of Fairbanks enjoying some excellent baseball this season. if the mana gers of the three teams that are to be put in the field can be considered good authority. In addt to the California and x. C. teams. there will be the Arctic Senators, an ag- sregation that is to be launched by Jack Lindsay and F J. COrbctt.
 It is understood that quite few of the late arrivals in the camp are handy with the willow and hursehi,lc. and the lineups of the local teams will probably show much change from last year. With the best men of last years teams and the cream of the new arrivals, there should tc three good teams gotten together.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
M'INTYRE CASE IS STILL ON

The case of the United States vs. Dominick Mcintyre. in which the de- fendant is charged with cutting with intent to kill. was commenced on Friday morning and the jury secured during the afternoon from a special venire. It had not been completed on Saturday evening when court ad- journed.
 Mcintyre is accused of striking Joe Leotta over the head with an ax dur ing quarrel year ago on Dead wood creek, in the Circle district Nc. lntyre claims that he struck the blow in self defense, asserting that Leotta was trying to strike him with a stick of wood
 The jury trying the case is compos- ed of: NJ. E. Underwood, Henry Johnson, P. J. Wenn. Carlo Jackett. A. McDougall, A. J. Godski w. J. McNamara, R. T. Blakeley, H. Rid finger and H. D. Fountain
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
TRY TO MAKE CHATANIkA

A work train under the direction of Manager C. w. Joynt left at 80 this morning for Chatanika MT. Joynt is fairly confident that he will be able to make his way through to the terminus, although he cannot bank on this for certainty II has been found that when the snow is re- moved from the cuts there is heavy coating of ice on the rails. but crew of men has been en- gagged in removing this, and it is hoped that now the regular schedule is in sight again.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24

Guy Marks X Co. on Saturday purchased a centrifugal pump from the N. C. company for their opera tions on below Gooldstream
 Mrs. II. Barthel entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at her home on First avenue
 Morley Litsey will fill the vacancy at the local postoffice caused by the resignation Cf Sid Stewart. who takes a position with the N. c. company
 Dr. Emil Pohl was taken to St. Mat thews hospital on Saturday night. suffering from stomach trouble.
 Deputy Marshal Hansen was taken to St. Joseph's hospital on Saturday, threatened with typhoid fever.
 Harry ASer, the man shot a week ago Saturday during the trouble on discovery GOldstream, is getting along nicely, and no complications are ex- pected
 Charles Sether of Cinema Cn Thurs. day drove pick through his right foot and is now confined in St. Jo- seph's.
 The Hoel brothers, Winner and Johnson have taken lay on Dan ketchum's ground on Treasure creek. and already have a 2O-horse power plant installed
 John Tary, of Dome creek. who was taken to the hospital from the jail. where charge of vagrancy had been lodged against him so he could re- ceive attention, is very low. and not expected to live.
 Joe Young. of Homestake creek, who is suffering from Bright's dis ease, is somewhat improved.
 The Entre Nous club was enter tained on Saturday afternoon by Mrs Albert Johnson at her residence on Fourth and COwles.
 Mrs. Day and Louis Francisco. who have been sick with typhoid fever, are both doing nicely.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24

Alois Friedrichs, the Ridgetop quartz miner. has been in town dur ing the week perfecting arrange ments for the further development of his claim. When he returns to the claim he will commence the widen ing and timbering of the shaft work ed for a time under lease by Gla- zier Crockett and Poison. As son as this work is done thirty horse power plant will be installed and the work of sinking proceeded with without delay. The shaft has been sunk to depth of about 1l6 feet, but il is not, all the way down, wide enough for a working shaft, and rrledrichs will remedy this defect before he does the timbering. Mir. triedrichs has implicit faith in his claim, and appearances seem to full ly justify this.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
BECkWITH IN WITH LINDSAY

On Saturday night there were big doings at the Senate saloon in cele- bration of the fact that Andy Beck with, the genial navigator of river boats and former proprietor of the White Horse hotel in Cinema. had cast in his lot with Jack Lindsay in the management of the Front street emporium. There was excellent mu- sic, furnished by Durand and Car penter, and much conviviality among those who called around to wish the new hand" success in his new venture. As Is well known, Andy's seamanship is not confined to fresh water, for it's many a schooner he has steered over the bar when the foam was spilling in all directions
 Under the management of Jack and Andy the Senate should continue in the favor it has held in the past.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
NEWSPAPERS BREAK AWAY

After having heen together under one roof for sixteen months. the Times and the New s-Mincr have concluded to part company and in the near future the plant of tn News-Miner will De moved To Cush. man street in the premises formerly OCCupied by Miss O'RrNan-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
ODD FELLOWS AT CHURCH

The Odd Fellows of the city at tended the Methodist church in body last evening and listened to an excellent address by Dr Winecoff The special servicees were appropri- ate to the occasion, which was the Commemoration of the 92nd anniver- sary of the founding of the order
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
GRAEHL SCHOOL ELECTION

Next Saturday a school election will be held at Graehl, at which time the residents of the island will indicate their choice of the candi. dates for the offices of clerk, treas. urer, and director of the school board At present H. C. Davis is clerk. Jack Robarts treasurer and Frank Miller director
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
MARTIN SULLIVAN CREMATED
His Funeral Occurred m Seattle Yesterday After
 noon.

SEATTLE. April 23-The funeral Of Martin Sullivan was held this afternoon from Bonney & Watson's undertaking establttn he b ame.TH being CTemated
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
TWENTY MINERS ARE KILLED
Premature Blast on hesaba Ranoe
 Deals Death to a Score.

DULUTH. April 25.-By a prema- ture explosion in a copper mine on the Mesaba range yesterday evening twenty miners were instantly killed and number of others seriously injured
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
Charitable

Doll Hand-ome Mr, Rogers dane ci win no three times,
 Molly Well, i''s q Charity Ball, .ll know
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
4 BOUNCER.

At 30 yesterday a twelve pound boy was born to Annie Gibraltar al St oJseph's hospital
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24

mining he had been engaged in in the camp for the past several years, in spite of his age. So far as known he had no relatives in the district
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
MIR. AND MRS. JOE EGLAR
 IN FROM HOT SPRINGS

Mir. and Mrs. Joe Eglar arrived last night from the Hot Springs with a horse and dOuble-ender
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24

Salt put on ink when freshly spilled on carpet will help remove the spot
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
CLARK TO VISIT SEATTLE
Speaker Of the House w.. Visit Pu.
 get Sound in the Fall.

SEATTLE, April 23.-It was an. nounced today that Speaker Champ Clark and Former Senator Albert Beveridge, of Indiana, are to visit Seattle in the fall, either in Sep tember or October.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-24
GOING AHEAD AT RIDGETOP

Reliable garden seeds at Peoples.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
llpartiifc Ssale @am 6raneiseo

s set fprOlm 1an partire0ne Son
lSrunciscp er n1an I'LL naaet til at
afDol0e @pDnlg, Dpor ems life &an=
6ibotcrnes &arti1tilling ,tGoncs pau
&olgliltcn. S Sirsbags afbolOteS
for forlte @ang / @pens @iltorie 81
refte ErimGrpalg eiter en- iulOltGl1-
Sig IN % bi6til uprppet SrOning. 5
Silfrlbe al, at en &un6i0ot pc0 set
te HrilnGrpolg faar en Maioritet e.
Ste11tn1er, erfl9res ban for enbeli;]
polgt og ifal life oeltage Sc re9p=
lure Golg. 6orl1o tur syolget CT
ser gaoet Ell ret bioiig &ogne,
lom oog bor u0nGrfet Jig peo Ser
ign1ntelige Sone Ser er al1iloaet pel
Mg0erne. Sterit S11teresie f11yttebe
Jig til @olget of Mapor. Ser por
to &o11oiboter, McGartbp> SEN MI:
pGre,be eSnoebober al gmbeoet, Jon
bap6e slrbejoerpartiet bag fig, oq
SSames &olpb ST., ser ltetteoes baa.
Sc af @epublifonere og 9enrofroter
&olpb polgtes mes $4,000 Sten,
mer, set itprite s(ntal Ser nogenln:
Sc er gipet Ell enfelt @onoioot Son
6rancisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
,Wiapprinben" icjre,

8pen @l1nnelpell / &anias ilog
beo oet iiolte &olg alle amerifanife
@olgreforoer peo at lGtte en &pinoe,
Mrs. glla @iliom / Maporln0ct.
9enne Stilling far imiolertio life
peret noget9ioienleie for Den6e. @en=
beS ma1tolige &olleger / @pltpret
gioroe be11be poo olle Mooper 9ipet
iurt og iegte at bringe 6or1tprre1le
/ s(bn1inil ltrationel1. @praobsflertal=
let negteoe iaaleoes at gobfienbe
benoes esinans6l,oget, pg Spcn itoo
rbcn Sfatter til at brffe Sc lp5enoe
l1ogifter meo, beller life pilbe Sc
lanftionere benbcs lton9pneller al
8pc,nbebslnuno, iaa @pen itob uoen
Glcrf, &osjerer, @a0efolnis|rr og
onore np6penbige 6l.nftionGrer. Sill
lib1t lnootte @upernpren gribe ino
og iel1be el1 ipeciel jltrioilf @eprtpien=
to11t til 8pcn for at ifille Sr9tten
Otter at bon bapbe l'1oerieat iSor~
boloene inoienote ban cn al ct itort
6lertal al 8orgerne unoerlfrepett
Hetition, bpori forlangtes 9lffeoi-
gelie al Sc froftlife 8Drobsme6lem-
mer. @uperngren tog ltrafs Mnlgg=
ningen til 5glge og beorbreoe State
slttornep til at toge Sc 1orne6ne
Sfri0t, og nMoporin0en" be6ol0t
&olpla6ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Sen rationale &omierbatiunsfonsrc:


Sioite Mon6ag aobne6es Sen tree.
je rationale &o11l observation-disclosures /
aunias Gitp meo 9elegater fra belc
9mertfa. Sc be6 &ongresfen for.
ban6le6e Gn1ner in6ifrenfe6e Zig 81
iprite Gage neiten u6eluffen6e til
Iorbon6linger ON Gorbe6ringer al
slgerbruget. Yralioent &aft talte I
@ongresien Man6ag Nften. San
gjennemgif tit Gorebrag / forte
Sref 9lgerbrugets &iitorie 6e iiblte
so slar, og paapegeoe, at ielp ON
ban life frpgte6e for, at oe 6or.
Staters Soro lite fun6e fp6e 8e-
folfningen ON an0re so slar, iao
bar set bog ne6benoigt, at Ser b1ep
lagt @in6 poo at faa ct itgrre og
iteofe itigenoe l16bptte af ssoroen.
San n6talte fig for, at Ser / bbert
eneite County | 2an6et iful6e oni9t=
tes Men6, Ser lgnne6es oels. af
@ountpet, oels af 6orbun6sregierf,t-
gen, til at Iebe Soripg paa 2onobru-
gets Omraa6e. Sill bette Mrbei6e
bebgneoes 5000 Meno. S set belle
anfaa ban l1oiieterne for 2an6brn.
get for meget lpie, % ieIb ON ser !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Kantnterhrrrf @nltkf.

Sfplge Meooelelie fra aipbenbapn
al 12. 6s. ,er 1ann1arfs @elon6t
@uibtngton @rebe Carl Moltfe, n6=
1t9bnt til @nnmerberre. 0enne l16=
marfelie for Dan1narfs Gepraien=
tant / oe Toreneoe Stater ptl g1eoe
Danif- -Mmerifanerne, blan6t bpilfe
@eian6ten bar bltnoet mango Sen
,ter beb lin iepne, elifperotge Sp=
treoen, % er en- imnf Mnerfienoelie
for bans 6pgtige 2eoelie at bet an
iparsfuI6e gmbe6e ban befle6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Senator EtcphcuIpns Saa.

1prltfonmenoe Mon0ag begpn6er
oen al Uorbl1noslenotet fora1ltalteoe
ltnoerlpgelle al @isconlin Senoto=
rem Stepbenlons &olg. gsisconlin
stot pil life blipe reprnlenteret pe6
oenne ltnberipgelic, ioet &on1iteens
6orlnano, 5enator @ep6nr1> bep=
Ser, at Sen foregaor noeluffen0e rn=
Ser Scnatets Sl1risoiftipn, og set er
besl1bcn finn en l1noeripgelie, intet
6orbpr. gil Staten @isconiin for
oultalte Ell ltnoerlpgelle, bliper bette
en- Sog,ipn Stats 2egislatl1ren moa
atgjsre for Jig ielp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Srcttem Mennclfer brrbt ncS Gner=
fiDrlel.

S 92ee1ab, @is., ifete iiblte Malt=
Sag Morgen lt6t efter &l. 3 cit frpg=
telig l1lpffe, i0et ct Sellfab af Mr=
bei6ere fra Menaiba Srebarefabrif,
ser bab6e 6eltnget 6eiringen al Ell
8rpllupsbag paa en- @nrbe6en al
8pen ligge1,6e Garm, tilberenoe &e=
ter @onien, og iom par paa Silent
peien fra Soften en- flor @pituogn,
ser fjertes of Sarmens Ger, blep
poafigrt al ct 9eortb @eltern Eas-
lagertren beo en- @a6efrp6sning
Solb Meblemmer af Sellfabet 6r9b=
tes paa Ste6et, og s iaare6es iao
baar6t, at ser bar Sare for 6eres
9ip. gn af 6em er afgaaet pe0 Dg=
sen. Ser bar 81 unge Mennelfer
paagognen. &rD0s11ingen mellem@a-
Sen og Sporene er en- ipios Ginfel,
og ser er reiit ct itort sftlt mellem
8ane1 og @eien, iom bi1r6rer Sber-
iigten og tager af for 9p6en. @n
M9ng6e Menneifer er 2ebet af 6e
jio1te Mar fommet tilfu6e eller 6rebt
pe6 6enne @rp6sning. Srenet l6b
meo betp6eIig 6ort, men ser ipnes
life at bore u6piit ierlig l1foriig-
tigheo boerfen af acknowledgement
eller at alt6ifen paa gognen, og
Sfpl6en for l1lpffen tilffrit'es noe
ite1 n6eluffen6e 6e ubeloige &rDos=
ningsforbol6 og set itoreSfilt. Mon-
ge af 2igene blep frpgteligt lenue-
.iteoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
yYnsicpioot" Subnium ta9er Mfifeb.

rYnsicpioot" Subnium taser Miifeo.
9cn meget befien0te &egierings,
Getcfttp SS. 6. Sobnion, faloet
uEusiepfoot" for Sen itilfer0ige
Mm1oe, Dporpaa ban lrpel1tet O1ffe0e
op mart Set enc, lnart Set an0et
Steo / lit &irfefclt, far efter bpaO
ser me00eles fra Genper, @ope0fpar=
terct for set peitlige 9iltrift al Set
ben1n1elige Gegierings= taget
lin slflfeO. Sobnion blep ierlig
fienot for 0en Sper, bporme0 ban
for ct Nars Sio li0en forfltlgte Spt=
ritl,olabanolere ltore 9ele af Min-
neiota, ser / ii1 Sio bap0e pGret ST.
Oionerlanb, og bpor Spiritl1slalg peO
slfltoaellen al 9on0ct til ytegierill=
gen pur blepet forbubt. timber lit
slrbeibe Nfiunclcta fpr ocnne Gag
foretpg ban 5000 s(rreltotioner pg
fit $500 slnflageoe iopn1t @fulfter,
% lul11n1e Siosrum blep 5 al fans
MfeobiGlpere 0rebte. Afen for9prigt
lpb Sogen for en ltor Sci 10 / 5on=
6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
SC cnaclifc &mlmincr.

S Set li0lte slar far 1nun fl1n
bgrt li0en Sale ON Taren for l(os
tglnncllc al al,llninerne, me1 I'LL er
Spprgsmaolet otter bragt trent for
Sffenligbeocn peo ct 6ore0rog, iom
Sen befjcn0te e11gellfe 8i0enlfa6s=
mono Sir @illiom 9fon1iap nplig
bolOt / uSritiib 9lslociation" @ng=
lon0> / bpilfet ban erflgre0e,at @ng=
lonos &nln1i11er biloe pGre nbtpn1te
ON 175 s(ar. @onlfe pilt paapilte
ban, at Ser poo engelif Serritorilmt
fan0tes &ullag, Ser pil0e bare me-
get lnngere Sis, nen Sc bar idale=
oes beliggen0e, ttl6els un0erleiif, at
Sc fife f1n0e bearbei0eS meo Sc tef=
nife Iremgangsmaaoer, iom man
fjeroer og benDtter bore Gage.
San poopegeoe Npopenoig6eoen at
inoen &1tllene flap op at fin0e an0re
&raftftloer, lom fnn6e toges I Mn=
penoelie til Spretbol0elie al Sen en-
gelife Sn6uitri, n1en fan fl1n0e in
tet beltelnt poapiie Sen 9fetning
lfi6nt fan bentpoeoe til Set nDe
@runoitof Stadium, ser er / 8eli6=
oelie al en- eienoommelig gnergi
iine Spergange til an0re Stoffer.
Tremitillingen al bette Stof far
ilniolertio bi6til peret ioa rent ube=.
tpbeltg, at ser neppe pil funne fin
oes nogen &jelp al bette. st o1t-
set Stof, JONI er mere lopen0e, er
Sc itore Gag af Sor0olie, iom fin6es
/ Mellema1nerifa og / &aufaius-@g=
men. Men melt Silli6 ipntes ban
0og at babe til lt6oiflinge11 al gano-
fraften til 6remItillingen al @leftri-
citet til Gribfraft, 8elDsning og
8arnte, og ban anbefale6e 6en ltgrit
mllige 9fononi 6orbruget qf Sc
&raftfiloer, iom / bore Gage itaar
til Mennefebeoens Hoa6igbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
&pperi / 9llaifa.

Malfereoe 9fpperc itanoieoe liolte
l1ge en- Gpgn poa Sporpeislinien
pe0 6lat Gitp, balponOen Nfil fra
@peh pg bortfprte en- &asle me6
@uoitpp, pero $4,000, tilbprenoe ct
Miuefompogni. Gu al gierne al
@uloltppet bar paa &pgnen iammen
mcb lin Sfat. Ser icnotcs itrafs en-
uHosie" uo eitcr @onoitterne; Sen
fanot &aslcn mc0 8uloet, men &g=
perl1e ln0fpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Srnenbc @cpplmtton Spanicn.

Srnenbc &cpplntion Gpanicn.
S Sc it0ite Har Tiger bar Der pao
forfjellige Ste6er / Spo11ien piit Jig
Segn til, at en- alborlig Gepolte
mos 9fegieringen er ln10er Opiei=
ling, og Song Mlfons far gipet lin
5priterninilter Ganalejas, Der far
pilt Jig / 8eiio0elie af ierligt gooe
@pl1er til at mb6e SEN @lags @on=
ifeligbeber, iom ban laar neo me0
Daor6 &aan6, 6ul6magt til at n1d0e
alle 9fepolter 1ne6 6e Mi6ler,
iom ban finder pasien6e. @n &orre<
iponoert / Ma0rio til amerifanife
8la6e, ser for Si6en opboloer Jig i
Harts, telegraferer li6ite l1ge, at
Gtlitan6en / &ope6lta6en er iaaleoes,
at ct l16brl1o al &eboluttonen fan
pentes noor iom belit. Gorretntngs-
libet itaar ittlle, @a6erne ligger poe
og fun &oIitibetjente, bebne6e til
S9n6erne, fGr6eS Ser. Ser er 1o-
iteot @rborsler fra &egierinye1t ON,
.at 1aa inart ser biier Jig set mit16lte
Gegn til uroligbe6er, pil ser blipe
erfl9ret Ofiltteritpre, og @arnilo=
men, Ser teller $4,000 Mono, bill
blibe u6foman6eret for at opretbol-
Sc Sr6enen. l16enfor Ma6ri6 er
Eilitonoen life be6re Operalt ipre-
Ser Mepolutionsfeberen Jig, og set er
umuligt at faa fat paa 2eoerne al
Dpbi6ieIien, flint set er tp6eIigt, al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
McMamara gjcnpal9t.

9lrbeioerfereren S. S. Mc9sama=
ra, Ser liooer arrelteret / Sos slnge=
les unoer slnflage for snltiitclle al
9pnan1it= =slttel1tater paa forlfiellige
Gteber / 2onoet, blcp iioite Mc.1oag
paa s(sioeiation of Structural ano
Bridge @orfers &onpcntion gien=
rolgt til Srgmniiatioue,1s SefretGr.
Ser blep enopioere tillel1ot bon Ell,
Badge" al Gulo, pGr0 $75.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29
Gnboer banif 6orening / Mmerifa

Gnboer banif SCREENING / Amerifa
buroe anifaffc Jig ct Gfsemplar at
stnoenterforeninsens eansbos for
Il. g. for bbert af fine Meblemmer,
iom ct i,nnft Ninbe om benne tor-
artebe Srinmftonrne gjennem be
Soreneoe Statcr. Torenineer % 60
ger Tan itrafs erbolbe benne Bog til
en- meset billis Iris Hartier.
efrib !trafs til 6. &asmnsien Hnbl.
@ompanD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-29

flppe uber Mtlanterbapet / ct Suit
lfib, ser bruger Gleftricitet, operfert
pes traoolgs Iorbinbelie, joni 0rip=
fraft.
Som Gpor poa en 6orelpprgiel
! al @la0et lfriper Deofonn1e11oe 9(pia=
tifer felgel1oe::
u-- Set fur fin fulOlten0tge
&igtigbeo, at jeg for6ercber en-
6lppning pper s(tlanterbapet eller
Ell 1lppning fra 8jp6enbnpn til
9felp Dorf pia gs6jerg-2on0on-
Sueenstomn 2gbet al Sornmcren
1912.
S5pab Ser bar gipet mig 5i!lib til,
at Ell inaoan Ilppning, ser jo pil
ltrnffe Jig oper set melte al 6,940
&ilpmeter, maa funncsla0e Jig reali=
lere, ct Sc lGrOeles pellpffebe 6pr-
lpg, jeg / Stilbeo for foretoget rneo
en al mig ielp fonltrueret @fotor of
Sen frofttglte @llon1=Gppe, Der fal1
arbej6e lneo pefselpis gleftricitet og
@asolin, og er paoptrfelig al leu
forbol0spis lpoge troaolpie Stren1=
ME, ser pil blipe tilf9rt al Sc pac
9}l,ten onbrogte 3anpere. 9ette pil
bepirfe en fpnitant 6lugt al en- So
rigbeo, ser pil loa alle Dtbtil op=
noae6e &efor0er.
Seq onperoer Ell @rigbt=0iooel
bels foroi jeg onler 6enne for ct al
Sc ioli6elte &laner, Ser efsilterer, og
oels, for0i 6enue Malfines iolioc
@nreepne tillaoer mig at noitpre
4Monet nre6 ooifillige Sing, lom en-
lao omfottcnoe T1tr iom benne pil
fr9be.
&lanet pil blipe foripnvr meo
troaolpie 9elegro:npparoter efter
Youliens Stemli1e<gplte111 iaaleoes
at jog beitan0ig fan bopc Moml,ni=
fotipn me0 Gompcrnc, oG tillige pil
Molfinen blipe foripne meo nogle
lnrltgt fonltrucreoe Yontoner for
9fpostilfnlbe. Torl10en oisle Iora11=
6ri1ger pil Ser fun blipe foretaget
;nogle e1felte prattiife s@noringer
peb ielpc 4slonet, 1,6en egel1tlig Sc
tp0ning.
Sc btbti0ige 5orbonolinger lneo
0anife, e,1gelife og alnerifonlfe &on=
iortter ont at osliltere mig, bur pilt
mig en iaa6m1 sStneoefommenbe0, at
ieg leln betragter Eloncn iom bis
pao ltoferelie.
Sper Noroi9en oil ser blipe ltil=
let MIG Ell 9an1per til Gispolitipn
for en- epentuel 9onoina ltnoerpeiS
- og oenne laa uel lom olle Sc pD=
rige 0anpere Il sltlanterbaDet), pil
blipe forjpnet mes 2anoingsbnf.
Seq beregner, at en- Gambling pr
700 &ilpnteter bill bore set benligts=
mGsiieite, og at oerfor 6 2a1oings=
lteoer oper 9ltlarterbopet pil blipe
np0benoige.
Min @ieme1ninitsfart pil bliue
CO. 80 &iloneter Sin1el1 og 3uren
pil iooleoes fra &isbenbapn til Seem
Sort efter min @eregning bare co.
315 9egn = ioet jeg pil f1ppe on
Nntterne ogiaa.
Sfibe,1e bill pejleoe mig meo flare
tpOelige Signaler, o9 ieg oil ielp
bore 5tono til at fore eleftrilf
oDs / min Maiftne.
9e amerifonife &onlortier, bpor-
mes ieg / lange Si0er far ligget |
Understanding, bar piit iig leroeles
i,1teresiere6e, og en- fleffelig 8el6n=
ming for Suren, bbis sen lpffes, er
itillet mig / l16iigt.
9a alt bi6til er forban6let / Sen
obbeite Obstruction, pnifer ieg i116til
pibere life at gipe Gem an6re &efe=
rencer ems Sc pe0lagte n6ober Sen
@aranti, min ltnberfrift bill b9re
for Gem - "