davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
KASAAN JorrlNoS
 BY 0LENoARRY

 Ideal weather, song birds gardening, spooning-a fleet ot fishing boats are out to lure the festive Salmon.
 w. Cotterill, cannery fore man has arrived, and can mak- ing will begin on the 10th, fol which 300 tons of tin are in storeage.
 Contractor McI.aren is mak ing good progress with the can nery construction, and his an- nouncement that it will be the first one completed this sea- son in Alaska, seems to fling a challenge to all the other builders of canneries in the ter ritory.
 T T |
 The permanent home of the newly organized political club is on the top floor of the Ho- tel Scotia.
 The Kasaan Protective Assoc house adjoining the Hotel Scot ia. A natatorium and gymnas- iation erected a handsome club ium are attractive features of the first floor. The unique heating and water systems are fertile brain. Not only is Cor don master of the forge, but he is a dancing artist, and holds gold medals won in New York, London, Montreal and Mel bourne, proclaiming him to be a champion in the manipula- ton of the Tight fantastic toe"
 There was near-stampede here on Monday when R. La mont and J. MacAllister, min- eroligists and graduates of Ed inburg University, returned from a prospecting trip with a heavy bag secreting Jumps the size of an ostrich egg, with which they hurried into the fur nace room and locked them- selves in. Soon word spread among the workers that over a thousand dollars worth of gold had been brought in by the two men, and everybody dropped their tools and rushed for pick, shovel and crowbar. The contractor, Seeing the stop went to ascer- tain the cause, but when he knocked at the door, MacAllis- ter cautiously opened it and whispered "Mr. McLaren, come in and have some clans. ."-The building work was resumed at once.
 Notwithstanding the jest, there is every likelihood of Ka- saan becoming a lively mining center, as many of the men em- ployed by the Kasaan Company some of whom are skilled min CTS, have discovered good crop pings in fairly accessible dis tricts, and are preparing to re- side here permanently. Among the most optimistic of these are Percy Watkinson and Jack Powers, and plans of two neat cottages are already approved by two fair decorators who are due to arrive as soon as the last shingle is laid.
 -+-
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

l Henry Goemaere and family will be passengers south on the Northwestern. They go to spend a month or 50 in the south.
 Roy L. Hankinson, Inspector of the Alaska Lighthouse Dis trict, came home on the Al ameda. He had been south on bussiness connected with his office.
 Jobn Lydig, formerly purser on board the Dolphin, was a passenger through on the Al ameda this morning. He is or his way to Cordova, where be will assume the duties of aud itor on the Copper River Rail- road.
 According to word received by the agent on a recent mail the Spokane will handle freight of all kinds during the tourist season. This will be especially handy for the ship pers of fresh meat, as she has fine cold storage accommod- ations.
 Nip Yug Ying is the name of one of the leading sufrragettes of China. She might profit by renting her name as a college yell.
 London suffragettes pun ished the merchants by refus- ling to buy Easter bonnets. Lon don husbands must tacitly ap- prove suffragete tactics af that kind.
 Colonel Bryan devotes only a part of his time to raising onions in Texas. In national campaigns he raises something ielse in nearly every state in the union.
 1 The governor of Arizona thinks all governors should be leompelled to pass one night a year in the state penitentiary. The sentence is too short for some cases.
 There may be some argu- ment about the wisdom of re- calling judges, but there would be practically unanimous vote in favor of recalling a lot of rantankerous lawyers.
 Boston proposes to pass an ordinance prohibiting aero planes from flying over the city. Some such ordinance is necessary. or the ayiators will be showering us with political hand bills.
 The President of Switzerland has just had his salary raised to 5000 a year. Owing to lim- ited size of his country he does hot have to spend much for travelling expenses during his campaigns.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

Champ Clark says no man is fit to be President until he has passed his 60th birthday. That would leave the fight this year between Champ and Uncle Jud" Harmon. President Taft is 55, Colonel Roosevelt 5l. Colonel Bryan 52, Governor Wilson 56 and Oscar Under wood 50.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
THE JONES BILL

| Following the recommend ations made by Gov. Walter k. Clark, of Alaska, in his last annual report, and recently made personally before the house and senate committees on territories, Senator Jones has introduced a bill providing for new salmon tax for AL aska.
 The Jones bill provides, in the first section, series of grades for the Alaska salmon output, and increase the tax accordingly. At present the tax is only i cents per case, regardless of grade, and the new measure increases the tax to 5, 7 and fl cents, according to species; salmon bellies from 10 cents 10 $t.00 per barrel; fertilizer 20 to 50 cents per ton, and fish and whale oil are to be taxed at the rate of i2 cents.
 A tax of $100 per trap also is provided with 30 cents per fathom on purse seigns and 1 cents per fathom on other gear These taxes on gear, however are adjusted somewhat in re- lation to the respective catches made. Senator Jones esti- mated that his bill, if made in- to a law, will increase the to- tai tax by $7O,OOO annually. One of the most important changes is contained in the second section, which provides for the discontinuance of the rebate system in 1913, as we'll as a revocation of approval on hatcheries.
 Barricades are permite&4 for scientific purposes and the limit from the mouth of sal- mon streams has been inc. cresed from 800 to 800 yards. a distance uniformly for fixed gear in regard to stream mouths.
 Trap operators, by the sys- tenn of licencening, may secure possession of their sites so long as they are used for fish, ing. Trap dimensions, now unlimited,e are limited to 4,OOO feet, and jiggers are prohib- tied. This latter is one of the most important features of tie bill in it's effect upon the mum. Der of salmon caught. By the use of the jigger it is almost impossible for any of the sal- mon running into the trap to escape. They are now given a fighting chance to get away. The word red is stricken out of the present law before sal- mon streams, and limits stake nets to a length of 300 feet but permit Indians to use 50 |yard nets for their own dom- estic purposes without re-. strictions.
 The Jones bill places the Sum- day close season on Cooks ill., let and Copper river, and re- moves it from hook and line fishermen and also gives the Secretary authority to extend the distance not to exceed one nautical mile. The Secretary also is invested with power to control the location of traps so as to preserve the supply of salmon.
 Another important provision is that which holds the em- ployer liable for wrong done by employees within the scope of their employment. Fishing by Asiatics is prohibited, ex- cept for the Alaska Indians,
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
ANOTHER DAUGHTER

Another daughter, the third, arrived at the P. F. Gill more residence at 3:3O a. m. Monday. The little lady is hale and healthy and with her mother is doing finely.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

Indianapolis, April 12---l1ully ninety per cen of the striking fled their willingness to accept the proffered scale and enter into a two year contract.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
MILO HOADLEY
 GETS A BOOST

Word arrived Saturday of the confirmation of the appoint ment of Milo Hoadley as Su- perintendent of the Alaskan Lighthouse district. Mr. Hoad- ley is the right man in the right place, and his appointment meets with the approval of ev- cry man in the district who has or expects to come in con- tact with him.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

Indianapolis, April i5-Thc heads of the American Fedora lion of Labor have finally and decisiyely refused to assist the man Darrow in, his defense i'll the jury bribery case, alledged to have been done at the time of the McNamara trial. The consensus of opinion is that Darrow, knowing the guilt of the McNamaras did not treat organized labor right in the way he conducted the defense. It lis said that Darrow drew down lat the rate of 5000 per day from organized labor during the course of the trial.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
FEDERAL ROAD IN ALASKA

The recommendation of Sec retary Fisher of the Depart ment of the Interior that the a railroad from Seward to the interior of Alaska, will meet the endorsement and approval of all familiar in any degree with the conditions in Alaska regardless of their opinions Of the government undertaking ownership and operation Of railways and other transpor- tation facilities, as a general proposition.
 It has been clearly establish ed that the Morgan -Guggen- helm interests have been try ing to control the mineral wealth of Alaska, and have endeavored to accomplish this largely throug their ownership of the transportation facilities They have succeeded in pre- venting the construction by other parties of a railroad to the coal fields of Alaska. The Sec. of the Interior admits that the government should build and operate the railroad needed to get the coal to the seaport. It is even suggested that the organization and ap- paratus now in use at Panama could be utilized to good ad- vantage on governmental railroad construction porject in Alaska.
 The Secretary's idea of a government road to tap the the wealth of Alaska will ap- peal to most people. However it would seem advisable to make sure that the people will get the benefit. The first thing to be done is to safeguard the syndicate grabbers. If such precaution IS not taken, the government will find itself pull ling chesnnts out of the fire for the Morgan-G -Guggenheim sydi- cate. If those financiers se cure a grip on the coal fields in advance, or can get title lat CT, the government in bnild- ing railway would simply furnish to them transportation facilities without putting them to the eXpence of construction. If the people are to build t road 10 the coal fields, they should make sure whose are to be the coal fields.
 Secretary Fisher and Pres ident Taft both favor the ad- option of leasing policy i'll Alaska, with such restrictions as would prevent the syndi cates from securing control of the coal and other mineral re- sources and, at the same time being liberal enough to encou- fields. In spite of such endor- sement the Congress has re- fused apparently, to give any attention to the needs of Alas ka, the consideration of which would insure to the beniflt Of the entire country. The sit uation in Congress almost forces the suspicion that the syndicates still have enough in- fluence with the national law makers to delay action until the people will become tired and discouraged and be ready 10 accept the opening and de : velopment Of the resources of velopment of the resources of neglected Alaska upon terms dictated by the big interests. The development of Alaska and the enactment of legis- lation to that end should be made a cardinal policy of the
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

w. T. Ford, auditor of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, went north on the Alameda
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

When taking a walk out into the Country, drop into the Rink Theater.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
WILL OPEN SATURDAY

Joseph Fenyes announces that he will open his place of bus mess in the Koel building on Dock Street, next Saturday. He will carry complete line of gents furnishings and clothing. Watch for his ad tomorrow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19
JURY IS DRAWN
The list is as follows:
 GRAND JURY

ketchikan-Tony Anderson, Christian Campen, w. H. Berg stresser, William Patching, R. Burkhardt, Martin Cooley, w. ]. Fritchen. R. w. Graham, J. C. Barber, NJ. D. Short, w. A. Thompson.
 Wrangell.-L. M. Churchill, J. H. McGehee. w. E. Parrott, Peter Anderson, c. E. Weber, c. H. Bryant, R. Hofstad, Frank Spaulding, Frank Coulter.
 petersburg.-John Thormod- sater.
 kasaan.-Joseph Sawyer.
 Loring.-J. E. Newman.
 PETIT JURY
 ketchikan-Lyle Blodgett, G. Sickle, A. F. Walker, Walter EiiDanks.H Il. B. Bryan, August Groot, A. Wilkin, Edward Brown, H. L. Inman, c. A. Clark William Mccarthy, NJ. A. Mitch ell.
 Wrangell.-J. K. Johansen, E. Luddecke, Frank Farrar, Fred Barthold.
 Petersburg.-S. L. Hogue, Charles Norberg.
 KIawak. Fred G. Gardner.
 Portland Canal .-J. Groelin- ger.
 Sulzer.- NJ. J. Lynch.
 Cfaig.-Harry Swift. Loring.-A. Propp, Fred Patching.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-04-19

Two roomed house for rent apply at the Miner. ....
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Glepator brGnst. 2arions Gle.
pator / Waioen &ocf neobr9note for.
rige Sirsoag gftermiooa9 meo ct
Cab al omtrent $1,000. Sooroan
SSloen bar opitaaet pioes life, men
man ~begpnoer at ipnes Oct faloer
npfiaa oite paa, 0a bette bar ben III
peloe iterre SIoebranb ! De iioite
otte Maaneoer.
Gm baanSfait SpinSe. Wrs. Soa
9arnbart, Ell Gnfe | Gal elaire,
operroifeoe iorIeoen Gag peo i'm
Siemfomit TO Suobribstppe, Der /
SpiiepGreIiet 9iorbe ct llopal9
blonot Sslptpiet. lloen Nelen greb
bun bcn enc al Sppene og bar enoog
iitano til at metre bam meo Ell
Soano meoens bum / Selefcnen I'M
oerretteoe 9oIitiet, iom itrar anfom
oa toe Sppen / Sorparin9. Zen
anocn Spp bapSe ineeet fig pGf, men
blep oaiaa fort efter anboIot.
SpSsialS. Mrs. Ole q. Gilbert.
ion, ser por fsbt paa Saoelano for
omtrent 90 aor iioen % lom meo
fine SscrGlbre tom til amerlto
1854, err forle0en afaoaet peo D.
oen / fit Stem / 9IandarbuiIle, VI
oeoe blcp / 1869 gift meo DIE Oil
bertion, oa bcreS sgsteifab neliigne.
oes uteo Is Germ, 4 Senner % y
Tstre, al bpiItc to 9stre er aaaei
foruo for MoSeren. ge9rapellen
ioreait UNDER flor Deltaselie ira Vel
lopltcne airfe. bpcr Ealt. Is. 5
Scbnion forretteoe.
Gmmbriiiabco. George Worobr
pe TO andre NPuo iao en- aften nef
Spc.S Barnes Station | Stunlep 90
penteoe paa Easiaeertoget, % me-
oens &c benptteoe Elatformen ION
S9Se % bingIeSe @enene oper Spo'
ret beennote Be at arsrmentere ON
bpem al Dem funoe pisie Oct itsrltt
Wco peb at iiSoe Irnait naar Scge'
fom. @orbbp blep ben mooielte
iSet ban I0usit forblep meS geneii'
nbfcr RIatiormen, men lao ut bar
ristignof oaioo lin enc Soo fniiit a
9ofomotipet. San braetes I'll ebip'
petpa Sails, buor Oooem maatte anl'
: puteres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Mnntunu.

Elanter Gnrn. SorItpaienet bar
bellnttet at begpnbe Sfogplantning
beo Wesioula, bpor $4,000 Sllru-
trpr til en- 9egpnbelie ifal plantes.
De iinge Srpr erboloeS | Hegierin-
gems Blanteifole peo Saugen. Wan
bar fer anitiaet flere Experimental
meo Sfogplantnins, % Heiultaterne
bar b9ret iaa opmltntrenbe, of De
imaa Hlanter mi bill frenelifes %
uoi9ttes / Wiqionpis.
"Gn Glom af Welitanb". On al
Nortbern 9acific 8anens 6rnftione-
rer erfleereoe forleben, at gitIige
Wontana iaar bar Ell Slom al gel-
Itano, os at Sraiifen e9es / en- noe
item foruroligenoe 8rao. SfuIoe
ben oGloige Moling nleo en- Gang
bunlpes paa Marfeoet, pilhe oct peo
Sioen al al anoen Craft blipe mere
emo 9anen fan bore, iiGr bpis 8nl-
transporter ogiaa fOriinfes. Sr9-
laittrafifen fra 8eitfpiten bar taget
ct pploigt Dipping, ioet Der | n9Iten
alle Smaabper Iangs Sinjen fan fees
ire eaer fire 8oenlaouiuger, Der af'
lGsies, meoenS Der De TO foregaaenoe
Iar life bar u9ret et eneite iaaoan
2aoning at ie paa oisie Steoer. Sen
inobpiteoe apling err %ltorartet oper
belle Sen eitlige Gel at Staten, men
mango Strsg, iaaiom peo 8lenoipe,
fan Ger punifelig gisreS nogen Be
resnine, oa en- Wpngoe Sano Der
b9rer fin ferite 8rpoe. Ieo geat,
q. O., Iige peo Wontanas 8r9nie,
pentes minoit TO Utilioner 8iiibels
aornparer at blioe mobtaget til Sor-
ienoelie meb Sernbanen, meoens
9%orniragten oerfra forrige aar fun
belsb fig til 100000. 0teo febrillt
Sart forbereoer man fig til at moo
tage ben itore aoling, % ganens
2ofomotipfsrere og 6prbeoere er
blepne porSleoe ON, at De ira MI al
til lite San. life fan erboloe nogell
Serie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

terne foretoe ct beilt farIigt Grpc-
riment. Saaerbe no aorfen tGnote
Den miitbite al @iitterne Ell 5pritif-
fe, iom ban oerpaa Hap neb / 1en-
ben, oa | ianme Eieblif blep benne
iprGnst peb en- frpgtelia Grploiion,
Der bgrtes | fire NilS Smfreos. Zen
Gloite al 8ntterne blep siebliffelig
hrGbt, mebens Den pngitc maaifc for
2epetioen bill bare Nen efter bette fit
Experiment meo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben.
2snncnSe 8jeScr. 6. u. @loaie,
en- 5ormer peo Corning, ienote for.
leoen DAG 500 angoragieoer til
Santos Gitp 90 Omaha, og ban bar
enonn Here bunbrebe 8ieoer, iom
iciere bill bringeS poa Warfeoet. Sor
oper ire Wtaaneoer iioen fisbtc oenne
Sarmer 1,20O 8ieber / Seros og
bragte Dem op til fin Sorm peo Cor.
ming for at lace Dem uornooe Sas.
lelfi9r % anore Smaabuife. Gu
bar 8leoerne uofprt Mrbeibet, og
5armeren flyer, at ON De life inb.
bragte BAN Ell eneitc Collar, piIoe
Dc life bare BAN noaet ifploig, oa
DC bar rpoSet en- flor StrGfning, Ser
Tor bar beporet meo tpt arat. 8je.
oerne bill oo9 poa Warfeoet brinae
orttrent 81 pr. Stpffe. Oct merle.
lige pco oisie 0nr bar, at De life ipi.
lte Ores iaoIPnge Der bar apiite %
Sep at mao, og Den Del al Same.
gongcn, Der for Dor rbooet og beporei
meo iaftigt 8rGS, bIep life rert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
HERB Dakstu.
Tpretaaiomme Qraer.

SpretagiDmme Eager. De otfe
SGger / Samestolpn bar ilaaet iia
iammen ON at opfsre ct tiosmpsiigi
SoipitaI foitenbe $4,000 Der |
gpen. 29eerne bar ieIp ilbifriberet
$500, % til en- geapnoeIie CT Der
nbencm iubifriberet $1,000. Wan
penter ogiaa at ifaife oct reiterenoe
tilpeie peb Subifription og at gpg-
ningeu | ben n9rmeite Srenttio fan
relics.
Stprmcn frrpcr ct Offer. timber
en- beitig Storm, iom forleben her.
ieoe ptsic Strsg af Staten, blep ben
lille Spite pna 0frs. Soiepb ReIions
Someiteao, beliggenoe Ter Wil nor.
benior glopmfielb, ppltet og Den 10
aarige Cater, So5el Dime Helion,
orGbt paa Steoet. Wo0eren laa be-
pioItlss / TO Elmer, o. oa bun enoe'
zig fom til fig ieIo igier, ~opoogeoe
bun lin Caters Sig / Guinerne al
Sjemmet.
Saalitorm / Nells Gonntp. On
feIte Strs9 al @eIls Gountp blep
iorrige ltee igien berict al Saglitor.
me, Der sbelagoe nteset al aplingen.
Sra Ell iterre Strpfning | Smegnen
al @ooorih meIoes ON totalt 3ab,
mebens Der sitenior Gboielep par EN-
Wil / Sirfant, bporpaa oen babe
glpIing bar soelagt. Ssnbenfor 5es-
ienoen bar mango Sarmere liot ltore
Cab, cg erempeloiS nGpnes, at 40
glcreS Speoe, ser lopeoe 30 guibels
pr. gcre, mi rleppe bill gipe en- IRE
bieocl. Sorreiten er Sabet melt ON.
trent 80 Yrocent.
Gn Stamp mco Scitctpue. 20 mere
emo alminoeIig Oriiti9e Seitetppe
ioriegte forleoen Seat at itiGle 13 Se.
ite, ser bar tioreoe paa Wonions
Sarm mar Nrguspiue, men De blep
opbogeoe og maatte eiter eli biolig
Scamp ilpgte nocn noSet VDtte. Sps
pene bar anfomne til Sarmerl lige
isr 1agen %begpnote at grp, men ioet
De lfuloe iage Seitene meo Jig gior'
oes iaopaS Stsi, at Ell al arbeioerne
paa Sarmen paagueoe. San ipran9
Itrar l,o pao Wurfen for at unoer-
iege, bpab par fat nteb Seitene, og
bIep Der meot al ct Hepolperifilo.
Sfuooet ppffeoe De ANDRE Irbeioere,
Der bep9bneoe meo Sfpoenaaben
itprtebe til llnhiptning, % ct bel
tigt Slag ubfjpmpeoeS mi / Wor.
senoGntringenS Salpmsrfe. Set blep
nuIten pprlt for Seitene, ibet to al
oiSie iaareoeS, me ogiaa Den enc al
Sppene antage8 at bape iaaet ct let.
tere Sfnoioar mebers Sc traf Jig till
baoe. Der blep ON Wor9enen lam.
let ct Wanoifab for at fortiGtte 5or'
iplaelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
aOresina for bebre Weie oraani.

Gorepins for beSre @cie orsnni.
lcres. timber Oct itore Wsoe, JON
forrige uge afboIbtes / Bierre, orsa-
~ni'ereoes "Soutb Dafota @ooc
Hoaos Isioeiation", Der bpert aar
oil msoe efter @arfeI af Den e~refutipe
aornite, paa iamme Sio iom Srga.
i%tiiationen bill babe Speropipnet meb
ale itsrre 0eiorbeiber inben Sto.
ten % pirfe for 2opgipning Der fan
fere til beore 2anbepeie. De til De
torlfiedige Gmbe6er polgte M9no
bar lrnge pRret aftipe | 8eiarbeis
bets Sjeneite. s. @. GarmIep at
Spstpif, VrRif6ent, Dor bet fsrite
Segislatlrme6lem, Ser gioroe Sor-
log poa at iaa geiIoucne foranoret.
Get Ipffeoes bam fife, oe ban bIep
tpertimoo Hagen, ioet ban life er.
bolbt @Ienpalg, men ban itaar MI |
Spioien for Ell Organization, Der bill
forlange langt mere enc ban nogeil-
iinoe orsrnte ont at eiSre 5ororing
pao oeo tit 90 inolepereoe 2%opforilag.
giteprGiioent er S. 8. 8bite, Der
bar glort Jig bernerfet peo 8eiarbei.
Der / % peo Sionr Soils; Ben 30.
8oob, Sefret9r, er cgiaa SefretPr
for Scenic Sigbtpap asiociation, og
$. M. Campbell af Sltron er Sos
ierer. Soreningen itpres at en- ere
fntip aomite, Der foruoen oper-
nGpnte gmbebsm4nb beitaar al ct
Weolem ira boert- aongresoiitrift,
nemlig g. 6. Worri5 al Dtitbea,
Brof. S. Solberg al 8roofings og
George g. IDres al Gcoonooo. He-
iolutionsfomiteen anbeialeoe ct be-
itemt @eiipitem for Staten, og at en-
permanent Statsorganiiation fam.
arbeioer meo Srganiiationer / De for-
ifiellige Counter, iamt at Der for
8eiarbeioe lGgges Sfat paa Iuto.
mobiler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
5un pukntn.

Gang 9jprctnr. Soar SaniorL Ser
fsr bar boet / Sisieton fom forle.
peu tilbage BERTH eiter at bape reiit
oper sc alt anoet emo gooe Sanbe.
peie belt fra @ilb Sorie, Colorado.
SrGifinscn 'fpriinfes. ODER belle
ben norolige Del al Staten inotraf
Ger iorrige llge ilere Tegnpeirsoage,
iaa Srritingen blep binoret. Saa
omtrent alt Smaagren bar BOG ifaa.
ret, og bpis Iegnpeiret life bliper
oItior langparigt, bill Sfaoen fun bli
ubetpbeli9. WaiIen trrltgte life no"
act Hegn paa bette SibSpunft, men
9eobsr bill beller life pGre Dem til
nogen Sfabe.
Mariner Euitfuntur rppet. FoIt'
fontoret / @arner, beli9genoe ii Wttl
ipo for 9lberocerL blep Scat til Sns-
oaa bicmIsot al SnobrloStpoe, Der
iprpn0te Sifferbebsifnbet % latte zig
9eiiooeIie al oper $500 / Srimer'
Ter. ct Staalifrin, bpori flere bun'
oreoe Collars opbeuare0es, bapoe
trooiet Repernes Slnit. Selefonleo'
ningerne fra 9pcn bar %afifaorne, iaa
Hpperiet life ltrar funoe parsleS.
SucrrGifcocs al Spbch. &. Teter.
Ioll, Ell al De fsrlte Settlere | Sam-
lin Gountp, Dor forIeoen blepen oper'
raifet al Gsoeu mebeus ban iao til.
boroS. San Iao meo Sopeoet bpi-
lenoe / S9noerne, % 2abcerne fro.
eoe ierit at ban iop og piloe life for
itprre BAN, men ba ban nogen Sio
eitcr ionoteS / iamme Sitting, 9if
man ben for at rpite / bam, bporpeo
opoadcocS OF bon par BOD % ltip.
Getcrion bar rig, men ban booze
oIcne % Iioet pioeS ON bans SlGgt-
hinge.
Mcrfelia S%aurcapling. Eaa Ell
Sorm | Gregory Goiintp or Ell Saore'
a9er, Der mi bar bespnot OF ifpoe
glr % Iopcr Ell rig Ssit, troSs at
@reoen for uogen Sio iioen eiter en-
@aglitorm bleu inobsltet iom So.
Ggeren blep paa oct n9rmcite soelagt
al Sagl Den zoe Srli, og for Of reboe
hpdo reoocS funbe briigte Sarmeren
fin Slaamoifirc og raaeoe iammeil
2epninger al Saprcitraaet I'll so.
Sopren ifieo iuiblertib op igicn al
Rooen, % inStrGiier Ser life paanp
Ell llIpffe pertes ben at eipe minoii
80 9nibelS pr. Icre.
SaarSfsrc SOlf. Zen so aar
gamIe "llncle Scf" Scpfielo
YringIe bar trobS lin hsie Ilber ei
Ierpcipitem al Staal. "a ban for
Ieoen, eiter Of hare ifamieret lin enc
Saanb / en- Girfclias, fom I'll Soipi'
taIet / Sot Springs for at ioa Saan'
Den iliftet iamrmen isien, nesteoe bar
beitemt at tase 9ebspeliesmiSIer, %
ban iao rolis % por Ell mcset inter
esierct SiIifuer meSens SGscu iasebG
al ct Gar Sinserinibber, Get isritt
ban siorbe. eiter Of Sperationen bon
oper, bar at ie til en- ipg &abo, Del
par inolast paa Spipitalet, bporpac
ban aIene tiItraaote Siemreiien
San funoe life itanie Natteu oper
iagoe ban, oa hans Siiitrii bar NOT
iaa ifral al @beumatisme. % bar
maatte oerior biem % bi9lpe benSe