davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
grGnSerierne IGttes | Drift. 9

grGnberierne iGttes | Drift. Ii
grpnberierne paa Splanbene bar.
ifslge "@ispifs glao", biotil felgen'
Sc ire fattet geilutning ON Drift;
Bangs og grumunobaIens grenbe'
rier paa Seoemarfen % @ierita>
9renberi paa 9itre Soten. Slere
al be andre 8r9noerier iettes / bisie
Gage iitanb, beregnet paa at optagc
Sriften, ON aftion9rerne beitem'
mler fig berfor. Saalebes er gr9n'
berierne Sefsbus, gilit % aislietf
paa Soten unber Sppubsningens
Sesn, for at fi1nrte tage imoo Den
gotetflom, iom m1ligenS fan font
me. Ell iom befienot er Der iai
en- anIelig W9nsbe Eoteter ODER 30
ten iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

Selois Sast. Sra 2arpif meb-
beIes BEN 17be September. @obs.
eier SreihowS Sastielifab Dor /
SormiOoagrifu St 8 @lge og 2 9isr-
ne peb 8rorub / Slembal. @ooss
eier Sreidop ifiso BEN enc gisrn
og aammerberre Gaitenifiolbsgen
SON ben anoett. Sagten bar peret
fortiat / @ftermiboog og bill bore
ttpgle Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
8limrenbe Sragter. Srasterne Ell

8limrenoe Tragter. Sragterne er
bsie, og De tiger fremoeles. Som
ct grempel paa, bpao Der fan gieres
no al benne Situation, fortGaer
"@arben" / Sfien fslgenoe @rempel:
8aptein Sforen NJ. Il. | EorS9runo
fisbte for ct balpt gar iioen Sfib
"alcibes", iom latter 400 Cons,
for 6tOO 8unS (ca. 10000 aro'
ner). San ieilte meb bet til @ep
gorf, tog berfra Getrolerm til Iu'
itralien og er MI paa 8ei bjem Der
fra meb Speoelait. gri1ttofragten
fra &%nitralien og biem nogisr ca.
5000 ar. mere emo ban CAB for Sfi'
BET. Gen iamleoe Sragt for Gunos
ieiIinsen breier fig ON 100000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

SfjGbnens Sroni. Rnapt ct Iar
efter at De frantic Saroinfabrifanter
forisate at tase Sarbinnapnet fro
Ben beloige norife Sarbinerport,
meobeler "Watin", at SranifmGn-
bene iaar ntaa inbfsre itore MGng-
Ser norife Gardiner, ibet Den fran.
fife Saroinfmngit er totalt misIpffet
iaar. Wan mlaa bore enig |, at bette
fan faIoeS en- Sfi9bnenS Sroni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
1tbbsgnineen af Watrefaloene.

HuuUBHtHBeH uT Wt~utreIuIbeHe. =
Sra Bergen meobeles BEN 17be Sep.
tember: @ftieieIifabet Matrefaloene
bar anisgt Wasfiorbens Serreos.
itpre ON 9 Iars noiettelie meo Gaa.
begpnoeIie af Observation-Disclosures
peb Watrefalbene. Serreositpret
anbefaler Snopilgelie beraf meo 9
moo 3 Stenrmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Snfferrpeap(en paa SGbcren.

"Stapauger aftenblab" bar babt en-
Samtale meb 3irefter gartb, iom
itaar | Spioien for Sufferroepla.
rerne paa S9beren. San fortel.
Ter, of &eiultaterne Of Hoebprfnin-
gen babe peret albeles ubmerfebe.
8eo Statens &ontrolItation | gers
gen bapoe man unoerisgt Grsper
fra Ell Del Setter, % Oct babe bit
fig, at 8oerne iao inbe meo en- Snf.
fergebalt al 1862 Brpcent, meoens
man | nblanoet siennemiuitIis finn
banbe opnaaet 14.S Grocent. De
fontrouerebe Setter bsrte til De MINI
Gre eobe, oa Der par aplet Surnips
paa Dem @aret | Sorpeien, og bet ifa-
oeoe &oeoprfningen. Sireftsrert
me1te berior, at naar man bapoe op.
naaet en- iaa bsi Grocent ira bisIe
Warfer, maatte man eaers fnni,e
beregne gienneminitlig 1S &rocent.
Suffergebalt, meberts man cprinoe-
lig fun bapbe baabet paa 10 Ero.
cent. Hperne baooe en- ralmtnoelig
Stsrrelie. 9ireftsren antog, at oct
gobe &eiultat maatte ifploes oct
Iterfe 2ps, iom man bar oeroppe
ON Sommeren. Hoeoprfninsen err
MI / goo @iense oper belle S9oerett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Gcdtkjeb ToWa-rand.

i60 acres l Gmme. goHHin. S0ua. u0rit s~eabclaa.
Ter viii fra q aooe SpeT, Siole taeen an halo vii
IRA 5armea. Jaaea Snaainser. 10 aeEts uleo nrs
ling. Sette Siltaar I'll SIS pr. Acre.
Tom. J. White. Whlttemore, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Nne Suteler / galeitranS. &pif'

mes ganle Sotel paa galbclm ifal
MI ripes, meobeler "Sogningen"
Siteben ifal Der bpgges ct tort, mo-
bernie % fomfprtabelt Sotel, icm to-
ger Senipn til BEN sgebe Srriittra'
fit. Set npe Sotel bill blipe Ell paf'
fer gpgning. Den bill faa 5acaoer
mob Sisen; bertne bliper ~ Wfeter
lang. Sotellet forlpneS meo 8las-
peranoaer Iebenoe langS belle Stoen.
en- flor Seitial bill blipe inorettet
BEN npe 9pgning. = Otter Sorlp.
benbe ifal Ger bpeses ct mt Sotel
/ gaIeItranb. Sotelet ifa[ ifelge
9labet bpsees | Dem nprmeite Srem'
tio, os Iige peb ifal upfsres en- aai
for 9er9enffc og Roroenfieloife
9ampifibsielifabers Sfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Ws nurif TIpper. Sra 8aris meS.

@p nurif' SIpper. Sra 9aris meb'
beles oen 16oe Sept: Sui Sanier
tog giloteramen / &eims Senoag.
SEQ oen isrite Grsue oar Der @ino,
peb ben anben Brspe beloigt geir,
Sui Sanien er enbnl, life belbrebet
efter fit alporIiee Salb / SrIi Wfaa'
neS; ban batter paa begge Ben, mao
bielpes op | aeroplanet og bor itore
Smerter UNDER Slppningen. Get
par fun meo ganifeligbeo, at bon
unoer bisie SmItpnbigbeoer lit
Slppeifolens Silaoelie til at tage
Gramen. S &eims bar ben baltc
Slippers BiIoteramen paft ltor Sp.
merfiombeb og geunoring. 5lppe'
ifolens Gbef betegner ben iom en- Be
britt cg ubtaler De itsrIte 5orbaab'
ninger ON Slpuerens Sremtio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

50 8apcr. 9eiierinbe Sagular
og Drowning gleranbra bar npIig
9ienrem aammerberre Rsroam til
itiaet Sriftsbeitprer Srniiuger peo
Sitre @asperf to itsrre Seitgegauer
- 1000 SIR. ira 8eiierinben og 80
Iituo Sterling fra 8roming gIer-
anbra - til siebliffeIig Si9Ip til
De peb SisuIpffen | Sreiunb ON.
fontne @rbeioeres gfterlaote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Sra Odnmdrf.

Solst Sampifib. - Sra Soriens
meSoeIes BEN 2toe Sept: 9ampifi.
bet "Norbpol", Der for Sioen liseer
her | Saunen og tiIbsrer Heberiet
Roroen, er ioIst til 9anif Heberi.
aftieielifab for eoot 100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

SranS | Saritab. Sra Saritat
meOoeles ben 1Sbe September: San'
fen Sielbbergs, Sies og Sanfitabs
9ittifer / Salangsperfet neobr9note
mat. Slben opitob | 9ies 9utif
Iariagen er ufienbt. 9ies Iare.
bebolontng br9note for Stsritebelen
SaafitabS garebboIoning blep Der.
get, men meget at bet i~iasiureoe
Snbbo brGnote. Sielbberss Butt
Dor Ie0id.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

8rubealgffe / Ganen. Sra Wo
&anen meooeles BEN 20oe Sept.
gn triit ltIpffe benote ioas / 9ois.
mo @ruber, ibet en- StenbIof falbt
neo fra Saset / @ruben og forilog
en- arbeioer, Ole q. Wpre, iaa ban
iiben afgtf peo Ssben. en- anoen
@rbeioer blep ogiaa rammet, men
Hop lepenoe fra oct. @fosbe efter.
Iaber fig Some og a ufonfirmereoe
0ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
1900 ar. / @sser If en- sfat.

$4,000 SIR. / VsSer iif en- Stat.
pber | Solb9f f%orIeoen for URIC.
zig SeIpangipelie til aommlneifat.
2 canine Manb bar oaiaa Tor maat.
tet bebe meo 5000 Ser. til Statsfas-
fen paa @riino al, at ban piIoe be.
tale minbre StatSifat emo ban bur.
De, iaa oct nplig inoierte Selpanai-
peliesipitem fommer bam bprt at
itoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

Tpbsfalo. - Sbp. @oiunft gage
Iagaaro er iislge Meooelelie fra
9arpif rplig afgaaet peo OGDEN. aa.
goaro bar fpbt / 1914, bIep / 1872
&ano. real. og iibn9ontes | 1875 til
aoiunft peb 2arpifs Sfole, iom blep
neSIagt / 1894.
- 8ongspingers elbite aisbmanb
Sborpalo Slien err afgaaet peo Do
Den, Ga aar gammel. afoeoe bar
brepet 5orretnins / 8ongspinger i.
Den 1878. San bar meaet benpt.
tet / &ommul,enS Sienelte % bar
Weblem al @Ditpre og Sormdno.
fob fcruben flere commissioner.
= 0isponent Sbomas SIR. Sper.
aaarS err aigaaet peb 0eoen | 8ste.
borg, "a Iar aammel. gpergaaro,
ser bar fra Srebrifsitab, tom | 1890
til 8eteburg % bIep Oisponent |
5rplaitforretningen "Galarne". s
1910 obertog ban Gbefitiainsen peo
"5drienps Sneoferfabrif1, bpilfen
Stiaing ban inbebauoe peo fin Gsb.
= gpergaaro eiterlaoer Jig Suitru
og 6 Born.
- Sognepreit til Sslanb 9. SO.
g. 2eganeer cr afguaet peo 0soen
efter ct SlagtilfGloe, 20 aar CANT
mel. 2egonger bar fsbt | 9orb-
fioroeib, blep Stubent fra Seltberss
Sfole os fog teoIosiif g~mbebsera-
men 1871. aaret efter bIep ban ge-
Itprer az Heros beiere MlmueffoIe,
/ 1876 Stiftsfapellan / 3riitiania
Stift, 1878 Sognepreit til SOL,
1885 Sosnepreit til SfibtpeSt. s
1904 ubn9pntes ban iii Sognepreit
iii SsIanb, bpilfet embeoe ban inoe.
bapbe peo lin Gso.
= 3elesraibeltprer @alberbaiig
gaSse er unoer Ell 5ieneitereiie onl.
fommet | 8arangerfiorben- Sele.
graibeitpreren reiite ON Worgenen
ira a~omagpGr uoeufor Gfers paa
neutrality-suspicious. @aitiibe paa Sci
iii gaoss. s @aaSen bapbe ban
meb iig ct 5eIegrafbub. Selegraf-
%beitpreren bar iorbereot paa at iaa
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

nor so absurd az the hobble skirt.
The second empire, he says. is not TO
be judged from it's poets. philosophers
or politicians, but from it's crinolnes.
The crinolines were an admirable in
vention. They were worn by a gem
Grafton that know how TO be gay The
generation that Invented crinolines was
the only generation that knew how
TO enjoy life, to be frolicsome and To be
merry without thought of the future.
The crinoline recalls the balls of tho
Tuileries. the masquerades at the OPP
era, and the dances on the boulevards.
u is no use poking fun at the crinoline.
They were more artistic than many
of the fashions that succeeded them.
The crnoline gave the waist and the
shoulders remarkable grace and sup
rleness A corsage in the Vatican or
Pompadour style with an ample Grim
olinc was almost ideal.
The ladies of the third empire had
beautiful necks and shoulders, and
they had TO show them. The Empress
watched personally over them and saw
that they did it. and gave the example
herself. Tho orders at the Tuileries
were that there were to be either
"epauies or epaulettesr NJ. BeaunieI
also regrets The -shawls OF our grand
mothers. What a pity. he says
that shawls have gone totally out OF
fashion. The shawls and the Crinolines
were admirable. TIE ladies' concealed
only part of their beauty to enhance
the rest"
In describing the effect NJ Beaunier
wakes poetic. The corsage. he says
was simple and relieved the bust. The
neck and the shoulders were free, and
the beauties OF the day looked like
the swans i'm allegorical pictures. To
uncover the shoulders as they did was
an order for some of them, but they
were few, and the same class of as
cetic persons would not be able to dc
better today than follow the Popes
decree.
The crinolines were less absurd than
the cartwheel hats and top heavy
fashions of the present day. The base
at least was wide says NJ. Beaunier
and tapered gracefully to the apex OF
the human form, which is according TO
the rules Of art and nature. But nov.
fashion is like a house inverted. 1t is
broad as the apex and tapers to point
below, like needle stuck in the
ground Paris Cor London Telegraph.
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FIRST BOAT TO
START MAY lST
MUTUAL TRANSIT CO. WILL NOT
START OPERATIONS FOR THE
SEASON UNTIL THAT
TIME.

The Mutual Transit company does
luth for Buffalo until about May /.
The North Lake, North Wind and
Northern Queen, all wintered at Du-
luth and have been thoroughly over
hauled. They could get away on
notice long enough to permit the get
ting up of steam.
The Mutual Transit company oper-
ates eight boats to Portage Lake and
Duluth and four between Buffalo and
Gladstone, Mich.
From all accounts, the package
freight business is to be very brisk
at the opening Of navigation at least
The date of tn opening this year is
anybody's guess. Most Of the COM
panies are figuring on late in April
OIL May !, as the approximate time OF
opening.
The 500 rlves Is said to be solid as
yet and this is whore the delay is
going TO take place.
The quick opening OF the Duluth
harbor has been a great surprise tC
the marine men, who did not thinl
the harbor would be open until Apri
Is. The upper bay is remarkably fre'
from ice ana in the lower bay ther,
is open water nearly every place eX.
cept i'm the slips.
While the boats will be movins
about quite freely i'm the Duluth har'
bor next week and while 1t will un'
doubtedly be possible to- get through
the ice field at the entrance to TN,
ship canal i'm ten days at the outside
the amount of ice at lower lake points
and at the 500 is what leads local ma
rine men to believe that traffic between
buffalo and Daluth cannot begin un.
Ill May ].
Last year the j. s. Keefe arrived II
the local harbor from Port Arthur OF
April. She came light for grair
The real opening did not take place
until April %, however, when thu
Rochester and North Wind, paskag'
freighters, arrived.
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mediately. The search, which extend
ed well into the night without success.
was resumed by the officials and
anxious relatives early this morning
and the body was finally recovered
about o'clock near the spot where
the boy was last seen alive. II WAS
brought to the Ryan undertaking par
lors Of Calumet.
The boy was well known In Calumet
and Laurium. He was a student at the
Sacred Heart high school and general
ly popular with his instructors and
playmates. Besides his parents he
leaves two brothers. John and Tim
othy and four sisters. Mrs. Kate Kelly,
Mrs. John r. Sullivan and Mrs. Galore
oil Calumet and one sister who is in
convent at st. Paul. The mother Of the
little fellow has been in Of late and the
shock Of the sad accident is douhly
hard for her to bear for this reason.
The inquest will be held next Tues
day afternoon in the Laurium town
hall. The jury composed of Joseph
Betzler, b. Holmstrom. c. Adams
Richard Edwards. b. Shearer and John
Il. Petersen. viewed the remains this
morning. Coroner Fisher then adj
journing the inquest to Tuesday.
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OSCEOLA YOUTH
BROWNS ATFALLS
ICE BRIDGE cRUMBLES BENEATH
WEIGHT OF EUGENE SULlI-
VAN HuRLlNo HIM IN
TO TORRENT.

Eugene Sullivan, fourteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John sullivan Of
Church street, Osceoia. was drowned
about 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon ia
the stream near the foot OF the Hough-
Douglas falls which is located
about half way between Calumet and
Lake Linden.
sullivan, With a number of play
mates. most Of whom were younger
than himself went TO the falls early
i'm the afternoon and after Spending
some time near the top OF the preci-
pice, decided To make an EFFORT 10
reach the cave. which is located but a
few feet from the bottom of the wa
terfall. on the south side of the ravine.
After crawling down the steep incline
into the ravinc. the boys ventured OUT
on an ice bridge. spanning the swollen
waters, Sullivan i'm the iead. lie had
reached a point almost over the mid
die Of the stream. when the ice crum
bled beneath his weight precipitating
him into the raging torrent. The 9TH
or boys came 81 badly frightened that
they made no effort 10 render him az
sistance and he was drawn bereath tie
snow.
The other boys fastened back 90
Calumet where they gave the alarm
and a large party left for the falls i'm
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
THIS WOMAN'S
TROUBLES GONE
Terrible Cramps, Dizzy Spells
Nervousness, Misery-Her
Story of How She Got
Well Again.

Hindsboro, III. - Your remedies have
relieved me of all my troubles. would
have such bearing down misery and
cramps and such weak, nervous, dizzy
spells that l would have to go to bed.
Some days / could hardly stay up long
enough to get meal.
'The doctors medicine did me no good
so changed to Lydia 4. Pinkham s Veg
etable Compound and got good results
from the first bottle. l kept on taking
it and used the Sanative Wash with it,
until l was well again. think every
woman who suffers as / have, could take
no better medicine. Mrs. CHARLES
MATTIsoN, Box So, HIN -sboro, Ill.
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WAITING FOR INSPECTOR.

Postmaster Vincent Nairo has Off
cially taken up the question OF securing
The results so far show conclusNely
that four carriers will be required TO
make the see delivery service a COM
plete success. end Postal Inspector OF
to's contemplated visit is looked for
ward To with interest. 1t is expected
he will recommend the appointment
OF an additional carrier and the rear
rangement of the routes which are now
believed to be too large. No delay Is
expected.
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sovEReleNs AS COLLECTORS.

The former sultan, Abdul HamiJ,
had in his palace the finest collection
OF precious stones ever brought to-
gether. some OF Which were recently
sold in Paris. The tastes of the Car
Ferdinand of Bulgaria run in the
same direction. His collection OF di1-
nnonds. sapphires ana eneralds is es-
timated TO oe worth coo, 600.
The kaiser. we are told. has pas
sion for cid uniforms and boots and
shoes of antiquity BaNaria's regent
has a love for old beer pitchers. c.
pecially those Of his own country OF
the middle ages.
The late king Of Sweden possessed
a magnificeit collection of rare books,
engravirss and medals. while Ludwig
Z or bavaria rcioiced in a collection
OF umbrellas.--London Globe.
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the Northwestern University at Evan
ston and is spending the Easter yaca-
ton with her parents, Capt and Mrs
Martin J. Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Duchene OF Ish-
peming are guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. SibilskL
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Mrs. ELvA BARBER EDWARDS, Box 81,
Cathlamet, Wash.
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands of
such letters as those above-they tell the
truth, else they could not have been OBJ
tanned for love or money. This medicine
is no stranger-it has stood the test for
years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
BIRTH RECORD BROKEN.

According to the records of Clerk
Martin Prisk. Jr.. there were no less
than thirty-six births in the village
last month. as against nine deaths.
This is the largest number OF births
recorded in q single month Since Au-
gust 1909 when thirty-cight births were
reported in Laurium.
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EPOCH OF THE cRINoLlNE.
Not So Absurd as Fashions of Today
Saws Frenchman.

Another apologist of the crinoline has
appeared in the person of NJ. Andre
Beaunier, author and lecturer. He de.
clarcs that the crinoine was neither
absurd nor ugly. 1t was not SO ugly as
some of the hats recently in vogue,
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Testimony of Trained Nurse.

Cathlamet, Wash. =
81 am a nurse and
when / do much lift
ing l have a female
weakness, but / take
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
v e g e TIA bic Com
pound and / cannot
say enough in praise
Of it. / always rec
ommend it for fe-
male troubles. +" -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
To Be Pardoned Mistakes.

Every honest man does what he
does because he thinks at the time II
is the best thing to do. Therefore.
honest men should be forgiven mis-
Macy Monthly.
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That the "only child" gets too much
attention statistics seem to prove. or
hundred only children" examined
recently. eighty-seven were found to
be nervous.
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more important tnan these, the uc-
clared intention of the Monarchists
really to attempt the restoration.
Much Smuggling Done.
one of the problems of the new re-
public of Portugal is that of smuggiers.
Smuggling gees on inoessantly over the
Spanish frontier and IL has lately in
creased in audacity. A large number
of smugglers have been arrested ana
imprisoned A daring attempt at the
escape Of smugglers occurred recently
at the prison of Wanna DO CASTILLO.
About ninety prisoners, including brlg
ands and smugglers, with the comfy
ance 81 jaiIers, dug tunnel from the
prison ana escaped To the beach. where
they seized a large fishing boat. After
throwing sixteen OF the crew overheard
they took TO the open sea. \ gun boat,
which had been notified of the escaps
started in pursuit and engaged the
sailing boat i'm a combat. finally sink
ing il. Eighty of the prisoners were
taken OF by the gun boat. but ten pei
ished.
Troops Capture Gang.
Recently the authorities learned that
extensive smuggling was going on nef'r
Chuxusca and sent ~ big force of
cavalry To watch. At midnight band
Of smugglers was sighted emer6ng
from the forest. The cavalry pursued
them and finally came up TO them as
they We're entering a tunnel
To their astonishment the troops
found themselves soon IN the interior
of an abandoned monastery. Brought
To bay the smugglers. who numbered
twenty two and who were armed with
old guns, pistols and stilettos. made a
fierce resistance. They refused to SUI :
render, whereupon the troops poured
in volley. The fight then became gen.
eral. but the smugglers finally surTen-
dered after FIVE of them had been kill
ed and nine wounded. The soldiers
lost two killed and six wounded.
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Advertise in The News for result,
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Miss Ethel Harper has returned from
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: IAURiuM 6REvIrlES :
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MAY TAKE HAND
IN PORTUGAL
Continued From Page One.

more important than these. the de-
clared intention of the Monarchists
really to attempt the restoration.
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DARK HORSE BOOMS.
Gaynor and FOss Named as Possible
Democratic Choice.

Baltimore, Md.-Two dark horse"
booms for the democratic presiden-
tial nomination were informally dis
cussed here Tuesday by national COM
nltteemen. The booms were for
Mayor Gaynor of New York and Gov
ernor Eugene n. Foss of Massachu-
setts. Whether the movement in be-
half of Mayor Gaynor is being en-
couraged by Charles F. Murphy, lead
er of Tammany Hall, could not be
learned here.
The movement for Governor Foss
was launched by Frank Hendrick of
New York, who said that Governor
Foss platform was the immediate re-
duction of the tariff and reciprocity
with Canada.
Regarding the repeatel reports
that the New York, Indiana and Illi-
nois delegations would unite to make
the presidential nomination, Com
mitteeman Sullivan of Illinois re-
marked in the presence of other COM
mitteemen:
The Illinois delegates will vote as
a unit and continue so to vote
throughout the convention. We are
for Clark"
Headquarters for Speaker Champ
Clark and Governor Wilson have
been opened.
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MESSAGE FROM ANDREE.
BalloOnist May Have Reached North
Pole, After All.

Sacramento.-"North Pole, July |
19O6.-Major Andree."
Was this message, which was
tagged to the foot of south-bound
goose captured by a northern Cali
fornia farmer on July "a, 1906, a
message from the dead, telling of the
first successful conquest of the froz-
en- north, written by the leader of the
1ll-fated polar expedition which left
Dane island, northwest Spitzbergen,
in the balloon Cornen, on July II.
1897?
For 15 years the civilized world
has waited in vain for the Andree
party. On the morning of July "a.
1916, huge goose, unlike any spe-
cies ever before seen in California.
fed in the chicken yard of H. NJ
Thomas, farmer residing near Mon
tague, Siskiyou county Thomas dis
covered small nickeled tag attached
to one of its legs, tied securely by a
strand of copper wire. Roughly. but
legibly, chiseled into the face of the
tag was the announcement of the
poles discovery on July /, 1906.
For nearly six years Thomas kept
the secret to himselg. Whether be-
cause he doubted if the tale would
be received with credence by the out
side world, or from a passive indif-
ference as to his discovery, Thomas
did not divulge his find. But the
facts are as above related. He did
however, capture the goose and dis
cover the tag. Both are still in ex-
istence. The bird remains on the lit
tie farm, which now has passed into
other hands, and the tag is in the
possession of Thomas. who recently
moved to San Mateo county.
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