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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
AMBASSADOR wilson MEETS THE senate COMMITTEE
DEATH Of H. ". KNICKERBOCKER
REMOVES A NEVADA CHARACTER

Seven Troughs, and the first TO make
a clean up
Half year later when news of
the early Rawhide discoveries was
brought to Reno. Kniekerbocher was
found to be in the thick of it again.
Whenever miner paid the debt
of nature in Rawhide Knickerbocker
presided at the obsequies No one
was surprised, therefore, when it was
announced that he was to perform
the rites of sepulture over the body
of the departed race track plunger,
"The oration delivered by Knick-
erbocker on this occasion is probably
as remarkable an example of sus
tanned eloquence as has been heard
at the bier of any man since the
late Robert lngersolrs effort at the
grave of his departed brother Pour
ng out utterances of exquisite
thought and brilliant language in ut
ter disregard of the length of hii
sentences and without using SO muci
as a pencil memorandum. Knicker
booker with delicacy of expression
pure as poetry urged upon his audi
tors that the deceased dead gam
sport had not lived his life in vain
{ Soon the crowd. who listened in rap
attention, was in the melting m
AS Knickerbocker progressed wit
his discourse his periods were pune
/ tuated with convulsive bursts of so
/ row"
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so.YEAR.oLD SPOUSE
DESERTS HER SPOUSE

INDEPENDENCE, Kanse July 80.
Mary Armstrong Dean, the 6Oyear
old bride. whose second disappear
ance Yesterday, after she had been
found at Neodesha, Kan, caused the
supposition that H. M. McCord' her
alleged abductor, was with her again
was detained by the police today
awaiting instructions from the au
thorities at lola,
She reiterated her declaration thai
she would not return to her husband
Harvey Dean, and declared again th'
cause oe her leaving him was th'
threats sne said he had made OF
| her life,
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MINING SUIT FOR 100000.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 80.
Suit for 100000 damages for al
legged unlawful extraction OF ores
from its claims was filed here in the
United States court by the Esmeralda
Mining company against the Centen-
nial Eureka. 1t is alleged that 1000
tons of ore worth 100000 have been
taken from the plaintiffs claims an
the customary treble damages are
asked, together with power to sur
yey the defendant company's work
ings
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win remember Rawhide for the funer-
al Grafton that was pronounced over
the bier OF Grammar by Knicker-
booker.
Born in Louisiana, son of not
ed jurlst, and ordained a Methodist
minister at the age of Il, Knicker-
booker became pastor Of fashion
able congregation in New Orleans.
Then he was called to the Trinity
NJ. f. church in Los Angeles. Here
he soon resigned, after a trial Oh
heresy charges of which he was ac
Quilted. Next he was heard Of ii
Tonopah, where he labored under
ground in the mines for daily wage
When the first news Of gold discov
cries in Goldfield was brought t
Tonopah Knickerbocker Joined th'
rush into the new diggings. He lo
Gated a number of claims Not hay
/ ing sufficient money TO do the loca
ton work required by law TO hol
them. he delivered number o
Shakespearian lectures in Goldfiel
and Tonopah which supplied hir
with the funds he required. No
long afterward in Goldfield h
cleaned up to the extent of $500
900. Not yet thirty years of age, {
melancholy and rowing disposition
/ he was soon lost sight of. A yea
later he returned TO Goldfield brok
) and again he was the first to joi
, in stampede to a new camp, calle
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MAKE YOU THINK.

Millions of dollars are spent
in this country every year
to promote thinking. You are
induced to think on all sorts
of subjects at vast expen-
diture of money, Some con-
Germs want you to think about
clothes, others want you to
study the question OF break
fast foods, while Others want
YOU TO investigate the care of
teeth and think what sort Of
, paste, powder or liquid wash
} is best for preserving them,
, Advertising is a method by
) which these men are induc
} ing you to think. They know
} that If you begin to think
} you will insist on the best,
} and each advertiser knows
that his goods possess real
; merit. He knows it would
; not pay him to advertise
, something that would not
. stand the test of actual use.
. If you do the thinking
= the aim of the advertiser has
. been achieved, for you will in
. time try his goods. That is
= all he wants just a trial. He
= win then depend on the goods
. to make a favorable impress
. sion. Advertising merely in
= makes you think.
= THERE IS FOOD FOR
. THOUGHT IN OUR
. ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30

WASHINGTON. July SO.--Ambassa
dor Wilson advocated restricted rec
ognition OF the Huerta government,
at a secret conference today of the
senate foreign relations committee.
No action was taken.
Details we're not divulged, but some
republican senators said the ambas
sador made a favorable impression,
not necessarily as to his plans, but
as to the whole story Of events in
Mexico since the abdication of Por-
firio Diaz.
Four features are said to be un-
ter advisement as follows:
|. Henry Lane Wilson will not re.
turn to Mexico City as ambassador
from the United States.
2 The plan for solving the Mex
ican problem presented to the pres
dent by Ambassador Wilson has not
been read by the president and will
not be considered by the president il
determining what shall be the policy
toward Mexico
3. The president has under consid
Grafton four solutions of the Mexican
lproblems, aside from the one submit
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PROMISES
TO PEOPLE OF
ENGLAND
CHARGED
DEMOCRATS ARE ACCUSED OF
BREACH OF FAITH BY SEN
AToR M'LEAN.

my AnAocthtea AhcsHst
WASHINGTON, Juyl S0.-Demo-
cratic leaders were accused of break
ing their promises to the working
people of New England in speech
today by Senator Mclean in connec-
tion with the bill He quoted from
speech Of Majority Leader Under
wood, Secretary of Commerce Red
field and Governor s. e. Baldwin
assuring the workers the difference
in cost Of production here and abroad
would be considered in framing the
bill He said the bill had been de-
scribed as "glaring example OF an
inadvisable and inaudible govern
ment."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
STEALS
$4,000 GEMS
ANDESCAPES
POLICE
SECOND GREAT HAUL AMONG
SOCIETY LEADERS AT MAR
RAGANsET PIER.
nv Ar.nciated rres.l

NARRAGANSET PIER, July go
Jewelry worth at least $l5O,0OO was
stolen from the summer residence OF
~. II. Hanan, Friday night. She dis
covered the robbery 80 minutes after
she left her boudoir, but the story
was concealed from the pubic unit
today.
Recent robberies have caused
/ sensation in the summer colony ant
| il is suspected a society Rafiles i
working here.
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TWENTY YEARS. OCCUPATION
WOULD FOLLOW INTERVENTION
AND PROVE AN EXPENSIVE JOB

ted by Ambassador Wilson, one Of
which he expects to make effective.
The four solutions. named in the
order OF acceptability, and which
have the general approval Of admin
istration officials and members of
congress are
l. To send representative com
mission to Mexico, consult with all
factions, advise them to adjust their
differences and hold an election. fol
lowed by the establishment Of
stable government and the restoration
of peace.
2. To arrange for the mediation Of
all controversies, provided the con
sent of the various factions can be
obtained, thereby securing cessa-
ton of hostilities and the eventual
restoration Of peace.
3. TO remove the embargo on ship
ments Of arms, permitting all fac
tions to secure them on an equal
footing, with the expectation that
decisive results will follow
4. Intervention. but only as the
last alternative, and with the under
standing that It win prove expensive
and that the occupation Of Mexico
must continue for a generation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
SLAYER OF sWAGo AT RocH-
ESTER GOES SUPREME COURT

An appeal to the supreme court
from Judge Drucker's order denying
new trial to Bert Scott convicted
of numbering Ben swago at Roches'
ter, has been filed in the district
court The notice Of appeal was
filed on the last day allowed by law
for taking such action
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
DISTRICT DEPUTIES LEAVE.

l.. b. Fowler has left Reno for
Boston. Mass, where he is to at
tend the national convention OF
Knights of Columbus as district dep
uty for the state of Nevada. The
other district deputy from Nevada Is
Supreme Justice p. A. McCarran
who left some days ago with his
family over the southern route, in
cluding n trip by water
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UPRISING
LED BY
CASTRO
FORMER PRESIDENT LANDS IN
VENEZUELA AND STARTS
REVOLUTION.

ANN"NNENANHN
WILLEMSTAD. Curacao, July 30.
Rumors from the town Of Coro, state
of Falcon. Venezuela, say 1t is oe-
cupied by partisans Of Cipriano Cas-.
tro and Governor Jurado.
Rumor says Castro landed at Ven
ezuela yesterday. The polticoi sit
uatlon is regarded as critical Scores
Of important persons are imprisoned
BOGATA, Columbia. July 3O.--Ar
active revolutionary movement II
Venezuela and an invasion OF the
country at various points simultane
ously by adherents Of former Pres
ident Castro are reported In tn
newspapers here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
HETCH HETCHY
WATER SUPPLY
BEFORE HOUSE
FINAL CONSIDERATION OF THE
RAKER BILL TAKEN UP BY
THE COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, July SO.-Final
consideration of the Raker bill to
give San Francisco a water supply
from Hetch Hetchy was begun today
by the house public lands committee.
The Underwood proposal is for the
city to pay the government $4,000
year for ten years, 100000 a year
for the next ten years, and $4,000
year thereafter, with a right OF
way for an acqueduct,
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PLAN REFUGEE CAMP,

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 2S--The
war department is contemplating es-
tablishing Mexican refugee camp
according to Major General Leonard
Wood General Wood said the camp
would be located on Point Iona
near Fort Rosecrans
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
THE LATE MRS. CRANE

Tomorrow morning at 3 O'Clock the
funeral of Mrs. Frank Crane ana
infant will be held at the Catholic
church. Father Flynn will celebrate
a solemn requiem mass lnterment
viii be in Tonopah This morning
Mrs. Ella Flynn Of San Francisco
sister of the deceased, arrived tc
attend the funeral.
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RESIGNATION IN
THE HANDS OF
A POLITICIAN
POINTED QUESTION ADDRESSED
TO POLICE CHIEF OF SAN
FRANCISCO UNDER FIRE.

SAN FRANCISCO. July S0.-Chief
of Police White has been summoned
to appear before the police commits
sion and defend charges of inefti-
cheney against his department Il
is expected he will be asked IT,
when he accepted the office, he
gave a written resignation to jerome
Bassity. tenderloin politician.
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LABOR FOR
SUFFRACETTE
WHO BURNS
HOUSE
WIFE OF PROMINENT BRITISH
PHYSICIAN SENT TO JAIL
FOR NINE MONTHS.
my Associated Press.1

LONDON, July 3O-Mrs. Edith
Rigby, wife of a prominent physician
was sentenced today to nine months
at hard labor fer setting fire TO the
country residence of Sir William lie
fer, damaging it 100000. She con
fessed also to the bomb outrage at
the Liverpool cotton exchange.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
ALASKA RAILROADS
HELD BY MONOPOLY
DELEGATE URGES BUILDING OF
GOVERNMENT RAILROADS
AS The ONLY RELIEF.

tBy Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, July S0.-Delegate
Wickersham OF Alaska asserted To-
day before the house territories com
mittee that every railroad in Alaska
is controlled by the Morgan com
pany or the Guggenheims, He urg
ed the committee to authorize gov
ernment railroads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
Sin Against Sex
Due to Dressing
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July &c.
The Transparent dress es-
pecially the slit skirt, is re-
sponsible for the increase of
; certain crimes, declared Su-
; perior Judge Frank Oster in
sentencing Henry Stearns to
= five years in the penitentiary
= for q statutory offense.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-30
PEKING GOVERNMENT
REGA|NS ITS PRESTIGE
NORTHERN TROOPS GAIN DEcls
I'VE VICTORY AND REBELS
ABANDON ARMS.
NV A.soclnted Press.D

PEKING, July SO.-The return of
Nankin to the side of the Peking
government is considered here as
having deprived the southern revo-
luton of its cornerstone.
HANKoW, July 30. Northern
troops captured the Ku Kow forts
after a hard struggle. They VIII ad
vance to Nan Chang
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TEMPERATURE REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday, n
a year ago, rs.
Lowest temperature last night, 90
a year ago, 81.
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Jar Dill Pickles
ScareS Wild Ca
BY Associated Press.

. LOS ANGELES, July 3d.
. Dill pickles hurled in mass
> by Bella Fulgham. Altedena,
. drove wild cat from a
= mountain cabin early today
. when she was aroused from
= her slumber by the wild cat
. attacking her pet cat. A
. jar Of din pickles on the stand
. at the head Of her bed, was
. the first weapon available.
. 80 . . y . = = = . =
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A store that advertises must be a
store Of values-of "gargains"or the
advertising would not pay.
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JAPANESE MEMORIAL.


NY AsNOcIMtrW EIF"H'1
TOXIC. July 30.-All Japan today
observed memorial service FOR En-
peror Mutsuhito. who died a yeai
ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

@elgiorenSe Gegn. SEQ Gouberap
pg ~forreiten pper belle benne Del al
Staten faIbt Der Seat til Sbe os. ct
ire timers itabiet Regn, Der bar al
u~beresneIig @Groi for ben porenoe
@reoe. Gilt Smaagrsn er nemIig |
Soroen.
S9rf Ilfalfa. Trof. =. 6. Bal
nler, iom beitprer So Crosse Gollntps
Sanobrugsifole, bar / en- Yrotlomas
ton tilraabet Gountpets Sarmere at
bprfe IIialfa. Spis eltbper 5armer
/ Ga Grosie Golrntp laeoe an meo
10 Icres alfalfa, flyer BON, piloe
Sproien al BET aarlige Sarnluobptte
ioreges nleb Ell Niaion Dollars.
Gorntpet bapoe flor minore ello 100
Icres tiIIaaet meo Ilfalfa.
Selbige Eer!efIfere. Charles Sall-
nan % Sllitru, Der for noget Sto
iioen iorlob lit Stem / Gaisoile Tor
at begpnoe Wtllslingefangit % Eerle-
fiiferi peo Waioen Hocf, bar lamnle
Gag funoet TO Berler, Der tiliammer
bar Ell 8proi al $1,SOO, og joni Ell
Selse al bisie og andre beloige Sitro
freezer "Glamming" 5eberen MI
lltaQige Dire paa oisie aanter. Der
er MtGno, iom luffer fine 5orretrlll'
ger, og Sarmere % Saanoperfere,
ion iorlaber Jim Cont, for at iese
8erler, bpprpeO Sano Yotrlt, bellg'
qenoe tire Wfil openfor gtaioen Hocf,
oa Deer SsSslanb, nGr Eepirl, er bleos
ne portable 9per al Selte % 9ptter.
Ger betales MI ogiaa Ell meget 600
&riS for @uslinseifal, ioa 6ortle'
neite.1 er npfiaa goo for mango Sllte-
re, Ielp ont De ingell EerIer ru1oer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

cerer / De 5orenebe Staters arme,
az gamle Settlere og Heiienoe, iom
unoerpeis ira eler til Stanotng
Hocf Hcieroationen rtso 9iPitfribeo
paa benoes Gaitf. Wrs. Fartln
bapoe npbt en- nleget goo llboan.
nellie, og Der pur Dem iom paaItoo,
at Der | belle Staten life fanotes
Oen apinoe, iom par mere agtet emo
bun. gegrapeIien foregoar neo
9annonbaa Ssnbag, ba Sieet meo
Grtratos fsres berben ira 9ismarcf.
Oct npe SfOlcraaS. Iii Meolem.
nler al Statens npe Sfoleraab, Der
efter lite Suli trpber iitebetior De
forifieaige Haao for Statens SPres
anitaIter, bar 8upernsr Sauna uos
nGpnt SbomoS u. SiQiper, Yreii.
bent FOR Wappiae IormaIifole; Sreo
4. Smitb, Er9iibent for Stotens
Sfole / @abpeton; Dfiis Warie 81.
r%enion, Stoleiuperintenbent Com
ner Gountp, o. 2eruis 3. CRAWFORD
al SentineI Butte. Selpifrepne
Weolemmcr al Haabet er Statens
8lioerner, ltniperiitetets Erpiibent,
P~rGiioellten ior 2anobrugsifolen,
Observation-Disclosures, Snipefteren
Tor "graoeo" Sfoler % Sanos-
ifolernc iarut Statens Seiifolein.
ipefter. Sfsl9e 2upen ifal De al
8upe,usren llbnponte Weolenmer
al Goaoet npre Ell Gountpluperirl.
tenoent, Ell a%lminoelig Berger al
Stater, en- Erpiioent for en- al
Stater,s Snoliitriifoler og en- Erpii-
bent for 9tormalifolen. Get me
Hoob pil ianoipnlispis trpoe jam.
men / 9ismarcf en- al De fsrlte Ga.
ue al T,lllt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

Sfolebngrineen. IarSoaen til llro.
ll9beoerne bar en- Strio melem
Wolfe % 3, ". gonoen, en- al Ssi.
IfolelPrerne, ibet oenne life piloe
glere pisie Soranorinaer / gIepernes
3arafterbsger, iaalebes iom Super.
i%ntenoenten fororeoe, og bporfor Sp.
reren fit afifeo paa araat 9apir. Ia
Superintendent @oIie Den nGite
Worgen ifliloe falbe alosierne fam.
men, bIep openn9pnte "palf.olt"
Sslgen. aomne neb / gpert, opiegte
De ltreifenoe Gleper ben afifeotgeoe
SGrer, iom De berpao, b~ogitaoelig
talt, bar tilbaee til Sfolcbpgningen.
Sfoleraaoet bar iioen iegt at flare
Sloferne, og Jslgen blcp, at laaoel
Wr. goipben lom Gleoerne maatte
fpsie Hiiet o. erfienbe, at DC oeitne
Sang bapbe banblet urigtigt.
aisrtc aicnnem spcilslasrnSen.
Otto ailen / Groofiton fisrte torle'
hen gliten meb iaabon Start neoooer
Wtain Street / nGpnte @p, at Iitto-
mobilen peo at GLIDE paa Srolpgnin-
gen for 9lennem en- SpellgIasrlloe
% lanbebe / en- @arage, boor Ell
iplinter mn Iutomobil 0cruco bleo
belpiS eoelagt. Werfelig nof fom
bperfcn ailen eler DC ire WtGro,
Ionl bar meb banl, %tilifobc, og at m
gen blcp brGbt aniees iom iltet nlltl'
ore emo ct Wirafel. Sorbiitlene paa
ailens Iltomobil blep rpffeoe belt
no al Stiain9, og enbel al Ssrtar'
men illlgte meo ben ~ 6oo bele %
IA Soo breoe Speilgla5rltoe. Gen
ubeloige Il,tomilfierer, Der eTter
@ioncrs lloiagn par fomlten rteo Ell
6art al 80 til 40 Wil Gtmet, bleo
al CONNER 8oisman ioen1t 30 Ga
qes Irnqielsitrai noen 41leonl11g
iii at fea pmbptte oenne meo Senge'
bsoer. ailen appelercbc leltere ira
9prettcn iii 0iltriftsrcttcn % bleo
leslaot MOB 5000 &allttot, rlett od
han onereoc bapbe erflGrct Jig 'tpl'
bia, antages Der life at pore l1ogen
llopei for ham til at uno9aa oen
ioenlte SGngielsitraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
H

ON, at DC iclp bar mere eler minbre
SfpIb / l1lpffestilf9Ibet. llnotaget
ira 2opens 8irfning er Sjeneitefelf
og SarmarbeiOere. g%ritatningen Of
bpnger til en- bis 8rab al Den 2s.,,
geofommcnbe erbolber.
timber 9e~bunolineen al ssorila.
gene ON at forbpoe Salg al Spiri.
tuoia inben Ell beItemt Smfrebs fra
Citizens llniperiitet bIep Der frem.
fommet nteo temmeIig groperenoe
geifploninger moo Stubenter peo
Oct n9pnte S9roomsipoe. De bIep
anflaget for at pare benfoloen I'll
Drift, Spill og andre Cater. Ssl.
gen blep ct Sooforilag ON at neo.
Iptte Ell ipeciel aomite til of foo
Sagen nnocrisgt. Gette Sorilaa
blep ben 6te forfaitet / Senotet,
bpor ct SlertaI troebe of bope oper.
bepiit Jig ON, at be nepnte geifpIo.
ntrrger par fallfe os grlrnoIsie.
8llperner Mc@upern ierbte I'm.
Der famine Cato 9egisIaturen ct
guoltab, bpori ban anbefaler, of
oell ~neoiGtter Ell Specialfonrite til
at tage SpsrgsmaaIet ON Dem pro.
ieftereoe aanal, Der pilbe mulia.
giere en acknowledgements 8anooei
mellem Safe Superior % Ben meri.
fanlfe Gull, unber SperpeieIie.
Isiemblp bar fprfaitet Sorilaaet
ont at foranitalte en- llnberisqelie af
De iaafalote "@reet Better Socie.
ties" peo ltniperiitetet. Oct beor.
oreoe apanceret til treble Spsning
Siaen ont ltnberisgelie nleo Senipn
til ben bpioe Slaoebanbel OF en- 9e.
pilsning at $4,000 til Seffelie al
De n%sboenoise llbsifter / ben Sor.
binbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
flor9e / 1914.

5~plfenbsapen, af DR.. gnspar Riels
fen, 3s3 Siber trptt / famine Sbper
iom "Secorab>Y Soften" meb 9iueber al
@ibsooIbsmGnbene o.i.b., iolib os pent
inbbunbetO so. Ieb Soften" ST. so.
Ir%astnbsanen, $40 Giber. meb Sos
tosrafier at gibspoIbsmenbene o.i.n.
beftet / ct baffert Smi1as meb bet nors
tie @aaben oper Sitelen, O.75. geeo
Soften" $1.75.
Sor ret at IGre at foritaa 8etbbnins
gen al bet 100 IarsiubiIaum, iom biz
blipc ferret i Horse i 1914, bsr man
a~nlfaffe fig en- at bisie ~11bsaber al
"Norse / 1914.
ut lGie ON 9esinenbeberne | 1914
er Tom at Ieie en- .ipenbenDe Jfoman.
men 29ieren bar besuben ben Silfreoss
~ItiIelIe, at 8omanen er ianb fra ges
gpnteIle til gnoe.
3. anunbien BubIifbing Co.,
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

San fanbt bet rimelis. Z Stocfs
bolm frpber man Jig for Chen poer en-
ltoen 5iitorie, iom nbIis ifaI babe funz
bet Steo / en- 9tetsial.
Sen maabelis fore Sra9ifer 4. bar
Bit ifi9lot no for ZEN ~forbiltret Shot"
al aomiteren 3. Srasiieren bleb mrss
tig nreb % truet meb at inoitepne aoz
miferen. ollie &ameraternes Sprisg paa
at mGale bar fuloitGnbi9 ipiIbt, os
Sraaiferer LOB Sasen saa til 2etten.
Set blep ingen Iansparie Iffere.
"Snbrsnmer Snbitepnte, at ban bar
faIot @r. 4. en- Sbiot?" ipurste 9oms
meren.
aomiteren iatte ~2orenetten paa, srans
ifet lin tragiife aone9a baaoe bel og
lGnae os la tililut:
"Sia - bet Fan ies life nttrrat Ipas
re pua; men 10 mere iee fer paa ben
Spren. beito rineligere foretommer bet
mie!"
Hetsiaeen blen brpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

Den bsbe Spnc par ~iiernet ringebe
Den ii9 itror iommcn / Hcoen, % for
Ell llge bragtc man bens Wao Der.
hen % Loo Den "ritgc" iro. Otter Ell
llses Sprleb fom Der If aplinger
al De 10 g@g, og DIR. Worriion bar
ienere erfIGret, at i~toltere og mere
~iornsiet 9pr bar ban alorig ieet.
Wteget maieitrtiif ipantulerer Den
omfring meb fine imaa Eleiebsrn, %
itaar bisie bIiper trPtte, logger ben
fla neo % Iaoer bent frDbe ianmen
ltllber 0ens loone Yels. Get fer no
I'll al pGret Den lptteIigite Samilie
paa Sarmen.