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Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
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The natives Alaska will petition the Alaska legislature pass law prohibiting the of shraps which they claim to their food supply similar petition will also be presented to Congress.
 Commercial Club will petition Congress for an op- popraon for the construction Of territorial capitol as aoVo cated by Secretary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher
 big is expected in the spring. Many aboe would have migrated there ere s but warnings were ssaed that work to be had
 There are now six producing oil wells Katalla.
 Violent earthouake shocks on Kodiak island night frightened the natives that they thought the the The shocks lasted 60 seconds Mt Kat mai again in eruption October 23
 A. Stoner barber in Juneau recently looking for finding place suit him he returned to Seattle
 recent describes the former capital ceengy prosperous place the me with everybody hopeful for the future
 B. D. Baheslee mining engineer who spent many years the Seward peninsula, is now located at Juneau
 Judge Overied has appointed Angus Mcbride clerk of the Third division vice E. M Iakin, resigned McBrde formerly deputy clerk at Nome
 Mrs Peter D. Overield who present Outside, has been very ill with appendicitis.
 Martin Barrett pioneer Katai, died that place disease November 23 He 75 od
 big Chicago house has issued statement to the effect that will bring extremely high prices this winter
 The annual moneyorder transacted Fairbanks nearly so00000 according Postmaster Boyer Many persons use the money-oraer system for savings
 It is reported telegraph company will in wade Alaska The spoken of in this connection IS the At Communication Company operating the Telefunken system
 The Cordova Alaskan bemoann the fact that Codova is not Alaska legislature Lack the ascribed cause.
 is reported Rekern, the Seattle brokerage firm of Rekern, will purchase the Valdez Bank and er cantile Company
 The has decided to bring suit against the bonds Postmaster Jos F. Dggs of Cordova for the covey the posoice funds Eddie White and w. L both saloon of Valdez the bondsmen
 gold located the Bremner rve tributary to the Copper district dscovere Henry hejdt, East and obtain reav up his property.
 N Svindseth of Wrange member of the Alaska territorial member of the Oregon legislature few
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
PRICE RETURNS TO
 BEAR GREEK SOON

During his recent visit to the Tuluksak Jack Price secured op- tions on much likely-looking ground on Bear creek, and will leave very soon to resume prospecting opera tions there. He will take along a pump and expects to be gone un- til the middle of May. MT. Price thinks well of Bear, saying it is the fnest-looking country in Alaska to prospect in; but whether Bear creek carries tue values remains to be demonstrated.
 The options secured by MT. Price last year on tue Aniak were not taken up.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
Indian Was Accused Of Murder

disappearance of Clark and Geraghy suspicion against Indians The had left Caro- the Chanda the fall of 909 going the east fork and 1t was supposed in the following Noh ing until body of Car found by The remains covered with old tent and cooking utensils found and two or three empty shells guns evidence There trace that he would be found dead Robert ohn Chandlar Indian. hearing charge of having murdered Clark and he the grand jury but subsequently, discharged The possibility Geragy being alive has injected and the federal authorities here will have the matter probed within O. their jurisdiction
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
THREE KINGS MAY
 RACE AT THE FAIR

San Francisco, December 2S. - A movement is on foot to have the mon- archs of Great Britain, Spain and Ger, many race their yachts in San Fran cisco bay during the Panama Pacific exposition of 1915. The idea was first broached by Sir Thomas Lipton while visiting this city recently, and it met with such fayor that a serious attempt will be made to arrange the contest. William IT., Alfonso and George V. are all enthusiastic yachtmen.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
JOE ANICICH SCORES ONE
 AGAINST FAIRBANKS TOWN

Returning to Panama after a brief visit to Fairbanks, to which place he had been summoned to testify before the grand jury, Joe Anicich stated that the Fairbanksans were complaining bitterly about so many of their busi- ness men being compelled to go to Valdez to testify in the Barnette cases. "But," said Mr. Anieich, ''the Fair banks people seem to think it quite proper that residents of Tanana should be compelled to neglect their business to attend court at Fairbanks, instead of the court arranging to hold short session here."
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
INQUIRlNG FOR
 PIERRE DU BOIS

Mrs. John R. Dubois, of Freehold, N. J., is inquiring for her son, Pierre Dubois. from whom she has not heard since last May. Mrs. Dubois says he might have gone prospecting: but it is so long since he wrote that she is wor- ried. Anybody knowing where he is will kindly write to address given above, or communicate with the post master.
 Onitclaim deed hlanks-PiOneer
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
PRESIDENT PARD0NS COLONEL COOKE

Washington, January 9.resident Taft has commued the balance of the passed Colonel George F. Cooke form 22nd regiment of infantry who convicted Of legu with government funds while commanding officer of the post at Fort Gibbon, Alaska.
 Private William Lane, the who reputed to have got about the time the deficit has been heard from since
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11

Miss Wolfe became an attache of the local telephone office during the week. IL is understood she eventually will replace young lady who has accepted a more responsible position.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
WILSON DISCUSSES TARIFF REDUCTION

Presdent elect Wilson has arranged for with Underwood early date for the purpose of discussing the problem of tariff reduction.
 Mr. Wilson is also taking special interest in Alaskan affairs those who rsthand knowledge of the terri tory regarding legislation in herewith.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-11
Mining NOfes

Gerhart Isamus who prospecting Minnie guch, which Otter creek little above the mouth of Flat work early The they do the better they pleased and they confident paystreak exists the gulch They drowned first hole just they getting most encouraging prospects They have boiler and pump the ground
 Pete Mskovch Nick Mlevch, Andro Miskovch, C. Match, Joe Vsch Andro Po working Discovery claim They taking out dump and said to be In very good ground These boys had bit of bad luck at the start being driven out of their first hole by but they speedily made fresh Then make lost me they worked the hoist overtime and such speed that red hot and boe But all lis running smoothly This is the lay in which Joe kermend the First avenue barber, is interested
 Hecus Ostrom crosscung the claim at the mouth of Glen uch It looking promising and they plan to work the claim extensively by the method next will be readiness immediately after the break 
 Six Dollar Pans on Otter
 Tom Cross Alfred Hagman Sam and Oren Standidge are They have pay pans running high 6 and most of the ground being rich They intend to put crew of men very
 John acariO and taking dump the Pack mule raction the mouth They have lay from Chronster & Elinger.
 B. J. Davis and partner taking out dump on French very we'll.
 D. Gallagher and Allen Anderson taking out dump on the Ceene fracon Otter creek The ground 2Z feet to oed rock and they drifting ground which averages Soo to the too with rich addition Ihe sunk some feet below bedrock and all the from cents to oo cents They will shortly put crew to work to assist the
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
SENATE CONFIRMS NEW
MINISTER TO LIBERIA.
Fred r. Moore Sworn In at State De-
partmcnt F1arch g.

Washington. - Tho nomination OF
Fred II. Moore by President Taft last
january ns United States minister and
consul general to Liberia was confirm
ed by the senate on Saturday. March
l. The nomination OF MI Moore had
been held up for several weeks. but hv
an agreement between the Rcpublican
ind Democratic senator's on Saturday.
March ]. all the diplomatic nOmina-
tons before the senate were confirm.
ed. Mr.. Moore was sworn in as Unit
ed States minister to Liberia ut the
state department on Monday after
noon. March 3.
The new minister to Liberia is q m
tive OF Virginia and publisher OF the
New York Age. one OF the most influ.
pntial weekly pupcrs published by the
rolorcd race in this country. During
thc last campaign this organ did ycO-
man service for President Taft and
The Republican pnrty. The connrmn-
ton Of MIR. Moore IS hailed with de
hGht by his constituency.
st the meeting Of the executive com
mi'tcc OF the National Negro Press as
sociHtion held in Philadelphia Feb
thnt body passed resolutions urging
the confirmation Of Mr.. Moore, Il copy
or which was sent to President Taft
and duly acknowledged through Sec
retary Hilles
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
SECOND EMANCIPATION.
Give Arc Americans Chance TO Shov,
Ability, Says George ;. Foster.

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'"e
',N'' va '''o -'~s''0' ''s N'e"i * i''''-
l''''' ''''' H"t we hi'o" Ihilt' "h'Ic
''l''' I'St outer emancipation cost 9th
eIS Olood ana tears as slavery was shot
10 death by the million gums of fix, re-
public, It was mostly a gift to the
Nero.
The ncyt crnancinotion 10 ,pnor o-,,,,
cin.tiou o,l thi,, h ,,,,,..+
b;n,so,s 10 ,+
80 nc
''' ''1'9e'!' h1e VIII &c
Il "c ""' 'ea"'il"' 'iiiN Sood rs ills IL
''0' "o' 't 10 'i'c anu pca!ulul ana
1o'"
tnIie no ,f'lcat III III" save from within;
to win.
Du+ rfrb+ o. +bo roo+ is ,,,o ,.,,.,~
fb,t tho ..v,tb3n, ,noas , ..,,.i4ho,,t~
rot tho No,ro ,no,,. nc ,.o,,r> ~, 49,,
ACQUISITION Of rn,torio1 ,,oods-;t oo,,,I,,.
Gr.f in tho o,,1or of ti,,, o,,1 t,,,,...
tnos. os i,1rst,.r, n1 f,,,e.a,;,,.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
NEW BAPTIST PUBLICATION.
National Metoka and GaIeda Magazine
Makes It's Appearance

Among the surprises upon the Sun
1ny school world that are very pleasant
appears to be the new magazine issued
from the press OF the national Baptist
publishing board. Nashville. Tenn. for
the month Of March. 1t is n two color
publication that Is to be devoted en-.
tirely to the organized c!usscs now
being erected under the name Of Me-
tOliHs Gn1 Gnlc1ns
1t can also be appropriately used in
hl adult or Bible classes, rs It con
tnins the Sunday school lessons con
forming with the other international
rerics turned out by tho publishing
bouscS
In addition to the lessons, however.
comes the literary feature. which Is
certain to inject into this movement
great interest. The magazine Will bc
looked after by that same energetic
force that has so successfully carried
on the work Of the publishing house
fOf the past sixteen years.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15

race and the medical profession in lhi,
city. He is II meubev OF the Medical
association ana of the McDunouch
Memorial Hospital association. which
Is behind the movement for the cree
ton Of Il hospital in this city.
He is q Young man OF wide uttaiu-
mcnts, being especially gifted in hand
painting. On the walls OF his office
are many OF his paintings. includin"
one of his mother. Of whom he IS vc"y
fond DR.. Ncaron Is devoted to his
profession. and his ambition is to
stand at the very highest round in his
chosen work.
He is Of pleasing address ana has
the art OF making and keeping friends
The race may well be proud OF the
progressive and ambitious element OF
It's young manhood as represented by
DR.. Ncaron of this city
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15

tiers and twelve layMCn. They are
elected quudrcnnially by the general
confcrcucn.
Tie brOadncSs OF this church is also
Exhibited IN having two Afro -Amrri-
cans as members Of the board of man
ayers, one minister and one layu,nu
One Of the co-orGinatc corresponding
secretaries, O3 whom there are two. is
also an Afro American.
The Hon. X. Il. AIcI2a-y Of LeXing-
ton. n. c.. Il scholar. capitalist and the
grand master OF the Free and Accent
ed AiasonS Of the jurisdiction of North
Carolina and man Of great strength
OF character and exceptional executive
ability, is tho lay member Of this I'M
pOrtaDt board. The strong attcstat!on
OF the churchs appreciation of the
worth Of this splendid character was
the reelection by the general confer
,encc in Minneapolis III 1912 to the
prescnt office he 50 crcditably fills.
Professor NcRary was first elected
at the general conference in 1908 ana
has created Il greater interest in behalf
of the race III the churcIl's educa tional
activities. The appropriations for eGu-
cation among Afro-Amcricans has been
Hncrcased. and the sentiment created
by the Hon. K. B NcIary means
much in the general advancement Of
the race.
The Importance Of the position held
by Professor NcRary ana the fer
Teaching effect Of his character arc foit
for good III many ways There arc
twcnty-one schools for the race in the
south carried on under the auspices Of
the Frccdncn's Aid socicty-viz. one
theological. three medical, ten colegiatc
and seven academic
Among these are the following inS1i-
sutions With nation wide reputation
1nd thousands Of graduates wor,iil@
for the uDlift of the race: Cannon
Theological seminary. Atlanta. which
Us the largest theological institution
Nor colored mon in the. world; Mehnrry
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
Aluminium Company Reorga anized.

The management Of the Aluminium
SDc1"Ety company, Canonsburg, Pa.
has passed Into new hands. Several
men Of Pittsburgh and vicinity are
among the new officials. The com
pnny intends to start an Industrial
schooi IN connection with the manu-
facturc OF novelty goods. The plan az
laid out for the making Of the large
variety Of articles calls for the en-
p'oyment Of at least 200 young men
md women and q large number Of
boys nnd girls. The employees will
be taken from the students, who will
work out part Of their school ey-
"cns"S. The officers are: Louis Mosley
of Washington, Pa. president: Harry
T. Waters Of Pittsburgh. secretary:
Alfred Crockett Of Washington Pa.
treasurer: w y. Butler Of Washing
ton, IA, legal adviser.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
Sunday Schools Hold Bio Convent

Sunday Schools Hold Big Convention.
Nhc quarterly convention Of the Sun
day schools OF north Alabama ana
Tennessee was recently held in Steven
son. Ala. with 4 large attendance
The convention was in session for two
days. during which time many helpful
addresses Were delivered and papers
read dealing with the problems OF the
Sunday school teacher.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15

the corresponding secretary Of the M.
IlOnal Negro business Icuguc In this
organization his Influence is linked ma
ton wide with that Of his great chief.
Dr. Booker Il. Washington.
Mr. scott Is student Of world uucs-
tons ara is therefore approDriately
secretary OF tDc international confer
cncc on the Negro. THESE three posi-
tons, requiring initiative. tact. re-
sourccfulncsS and high intelligence.
represent but part of the activities OF
this man, who i'm the coming day will
be rcck0ncd as one Of the most useful
men Of his race.
The Frccdmens Aid society holds
Mr.. Scott up as one Of the possibilities
Of the race. Does the work Of orr
schools pay? If Wiley university had
done nothing more than have made DOS
s1blc the career OF Emmett J. Scott
that alone would have justified its cx-
1stence and the cost Of maintenance.
But Texas has more sons to offer for
Christian service. Who knows but that
Iexas has another prince in whiting
for Il newer day? IN order TO prepare
the coming prince Wiley must be kcpt
open. And for the reasons that Wiley
must be kept open. for the worry same
reason must all Of our t'recdnpDs Nd
schools be kept open
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
SuSta!ns MaDySch00Is n South
For Afro-A:l,eyieaNs.
UNDER Liberal. REGIME:
Opportunity Afforded Through Chan
neIs Of the Methcd;st Episcopal
Church For the Promotion of Cen
erai ducat;on-SpP For La =
: bors Of Professor McRary.

CncinMnati. One Of thc greatest
agencies now at work Tor the deve!oT-
ment OF the -ifro-AmcricN folk is tEc
Frcelmen's -i1u society of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. This great de-
nomination gives Il fair opportunity t1
AfrO-AmeriCanS. 1t stimulates amh-
t1oiiS men Of the race who have. the
ability to b""nrN" lenders in the affairs
OF the genera! organization and IL;
work.
The Freedmen's Aid society cc this
church is controlled by the board OF
managers. representative body. con
sietln8 OF FIVE bishops, twelve minis
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
Anniversary Of Peter ogden Observed.

Anniversary of Peter Ogden Observed.
Peter Ogden day was fttjng!y ob*crr
ed by tho Grand United Order Of OGd
Fellows Of Portland. Orc, Oh Sunday
afternoon, March 2. The exercises
were held in the Zicn \. NJ L. church
Members Of tho Household Of Ruth
also took an active part in the pro,
gram. Peter Ogden was the founder Of
the order among Afro-Amcricaus III
America. The principal speaker was
George W. Jones, who delivered an in
structivc address Oh the subject, "Petcr
Ogden Music was q feature Of the
program.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-15
SUCCESS AFTER
f{ARD STRUGGLE
How Or. Fitz NearOn Prepared
For Profession.
EXAMPLE, OF PERSISTENCE.

Native West Indian Who Is Making
Good aa a Practicing Physician In
New Tork--En Joys Public Confidence
New Norl.-That 4 man is the archi-
tcCt OF bis own fortune and TINT 1t rests
largely With him as 20 whether he
shall succeed or fail Is seen In DR. Fit2
In this city. who began his practice
with So, three pieces of furniture and
determination to succeed.
lie is How rated as one Of the lead
inG young physicians Of this section
and has built up 4 practice that would
DO Justice to an older practitioner.
Dr. Ncaron represents that progressive
type of young manhood from the West
Indies Island which comes to our shores
seeking larger and wider life.
lie was born In Bermuda and recclv.
ed his preparatory education at ST
Georges academy. Shortly after rcnv-
ing the academy be came to Americu
and entered Lincoln university. from
Which he graduated in 1880. While iu
college he was known as good stu
dent and was prominent in college ac-
tiviticS.
After leaving Lincoln he came to
New York and entered the New York
Medical college ana Flower hospital.
from which he WIS graduated IL 1901
Realizing that this Is the day Of the
"p1""!lSf. yoHng NearOn spent one year
Ut I'll" lyir2,in hospital. where he took
specinl course.
l,c finished his medical course In 1908
WITH - in his pocket. He mnnnpcd
[" get three pieces Of furniture with
which to fit up his office, and with this
humble beginning Dr. Ncaron began
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Siitorieiurifnina paa @eitlanoct

Stiftsarfiuor / BERGEN Or. Suit
9ina bar taget Snitiatipet til en-
Sammenilutnina al geitlanOetS 10.
falbiitoriife Soreninger, ibet ban
bar rettet ScnuenOelie iii SiSic ON
fGaes SptreOen og muIig iGGeS ltb.
giuelie al Eager, ion oebrsrer belle
@citIanbet. 6orilaget eaar bI. a. no
paa, at bper Screening opn9pner en-
Gepraientant til arebsitpret, iom al.
bolber WsSe en- Sang aarIig eler
boert aubet aar. Sesuoen tPnfes
Der ~ubarbcibet en- iPles Sdemo Ell.
Ter iGaes S1itrur Tor Sager, iom er
li5eartet og fan bebonbIes eng. Der
or FOR Sibcn biitoriife 1sorcninger
Sogn, Saroonger, Bergen og aaIe.
iun6 (Summer biitoriIfe 2a9), Tor
uoen llnberufoeIinger / ilere @pg,
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
8aarbbrnecr ears Gipelaub / zee.

gorosbeien fpl6te Dem 27be Saruar
80 aar, friif og raft iom en- ling.
Dom. Ears @ipcIano er en- i lin gpgt
meget anieet og o5tct Wanb. Sar
er fsbt paa Sen Gnnrie pafre sGttc'
aaarb G~ipclaub, iom bor pPret
SamiIiens Gle / mango 8enerotio.
uer. Sor ca. % aar iioen ouerSroa
ban Ben itore os peIiteIte @aaro iii
lin 9lbite Ssn, iom frembeIes sri.
Der ben. Sans Suitru Berthe, fs6i
Nps, bsoe for 212 anr iiben. Bel
ct 9eisg hos ben gomIe SGoers.
manS for ca. 4 anr ijben uotaIte ban
bI. a.: - Get er life monae. ION
bar bapt 8 9rpaupper meb ben lam.
me Some, men bet bar ieg." San %
Suitruen bapbe nemlig iamme gar
ieiret Sernbrpaup, altiaa oct ste
RRffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Sfagens 800 Mars Subilrum,


Faa Sfager. oct aamIe fierote Don.
tie gdoelte6, bar Der Den 220e San.
'tor 6elt; Steoet feireoe ga lin 500
Mars 6soielsbag. Zen 22oe Sanuar
1413 gap reHiIig aong Crit az Bonn.
mern Sfageu Observation-Disclosures,
og oct lille SteS er iauIeoes Ell az
9anmarfs 9lbite guer. Set bar
anultnerue iom for en- 300 aar
iioen "opoaget" Sfoaen og aior6e
Oct bersmt. : "9rsnom Gro" iom.
leoe Der Jig buer CONNER en- areos
az SanmarfS isrite WaIere o. iSor.
%fattere; man fan life nPpne Staaen
uoen iaHtioig at tpufe puu Rapne
Iom 3rotmann, arsper o. II. Seo
0ra6manus 9so bleu belle Roroers
Spmertiombeb rettet moo oet lille
gaoeiteo; Tor ban bGpoe JON befienSt
beitemt, ar ban oilbe bli bearopet
oercppe. % bans 9rap er MI ogiod
ct al De Steoer, iom oer geisaen6e
o~aIfarter I'll. Zen bar oog Iiaget
altfor uoiat ior Sapets Si~rfniuaer
90 oil bli ilpttet, ON Font eQer langt
err enouu life ufgiort. Den isr ioa
beIteoue 5iiferbp Sfasen er Iiot eiter
Iiot blet Sanmarfs melt iaiionabIe
9aoelteo; boor itore Soteller bar al.
lsit Den lille aro. og boor 9i9iter
ira belle Sfanbinapien isger ben. I'll
Observation-Disclosures bar 8on.
gen 90 9ronn;nsen fommet oioop.
% Der a trufiet itore arronge.
ments til at ieire SitbiIeet paa en-
p9rois Waabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

9s Slicfabrif. Sra gcrQen meo.
beIeS ben 27be SSanuar. On Slicfa.
BRIT pil / ner 8remtio bli oprettet al
ct Iftieielifob for at ubnptte en- mel
lem Gacltitm Oil 60. % Sngenisr
6r. Shumann inbaaaet Sperens.
fomit, bporpeb Selifobet faor Ret til
at freuitiae @aclium Oil Cos Io.
t%orolie, Tom bette ME Sirma iao
ooerta9er Observation-Disclosures al. Gel.
ifabets aupital - 100000 Ser. -
er fulbtegnet unberbaanben. Som
Seber af 9ebriften or anint Sireftsr
2ors Eibl Sobonneien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
@eS Gursanger 9pbbcrfcltcr Ifol

Ger III iaanaiGttes @rsoebriit unher
2ebeIie al 9ergingcnisr Wciier. Sci
tcrue iuSeboIoer SoonIfi8 forrlben
Iibt g~eSiecnt Sobber % 8obbergIanS.
@iier 8rspebrtften iig at urre til
freSsitiuenoe, oil Der optoaeS rcgu.
Ier Drift. anIGgget piI blipe ct al
De itsrite / Sfanoinapien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Gn Teiltaaelie ium fuitet aipet.-

Sra Blspif meo0eIes DEN 200e Son.
Ia 9ispittoset Ssrbag aitcn par
saaet ira Reinspolo opbaeebe aon.
o~liftsren, at en- ing Ranb boppeSe
al Soget. San bremieoe oe 5cset
bIep fisrt tiIbase til oct SteS, bpor
Ranoen boppeoe al, Der ianot man
BAN liggenoe irngteIis foriIaaet.
SON bapoe iiere Sui / Sobeoet, Sen
enc arm par fnuit og Oct enc Ben
bruffet. Ianoen ituibe bape p9ret
meb Ginatoset, men uar eaaet ind |
feiI Sos, berior boppeSe ban al. San
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Sproifirlo peo Stcnfirr.

Sprott1GlO peo SfcntJrr. tSrn
StenfiGr mebbeIes Den 22be San.
@pen % Srafterne beromfring bar
iibite Hat biemiset al Soroifiplp.
8eb 2.Sihcn ON Hatten merfebe
SoIf i Stenfipr en- ipag SorbrmteIic,
iom Ieoiagebes al ganife fraiiige
SmGlo. gnfelte fortpIler, of De
funbe merle, at belle Suiet ipaiebe.
SIcre Stcber bar SSorben iIooet Rcp.
ner, iaaleOeS ices en- 10-15 Gm.
breo % ct Eor bunbrebe Retcr lang
Hcpne oper StenfiprionSene (grer.
cerplabien Iise peb 9pen). Ger bar
oeret alminoclig llofIligt bib i6og.
Repnen 9aor fra Solfeifolebp9nin.
gen belt neb til Stranoen og Ter
ubpggelig no. Den ifierer oper Sci.
Ie9emet, iom iaaleOes er bruot tpers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
&jpbcnbaoms SciGituing.

Glsbenbaon meb6eIes ben 22be ga.
mar. aomiteen for Den iripiaigc
Notwithstanding meSoeIer eiter
6orbanbIing meo @encrolitabsde.
fen, at Der fiuoes meget aIporligc
RangIer paa forifjcIlige Bunfter al
aisbcnbopns Misunderstanding. Sor
at oibiPlpe oisie NangIer frpuea
100000 aroner. gn baIp RiQion
bar mon aaereoe til Raaoigbeo. So.
miteen retter M Ell inotrPneenoe
Spiororing til 9efolfningen ON bur.
tig at tegne De manglenbe 100000
9etraJtuiug al EicbIiffets gloor.