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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
Ora phic's Dali y Story

seemed most called upon % sound aer
rival praises.
As for Dick Ramsey, lie WIS one Of
those mperturbable. refieeut fellows
Who keep the.r own counsel. he aeg-
er spoke Of the widow IN company
leafinE Mrs. Ramsey TO sound sufti
oient praises for both seeing that his
fe@ HeaIfh fas becoming mDairad
ue=Hraa.asea Il sea trip t8 f.uba. Mrs
.sar.~aY yielded e.eH asf8ujshed 8er
husband oF inviting he widow 10 j..
If fhe party fhc 'daH 4eaeHtad
suggesting fHtt s#8,d - pleasant
- #aze ataaz gentleman HHo 4ad
1isaEee =zzz #zHea =sHe,sg==5zH rs
l,.fasef declined T. It.=4.a#=
~ s4r=af- 5aH-6al AZ rs
move IF a5s#rtfe# fz7a no Comment
However safua= ..e=sgf=zza HIe=u man.
szzi .lzIIt..Izss nat zIE-=I..l aatssz.s gz.}s
1aslefgaioaes. b.. .Heae were constant
IS together
When 4he parfF=satHeea5 sffz= I'm
seF WIS n6 better faaseJt Size vas
worse She=6ec 10 aRn 5aat size
was III. aud To speak 10 her on In sub-
jeet of tIpr apaIfh- Wis rs dangerous
is 10 deery the rfval.ln Aer presence
The thinner. more van Mrs Ramsey
became Tie aearfiar grew Ehe widow
Evil disposed persons said aHat fhe
widow WIS vampire dta wing Tie ltfez
blood from the wife whose husband
She WIS drawing 1T tie same time At
Easter Ramsey 8asHttle= more !
Than skin and bone Her husband was /
very anxious about her aud asked Ms |
doctor what he should do.
Take her OH rip
I've done hat
DO ltagaln. aud this time 20 with |
her alone"
ramsey went to his wife and told her
that he was making arrangements to |
take her TO Europe She consented. but |
the same evening Ramsey saw note
on his wife's dressing ease addressed
To the widow At the same moment his
wife came in
Mary he said 4 don't want %
Dry into your affairs, but does that
note contain an invitation to that curs-
ed woman to join rs on this trip"
Cursed woman2'
Yes. Ever since you became infat.
nated with her last autumn she has
been the 0ane of my exi A,nce She
has palaYered over me- ana I, not daf-
ing to give you my opinion Of her
have wfthstood her constant efforts to
get NE INTO her clutches can stand
It no longer. You are i'll and be.
iieve the woman's influence over you
has something to do with your Illness
t beseech you 10 90 alone with me aud
get I'D Of her =
While Dick Ramsey was speaking
his wife stood looking at him in aston
lshment. When he had concluded she
sank into a chair with deep drawn
sigh
oh Dick Why didn't you tell me
before? thought she had taken you
away from me-
Ehe trip was abandoned. since there
Ras 40 necessity far Is
+. \ Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
FELT Hat ON HIS TRAVELS.
Officials Make Unusual Efforts to Re-
store Il 10 Owner

store II TO Owner.
4 fell hat blew of tourists head
last year as be vas leaning cut OF
railway rain window. in Sweden. o.
the man himself nething further IS
known but he feif.hat has become
famous all ever he north Of Europe.
An employe of the inc gtc4ed up The
Rat where t a. and being an honest
ran he tried atsh and !8w o find it.
owner Finally all leeaI efforts failing,
5e#ticketed +. aud sent It 10 the next
z1aFion TO D. claimed by the owner,
SUCH person appeared and the hat
eas se,t On from station to station.
aa additional ticket being stuck on
ach time il set out Thus it has run
trough the whole Of Sweden and Nor.
#ay. has been At Unsala and Trondl%
mi at Christiania and Goteborg and
5atmo been seut On to Zealand
aad Finland and IS now being sent
a1eagh lde north Of Germany. GOV,
cred With labels inside and ont And
IS i = no longer q fit headgear il is
il all events \ remarkable monument
of northern honesty and perseverance,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
Ratfaer Mixed.

Oue If the lanfogs af aubHs
buiding who las morz Boii5enes
thae boeR ,e2fajae a. stationed r.
tae hallway II the str8etHFs 10 ui3s
tle r0Wd which ua5 nressiae af
ore - the rooms - see au aE#lt5l
al aHt tie work Ladies ard
men aid the austar wil
plea. AXE your eNd thr
door ara % ont ef the other
Iand Dealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
= f. f. = p Z. 4. 3 + I. 3 + /. = :. :
. WITH The ARKANSAS PRESS =
+ + = /. sr+ f d. /. = = q = :. =
Why Jeff sad Evans Lied.

why Je6 SAD Evans lied.
Editor Colburn 0f the 0zark Demo
Graf, says in the caerenE number Of
his paper that he had a conversation
with Judge Evans IN the subject II
JEFF Davis at Ozark few weeks since.
and that when he suggested e. he
judge that there was very differ
enee in the import 9f The language al
tributed by each Of them Ia DAVIS. me
Judge replied: That true major. bat
here's the difference. yoHr statement
does net permit any explanation and
mine does Sc 53dee .sa= quail.
tying Jer .1famo1- admission hat
he was g bbotrae eu8A mpay
such lauguaee as would aa eo75 otbla
Of zsnleaat5aa ian th8
looks Ne wonder - aaQ re-
iudse lied when ae aaa lie state
menf.-f4eie4a World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29

Change

Having bought the grocery
store of Nr. F. g. Smart, |
solicit a share Of the public S
patronage upon the guarantee
that my prices are reasonable
and my stock to be the best
quality and freshest goods to
be had. Prompt delivery to any
part OF the city guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
Rescued from Death.

year aFo suffered win flooding spells which fhr
when u0JJce called to Wine C4rrui. fa
pease my dld It vas ealIv wonderful 50v
stronger f7nnd tha medicine pleasant AXE and 4ach
ne flow less 1t sevea mon tbs as ~sr.
fec5jy natural and sal ffered aaI Ius.
soh cannot wonder that entht45 satie re
praise 81 your medicine when you it rs
done for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
undisnuted S.ltnn,ert.

JEFF Davis has at last made one
statement that his enemies will not
deny; none of them will take the lib
erty to dispute the compliment the
governor has paid ais own virtue. -
Green Forrest Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
-l4oAu. Left Nh ao1re

Perhaps jef VIII DECIDE a t
around the Ozark statement by prov,
ing an alid by DR. Iohuson Pefr
Brown and Judge Rouraa1.-44ar
Springs SentfneFRecord
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
May Have Been Misunderstandin nu.

! Gov. Davis evidently said something
the inidelity of mankind. What
IS 1t the governor satd ." Perhaps
- said it was long time between
sfnD,s and those fellows misunder-
MOOD aiA.-JonAsbOco anlerprtse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29

No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if every one knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates the stomach and
scwles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
GEORGE 6oUe . REFUSES.
. Try to Settle the Pacific Express
Messenqe $ Strike,

George Gould. in answer q a mes
age of the Commercial club Of Tex.
arkana in which ha vas asked to try
II settle the Pacife Express strike
| as wered that as a number Of M
terests besides the Could Interests ara
involved he deems It We 10 leave ths
affair TO Mr.. Egglesto1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
DANGEROUS TRASH P}l Z
Fire Department lad to put Out Blaze
to Save guitdiy1cs.

Fire Department lad to put Out alaze
to Save Buildings.
Gre Chief FRASER is busiiy engaged
burning he paper and rash mat
mas accumulated aa he river bank At
4he foot af Pine street Mr Fraser
says hat The accumulation Of waste
paper and rash dangerous 10 the
nearby buildings. and has ordered lie
dumping 8f such rash stopped. 1t
H8e next meeting Of the lily council
he viii probably ask that a special
place be set apart for such purposes.
When set ON fire the paper caused a
mot fire and d stream of water was 6ept
playing GA it 10 keep the buildings
nearby from taking fire Mr. Fraser
says hat should some one eareiessIY
4rop lighted match n gbe pile The
buildings would probably catch from
he blaze II the department. vas not
called ONT "a time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
3he Saw the Bride.
swles.

Psarl-Did you hear about the
awful fright George got on his we'd.
ding day.
Maude-Yes, vas there, saw
her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-29
n,aHEo5 EaDa9g

3r7 AIIAa made =znrFative zta-emar
4er Life. Hserv woman saoa zl50w sH4t 55lauI
.fsss aan t4a escaping + the Hiooe from m.
Is thIs aTf.lf calamity 4aen Il Las gotten aegon
Wien the doctors had rigan no Mrs. Al
sAe terrible. waste 4ud 7aged ner life Beside
2erf-ct= =z-aisI..
gealzi there ae more complete and eoncI
an do iae=of Gardai cured those terri
for yoa2 Menstrual irregularities. bearing doy
aeadaeass and 4ackaehps are only less danqero
.ar-s .a-fu aH destroys the iast trace and bring
"a need not nave the greatest faith IN
Hna ~ = me 5f Eardul cure YOU just as it did \
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12
Ellis Aaaoshses for Attorney. eeueraI.
QurScr, Fla, Nov. 2, 1908.
To TnR DRxocRATrc

40 IAR DEMOCRATIC
PAR1r OF FIoaypA
hereby announce my candidacy
for the office Of Attorneys General O
this state, subject to tho action o.
the Party in the Democratic Prima.
ries to be held next year.
| l was born In Escambia county
Florida, on the 18th day Of Sepsem
Der, 1867, and when three years old
moved to Gadsden county, Florida
where ] have lived ever since. wh,r
, was nineteen years old I began thu
study Of law and was admitted "
the bar in 1889, aud since that time
have continuously prActiCed m,
profession. / have been a Demo-
crat from my earliest recollection,
and in 1900 was one Of the Demo
cratic Presidential Electors.
l realize that the office Of Attor.
y'General to which l aspire il one
OF great Importance in the govern
ment of the State, and that heavy
duties and serious responsibilities will
devolve upon the person chosen 10
serve the people in that capacity.
Ibelieve that person should b.
chosen for the duties of that ofFic,
without regard to factional lines,
but with due regard for moral and
mental qualifications, so that In the
discharge Of the duties of the office
he may not be burdened by obliga
tons to particular persons or inter-
ests, but may be at perfect liberty
to serve to the best of his ability the
welfare of the people of the State.
If l am nomipated, and elected
to the office, l promise faithful and
conscientious service.
Very sincerely,
WILLIAM II. ELLA.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12
LIKE FINDING CASH.
ghe Clubbing Rates which we Offer
You for Subscriptions.

II is our desire to materially in
erase our already large and con.
stantly growing subscription list,
and looking tn that end we have ar
ranged with some Of the greatest
newspapers aud periodicals. in the
country clubbing rate by which
subscribers for the NKw ENTERPRISE
may have their choice OF reading
matter at astonishipRly low prices.
Read the lit csrrtullN, select your
favoiie and scum ia Your suhscrip.
tons 20 his Office with the cash 10
pay fer them. We will send the
NEw EErERPRIsR together with any
one of The publications listed one
year for the smoun' set opposite
each. Here is the lists
Thrice-a- New York World
$50.
The Commoner, Organs pa.
PERI 81 so
Savannah Weekly News S1.60.
Semi-Weekly Times I'm on 81 .65
Woman's Home Companion, al
elegant illustrated monthly $3.50.
Farm and Fireside, twice month,
$40.
Southern Cultivator, twice a
month, 81 SO.
Home and Farm, monthly. &I.l5.
II we haven't got what you want
10 this list tell us about it, and we
will try to procure it for you. To-
get the advantage Of these very low
rates the amount in full must &C
company the subscription.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12
Annual Enhancement.

On the 9Th Of December St. AN.
gnstine will be thronged with mem-
oers OF the First Florida brigade OF
'he United Confederate Veterans.
The annual eocsmpment will hold
forth three days at that city.
The general order has been ia.
sued, and is as follows:
headquarters First Florida Bri-
gade, United Confederate Veterans.
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 2, 1905
General Order No. 2; The brigs--
dier general commanding calls the
attention Of the camps composing
the First Florida brigade, u. C. ".
to the time and place OF the annual
encampment, which will be held at
st. Augustine, Fla, the sth, 9th
and 10th Of December, l90sB
Camps are entitled to one delegate
for every twenty members or frac-
tion thereof, and the general urges
all camps to be represented, as i'm
portant matters will come before
the encampment, especially that of
electing major general.
"The camps are reminded that the
per capita of 8 cents to State head
quarters and 8 cents to brigade head
for each member must be
paid 1908, to secure representation
In the State encampment.
"Railroad rates will be published
by State headquarters.
w, L. WITCH,
'brigadier General Commanding,
FIRST Florida Brigade, U. G. v.
&c. " THOMPSON, Adjt. Gen."
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12
BIDS Wanred.

Sealed bids will be received by
The Town Council OF Madison up to
, o'clock Dec. LIST, to furnish wood
at the water works plant in the town
OF Madison for the year 1904,
Wood to be sound, split and four feet
long. Right to accept or reject any
or all bids. Successful bidder will
be required to give bond for faithful
performance Of contract.
w. b. DAVIS,
Chairman w. w. Com.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

From personal experiences testify
that DeWitts Little Early Risers are
unequalled 40 liver pill. They are
rightly named because they give
strength and energy and do their work
with case. Nv. T. Esston, Boerne,
Tex. Thousands Of People are using
these tiny little pills in preference to all
others, because they are 40 pleasant
and eifectual. They cure biliousness,
torpid liver, jaundiee, sick headache,
constipation, etc. They do not purge
and weaken, but cleanse and strength
On. Sold by w. B. DAVIS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

The Blassingame 4 Morgan Lum.
Der Co. , of Moultrie, Ca, has closed
a deal with the jackson Bros. Lum-
Der Co., of Alabama, for tile tract
OF timber south of Tallahassee, con-
slsting of $4,000 acres, recently
purchased Of the Cook Lumber Co. F.,
OF North Carolina.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

]. N, Patterson, Dight policeman Of
Nashua, Ia, writes, Last winter l had
a bad cold on my lungs and tried at
least a half dozen advertised cough
medicines and had treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A iriend recommended Foley's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds of q bottle cured
me. consider it the greatest cough
and lung medicine in tire world" Sold
by D. q. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

ID. P, Beasley, general merchant,
made an assignment Monday for the
benefit OF HE creditors. Ola Sanders
was named az assignee and is now en-
gagged IN taking account Of stock We
could not learn the statue Of affairs for
this weeks paper and cannot, therefore
give tire assets and liabilities. The as
signee will probably issue statement
the last OF the week, His many friends
sympatbi7e with Mr.. Beasley in his
business troubles.
Now 10 the time to order your fall or
winter suit. r, ii. Shackelford is agent
for the American Wooden Mills Co., Chr
cage, and has received an elegant line Of
samples.
Ebb ]. Harris who for several years
has efficiently filled the position Of
agent for the Valdosts Southern al
this point, has rendered his resignation
and will accept position 90 conductor
with the 8, and 8. p. railroad with
headquarters at Live Oak. Mr. Harris
successor has not yet been named, but
az BOON az he is Mr.. Harris will leave
for Live Oak to resume his new duties.
Madison loses good citizen and most
accommodating aud courteous railroad
Official.
or course it pays to advertise. Listen
at this; A few nights ago while one OF
the Enterprise men was sauntering
along on the street he was halted by a
man almost as good looking as himself
who, at that late hour, wanted to be
shown through the Enterprise Office
that he might see our new job press and
type he bad read Of in this paper or
course we brought him around, and IL
proved to be profitable one. Listen
This man was 30 we'll pleased with what
he had seen that he gave us an order
for big bill Of job work. This gentle
man lives in the country. Merchant,
that could have been you, no doubt,
selling this man or someone else bill
VI RouuA lud YOU uuu uu HuNtTllhbHlenb
Ia the New Enterprise. or course it
pays to advertise.
Sanders & Smart are thinking Of nd.
cling to their business an automobile to
be used solely for the purpose of con-
veying "wet'' goods from their house TO |
the express Office. Last Friday and
Saturday they were strictly In it ship |
ping to Live Oak and Lake City. This
writer on last Friday evening while at
the express Office on business actually |
counted thirteen jugs; and bottles-well |
they were there by the tow. sack
full-and it was impossible to get at
the exact number, On coming up the
street we cane into contact with what
we thought 10 be a body OF live Jugs
moving along, but to our surprise dis
covered the mil take when in reality
saw it was Mr. Sanders with all he
could "wabblen along with making for
the express office. Lave Oak and Lake
City are certainly not dry towns as have
been reported.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

Mr.. q. Haney, OF Geneva, o., had the
piles for 40 years Doctors and dollars
could DO him no lasting good. DeWitCa
Witch Hazel Salye cured bun perman-
emily, Invaluable for cuts, burns,
bruises, decorations, eczema, letter, salt
rheunl, and all other skin diseases.
Look FOR the name Dew on the pack
age al Others are cheap, worthless
ounterfelth Sold by W. b. Davis
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12
Race Riot Threatened in Mlccosukie,

A reign Of terror prevailed in Mic
cosukie last Saturday and Sunday
and Il bloody riot was narrowly aver
ted. The trouble was started by a
negro, Arnold Milton, who in the
course of a dispute with M. M.
Mash drew bis razor ana was prompt
ly felled by Mash. The negroes be-
came excited and threatened to burn
the town and kill every white person
in il. DIR. Yarbrough by his COOL
ness and courage held them at bay
and when they had dispersed still
threatening, he went to Tallahassee
and brought the sheriff and posse,
who arrested sixteen of the leaders
and lodged them in jail at Tallahes
see. Monticello News.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-11-12

The Waddy Thompson plantation
near Madison, Fla, 1887 acres. II
not sold will lease from january lst,
1904. + J WHfroN.
u 1870 Broadway, New York cityA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-29

formaaebe COG at uorette noaet til
benoes 9ebite; BET fonitatereoes fun,
at bun itaoig bar fuIoitGnois ufsl-
iom.
en- Waanebs Sib for fin 3sb
paasneoe bum bog fu~Ibitenbia, men
loo life til at bape nogen gepibitbeb
ON lin Silitanb. Der bapbe bannet
Zig en- abices paa benoes Mrm, Tom
blen i%neioeret, oe peS benne 2eiliabeb
gap bum for fsritc Gang Sean til
Sslelfe. Serere opitoo Ser slbiccsier
paa andre Steber al 2egemet, iom
Srgerne mente at bore al tuberfllss
Wat,lr. Den itpe 9ioeIie gicrbe bur.
ttg enoe paa ben frafteslsie o. no.
masrebe Giee.
Wan bar bel nogIe fIere erempIer
paa en- iaaoan 9etborai, men intet al
en- iaaoan lang garigbeb. gnbper
Wttstanfe ON Emulation fan fulb.
it9noig uSelnffes; BERTH bar gatien.
ten UNDER aItfor ifarpt SiIIpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-29
Runoreoaari9e

Oct er en- befieubt Sag, at SoIf.
enoog apinoer, paa ct ienere Staoi.
nm al Sipet roier iis al oeres bsla
aloer % meget ofte err tilbsielig til
at ongipe en- bsiere aIber emo oeres
pirfelige. 9erimob titrbe oct bore
minore befienbt, at man / Treusien
bar taget Zig paa at unoerisge bisie
6orbolb liot n9rmere, ibet man bar
mistanfelis ligeoperfor BET fore On.
tai "bunoreoadrise" Berioner, Der II.
surereoe pao observation-disclosures.
Get bar ba ogiaa bit liz, at albe.
rem al en- forbolbspis flor WRneoe
@enneifer er blepen operbrepet ofte
erbog / bsi @rab, % aariasen ifisn-
mes iaa goot iom iioeluffenbe at baue
pRret Ell e~ienoommelig 2pit til Of
praIe at line Sepeaars 3al.
Meoens Der iaaleoes peb ScIfetGI.
lingen 1871 I greusien fanotes op.
fsrt paa 2ilterne life minore END 434
Snbipioer (147 W9nb og 2S7 apin.
oer), Der bar ODER bnuorebe gar. er
oeres Mntal oftaget meb ripenbe Sart
iiSen Maret 1885, ba mon begpnote
al fere en- ifarpere 8ontrol meo 8er.
ioncr oper 80 aar paa 8runolag al
airfebsgerne. Wanotalsliiterne %
andre pifieiele 9ofumenter. aaere.
Sc | oet isrIte glar bar antnllet iunfet
til 81 GA Wpnb, 81 apinber), Der
bopbe naaet De 100 slar eIer mere,
og peb oct iibite SolfetGlina | aaret
1900 opfsrtes fun 5 Wartb os 80
apinbcr iom bunoreoaurige eler no.
get Glore.
S bisie ansiuelier er bet itore an'
tai al apinoer meset paafoloeroe,
ri Sc 80 "bunSreooarige" &oinocr
peb ben iioite SoIfetalins Dor De 80
gnfer; fun en- bar Gebcrms. af DC
5 M9no bar finn BEN enc l~tngfarl.
Som en- 9urisiitet fan noteres, at
ser al Sc 80 apinSer ettbnu bar 2,
iom pirfebe / beres aalo; ben enc
bar en- 103aorig arbeioerife al polif
Serfomit. ben anoen par fun lise
fnISt 100 gar, men pirfebe erbnu
ret Itobia iom - om Soroemooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-29
Netu Uork.

Sad tbc Gipper". ~ 9iget af en-
apinoe blep Senoag ben 20oe funoet
ubenfor ct inafalot Sotel / 9prbeoen
al Gait &iper | Reip Dorf. apinoen
bar blepen mproet 90 iioen lemlGitet,
IaaIeoes ion Sad tbe Slipper pleieoe
at gisre / 8bitedapel | 2onbon.
6or benueb 10 gar iioen bPtote no.
get lignen0e ueo oct iamme Gait Gt-
Der Sotel. Gn apinoe, iom off I'M.
Der Atdpn al "Sbdfeipeare", blep nlpr.
Oct % opifaaret pnn iamme Bis. go.
litiet tror. at oct er en- ipenif SID.
mano, iom M bar pGret noe meo
Sniuen. Gn 9nuife blep mist9nft
for at bape mproet "Sbofeipeare",
eiterot Ell alloen Wanb bapbe iiboet
paa Sugtbuiet | 10 aur for llgier.
ningen. Zen | Ssnbogs mprbebe
Spinoe par ct lssagiigt Sruentimmer
Iigeiom "Sbafeipenre" % Sad the
&ipperS" Dire / 2onbpn. Solf / Ha'
boIaeet flyer, at bum falote iig ga.
raD Warttit % itogao lig for Women
til Martin 9arion, en- Sipmauo, iom
goor / Saugfart. ToIitiet ioa BAN
gaa I'll Sotcllet meb bcnbe % bar IN.
Gen Evil ON, at ban or Mproeren.
Gan 9iget fonbtes A iuGre Saor,
buorof De 3 nar abiolut osoelige. :
henbeS Stritbc par Der 2 bpbe Still
eftcr eli rctblaoet 8nio. Soersoper
9rpitct bar Der en- SlGnae. iom elf
fra armblI til Irmbul 90 bar 3
Sommcr opb. 8 Iapen par Der ct
lobret Soar meo minore SIpnaer peo
Sioeu al. Rem Dorf.G eteftiuer er
reiit til Bridgeport. Cont. for at
io9e S~pIpSniuser ON Sarab Mtartins
Worb. On Spenife beo Naon Sarl
gteIiou opboIber fla Der | Spen, og en-
NtanO, Tom iporer til bans u~oieenoc,
bar Serhag | gfep. 9orf % fiebte en-
Del SI9oer. autageIig fan ban gioe
Seifeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-29

brer Gent for ~Slopanb" os nlan II.
Sen lioe RaneeI. Snoianeragent Sa.
robion bar Here Sager mob gr9noe.
pinsbnnolere for Hetten. 90 mar Der
tier en- MfgfgreIie i benz, bill oenne
tiene iom Mefteinpr for Gremtioen.
@etifrrmt Brett. Wditor Oil.
bert fotoIif Brett / SiirIp. Iigser be.
fGnfelig ina al IerbeipnffeIie, for
aaringet Deo Here 9repe. bpori ban
trueS meo OGDEN. bpis ban life til
en- bis lib neoIQgger $500 paa ct
beitemt Steo pao SlrIp airfegaoro.
Da ban fit oct ferIte grep, fpiteoe
ban iig life fort peo bet. ifient bet
NOT ~fornroIigeoe BAN; men oa bet an
Oct Tom, bleb ban forifr9ffet og BEN.
betote iig til Eolitiet. Ssrit troeoe
man, at Brepene fom fra en- organi-
ieret gnnbe al Stnlienere, al bniIfe
Der Dor mango ! Surlp. Tom orbeiber
| Winerne, men MI tror Yolitiet, at
Der er fln en- eller TO Yerioner bagom
grepene. Naitor Gilbert iiges at
pPre en- rig Rano og err meget af.
holot baabe AT FIN Wenigheo og al
9oraerne | gIminoelisbeo, og ban
fan life foritoa, bporfor en- FABIAN
Sororins ifal titles til BAN. San
bar altib bpret liberal og aItio piit
ZIG iom en- Ben | 300 MOB oe fattise.