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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-05
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the United states court for the
Southern district Of the Indian Ter.
r,.ory
H. the matter OF J ~ Ba~all bank
rpt In Bankruptcy
1c the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge Of the district court Of the
T. litod States Tor the Southern dis
uict of the Indian Territory.
j. y. Barall Of Arlmore, in the
Sguthcrn district Of the Indian Ter
Iilory, in sal. district, respectfully
represents that on the 2Sth Gay of
March last past, he was duly ad-
judged bankrupt under the acts OF
congress relating TO bankruptcy; that
En has duly surrendered all his prop
.rty aud rights of property, and has
blly complied with all the require
uarts of said acts ana Of the orders
o., the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore hc prays that he may
lo dccrccd by the court to have a full
discharge from all debts pro~able
a-alust his estate under said bank
rupt acts. except such debts as are
excepted by law from sucn discharge.
Dated this Goth day Of May. A. ID.
l90l j. n. BARALL, Bankrupt.
Southern District OF the Indian Ter
ri;ory. IS:
on this 2Gth day Of May, a. D. 1904,
or reading the foregoing petition, it
is ordered 10y the court that a hear.
irs be had upon the same on the
7tL day Of June, \. d. 1904, before
sud court, at Ardmore. In said dis
trict at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published
| il the Ardmoreite, a newspaper print,
cG ia said district, and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
Eay appear at the said time and
place and show cause II any they
have, why the prayer of said petit
jucner should not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the
Court that the clerk shall send by
lmail to all known creditors copies Of
,aid petition and this order, address
ed to them at their places of resi-
IGonce as stated.
Witness. the Honorable Hosea
Townsend judge Of the said court,
and the seal thereof, at Ardmore, In
said district, on the 26th day of May,
l190i. .st4 =. Jp
C. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
(Seal Of court)
First published May &c, 1904.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-05

totson for promptness, due in a great
degree to the efforts OF the chief op.
er"tor, Miss Scott, who has the name
80 being the most tactful operator in
the country.
The Fair, J. w Hunt, manager, a
one-price department store.
The Model, b. L. Massey, proprie,
tor. a first class dry goods store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-05

Keep fresh the perishable fruits,
butter and milk in a refrigerator from
Williams, Corhn & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-05

The genuine Philadelphia lawn
mower-best on earth at
WEEKS BROS,
Practical Timers and Plumbers.
slim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-05
Wanted.

Dead claims and intermarried sur
pluses. Also good improved unified
land. J. II. Mathers, Ardmorc l. T.,
office, Noble building. 1-15
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS
Three Killed and Six Injured In Ph''a
delphia.

Three Killed and Six Injured IN r'''''
delphia.
philadelphia. June 2S.-Three per
conc lost tbeir lives and half dozen
others we're injured as the result VI
the explosion of a small bundle Oh nie
works in the store room OF the Dla-
r,ond fireworks company, at S26 Arcn
street. --oo,,;+cb %
The dead are: Jacob Jancovitcn' 20
wears old: o. Berman. u years o'U'
and Lena Sempson, 21 years Ola 49,.
Tho fireworks concern occupied lne
erst aoor Of the building. The secouu
aoor was vacant, and the thiry suoIy
was occupied by the French hat llS an
Bonnet Frame company Janoo' -. -
was the proprietor of the hat anu 1g'-. D0n
80 CONCERN. and Berman and MISS
co1on.on we're his employees. lhese
+broa we're the only persons VINO "eIe
above the first floor. About -
norsors were employed by the nie
works company. ov,Iod.
Tho cause of the fireworks eApiou,
,o+ known. Thomas Conway one
Q a.mMWH
- 9 .ao firm of the fireworks company
was Sam0r3g w[SPPorS for CT customer, when it ex,
nIoded Almost instantly the '4ds en- !
ploTe paoref,,, of fireworks became lgnIteu
frono 9ving rockets and fire cracAe. > >
~ ~ tba omnIoves on the first noor es
caped without serious lnIpI9, S,9,vn out
'front.' on the first floor was olU%I DS soor
bv the explosion of powder aiiS Somes
the entire building was m III ~ +bos,
F,very effort was made to rescuI "1,r,hst raI
on the third floor. Firemen ,'.nntecb Url,lSJ
ladders M in the midst of the pyIU'9I,, om III,
MICS. l and finally reached those ,I On Ian 81,
third third floor. Miss sempson anu SioS SaT :,
eoyitch we're found alive, 1 og' ,'heU I,eU h, \
: oV5 bosnital' 1sT Berman was dead Wnen III
was taken from the building
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
GENERAL MARKETS

lladelphia. Pa. June 20. = Flour
NJ; winter superfine, $S.25@9.40;
"a roller clear, $4.40@4.65; city
fancy $5.25G5.35. Rye Hour
per barrel, $4.15. Wheat 1rm;
Penna red, $1.02G1.O21a. Corn
No. 2 yellow, local, sec. oats
u; No. 2 white, clipped, 49c.;
grades, 47c. Hay steady; NO. l
thy Sl5.50d16, large bales. Pork!
family, SIG. Beef steady; beer
S2OG21. Live poultry steady /;
HE; old roOsters, SC. Dressed
Iry firm; choice fowls, PKG; old
ers, Sc. Butter steady; cream,
Use. Eggs firm; New York and
a. lSl2c. Potatoes steady; new
oO per bushel.
timore, Md. June 29. - Wheat
spot, contract, 90@90Ac.; spot
red western, 90@90Hc.; steamer
red, S00S0Ac.; new southern
ample, 75081c.; new southern
ade, 75GS1c. Corn steady; spot
q5l%e.; steamer mixed, 48z2q g
); southern white corn, 500 56e.
perm yellow corn, 50@56c. Oat'
No. 2 white, 4604615c.; No.
4SkQ44c. Rye dull; uptown
western. 79c. asked. Hay dull
timothy, $3.50 asked; No.
mixed, S13913.50. Butter firm
imitation, 10000; fancy cream
z4g 25c.; fancy ladle, 15Q16c.
packed, 12Q1Sc. Eggs steady
Per dozen
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
DELAWARE DIVISION,

e0ailW except ouuuAIs
NEW CASTLE AccoMMoDArIoN IRAiHh@9
I aove Wilmington 7.37, S.28 a,m.i sos, 4uAs
e Ss N ma week days. Leave New Castle ASAi
AIS. no, am, 2,S2, 64l PIN. week days
BRANCH ROADS,
Delaware, Maryland & virginia r.. r.
leave Harrington for Franklin City ana way
statious 10 s6 a. m. daily and 30 p. m week t..
daEs. Returning, train leaves Fran KIN Clty
al a. ua. week and 1901 am. week days
leave Franklin city for Chincoteague VIA
stesmer) 30 and So pm, week days fve-
turning, leave ChincOteasue ~ 10 a'AA' "NN
0'1o eaVe ave Harrington for Georgetown ana
RehOboth 10 36 a. m. and 5.55 p. m. weekdays.
Returning leave heRODotn % h'ua' "LiN 4''N
rs. .save Harrington for Berlin, 1885 am. and
H55 o n. weekdays. Returning leave heI'ln
g5ea M and 1856 PM XIV ek.days'
leave Masseys for Chestertown and way
tsations 8 SO a. m. and Is p m. week-days :
Returning, leave Chestertown Is a. m ~ho
9S SIes5 P;aI' Anne 4 Ken R.R.-Leave Towns.
and for Centreville and way stations. -
| a m and q D. m. week days. hetuIhlne
/ leave Centreville 40 a. m. and 30 p M
De1. Cbesapeake r. R.-Leave Clayton fol
Oxford ana way stations at AZ a m. ana ~
| n. m. week days. Returning, leave OAlOiu
6l7 a. m. and As p. m. week days.
s.Dnhridqe 4 Seaford r. R.-Leave SeafOro
for CsmbTfdge and intermediate stations 81
n l8a "A. na and 81 p. m. week Gays. hstuFn ~ a
ing train leaves cam mDfluBe NJ Z W anu @o4
n m. week days. 49, ,-,- ,
PCoNNFUTIoN.-At Porter, with Newark 4
| DsIaware CITY Railroad. At Townsend VIII
6neen Anne,s 4 Kent Railroad. Al Gay
I'm. with Delaware & Chrsapeake haliroa'
a1d baltimore x Delaware Bay Rallroao; q
. | Tarrine etoR with Delaware Maryland y ~
efnia Railroad. Al Seaford, with Cam orl9e
Il Seaford Railroad. At DelmaTi Win NeN
York, Philadelphia & Norfolk, WycomieO
Poeemoke, and Peninsula Railroads
b. HUTCHINSON, General Manag
p WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
RESPONSIBLE FOR
SLOCUM DISASTER
Directors Of Company and Others
Held by COrOner's Jury.
CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER

New York, June 29.-The inquiry
conducted by Coroner Berry and a jury
into the General Slocum disaster has
ended. After nearly four hours delib-
Grafton a verdict was rendered, in
which the directors of the Knicker-
booker Steamboat company, the cap
tain of the Slocum Captain Pease, the
commodore Of the company's fleet, and
others were held criminally responsi-
BILE. Warrants for their arrest we're
| issued. The mate of the Slocum, ac-
cording to the jury acted in a cow
| ardly manner, and the misconduct OIL |
Steamboat Inspector Lundberg, it was |
recommended, should be brought to |
the attention Of the federal authori-
ties.
The charge in each case was man
slaughter in the second degree. Bail
was fixed by the coroner in amounts
varying from $1,000 to S5OOO
The mate. Edward Flanagan, who
was under detention as a witness, was
the first arraigned. He pleaded not
guilty. and his bail was fixed at $1,000.
No bondsman being on hand, he was
committed to Jail.
Inspector Lundberg pleaded not
. guilty, and was released on SlOoo
Z, bonds.
+ Bail was fixed at $4,000 each for
President Barnaby and Secretary Al
S kinson, and bonds were furnished at
T once.
= Captain Van Schaick is prisoner IN
the Lebanon hospital. At the assist
o ant district attorneys request the cor
n oner committed the assistant engineer
e Edwin Brandow and the deckhands
1t Coakley and Twombly, as witnesses
sending them to the house OF deten
ton.
" After pointing out the duty OF th'
IS different officers and persons naIne'
and their failure to perform thel
as duty. the jury finds:
lg "That the president, Frank A. Barn
abv: the secretary, James X. Atkinson
# and the board of directors OF IN
to Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
no were guilty of criminal negligence /
. the failure to see to the proper EQUIP
- mont of the General Slocum in tn
lie matter of the fire fighting and life say
,d ing appliances on board said boat
"That the captain, William h. va
od schaick. be held criminally responslo
oh for the accident.
~ Wv "That the captain, John A. Peas
% the acknowledged commodore OF u
feet. be held criminally responsiD
for his failure to properly EQUIP u
wn General slocum with fire fighting al
IA life saving appliances.
"Tbat Edward Flanagan, the ma
on. acted in cowardly manner ana
for recommend that he be held criminal
responsible for failure to perform
,or- duty on the General Slocum on
.hic day Of the disaster. .
Ille, "Tbat in the opinion of this jury
misconduct of Henry Lundberg'
the government inspector, in failing TO
was mort to his superiors the true facts CO
Tav carning the vessels fire eXungulsni
and life saving equipment, should
vel. brought to the notice of the Ohl'
ion. states prosecuting officials ana we L
., Of tber hold that SAID Henry Lundpers
hold for criminal negligence by reas
of his incompetence, careless anu
different inspection of the General :
S Oh Gums hull and life saving applian
o 10 on the 5th day Of May, 1904.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
cnmnoser Of "pIxIe" Deau'

columbus, O., June "a Dt teLepVT~c Ven.
message received from Mount Noun death
m1S'% mOn o, announced the sudden oeI,I etraI
non, ~ ~ emmett, the old-time minstre, rel
?. nd D"F famous as the composer ..
'Dixie" Emmett was about 90 soncs yea.
of age. His last public aPpe+r p tonTsd ri-sd
was @1 four years ago, when ne u Iour0u
tha Nc ststes with a minstrel company
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Live Stock Markets.

'aion Stock Yards, Pittsburg, Pa,
S-Cattle slow; choice, $1,000
prime, $4,000; fair, $4.40Q 4.9O.
active; prime, heavy, medium,
~ forkers, S5.50@5.60; light York
SS;SO@5.55; pigs, $5.20@5.4O
", q: S:5O@4.50. Sheep slow; prime
eTs' 41004.70; common sheep,
es, 5.75Q6.lO,
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Shoes.

You probably know that Tan
Shoes and Oxfords are the
thing this season; they are
verv scarce and h a r d
TO get: but we have them in
Mems. Women's and Chill
dren's Oxfords and high tops.
We also have the largest, stron-
gest and incest line of Canvas
Shoes ever opeued in Milford.
Colors, White and Grey.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01

Everv week we are opening
IN new laces. Unique and
beautiful designs. Mechlin
1aces. Cluny Insertings IN
the Mexican designs.
All silk laces in Champagne,
White and black. Hemstitched
Chiffon rufling for dress
sleeves, is the latest, we have
it.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Ribbons.

We show the largest assortment
" N Milford. Fancy Ribbons are
the newest; we open new
invoice this week; they are
beautiful. You will think So
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
!. rrws CONDENSED
Inne %.

rs D. Tsurs's" one of the mOs'
for l9TaS1. ll9s,iIoaps Of IndianaPGirls' ioIsoping.
.I,is5 suicide by PGlS0eiIstt gonse. at
la l,o 'D' school teachers oooS fatally &Siy
,as as nl death anu '
en- an ,,osrtment has ava. l'lbS u5
'-clia 2 g,..aIn dsPn' oregon the t1o trophy ny,
- s.s tsssnip IN sunnery in the re-
cid ,,., glst.oa. Practice, N. J., that de, de-
asla Palsl9g-l ,a@Ser plant Of P. S. van van
,olo,,s ID and |. A .5ao 5laii 600.
the Ia loss .ooGy Of Gysi has decided to 10
T AG0a5 academy hospital at
mt a, got 'l,5, T5.. on the government
,Da nj, 10 ,ng on severn river !
--s. F[laay, rla'Sy. the oldest man mi in
'lsCa,eT' Tsr York, died at sara
'''t' ,i-o ~, 51I college, Allentown, Pa Pa;
per- e Young oG men and conferred
n I'M A. upon 10. ,,ou.,.
NJ Ie'IS'i Sa5 both eyes blown out
~ !. ,,.inn na' Of a cannon cracker
IPloslOI llIt - has gone to oyster
iOQsefN4N .o,. aud will not
,I,a.sinqton IoI St9 until September.
No.. 1,asew' gassry9 of Cincinnati has
you NJ ,lCAs'y 5 obief of postofice in
have yig,. vice ". E. Cochran promoted
Ill ma saturday, June rs. =,
Won / I1'' % p Edgerton, professor OF
YOU Nv w. a at We West Point Military
aus 5isS d. after two weeks i'll
o,.Hoe who claimed to De d
!. n1ho, iontenant General Chanee
do d y suicide suicide by shooting himself
NAO' ton, Tex -. G. 1oui.
OVl9J 9 Nv tbe American Lumber
',,ss ,as DE- destroyed by fire, entail
ull Line S Of 100000. ,.,,nod +,
l5l, cle.iss is H Cole, convicted il
u'''oD embezzIing funds Of tn
Rank and sentenced to elsn
I; reeH I. q jail.
InS II wonday June 27.
n Raa Torsas was flooded by heav
srsing q much damage to croI
lroads. ,r;11s ba
~ rested. charged with openin
n at Pine Ridge, Pa.
NU Atlantic county, N. j., cour
SINNER was sentenced
.ors' imprisonment for stealth
+++4H at Atlantic City.
u card game for a 25-ce
. Haverstraw, N. Y, Percy Hill
~ ivard Williams, both colore
sch other to death.
dent Roosevelt has appoint
headed by Rear Admiral B
n consider the wireless telC
service of the government.
Tuesday. June %.
e James Hargis was thro'
lis horse at Jackson, KY, and
Injured
lies E. Magoon. of Washingt
sen aDpointed general counsel
anama canal commission.
ernor Pennypacker laid the c
der b1e of the new Homeopat
Insane Asylum at Rittersvi
10th annual meeting OF
ylyania Bar Association
at the Hotel Stockton, Cape M
yet Ou mall blaze at sisson, Cal de
into a general confagrat
destroyed the main portion
vn. Loss, $S5O,0O0.
u Iva Wednesday,, June 29.
.eed Oi anna has reduced the salaries
1Ternment employees from 10 Il
ent.
personal estate in Washing
of the late Levi 2. Letter,
gO millionaire, was appraised
$40.
sident Roosevelt has declined
= Rtion to attend the manoeu
Pennsylvania National Guar
! NJ sburg. July 1880.
Is estimated that 10000 per
bed the annual convention Ot
- pnal Educational Association
Worlds Fair, St. Louis.
the explosion of a gasoline
- ONE of George Corson, a dc
- ing house, at Bridgeton, n
o'r ASBi burned to the ground with a
al nts.
n
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Get Your Berry Tickets Ready.

The best materials are the cheapest
for berry tickets, and now is the time
to get them ready before the rush COM
mences. Leave your order with the
MILFORD CHRONICLE as soon as p0ssl-
BILE
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Dress
Goods.

Beautiful warm weather uIess
goods.
New Patterns.
Paris Styles.
Plain and fancyElawns.
Lovely effects.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
GingharnS.

A special bargain in dress
oirgbams; the real value, and
fbe price asked by other stores
Is 125cts per yard; our price is
octs per yard. Fifty different
styles.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Suits.

We have just what you want;
new effects in grey plaids, and
mixtures; prices are the lowest
always. We have p light
weight vestee suits; prices
marked this week less than
cost.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Clothing.

Mems 2-piece suits for warm
weather is the thing just now.
We can show you the largest
assortment of these in the town
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Rockers,

For the porch to keep cool
and comfortable this warm
weather; a nice assortment OF
styles.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
ShirtWaiStS
and ShiltVaiSt Suits.

Opened this week, a large line
of up-to-date waists and wash
suits. ,
prices lower than the material
in ithe piece, with the trim
mings would cost. We bought
them late; because then we
could get 4he best styles and
lower prices.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
Hats.

straws, Split sennit and Pan
namas. Prices 25Cts to $500
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
HannnOCkS.

Bought this week from one OF
the largest manufacturers; a
new line of Hammocks. Nice
Goods, strong
Also the hammock hooks 10
put them up with. Be COM
Portable while you can.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01

lacid Sta,
" asked
colorei /
y hensl
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
10 and rom FIilHAIIH OIIJ'
Going south read down NORTH res.o up
South.

J.R. HUTCHINSON 9en' NAB
WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01

aiR'tgtI /
n bis a
one datl
y"Ezcl
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01

|ou leiths
| ana la
|dered nj
was up !
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|y"ChlI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
De norife Siiferier.

&rtitianio SEN 29oe Warts. Sebn.
bsgnSitormene bar | belle Den forlsb'
ne ltge / bei @rao biubret Siiferierne
% bar iGrlig / 2ofoten potbt mango
llIpffer 90 Cab at Here Mtenneifelio.
Men aligepcI err llgefangiten for
2anbet / lin &cIbeo uoget itsrre END |
Ben foreguoCnOe llge, og oct er fun
/ SromSs Imt. at llpeiret bar oGret
iaa poloiomt % lanaparigt, at Sang.
item bIeo bctpHeIig minbre emo | ugen
foru0.
gfterretninacrne fra Sinmarfen
err aauife Iooeroe. Sra en- Heffe
Bar meIbe5 on pen SAINT, men ST.
ifet folber mcQct riepnt, % ingen
&partimSopQaue foreIigaer, iaa Oct
er pauifcIiQt at pibe, bpor meget Der
MI er opftifct. Icgeu itsrre SITTER
flaobe er bel nenpe tiiiteoe, men Der
cr itaoig Sili.ptning fra 2ofoten,
boor BEN mi@tige Sangit auereoe mi
bar fonlt9ct mango III Oh Ipr199e Spl'
fen lpuaerc noropaa.
) Srom&c 9[nt err Ser bare opiiifei
$4,000 Sorit / ltaens Sob. moo Del
fircSobbeItc lllen for, og ialt or gm'
tets aoortlum 1888, 600.
2ofoteu bar / oen iioit forlsbne llgt
ltaeiom / sen fcregaaenoe uge sgei
lin SougitmGngoe meb u Iilicn
Oct bar ilit peo bernie Sib ifior, al
Ser ret fom 6art / 2ofotiifet, iae1
ser / lgen 2lSe-2Sbe Marts bier
opiiifet % Minion. SeSoGrre ~
mes ser life Tor Sieblitfet at p9rt
Scgn til ct lisuenbe Spfpins. StiI
Iingeu er ocrfor meaet olporlig, on
emo fife aauitc fonblss; Oct itirS'
nemlia bpuSc, at Siifeitimerne al CT
eIIer oubeu garoe enonn life er 'e
get iuo, at Srpeomasien oerfor fm
foume ienere o. Sa ifabe ct rist 81
re, iom / uoacn @rao pil brirae Gr
itatuira for oen riuae SongIt D,
masre RaaTeaer, iom M er forIsbe
! al SGionerL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Orsua.

Spmnlsbnggcn, Tom iiior giorSe al
meb omfrin9 100000 @aucr @ont.
ulo / Serns, ipueS life at hare oirtet
ubeluffenoe / ifaoeIig Retnina. Ssor
oct fsrite bar ben pon set qrunbiaItc
braat Sarmcrne til at inbie Rsooen.
otgbchen al blaubet EARNING. Sor
Oct anoet bar oen giort Ylantageci.
crne set inolmenbc, bpor moatpao.
liggenoe oct cr at lGgge fig eiter
Womulo, ion mobneS tioIiat, oa at
tage Jig mere onbpg9eIig al oenS
Subtraction for at probucere itsrIt
miIia IuliuQ pna set ianlmc greaI.
SernGit bar @omrloSbuagenS Ser.
finger lcSct iii TO SpoageIier, ser pil
forsge SpSeuS 9omuIoSplontereS
Sn6tGater mebItiaicrer. Zen EFT bar
cn Wetbobe iii SbeIpaaeIie al ole
Career, Tom cubm life har naact
Nobeubch pna @rlmb al Sroit cuer
andre 9orIaaer. Gen anScn hor boot
ttEfelae IuIGg al Sobrifer iii Srem.
itiniug al Eapir, rsairit aruSt %
nrbre Ero6ufter al 9onmtISSpIon.
tens Still. Zen feritrronte Spba.
gelie bleo aiort ioa iert iiSite Som.
mer. at ben finn bIcp arpenot oaa ct
forboIbSuis Iibct NrrnI / noqIe Conn.
tier / set noroIiee 90 miStrc SeraS.
Den pao Sc Warfer. tom bIep be.
banoIct, iif man caiaa Ell gpIiua ser
onilaaeS til ell Seroi al Ell runS
Wiuion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
It

SnSianifc @ateifaber bar fommet
I'll at ipiae en- upentet betponingsiulo
Role meb Senipn til aisb og SaIg
al Snoianerlano / Sflaboma, ioet
&ettigbeoen til at bortifisbe 2anoet
birefte aib9nger al biSie g@gteifaberS
@plbiebeb. Snben Seotagelien al
Den inafalbte Gurts.Sop ougaoenbe
IIlotment al Sn6ianerlanb o. SpbG.
pelien al oct inbinnife SeIpitpre bap.
De boer MISUNDERSTANDING tit Counter.
tribunal, bpiS S~iiriSbiftion bar li9e
iua ifarpt oferpuiet iont noGen fsbe-
rol 0omitolS. Rls beitenmer 2open,
at mar Ell Snoianer iGIger tit 2ano,
Ina ifal o9iaa bans Sititru (bpiS bart
oa er gifD unoerteauc SfisSet. Spis
ban CT blet gift efter iubinuife Gere.
monier % Se9tGgter, og ban life ie.
mere bar erbperpct Ioplia SfilSmisie
ira lin Suitru, inn or bans Sperbra'
aelie al GieuSom life gploia, meo.
minbrc bans inoianife Suitrii bar
mroerte9net Yapirerne, ielp ON ban
icnere er blet gift meb en- brio Gpins
De eiter "Bpioe Wpnbs 9ope". Goa
@riinb al bette ieuSomelioe Ssor.
holb hor Den iurioiife H~oabaiper for
Grecf. Snoinncrne. u. g. Wurpbp.
iorIanat ~uoIeperet ole ReforSs fra
Greet StomlnenS Ter 0ouitple. forat
bon oerof fan taae Iffrift OF bore
iitnnb iii at opfIore ale SpilsmoaG
on gfbGnSelieSretten til 9anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15

lem SIasere 0. Il. = Sbien: grano,
Beer 8pnt, Sermanbene paa SeIse.
LAMB. Sisie iamt Melem Slagene
bar oite peret opierte paa Repfiapits
Scene. aieaanos "Sne" iamt bans
npoelige SfiIoring / "arbeibSfolf" =
Barren fommer. Slere 9sger al Sic,
Sanion, @arbore: Gen bitrtfomnt
Saberen (2oet Splae), s. ansea: ct
itPrft Solf o. m. m.
Sen norife Boeii er heller life till.
beiat. Ser bare en- lioen SmogebiS:
@eIbapen: Gorges 9amring. @er.
selano: Srtleaiten, Sognefioroen,
Saroanger, &alDet, Eli min 8pIbens
laf. Sbien: Serie Sifen, Bergman.
ben 0. nj. Il. gisrnions Sigte utaai.
ae, n9pner bare 8er9liot 90 Der ligeer
ct 2ano. aaien: Saralbsbmigen o.
Il. &inie: SrubItpffer al storesut.
Ss oesiiben en- IGngoe al pngre o8
Glore norife Sigtere.
SRrlig betponingsfulbt for ltb6re.
belle al norif 2iteratiir paa Sslano
bar Sibsifriftet "gimreioin" oRret.
Oct ubfommer / 8isberbauu og rebi.
ceres al Or. gaItpr @itOmtn6sion. s
aarr9ffer bar oct bragt en- @9ngbe
meiterlise Soeripttelier al norife Dig,
te og Rooeletter og besuoen anme..
oeIier al pngre norife Sigtere /. Or.
Stlb. arag, @abr. Slime, Ser. Tan.
Oers o. 4. S lin Bio bragte ben iine
S9iere 9isrnionS prG9tige 2iteratl-.
ifisie - Den norife 0isterflaabe. -
Sette er / meset forte Srpf Sber'
iist ODER ISLANDS Iiter9re Stiuin5.
Gen er life l~rbetpoeIig. Man bill beri
finbe goo 8runo til oct - at SSIan6
BEN Gag ioag - ligeiulot iom for noe.
item 1000 gar ifoen - i~nbtuger ca
SPritiaing / oen Iiter9re 8erben, ION
ogiaa err bemGrfet % frembolOt / iene'
re Iar al Here perbensfien6te Haons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
SBspeptifere
Scr CT npset fprifieaist.

Seq bill ienbe Dig frit ct 8erman Hes
meSb, iom bar titreret mango Soft for
Rapeipsbom. Seriom Bet ~tnrerer big.
bill ieB natirIigpis. at On itaI betaIe for
BET. bois life, itpIoer on mig iuscuting.
Seq or oiIis til at ienoe big Seuue Srss
pepatte frit for at ooerbsbiie os beege.
Set bar tureret gieuueminitIi8 ipo al ii.
iom bar IiSt al @~aosipsoom / aarepis,
% icm bar prepet alt aneet. Set fan
pprc nctop, bpao on trGuger. Seq bare
beSer Big prepe BET paa min Setoituius
% betale FOR bet, beriom oct biGlper big.
Set fables Yopps 8erman Stomah
ScnSers. Strib til mig, % iee bill iens
Sc Dig mango giouesbbrb ira Golf, iom
er blepne .lirerrSe' af bette IiSSel. Strip
til =. 8altbicr, Srussiit,
65s 3. Bolt Ct, Chicago, Su.