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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
A Close Poll.

In the poll Of the voters of Jeffer.
son township made by the editor Of
The BLADE a week before the elec.
ton there were listed 1926 republicans,
16S democrats and 4 populists, a total
Of 497 votes. Taking the candidates
for representative, as that was where
the fight was made in this township,
PettJohn received 322 votes, Barton,
167 and Poison 5. In our final esti-
mate we claimed thetownship by 1853,
but it was carried by the republicans
by an average of 176. DR.. Pettijohn
lacked three of getting what we
claimed for him on a party vote,
while Mr.. Barton lacked one.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Special Stove Sale.

Having bought my partners inter
ests in the Hardware business, I fine
a big line Of Heating Stoves in stock
and as at this time of year it has al.
ways been my policy to close out all
Heaters, I will make prices as long as
the goods on hand last, that will
quickly dispose of them.
Large size Sheet steel screw draft
Wood Heating Stoves, lined with
sheet iron-while they last, s1.95.
These stoves are sold in most places
for $500 to $3.50.
Cast top and bottom finely finished
Wood Heaters, all sizes, at the same
low price in proportion.
Coles Hot Blast Coal Heaters, the
best coal stove made, at prices that
will pay you to investigate.
Big line of Heaters, all to 90 at
prices never before made in Linn
county. First come, first served.
Good quality stovepipe 1Oc joint.
Come in and inspect our goods. 1
am in business to sell goods.
G.. E. HILTON,
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
A Business Change.

The firm of Hilton, Libby & Wal.
ter has been dissolved. Mr.. Hilton
has bought the hardware and Mr..
Libby retains the harness business,
having moved the stock to his former
location in the Standby building.
The Model is again composed of three
large rooms under one management,
the hardware room having been open
ed up in connection with the furniture
and grocery rooms. 1t is the biggest
and only establishment of the kind
and enjoys an immense trade. E. M.
Hendrickson, who understands the
hardware business in all its details,
has been placed in charge of that
room. The Model is an establishment
of which the people of Laclede are
Justly proud, as it would be a credit
to any town in the state.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
The Cabbage Snake Scare.


More than a hundred letters hav
been received by the Missouri Agri
cultural College asking for informa
tion concerning the so-called "poison
GUS cabbage SNAKE" and the collec
tion of snails, centipedes and othel
creeping things received from these
inquirers would form the foundation
for splendid collection of Missouri's
lower animal life. The most peculiar
thing about this scare that has swept
the state from one end to the other is
that it has no foundation in fact.
Professor j. M. Stedman, entomolo-
gist Of the college, says "Not thing
is found on cabbage that could not
have been found any fall for the last
twenty years. And more than this, -
he continues, "there is not an animal
in the world that will poison the cab
bage so as to injure the person eating
the cabbage alone or both cabbage
and animal. The whole scare seems
to have started from fake report
concocted by correspondent of one
of the St. Louis papers. Being hard
pressed for news one day he wrote of
whole family that had come to a
painful death from eating cabbage
upon which new reptile resembling
small snake was present in large
numbers. Other papers copied the
story. People read it and began to
carefully scrutinize their cabbage
patch, and of course were rewarded
by finding upon it bugs and worms
that can be found any fall. The
most common specimen I have receiv-
ed is nematode worm, somewhat re-
sembling horsehair, that lives as
parasite in crickets and grasshoppers,
and is perfectly harmless. Not sin
gle one of the seventy-fve specimens
[ have received is at all injurious.
This so-called cabbage snake is
myth pure and simple and people
should cease bothering about it"
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
REPUBLICAN,
LANDSLIDE
Elect all Except Sheriff
in Linn County.

The result of the election in Linn
county and the state of Missouri was
surprise to the republicans as we'll
as to the democrats.
The republicans elected the entire
county ticket, except sheriff. The
mgorities are large enough to make
the defeat crushing to the opposition.
The county court will be republican.
Jefferson township broke all previ-
Gus records by giving Roosevelt plu-
rality of 1871, and Pettiohn, for rep
resentative, a plurality of 155, not.
withstanding this has been the home
of Mr.. Barton for many years.
The democrats never before bump
ed up against as complete an organi-
zation as the republicans presented
here last Tuesday. A full vote was
polled, but none of the voters were
full. 1t was an orderly and good
natured crowd, Notwithstanding the
heated contest that was waged.
The full result in Linn county is
given in the tabulated vote given in
this issue.
Roosevelt carried Missouri by 15,-
626 plurality. The republicans elec-
ted the entire state ticket, except
for governor, who is beat
IN about 10000 by Folk. The re-
oublicans also elected nine of the six
een congressman from this state and
Will have safe majority in the legis-
ature on joint ballot, insuring re-
United States senator to sue
iced Cockrell.
Folk will be the only democrat in
he state house at Jefferson City, even
ne lieutenant governor being a re-
publican.
President Roosevelt will have the
argest vote in electoral college ever
lven to any candidate.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the La
clede postofice November 1, which if
not called for by December will be
sent to the dead letter office: Mr.. Mar
garet Barton, Mrs. John Dienhart,
Mr.. Roberty Hate, Miss Ruth Mars
dom, M, G. Mcdaniel, Mr.. J. A.
Maddox, N. S. Roe, Mr.. A. E. Smith,
Mr.. Bradshaw Kaye, Mr.. Joseph
Raye. In calling for any OF the above
please mention that they have been
advertised. A. j. CAYwooD, P. M.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Disastrous Wrecks

Carelessness is responsible for many
a railway wreck and the same causes
are milking human wrecks of sufferers
from throat and lung troubles. But
since the advent of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, even the worst cases can
be cured, and hopeless resignation is
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg,
of Dorchester, Mass, is one of many
whose life was saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy
is guaranteed for all throat and lung
diseases by W. r. Barton, druggist.
Price SOC and s1.00. Trial bottles
free.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
A Hunter Shot.

While two railroad men from
Brookfeld were hunting on Richard
Parker's farm a mile and half east
Of Laclede last Tuesday afternoon,
one of them, Conductor Barnett, was
accidentally shot and seriously injur-
ed by his companion. Barnett receiv-
ed a full charge of shot few inches
above the right hip, making a very
dangerous wound. Drs. j. L. and F.
W. Burke went out and dressed the
wound and Barnett was taken to his
home in Brookfeld that evening.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
LACLEDE, MISSOURI SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1904

residence on one section of his fin
farm south Of town, to be occupied b.
his son, L. D. Welsh, and wife.
I have firstclass honey for sale in
any quantity. Ifyou want honey,
would be pleased to fill your order at
ten cents per lb. G. w. Estes.
Mayor Allen, P. F. Felt, G. E.
Hilton, John Lomax and Ed. o
Barton are spending a few days at
their club house on Grand river.
Mr.. and Mrs D. R. Graves and
daughter, Miss May, left Thursday on
an extended visit to relatives at Lou
isiana, NO., and at several points in
hin ois.
Mrs. G. G. Haight and Mrs. Gibo-
ny are at the worlds fair this week.
Mrs. Gibony is Mr.. Haight's sister
and is here from New York to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Delano, of Hannibal, Mrs.
Tozer, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Bacon
and daughter, Miss Bessie, of Brook
field, visited Mrs. H. G. Woollen south
IF town this week.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Harness Shop Removed.

O. F. Libby, Jr., having sold his
interest in the hardware bushes, will
devote all his time to the harness
trade. He has moved to his former
quarters in the Standby building and
will carry larger and better stock
than ever before. He has everything
in the way of harness, saddles and
horse furnishings, and is making the
right prices on anything you may
need
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Constipation,

Health is absolutely impossible, if
constipation be present. Many seri-
Gus cases of liver and kidney COM
plant have sprung from neglected
constipation. Such deplorable con-
dition is unnecessary. There is a
cure for it. Herbine will speedily
remedy matters. c. A. Lindsay, P.
NJ, Bronson, Fla, writes, Feb. 12,
1902: Having tried Herbine, 1 find
it fine medicine for constipation"
SOC bottle at DR.. j. T. Stephenson's.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
N. E. Church Notes.

Sunday School, 9:45.
Epworth League, $50.
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor.
Quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. 1920.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at Z o'clock.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Local Events Of The Past. Present and Future
That viii Interest You.

100000 rabbits wanted at Welsh
grocery store.
All kinds of sewing machine need
les at j. N. Wilson's.
Prof Sipple spent last Sunday with
his parents in Bucklin.
Mrs. l.. E. Hamilton is visiting
relatives at Unionville.
Bring your rabbits to G. B. Welsh
and get the highest market price.
John G. Brown went to St. Louis
Tuesday night to attend the fair.
A. j. Brown is building a new
house on his farm southeast of La.
clede.
B. E. Bigger came home from the
state university and cast his first vote
Tuesday.
w. T. Roush came in and voted
Tuesday and returned to Hannibal
that night.
Miss Martha Goodale, of Mead.
vile, was the guest of Miss Grace
Wilson Tuesday.
Dave Stark has just completed an
addition to his house, three miles
northeast of Laclede
j. H. Willard has plenty of sweet
cider for sale at 20 cents per gallon
at bis residence in Laclede.
Take your poultry and other pro-
duce to C. B. Welsh for the highest
market price, cash or trade.
Two fresh mich COWS and some l.
and 2-year-old steers for sale by F. E.
Smith, two miles west of town.
Mrs. w. E. Orr, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, returned to her
home in Kansas City Wednesday.
E. A. Olin took a. car of fat sheep
to the Kansas City market Tuesday
night from his farm south of town.
S. NJ. Wroe shipped car of hogs
to Kansas City Thursday. S. w.
White went along to look after them.
B. G. Hurlbut was here Tuesday .
and shipped his household goods to 3
St. Joseph, where he has bought a ,
hotel. ,,
Mrs. Eva Sullivan is here from 8
Montana, visiting her parents, Mr.. L
and Mrs. J. S. Weatherly, south Of s
town. G
Eight Black Polled calves-3 steers r
and 5 heifers-for sale by j. H. /
Wright, two miles northwest of La t
clede. Il
Regular meeting of the Modern e
Woodmen toni ght. This is an impor- S
tant meeting and all who can should p
attend. a
Miss Myra Shadowens returned to 8
her home Thursday after a three =
weeks visit here, guest Of Miss Grace
Wilson. "
Robert Cotter came down from "
Leavenworth and spent the first of
The week with his parents, arriving in
lime to vote. ~
Howard Benjamin came down from
Cameron, where he is attending col
ege, and added his vote to the repub-
ican landslide.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tooker are sh
iome from a pleasant visit Of three ju
weeks with relatives and friends at K
heir old home in Ohio. M
Dave Brown, accompanied by his re-
ousin, John G. Brown, came up ia
rom St. Louis and spent Tuesday yi'
nth relatives in Laclede. H.
Regular meeting of the Ladies Aid ~
ociety at the home of Mrs. Bigger
ext Wednesday afternoon. All men, 49,
ers requested to be present. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Bean and chill ito
rem, of Linneus, spent Saturday and owe
lnday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. w
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
HERE AND THERE.
Local Items Of the Week Gathered For the
Busy Blade Readers.

|
u, residence and visiting his daughter
y Mrs. L. S. Hill.
G. F. Hill, formerly of Laclede
now living on farm southwest oi
Linneus, has pair Of three-year.old
fillies for sale, or will trade one o1
them for fresh COWS.
r. S. Abel, who is sick from ty-
phoid fever at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. s. Cross, north of town,
is recovering nicely and his friends
hope to see him out again soon.
E. K. Welsh, Grant O. Boomer
and Green Packer, three substantial
farmers from south of town, and T. j.
Welsh, of Laclede, went to St. Louis
Tuesday night to spend few days at
the fair.
The ladies of the M. E. church
wish to thank all those who so gener-
uusly assisted them with their dinner
on election day, both by their patron
age and donations. The neat sum of
$35 was realized.
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simpson
-"Everything disagreed with me
and baby until I used HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Now baby
sleeps and grows like weed" 35c.
Tea or tablet form. w. r. Barton.
The rural letter carriers have been |
given a holiday on Thanksgiving.
No delivery of mail will be made on
that day, but patrons will be served
by calling at the Office during the
hours which it will be open.
Il was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brought back
my health and complexion" MARY J
Allen, St. Louis. 35 cents. w. r.
Barton.
B. S. Rankin has bought the quar-
ter of block of ground just north of
the school building of Mrs. Henley
and is erecting barn thereon. These
are fine lots in a good location, and
when improved will be very desira- {
bic piece Of property.
j. H. Wright, one of our esteemed a
:armer friends north of town, called
md renewed his subscription Wednes-
lay. Mr.. Wright has rented 26O e
acre farm eight miles southeast of La a
,lede and will move onto it next a
March. Laclede regrets to lose this "
excellent family but glad to know T
hat this town will still be their trad t
ng place. q
The new catalogue Of the Grand Is :,
and Business and Normal College at ',
5rand Island, Nebraska, is now be- 81
ng sent out and should be read by ,
very ambitious young man anil wom- IL
n. One remarkable feature of this =,
;hool is the plan it has of giving stu !"
ents who wish 1t time on expenses ~
nd allowing them to pay after they
raduate and have been placed in O'
osition. Several from this county y"
ave arranged to enter soon. 1t is
i'd to he one of the greatest business p'
'lleges in the United States, and its oo
dialogue is sent for the asking.
The case of R. c. Whitley against an
'e Burlington railroad company was
versed in the court of appeals at
ansas City last Monday. While
orking as car-repairer here in La. col
ede several years ago Mr.. Whitley ou
IS caught between two cars and bis pls
nd so badly mashed that he lost col
o fingers and was otherwise injured. dit
e brought suit and got a judgment cul
the Linn county circuit court for rer
images against the company for NJ.
90. The company carried the case 19t
the court of appeals and thas been it {
Fersed. 5Ot
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Doesn't Respect Ola y Ie.

Doesht neSPect Ol0 age.
It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut of
maladies no matter how severe and ir-
respective of old age. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all
yield to this perfect pill. 25c, at w.
R. Barton's drug store.
Less Than Half Rates via Mobile & Ohio R R
To New Orleans, Mobile, Montgom-
cry and other points South on Octo-
Der 18th and November 18th from
St. Louis, Cairo and intermediate sta
tions. From Chicago, $4,000. Stop
overs allowed on going trip south of
Ky. For particulars apply
to M. & o. agents, or Jno. M. Beall,
NJ. & o. Railroad, St. Louis, Mo.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Poland.Chinas For Sale.

l have just one more of those fine
Poland-C China male hogs left. Ifyou
want it, come at once.
G.. n. STANDBY.
Laclede, Mo.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-11-12
Notice..

The tax books are now in my hands
for collection. Pay now and avoid the
rush at the end of the year.
LEE E. HAMILTON,
Township Collector.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

oermano, Mopor % Meolem at Sc
aiSIatnren b!ep ieitere g~icesupernpi
% bar ocrpoa | belle ipn gur @uper.
nsr iomt enoelig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ter Nor. Gco Sioen al at befIGoe
SiSie poIitiife gnbeoer bar ban !
mango aor regtei tit aolo iom poll.
tiff "Sperbois" | lin Siemitot Hew
gorf meo itor 9legt oe Siitigbcb.
ON life netop aItio meo ben Gam.
uittiabeosiuIobeb, iom mango minore
fIcgtise 9oIitifere fon bope bapi
@runb til at enIfe. Sill Dor pgioo
aipireret til Grpiioentpproigbeoen
men hans 4arti bar life billet imsoe'
fomne bans 2nifer / Den Retning
man bar Iigeiom bopt en- 6elelie al,
al ban bar nItfor Iiitig oltfor'
mcget al en- Gpportuniit. Selo bar
ban mi s%icnipnIig ogina opaipet 1an.
fen puo uoaeniinoe al noa iao bsii
pua Stran, efteriom bon bar grebet
9lmleOningcn iii at forfpnoe lin poll.
tiife gfaang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Spante Qrrhenius.

Zen bersmte ipenife 8ibenIfabSa
mano BroieSior Spante arrbenills,
@inoeren al iioih aars ~ysobelpris ior
aemi opboIOer fig ior SiOen i GaIi.
iornio, bpor ban bar ioretuget enoeI
aitrononiife llnoerisgelier paa Sid.
Sbierpatoriet poa Mount Somilton.
Oct bar Der lpffeSes BAN at beitem-
me &egten al Sol.aoroma'eu, ben
uRIhige Ipienoe WnSie omfring 60
len. @iter bans 9eregnineer ueier
Sa fuu 90 Miaiorer IONS, 8enne
MaSie er aItiao u6pre lei, noar mar
buffer paa, at ben optoeer ct Stunt,
inn er mango Otiuioner Ofil | Soer-
munI. Gette &eiuItat bar i~orbouiet
bnaSe arrbenniS % De ANDRE Slitro-
nomer Ser oeo Sbierpotoriet.
Broi. IrrbeniuS bar inmtiSig o9'
iaa lott more nIeget oHrtpiitebe afro,
uomiIfe Broblemer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Sreoerif oen fore.

aeiier @iLbelm bar, iom oftere for
taIt, iorpret en- Statlle al Sre0erif
6en itore til Sc ~iSorene6e Stater, o.
oen or MI pnn 8eieu ira Berlin til
@oibtngton, Ststten er m~cNeleret
al &iueobusaer. Eroi. llppueS, o9
Oen bar / belle Sommer ituaet / bans
GteIier. Zen 250e Sluti bleo Den
inOpuffet o. ierot til Sonburg, boor
en- SteauSomper toaer BEN ombor6 %
ierer Den til amcrifa. aeiier 8il.
heIm& Nmba$io0er I @oibington, D.
Stprnbcrg, ifaI ooerIeoere Statlten I'll
SC umcrifunifc W%prbigbeoer. 0tnu
tror. at set nil lie cen 16Se Sftober.
Som set bC6er. ifoI @ftertommere a
tuifc amcritonerc. ser fiGmpeoe fpr
cctte &ono / 6re0ertf ben itoreS StS
(6an zone / 1866 % biolp @aibin9'
ton MOB gulcIifmTnocnc, pare tilIte'
&c pe0 Standardization, noar ben tct'
icrligr 6orGrin9 ooergipeS til Sine,
rit02 ErpiiOent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Sra Paraguay.

Der er opitnoet ct ipenot 5orboll
neuem De to ipoomerifnnife 9sabore,
p,eIifer Earaguap % argentina
4rIeoning al Geuoluiionen | Ser
ierinrTpnte. Regierinsen I garasuur
er nelnIig fonrmet eiter, at 2epolutio,
niiterne lit fin ll%oruitring / argenti.
ma. gIiper oer arig mellem Sc to,
nan Taraguap efter al SanoinnIigber
Iigge un6er. argentina ,er eiter
panif.amerifanife Sorbolo en- 2i9m.
pc. Set har ct 2anSomrno6e, ION
ilbgisr tt25,000 apaoratmil o. er
oIiiaa ooer en- Sreoieoel iaa tort ION
Rproamerifns Soreneoe Gtater, me.
6ens 4aragiap er en- Goers meO e.
2onbomrnuoe Tom Minneiota. geg
se er tpnot befolfet; men argentina
bar oog benbeo A Iilioner Snebpg.
gere, hporimo6 Iarnsuap life bar en-
DulO WUuloII.
Sc 6prer, JON M morer Jig mel
at eisre ReooIuticn / Baraguap, Ell
life Here / Intal emo en- ififfelig GS'
perbanbe. De er en- Slcf poa 1S0
Mono; men bog fan @esierinsen iffe
Toa 9ligt meb Dem. Sberit 8empil-
lion er beres anisrer, og be bar e
Tar Gampifibe meb nogIe 9ononer.
9riitig saar De Iss paa GosiagerbGu
Sc. iom farer Iangs apiten, ~itariei
ben, soar ombor0 og rsoer og plpn'
brer. Regierineens Ssmagt er ifft
iaapos, at oen fon boIbe StDr pac
6em.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
Glarf oe Gomiineen.

II. q. Senator ". ", Glarf /
Neontana fom Den 30te g(uguit I'D
ior en- Salutuling peo Ronn Soc
gegq, ion Oen DAG inobiIote liz, at
han par Gireft8r oper Diitriftets
S%aatgruu6e. Senatoren tog en-
SpoSiertur / MisiouIa % msote
gegg, iom fit oct Snotrpf, at ban
bapoe en- Hppe ifiuIt mSer 6raffs-
ifieoef. gcgg lob bort til BAN 90
iaobe: slip &ppen!" Glorf for.
iifreoe, at ban ingrn Hppe bopoe og
paaifunSte fin Sang. Fegg rasleoe
meO en- 2pufe og roobte igien: "Slip
Rppcn!" Senotoren eff III cnba for
terc, 8e9g bIep tint 90 ipnteA at
le0e / 2ommrn efter Ell Repoloer. De
tc fom lsbenoe til Sotel 6lorence, %
Seratoreu bar eloo oper, at 2omltn'
gen blep toget / 6orparing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

niiter, riadr ban fomnier tilbaee
Denne Mono piI bapc at beitenme,
bDOrIeoes S0ioncos gag ifaI bebono'
les.
Spis @5aren hirfeIie er fomme11
inc paa OmpenoeIicrs @ei, bur0e bar
benaaoe SnioneU, iorSi ban beirieSe
BAN for ben Mnno. ser braste ban
til of besaa iaa mesen Spnb. @es
i'm Sbrenbeitiaelie aiIagbe Gsaren 81
pon. at ban piloe regiere 6inlano eiier
bets aonitituiion og 2oDe; mer, b.
0lebpe % gobrifpff itstteoe BAN | en-
Poliitf. Der giorSe BAN til MeneOcr
% forisrte BAN til srniomme Sorisl.
gefisr mob fit fore Riges be0ite 90
melt oplpite ltnoeriaatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02
SaoifaIc Rptnoer.

: aaninS fables en- uIooIis SuIoon
cn "Noint" - fiGrt Barn bar mango
9}oprc - o. A lige GriffepIooie :
Glybo. Rcprblic Gouutp, bIeo iorleSeu
s0eloQtc al &piuoer. 0trS. g. .. Cites
% Mrs. g8m. @tcGouoT0. ION besae
er Qiite meN oriffenSc 5orretuirgS.
mEnN. TOM. pTbreoe mcb Erer, ia.
rcnoc inN til geu &ua, ser irlger
Ru&Nritfc. llccn Determining be.
auaOtc Tamcrre al BRUCE iute 2rer
you alt, boao &c ian, Sc iIos iimffer
Ciiter % SuQeapparoterue fuuitc
ole GIaiferue % uobneOe ole &a89er,
ne. Chen Tom 20 andre aoiuSer til.
og Rloften enu Tia til at SrtOe ct Iia.
nenHc Srroerf / 8 andre SoIoorer,
Elfogger, ION bar fonTifcrGt ca itoS
DeNn RadSbuiet. aobne0e Sc Spms,
bullet paa % loo EHet rirSe u0. Oct
0ar 5oSt giort. bois sc NeroeS fit line
N}uuo til al bcISe op meS al 6ritte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-02

gielfernes 6anber. Cmfring gar
100 eiehes bet al amtmanben | Hprb.
lamb, SdeIberup, Der Osiaa boepe Der,
huao Der neppe tlnbe bore belbist for
bans Grnbebsuirfiombeo, iaa primitive
iom &pmmunifationsmiblerns bar ben.
gang. 9enne Ssrre ifuloe ogiaa, eifer
bpab Der berettes, bape lepet / ct bpbs
belt Wsieifab; bans isrite 5uitru bIep
nemlis f~iubsioae, bpprior Or. Gmt.
manben anifnffebe go. 2.
Ser paa Storipien itaar bet iisrfe
5ips, ieg bar feet, bet buffer 200 &jsr,
for n9rparenbe-- Melfepriierne er imaa
| 3rgnbelasen for 9iben - INN lac.
areatnrerne-be ipm melfer = itaar in,
be garet runbt. Soroen er COB %
~uleopanlis pel brepet. Gffatninaen
bar forSOblet fig unoer Sr. Sasens
enersiife os opstise Grbeibe. Sfos fin.
oes life, man branber Sorp. Men M
bar @leren label pIante - lea trur bet
bar 10000 - Turuplanter, Iaa ON
en- lib ptl Der isien iuie i Grafrunerne,
% Stosen BIZ mastis ium benl bpurpm
De lp9re &sober ps Stammer / Mpre.
ne siper 8elfeo. Ssiaa Der paa Stur,
tuien blir belle 5Slset bepartet Ilis, at
man fommer til at tanfe paa sammel
nproilf @iaftfribeb, Zig Tom ben gpebes
hos Stormeno ps Smaafoneer.
Oct er morlomt at ie - Fig iom paa
Sforfolen - buprlebes Soroen lpnner
bet menneifelise Irbeibe, os bpprlebes
@nersi os Smtante omIfaber Sprbolt
% 8tlfaar.