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of children's Lenten offerings at the
service which will be at 2.30 p. m.
Holy baptism at any service. Spec
ial opportunity for same at children's
service on Sunday after Easter.
Confirmation class as shall be an
nounced at the services.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services and meetings Of the
confirmation class, whether confirmed
DESTROYS to be or not. Sunday services
as usual.IWilliam 81. Jepson, rector
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LYONS PLAINS.

EMMANUEL CHURCH LENTEN SERVICES.
Tuesday, February %, Rev r. T..
Jefferson, Of Darien..
Tuesday, March 1, Rev G. w. Bar
hydt, Westport.
Thursday, March 10, preacher to be
announced.
Thursday, March II, Ven. Archdea-
con Booth.
Friday, March 25, Rev Kenneth
Mackenzie of WeStport.
Good Friday, Morning prayer and
Sern on at a. m.
Easter day, April 3: Holy Commun-
on and sermon at 2.3O p. m.
Sunday after Easter: Presentation
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into the north half of the house made
vacant by Mrs Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Nichols have
both been i'll, but are slowly tmprov-
ing.
Miss Amelia Pierson is visiting
friends in Philadelphia for a. few
weeks.
Mrs Eugene E. Norton recently Wis
tied her brother in Brooklyn, who has
suffered slight shock.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
MONROE.
DEATH OF EMORY FUTILE.

Emory Tuttle died at his home
Tuesday, February 9, age Is years and
10 months. Mr. Tuttle had been in
poor health for a number of years and
his death was not unexpected. The
funeral was attended from his late
home, Thursday, February II, Rev Mr.
Yaggy officiating. The burial was in
the lower White Hills cemetery. The
bearers were Harry and Wesley Man.
vile of Ansonia, Burritt M. Tuttle of
Southbury and L. Burton Bradley of
Stevenson. Mr. Tuttle leaves a wife
and son, Edward Tuttle, who lived at
home.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
FORD RAILROAD.
BERKsHIRE DIVISION.


New Haven-North. 9.as . m. as7. South
sb le;5o n; rs 20 M "a m: South
Stevenson North. 1o.l1 = m. 4.sa. South zoos.
M 10 Il; 90 +1o1s a m. Mspm., South
Botsfo r = south S : Tor New Haven. sss . m.
$40 m. See Botsford below.
Newtown-North, IA, 1854 m, Is, Sol.
sSs gi g. s sss. IL ~ M M 4s ss 'G N:
H suIe1yi Ha North. 7.4s 1919 . m. Sol.
s;os, ~ m; sund lay :, az y m: az .~
Brookaeld junction -North,e.s7. aoa.losl 1855
9.22, 1851 q m. South, $40, I5s, 930. lilo
Rso1 e sts s4 % s ss s s% e So
6s2, 7O7,7.52, nyO5 a m, ass. 600 p m; Sunday
Lanesviile and Still River-North asa s1s am.
$50, 7.3S p m; Sunday 9.A m.
South, $500, 7.45 m, ~. SIS p N; Sun
N say r %iifor 81 az mssssi n lis
m a'' Sou South. 40, ss5. 7.4e, 0.is los m.
MerSinsvile@ NORTH. sss M;S. e. 10, a@
Pm: Sunday, -, n; South. lo'e M 40
| Sunday, IO.O5 m; South, 1913 m. 3.0A, a5s.
5.22 p. %. Sunday, 5.G m:
Cornwall Bridge-North, 9.0 ns4 M -.
32s, 500 m; Sunday, 4.49 p m
West Cornwali-North, DIS N, 12.M, 81, SIS
pm; Sunday, 1923 q m; South, 1O.O3 N. sos.
500 m; su1d az. - pm. ,.,. 80 ar,
m; Sunday, 1924 m; South, s.5s m, 9. 81 4ss
| M: Sunday, As p m.
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hour ago | saw stone WALL and these
have been growing more and more
numerous. All the houses and some
of the barns have:stOne underpinnings,
and quite number of the houses are
built of stone / have not seen any of
the stone close enough to be certain,
but at distance it looks as though it
might be some sort Of sandstone form
alton. | saw quite a number of young
apple orchards set out, ranging from
half dozen to a dozen trees set out in
the door yards, to one that ran along
the track for mile or more. l have
seen but one flock Of sheep and one
vineyard Of about an acre. Windmills
are on nearly all the larger places. I
am wondering whether that means ar
The water through this section is hard,
or so they say. t seems to taste all
right so far as | can see. They say
that it costs the railroad companies
thousands of dollars year. l believe
the water in all their tanks is treated
to some chemical process, otherwise in
a week or two the inside Of the boilers
are incrusted with formation an inch
or two thick, which not only affects
the cubic capacity, but takes nearly
double the amount of coal to heat the
water. They say in the old days it
cost the companies more to have the
boilers cleaned than it does now to
treat it chemically. Since have been
writing the billy feature Of the coun
try with the stones seems to have al
most entirely disappeared, and the
country is the most level | have seen
to-day. Seems more OF a cattle cOun-
try. Quite large numbers Of three or
four year old steers are on the increase
Nearly half the corn seems to be cut
and stacked eastern style. The gener-
al run Of the houses are improving.
The Missouri mule has almost diSap-
pearcd, and if people keep pigs they
are not in evidence.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26

G. N. Clark's vegetable liver pills
have no equal as a remedy for cOnsti-
patton. They also regulate the stom-
ach and liver, thereby removing the
cure inevitable. See his advertisement
in another column.
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Grand Trunk r. R.,

Grand trunk II. H.,
Thursday, February 4, 1904.
Well, here we are, and SO far as pres
emit indications point, here We are likely
to stay. We ran into a blizzard last
night about 6 O'Clock, and though it is
clear, as bell now, the train is pushing
on slowly. We are due in Chicago at
1.3O this afternoon Our train on the
Santa Fe leaves at 10 o'clock tonight,
but the conductor tells us that the
chances are against our making ;Chica-
20 before IL or O'Clock to night, ''un-
less things are better farther on" l
am inclined to think we we'll get the
train, but can't say. We had planned
to spend the afternoon and evening
with friends in Chicago, but now I'M
less some miracle happens, we shall
not see them at all, unless finding
what time the train will get in they
come down to the station to see.us.
We are now about four hours late. 1
am not worrying particularly for am
very comfortable at present, and twill
be time enough to begin to worry
when l get where need to. Went to
bed at 10 last night and never slept
better in my life. l never woke up OF
stirred at all till about six this morn.
ing, and then 1 turned over and went
to sleep for q couple Of hours more
The shaking seemed to agree with me
Port Huron,
$3.50 EASTERN time.)
Have just got oil, 80 a. NJ, (Cen ira
time and had cup of coffee. Every
one says that it is terrible cold, but
do not feel it half as much as 1 do in
Greenwich. The air is SO clear and
dry here one does not realize how cold
it is. The train looks like winter on
the outside. The cars and engine are
one solid mass Of snow and ice. The
frost looks as If 1t were an inch thick
all over everything. The engine has
plowedCthrough snow until the 'cow
catcher" and half way up the front is
caked with snow. Since leaving Port
Huron we have been making pretty
good time. Before that the train was
running very SLOWLY, sometimes stop.
ping every 10 minutes, but now it is
running at good gait, and the road
bed being harder than so much
solid; rock we are being pretty well
shaken. Consequently 1 will stop
writing for while.
Wellsboro,
500 p. m.
The ride all day has been thr ough a
fiat, almost perfectly level, and monot.
onous country. Houses nearly all
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NICHOLS.
ITEMS JOTTED DOWN.

II. j. Lord, of the White Wing Poul-
ty Farm, purchased a COW of Ernest
Reed of Stratford, last Saturday.
A. S. Edwards, who has had charge
of John B. Nichols farm, the past two
years, will move from here about
March l. Ernest Vincent, who has
purchased his milk route, will move
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
WATERFOWL BRANCH.

waterbury-Leave, as, s2s. n-os m, Lsa
s.45, $40, e.12 6.5a $50, Lao p m. Sundays,
9.5s m, sos p M. Arrive, $40, 7.47. 100 = n.
days, 6.53 m, 4.5S p m.
Watertown.Leaye. as 80 los an, lSs
s.sS a m, 40 D m. Arrive, 7.G SIS, m-90 IN
La, zoe, SCI, 6.27, 40, 0.10. n.a6 p N. sun
days. 1O.14 m. $40 D m.
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DANBuRY DIVISION.

no. as s 10 T0S n. Sunday il. q N, $50
pm. south, s.o6.7.ss s.ii, Oh, us m.
Loo. 6.2s. 6.4s m Sunday 75bs aA - m.
SOS, 7.57 D m.
Bethel-North, lis, 10 %. . m, 20o, so, SIS
6.437 sep m. Sunday, 10M. 1879 m. ssl n.
South 6.O6. 7.ao; s.1s, 9.4s. us msAo@ aA.
Reddips = North s.Sss:sS q m sa. "a. pm:
Sunday. 9.s9 m. SIS m South. az 81
Sanford-North, 7.os, 9.54 I'm, 159,6.ss. z.s9p pm.
Sunday, a5l m, s.n p m. South. e.!& s2s .
BranchvilieH s.5S, ais, lois = m. La
5.37, 6S 7.43 m. Sunday 9.49 10.l6 . %, s:0s
pm. SOUTH 21, AS, s.33, 1e.0e N, 206. An.
6.5a asa m. 1.49. ga 80
p m. Sunday, 9.A a m, 7.59 p m. South, "a
S.S m, l2.11, 7.2l p m. Sunday. 81 m o.5l
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East, 7.ss, 11.s7 m. 7.oe pm. wess
Hawley ville~East, 7.4g, 11.4s m. III , m.
North NewtOWn-EaSt. F.52 N, IN p "A.
West, S.S m, 2.36, 7O6 p m.
Sandy Hook-East 7.55. 11.56 . N, - m;
West $50 a n. 2.3o, 7Ol p m.
SOuthbury-EaSt, S.O7, l2O0 7.36 p n. Wooe
$40 q m, 2.21. Csc m.
Southford- East. 6. IL m, 12lA Tsp n. We0k
a.96 m. Els, 646 p m. -
Waterbury-Due, G36 . m, IA 81 -
west sas 2: Ls9 81 P 2.
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single piece of large trees since morn
ing. Since leaving Port Huron we
have made fair time though nothing
to brag of. The snow has been grow
ing much less, but there is still a great
plenty. If we make as good running
as we have the last SO miles we will be
in Chicago at 7 to 7.3O, six hours late,
but we hope to hunt up our friends
for few minutes at least.
Kansas City,
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26

Botsford-North, 7.33. 1926. . m, As
Sc n; Sunday. sS7 n So%th.
6.16 p m. See Botsford above.
steppsyLNorth.;s ~ I'LL I'LL, x r. 3 !, & -
Long Hili-North, r.1A 10.6@ N. -
6H p m; Sunday. fs.4s 2 m; South 10 s-N,
Trumbull-North, f.1s, 100 n, -.
Gas m; Sunday. 1855 m; South. "a SO.
II 81 a m; 4.32, $50 p M; Sunday. MS m
as m; Sunday, ss6 q m; Arrive. rs. ass
m. .06. As. 7.1O m; Sunday, as .. m.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26

vo,,r kidneyS once every three minutes.
p1u a The kidneys are YOU
H. E0C> TTEAnS blood purifiers, they fl:
}aaxy1ss.sfE5-yG NEN(| ter out The waste or
| .s71JqTD SsSSStt impurities in the blood.
| GTHfNAT|M If they are sick or GU
| |NA~[N1 w Of order, they fail to d
| WV gYl their work.
% g; s.; :: 5: s: s.: =; s:
| --- blood due to ncgleC.s,,
| ldney trouble.
| Kidney trouble causes quick or uust5@t
| heart BEATS and makes one feel as C. Of, -
they had heart trouble, because the he.
over-worlsng in pumping thick kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries
1t used to be considered that only urinary
| troubles were to be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that rearZ
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
| If you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. The mil
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. kjlrner .
Swamp-ROot, the great kidney remedy
soon realized. 1t stands the high st fer
vonderfulcures Of the most distressing Cast
and is sold on its merits
oy all druggists in fifty f.;: ~: F5ttls=
cent and one-dollar siz- E.tsEt i. 4:
| es. You may nave '--5-s ~! 81
sample bottle by mail Home Of Swami r,'
free, also pamphlet telling you how to +.
out if you have kidney or bladder troubl'
Mention this paper when writing DR.. KLINE
& Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
Don't make any mistake. but re
member the name, SwamS-Root, ID
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address
Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
WellSbOro,

The ride all day has been thr ough a
fiat, almost perfectly level, and monot-
onous country. Houses nearly all
small one-story, or enc story and a
half affairs. Considerable timber, but
all small, sprouts. Have not seen a
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
SHINES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

WHO HAS WITH HER HUSBAND AND
CHILDREN BEEN TO CALIFORNIA BY
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC r. r. SENDS
TO HER A DESCRIPTION OF THE
JOURNEY WHICH SEEMS so FULL OF
INTEREST THAT BY THE CONSENT OF
MRS SMITH WE PUBLISH IT.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
Telephone call, 1912.
ADVERTISING RATES !:

Reading notices, BREWER type. 10c line.
Small nonpareil ads, 1c word per week.
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Glacier House,

Glacier, b. &.
We reached here yesterday p. NJ
about O'Clock and stayed over one
night to rest. l cannot begin to des-
cribe to you the grandeur and sublim-
ity of this place in the very heart of
the Rocky Mountains, with lofty snow
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26
THE HOME CIRCLE.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

MRS ANAH SPENCER OF GREENWICH,
DAUGHTER OF DIR AND MRS H. H.
HARTWELL, OF NEW MILFORD,
WRITES OF BIER TRIP TO THE PACIFIC
SLOPE.
The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26

Our enormous Spring Stock is ready for ship
n1ent and MUST have room.
We offering suits for less than we paid
for them it remaing for you to do the rest.
Buy an Overcoat Suit for next winter;
it will pay you. Never before have we sold CLOTH
ing as cheapIy as selling it to-day.
Consigned Suits made to sell for 11.OO Now $5.05
Consigned Suits made to sell at $50, Now 4o5
Our own 8 so and 9.95 Suits Now $4.O5 and $5.O5
All Suits up to $40 marked down from 81 to IS on
suit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

"Suspenusu". iOn fnbes aibdSt Der, rr en- moOsrHe. tSarust gaTEre
.er upset lsusuoe Muosl fm New Home SpmnNreu. me6 Ltesnde AZ
al. psnues sObe Os uOetntae al aue ons Oaarfgc GssHFaber. 9H r iii
RafhneHs soe Ggeuaber iMt mango ue 5prbebrtu9er, im usouenOisus ml
spre Ten til en- gaFre al i6Is alasf.
On al DC fsrfr 6orostc iUm sr tast sfr New Home" MdHhnen, &c
bt at ben sper ct Positive Feed, ut Der life tebgpes noger 5irr eqsr
Spring fOr at ia Wsu1tuen tit at Grbeice. On auSer bsiStg 6orbeortus, iOm
mart pI bhUe poaisHet al Gubuer Um bersaer Initmu. sr a feed, Der &c
iuaIeSes frufruert at ben Tan bGUes % iGntes ro en- Tmpsl SESetutns, uosn
at fOnme gerFmIIe mO the feed dog. GGr same Taaoe at ueuss berns
Slass lHaIfne pa. OS Siaip al Strur iUu inThotbt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aIiO mecfst Granddaughter tt cenUm bet lille bIso fortOSet meS
gpastssb. pbe the feed dog eHen rammc 6ors ear BaofoeH al Raae'
paben e1r o9ion ptoe the feed bGue ulGor.
Ro1fueu urbeiber let % nGfeu tpotSf. gaohbdruu cr ranb, men Rssu'
pr2cst adjustable bearings) pallet ueo Silt bOttt Sier mere sno al
minseie 5lobar6b, % bopueo Naneburen btuer itoHo til lGueere lib at
arRoe uon OIe uosu at Iioes. gaar Stmisu saar fubi gnaler % sieuuen
Soften e Duerraabsu Hap bpuht eisr, at ben albrg Tan brrtts. Edfltn
trGber fig tp banos Sme Os nsbre 1raaS, % arbeiSsr automatic uSsu Senign
iii let eQr iprrt Gr6eios.
"Suspsnueu" bru8er pObbst 1rnao % lurer lock stitch. Zen ppe
Traa6 frrss Igs fra SpOien, ubeu at trGosS siennem ct elr Here Suae, fr
zen naar guaIsnt. stptueu TRADER Jig ieo; ben tan raoes Rsre os e let
OF iorfau. RouIen sr selsettng, US Tan alfoa tile irtrs rilagts.
geb bpert Stus tr1tts ba9e 3raate fat iammsn % Iuies DRioRu AZ
9set % Shnseus smes oruec iulOenot iaf % fulbfruoig cts pa besse
SiSer al 9gst. Matreu er iUrhgust reb lt SdauobuL boorreo man Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
PuIorens Oriffehorn.

Eaa Reriten oeo Ri0elpen / Eiltao
boeoe en- mGstig Mdno, iom beo
Siur. 6orlben Ieriten eieoe ban 6
aibre @anrbe og ct 9areiiiferi i Nio-
elpen. Eli bans 9otter. Der bar oen
pafreite Iiae ! 9psocn, frieoe zen
neitlmnoif Mano peO Gnpn Sling /
qua. Gieen Iifte BAN go0t, men
Siur piIbe life pioe al ham. "a Siur
par til Sttelnng ct. SanSoagsM Dor.
gen | Eiita6 airfe, fom Ring til Ser.
item og fanot Tigen, iom Siur bapOe
luffet inoe / ct Sfob peo Senget; en-
Snip al berroes 6ortlGoe itnf fremt
og rebe0e benoe.
9e flngteoe, % nogle gomle Sten.
far / GIpet bier enonu oct Steo,
bnor oe intte oper. Siur iutte eiter
benz, men blep Itaniet al Srolo | 81.
bougene NOR Semiepmb.
Sroloet rafte bam ct iplot Sriffe-
born, men Siur Hog 9riffen bag.
oper o9 rogle Grader, iom faIot pon
SeitenS 2Gn0, tog itror @aarene
bort.
Siur for aiitc0 meO Sornet /
Sanuoen % Sroloet efter. San blep
reOOet al ct SuntroIO, ser bar baoif
paa Sitroloet og ira anaroalSueien
raabte til Siltr: "&i Tue og iffie
Speiti." (9ii6 eiennem Ritgen og
life giennem Soeoeu.) 9a ban tom
I'll @anroen 9ringSoGr, gol Snneu
90 ba ~ioriuonOt Srolbet.
Siur uaaeoe 0e fIpgtenoe / Ell 9af.
fe peO @aoroen 2anopif. Sillr og
9tiuq greb itror til Gollefnipcne, og
Siur itaf jim Gitip / Wapeu paa
Sling.
9affen fnIbes en6nu &ing8fleibn,
og SteOet, bupr Hina loo lit 9iu, iOet
Sormeue falot no al bans Wape, bG.
rrr enbnt ben 8og ioag 0oon al
&omsaoferen. 5or at noIoue Bette
Grab, moatte Siur betaIe itore 30.
ser, og blanot oiSie @u 2oreiiiferi
JON ban eieoe. Sornet be6oIot ban
% oct Git iiOen Iigc til Dor Sio / aro
| 8amilien. Sornet er mi / aren.
bals Wiitieum, til hpiIfet set bIep al.
bet al Sfibsfsrer 6. Serge.
Oct er ct Sorn meo S~slobefloa.
Eaa Oen eperite Sslpring finbes fol-.
genbe Suoifrift me0 Iunfe6ogito.
Der "poinlm ierporum beneSic 6elts
tnorum." @eliign 0 naoOige
@itb, bine SienereS Drift &ua set
mibterIte @eilog itaor meo famine
,Sla9s @ogitaper: Gnspar, WeIfior,
@alta3or, bpiIfe err De beaige ire
SonacrS Rapne.
(gft. Se1ano / "ReoencS amtSt.")
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
aooIf Sef.

Sra 2on6on ifriner Ell aorreipon.
Dent Den t9oe 9luauIt: SSStgen iful.
DC bape aret, at oen 9cdife Soa iful.
Dc ontage iaaoanne 9imeniioner ionn
MI.
Sra fsrIt al fun aniet Iom en- al.
minoelig 8obbeltgipngeriaa, bpori
Ioolf Bed paa 8run0 al bisie ubre
Sigbeoer meO Ell Spiuoler al gene.
neite art bliper bsrnt og i~trnffet for
6orbrpoelier, ban aloria bau0e be.
goaet, bar Sogen mtstaget ct iteSie
itsrre Omfnng, ina HeIter bar bPpet
iig - oa oct al WGnb, bpis ORD
bGrer Segt ouer belle Sen enaeIifta.
len0e Icroen = at Der frppeS intet
mitbre emo Ell parlomentariif Som.
mission for at finoe Heoe / Sen Gam.
meniuGrgcIie, Tom TO @onge bar iert
Ell uifplbig ManS for Sommeren oa
pGret aariag /, at N uifpIOia osut
bar tilbragt lange anr al lit Sip IN.
benfor ct 5Pngiels Nure / 5RIlesIfa6
meo SamiunOetS Bernie.
Get engelife Gublifim, iotn alti6
bar pGret rant iii al betrngte tit Sets.
ipitem iom set itpoertrpffeliaIte, ser
er bIepet e%iterli9net Serben ouer -
oct bliuer ia plu6ieIig beuioit. at ser
ineen Hetsiifferbeo IGnQere eriiterer,
% Nuiierne, ser er @llblifims Gale.
rer. ifriger no: England bar fanet
lin 9repilisiag."
Sntet Huber, at ser maatte bengaa
lang SiS Tor gngl9nOerne frmoe gaa
/ iig ielp og erficn0e. at noget iaa
rtbsrt bar muligt / Oct irie England,
bpor Oct ! gnrbunoreoer bar be0t:
~Nfn bouie Is mn cnitle."
Ren er Gnglano ferit fonrmet til
Seperienoelie, iaa itanier oct life
pna Sdlppeien, og mere bstlD0t lpoer
6erfor arnpet for bper Tag: Saaoant
roget maa life fiiube hHnoe engane
til / england.
Meoens alt bette bpiroles on ON
Beds &apn, er 9ef ielp Den trupleltr
NnnS ! Sonoon.
San iagOe ban idIiltb iorieoen, ga
ieg traf BAN | De Marins aaie. Ser
bar nemlia BED lit S~tanofuarter, Der
is9er Heportere ham SEN belle Gag til
iiloe paa Dat, Der foufererer ban meo
line Aouotater. Der isger gamle Gen.
ner bam op Tor at g~ratulere BAN. oa
Der itrsmmer 9repe oa Apiier ino I'll
bnm ira uGriaat ale Seroens Stan.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Spoielsoaasbosem

o. Der Hoasi rss 6ssislsSassteB,u2 Sei 20 islo'
isrtaadiqt. at Be. IOm igsrssr iaaisees. sSsri.a bar
feet ben s1tr iEi ben. 9HlsH. ism bar ist tnsF lrfi
ben. oil jalss pai CT IssIls ~iasieess. tan sd sat'
biifornHbr,i Des. at man tan iaa iue iaa aessi seei.
uvttist "a tHterssiant en- iia Thea sos. eaa oil
baa inefsrs n esst Rs1a uaosE I'm sses,soatHm
tenrt in Jamiliss RapHs % fine 5orrlerts %
esfeisss RayHe. SEA i~Vrssaiosr Der aiito lens ev
On rntr anssH ristis % aIossiis SsstssHsse. ioH
man lite alsrus oil sIemms; ter CT sH.teHiHg III at
snnrrie ben uHssl zen IatHH, ben i~s:sialbi. % ben
nj IN, alszmss. ans. bet Ct NE bare Hvset
men bet 81 measi reo tsaHe tos. 3a Dss ff'
ON ben or at iaa uosn isH SFxmie mse -D'R-. msa
hits ben &c. iaais5 ben, EasH spler M lite -esS-
,aa asue Tia. at iaa ben % SossH Hse. CO naaE
In isrnpe. BIN Sa5frisiioH. iaa orIaas ssnns Sol
ton srrmls. ca 1n oil haee. ct N bar sisTi q
sses gais-
clsI. 2psasre. caTaHsst. Sins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
"~Gcroenifiolos
S%fibsprait."'
&f. s. o. CperIauo.

lln0er Sperifriften "SorOenifiolo8
SfibSprGit" bar 9ofeSior 3oae / for
ite Samling al line "9torife gpgoe'
iagn" meooelt ~f9l9enbe:
/. "~Sor6enifiolo bap0e paa lit Sfib
Ell Erpit, Sr. NilS Solbp, ser bar
ina rpggesles, at ban for at bli BAN
frit uobao iig hos aongerl at ban
mdatte blipe ~befororet. san fit ou
Q7t5) SpbolS &alb | SronobiemS
Stiff og bar 8rpit ser / ier 2Iar, inos
til ban oe6e al 0riffpl6igbeo. San
irieoe til Ell fattig 9onoe5 8atter;
men 9ouben jog 6rieren bort efter
at haoe gioet BAN ct Sui / Sopeoet
meo i'm StrioS6ammer."
SortGuinger ON Sen brifioIOige
GrpIt bor i'm Sjemmel / Sans Sam.
monos Wisiionsbiitprie. Wten oct er
life FORFEIT, nnar Set he6er, at Solbp
bar Soroenifiolo8 Sfib8prGlt. Iqe.
reoe / Ropember 1714 - ultiaa me-
oens 8esiel enoml forte @"2soenoals
8aaei", iom life bapoc 4rRit ON.
boro - fom ban til SpOaIs Sogne.
faIo.
5oreprigt fin6es Ser SpIpsninger
fra Solbp ielp ON bans 8irfiombeo
iom Sfibspr9it og ON De Sab. ban
le0 unoer &rigen moo 3arI Oen 12te,
/ en- alage, JON Ran Sen 16oe glpril
1920 inogao. Seq bar" - be6er
oct Der - Il oenne arigsti0 Iiot og
uOitaact Oet, iom albrig noacn YrGit
noroenfielos bar liOt. Sort / Som.
gems Sieneite, ioet ct SrIogsifi6 ne0
Nopn "SpprOfiifen" iauf unoer mine
Ss60er, bporoeo aft oct life 8obs,
icg bauoe, blep forOprpet, eu6ifisnt
Sfibet 3 Tiger berefter fom al 8run.
oen; for 6et aroet peo SrlogsIfIbet
"~iSreberictS Sertiits", iom foraif
arno 17t4 boor ga al min Gierl0om
npiten blep borte. fSor BET treble:
anno t7tS plnnoreSe Spenifeu mig
iaaIcoeS, at 0enS Stooe par life be.
talt meo mango 8enge."
On bans Cab UNDER General Be Ia
@arreS SSnpoiion / Opal bar oGret
iaa operpGttes itore. fan imiolertio
barre meget toiliomt. Otter Gappor.
terne ira oen fommanoeranSe 8eue,
ral / Sronobiem at 6emme fon0t
Speuifen / BAN Ell meget niQig Sipl.
Der, % ielp 9p9oetraoitionen bar for.
ifieuigr 5rGf at berette ON, buorlc-
Ses ben 8uSs @auO bar Tia 40 ior
at reooe tit 9o0s % beuare aft lit
u~beifdaret.
Spao ser er iiftert nof. er, at Sr.
Hils Solbn har p9ret en- ~for0ruffen
oa / bsieIte GRAB forfaloeu Gerion.
iom BpgoeioIfet ihnSeSe eiier al bli
foit, paa bpao Maaoe oct bare funoe
lace zig gisre.
gn &etsing, ban baoSe me6 gp9.
SenS Sensmano Speno Saugseng,
ifuloe oa ogiaa paa mere emo tilitr9f.
felig Sis gootgisre, builfen erteifarp
ban par.
Zen 246e SltIi 1921 holOtes oct
elminoelige Gage. og Sfnttetina pau
@aaroen Sfieritao / Spoal. % Der
par 6oeoen Sans Sbleu tilitebe.
Scr los bans Acknowledged Sr.
Rils Solbp peo annle Ole Hnmm
inogipe en- Stepning oser 9enSman.
Sen SpeHo Snngsen9 for bans Dor,
boIO ueo iOrifieaise 2eilisbeoer. ala,
gen. ser bar oateret ben 1Goe Sui.
ominttebe islgenoe Ter goiter:
/. 2ensmanSen bnpoe Den 9ol