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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-11-17

The above cut likeness
NJ g. A.
the coming
mentioned probably
Monroe
from the Y NJ c.
charming lady Cleveland Mr. Johnson
one when visiting his we'll buidg
with a thorough efnedc
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-11-17

a-le Consolidation Coal company mov-
ssla bodily nearly all of Muchakinock.
snce thriving mining camp over to
IEkSp town sight Of Buxton, leaving
Bhchy like deserted village miles to
xhe northeast. The Consolidation
Coal Company, which is operated
along the Chicago & Northwestern
R'y line, was organized more than
twenty-five years ago by J. E. Buxton,
a native of Vermont. Mr.. J. E. Bux-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-11-17

N<AMISS BEATRICE TERRELL.
1Asis is one of the leading.youne lad
les OF Buxton Miss Beatrice Terrell tn
0ldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. "
Terrell formerly of this city later
tColfax now of Buxton. Miss Terrell i
graduate of the Colfax high schoo
the teachers in the buxton public
school and the Iowa State Rystande' {.
newly appointed correspondent from
Buxton. She has two charming young
sisters clerk in the Monroe Merchantile
Co. store.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-11-17

/. Mr.. VIM. Harper the District Grand
1 Secretary of the Iowa Odd Fellows who
the Bux lon Lodge No, 2209.
Nrmally the old Muchakin ock Lodge,
is one Of the good reliable men of
,der and considered very conSer-
" NAnd careful man in all matters
,g to the welfare of the Odd
FeH0w$ iowa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
JOIN FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE.
etratford Girls viii Stand No More
Of Yale Flirtinu.

Tired OF the frivolous attentions OF
Yale students who are "rustlcated" to
their town, stratfords young and prot.
~ society girls have banded together
In an organization known as tho
Bachelor Girls club.
The chief object OF the club. nc.
cordlng to It's president. Miss Dora
Rogerson. Is TO repel the nlrtatlous
advances OF Yale students who come
to their town, In college life students
who fail to make satisfactory progress
in their studies are "rustlcated" TO
places outside OF New Haven
Milford and Stratford get most OF
the students who are subjected to this
form OF discipline, but instead OF try.
ing to catch up with their studies the
students have been trying TO win the
hearts OF Stratford's pretty girls.
when they return TO college however,
tho students quickly forget their rural
acQuaintances.
Il will now be an ofense punish,
able by a fine for member OF the
bachelor Girls club 20 be seen In the
company OF Yale man.-New York
| World.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
Cross Indicates Loea,Io' Of Original Whipping Post.

erected In 1887 by Edward Palmer,
who built the first pillory and the
stocks. To the lasting Joy Of the
wicked. he himself was the first to
sIt In the stocks. langulshing In them,
for turning Ia a bin which the au'
thoritlos deemed excessive.
The whipping post stood In front OF
the First Baptist church, and was
generally nanked By the pillory and
stocks. but these could easily be re-
moved from place TO place, while the
post was stationary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
OLD BOSTON WHIPPING POST
Instrument OF Punishment Had Permanent
Position Near Famous State House

Fresh impetus has been given 10
the discussion OF President ROose.
volts recommendation OF the estab-
llshmout Of whipping post IN the
District Of Columbia by the report OF
the Washington grand jury indorslng
the presidents recommendation and
In the action OF prominent citizens Of
Boston fayorlng the re-ostabllshment
In that city u H. famous whipping
post.
The Boston whipping post used to
stand near the present site Of the old
state house. not far from Thomas W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
LEARNED LESSON TOO WELL,
Customer Of Book Agen, Had Read up
on Etiuuette.

Henry james. the novelist who
after an absence Of twenty years has
returned To the United States, tells
NJ q book agent driving many miles
10 "a farmhouse whore ON a previous
occasion be- had sold book he
found the daughter at home and dis.
coursod nucuuy and imprcss,ycly on
the merits of his book For each chap.
ter he had word Of cummoudatloa.
The pictures received detailed oNpIa.
nations. When he had concluded bis
argument and stated the financial
proposition. the girl opened her mouth
reluctantly and said Papa brought
that book home with him the day be
fore yesterday" After the agent had
exhausted his supply Of polite yet EN-.
phatic words and condemned the glrl
Tor letting him discourse when his time
was so valuable, the daughter ven
turod the following explanation, Sir
last year YOU sold me q book ON etl
quette. That book says that the AM
N being agreeable consists In know
INK how Go bee good listener ila
not wish 10 bee disCOurtoous.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

THE ordinary forms Of punishment
like Imprisonment or fines. do not take
hold Of certain wifohoators." declares
Mr. Paine "and whore boys In pure
deylltry are guilty OF malicious mis-
chief the courts should have discrc.
ton To- whip them"
Judge Fallon Of the South Boston
District court Max Mitchell prcsi'
dent Of the Boston Federated Hebrew
charities, ana number Of other prom
lnent citizens heartily indorse Mr..
paines sentiments.
Boston's FIRST whipping post was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

n the average belgian farmer were
deprived " the services Of his wife
and dog he would soon succumb The
women and dogs do very nearly a iull
half NJ an the work done on the farm.
Here ON chill days when an oyercoat
and gloves are very highly appreci,
atcd by o pedestrian taking a brisk
walk. on all sides are seen women
working IKE beavers IN the fields
wedding urnip fields, hoeiug out pota.
toes. doing am sorts Of work In some
Instances the man is by her side but
she is generally alone, excepting 'or
the romparlonshlp of from one 20 iour
~ I'VE little tots boys or girls, who
gather up the potatoes or pile mp The
weeds
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

Lawson's once. Il might come 10
handy In spelling such eucounton
as Il was feared might take place
between Boston's copper magnato and
the rcdouhtablo Col "Blr' Greene,
should there ever be a renewal Of
hostilitlos.
Robert Treat Paine. an eminent
citizen OF Boston. says that not only
wifcWatcrs, but mschIcyous boys.
should be- given a taste Of the modl.
cine so freely administered iu the
time OF their grcatgroat etc strand
parents.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
Not Information to Her.

senator Nelson W, Aldrich was trav-
cling from Providence TO his summer
Mace at warwick a while ago, and as
Inc train was somewhat crowded he
sat down beside a bright little girl OF
about eight years who went 10 and
from school on the line Ave times a
week. She was a pretty blue-eyed,
hlr.haired little thing and the sena-
lar by way OF pleasant conversation,
remarked: what pretty eyes you
have"
The small damsel looked at him
calmly and responded, so I've been
told before" The conversation stopped
Hpht there 90 New York Times.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

from their legitimate sphere, and espe-
cially when they go into politics, al
ways get on the rocks and are wreck
ed. The members of the Grocers' and
Butchers Association individually
should be allowed to vote for which
ever party they see fit without any at
tempt to concentrate them on any par
ticular candidates.
After the American ticket has
been filed, Truth will give some very
interesting reading on the lives, in
tegrity(O and purity(O of a number
of the candidates on that ticket.
| ~ ~
Truth has before remarked that
there is only one thing for people who
want to show their disapproval of thug
rule and want to see the city and
state prosper, to do in the coming
election that is to combine to defeat
the common enemy, the Kearns Am
erican" party. This can only be done
by voting the straight Republican
ticket A vote for the Democratic or
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

$3.50, 900. Although Joe bought in on
bass of SIPS, 900, still he had all he
wanted of the Tribune in about fif-
teen months. Kearns is surely paying
enough for his whistle.
y -
All citizens who wish to defeat Tom
Kearns and his party should vote the
Republican ticket.
Why should the tribune discrimi-
nate in the announcement of the new
acquisitions to the American party
by emitting that stalwart of stalwarts
Scotty Rankin, who come all the way
from Ogden to boost their cause? First
thing they know Scotty will get
weary over their neglect.
- -
Perry Arson has again been nomi-
mated for an office, this time on the
American" ticket for member of the
city council. Hitherto Mr.. Anson's am
billions have never passed beyond the
nomination stage a comparatively
harmless stopping place. There is
nothing to indicate that his present
effort to obtain distinction will ex-
coed the bounds of his former at
tempts.
- -
The daily papers seem to have
made new discovery, to-wit, that
the Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany is going to build new depot at
cost of $250,000 This has been
known for a year or more. The only
thing new about it is that the work
will be begun very soon.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14
NEW CHURCH AND SCHOOL AT
VERNAl.

The Congregationalists in general,
and Rev. r. S. Nickerson in particu-
lar, are to be congratulated on the
completion of the Kingsbury Congre-
gational church and the Wilcox
school at Vernal. In very large meas
ure, the building of the church and
school, which are quite pretentious
structures, is due to the efforts of
Mr.. Nickerson, the pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Vernal. The
edifices will be dedicated on October
%. fine programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion, and at the
conclusion Of the services the congre-
cation will repeat the following:
I'VE dedicate the Wilcox school to
the service of sound learning in the
knowledge of science and literature
and art and philosophy and virtue and
religion-to the culture of all that
brings purity to home, integrity to
citizenship, joy to social life and loyal
ty to private and public duty"
The principal of the school is Miss
Sarah e. Gurnsey, and the teachers
are Mrs. Ethel G. Chase and Miss
Avery.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

is one of the rising young men of this
State, hard, conscientious and effec-
tive worker in whatever he under
takes. His heart is set on winning
this campaign and the good judgment
he possesses and his honesty of pur-
pose augurs well for the success of
the Republican ticket. Secretary An
derson will be most valuable right
hand man to the chairman. He is in
timately acquainted with the political
conditions as they exist in the city,
and is thoroughly in earnest, a good
worker and reliable to the utmost.
~ ~
1t is rumored that the Americans
are contemplating pulling J. B. Morton
and Frank Swenson, candidates for re.
corder and treasurer, off their ticket
~ ~
Ezra Thompson 10 not very cru
dite gentleman. Once upon time a
stranger asked Ez how it was that
such boor as Tom Kearns came to
be made a United States senator
why" said the stranger, when see
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

turned down whereupon Judge Hiles
himself admitted the men whom his
stenographer had refused. We do
not question Judge Hiles' superior
judgment. He is said to be the most
erudite lawyer of the bar of Utah.
The incided as a whole, however,
needs explanation.
Ogden Hiles as Judge of the Third
district court appointed George Loom
is as receiver of the old Utah Central
Railroad company. Loomis went away
with the funds and never returned
Neither did the funds. A very singu
lar thing was that Loomis never filed
any bond for the faithful performance
of his duties as receiver.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14
THE DEER TRAIL MINE.

The Deer Trail Mining company of
Park Valley recently disclosed ore the
high values Of which promise rich re-
turns to the patient owners and pro-
moters who have persistently given
their time and money in the develop
ment of the properties controlled by
the company.
It is safe to say that the recent
strike made by Manager Ben Hunt,
who has had the development person
ally in charge, will eventuate in the
unearthing of body of ore that will
make some Salt Lake parties supreme.
happy If not very rich.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

him driving with his family in his car
riage he sits reading a newspaper with
his head forward and shoulders up
like prize fighter"
"Oh," replied Ez, "since Tom be-
came a mining maggot and railroad
maggot, he is so busy he has to read
the papers any old time he can"
Ez doesn't know the distinction be-
tween a magnate and a maggot.
Mayor Morris has made personal
convass among the police officers in
the interest of his candidacy for
mayor
Thursday evening there was a
large crowd Of enthusiastic workers
at the Republican headquarters and
the Young Mems Republican club in
the Atlas block. Plans for the cam
paign were discussed and arrange
ments made for making canvass Of
the city.
There is talk that the Grocers' and
Butchers Association is taking hand
in the political campaign as an asso-
citation. If this is true it is surely a
great mistake for the association.
Trade organizations, when they depart
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

Socialist ticket is practically a vote
for Kearns' Americans.
~ -
Poor George Sheets! The way of
Sheets does seem hard. 1t is under
stood if Thompson is elected mayor,
that George will have a rival for the
position of chief of police, in the per-
son of u. s. Marshal Ben Haywood.
Ben will have to be taken care of by
Kearns after the first of the year. But
George need not worry. Ez will not
be elected
The Kearns party made a mistake
when it adopted the eagle for its en-
blem. The progressive patrols should
have adopted picture of one OF Els
present steel structures" on Main
street.
Kearns is financial goose, and his
admirers" Perry Heath and Joe Lipp-
man, have plucked some of his tail
feathers. When Furious ]. quits pluck
ing, the old fellow will look like he is
passing through the moulting period.
Lippman bought a. eighth interest
in the Tribune for $4,000 The
Tribune cost Kearns and Keith over
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

Truth ret rets the bereavement OF
Mr.. Frank l.. Gustin and Mrs. Joel l..
Priest by the death of their father,
Mr.. A. ]. Gustin of Kearney, Neb. The
deceased was man of standing in
Nebraska, where he was much re-
spected. He was an occasional visit
tor to Salt Lake and had quite
number of friends here. Mr.. Gustin
and Mrs. Priest went to Kearney to
attend the funeral.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14
TRUTHS.

Since Joe Lippman severed his con
nection with Kearns, his Americanism
seems to have had a setback. He was
caught the other day taking the Re
publican side Of bet.
~ ~
The Kearns crowd thought they had
a mortgage on patriotism and the flag
until they consulted the Revised Stat,
utes. The flag does not look SO good
to the mavericks now.
y ~
The Kearns crowd are getting ner
vous over the reports that are going
the rounds about four out OF five OF
the candidates on their city ticket. II
is already rumored that two Of the
candidates will be asked to resign.
- -
Some of the alleged patriots are
trying to mislead the people by cry
ing that Tom Kearns cuts no figure
in the American" party. We note
however, that Tom controls their nom
inee for Mayor, besides having over
a two-thirds interest in the rest of the
ticket.
Since Joe Lippman was called on
the Tribune, stock in the American
party with Joe has reached about
bedrock.
It must have Jared u. s. Marshal
Haywood, after he had proposed pic.
ture of George Washington for the
emblem of the Kearns party, to have
some one propose a picture of Roose.
welt. Ben expects to go on the re.
tired list in about ninety days, II not
sooner, with the help OF the strenuous
President.
Now that Charley Crane has landed
in the same party as Frank ]. Can
non again, revised edition of Mug
gets Truth" can be expected in the
Ex-Fire Chief Devine, ex-Polict
Judge Grant H. Smith, ex-Assistan
Acknowledgement w. r. White, ex
Board of Education Clerk Moreton
ex-Judge Ogden Hiles, ex-Mayor Ezra
Thompson, ex-senator Kearns, anC
soon-to-be ex-U. s. Marshal Haywood
and ex-U. S. Attorney Lippman, ant
the rest of the ex's, will have hare
time convincing the people that they
are leaving their parties solely on &C
count of patriotism.
- -
The Tribune and the rest of the
gang of political knockers please take
notice that Utah won the gold media
for the best general educational ex
hibit at the Lewis and Clark exposi
ton at Portland, and also won sever
other gold medals and a dozen silver
medals in the educational department
Utah stands first Of all the States al
the exposition in the matter of educa
ton. This must make the knockers
sick.
- -
The selections of Willard Hanson
as chairman and H. A. Anderson as
secretary of the Republican City com
mittee were especially happy, as good
as could have been made. Mr.. Hanson
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

The selections of Willard Hanson
as chairman and H. A. Anderson as
secretary of the Republican City COM
mittee were especially happy, as good
as could have been made. Mr.. Hanson
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-14

in the Tribune for $4,000. The
Tribune cost Kearns and Keith over
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
gilbert 9unSe OF 9Gffelfen.

artifa ON oert nit / 8rtittdrtia pud.
gaaen0c reIigieie 89ffeIie, Der ogInd
Dor gioct Jig ltbiIog lrSqnfor Den,
arebs, ium iomles ONT @lbcrt Sltroe
% hans Sptrpoen / Golnreper9uoenS
Nisitons6uS. ifriper oct al Sbp. ala'
peneIs % grettepiae &enien reol9e'
reSe "gtorif atrfeblao": Ger bar
nof prret taIt i oltfor bsie Orb ON,
bpno Der nllfrebe err opnNlet. 9e for
itore Orb Ifianmper ale Sing, auer'
melt Dc ~friiteIi8e. Set er m~ent8slslt
at I%amnenligne gilbert 2lrtoe meo
Sans Ritier Sdtt9e elier 8tste Srltt'
Iolt; meS iuobattt gisr man bberfen
BAN eller &riiterSommenS Sa9 no'
gen 5ieneite. Ser err en- 9lGoelig 8e'
gpnoelie, mperl Oct err ogiaa fun Ell ge.
apnbelIe. &od oen enc Sibe traltaer
8eppgelieu eltonu itsrrc ~ltobreoelle,
sem Ifllloe 9ierue sribe lGngere no
uper Greoien al peitlonoife SrtbiIpt'
terc, emo ocn aisr, og rpffe @rpnle1r
for ben ~guDelige 9aaOirfning neS
forbi Set tgSGlige Sfiel mel1em ar.
bei6cr % 0i6oclItmo. Get oiloe o.
Iaa rUre at enife. at Sen fltnoe naa
opoper til oe mere p~elItoueuoe on Omt.
ueSe; nten set er fioet rimeIigt, at Sen
bil qiere Set, ioalGrpc scr brtpes meo
Gitcrmsoer % Iignet0e 6oronitaLt.
ringer"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
"Ssnnc al Norge" Or.
furiipmcr.

Chen oct blep bttlcuotgiprt, at
"Senrer al Rorgc" Ggturiioneu itnt
ai9ao i 0tai Maaueo meO Suioe Stier'
ne 2inicHs Stib Baltic, oct fsrie
Glib / Ierbcr, or oct blcrct itor Otter
ipSr8isl au8aaeube GrtariioneH. MoH'
&c bar oIersbs beItsmt fig iii at ilua
6plge mcb "Srnuer al 0Orge". Stu'
witreret Grturiiousprp9raut, meo iul0s
itGuNis % pnoliOeIig Underwriting baa'
be ~augaaeuoc Retieu % 8etuemmeIig'
beocrue, srbplbeS Ueo at man benpsn'
Der fig til Q. 6. 8rcdt, 8~Ortbweitcrn
8aSieuger gIeeut, @bjte Star 2iue,
l21-123 9. 3ro Street, @tnneapuiis.
Mtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
Siifet uurbpaa. Sra 9oSs meloes

Siifet uprbpaa. Sra Soos meloes
bent 10St gpril: Sra Stferierte |
Npfen og SelpGr, rorore SeIgeIar1o,
melOeS ser ON goot Siite; i9rllg Ia,
8ornfiiferne giort oct goSt; oiSics
Ranoslot angipes til 600 8r., nno'
tagelieSpis elrSog til 1000 ar. Do
Iaa / SrGnen 'iiifeS Der mi 9Oot baaoe
paa @aru og paa Siner; optil 600
fsiif bar man fact / De itoite 8a8e,
Sra 8eit, bpor 6iifet, / @ooiGt1ltlta
til hpoo SilfGI0et FAR pGret / @et!o'
foten ttbItgere / 8urter, bar talot ME-
get SoarIigere no enb / De Ielere Iar,
forlpSer oct ligeleoeS mi, at oct bar
taaet iiq ~betpoelig op / De iioite BAR
Tiger, babe for 0pbsu9n % iiPr neo
@urn; optil t,6OO Silt bar man iooet
poo Storgarn, LOO poa Snao-
gorn; 2ineiilfet bar berimoo p9rat
.meget Imnat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

rector General, Der peieee 100
IONS; os bet tpnsite reo beune llbltits
lits peier 239 3cns--ps ital uere bet
ipnsIie eofomOiip, Der sr bpssst. Oct
bar IL GripbiuI. Oct sr ct 5rastlpfo.
moiin 3isle iiibsrsr .o0e 8.& o.
"Santa Sc" 8anen ltal ba bet tpnsits
Iasioscrlofpmotip peo noliainaen.
7et peier 100 Tons. 6. y. & g..
Sanen oiier ct 9otomutip, Der trot en-
Calming al 562 IONS 202 Iil pau A
Elmer % 10 Miuuttsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
@rffelicn / stapanaer.

porsaer melbes oen Soc aprtl: Si9e.
iom oper ltore GeIe al Sanbet 9mnr
her Tor Sioelr ogiaa Ell lterf 8rffelle
oper Stapanger. Zen bar ooret ITO
ireqropcr / ilere aor, og M fan geoe.
muIene ON gftenerle life rlinlme DC
9elsgenbe, iaa man foreIsbig Ior
Ssnoagsaftenerrre bar fnaf Jig oper-
Iabt gpeiiS iisrite airfe. Greitere
% 9pens lutberife S~itSreuisiion or
beioer iantnpeit itben at no9Gn erfdt
9eriol, fam eler Dor f~rrrubGpes. 8Gf.
feIier er en- Sritgt al mango 6orbpib,
margcs arbeibe oe manages Ssnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
CONSUMPTION

Den eneste Art af Consumption,
man skal frygte, er "forsomt
Consumption.
We'd den svageste Mistanke ON
Consumption bor man kobe en-
Flaske Scott's Emulsion og be-
gynde at tage regelmassigeD osis.
bet ojeblikkelige Brug afScott's
Emulsion har i Tusinder af Til
felde tynget Vagtstangens Arm
ned til Fordel for Helbredet.
Forsomt Consumption existe-
rer like, hvor der er Scott's
Emulsion.
Prompt Brug af Scott's Emul-
sion standser Sygdommen me
dens den endnu kan standses.
skiv ~eftersfri row
scorr q BowxE, 900 Pearl Street. New York.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
Sdpanciernc frrcr &c rusiiifc TSan-

aer at lGic. - Get gomIe Sro OFT, at
2piet, ogioa SpIpsningen, fomner
ira giten, fan rrran bri8e iom Slroleo.
ming til felgenbe gtotis / Bet iapane'
life 9IaS Silt Sbntbun": "SSopa.
nciernes Sporogelie al oct rusiiifc
5olf or uIlercoe begpnOt ogiaa pua an-
ore Smraooer enc arigsfunitellS. )
De ruSiiife SnnaerS Sopebleir giper
tnlriae iapdnciiife SGrere M Be rus
life SoIoater llnberpisntHg, til en-
@eaunoelie / - set r1tsiiife Giabet. "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

Sniiit. MttnneiotaS A&iurantcfom.
miSirr G'2'ricn crfIrrcoc sem 2ONc
Apri[. at Che GulitabIr NiutpaI Sire
Sninrouce Gompann % 1he Wercdu.
tile 9ttttoI Sire &~uiurauccG ompanu.
bcBqc / 81, Soul, or inioIocutc, Gu
Rccrioer or irOiot. McNcu3 @cet or
i Aettcn$ Sruocr, bill R]olicebpIOcruC
life tnbe npgct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
1ur manae eGser. Zen nprffe DE

Sur mango Eager. Zen norife DE
oicinerforering bar til &c me Stub
al Stlloenter u~0fGroiaet en- Spfur'
bring ON life ia Ian Jig paa ShlSiet
al Wtebicin. 3 Sfrioelien meooeles
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ira 446 til 976. s 1875 tom Der
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er Ser tilmeo fprotgeromirpret ialt
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pSerIigere og / Siebliffct eiter al
Sunoipnligbeo er uroer 1000. Ed
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