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The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

take GlIdi 9I VI tiAS
 fore May 1st. He does not eX' pect to take charge until he Is ready to move into new quarters, which have not yet been decided upon.-Rogers Democrat.
 Irene, eight year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Merrill of Rogers, died suddenly Monday night of last week of what is supposed to have acute indiges- ton. the result of ptomain pois- oning. She did not complain un- til Monday.
 Misses Maud and Alta Pyles, daughters of Mir, and Mrs. Il, NJ. Py1es, of Gravett, were mar ried at Bentonville, the latter on Saturday evening to Nm. Wream, of Texas, travelling salesman. and the former the following Sunday to Freeman Keith of Gravett.
 The new machinery has been installed at the lime works at Limedale. The cars are now pulled from the quarry to the top of the kilns by compressed air and and all the drills now are driven by the air. C. L. Newton has superintended the work and al though only a young man thor oughly understands his business. Monte Ne Herald.
 B. F. Grigsby of Lowell, IS making preparations to organize a stock company to sink q pros ped9ing well at this place. MT. Grigsby will take stock and also an active part in organizing the company. There has been rosln, zinc and some crude oil found near the surface and MT. Grigsby believes that if we'll was sunk two or three thousand feet that something paying will be struck. Monte Ne Herald.
 J. A. Rackerby, of Rogers, said to be the oldest railway III ail clerk west of the Mississippi resigned recently. He was 4s years old when he entered the service, which was 24 years ago. He spent most of that time on the run between Monett, Mo-, and Paris. Texas, but since the Ben tonville branch was extended he has been on that line. Isaac Wunder, also of Rogers, takes the run on the Bentonville branch.
 C. K. Cordell last week pur chased the Reifel stock of dry goods-now in the bankruptcy urt-for q cents on the dollar MT. Cordell represents the Geo K. Woods Dry Goods Co.,, of Var Buren, who do quite a business 1T this line. According to Referee J. W. Rogers, the stock invoicet at S9795.10. The first dividend the result of this sale-will be de clared next Monday. He is pack ing the goods today, pre- paratory to shipping them t Van Buren.-Rogers Democrat.
 "The under dog gets all the sympa thy "
 "Yes: but you'll notice that the upper dog gets away with the bone.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

Fanny-Is your dolls hair real. Grace-'Course it is. It comes off just like mammals.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

grand jury adjourned sine die Saturday morning .-Berryville Progress.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

killing time" is the willful murder 1f opportunities.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

"The under dog gets all the sympa- thy
 "YeS: but you'll notice that the upper dog gets away with the bone. J
The Springdale news., 1905-03-10

It is not probable that ]. l.. Dunn, the new proprietor of the Rogers electric light plant, will take charge of the business before May 1st. He does not expect to
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
OPINION HAS OPINIONS.

Pueblo Opinion.
The alleged labor leaders" in Pu.
eblo who have by some hook or crook
secured a footing in some of the un
ions. are merely there for their own
protection. They raise their coyote
voices wherever movement is sug-
gested that will benefit all the wage.
earners by announcing that it is NOT
"unioniSn" or that the parties who
have the courage to help the people
do not belong to the union" Out
with such backcappers. 1t is such
union" men that has made unionism
odious to so many people.
Sugar is selling at retail 25 pounds
for 81 in Kansas City. In Pueblo you
only get is pounds with two sugar fac
tories within fifty miles of us. The
sugar trust is rubbing it In on Colo
radoans and it is said that the trust
Will take fall out of the beet grow.
ers by reducing the price of beets to
about Si.25 ton, reduction of rs
cents ton. On million tons of beets
this means three-fourtns of a million
dollars. Advocate the taking off of
all duty on sugar. Protection is all
right when 1t protects all the people,
but when 1t is only in the Interest of
the Havemeyer trust 1t is all wrong.
repeal the duty on sugar, so all the
people may be benefited thereby.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
NO POISON IN ChAMeERlAiN's
COUGH REMEDY.

From Napier, New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board
of New South Wales, Australia, had
an analysis made of all the cough med.
icines that were sold in that market.
Out of the entire list they found only
one that they declared was entirely
free from all poinsons. This exception
was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
made by the Chamberlain Medicine
Company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. s. A..
The absence of all narcotics makes
this remedy the safest and best that
can be had; and 1t is with feeling
OF security that any mother can give
1t to her little ones. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is especially recon-.
mended by its makers for coughs and
colds Group and whooping cough.
This remedy is for sale by all drug.
lists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
SOUTHERN BREEzES.
BY VIII A. Baliinger.

g & 9, q g s. 8 3 q g 9, . g S 6. 6. 8.
BLOOMFIELD, N, M. Nov. 13.
Real estate is still changing hands
along the Animas, with wonderful ra-
pidity.
If Pennington and Aztec stay with
their building booms they will both
soon be cities.
The San Juan bridge question will
not stay quiet, until we get the bridge.
We believe that oil company means
business. May they get gusher.
Verify, the days of the modern poll
tician are few in number and of great
troubles.
The great reform movements abroad
in the land are the best argument for
the stability of a republican form of
government.
Ohio is not Democratic at heart, in
spite of the 10000 majority. For
years Cox has quietly pulled the wires
in favor of the tough element and was
unmolested while ne did the work be-
hind screen, but when he used the
governor as the monkey to pull the
chestnuts out of the fire for his friends
he wandered too far on the stage and
he and his slum-backing naturally got
1t good and hard. Many Republicans
would have put Herrick on the black
list alone, but rather than chance the
loss of their vote by wrong marking.
handed the entire bunch to the "roost-
err" Let toe band play on.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
BIG COAL VEINS OF NEW MEXICO.
Santa Fe New Mexican.

Santa Fe New Mexican.
Up TO this year the Stevens, the
Brimnall, the Kirkland. the Thomas,
the Enterprise and the Morgan mines
had been the only developed coal
mines in San Juan county, but the
completion of the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company's standard
gauge road from Durango to Farming
ton has led to the development of a
coal mine known as the La Plata
mine, about one and a half miles from
Pendleton, 1t being owned by Thomas
O'Brien of Dawson. Colfax county,
which seems to indicate that the FL
Paso & Southwestern railroad, which
owns the Dawson mines, is backing
him. The property is now the best
developed of the San Juan county coal
mines. over a thousand feet of work
having been done on two slopes. Twen'
ty-flve men were given employment
and 5000 tons of coal are on the dump.
The coal seam has a thickness of 60
feet, but is broken by dirt seams and
| inferior coal. However the workable
coal rms in seams of from five to ten
feet. 1t is semi-coking. A fifty-ton
steam hoisting plant has been erecte
and as soon as a branch railroad is
| built to the camp the mine will begin
to ship coal
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
TO PROTEST AGAINST RESERVES

Montrose Press.
The forest reserves in the state are
crowding in upon each other and are
about to crowd out the livestock men
and make 1t hard for new settlers to
get land. so vigorous protest is to
be made against the rules of the for
estry department and justice demand
ed. The convention is to be held III
Glenwood Springs Dec. l. The rail-
roads have given the special rate OF
one fare for the round trip or half
rate and it includes all towns in the
western part of the state from Du-
range south to Dillon in the north.
The reason for this convention is
the charge of 20 and so cents per head
for feeding stock on the forest re-
serves, and other Inconvenience to
which the settler is put to secure fire
wood, fence poles or necessary tim
ber to build home. The restrictions
are sucn that all stockmen and home
builders in Colorado are interested
and they are called together to make
protest that will be understood at
Washington, and the rules of the for
est reserves moderated so that the
state will not be stunted in its growth
Turn out now or forever hold your
peace against any rules and regula
tions and forest reserves.
Every stockman, whether he is ol
an association or not. will have voice
on the floor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Durango
Colo, Nov. Is, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Eliza
beth G. Sites of Durango, Colo, has
hled notice of intention to make proof
on her desert land claim No. l04, for
the p, " Sc. y Sec. 90. NE. u NE. u
Sec. 20, NV. 4 NV. a Sec. Is. SW.
"a SW. 4 Sec. n, Twp. "a N, R. $
w. N. NJ. p. NJ, before the register
and receiver at Durango, Colo, on
Tuesday, the 26th day Of December,
1905,
She names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation Of said land: William q.
Sisley, Frank Akers, Richard E.
Gaines, Gustav Stuckman, all of Du
range. Colo.
F. C. PERKINS, Register.
First publication Nov. 16, 1906.
Last publication Dec. 81, 1905.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
SHEEP FEEDING IN
SAN LUIS VALLEY

Alamosa observation-disclosures
The sheep still pass through Ala
mosa to various points in the valley.
At first thought it seems impossible
to care for the thousands of head OF
sheep and cattle that will be wintered
in the San Luis valley; but when one
sees the acres of peas. alfalfa and
grass land, together with oats. wheat
and other grains raised here. 1t is an
easy matter to understand how all
these thousands of head of stock can
be easily wintered. This is great
stock country and sooner or later will
have no equal anywhere in this in
dustry.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Durango
Colo, Nov. IA, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Fan.
ME Il. Williamson. nee Fannie E. Pei.
ton, of Durango, Colo, has filed notice
of intention to make proof on her des-
ert land claim No. l0l, for the w. u
NE. "A. f. " NV. u, w, " Sc. q
e. u SW. a Sec, 81, Twp. "a N. of
Rg. w, N. NJ. p. NJ, before the re-
gister and receiver at Durango, Colo.
on Friday, the 22d day of December,
1905.
She names tine following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land: Francis A.
Harmon, Albert II. Howell, william
II. keslar, George r. Williamson. all
of Durango. Colo.
F. c. PERKINS, Register.
Last publication Dec. 81, 1905.
First publication Nov. l6. 1905,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

ed through the San Juan the country
has never been as prosperous as now;
never before has there been so great
an amount of work and general prog
ress. Silyerton, he says. Is now the
greatest mining center on earth, moth
ing in the West like 1t. Many new
mining enterprises are under way and
several big mills are building.
Mrs. H. H. Fruit OF Aspen, who has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Russell
and Mrs. Stivers, at Pennington, came
up last evening to return home.
%
While the weathr is warm the road
on the west bank OF the Animas river
should be put in proper shape for
travel 1t may be only little while
till the weather will change. and as
that is the only road leading to the
cemetery the proper authorities should
not wait till snow and cold weather
come before repairing 1t.
Mrs. Emma Caselle. the cattle
queen of Otero county, Colorado, was
NN''''
ty Jail in Pueblo for one day and to
pay fine of $25 for the illegal fenc.
ing of government land, and Emma
had not intended to fence government
land. She thought she was fencing
only leased school land.
Frank Staplin went to Santa Fe
. 1T ,.yttt, IN paG
involving one of the big land grant
steals which curse New Mexico. He
had his files of the Taos Herald which
will be shown as exhibits relating to
land advertising. The tract in ques-
tion has only 100000 acres in 1t. Mrs
Stapin came in last night from the
East and went on home to run the Ell
terprise while her husband is away.
| Many San Juan people contemplate
going to California for the winter, and
they have not studied the climatic
conditions at Pennington, and east
south and west Of there, where there
is more fun camping out than in trav'
cling along the Pacific, catching the
cold breezes from the tidal waves OF
the ocean and the rains which are
colder there than our SHOWS here. Go
and camp out till we get through
broad gauge route to the Pacific, when
you can come back quicker and for
| less money.
Joe and Elliott McGalliard came OF
the western last night from Nevada
where they have been for a year oi
so. Joe made two or three sales dowr
around Tonopah He says he founG
IT a good country for himself. 1t viii
be remembered that Joe was blown
up while working alone in a prospect
in the Blue mountains several years
ago. having to crawl mile or so tC
camp with mis- leg broken and sever6
other painful injuries. 1t was in tn,
spring of rs that he took an old rusty
siX-shooter down under a bank on tiu
San Juan river. to fish, and while
there dropped the gun. discharging il
and shooting himself through til,
lungs, the ball passing on into the
sand II was sixty miles to Animas
City, where DR.. j. p. Wallace coult
be called, but the bony boy of prob
ably eight pounds, stood for the de
lay, and when he received medical at
tendance, pulled through all right
The boys are ilere to visit their moth
er, Mrs. McGalliard. The father, Ben
was among the first half dozen settlers
at the mouth of the Animas river
where Pennington is situated, in the
fall of 1877.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

The rumor is out that not a large
bond will be asked of Abe Schiller,
since he had an opportunity to leave
the country and did not. We under
stand that an agent of Herman Schiff-
er came with Abe and that an attempt
will be made to settle all bills at so
cents on the dollar, but many say 1t
is 100 cents or no proposition.-Ala-
mosa ndependent-Journal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
A DISASTROUS CALAMITY.

1t is disastrous calamity when you
lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped 1t away.
prompt relief can be had in DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive organs and cure headache.
dizziness, collie, constipation, etc.
Guaranteed at g. 2. TiRanyb drug
store: Is centa.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

II you have anything to sell sdvse.
tiss In The Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

Want ads. In The Herald bring re
sults imm~1istply.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

John Kellenberger returned from a
tour Of the San Juan towns last night.
having done big business. He says
that In the twelve years he has travel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

itsbier. San bar liben, iptnfel cg mo.
ger. Sans Saar og Sfi9g bar fort,
iiprPngt meo graat Sanr. Sans bste
Tanoe pibnebe ON SSnteligens, /
bans iolbr9note gnTtgt prGgeSe @ner.
al og Glpor zig. Der Dor noget I'M.
ponerenoe peb barn, og BAN giorbe
itrar Snotrpt al at bore en- oberor-
bentlig gerionligbeb.
Samtalen meGlem abmiraIen OF
SoIioar gift let og lioIig, Sa brnne
ii6ite bar bet frantic Sprog megtie.
Se bp9lebe en- fort Sio peb Srtbeos-
frigen / oct ipanife amerifa, og 8o-
iamel betouebe, of Srmfrig bolbt fig
neutral ooerfor ben. Serpaa git go-
lioar ooer til at tale ON Rapoleon I
De melt o~nerfienbenbe 11btrpf, boao
Der sienipnlig bersrte BEN IegimiItiife
aomtral itbebageiigt. ~aetieren bar
~efterlaot Jig itore Winber," iag6e
Brgiioenten,. og ban bar ooerbeptit
ON, at euboer Srnnifrnano / fit Sierte
tilbao BAN. @omirdle,t ~replicerebe
iterft afficeret, at bet frauffe Soft tG-
rebe uifrsmtet &iRrIigbeo og Sengi-
penbeb for 2ubpig 18be. @oltoor TT
rebe uteo ct malictslt Suttl. at bois
Sertugen al &eifItabt / bette Siebltf
bite iig / 5raHfrig, niIoe efter bans
Sperbepisnin9 bele Gatiouen iamIe
iig Tom en- Manb ON Den itore 8eiiers
SIN. Reppe bapbe 9oltuur iagt 6isia
SrO, for abmiralens Sinb table
2iaepagten, boao bin ftrdr bemerfebe,
beprfor ban forIob bette @mte og boS
HuIamel OF foreitile Sffieererne for
bam. aomiralen bur imtbIertio be
ben iaa biitrGt, OF ban bno6e glemt
Sfficerernes 3apne. 8olinar Git Oh
R9ffen rl,not, iplrgte Dem ielu ONT
Oct % ptrebe nogle oenlige SrS til
bner. Ga ban fom til ban Sodum,
bem9rfebe ban, at bans Uniform al.
peg fra De andres og snffeoe at bloc
8arunoen BERTH; ban Doditm ioarebe,
at BON bar Officer ! ben banife Ma-
rine. ga 8oltpar bsrte bette, ITO
tolte Fan Jig meS imigrenOe anerfien.
belle ON Sen banife Sisoficersltuta.
SaaIeSes ifiltes BAN Sodum fra
ben bersntte 8riger o9 Statsnano,
Ser err blepen faIbt ~6en npe 8erbens
gsapoIeon". 8rpiibent Simon Soli'
bar 6soe | @aret 1880.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

1919 til 4r9iiOent for De TO npfoniti.
tnereoe &epublifer 8ene5ueIa % Rp
GRANADA, Der oa foreneoes til Repn.
bltfen Columbia. 9olioar befrieoe
oerpaa De nup9rerbe Hepublifer 8eru
og 8olioia fra Spnniens SerreSsn.
me | Sioen ira 1926 og blep
beege Stater befl9ot meo ben bsieite
Wfpnbigbeo. "a General @ooil 1926
maatte obergipe S9itningen Galao
til golipar, bapoe Spnnierne tabt lin
iioite Soiition / 8erp.
Webens gclipar IebeSe gugrebet
moo Saaao, laa ben frantic @ffaore
UNDER abmiral Hoiamel for gnfer i
Gbnrilos 9,lgten. Siftatoren Iaa meo
mtst9nfionrne @liffe paa SranIf.
m9noene. 9e aieninbiatte frantic
goirbonner babbe 1923 poet Serb.
rano ben Toe af Spnnien militnr
Si1lp MOB ben al be 2iberale IeSeSe
rebolution9re 9enegelier, og piloe
oen franife @Ifa0re I De peruanife
Saroanoe MI life isge ON emo benz.
meIig at r9ffe Serbinano ben Toes
fipmpenoe @eneraIer en- tinIpenoe
ISaaub2 Gette Spsrgsmaal eiorbc
9oliuor iig Stilbeb, 90 ban bar Der.
for life oenIigt TENT moo Den frantic
@fabre.
Iomiral RoidmeI fltnbe ifslae Of.
ficil eff og grug life moIabe at
billie paa Sr9iHsnt goIioar, og cenlre
snifebe ba at mootage @ifabreiheien
lit Sopebfonrter i Santa IagSalene.
&oiamel befiutteoe at gipre geisns.
iaa ~glansillot ipm muligt % mroto9
berfor ct fort Sslge al Sfftcerer.
bfarbt bpilfe ban Sodum par. g(li.
oienien fnnbt Steb / Br9iiSentens
@ootageliesfafon, Der INN bar tarpe.
ligt uoItpret. Neo megen Sorefom.
menbeo bilite 9oliodr paa abmiraler
% inbbso bam tiliammen meb Jig at
tnge 8Inbs / en- Sofa. Sfieererte
iatte it9 paa Stoie / en- SatofreN ON
be to Gbefer. abmiralen bar en- bsi
og Imuf Mano al ct intponerenoe
gore, men ban Dor | a~anbelig Sen.
ieerbe fin ipogt begaoet. San bar
Ell trofuit Silbpnger al oct Bourbon
ife 8pnaiti.
Gr9Iioent 8olioar bar ifsrt en-
6Iaa, gulbbroberet Uniform. San
bar Inepre 9enflpoer og bsie &ptter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
mtsrnuIf,t.

Tcter Sec / Superior foripnnbi
iorIrbrn DAG ira fit Siem og eiter.
loo iig en itor @loSflot paa &ieffen.
9ulpet. golitiet FOR life ppret iitonS
I'll at Isle Den @anbe. 9etefiip %,
borne iatte / WanoagS 9~Ioobunoe
paa Sporet, og DC iulste Oct til
Conner @op / Superioriisen. Goli'
tiet bar lofnet / SugteL men intel
funoet. PAN tror altieepei, at Sec
bieu mprbct / Sipffeuet, % at bans
Sig blcu tuaet iommen % fnitet !
Siren, eIler at han ielp hoppeoe
Sisen. Sees SlGgt % Seuner fan
life iinbe noacn SurfloringSgrumr
bperfcn for Mtoro eIlcr Selpmorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
Sanftbansfef.

Gen al "Senner af Norse" arran.
gerebe Snnftbansieit / Como Bart,
ct. Baul, fioite Ssnbaa par ifpIae
~RoIitifen" | entper Senieenbe bel.
Iptfet. geiret boIoi iis soot belle "a.
gen, ibet blot nogIe faa 9raaber Regu
faIbt pe6 6.5iben ON Iiteneu. Ser
bar fremmsSt minbIt 10000 norif.
fsote W9no og aoinher fra @inne.
apolis % ct. Saul. Setter begpnote
ON Srmibbogeu meo @uosteneite al
Y1itor q. 9. Shpebt, ber bcIbt en- no
mGrfet HrGoifen ober gntret: ~gttt
Soft, 9sr SerrenS Hsit~. On GAME.
oftet lang unber 9ebelie al Srofeslor
4lfelanb. Otter @uSstieneIten for
tattc Sr. @ffcIarS Wptben ont 8uben
8oloer. Strofs efter Wiooog bleo
Ser nrrnngeret &np. % Srffelsb, oe
Surnforer,ingetrS mealemn,er gao ett'
SCI interesioute Spoisninger. Seo
3.EiSen iamleoeS man after ON Ia
l~erItolen, % M fulgte Saler Slag |
SIag. Sort Boz OuerprGitoent q. Z.
8rstte 6oriamIirgen pelfomun !
IprbeIes peIonEgtc Srbelag, Der log
ubmerfet an, OF oernGit bolot Gon.
aresmaro Soluur SteenerIon ira
GroofItcn en- Gale ON Inerifa. San
frembolSt SC mango Ttore SorSele, iont
bette 2orb beS Sc nprife ltooauorere
oa bonbeSe. Of Sc oiloe 6erptte Jig al
Dem / iitIoeItc Wfanl, icm pprNige yet
Iin9er al Be qamle Sifin9er. &on'
arcsmaub q. s. gcliteab fra 8ranite
Sails par Sen nuite; hans Gale bar
fort, men eoS % pnnot tort Sttalo.
5da Tidate Sogens Sopeotaler, Sa'
tor g. @'uoien ira 9rIutb, bot$ em.
ne bar Storage fer og mr.. San bole.
en- meIterlig Gale. EaItor Mao'en
beiiaSer f~ortrirliQe Stermemioler og
inosooenSe SierSifab til Iorses Sea.
tir, Sclfelip oa SiItorie, % SeSuoen
bar ban Spro9et fulbit9nSig | jim
@dqt. San oprulIeSe bet enc Staeoe
eiter set anoet fra Norpes gtah,r, iaa
nan Inn set tpScIis for iig, % Oct bar
Hart at ie, at oct haooe en- mpgtis
@irfnins poo Goriamlinsen, Der fulg.
te BAN meS Sen met ~inteliipe Sp.
mGrtipmbeo og Sang paa Gang gan
lit gifalS t%ilfietSe. Sra &dtircn gil
BAN oper til at fibre Den ltore 6or'
onSring, iom bauSe frnoet Steo
SfolepGieret, % SeruGit op9lcoe ban
peS oen frem1fuote Sitting, icn secr-
se inbtoa paa 2itcraturens Smraooe.
SiIiibit ifilSreSe ban Rorses pmitiifr
Siitorie, gap en- liofsrlig Sremitiaine
at aoniulatiogen og De 6orbanSlin'
ger, Tom bar blet brepet meo Soerige,
% ilnttebe meS en- 2opprisning al Del
Storp9rf, iom par blet ttSfert Den
zoe Sitni 1905, 6a S%tortinget ertIe.
reSe llnionen ppIsit.
Otter oeRne Sale neStoges enftcrn'
mig 90 urtSer fort @ifaIS en- aeiolu.
ton, bpori SoriamItnsen uotalte jim
SiIlntnins nj Seu norife 3esierings
oa Stortings S5trqoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
Dior SYffe I paris.
gioIiniiten Gmil Gonrab GritIon
boiler Tor anerlienbslie | europa.

NEI
Den norfts gipiiuin emil gonroi
Griticn, iom ! Winter foncer,erebe mel
eset Seiftab paa abFiaiss eteber
W~Orbpeiten, bar fiben ben 9io lat Sur.
len for europa, bpor ban nu bar Dp'
iraatt babe | 2onbpn % Haris, %
paa besse 'Sieoer siort opiistsuafteno,
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