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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
ROASTING RocKEFELLER.

Young Mr.. Rockefeller. after all,
may have told an unpleasant truth
when he compared the formation of a
trust to the evolution of the Ameri-
can Beauty rose. He is quoted as
having said:
"The American beauty rose can
be produced in all it's splendor only
by sacrificing the early buds that
1000 buds, and in order to produce
the American beauty the gardener
goes around it with knife and ships
999 in order that all the strength
and beauty may be forced into one
blossom"
This is an age of survival of the
fittest and brutal as 1t may seem. In
many things nowadays the lesser
must give way to the greater. The
gigantic affair popularity known as Il
trust" undoubtedly has It's disad-
vantages and abuses, but 1t may like
wise-and does-have its advantages
as well.
The invention of machinery has
crowded untold thousands out Of
work. yet II can hardly truthfully be
said that the world is not better of
for machinery.
The big merchant who occupies a
building where he can store every
thing from harvesting machine to a
spool of thread, who is able TO en-
ploy the most competent men to han
die his goods and by large capital
can purchase In enormous lots aud
get large reductions and rebates. is
in a position to make competition un-
profitable II not impossible for the
small merchant; yet would II be con-
sisten, to expect the big merchant to
10 business on the same scale as his
oompotItcr. or go out of business or
tirely, In order that his less-fortu-
nate competitor might live? No
more so than for the big newspaper
that sells a thousand copies for ey-
cry one sold by its country contem-
porary, to hold itself down to the
country papers size so the country
paper can compete with II.
The 1898 buds" Mr.. Rockefeller
mentions as being sacrificed. see'is
TO be typical OF the minor merchants,
manufacturers and others who can
not keep pace with the larger ones,
and mnst abandon the field. The
prices they cannot meet the general
pubic gets the benefit OF. II suR-
gests the question; IL a maLuiae-
turer cannot sell at the price ,oIi-
petitor makes. which is best for the
common good, that he and those de-
pendent ON him for a livelihood seek
some new field and leave the business
to those who can sell at less money
TO millions Of consumers, or drive
out the msVSA have made low
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

a position with a similar company.
After that he resided for some
time In Los Angeles. Cal. and came
back TO this part of the country from
there and located In Paducah about
the first of the year. His wife has
lust established millinery store on
Broadway between Fifth and sixth.
Since the great increase in the
size and Importance OF the CONNER
cial club the duties have become ar
duous. and the salary has been raised
TO $500 year,
Mr., coons has made himself agree
able since he came TO Paducah, aud
impresses all who know him as
man who can and will do the work
required Of the secretary we'll.
The directors OF the club last night
discussed a number OF other things.
but gave out nithing for publication.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

prices, In order to keep in business
those who must charge high prices?
The big industries of today, IL
honest ana lawabiding land II they
are not II is because the laws are not
enforced bg those the people them
selves have chosen f,r The purpose
may be a benefit TO the people.
because the cost of production to
them for reasons too numerous to de-
tail, is less and the expense Of car
rying on business is less, than they
would be II the business we're divij-
ed among scores of small competit-
ors.
The case of manufacturers of
farming implements is often cited in
connection with the theory. Former
ly there we're several concerns that
made and put upon the market these
implements. Each concern bought
material. had Il made up. kept a
large corps of foremen. managers,
superintendents, travelling men and
others necessary to carry on the bust
ness. the cost OF which had to be
paid out of the sale of the machinery
There was a consolidation--a trust"
Il is called-and over one-half the
former cost of getting these same
implements on the market was elm
mated by making one corps do the
work formerly done by half a dozen
or more corps. Many good men lost
heir positions, hundreds of travel
ing statesmen had to seek work else
where, and possibly small manufac-
turers had to sell out or close up be-
cause they couldn't put their goods
on the market as cheap as the rust.
Yet where a few hundred or thous-
ands had to suffer, hundreds. Of thous
ands of farmers are today able to get
that relieves them Of
vast amount of work cheaper than
they could before the trust was or.
ganized, AMI are able, as conse-
quence, even Il they have not, TO
sell the necessaries OF life they pro-
duce 10 millions Of people cheaper
than they otherwise could.
In a wav this is an illustration of
young Mr.. Rockefeller's sacrifice of
999 buds to make one rose -
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
FIRST OF SEASON.
hoy Playing Baseball Struck In the
Head and Killed.

Asheyillo. n. c.. April l1.-Eu-
gene Harris. aged Is years, was hit
in the back of the head by batted
ball during practice preparatory to a
game OF baseball here and died In
fifteen minutes. his neck being dislo-
Gated. The lad was pitching and
failed to successfully dodge terrific
liner that was driven in his direction
by the batter, man of 25 years.
This is the first reported baseball
fatality for the season, The lad was
nephew of Corporal Thomas Harris
late of the United States army, who
was shot and killed by sergt, kye
at Fort caswell, n. c., a short while
ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
MAYOR DUNNE
ChicagO's New Executive Takes His
Seat.

Chicago, April 11.-Edward II.
Dunno was inaugurated mayor OF
Chicago last night in the simplest
manner. The ceremony consisted of
an Introduction by Mayor Harrison
and a few brief words of greeting
from Judge Dunno. He made no reg
ular inaugural address and the reg
ular business of the council was i'm
mediately taken up.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

The week OF prayer to be observed
in Canada and the United States for
this month is as follows:
April 1G-For missionaries. the
native churches, inquirers and cate
chumens; for the preaching OF the
gospel to every creature.
April 17-For re-enforcements,
native and foreign.
April 1S-For the Empires OF
Asia, including Japan, China, Korea
Thibet and Siam.
April 19-Central and Western
Persia. including India ,Afghanistan.
Persia. Turkey ana Arabia: for re-
ligious liberty and for the elevation
of womanhood.
April 20--The Continent of Africa.
For the extinction of the slave trade
and liquor traffic for justice in the
Congo Free State and for the evan
gelizatlon Of all unroached tribes.
April 21-The missionaries are at
our own door including Mexico. Cen
trail and South America and I'M
reached Madagascar.
April 2S-The church at home
that every member of the body of
Christ may have the mind OF Christ
regarding foreign missions and
abound In the grace Of giving. yield
ing prompt obedience to the com
mand of our risen Lord.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

Governor Folk, of Missouri, does
not propose to sanction any law he
does not believe just. All governors
are not so good. Often II Is the
friends of bill rather than its mer-
its, that result in its becoming law.
The Missouri legislature recently
passed a bill enabling a suit against
newspapers for damages, to be con-
tinued after the death of the princi-
pal of either side, by relatives, ad-
illustrators, assigns, or others. Gov.
Folk vetoed 1t, and explained that
one of the greatest institutions OF
the age is a free press, and that the
people already have ample protec-
ton for legitimate injury or wrong.
He did not consider the bill fair or
just, and vetoed 1t. just as he did a
bill to compel telegraph companies to
transmit, receive and deliver
promptly all messages intrusted to
it. He declared he saw in this last
bill unlimited opportunity for black
mail, as telegraph companies can
not always deliver messages prompt
ly for the person cannot be found,
although they may receive mes
sage promptly. To fail would lay II
liable to innumerable damage suits
or blackmail, under the new law,
and Gov. Folk refused to sanction
II. He vetoed about nine bills in one
day and never leaves cause for
doubling why he vetoes one.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

SOME OF THE SALARIES PAID.

During April and May a number OF
civil service examinations will be
held in Louisville, Lexington and
Paducah for applicants from Ken
lucky for various positions under the
civil service regulations in the de-
partmental service of the govern
ment. Examinations will be held
April 10 to ill the positions OF fore
man. flrst-class workmen and help
ers on the Panama canal, such as
boiler, carpenter and coppersmith.
Each applicant must submit with
his application a photograph Of him
self, taken within three years which
will be filed with his papers as a
means of Identification in case he
receives an appointment. An un-
mounted photograph is preferred.
The date and kind of examination.
the applicants name and the year in
which the photograph was taken
should be indicated on The photo
graph.
Rates of pay in each of the trades
enumerated are as follows: Fore
man. fifty to sixty cents per hour;
first-class workman, thirty-five to
forty-five cents per hour; helper.
twenty-five to thirty-five cents per
hour. Foremen must show that they
had good experience in the capacity
of foreman in their respective trades.
First-class workmen must show that
they are journeymen and fully COM
petent to perform high-class work in
the trade in which they desire to be
employed. Helpers must have had
considerable experience in a subordi-
nate capacity in the trade or occupa-
ton in which they desire to be en-
ployed, but are not required to show
that they are frst-class workmen.
The age limit is twenty-one to
forty-five years, and no educational
test is required. As an insufficient
number OF eligibles resulted from the
examinations held'for these positions
February 10, qualified persons are
urged to enter the examination. APP
plicants should atnonce apply to the
United States civil service commits
sion. at Washington. for application
form l,422. ~
On April 10 REORGANIZATION will
be held for an instructor in carriage
making in the Indian school, at Car
Isle. Pa. This position pays $3.50
per year. No educational test is re-
quired, and the age limit is twenty
years.
On April 10 and 20 an examina-
ton will be held for positions In
hydro-economics and in the soils
work of the Reclamation Service of
the Geological Survey, from which
20 make certification to fill vacan-
cies as they may occur in the posi-
tions of photographic aid and of as
slstant photographer, at salaries of
$1,000 to $1,000 per annum. The
age limit is twenty years.
On April 20 an examination will
be held to fill vacancy in the posi-
ton of chief of the division of chem
istry. hygienic laboratory, public
health and marine hospital service Of
the United States. at Washington, at
$4,000 per year. and for other va
cancies that may occur. The age
limit is twenty years.
Examination for May are;
Steam and air drill workman. for
Panama canal. May 1.
Superintendent of Transportation
supervisor dumps de-
partment. Panama canal, May 1.
Superintendent and supervisor OF
track department and traekmen,
Panama canal, May /.
Dairyman. May 10.
Civil engineer student. depart
ment agriculture. May l0-ll.
Testing engineer. Male, May H.,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

Wallpaper still going at &c per
roll. We guarantee each roll full
measure, 30 81. II. Our man hangs
your paper &c cheaper than the reg
uIar price. II will pay you to select
your paper and have IL laid aside, as
after the sale this paper will cost you
Zoe. the customary price.
PADUCAH BOOK & MUSIC CO.,
42S broadway.
wallpaper Dept. In Rear.)
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

thunder storm came up.
The horses were standing In the
lot In the rear OF his house aud Mr..
Gilbert had started out to get them
and shelter them in the barn. Before
he reached the horses flash of
lightning blinded him, and when he
recovered he saw the horses lying
dead, having been struck by the bolt
OF lightning aud instantly killed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

A large crowd heard the Rev. 4. VI
Kendall, Of Columbus, Ind. in his
interesting lecture on Egypt" at
the First Christian church last night.
The lecture was illustrated by s;er-
eopticon views. the pictures being
taken by Mr.. Kendall while in Egypt
last summer. and emphasized the ad-
dress very happily. Mr.. Kendall n
clear and pleasant speaker and mis-
lecture delighted his audience very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall will go from
here to Arkansas for few days, and
then engage in several weeks re-
vival service in Texas. They hav'
been In Paducah for three weeks as
sistlng the Rev. w. II. Pinkerton In
his meeting. and have made mary
friends during their stay.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
Large Congregation at Services
Every Evening.
Lecture M Christian Church Last
Night Proved Treat For ~
Large Number.
SOME CHURCH MATER

The revival at the Tenth street
Christian church is growing in inter-
est and there was large congrega-
ton out last evening. Rev bass Is
an eloquent preacher ami has made
profound impression. There are
services every evening.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
Notice.

All Ship Carpenters OF local I'm
ion No. s are requested to appear at
their hall at 1880 D.. m. Wednesday,
April 12. Business OF importance.
BY order of the president.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
HORSES KItLED.
Lightning Made shit Work of Two
at FLORENCE station.

Two horses belojg cling TO AIR. Lee
Gilbert, the dairyntn OF near Flor
ence station, were killed by light
ming yesterday mjFning about 10
o'clock when the ieyere rain and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
The Weather.

Showers this afternoon, partly
cloudy and colder tonight. Wednes-
day partly cloudy and continued
cold.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

Rev. David c. Wright, rector of
Grace Episcopal church was unable
to hold his services at church yes
terday and this afternoon, owing t.
severe cold and hoarseness.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT
Every dose makes you feel better. Lax-Pos
keeps your whole insides right. Sold ON the
money back plan everywhere Price 50 cents
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
Daily Thought.

make your dreams practical re.
alities, or they will be worthless"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

Mr.. j. X. Greer returned from
Cairo this morning.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
j, j. TAYLOR.
President Georgetown College
WIN. III. HARRISON,


President Bethel College
The Louisville Presbyterian Semi
nary faculty reports thus of the 1905
graduating class;
The following young men are In
the graduating class this year, and
will be ready for settled work after
the season closes: Mr.. n. u. Bay
less. Mr.. J. l.. Bell. Mr.. o. l.. Byrns,
Mr.. II. l.. cowan. Mr. s. y. Crockett,
Mr.. X. ID Daffin. Mr.. w. u. Nelson,
Mr., A, A. Talbot and Mr.. j. q. Ven
able. OF these Messrs. Dafiin and
Talbot have the foreign field in view
and Mr.. Nelson is pastor at Bloom
ield, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

The Baptist Educational confer
ence call is as follows:
An educational conference is here
by called to assemble at the First
Baptist church in Bowling Green on
April IL at 1880 p, m. II Is expect.
ed that the conference will adjourn
Friday night. April IA. Baptist edu-
Gators and friends of education In
Kentucky are invited to be present
and to take part In the conference
The purpose OF the meeting Is TO
consider the present condition and
needs OF our educational work I'm
Kentucky, and how to arouse our
people to greater interest In the mat
ter OF UNCONVENTIONAL education.
T. T, EATON,
w. II. FELIX,
III. II. HIBBS,
q. w. PERUVIAN,
j. w. LOVING,
J. 8. CHEEK,
u. +. SWlNDLER,
II. w. MOREHEAD,
A. s. PETITE,
Committee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
era Stats ~eeislatnrerne.

Morf; asiurunre, RnrSipga 2psoIIr,
Sidep; 9opfcn.. Anoeriou arbeioer.
Iooaiuuins. Sohnion; SAisG. liosii.
ter, 8anrlto; IUfale gias, 6raier
Soes & 2unber. Nioer; 5FabrifamI.
aiein; militGre NffRrcr. srmitrona /;
@rirbcr "a 8rrbeorift, 6augen; fpm.
munul 9~opsipninge SeIb; Srnfuing.
@ebler; siraiiangers Sefiritiselfc,
Rolon; oiicntIiee Mcanifabcr Soipn'
ing; offentliae gmnialer, 2cfpis;
SunSbeSspGieuet, 7airn ans Sooo
Erobuf.er, 6lolpsr; c'ia1tIigt SanO,
SunS; offentiige 4artgr, Sinos;
Sernbnncr. Gutnam; Graer % geie,
Cole; afrIes. s. Q. @ore; SoIodter.
hjemret, Craig; Stat@bibIioibefet.
@oud; RorinaIifolerite Bennett; Den
piientlige 5fole. SpouhI; Stasfana'
let. 3elt: SrGninaifoIen $acobion;
Sfatter, @aIiaee; Ienlpuance. Better.
ion, 2. 3; Sprpns ~ Gomtper
Sirton; l~luiperiitetet lllmbertain;
8up8 ano Weans, Norf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
On hemmelieheosfulo
Solfeitamme

3 set omerifanIfe Siosifrift "Relu
9enturu 8atb" ~fort9lles. at en- Sberit
). s. Sufer unoer en- lang 6orifer.
parbring | @entraIamerifnS llrifppe
truf poa Ell ufienot, ifjult Gp Der par
beboet al cipiliiereOe Sulebeboere.
@onife oiIt bar Seretningen ll6icenoe
al at fln1ne bore ta9et al Ell Htoer
Saggaros eaer SuleS 8ernes fauta'
itiIfe Romouer; men Oct nGnnte Slao
npber meaen anieelie, Og belt untll'
lig err 6ortGQingen life.
Sberiten bapoe bunoct 9eboerncS
Senifab, forOi ban bapbe ifuot nogla
&%ugllarer, Der bapoe b9riet @gnen
% orGbt Here Wennelfer. Otter bans
8cifripelie CT 9oligerne / Staoen no
Guggeoe | &lipperne. Mnn fommer
inc / @um 40 en- bernrnelig Bel; Der
er p9lbige. befuemt inbretteoe Gun1.
iom En- gobt oentilereoe og oplpite mco
eleftriife 9p$, % Ser itnbeS ale Slogs
Snoretninser, Der piSner ON Ell me.
get uGr 9erering meo Gipiliiationen.
Zen sperite 8eiitlige talte fortriuligt
gngelif.
Gn pirfiom 9cifuttclie moo 6ien'
Der bar man ifoffet Jig peO ubpre 6or'
raa0 al giiti9e @aSier, mco boilfc
Sn0gongen til 9pen fan fplocS. ilbel
at DC 0oa CT iitan0 til at trGnge itO
/ 8oligerne.
Sberiten ~fortGler, Of ban operpG'
re6e SalnmenfomIter, De0 bptIfe man
benptteoe ct Gl0gammelt 6rimirer'
Hitual CD, iom efter 8eboerne5 81
genoc bar Ell gtp fra 6orfporene, men
iom mt npiten pnr glemt. San lit
Siaa0elie iii at unOerisge noqle
gamle &aon0ifriiter, men formaaeoe
life al operiGtte eaer tpoe Dem.
Soor peI Senne Siitorie Ipoer tenn.
meIig u~ianoiunltg, er bcn BOG iu9T.
lun0e eneitoaenoe / lit Slaas, mener
oet citereoe SioSitriit. ! aSifiaiga
ggue al 8er0en bar man bort Gale
ON iaaoauue eremitoQtige Gipiiiia.
tionscattrer. iom life bar billet boOe
nogen Sorbiuoelie meo oct mooerne
Sip. iaoIeoeS I. Gr. ! &eItafrita. Sou'
ourns, &raiilieu % ilere Steoer. aO'
ifiaigt al gammel 8ioGH, en- bel Del
forglemt eller tabt SiteratiIr. mang'
lenSe SEQ ! oiitorieL aluriteu % ri.
benifoberne o, I. b.. piI manife funne
finbeS beparet hos 2epninqer al Sol.
fGtammer, Der bar ertietot Stilbe'
NenS og SreSeus SGrSi 90 iom 'er
tipateoe bort ira oct moOerue Sips ie'
brittle Siaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
On eammel ~So9ebo0,

Gn Sanomouo / &iSienbierg Soan
poo Ipu er / g~ciiooeIie al en- BOG, Der
bar uGret / bans SamilieS 9~citobeIlc
ibpert 6olo / oct ii0ite SitnoreOc Mar.
9ogen ifriper ita ira lite 0alpoc.
al oct 17Oc Iarbuubre6e. Zen CT
"prentct / aisbcnbniien" 1888 Oh
1910. Oct er en- SIoaS SGgebog. Der
~inbchol0cr cit utrolig NGuaoe Raoo.
AnuisuinNer pnu S%unbbehens gepn.
relic % Rouo MOB Sgg0omme hos
Vteuneifer. Hiecr og 6aar, Sinf pco
a~nucnbelien al iorifiellige SlogS llr.
ter % GUrfninB al SOrOcn 0. !. D.
0. |. D..
aurutteriitiif for 9ogar CT bin
tbs nnipc Cpiottctie al aoriogc til
mango Ioreteelier al iorificlItae SlagS
o. set liQc ioa name Sproa, boori DC
oftc uNcrIt cienoommeltge RaGo %
Tnui5uinqer er boIbtc.
"a BET iiftcrt ri. iutcrcaierp SG'er.
ne at herc liot ON Intioens @ltsrono,
lbiOiUttcr ri cutcItc 9ruoitptfcr al 30
gen.
Gm NGieubIeer. Sill Roti'
cntcu / 0aunoeu at boIOc Ct Nenni'
Ills 9en, iaa IGuGc oct falt0 bIiffpc
uormt ali 6aau0cu. oc it'd | Ar'c'
born @frot3 iom' gror pno SGrrn''
fallen itiQia 9Io6ct itrnr.
Mob lunucrd. IGg er go
0enuiifis Sau0, oc riii OerneO pal
SEN Iauo ION perder, oct hieIper.
Ioo forfGroeliGe 0rsm'
Inc hos ipeebe 9orn. Hii
offuerilsoiac Mcld eaer Spiier. tum'
me iorirr0elige 1renme; Gerior
ifal mano idc giiiue Dem for megtt
at PSe oc bride. Oilers itol mou0
giiiue Sem li0et ilaret SonniIta at
Hide set aisr 900 6orostiOeIie oc
temmeIig StoeIaaug.
Ro0 aopi fclle. Iet fau0
mau0 ice oe fornemme pan Diuerrn
nnur set i~cranSriS ~anoerleois enc ionI
SET paar tiliorn: On. (oc Idle isr) fauo
mani BRUCE: Ssgitaler. en goo DEL
goacie oc beele Sairau. Emo bette
Il III nr gii benoe mo: Sna isSer
bun aaIiilm, euteu Oso eaer leiuen'
sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
Rcetc man / Olotioen?

Man tror | Acknowledged, at Sei
er De ameritanife Snbfeote, iom bal
iGrt europ9erne at rsse. og at oenut
Rpbelie bar utienot | ben gamle Ser
bensoel fer Columbus Sib. Iennt
Gro er iorinanibt ristig, ibm man ITO.
Iigere life fienbte Sobaf; men 4r.
fpoio9ernes ilnberipgelier bar nit, al
Der mangfoloige Narbmoreoer fer
Columbus bar eriiteret Biber. Mar
bar - iom Suiener al Giiater %
gfrifanere gisr beu DAG ibog - rsgt
Pileburf, forifielIige 8Innterpooer
Sanrp. Opium, piIO Sbimiun, 2apell.
Del o.. !. b.
It BEN fln8iiife SIoti0S 6oIfeilaa
bar rsgt, beront pibner en- M9ngoe
6unb. 5 6ronfrig fanot man 1871
/ galiif.romerife @rope oeo Siben al
Saoben @pnter % SrugSgienitanhc
talrige grllbitpffer al Serpiber, o.
lignenbe GpOagelier bar iioen ajenta'
get Jig. 5 &1rinerne al ct al SarI Deli
Sfaloe6es Fdlabier er en- batter, buiS
Serpibe bragt for Gagers Gus, SInnot
andre Setter fra &omerti0en bar moll
/ @nglonb beb Saorian8 0tltr fl1nbet
en- WGtgoe Giber. 2ignenbe 6ltrS
er blit giort / &anton @aIel / Sfwei5
sos 6erpoot, Strabo, Eamponiu3
Nela iamt nabnlie hos 8linur8 Den
Dn9re %forefommer Ser en- HGffe al
Steoer, ON ipueS at tale ont, at bette
eIler birt SoIf / Slotioen bar pIeiet
at rpge. Sportil ifulbe man forreitell
eaers onpenot en- Sroncepibe, iom /
1915 bIep uograbet i Rom og mn be.
timber iig / Somlingcrne | 2ouure?
Sor to.tre tuien gor iiocn har man
rsat, ON life Sobat iao ANDRE YIau.
teitoffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
anmiac S6c.

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llrt at baUe / &uiet. III fat iaa Ogn
yda Apctefei. Zen fommer / iml-
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ploIet At Gtarr6c, iom ian oitc Born.
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