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op the back of a letter, she only half noted the sound of her pony's bride as the little beast shook his mane With vigorous impatience.
 Who could be writing to her from the reservation? She had ridden over expecting a letter from one of her teachers: and she felt sadly depressed at the disappointment sIe had met. It was not difficult for her to feel cast down over little things since her eX- perience. at the window. The world in which she dwelt had seemed all wrong to her ever since. Eppie had been thinking of many plans to clear away her difficulties. One of them was to ask her Indian lover to go away-to return to his old home in the south. She could not endure to think of facing him again. She believed that were he to discover her secret, he would in- stantly despise her. The truth was, he knew nothing at all about her, she kept saying to herself over and over again. True. she knew nothing at all about him-why, he had not even told her his name, but had laughingly asked CT to call him sweetheart"
 The letter Eppie had been carrying as these thoughts flew wildly through her mind now fell to the ground. As she stopped to pick it up her heart throbbed with a confused disturbance. She tore the letter open at once, and began to read eagerly:
 Dear Eppie-I said I love you and I want to give you a letter. l want YOU to answer to me soon. When you give me letter it raise me up. It make me heart glad Eppie. Now I'm heart cast down. Must you not want to know why? I want always we smile, but you look very heart bowed down when I put cap on your head. don't think that's right. If you not love me any more I go home. You not answer to this. If you love me I want you to answer to this. My heart is like lead that you do not love me. l kiss you. BOB" 4 glow mounted in Eppie's cheek Her lips began to tremble violently, yet she faltered out in a low. broken whis- per. "Oh, how glad I am! His name is Bob, too! Bob! Bob! It is not wicked to make believe old Moll put it thereto make believe I had it done for l1imn-San Francisco Argonaut'
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THE NIGHT EXCURSIONS.
A New Feature in Railroadlng.

Al
 There is to be instituted shortly a novel feature in the passenger traffic of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad company, namely the running of night excursions from points in Connecticut to the White City at Savin Rock. It is summer idea,
 The excursions will leave points within radius of sixty-tlVe miles of the famous pleasure resort, between the hours of 6 D., m. and 8 p, m., and will kaye on the return trip between the hours of Il p. III. and mignisfat. These times are not officially announced as yet, but are approximately the ar rangements to be made.
 Night excursions will enable the working man in inland towns, who la bors at his banch or in the shop all day, to take his family to the shore and for a few hours enjoy the cooling breeze and the varied attractions and amuse- ments at the White City, The rates will be greatly reduced. The night ex- cursions are not designed to secure the patronage Of any one class, but vii fa- cilitate in general the pleasure-seeking public of Connecticut in it's efforts to ] escape from the sweltering hon@~town at rates that the poorest can afford. Already these night excursions have been decided upon Hartford, August 9th and 10th; Watertown and Water roury. August 17tlA.
 The date of the first night excursion | hoe mi h. on annOunced
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Local Weather Report.

L. M. TARR. Local Forecaster, U. S. Weather Bureau.
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Saturday, July 15, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Annual Sale-Meigs & Go. Butter-DilIOn & Douglass. l: Brass Beds-Bowtlitch Co. Baseball-Saytn Rock Grounds. Clearance Sale-Wm. Frank & Go. Call on Us-C. P. Thompson. Cheese OppOrtunitp-S. $. Adams.
 Dresses-HamiltOn & Co.
 Diamonds-J. H. G. Durant. Drop in Priccs-John E. Bassett. 1: Est. c. s. Mersick-Probate Notice. Economy Stle-HoWe X Stetson Go. For the men-Gamble-D Co. ape-Nuts-GrocerS'. 1( Markdown SaIe-Lambert.
 Mfg's Sale-Edw Malley Co. Odd Garments-The Chas. Monson Co. Pianos-A. B. Clinton. Pinkham's Compound-Druggi Steamers-Hamburg Line. Steamers-Am. and Red Star Line. See the Hirsh Stores. Uneeda Biscuit. II Want -Workers-Co-op Adv. Go. 4Tanted-Ironer-WO Mass.
 Wanted-Girl-204 Gamer St.
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CHERRY PIE

Stone the cherries, line pie plate with paste and brush over with the white of an egg to keep the juices from soaking in. Fill with the cherries and
 sprinkle over with sugar, using nearly three-quarters of a cup if the cherries are the common sour kind; use less if the finer kinds but they will not make as good pie as the sour variety
 Dredge lightly with flour, cover with a rich paste rolled thin, after putting a
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Romantic Incident in a Eucalyptus GrOve-Bob and His Desperate Losing Game of Love.
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THE DEAD TRAIN RUNS FRoN
 

Things seem rotten bad on the Isth- mus. The dead train. runs from Colon every day. Monkey Hill Cemetery is but a mile and a half to, the south, and so,- with Charon at the throttle, th6i coffin n-carrier has had no trouble in making H trips on a, busy. day, From accounts of the 600 who returned from
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rim of paste around the edge. Bake
 and flush over with powdered sugar. Serve when barely cold.-Alice E. Whitaker.
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WEATHER RECORD

Washington, D. C., July II, p. m.
 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For eastern New York: Showers Sat urday morning, followed by clearing and cooler; Sunday fair, light to fresh west to northwest winds.
 E For New England: Showers Saturday; cooler in east and south portions; Sun day fair, fresh west to northwest winds
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17
COURT IS REVERSED.
Supreme Court Holds that the 62nd
Judicial District il Legal.

The supreme court in session at
Austin holds that the sixty-second
district court, of Lamar, Hunt and
Delta counties is constitutional, this
holding being contrary to that OF
the Dallas court of appeals.
The essence of the opinion is that
If the Legislature takes sufficient ac-
tion TO bring a district court into
existence, it cannot deprive the court
of jurisdiction of any matters con
templated by the constitution; also
that If the legislature provides for
only one term per annum of a dis
trict court in any county, the act
will not be invalid If that county al
ready has district court which
holds two terms annually. The val
idity of the act creating the sixty
second court was questioned upon the
ground that the legislature provided
that the Judge should not impanel
a grand jury, except in his discretion,
that he should not impanel a petit
jury, and that he should hold only
term annually in Delta county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17
NEW LINES ARE ASSURED
Number OF New Railroad preieCiS Be-
ing Credited TO katy.

A number of new rail projects are
being credited to the Katy, and
there seems evidence of real back
bone TO all of them.
Citizens of Cameron and other
points that fall on direct route
from Trinity to Granger have been
holding meetings and memorializing
the Katy to fill up the gap of about
125 miles with steel. Trinity is the
western terminus of the Katys little
Trinity 10 Colmesneil road. which
was purchased years ago, and which
is entirely isolated from any connec-
tion with the system. The little
road is said to be a good revenue pro-
ducer, and if hitched up to the main
line by building direct to it by way
of Cameron, it would be a fine feed
er.
Another project, one that is to
bring JOY to the hearts of a number
of coast country points is the talk
of building a line from Smithville
due south TO deep water at Arkansas
Pass. The distance is about $50
miles. Victoria would land on this
new route, and would feel more than
compensated for anything she may
have lost when the Southern Pacific
merger bin becomes a law and re-
moves the general offices from that
point 10 Houston. With this line
the Katy would have two deep water
terminals on the gulf, and would be
little better fixed than it's com
petitors in the way of getting to the
brine.
The third extension talked of does
not interest South Texas so much
but stiIl it would be of great value
to that section, inasmuch as it would
broaden the vast territory from
which grain. cotton and other pro-
ducts are sent 10 Houston and Gal
weston for export. The enterprise
embraces a line south from Joplin,
Mo, to Denison, Texas. While this
in a measure parallels the main line.
it goes into a wonderfully rich terri
tory Surveys OF this road have al
ready been made and contracts for
much of the work is let
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17
cHoKED TO DEATH.
VIII Dawson, a Negro Youth Met
Death In Peculiar Manner.

Last evening about 4 p. M, Will
Dawson, a negro of about Is years
Of age, met his death in a peculiar
manner. He had been to town, and
returning home in East Hillsboro, on
Elm street, he had fit near the
residence of J. s. Bounds. He fell
in the edge of the street but rallied
and got up by the fence and tried
TO steady himself by holding to it.
The attack was renewed and he
slipped and fell. his neck being
caught between two pailings and his
scuffling soon choked him to death.
He was seen by a boy near by, but
before the alarm could be spread
and assistance procured, he was dead
He was picked up a little later and
carried home where the remains
were inquested by Esq. DeShazo.
He had fits occasionally, sometimes
lying on the ground several minutes
before being discovered. .-Hillsboro
Mirror
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Notice.

The ladies OF the Episcopal church
will have a Saturday market at Mrs.
J. Z. Cleyeland's. SOS Elm street.
where salads, cakes and pies will be
on sale. and will take orders for
same at any time. 81
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\ New Shamrock Emblem.

To Col Geo. c. Newton, one of
the city's jewellers, belongs the credit
of discovering a new Shamrock en-
blem. When he came down town
this morning he noticed that nearly
every man he met was wearing a
green tie or sprig of green, which
reminded him of the fact that this
was St Patrick's day Not wishing
to be left out of the procession he
looked around for something green
TO wear. His eyes spied a bunch of
turnips In front of Early's grocery
store. and 1t required but a moment
for him TO pluck a leaf therefrom
and pin 1t on the lapel of his coat
Thus adorned he walked down the
street as gaily as the man who was
supporting a $40 Shamrock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17

It has been decided by the city
council that the most effective way
TO keep the basement of the public
school building cleared of water
would be to put in a drain pipe, con-
Meeting the basement with the sewer.
AT the last meeting of the council
Alderman McDuffie, who is a mem
ber of the building committee, was
instructed to secure estimates on the
cost and go ahead with the work.
A force of men are now at work dig
ging a ditch from the school building
to the sewer main, and in this ditch
the drain pipe will be laid. There
will be a water trap in the pipe which
will prevent any poisonous gas from
the sewer entering the building and
thus affecting the health of the
pupils
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BEALL GIVEN OVATION.
Legislature Gives Fifth Dtssrtst Con
grx~wsnmn Enthusiastic
Reeep&lom.

A special from Austin TO the Dal.
las Tfmea- Herald. dated March is,
amyas
when the house invited fion.
Jask Heali of waxAhaehle memeeF
of congress- tFom the Dallas district,
- sat Ia the speaker stand yes-
tsvxany. -ap@eeh. sp@esh. ape~xh. was
shouted hy Almaws eveFs m~mb@f
FaoF time ar. EseaIi iKnofea the call
tmt h~sng peraAat@a in. hs finally
arom~. sac Introduced ~ Judge r.
y. Cohhs. who waa presiding. aud
maid
app7exiats mote thsn j can
express ths eouFsasa@m sxs~adwd 70
EAs 0n s@ss osras&en. aud all twwtlfs
mY appreciation ~ aeelinlng ia inter.
tsx@ @Ass the cuAEw~ uf pendiag irEass
lafion hy making yna a sp@esh.
shmnM y0n Moa3 stne@Fwks fuF yoar
sgart~4y and Almdaems
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Nick Nicholson. proprietor Of the
Naxahaehie candy Kitchen and tbs
Co4y Corner, arrived on the Kat
FLYER this morning from stsls 20 his
old home AZ Mexico Cty Niek has
been gone ten days. and he stated
this morning that hts trip waA = y~Fy
pleasant one He has been ali oywf
the republic of Mexico. aud there Il
not a place of Interest ia That hts
toFic countFy that he has GOT visited
Mia &ays that ~hiie en- route home
the customs Officers IT the hoFteg
wanted To send him hAck 20 asxicu
bat he soon convinced that Function
arr that he had taken the nsth II
aslsgianee 20 the stars snd stripes
and he wRs aliaWed 80 nFocwed uu
hts say tie bFuawht home with htu
n numb~r ef pare hand made Aexl
can cigars. WhACA hv very Eeueruusis
distributed among his frtends
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17

We eannot amaerwfana whv anv
s~Fassu auffwytnw wfth = eata ar sArxsss
and lans trumhim w1fl awwseFf gas pmF-
esss hcftAe uf C@vmaa Asrma. aalsf
~ AL sJwsss4@d nart@ af taa waraa.
wftnw1t a6mwsm eamw mf ga84nrm
Tssre arw sAewmands - eemsamnsIxez
yswhF @aT# IN NMxmhaNh4m HMmz maw~
fssaas bees 0~faAn svvmp she sEss
eTssilx sf their bakam alive EnAmB. AS
y0@F 6rwxgAs8. d. W. Fears pvaem
IS aH1 IS ee=sx -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17

In the case OF Geo. Connor against
IS. f. Fowler ct al, a suit 10 estab-
the title TO a lot. was concluded yes
terday afternoon by the jury
returning a verdict in favor of the
defendants The title of the lot
was vested In d. H. Thompson.
The case of T. p. Weatherford VS..
u, l. Brown, a suit growing out of
sequestration proceedings, was next
called for trial The evidence was
concluded this morning and the case
is now being argued by the attor-
news
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17

Ms. n. ~ Evans Clearwater
AA1ss AFff~= MsNN@ha fAH sal =
fos three Esssafna. The Anrfura mM3s
hs hSI autrA consumption We pres
cured s haffie - nailarSs Hore-
ammna @x~mn. aaA cured htna
YhAt AaM So veara awa aaa a4mea
shwm me have atwavw k@wf a suFsas
n the h0as@ Ne eannas o. wtsh.
oaf a. FoF coaxAa AzA es4ax f hAa
g. esmal @1F See nna ell ga
sola AV Hass4 4 Nzrttn 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-17

Wednesday morning near Bristol
a farmer named Frank Heffley was
seriously hurt by a mule. the ami
NAL kicking him several times. Mr.
Heffley was feeding his mules when
one of them began kicking him. Two
ribs were broken and other injuries
were sustained.
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Only three days mere of the Ross
n Heyer Jewelry Co.'S auction sale.
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BAYLOR'S ORATORS.
". VI. Splawn Was Given the First
Place.

test Tuesday might ar Baylor Uni
yersity. W NJ. Splawn won first place
ami ! ". Jeut second. The winner
in this contest will represent the
university in the state oratorical con-
test. which will he held IN Fort
Worth April 2l. There we're six
who entered the contest MI
Splawn had for his subject WHY
he United States Should Form an
Offensive and Defensive Alliance
with Japan ] W. Jent took toi
his subject The American Matady
| The judges were Dr. 7. s Clyce OF
sherman Or B. r. Riley ~ Hous
ton and Judge ; K, Scott OF Waco
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A Mas4 Mmwwsmmw

J HsmrT Miller and arn. Ella
R@aBnnd wwre amasmaE married -
thas eagy "Wednesday. TAe eensmonY
was performed hy Res. d. A Capaam
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Gfterjpprsiei.

Ran noaeH at "Teccrab.8 oaeu"s 2riere
gree CpIgsHtHs ont Gpboloslteeet til Gle
&nuoieu 9priiao eIer hans SsftsrDafter.
Seborg Clsea,ter. Ceres itniie Ggbpl0s.
iteo. TOM CT os befienet, bar 4prth 2afcta.
So Gu gro er tiliaIoen Disie eiter bans Mo.
Der. Sngebora IpriisHseatter S6ritao, @.
Sltore, par bet en- Siensite for cs, at iaa
Cplpsnina pm oeres Gpbotosfeo. q. s}er.
iino. 9. Siiore. galbres. Rorss. s1,2
Ole Snie reiits iRooember 1904i ira Rorth
3nfotn til 2aIath. On H~oasRci ~5eeurah.
ypifeH"s 2Riere tIeHoer III ham. bepeS be
%;lli,rioe huoerieaneoe. RariiH Suie, Ctiofs,
Y. 7at. 1919
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

ben par mon Serre oper SIoen, cftcr'
at 9inoen bar Isiet ganife at % Sicily
bar onfommet ira Stotbelle, 2nngs'
innb % 8~orsgruno; 8anoiprciter'
ne fra oisie 9per giproe goo Hptts.
8lifpnrefabrifen, bpor ssloen opitoo
Waifinrtunmet. iunoipnliguis PED Or
plolion, iamt bennes aoniorbpgning,
8uosfreos, Speriens, Rooes % Sol'
lofiets Suie err nebbrRnot til @run'
ben. aaptein Ssrcnlens Sus er nG.
item sbeIagt % fem eler ier Suie Ell.
Del rompoueret. Samtltge 8pgutu.
ger er asiurerebe. Snoboet / Dc
brRnSie Siie, bporaf Weitepdrteti
blep rebbet, bar flin oeIniS osiureret.
If Sfnoen faloer en- Salpeart pda
@lifparefabrifen. Cen lamleoe STA.
De onilaaes meb ct runot 9eIeb til
10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
so CENTS PR. MAANED

En- lille Flaske Scott's Emu1-
sion koster so Cents og vii ware
ct Spadbarn en- Manned - nogle
faa Draaber i dens Flaske hver
Gang den drikker. Dette er ct
ringe Udleg for saa stor Gevinst
at Sundhed og Yelbe6ndende.
Smaaborn, der faar SCOTS
Emulsion, wiser hurtigt Felgen
af dens hjalpende Virkning. Den
synes netop at indeholde de Nae
ringselementer, som ct Spadbarn
NEST behover.
Almindelig Fode mangler ofte
denne Naring; Scott's Emulsion
tilforer den altid.
Efterligningerk oster altid min
Dire end Originalen; derfor kan
Substituterne for Scott's Emul-
sion salges for nogle faa Cents
mindre. Men man sparer intet
we'd at kobe dem. Torskelever-
tran har en- udpraget Vardi, og
man faar den rene Ollie j SCOTS
Emulsion. Deri bestaar For
skjellen.
vivii senas Dem en- Prove firm paa Forisnssnde.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Zen poefaatc @autaitcn.

leoning al Hotilen ON, of Ell 8aaro'
bruger ira Sio | Senore 9ereeubus
bar iprpngt itu Ell pIognmmel Dan.
taiten for at BRUCE Den | 8rturomI'
rem paa fin 2oope, meboeles, at 81.
refisr @runhorit, itrar ban lit bsre
ON SorboIbet, al. JSeoe 8onierno'
tor Shetelig ON al reiie Re6 Ill
Solsns, iautioie iom 9ireftsreu on-
orog ON airfebepnrtementetS 8iitan6
for at re6oe De andre 8outaitene paa
Gienbommen. &irfeoepnrtementet te-
Iegrafereoe itrar til amtmauoeu |
Sgnore 9eraenblIS meo Seuitiaing
ON at isge iorbinoret, at De gienoG'
renbe @autaitene blep ebeIo9t. Oct
lpffebeS imiblertib aonierpator She-
telig moo Ell minbre 8oot9jerelie at
foa Granddaughter til at pe6ta9e Ell
Seftelie paa @ienoomuteu, buorpeo oe
gienitaaenoe 9autoitene % Ell al
@ropbaugene bleo freoet. 9eparte'
mentet ogter / ben n9rmeite Srems
ito Of nbpirfe 8ropoIition til Ell 2up,
Der tilitster at biuore @ieuoomsbe'
iibbere / Of ebeIpgge Sortioslepnin'
ger, JON finoeS poa beres Gienbom.
me,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
FRA Sinlanb. I'm q. 8etersbur

Sra SinlanS. Sru Ct. 8etersburd
mel6es Dem t0oe @ai. Som man Der
er De ltlopIig uonGpnte 8iipernsrer
NpIanbs og @iborgs Gen / 5inIont
aiIsit al 6inl9noere. Ser glGbcr aGt
SriiinbeSe fig paa 6iniauoS @egnt
ober bernie npe Seier, men De 70 Of
iatte @unernsrer err natlirligpis for
bttret. adt fomrner ser fra 8ibora er
bstit m~Prfoproig Me66eleIie ON, al
Der til beu oerpprenSe 8olitiforpaIt,
ming ifal bore nnfonnnet en- 6orien.
Belle, iom inoeboIot e1 SeIpeSeSmQifi,
ne; peb ct SiIf9loe erpIoocreoe oer
life. Ser nGrer man ingeu SbiI ON
at buooe SeIpebeSmoIfinen % belle
Siitorien en- N Spfinbefie for at mo,
btIoe bsie 8eofommenoe, boor farlip
Situntionen er, % ion at antpoe, bpaS
man fan netrte fig, noar Den paaIioe,
Iige rl,sitffe 8upcrnsr er bIeoet dflsii
al Ell iifff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Sanseanfererne pes srinaeu. 1rn

8aurben Seielitab | Ringbu oeltog 70
WRnb iom Inferere moo Sfotterua,
nemItg 8eroon SeielItob % Sub
brand SeielTtab. 9eroonS SIpgt at.
fees for ubbset, mems @uobrano Sci.
elitaos Gfterfommere enonu iuoebar
SGoretegaaroen eure Seielitoo.
"8ubbranoSoelen" bar faaet ii9 til,
ftiaet Ell StamtabIe pper SlGgteu
poa pprc Seielitab, fra SenSmaro
8uobrano Setelitao, Der "bor anfs.
rer og Commander i &ringlen imob
Ssrgen Sinfel og be 900 Rduo al
Sfotter." SarS Ssn bar Inocrs
8uobranoien og oennes Ssn igiett
8uobranb Inoerien (beo 1880. Gen
iioiteS Ssn @ngebret Seielitao bar
Gift nleo en- Sente fra 2iitab Cen
"0otter al BEN befienDte aloffer og
Srpifi9rer paa Sron Gbriitcr 2iitao)
og bsbe 1929, 81 &ar gammel. lis.
ies Ssn 8ubbrano Seielitao bar foot
1898. af bernie @ubbrdnbS Ssifen.
be par gbriiten gift meS Pine an.
~bersodtter Stronbe, anbers gift
meo Iori gitensbatter 8erge.
8aarben Sielitao piier fig al
Siplomatarium Norpeaicum at bas
be pGret ifreoet paa maltge Rao.
Der nebieicnnem Siberne: Sig.
bnnlitaubum 1886, SepaIItaob
(t49t), Seuoiitao 1920, &c.
politn6t G55O. SegeIItaot (157S),
Seuoaitoo (1594), Spgelitab (1604l
Sctgelsitao (166S), Seigelitao
Q723l SeieIitao (t75S). 4oa SGo.
norif err @aarbenS Nnpn ifrepet Sig.
paIofta6ir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Msaet / ennS. IoaIe Sanife ST

Msoet I SnnS. Hoaie oanife 81.
~itorifere, booritinnbt ar, erslep nj.
Il. bar uoienot Ct Spraab auadoeube
Oct b~iitoriite Msbe 2urn innlDoenbe:
ia man ira iperlt Stoe moo CT Sauif
Snife pnt ltolrtteIie iajtboloer nj.
bolbelien al oct biitoriife 9ee6e | Suuo
| SUM Waaneo. ubialer pi, al mar
ri life aater al oeltaae | Msoet, CT
Sooebgrlmoer ben at Oct CT oS liffert
befieirbt, of DC norife Siitorifere
mtligcts pod eli eufel ltnbtngeIie nGr
bar beilllttet life at Deltoge. Oct
CT bermeo gipet, at Ntsoct bill mite i'm
Garafter al ct nprbi'f Nfeoc. oa pi er
al oen Iuifitelic. at ct iucuif. banif 81.
ltoritcrmsoc, scr 10 life meh Hctte pil
flune bare Nannet al ct rorStif RsN,
unocr DC ui,oGrrenoe Sorbolb life bill
barre formaalstienItgt. W befIdger,
at port 2rlfe on WtsoctS lloi9tteIie
life bar pun6et Sn69ang hos De ioeu.
ite S~nobpocre.~ gto9Ie andre bonife
Sntoriferr - oeribIanbt 2it6pia Sol
bcrg idmt en- Dante - opforbrer fine
SduosmPr1b Ill Of beltnge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Ittrr en- Raub furipnnbrt.

beeanen er ser i 8interers Sob mel
fort JioS WeIlemrrm f~oriDunOet fTerc
WGno. De err ole fnnbne, men ION
Sig. Rl err Der igieu furiUmbet en-
Ranb. Oct er Sen 67anriac Seber
Sergerien fra otter sGrcqum, Zen
20oe gtpril iorIoo ban fit Siem ior
at eaa I'll Crbp. oq Ger bar Ran o.
ioo pGret. Wien iioen er ban iulo,
itrrlbig foriminoet. Sort fIere Gage
efter berpenSte 6amtIien ii3 til 80
Iitiet. Zen foripunone bar, ifelge
"&ibe autst.", life saltite rigtig !
Sonebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

Trn Steufj9r ifripes oen f0oe
@ai: 8aaronnen er ioa imoot be-
gpn6t oppper | 2anoet % er neo 9i'
Itrifterne peb Siorben / fuIo Sang.
Den ste rpffebe Mefruterne al Snb.
berre6 iuo paa Stenfieriauben, bpor
Der | 8interens Sch er bpaget ct 0ar
Manbifabsbaraffer, bper for Toe
@anb, os MISUNDERSTANDING.
S~piiebaraffe er UNDER Spferelie. 81
ben 9ranoen paa Stenfi9r bar Sol
baterne maattet ligge / SeIte. Sioct
lite Mai arbeibes Der Sag % 9eai
poa Den itore Sfipriug peo Stenfi9r
for Sea-Simoebanen - rimeligpis
2anoets ~itsrite SfiRring.