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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
DEAL FELL THROUGH.
REPORTED THIRD NATIONAL
BANK OF LOUISVILLE, WOULD
CONSOLIDATE WITH w.
B. SMITHS.
Directors Met, Elected a New Presi-
dent, and Said the Bank Would
Remain As 1t Is.

w. b. Smith, formerly of the Globe
Bank In Paducah, was one of the CEN
trail figures in a big transaction talk
ed of In Louisville Saturday, but
which was nipped in the bud Satur-
day night. according to reports. Mr..
Smith is said to be one of the organ
izers of the million dollar bank In
Memphis. and OF the big Louisville
deal the Times Of Saturday says:
Interest is keen on 1.-THE street" In
the factional troubles which have de-
veloped in the directorate OF the
Third National bank, and both the
sides, one represented by the presi-
dent, Il. ID. Martin. and ii. w. Rich
ardson. and the other by the vice
president, DR.. w. III. Netherland,
Percival Moore and John ii. McIIen-
ry. are reiterating their claims re-
garding the possession of controll-
ing interest In the stock.
Regarding the report that II the
last named men secured control of
the bank II would be consolidated
with the Western National, DR.. Meth
erland said this morning to report
en- for The Times;
"This rumor is entirely without
foundation, and | cannot imagine the
Inspiration for It's circulation. do
not know Mr.. w. b. Smith, the pres
ident OF the Western National bank.
and neither Mr. Moore, Mr., McHen-
ry or myself have had any negotia-
tions with him, and feel that Il Is
due to us that denial OF this re-
port be made. II there Is any proba-
bility OF such a consolidation II will
be through Mr.. Martin and his asso-
ciates. He and Mr.. Smith are great
friends. and he was considered for
cashier of the Western National be-
fore Mr.. T, L. Jefferson when Mr..
Smith took charge"
Mr. Smith said to a reporter for
The Times this morning that no such
consolidation had been definitely
considered, IF matters get to such a
point" he said, "that the Third Ma
tional win have 10 be sold. We might
buy Il outright and Increase our cap
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
Indigestion!
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lars Worth OF my Remedy Free
TO Try

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worth free because mine Is no ordi-
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causes that produce the symptoms.
symptom treatment must be Kept up
forevcr--as long as the cause is there.
as /, has removed the cause, Tor that
ie always the end of trouble.
stomach trouble Is not really a
sickness, but symptom. II IL a
e ailing. Not the voluntary nerves
that enable you to walk and talk and
nct--but the automatic stomach
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nave not room here to explain
how these tender, tiny nerves control
and operate the stomach. How worry
breaks them down and causes indi-
gestion How misuse wears them out
and causes dyspepsia. How neglect
may bring on kidney heart and other
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not room 10 explain how these nerves
may be reached and strengthened and
vitalized and made well by a remedy
] spent thirty years In pcrfecting-
now known by Druggists everywhere
ms Dr. Shops Restorative. ! have not
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removing the cause. puts n certain
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make me no promisc--take no risk.
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
Big AERoLIYE
SAILED OVER PADUCAH BEFORE
DARK LAST EVENING.
Was Seen by Many People. Who De-
clare II Was big One.

There's no doubt of its being true,
because the lid was on yesterday and
nobody was drinking anything ex-
cept those who had jugs, and by the
time II happened they weren't able to
get out and see things.
II was an aerolite and big one.
About 6 o'clock last evening many
people down town, and all over town,
in fact, saw large, white, glittering
meteor shoot across wide area of
sky east of the city.
To those on Broadway. the heav-
emily visitor seemed to go directly
across Broadway. Although IL was
still light, the meteor was plain, and
looked very much Ike big ball of
electricity might appear in the day
time. II seemed TO be unusually near
and many people, after they espied
II. had time to run across the
street and get parting view of 1t as
1t descended behind the buildings.
IL was a very unusual phenomenon
and scores Of people witnessed 1t. 1t
Is believed that 1t was so close to
the earth that 1t fell somewhere in
this section before the friction OF the
atmosphere caused It to burn Itself
out. II Is said to have been the larg-
est of the very few meteors seen in
daytime, and those who saw 1t say
they would not be surprised to hear
Il ON Il later.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Master Mechanic X. J. Turnbull,
Of the local /. c.. has devised very
economical cab lamp, which will save
the road quite neat little sum. Cab
lamps are provided with globe
painted so that no light can be seen
except what is thrown on the two
gauges and on the coal in the tender.
Globes are continually being broken
and besides the cost of a new one,
the painting is considerable item
of expense, and Mr.. Turnbull has de-
vised tin lamp with holes cut In 1t,
doing away with the glass globe. The
tin lamps will save the cost of globes
and all engineers out of Paducah will
be supplied with them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
Delay in Material Causes Loss of
Time on Fulton District.
It. Louis Concern to Paint I. G..
Bridgc--Mnstcr Mechanic In
vents New Cab Lamp.
OTHER RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Horace Johnson, foreman of
the block signal gang of the I. c.,
will finish the work of putting in adj
ditional telephones on the Paducah
district about Wednesday and will
then go south to work.
lie has been working on this dis
trict over a week, finishing up work
left undone when the blocks were
first installed. The material for Mr..
Johnson's department of the work
on the Fulton district is here loaded
am ready for use, but the outside
wiz, has not come and this is delay
ing the work. Mr.. Johnson thinks
1t will be here in ten days and will
start on the blocks then. II will re-
quire about two weeks to finish the
work.
The work OF putting in blocks on
the Louisville district, between Cen
trail City and Louisville, will prob
ably not begin for many weeks on ac-
count of a northern division which
comes In ahead Of IT. Block Signal
Foreman Horace Johnson has receiy-
ed orders TO go north after he has
finished the Fulton district and has
been Informed that, the Louisville
division will come later.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
THE HUsTENG /. G.
Has $4,000 Men at Work About the
Docks at New Orleans.

The Illinois Central has 1900
men at work clearing up the ground
and restoring the docks at New Or
leans. Every sawmill along the lines
OF the Illinois Central In the south
is getting out l-Aber to rebuild the
docks. Vice President Harahan is
paying especial attention to the work.
Within sixty days he hopes to have
an elevator finished which will hold
million and one bushels OF grain
The company will provide better fire
protection for the new docks The IL
linois Central is handling all freight
offered at New Orleans.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
H4AHHHHHA4
NO. 5.

AS has been explained,
the best business men re-
ly on and use the banks
more and more as they
advance towards the best
and hig hest business
standards.
Relations with a bank
make for conservative
and stable money trans
actions. The very fact
that it is necessary to go
through with so much
form when dealing with
a bank, which some adj
vance as their excuse for
not dealing with banks,
is evidence that it is not
uoly practical but ncces-
sarp. For the necessity
of keeping an account of
every cent and of going
through with the same
process all the time,
which relations with a
bank makes necessary,
lends a stability and con-
scrvatism to none ~
transactions which can
be gotten in no other
way.
The difference between
dealing with a bank and
not dealing with a bank,
is the difference between
the right and the wrong
way of handling money;
the difference between
keeping an account Of
your transactions and not
keeping such an account;
in short it is the difference
between business : like
and unbusin lik e
habits.
Mechanics & Farmers
Savings Bank
22z broadway
HASA44A9
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
Two New Votes.

Born to the wife OF Mr. Tom Over
street OF near Massac Saturday night
two boy babies. Mr., overstreet is a
candidate for magistrate in the Sew
enth district and his friends are con
graduating him over the addition OF
two votesfor hiscandidacy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Mr.. w. T. Dinneen, special agent
for the Louisville division of the /.
c.. was in the city last night, the
first time in four weeks, having been
seriously Ill of la grippe.
Mr.. Dinneen is one of the most
popular detectives on the road and
his illness was a source Of much re-
greet TO the officials and his other
friends, He went to Princeton this
morning to attend the trial of four
boys arrested here several weeks ago
for breaking into box car on the
Louisville division of the road. and
selling the shoes stolen at Princeton,
Mr., Dinneen's many friends will
be pleased to learn of his recovery,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
tai stock from 100000 to $780,

ltal stock from 100000 to $780,
OOO."
Saturday night, however, there
was something doing. and Mr.. Z. ID.
Martin. the man according to re-
ports in favor of the consolidation,
was succeeded as president by Owen
Tyler. who is opposed to 1t. The meet
mig Of directors at which the ex-
change of presidents was effected was
held at 10 o'clock Saturday night,
a lot Of stock changing from one fac
ton to the other in the meantime
and after 1t was over statement was
Issued in which it was stated, that
the Third National would not consol-
idate with the Western National or
any other bank.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Mr.. Charles Warren. the ex-motor-
man, who is now travelling out of st.
Louis for the Kinloch Paint compa-
ny, went to Gilbertsville this morn
ing to close a contract with the con-
tractors who have secured the job of
painting the I. C. bridge.
The !. C. let's such contracts in
stead of doing the work itself and
the contract will be a big on as the
bridge Is a big one and will require
much paint.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Train No. l0i, from Memphis to
Louisville, was delayed four hours
this morning by wreck near Upton,
Tenn,
The tyin is due here at 1;20, but
did not arrive until $500 o'clock. A
freight train was delayed at Upton
and the passenger train detoured
via. Milan, Tenn, over the l.. a N,
No one was reported hurt. and the
damage to the freight train Is said
TO be slight.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

The daily bulletin of the Manu-
facturers Record states that the
cashier of the new million dollar
bank at Memphis has not yet been
chosen. This is the place reported to
have been offered to Mr.. l.. c. Gar
rctt, of Paducah.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

A report on the directors of the
Lincoln Savings Bank, of Louisville.
Ky, with s250,OO0 capital stock.
shows that Hon. Henry Burnett, for
merly of Paducah, is one of the d.
rectors.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

"Wings Of the Morning." will
cause dull moments 10 take
flight. This excellent story will
be Published Ia The sun Begin
ming to-day. Try the daily
instsllnient as a care dispenser.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Trainmaster l.. b. McCabe and
Master Mechanic r. j. Turnbull left
this morning for Louisville to attend
a STAFF meeting of Supt. A. II. Egan.
The improvements and general con-
ditions of the division will be dis
eussed. This is a monthly meeting
of the staff.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

The Peoples Independent Tel
ephone company has completed the
work of removing It's wires from
Broadway as far as Ninth street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Ssires &ruo on iafutiSia Sn6fs.
relic al TroportionaliSme oil beIler
neppe | 9rnaSen blipe aIporIia bUp.
set.
SnititSminiiter Mbertt imsSpfoul
Ct gammelt 8enitrefrao oeo SremiPt.
teIie al ToriIog til WiriiterauiporIig
heSStou. SoriiogetS SfiGbue or pSerit
tpiliomt.
GnoeIia irenidtteS ira prtpat joel.
olSemofratif SIDE SoriIa9 ON vi.
ifnfielie al IbeI SitIer oa Rang liant
cm 6iSeifommisierS SpbGpcIie.
= 9anb$thinget ircmiatte SliltitS'
miniiteren after inar RctSrefcrmcn,
% Observation-Disclosures ger8 msotc
meS Sen dlmiuoeIiae fommlmale
@oloret. elsie ounle Sorilda an
ices life Iurgcr for nnoet enN Toro.
Sennncrc. RcQieriuaeuS Weotemmer
hor forTrrtQit pitt. at DC life oil cpta'
&C EFT SoriatninGSfantp uteo SdnoS-
thiuaet ON Sisie rdSifaIe &ope, og
R~eaierngcr opnanr Serior peo nereS
Eremjrtelic tiln at aiaipe angrebS'
Tfnts Tor RoSitanoerc tilhsire 90 til
oeuitre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Grrnierdateu tilbdgc.

8rGnlepagt nofomntan6ereoe Soloa'
ter al Iorife Ss9gerforpS Sanoo9rns-
battalion oenote ignnr tilbage BERTH
neD milit9rt @rtratog ira 6reortfS~
Galb, ifrioer "S. g." / ariItiauta oe1t
lite Sftober. gataljonen ialnleoes
foran NprOmanositotten | Sreortfs'
tal6, bpor SenS Gbef Sberiheitrant
2unoe ~ubbrogte ct Sepe for Saloen
rg Set ,tbeieireSe 6reorifsiten % tof'
feSe for Opbolbet Der. gataljonen
otfon BERTH iaaordfteS peb Spptiben
% marIbereoe gienrtem DC nettrcTfe.
fpISte @aSer, bpor acknowledgements
ffang uitanielig, til SPituingsplao.
Zen. Ser taffeSe Sberitleitnant Sun.
Sc 9efal % Wenige for t~roiait 8agt'
boIN peo @relien i oisie for Score
ImnSet iaa betponingsfulbe Sage %
opfcrSreoe 9atlionen til at iitemme
ct nifoloiat Surra for oct aanlc %
life mirtoit for BET me Toree. Saft'
fait og begeiitret iuarebe Sofoaterne
meS giftdnb AT ben fo~riannleoe
WengSe meo fraftige 5rrraraab. De
hienpenbte SolSater ipreStes berpaa
for burtiait nniligf at fpmme biem til
fine pentenoe &i9re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Oct nprife Etntsbnoaet.

49,
fomiteen bar M afgipet i'm Snoitil'
ling ON gubgetupgisret. SnSitihin'
gen er f~orelsbi9, foriaopibt iom BEN
bpgger poa Sen SorubiGtning, at
SuftertoIbenS Sorbsielie bill blioe
ertoeIig beotoget at Stortbinget, og
at De gienitaaettbe Sugcr o~fgisres
operensItemmenoe meo DC mt forelig'
genSe SnoitiQinger. gnbgettet er
ianr BELT / 70 9ele, set orbinpre og
Set etraoroimGre. 8nn oct orbinGre
9ltSget er SSnot9gterre Of oen bi'
refte Sfot opfsrt meo 1920, 900 SIR.
% paa Oct ertraoroinGre meO LOO,
600 &r., iilIamnen $4,000 SIR.
"a ltogifternc pcs oenne Sfot bels'
FER iia I'll 10000 Ser, err Nettoinb.
t1gten 100000 SIR. Solotuotra.
6erne drildaes til 81 Itlioner aro.
ner (for,oiat, at Sltffertoloen oeota.
ges). SnbtGgterue al SolSforbsiel'
len nnilaaeS til 100000 SIR. 8rpn'
6euinsofgiiteln a~niloaes til 8 Willio'
ner. 1epdrtementet forellog Str. 90,
@altaigiiten i9ttes til Ser, $780,
600. SGtpl9tberafeiften 10000 ar,
Sobofsaigiiteu 10000 ar. 5tempel'
dfgiiten al 9oflmlcnter 100000,
afgiften al SpiGefort 10000 aro.
rer. arpeuigiften 100000 aro.
rer. 8epartements' og RetsiportGer
1250000 Ser. &enter al Statsfas.
lens misunderstanding SIR. 1850"
900. - 0at oroin9re Budget balan-
cerer mes ar. 90,600,000 % Der er.
traoroinpre meS ar. 10,263, 575.
lloaiiterne peo oct ertraorSiuRre
guSaet neOfommcr Sernbanebpgnin.
0en oo Sesrbeu 100000 SIR. til
Qpfning al ttblieere 6oriuorsbeoilg.
uinger. Bda bi$ie itoar MI f,400,'
600 Str. til Reit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Den oanifc Riesoae.

ara &ietcnhdrn me0eies 6eu 36ie
Sfto6er: Otter 8igSodselts interes-
ielsie aabning igaar iulste iSag
5toiiet Ill en- fpIbia arbeiosperiooe,
ioet Sc forificlige Winiitre / 3bin.
gene ire1niatte en- R9ffe uge 6orilas,
bporoi forteIig ifal incomes og ffiSie.
res oe Oigti8ite:
= E~olfetbinget: Sinansmini'ter
2asien fremiatte Sinanslouforlaget.
lem piier ct 6lloeetteret SoerItlto paa
2,744000 SIR. !Gn Iettere Stigntng
pad De mtlitGre guSgetter er life eg'
net iii at fremfalSe Crib, Ga Sen er
ioraariaget peo re8Hifa6smGsiigt
eraftiif Senipn. Canine Vfiniiter
fremiatte SoriIag ON Cprettelie al
"aougeriget Tmmarfs Sppotbet.
botf" iom uoeluffenoe ifal hiRlpe ri
REQ Smiptningen al onnife arestt'
orening$obliaatiouer | loldrOet,
bpor areoitioreuingerres oorenoe Nm
tdl faber lttrpgbeo % 5orntrrIIi9,
o. buor private 8apirer fiere SteSer
q be6eftcSe ure6 tor Stempeiofgiit.
Get politiif piatigite 5oritng er
RonieilsprGiiSent G%briiteniens ON
Misunderstanding, bDoreiter &anoct
neles i 1872 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sisl.
&c oeu n~usiRl0euoe Sroning - iom
al6eles life poerboloes - itiilSe Der
rGre 1 6oltetbingsmarS ior buer
5000 SnSbpgsere. Der er imiSIer.
ito finn ia poa ouer pa Wiliou. ct
Wein6retal mifer eonife pitt Weo.
lemstaGet itigrnoe neS Sotfen9us.
cen; meu GbriiteHiets Sorilog oil
Soa rimeliaois life frsSe dIucrIie
WoSitanS sa SET / ale SiIiGlSe bp.
Ser en- retiRroigere SrSnins - life
minSit for De iOrltrctteoe 9pers 8eo-
fonmnenSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
de 6. gerrntscnS Reiiernis.

Soreuiugen "Snabet", gope Go. oe'
28be og 24oe Cftober; Sout Center ScI
25Se; 5aut @dIep Eorsuiua Den 26oe
% ben 27be; Storoot ben 2soe; SitiIe
Cant atrte al. II ben 29ee; acuootd
aL. 3 ben 29bc; Snli Center 81. 7 hrn
29oe; GIarisio Smepu Den 30oe og ben
Site; eagle Seuo ben lite % 2Seu So'
peulber; @uoeua Den 3oie; Sop Greet
B%crrnius ben Ace % Ste; arucber9 Cms
esn BEN CITE 90 Tee.
Rr. Screutien er uoienbt al Rinrnc'
iota Observation-Disclosures San Ipueer og
ipiler Sorpe.
Guitar Gibe. Scfretrr.
3437 2orafeHotu aoe., @inreupcItS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
st 100 gnrs SnbilGnn,. Zen 27bt

st 100 Inrs SubilGnm. Ten 2rDe
September er BEN oi8ti9ite WtGrte'
6m for De oarife Sfopc, tbi poa oen
Gaa, MI netop for 100 aar iioen,
nofom Ser en- Sorur0ntng, lom bar
bopt en giennemgribenOe g~etpontrg
for Ganmarfs lloieenOc og for boz
ientlige Sioer al bets Eforomt, men
ION oesuastet fun ioa uoenfcr Sfop'
bruaernes are6s fiert6cr roget til.
3enne Sororbuirg fable gegrebet
Breoifop os latte berpe0 Bonn for De
ioriprSaiqe SfoopoelGIgelier, iom
baooe funSet SteS / GiOen fsr 1905.
GnSpiSere tiloeiebrnotc cen Sorubint'
ningerne for ct rntionelt Sfopbrug
peo of paabpbe lloifiitntng al go
rene, iom bibtil for itsrite 3elen BAD
De benligeet / SPaeSitdb melem for'
itieQne Giere. llben Sreosifopsior.
cronirgen al 27be September 1905
uit0e 7aumorf utpiIiomt for I9ngit
ndoe iftiltet 1terlte 2eteit ar ttite 1iiiltf'
te Ysgeifope, iom MT er Sarr6ets be6a
ite GrpS. Og bapoe Sc oGret Bort.
bugaeSe, piISe De banife 2arSmGuo
bare oGret nsSte iii CT bente iii en-
orne fyorbrug al SmortrG ira llO.
lanSet. aItiaa ogiao. til AT betale Set
meget 6prere eltS III. 6reosfcusior'
crSningcn bar pirtet minbit Iige iao
itGrft in0ao Ill; Oeslia0tet ipnes oeHs
SlmoreSaars SubiIaIrm bog al bare
gaaet ref upaaugtet uf; iaa blot pi0eS.
er oct fiut bleDet feirct al nogle iao
S~fopbrigere / en- al Sanoets Sfou'
riSergaarSe pes Ell Sammenfon,it Seit
27& September ianr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Retter s~oSfienctc Senne SoISnine %
Gfifar Serpeo StsritcoeIen al ViSneic.
relien. 9oaSe Metten og Statsaopo.
fdtcn betegnebe mSer MetsicrbanS.
lifreerne ioag 2ronpiSret i ben iiSite
0tnHeniam . Troces, Ronen goolI
3anicn al Gsbiera, iom u~peoerbeitig
% ntiIregneiig cg atiaa oct for be.
pitt at 8orien hnnSe iiotaft ia iom
Snnsien-@ srremsae paaItoS | Ssu.
oerlpoife aarbsser, aetten oemte til.
troos berfor SanSien.N srremsae til
3 Iaaneoers SrnaieI og anSerier
til 300 Warf 9eSe. 8aarSeirr q.
Sinnemarn (ben puare) al IrenSe.
rilpguarS peo gnmbritp, Der par
itrGpnet iom @ibnc til RetSiprborS.
Iinaen, fom oeune Gang itbinSrct til
6iensborg % gif frit omfrirg / Com.
buffet unber SprhunoIingen. Mer
Ga bar oitSe forIaSc RetSiolen. bler
ban dnbolot for untoer @epoatuing al
isreS oper 8rRnien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

xtnnorct Tor 5000 STR. Srd &lg.
benbapn meboeIcs ben 4oe October
! geprrtninaer ~Get lille gpotbefA
| 8ognnagcrgaoc er irat eli Woro-
mano bIeoen pIpnoret Tor 6000 Str.
Otter at bare tient Iensene | ane-
rita bar ban fommen Der til Spe'l
paa 8iemcmreiie til Gtprae. 90 ban
blep Su al noale gonbeIangerc Ipffei
neb / Get lille apotbef", bpor MAJ,
lang. IpiIese cg bnnieoe Tor bom.
Iorommoen bIep gieuta9ue 8ange
omiapnet al ihne hanife 8etner. %
ga ban fuIoe betaIe, bar DC 5000 SIR,
itiaaine. genaene beitnS al fl banlfe
500 Str. .SeSIer, / 100 Str. SebSei
&C &elten SifroHeieoler. SaaeH bier
itrar meIot til Eoiitiet, % bette drt'
boISt / S~orinibags en- al Sooeonrrt'
Sene for &soeriet. San beSer Gre
oerif SiIbeIm Tariaaer, populGr'
faISct "2pie giIbelm", % hIep nn'
boISt | FIN aiGreItes SopGl / &oat'
maeeraaSe. 8eS i'm InhoIoelie bar
bon / geiiSSelie at 6 Str. 500 ar.'
SebIer. On unnen al 8eoerne, Der
ppbolSt Iig / iamme 2eiIi8heo. Iprail8
us aieuuem ct Siuou % unSIap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

GpSSfalb. Gireftsr for Grome s.
@olbihmtStS Sabrifer / SorierS,
aoniuI Greemers, er aignact peo o.
Dem paa en- &Iinif | &i~sberbaon, 81
gGr gammcl.
- MnriemaIer Matthias Giitfeu el
ojgoaet peo 9sbcn i 0Nenie.
- 8aitor emer. .. 9iuier er bso
/ Iibe / en- alSer al 50 Mar. Sall
er feSt | SorienS | 1923. FRA 1850
Ga bar ban 9rpit Q. 2pgum Ma
benrad anrt, or efter arigat 6lec
ban 8rGit | geflimpe t Torofpen.
hporfra ban 1873 iorilptteScs til ct.
Sergen Ssrup Sogu peS SoerSbor9
boor ban bar til 1897, ga ban tcg lin
gfIfcS.
Observation-Disclosures, Ram'
merbcrre GnitenfioIb er nfgaaet peo
Ioocn, gobt 50 anr gammeI. Zen
gfosbe, Ser beItog I ben fsritc les
piqitc arig og raprIig bleo b~eficnot
iom Serer al Oct hriitige &ptterau'
qrcb pua &plbirg 2onbcpei blep lc'
mere Sofdef hos nfosbe 9ronning
Qouiie oq Srbensmnrruf.
Gad Rouoers Soipital osoe
forIeSeu Mat Gnfefru 8itbelmine
GeciIie 9Iid,er / Ell aIber al 81 aur.
9un bar at meget befiettSt SlGgt;
bun par remlig 0dtter al Gtatsraao
1iclSitrup paa SinoinggaarS og bar
Gnfc eiter aanb. bill, S~foIebeitprer
GLIDER, Ell Ssn Of Snamo8 0igier.
Sum bar ell iiGloer cIifuGroig lame,
Scr troS8 FIN beie AlScr baobe en-
f~tISitpnoig uip9ffet Sufommelie oa
cuSnu f,mSe ipnee, ipiGe, oeflumerc
% broScre re8et mutt.