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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
CLEVELAND HONORS REED
Unable to Give Services, but Makes
Generous Contribution to Me-
mortal Fund
By Associated Press.


PORTLAND, Maine, Nov. 6.-The
letter which former President Grover
Cleveland wrote to the Thomas b.
Reed memorial association in answer TO
request that his name be included in
the list of the directors with his con-
sent, was made public today and is as
follows:
Your recent letter asking ME to be-
come a director of the Thomas B. Reed
memorial association is at hand. |
had great admiration for Mr.. Reed and
great respect for his ability. l think
it is eminently proper that his high
charact and public service should lie
fittingly memorialized.
1T seems to me however, that this
should be undertaken by those who
were nearer to him in every way than
l can claim to have been. Another
reason stror ,er than this for hesita-
ton is found in my reluctance to be
identified with a project to which
cannot give the least attention. ! am
not at all satisfied to be nominally .
director in such movement without
performing any useful duty and this
would be my exact predicament Should
/ accept such place in the directorate
of your ASSOCIATION.
Il do not want to be suspected Of
raciousness or lack OF interest, but
If 1 may be allowed to mCdestly con-
tribute instead of appearing as a di-
rector 1 shall feel much more COM
forta ble."
The letter was accompanied by a
generous contribution.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
FIRM THAT
MUST HAVE MORE ROOM
The Mammoth Shoe House
SIG South Broadway
Getting Shoes From Eastern Mar.
kets by the Carload. Must Make
Place for Them. Tremendous
Price Cutting Today.

From the way shoes are beginning IN
tumble into the Mammoth Shoe House,
ol9 so. Broadway, Mr.. Olcovich, who
Is now In eastern markets, must he trv-
ing to corner the market. The writer
was permitted to look over some of
the snaps he has bought I'D for tbis
hustl1ng concern. And, by the way,
they are cutting the prices on MANY
OF their present lines to make room
Tor this enormous shipment, makes the
present good time to get shod Fall
Styles Just in from the factory. For
instance: They have about 10 dozen
Women's shoes marked CSC that for
merly sold at $3.50 to $3.50. A whole lot
of turn sole patent feathers. Another
bargain Is an oxford line, and many
high shoes In the lot at s1.49. They are
1890 values. At s1.95 you have the
choice of perhaps dozen new STYLES
many of which are worth $3.50 to $500
Mems shoes-Johnson & Murpbv
1900. $500 and $500 grades, strictly
handmade shoes. Their price Is only
$345. and every we'll posted man IN
Cahtornia knows that this is very
cheap.
Boys and girls shoes at sweepIne
reductions. CSC buys $500 grades; lots
'f them. too. Today is a good time to
go and see how they can save Won
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

Members of The Herald team in the
Y. M. G. A. membership contest were
the guests of Oscar B. Smith, captain
of the team at a dinner given at the
Brunswick hotel last night.
Much enthusiasm was shown and
the young men of the team express
themselves as being determined to cap.
ture the prize of $50 and the dinner at
the Angelus which is offered to the
winners.
The contest started November and
about sixty new members have been
secured by The Herald team, Capt
Smith said that many of the boys are
not turning their memberships in for
fear they would discourage the other
contestants if they scored too heavily
at the beginning of the contest
1t is believed that the contest, which
closes January l, will add 1000 new
names to the membership rolls.
The Herald team numbers among it's
members some of the youngest boys in
the contest, and they believe that
young blood will tell in a membership
contest as in everything else.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
Line Will Run From MarysviIe to
Nevada City and
Auburn
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Articles
of incorporation of an electric railroad
to run from Marysville to Nevada City
and thence to Auburn were filed today
under the name of the California Mid
land Railroad company.
The new road, which will transport
both passengers and freight, will run
from Marysville, Yuba county in a
general northeasterly direction to Ne
vada City, and from there will take
southerly route to Auburn. While
the petition names Steam, electricity
or any other motive power" 1t is known
that the road will be operated by cleo
tricity. The entire estimated length
of the road is seventy miles.
In the articles of Incorporation 1t is
set forth that the capital stock of the
new company is $3OOOOO0, which is di-
vided into 10000 shares at the par
value of $100 each. The sum of $4,000
has been subscribed. The directors
are John Martin, San Francisco; Eu-
gene j. de Saba, jr,, San Mateo; Leo
H. Susman, San Francisco; Lawrence
w. Pryor, San Francisco; Walter j.
Mclean, San Francisco. Leo H. Sus-
man is treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
kaIser's Gift to MIkado

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Emperor William
is sending to the emperor of Japan a
present OF six black stations from his
stud farm.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
OWES INJURY AND
HIS LIFE TO MUD
CAR CRASHES INTO WAGON,
RAILS SLIPPERY
A. j. Easton Hurled From Vehicle by
Vernon car-Thrown Nearly Hum
dred Feet by Force
Of Crash

Mud caused a collision last night
between Vernon car and a wagon
driven by A. J. Easton of 1340 East
Thirty-eighth street, IN which Easton
was probably fatally injured.
That he was not killed instantly was
due only to the mud.
The wet adobe soil caused the car
wheels to slip and slide and Easton,
who was endeavoring to cross the
tracks at Thirty-eighth street and
central avenue, was run down. But
the same adobe soil broke the force
of the mans fall and saved him from
instant death.
driven through the wagon, smashing
into splinters the seat on which Eas-
ton had been sitting and knocking
down the team.
The wagon was demolished, but the
horses were dragged on their sides on
the wet, greaseike mud and escaped
without injury. With one hand Easton
was leading horse behind his wagon
and with the other hand he was driv-
ing the team. When the crash came
the rope was jerked out of his hand,
freeing the animal he was leading
Bystanders seeing the accident
rushed to Easton's assistance and,
lifting up the unconscious man, car
ried him into a blacksmith shop,
where he was revived by a physician
They also notified the police. Late last
evening when seen at his house Eas-
ton was able to talk of the accident
with great difficulty.
when l saw the car first l had
reached Central avenue, driving east
On Thirty-eighth street. 1t was nearly
half block to the north" said Eas-
ton in broken sentences. "It was not
until my team reached the track that
] realized how fast it was coming,
and then it was too late to do any
thing but drive ahead.
with seemingly increased speed the
car came down on me and that is all
] remember" Exhausted with his ef-
y fort in talking Easton lay back on his
pillow, gasping
Those who saw the accident say that
the motorman was unable to stop his
car because of mud. The car men say
that the condition of the tracks made
it impossible to hold the car with
brakes.
Easton is 65 years old. His head was
terribly injured on the left side and
It is still question whether the skull
is fractured above the temple. His
right leg is bruised and the bone is
fractured below the knee.
The car which struck Easton is
No. "a.
From Patrolman Graham it was
learned that witnesses to the accident
claim that Easton was injured through
the carelessness of the motorman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Damages to the MarbIehcad

MARE ISLAND, Nov. 6.-The COL
lision between the refrigerator ship
Celtic and the cruiser Marblehead near
the navy yard yesterday was less SER
ious than at first thought. The port
guns of the Marblehead We're sprung
SO that they will have to be dismounted
and repaired, and her whaling boat
valued at $1,000 was destroyed. The
cruisers port bridge was slightly dam
aged, and a temporary float lying
r.ongside with a small amount of ma
chinery on board was smashed. Execu-
tive Officer Knapp was in command of
the Celtic at the time of the accident
which is generally attributed to the
north wind which prevailed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Trimmed Hats Under.
priced Today

A special assortment Of dressy trimmed hats,
turban sailors Of various shapes and dress
styles, excellent materials, most desirable
colors, handsomely trimmed in many pretty
ways, worth UP to $3.50; on sale underpriced
Tuesday at $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
LOMDON'S PROLETARIAT
SINGS MARSEILLAISE
WOMEN OF UNEMPLOYED DE-
MAND WORK OF BALFoUR
Wives and Daughters Of Idle Men
Tell Premier That Unless Some-
thing Is Done Soon to Furnish oc-
cupation There viii Be BIoodshed
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The desperate
condition of the poor of London was
brought to the notice of Premier Bal
four today by a remarkable deputa-
ton of the wives and other women
relatives of the unemployed, who did
not hesitate to tell the premier that
unless something is speedily done to
lessen their suffering there will be
bloodShed.
Don't forget that hungry men are
desperate men," said one of the speak
ers, who all had the same tale to tell
of husbands out of work and starving
wives and children. The pinched faces
and tattered clothing of the women
some of them having babies in their
arms, bore eloquent testimony to the
truth of their complaints.
Enormous crowds of women from all
parts of London marched through the
streets headed by deputation which
Mr.. Balfour received at the Office Of
the local government board.
The "MarSeillaise" was heard as the
procession advanced, perhaps the first
time it was ever heard under such cir
in the streets of London.
Only forty of the women were ad-
mitted in the presence of Mr.. Balfour.
The premier was very sympathetic.
He acknowledged that the evil was
very real, but he had little to sug-
gest in the way of alienation except
an expression of hope that public char
lty would come to the aid of the un-
employed. He deprecated the Social
lstic suggestion that industries should
be started at the national expense for
the benefit of the unemployed as cal
culated to destroy the springs of en-
terprise and energy of the nation. At
the close of Mr.. Balfour's speech of
despair" as the delegates described 1t,
Mrs. Crooks, wife of VIM. Crooks,
4 labor party member of the house
If commons, and several other women
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

invited Mr. Balfour to come and live
among them for a few months.
The premier remarked that he was
quite aware that nothing he had said
could be other than disappointing.
They had his genuine sympathy, and
he felt most acutely the magnitude of
the evil from which they were suffer-
ing.
A mass meeting of the women was
held in the afternoon to hear the re-
port of the delegation. Mr.. Crooks
M. P, and others made speeches.
The meeting unanimously adopted a
resolution to continue the fight for the
employment of the unemployed and
the meeting broke up amid uproarous
scenes and the singing of the Mar
seillaiSe."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

72-inch pure flax in fine scroll and
floral patterns, excellent wearing
quality. worth 75c; on sale under
priced Tuesday at 5Sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
CASH CAUSES FRIGHT
Payment of Wages to Laborers in
Currency Starts Run on Indiana
Harbor Bank
BY Associated Press.

by RSSOcldleu l'TeSS
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Cash payments
of wages in Indiana harbor frightened
the employees of the big factories there
so geatly last week that they started
run on the Indiana Harbor State
bank. The financial storm ragged for
three days and the tempest was
qnieted solely by the sight of piles of
currency and gold which the bank
officials placed in view of the ignorant
foreigners, who were clamoring for
their money.
The run was at last checked and
nearly all the money that was drawn
out has been re-deposited.
The anomalous fright resulted from
the fact that the Inland Steel company
at the end of the previous week on the
regular pay day paid in cash instead of
following its old custom of giving the
employees checks drawn on the bank.
This led to the conclusion that some
thing was wrong with the bank and
the run ensued.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
TAKES POISON IN CEMETERY
Stranger at Soldiers Home Drinks
Deadly Drug and Expires Shortly
After Discovery
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Nov. 6.--An en-
ploye of the home discovered James
Osborn lying in the cemetery in an un-
conscious condition Sunday evening
Osborn was at once removed to the
hospital but died shortly afterward. An
empty laudanum bottle was found be-
side the man in the cemetery Physi-
clans say that Osborn committed sui
eide.
Osborn was 70 years of age and
stranger at the home. He is said to
have come from Jasper county, In
diana. A few days ago he fell over
bluff at Santa Monica and was severe
ly injured The body was taken to
Santa Monica
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
HERALD TEAM IN
WINNING FORM
MANY NAMES ADDED TO Y. M.
c. A. LIST
Captain Smith and his LOYAL Men
Banquet and Plan for Further
Work-Confden of
Winning

!. THE HERALD TEAM
{ Oscar B. Smith, captain.
Charles Stanton, first lieutenant.
John Macready.
/ William ShoIes.
I Arthur Wickstrom.
Harry Macready.
lmre CIaWson.
Charles Dane.
Grover Adams. .
Ralph Morgan.
Eugene McCann. .
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
VETERAN ACTOR DEAD
William J. Lemoyne Passes Away at
Age of Seventy-five
Years
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Wm. ]. Le-
moyne, the veteran actor, died at In
wood-on- the-Hudson today of Bright's
disease. At the bedside We're his wife,
Sarah Cowell Lemoyne, and a few inti-
mate friends of the family. Mr.. Le-
moyne was IS years old and go years of
his life were spent on the stage He
made his first theatrical appearance In
Portland, Maine, in THE Lady of
Lyons in company which included
Mrs. Edwin Forrest Mr.. Lemoyne
served in the northern army in the
civil War and rose to the rank of cap
tain: lie was wounded at the battle
of South Mountain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
69c Flannelette KimOnas ACC

Made from good quality of flanelette
in good patterns and figures, finished
in plain bands and fancy stitching,
all sizes, soc values; underpriced
Tuesday at 49c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
$3.50 Women's Coats S4.0S

Medium and hip length coats for
women, made from cheviot, covert
cloths and rain proof materials, in
tans, grays and blacks, both tight
fitting and loose styles, with and
without lining, well tailored gar
ments, worth up to $3.50; underpriced
Tuesday at $4.9S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

"Susennen-, iom fnbes afbabst Der, u en- mObsrne, bsqrma RaHu~
fsr npsa isnsuts gRppsI fpm New Home SpnaTfnsH, mb IHesnets al
aHe benues sooe % ubsAaele at due bsus baortge GseHfnter. Ter CT til
Neaftusus sbe Gsufuter fNRt mango ne 5orbebrrscr, im usopeuisos moa
siGe ten til en- MaRne al 'cfe &lasS.
On al be fsNs JOresls ipm er aRt sfer New Home" @uRrsn, &C
ben at ben srner ct Positive Feed. iSt Der life bebeuss uossn Ginr sMr
Sprns fr a 'fa Waufiusn III at urStos. en- auOsn beIotS Surbeorn9, iUm
mart pl Blue paagsunst al Guboer, im beupnsr Wtafnu, sr a feed, Der r
ioaeess hufrusrst at ben Tan bepeS % ientss peo en- fmpl 5Horetuins, uSen
at spmms Ssrsne mS the feed dog. Den sams gaabe at rsusrs osuns
Sass Nafhne paa, pb Sietp at Strur iUm fufbptOt the feed dog til the
feed bar. bar afb msbipt 8uFetsbsber tt oerom bet life bso icrstaeet meo
RGasisbeo, uuOe the feed dog suen rammc SOr' easr Sugfbsu al Roae'
paOeu, elr osina utbe the feed bhne uasn
@aEhmu urbaber let % uafeu tpolsit Gaahbdreu r ruub. men Rssn-
lGorasnt adjustable bearings) pottt meO Silt, boifet Stsr mere sro al.
muteIg Slbbarbsb, % bporpeo Raasbdrren btuer itnuo til lGn8se lib at
arbeoe utu Ole ueu at lbes. 3onr 5tpfen gnar iurbi gnnItn os sirnHsm
2phsn sr Cpsrtaabsu Hap bpltt gr at ben alor9 tan braHcs. gPGltueu
traSer fig ko baabe sure GO ueSr 1raao, % arbettr autOmait uoeH 9snipu
til let sRr iuart Grbebe.
"SususHuen" bruser oobset TraaS % Iuoer lock stitch. Den sSs
Iraab imes I8e fra Spusb ubn Of trRbss sisHnem ct eQr Here Saaer, fm
ben naar RaaLeet Stptsr ra&r fig ieo; ben tan trGbes Dsrs % CT let
at furRao. Raaleu CT seifsettnng, pg fan affaa life ITttss Ftlagt9.
gb bpert Sting trGtss bVse 1raae iah iummsr Us Iutes Rtohn a,
3set % 5tnssus sisuS bwrueb fuIcsubt taft o. inlotnnDis ems pa besss
Sihr al 9mrt. MnNnen r foipntt wso Bf SaaHobiuL becroeo man rb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
Oct ntvitiife Sfib.

GogbIabet "9srien" I Risbenboon
mebSeIer ben 190e Sftober:
s Sum- Ranneb iuSfom til ais,
beubapn 9amperen ella" nteo Ell
2d6ntn9 RepoIpere og Botroner ira
en- gaabenfabrtf / Sambure, % no.
gen Eib efter oufom ser til @pen en-
en9eIiftnIenSe &erre, Rr. Socte, ef.
ter Sp8ioen6e Snoebaoer al 6irHact
gacfe & 8tEbeImieu, Der baobe fisbt
2abntueen.
6irmaet bnbOe al Sabrifen | Sam.
burg fisbt b. a. $1,000 @eo9rer for
2S0, 1000 Rarf % ~ Miuion 8otro.
Her for PSI 900 Warf. 6irmaet op.
CAB EariS, 2onbon % &isbenbopn
iom Siemitcber % inobe fig at bare
6orrctningSfsrer for ct aoniortium.
Sacfe ieilbte DC opIosfeSc gonbcu hi.
Sere iii StocfboIm, bporefter Be / rum
81 ~omIoSiebes / "Sobu Grafton, Ser
Ienere itranbebe oeb 5acobItnb.
On Re~pr9ientart for ben Gumburo.
tie 8aabenfobrif opboIber fig / oiSie
0oge / aisbenbopn for at ajsre gicI.
benoe tine 8roo MOB 6irmoet, men
bette er iporlsit foripuu6et. ; ant.
mrrpen ifol Ser enonu benIigge To-.
900 @eo9rer til 6irmoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

Git bItbe en- idnSGu heel Suitru. at
6eeare fin Rauos Sf9rIigbeo og @euus
bring. at iripirere bdm til SutoeS buroe
bare ne a0iuoes itabige Ra6t.
Sbis bun ma THoer, at bettbes gnergi
lGppes, at bun let bIiosr tr9t. fadr rtsrs
t. Stpggcr uubsr EiRsue. @Hgimerter.
5opeSpius. uebtpuesHoe 6SIeIier, bIioer
nerbss, fnar ben bpibs 8Ioo sIer andre
llregelmRSiigbeber, buroe bun ftrGr bog
&C fit Spitem % msb en- Eoutt al iRrIig
Strait, iaaiom 2poia g. Yintbam'5 Segss
table COMPOUND.
Otter aumooutng oifeutIiggier hi fsIs
geuSs grso al en- uu9 Sone:
-eist then nit SarH fse;ss bar lea Iist ION Tps5aas
tsHiitg tun faa fBiHesr al 3uhammattpH. t5trbsiiac
Epaabtesr, ntbbrpDsner apsinerifr ss aissitJ
eer.epiae. Min 6srosielie soslasees. iaa iss iitF
tpHes moe mine 1Raaitteer. % baGpe Gass uaatir
ftQ b3let SeugcH.
agsia 9 9fuiSam's gssstabls gousuuus siore,
mia raif isien. os les sr iaa ~t.fuemlts % atd5 oUsr
at fuuas f~tlfsrise Ten pm min 1ieunSs-liGs Svlbre,
etlie. Sea panbi after 5turie. iorHHtt E2ae o. giBs'
trait . - VIA. Stsfs aiHsIrp, OIL SPHib iots GIT.
Tacoma. Naih.
SpaS 2boia g. giutbam's gegetabIe
COMPOUND eiurOe for Rrs. aiusIep oil
sen sisre for busr ing os Iioenoe apiHoe.
Oar De Snmptomer. Sc life ioritanr.
itrio ba til Rrs. giufbam, 2snH, Rais
5eubes Raao er frit % biGIp.r aItio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

trnis fie at uorre 5ott fat irbbitbe
iis, Der er 5are for ct Duerfaio fra
Wan rrda ptrfeiis rninbes
2isteren u. .. ginies Orb: 18eroi
bltr ftpra az fuart lite Bet. So, er
bet lite iaa ianbt, iom bet par iast.
Eli be mango fienbie % utienbte
Ben ier borrower, Der | hen ienere 9to
bar ienot mig Brepe, Gctosrafer %
gsser. ienbes min biertelisite Tat %
Oct er altib iaa fi9rtummct
at mcbtuge Bepis paa Sympathy %
9aaifisnnelie.
graiterub, gesslib, 7be Sftober
1905
Senrif &rnpit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
= hisfe. for mnrnes 1sremtih 4,

s bisfe. for Iorseg Gremtib al.
gisrenoe 9nee ffnl pi ! bam ie E.
GrempeI paa bort Soils Gpre til at
gribe De tore Stbeits Sanfer. Sun
ifal ri life isge ubdb, men inooS. 5or
os er Soralo ! bort inbre arbeioe Oct
fslseu9roige Rsniter.
arieer og Sumfunosuroner, Stats.
mano og Sfalb - en- aIlioie Stor.
manosffiffelie / Sen broaeoe mibSeI.
aloerite TpIitif, er ban tiuige gillian.
bets fnftfuloe, bsi6aarne &eprein.
tart | ben lanee RGtfe at 9orges ftore
&unger. gi bpIoer BAN Tom Gorges
Serifer, men tiuige iom ber. Der gao
oisie rise aanSsSeIe SeonbprSisbeoen
nteo oct sprige Horae og faitilog Dem
iom uorife for aHe Sioer. ,
Sans ItorIinieoc Grsm ON en- Ser.
benspolitif funSe life bItoe til 8irte.
ligbeo.
Ret ben @ierriug, fon SaroIo
ubfsrte her I afersoaIen, UNDER Gte'
bergs bratte 2ier, - ben bar ifliSt
Bert. Spab ui ber fer runbt ON os,
er oft 8iSuesbpro ON, at SaraIo
SaaroraaoeS SfdrpbIif ser fgrte BAN
paa De rette geie, - 8ionesbpro ON.
al set oarieite Niuoe fra Sen fore
8rieers Sip bar, er % bIiper ben Gre.
oens Sebrift, iom ban soebe pe0 Pin.
I98get at Oslo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
Gil Sanoioeere.

Wine mango 8enner, Der snifer at
bore fra @ipruo Settlement, mnn
lnbifplbe, at ies ffriOer iaa iieIoen,
- min Si6 er aItio optagen. = So,
Saf, @ipruS Excitement porer-Here
90 fere fieber os til 8oaren peuter
Ri Ell bel Solfeoanbrtng oerub; tbi
% penter Ri benz, Tom bar fisbt men
en6nu life lpttet Serlio. - 8t Dor
MI meaem 40 os so norife Sarmere
/ bette strsg % erouu bar leg meget
Of Oct aler bebite Sanb ieien os so.
reipsrsiIer ON 2nnb inhlsber belle 81.
BEN. De, iom enouu uIaatte snfte Sp.
Ipsninger ansaaenSe nit Excitement,
fan bare ifrioe, ieg ifal stoe ollie for.
neone S~plpsninaer.
0enligit,
Z. z. Riprub,
ganf Sloor, Guaranty glSg.
RinneapoIis, Iim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

Glaret bar paret ct ristist @slbeu.
aar. GIbris iau man Zig IN Sumner
ipm iaar, bet Serrens Gar 1905.-Sa
er bet life i~urunberIist 5Uripnet iprme.
Ii9 upersisr ps mep al Naturens Bel
iiensIie iaar, bet Gar, JON ale Tiosr
pil paune 8sspnbeIie til en- ny sGrn !
Rprses SiitOris.
sssr % eng bar parst tpfters os
irooisere euo paa mango Serrens Var
= pasieIis &ssn % pasieli8 Sol -
bpab ituIoe man iaa sIase oper2-Get
maatte oa bare pper SueuIfen Jon ttte
fan iaa -Raeru@ fsreno be uprfts
@raniebsi aItninssr er r~aiereoe Sa
ben SpsnIteu tau iubbilbe fig maust -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
En- VIRKBLIG IDEEL HUSTRU
Senses @anss bestts ets.te.
arattia ScIbrse or ben bspts 9iIps til Sn'
fptrasionens % %cpmuntriue enc Rast. -
sne 2ptnpfr bnrss fees bette.

en- al be melt betienStc IntcesfuIoe o.
Rrnb / bette Nar6unbreoe bar
npIig oiicutiIg ertIGrct: grin Some
ifBIoer ieg alt. bpno ieg er bIeUeu til %
bar opnaaet ber / &ioet. Sra bort ferite
Rsbe bar III oGrst mig en- 9uipirattou
oS ben it6rite GeobiGIp / nit &ip."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
9bsgirrriabeS.

HpssirrriabeS. 8prtett, Cen gam.
mel 8aaroeier, til Ell uteget uefter'
retIig 2~eicbocr): Soar bor &c
c9entIig iiinoe at betoIe GereS Srs'
leie?"
2eieren: Seq fan life forItoa.
boorIeoe8 et @anS / Ceres at0er fan
pGrc ioa nps9ierrig!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

Mnn bpIber mn paa OF barne ct Gt.
iisielifab til llSsipelie al ct aptalbIao
ipr 0umsbal. gftistapitalen er tat til
5000 arpner ioroelt paa 100 glitter a
so aroner. Slaoet tanfes uosiuet fra
eset 9rpfteri paa ct ceitrdlt beIisseroe
Steb / Rumebal aHtaselis 8 @ause
ugentltg.
Bette Bfab pil blipe en- "@pbbit"
for ale 3umsbsisr uper | geiten; Seq
antassr, s pii tomme Slot % Jslse
% a6ouHsre pna "Rumeoslen". 90
iom riatis mango, BET oil ftprfe os opbUl-
be Sambuanoet melem bet samle ps bet
rpe upHptteoe Rumeoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

gsbeutao.ut. sr gnsoo at Ro. "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Nr hfxs
$40 50. Gnes Swell Front menes, at StUHsrre % 1rzu1rht r Frhst sf
rauSa % tar Fs uatumosha s@t uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

mebaI, men III iaar baabe, at be nutue'
baltic Ssaoer life laber fig ftr9mme
beraf; - 0aiens Srenntto afhGnser 10
for cit flor Del at Bauen. On Sernba'
ne sienuem 9alen utf fabe MT aip ps
@irfiombeb pper oft. 90 fan bore
prastise numebalife 5osiefaIb bli uo.
upitebe | Snbuitrens Tjeneite, bore ertss
fBrenbe Malmfelter fan bliue lpnnenoe
at brioe, bore Sorbeienbpmwe pil ba
itisc til ben bObbelte 8arbi Sort iast,
ueb ct iaaoart 5%pretasenoe er intet at
tabe, men oft at pinoe.