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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

either subject. especially hy those en-
gagged i'll military service He advises III.
soldiers to utilize the, opportunities OF
mcnts by engaging in their respective oc-
cupations, always holding themselves il,
readiness. to join the colors at the Eel
pcrur's command.
Baron Komura. the foreign minister
who acted rs chief pcaca plcnipotcntiary
for Japan at Portsmouth,. n. II arrived
here. today. His reception at the rail
road station was not enthusiastic. those
pr, seat being principally government dig
nitari's IN" streets were strongly guard
ed by troops. police aud gcudnrrrcs. The
baron drove to the palace in ~ imp,rial
carriage.
The Emperor showed exceptional
honor to KomIra by dspatching to
t.mpry IS ul India, Colonel Inouye. His
Ma icsty's aide dc camp who went
alongside the steamer i'll 4 dispatch
boat ana brought Komura ashore. He
landed AZ the imperial enclosure. While
the baron was on his way to Toxic by
train Col. Inouyc constantly kept at
korura's side and on arrival here
they drove together to the palace in
an imperial carriage sent from the
household stables. The Emperor i'm
mcdiatciy received Baron Komura and
during the audience Which lasted over
an hour, it is believed, the baron made
:; full verbal report to the Emperor of
the course Of the peace negotiations
emphasizing President EoOSuvelt's cf-
fclt5 in behalf Of peace.
At th, close of the audience the En-
lcror hono"cd the baron with a writtrr
/" rsunal message. highly priced by
Japanese statesmen. The message cx-
pressed satisfaction at the fact that
peace WAS concluded ana commended
komura's able services as shown dur
ing the negotiations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
How'S Your Hair?
eoyyditch, Webster G. Co. Announce
Tha. They Have at Last Secured a
Cure for Hair Troubles.

We beg 20 announce to the people OF
Augusta that we have secured the
agency for one of the greatest discoV-
cries of recent years. We refer TO the
prescription OF Sir Erasmus Wilson NJ.
d.. EuETlnl's most successful special
ist IN diseases OF the scalp, who was
knicEtrd 1or his many successes in the
treatment ol skin and scalp. Upon the
death Of Dr. Wilson this prescription
was e.,.IIrnd by American. chemists and
is n"w offered 10 the public under the
name Of DR.. Wilson's English Life 10
the Hair. This preparation will grow
hair on bald heads even after all else
fails. Unlike other hair preparations
it is not sticky or greasy, but gives n
live and glossy appearance to the hair
Miss Cornc!ia Stevens, Smith Ave,
Boston, Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson'S
English Life to the Hair grew mag
nifccat head Of hair for me after
was told that was becoming hopeless
Iy bald. NV hair now reaches nearly
to my waist and is heavy and glossy
l cannot too highly recommend it," If
you are growing bald, troubled with
pruptions, dandruff scales or any sCalT
troubles try DR.. Wilson'S Life 10 the
Hair. Albert Chemical Co, Boston
Mass, proprictors. Sold by Bnwtlitch
Webster & Co, Augusta, Me. Price
so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
IMPERIAL ACCEPTANCE
OF the Terms of the Peace Treaty by
the Emperor of Japan.

Toxic, oct. 16-5 +. M.-Thc official
translation Of tn" imperial rcscript an
rouncing the conclusion of peace, is as
follows:
we have always deemed it Il funda-
lArntal principle ol our international
policy to maintain peace in the east
aud thus assure the security of our en-
Iirc, ana the Promotion of this high
n3i'c has therefore been our constant
aim: but last year FOR reasons dictated
by the necessity of sclf-prcservation.
we, unfortunately, We're forced into
hoStiltics with Russia.
since the war began, our army and
navy have made adequate provisions
ror home defense. and military prepar-
ations within the empire itself and
have withstoOd hardships of all kinds
during the campaigns abroad. and thus
have achieved a glorious success. Our
civil officials, in concord with our Diet.
lave diligently performed their duties
il: furtherance Of our will. All meas
ures for the prosecution of the war and
inr the administration of domestic and
forciSn affairs have been properly tax
ell. as the exigcncies of the situation
demanded. Our people, frugal and
prudent. have cheerfully borne th,.
heavy burden of national expenditure
ana have generously contributed to th,.
war fund. thus assisting. as with ont
will. in advancing the prestige and
maintaining the dignity Of the state.
THE result is due in a large measure
to the benign spirits Of our ancestors
as we'll as TO devotion to duty of our
civil ana military officials and the self
denying patriotism of all our people.
After twenty months of war, the po-
si;ion of the empire has been strength
cncd and the interests Of the country
advanced ana insomuch as we have
never wavcred in our desire for the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
CRIMINAL CARElESSNESS
Causes Great Damage and Probably
Two Fatalities at Erie, Pa.

Eric, Pa. oct lG-rwo terrific rXplo
SiUnS at the main supply house of tn
Pennsylvania Gas Co, just outside th'
city, early this evening, hats cut OFT tn
supply OF natural gas used for heating
and lighting i'll the city. The gas hOIIS,
tender, Benjamin Donovan, aged % years
Is not expected t. live and his SON Neil
aged {, is 50 badly burned that his re-
CuvCry is doubtful. Mrs. Mary Donovan
his wife, was also burned.
Donovan had built Il bonfire CloS,. to /;
lcaky supply pipe. The escaping gas be-
came iHnItCd and an explosion followed
which lnulci him with terrific tDrct
against the gas house. at the same tim
setting lire to the clothing of his littl,
son. who stood near. In an instant III,
gas house burst into flames. Tile skin ol
Duuovan'S hands and face was blistCrrd
and pcclnG off as the result OF the in
tense heat. but he rushed to aid TIL,
boy, cnvrloplng him in his own coat ano
bearing him to y place of safety.
Meanwhile crowds of people were rush
ing TO the scene and as they gathered
about the injured pair. a second ano
greater explosion tore the gas house t,
crowd and setting ire to the house ol
Donovan which was clos" by. Mrs. Don
oVan rushed from the house, her ClothVi
IL flames. She was quickly seized by
men in tn" crowd and the fire in hcl
clothing cXtinguShcd. Several persons il
the crowd were slightly hurt by the sec
Ond explosion and two tiremcE wtrr in
jul cd later by Jumping from /; roof.
AS soon as possible the Gas GO. had
the supply shut off at Belle Valley. eight
miles from this city, ana no gas will be
furnished for II hours.
The damage which will amount tC
$1,000 falls entirely upon the Gus Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
DIR. KENNE
Hkv0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

Dr. David Kcnncdys FAVORITE REM
EDY is not = lii ;Uiscd enemy Of til" human
rVr"; whore it c.lEu"t help, it does not
harm. It Is composed Of vegetable ingro-
dientS aud does not heat or inflame the
blood but cools and pu;ifcs it. In all cases
Of KiIney troubles, Liver complaints, Con-
stipation Of the Bowels, and the delicate
arrangements which affli"t women the ac-
ton Of DR.. Kcnncdy's FAVORITE REM
EDY is beyond praise. Thousands OF
grateful people voluntarily testify to this,
in letters to Dir. Kennedy; and with a
warmth and fullness of words which mere
business certificates never possess. 1t
makes no drtlnkartlS-cxcuses no crimes
breaks 10 hearts. In its coming there is
hope, and in its wings there is healing.
We challcny" Il trial and arc confident OF
tho result. Yonr druggist has it. ONE
DOLLAR u Bottle. Bear in mind tho
numo ard address: Dr. DaUM KENNEDY,
Ronduut. New YORK
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

Germany leads all the continental
countries i'll Europe i'll the number Of
Christi Endeavor societies and in the
work accomplished. The German
union il pressing on to the 200 mark III
the number of its societies. and has cIl-
listed thousands. Germany has been
divided into six Christian Endeavor
districts. in each If which Il convention
is held each year, while the annual con-
vcntionS are said to be worthy OF
recognition among the notable en-
deavor gatherings of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
A COLD RECEPTION
For komura at Tokio-Streets Heavily
Guardcd-No Demonstration.

Toxic, Oct. 16-Thc peace treaty with
Russia went into effect today. The text
of the treaty was published this after
noon.
MIR Tcracutchi. minister Of war, has is
sued an order instructing ;hc Japanese
army in the field to abstain from critciz-
ing the terms of peace on tn" grounds
that the declarations Of peace ana Of WI:
arc entirely the outcome of sovereign
power His order forbds the criticism of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28

The city needs a few parks
|during5the summer.
The Chautauqua booklet is al
most ready for distribution.
The sewer contract at the leaf
school WILDE considered at the
next meeting of the board of
trustees.
Attorney Gray is remod cling
his claim shack on the reserva-
ton. Having built it himself it
was minus a side.
1854 A few good people of the city.
are beginning to realize what a.
far seeing advantage tie build
ing Of the Pelican Point bridge
was.
Editor Bloom made a business
trip to Nelson county last week.
He had not been asked to assist
in moving any Of the heavy ma
chinery Of the Inter- Ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Kavan.
aughs Of Crazy attended the
Easter ball ana Mrs. Kavan-
augh spent a few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w.
Mann.
Register Of Deeds Elmslie is
very much pleased as he should
be, over the clerk allowance
made at the recent session Of,
the county commits sioners, but he
us still wondering where he will
he reimbursed for the whole
years salary paid last year.
Geo. Elmslie and Peter Soren-
son have been nego tiating with
the village of Churchs Ferry for
the sale of cement blocks for
sidewalks. There is nothing.
better for that purpose than the
Of the nevils Lake
Petrified Trick & Stone COM
pany's plant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28
Observation-Disclosures euoao1o
CITY I'm BRIEF

DIR. Nicholson Of LaWton was
in the city Monday.
Kim Dlsher was down from
StarkWeathe Monday.
E. M. Lewis spent last week
at Edmore on business matters.
E. S. Englehorn, Of Churchs
Ferry, assisted Preet's orchestra
at the Easter ball. IS
Rooms for rent at Mrs John
Nc artin's, First street, one block
east of the freight depot. 5-6
M. p. Knudtson and Miss M.
Code Of Hampden We're visitors
here Monday.
II. Cook and wife Of Grand
4 Harbo were Sunday visitors in
the city 85s55
j. r. Kollar and Norman Nor
rison were in from w ebsters Sun
day.
II. ooheers Of Pratt, former
w a resident of this city, was
here this week n obusiness.
j. Frank Tibbs and u. M.
Arneson of Crazy attended the
Easter ball. al
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good city.
property, as well
I. IA. Fifer was down from
Leeds Monday night to play with
Preets s orchestra tor the Easter
dance.
Chris. johnson, one Of the
blind piggers serving a term in
jail, paid his fine and costs
amounting to $3.50, Tuesd day and
was discharged.
C. Albrant, a Fargo archii-
tect, was here this week prep ar
ing plans and ecifications for
the new jail.
Mrs. Angie Elliott came down
from StarkWea ther. last Saturday
I to spend Easter Sunday with her
parents iii this city. and greet
old friends. She returned home
ednesday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28
Singers
Coming Here

Through the efforts Of Hon.
Silver Serumgard and a few asso
ciates. the singing club Of the
University Of Norway, at Chris.
tiana, Which..is making months
tour Of this. country, will give
an entertainment in this city.
June 9Th. There are fifty six
voices in the club, and as is we'll
known, they are the greatest
singers in the world and this is
certainly an opportunity that
none can afford to miss. They
have been given a fair guarantee
and the committee feels that
with the response due them es-
pecially from their countrymen,
the guarantee should be easily
met. They will appear at three
places in this state, Fargo,
Grand Forks, and Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28

Forest and fruit trees, corn
and how to grow them in the
north. Address Hollands MUIR
|sery, Bismarck, M. d.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to DR.. Edward G. Mich
olson and Miss Olive Dodge,
both Of LaWton.
Harry Dingle has accepted a
lucrative place with a wholesale
lumber firm at Tao coma, WASH,
and has left for his new location.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Metho-
dist church have postponed their
food sale from Saturday Of this
week until Saturday, May s.
Mrs. G. F Craig, Of Leeds
met her sister, Mrs. Edgar La
Rue, in this city Sunday and was
for q few days the guests Of Mrs..
II. M. Creel. q.
w. H. Shattuck blew in from
the east last Saturday. He has
been on the road since the mid
IDLE Of March. and has been hav.
ing splendid sue cess.
Attorneys John Burke and M
II. Brennan went TO Bismarck
Tuesday, where they have a
number of Important cases be.
fore the supreme court which
they will argue, among which lis
the LIBERATED Regain VS.. Jones
case. n
Mrs. Edgar LaRue arrived
from Bay st. Louis, Miss, last
Friday night, and will spend the
summer in this county. She
will open her beautiful cottage
| at the park 50 soon as the
weather permits. .4
N. Miller returned Friday
from Mississippi where he spent
| the winter and is delighted with
THE winter climate there. He
says he could be comfor table in
his shirt sleeves rather than IN
la fur coat. f
Oluf Johnson Of Grand Har-
Dor. young man who has
started in life BY paying for his
paper in advance, made his am
nual visit to the Inter Ocean
Monday to move his subscription
ND a year,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28

The machinery houses Of the
city have sold an enormous guam
tity of farm machinery this sea-
son much more than the aver
age.
The firm Of Hurst Bros, UNI
dertakers whose ad appears else
where in this ISSUE are honor
able young men who deserve to
succeed, and as they have made
undertaking prices reasonable in
this part of the state, they
should receive liberal patron
age.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28
COMMISSIONER
PROCEEDINGS
continued from sth page.

J. . 4 \ L "a
asylum at Jamestown, in sum of S43.15,
be audited and approved, and chair
man and auditor authorized to SO GER
tify the same.
Go. Supt. of schools p. d. Norton
made application for telephone to be
installed in his Office
On motion duly carried, same was
ranted.
. On motion duly carried, tho personal
property taxes against John p. las
Plant, in Cato township, for years 1894
and 1895, SO %, and in the city of Devils
Lake, for year 1896, SLIGO, we're ordered
cancelled for the reason that he is un.
able to pay same on account Of disabil,
Iity.
Moved that the following bills be-
allowed, and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same, subject to chap.
l62, session laws 1901. .s @
Florence connolly, taking transcript,
state VS.. Carmony, $12 20 allowed at. S 8 so p
Ringer, insanity fees Melon
c o johnson, fare carlson to Fargo s0s
C o johnson, transportation for KEEP
pen Edmore to Norway a co charge. 105 90
yas MMsco na ssrv as comr and mig. g g
Gus Furstenau, q Go. :. -. $50
c o johnson, $50" a.. 81 80
Carried, all members voting "yee."
The board then adjourned until
Tuesday, April 18th, 1905. e
Attest: james Mccormick,
Emil g. Eieh. Chsirmala.
County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28
Miss Dorothy Kahn came home
from Grand Forks to spend Eas-

Miss Dorothy Kahn came home
from Grand Forks to spend Eas-
ter with her parents. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Hodg
kinson write that they are en-
joying the scenes Of early days. i
Miss Mammie Fitzsimmons
came home from the University
to attend the Easter ball. a.
The sportsmen Of the city are
bringing in some good bags of
game.
The spring planting is we'll
advanced and with seasonable
rains, the crop will get a SPLEEN
did start.
As few yards are being occu-
pied by chairs, sofas and other
furniture, and behind a cloud Of
dust and microb es can be heard
tie steady stroke Of the man Of
the house, all proving that the
season Of house cleaning is upon
us. & .-ls
In the confusion Of moving
last week the Inter-O Ocean mad
vertently failed to mention that
Mrs. Robert Dulmage, Of Leeds,
a sister Of Judge CoWan, had
died at her home in that city.
IShe had been a sufferer from
consumption for several years
and her death was not unexpects
Led.
The Easter services at the
Methodist church we're some
thing far beyond the ordinary.
The program was rendered by
the children and was musical and
literary in character. The little
folks did themse selves credit, as
we'll as Mrs. r. j. Miller who
has given them such careful
training. Miss Boynton sang
some appropriate selections
Six hundred and twenty-five
dollars paid by the tax payers
for boarding prisoners in the
county Jail for two months
means a heavy burden. More
than three hundred dollars d
month paid i'm honest money for
1.-THE support of a gang Of worth
less blind piggers, would in six
years pay for the $40, 900 jail
1.-THE county commissioners are
pro osing to htlild
Al jolly party Of young people,
consisting of DR.. Ilytle, al Haig,
Ford Cummings, Prof Gribens
Tau, and George l'almadge, and
misses Lincoln iIlcient
IThon Shortridge, Walstad,
Brown, Adams and H0tckiss.
1.-THE latter all popular teachers
lin the city schools, spent last
Friday at the Devils Heart and
lISully Hill On the reservation.
They enjoyed d splendid time
the only mishap being that one
lof the gentlemen fell out Of the
carriage and was slightly iajur
FED by having the wheel pass
lover him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-28
AUcTIoME DE- !.

Handles sales OF farm properly md fancy i've s,ss
also the sailing Of shelf goods. tsesv and
Methods used. sci up your sale hil and as az
work N with sale for less money aa, II
atnore business Ike manner thar arv man +; t,f s
Why taeu have some one.loase neishbef, sis sssif
ony get enehalf tho value nf 1tF stuff iasse ssg
ialtY Of acting rs sales IN atssl Afofaae salss
EFs & II. n = ~ II 3 sNaGs ia II s eE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26

Ggte gicrsmnInsn, 200 @aIoner
grGnoepiu. 600 EinS Suffer, Saf.
Ten af 10000 appeliiner. Ruifat %
ct pasienoe 9oartum gano. aonlt.
raj Rusiel inbbsS berpaa aae Sc Ell,
seIife 9isbmGno 90 Oct iamleSe Din.
cersforps til MiSSas, % eiter 8prSe,
fsrtc ban ale iine 9iRItcr mo til
Giampebouen. 5 Bnnitebdsiiuei
;apStes en- 9aaS uao Ell pr9atis
flRot @iit, Der iIittis ipISte 99grene
til De rtnbt ON 9asiinet iioSenSe
0eltagcre / Soften.
&eiuItatet bar itffert pGret ouer,
~rGIoenoe. Men peS Siitorien ON
benne 9oue 8urih bIeu oen rpe Grit
popuI9r / GueIato % trGnste Oeriru
no oper set sOrise europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26
Stor Sorticueite.

Gen popuIGre 9orgermeiter i
Rontreal bar rearet no, at 8o8fom.
panierne unoer alminoeIige SmitPr.
rig6e6er 0aaiebes iom / Canada og
Be Gorenebe Stater) meo goo BrOiit
bill fuRne leoere Gas iii fine 9ifuocr
for 70 Gents pr. 1000 &ubiffoo.
San er opg piqig til at inorsmne
8asfompaniet / RontreaI so Gents
Or. 1000; MI betoles Ser $1.20.
amrrifnS 8asfompanier tiener tore
Bettge; ocres aftier itanr aImiuoe.
zig / bsi aurs. 9riierne p~nrierer
meIem 80 Gents og $1.25 pr. 1000
81rbifio0,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26

6prebras. Der bIir ipiIet cs iuusst.
Ter blir opfert Sfueipil, 81. a. @5ielo.
epentpretA al gierresaaro.
2agefiItet par | CONNER i9roeles
rist. Der bar benz, Tom fiiteoe for CO.
1000 aroner; % bet maa 10 iises al
p9re en- nofiaa pen BiinbtGst.
Silben ION pleier Of iGae npfinn me-
Get mber 9anp Der, bar i CONNER iife
label iis ipnosrIis tiIipue. 3os ba,
ntan siprt npste ~StRns" paa npslS
Tgnper.
5pr ct Gar Tiger iiben reiite ct 0ote,
log. meo Miffel g. gpibun Tom "3cte,
bas", inooper til 2pfier (SosnefiorbeuS
incerite 6jorparm) paa Silbeianglt
&c fcm nplis isieu meb en- Nettpiprije'
nelie ! 9ommen pan 2,200 &roHer.
@aareene ber CT / ben ienere Glib BE,
oct nreset parcelleret % er iaaleoes til'
hels notlal imaa. Men mango er og'
iaa be, iom insen Sprb bar, men fun
en- Sptte, % boz ipm Siranoiiobere ne.
be oeo Siseu. Saaouuue risetise Si'
trote9ter tan ba afbjGlpe De imao
&aar, ION mango al olsie leper unbsr.
Seq nrpnte iioit, at Saas M&. So.
tbuR laa ina al S9rtng. Seq tan MI
terette, at faa Gage efter bet Srep par
~ifrepet, lounebe ban ino, blibt % itiue,
bel tilireos meb at onnhre berira.
Marta, aonea til Snsebri9t 500.
bein. oeoe cgiaa al GGrtns, for npsIe
Tiger iibeu.
VII 6uIf Der fra Spsrsn Tom i Spii
er blepne 9iiie. fan iea ne ne:
Siur Sssbeim gift meo gritu g.
Sausfum (besse berira), pe Subanna
%. Spgbeim gift meb Gnoers SiQeIuup
ira Seius.
@nfen Sritba 8. 8gtbun tom | Sgit
bjem t1ien ira @msrtta iammeu meo
tine gprn: 8eber, 8aonhilb % Sans.
0e tunoe mediocre Silien ira NJ nge
tJenote % tiere berpper. Men fra Gins
na 81. Sptbuu. iont jes iibit neuute
ON, bar III frembeIeS life hprt upset.
Set bIir 2 Nar MI til Sui, iiben ri iibit
bprte ira benoe % beupes. Sa iee ta'
ger Der pp iajsn, boao Jig ia9oe iibit:
Ituloe oisie 2tnier nad frem til beube
easr beHbes, ieubsr hi benz pur iuoer.
Ii9ite Silien % Dor biertelieite gpn on,
at be enpnu mo tomme ps ibu, % labe
ps faa bore. ON be er ,lipe ale eaer Ell.
@amle 8eoer 8otoinieu 8Gbuu brius
ses bea bebite SlIien ira 9urte 8. Ss'
ibun.
Sermeb min bebite Silien til ale
tjep ote "a fi9re oerpoerl
Sresott 30te Rpuember 1905.
Spban autbG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26
Bar CT Stprfarmer.

gt George 8aibington baboe en-
betpoeIis 8%aarosortft at ffistte, bite
fig fornpIig peo 8iennemipn al no9le
gamle Sptegnelier tiIbsrenbe Sair.
far County, Sirgiuia, Oct frcmgaar
Oeraf, at bort Sands fsrite Y~reitoent
eiebe $4,000 4cres 2anb, ga ban bar
81 aar ga1ttluef, % at @aibtn9ton.
SauriIien peS Slogtningen ON So.
item 1880 lagbe tiIiibe $50 ilagteoe
Soin for eget 9rue. @nooibere oiier
BET Jig al De r~eforoereoe Spgnper, at
Der paa @aibingtons gienoom 1887
bIeo inoiaaet $50 Stores / @rps, 400
acres meo Snpre, 700 Icres me6
Soeoe og 700 4cres nteb ultore aorn.
~iorter. san eieOe 140 Seite, 1t2
aisr, 500 5nar og bo00e $50 Regre
paa fin 8lautage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26
Sntaabprn 2esemsbpgmins.

en- fuIofomnen 2egemsbpguing er
en- flor SieIoenbeo ielo blanSt Barn.
9eisg eHgang en- al De a.mtnoelige
Sfoler % I9g Wprfe tiLbe Segn pau
Sonifabninger, iom or ina frentrG'
0enbe enoog / De ptgre &laSier. ab'
norme gsininger al HpgraOen,
runbe Sful6re, trangt 9rpit, tpn0e,
fIet itSbifIebe Ben o. I. b. tpoer
paa en- mongelfulo WuIfeIuooifling
8oaeu me6 S9erne in6efter, Ell buttt,
penbe, ~iIentrenbe Gang iitebetfor 81
Iette, fnite, fire Sfriot, iom mel
&ette ber itbmprfe oeu urge aIoer.
er ct Segn paa, at De 10 arme %
IigeIebes Be TO Ben life er al iamme
&pngoe.
Man bsr al6ri9 laoe ct 9arn iiSSe,
fsr Spggen er ittp nof til at bore
Sooebcts og aropitnmnens 8Rgt oa
boloe 8erionen opret. Iii at bespube
meo uiI Barnet fun flInne iiboe en-
fort Sib, fsr bet bIir trRt, og bill ga
n9lte ONT paa Sioen, beriom life
Snano eller Gllber boIber BET / op'
reiIt Stiatng; men er oct bunoet op
en- bot StoI eIler iaa p%oIitret meo Eu'
ser, at Oct life fan lRgse iig neo, naay
oeu ipage &pg life l9uger formaar al
bore bets gegt, ion faIoer Sen lille
f~orooer og Iaber 8egten boiIe pad
Sorbiubrtngeu. Soor oite fer mar
life Born iopenbe i oerne forSreieSe
i~rnaturIige % I tet 8rao ifabeligs
StiQing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26
500 Selennino 500.

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