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Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD
Grand Army Resolutions in Memory
 of the Late I. II. Christy.

The following resolutions were adopted by J. W. Owen Post, G. A. R., as a tribute of respect to their late comrade, I. NJ. Christy:
 Whereas, our comrade, I. M. Christy. at the behest of the supreme command CT has been removed from our ranks to the invisible army now tenting on Fame's immortal camping ground. therefore be it
 Resolved, that we shall ever cherish the memory of Comrade Christy for his many manly and agreeable traits of character. his efficiency as a mem- Der of the post his loyalty to his comrades, his devotion to the best in terests of the community in which he lived as evidenced by his promotion to department commander of cur or der and the civil offices he was called on to fill by his fellow citizens.
 That the present peaceful, prosper ous and influential condition of our country ought to recall, especially to the young men of this age, the dan gers and hardships and perils unnum- 'bered that men like our deceased com rade endured from '61 to '66 to perpet- uate and keep us a nation, one and un- divided.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08


 kind will be done. An effort has been made by some of the democrats to in duce LangstOn to withdraw from the citizens ticket. but without success. If he would do so he would probably be given the democratic nomination.
 It was the plan of a majority of the leaders to nominate Dunlap for mayor but a canvass. of the situation in the third ward discloses no available can didate for the council there and an effort will be made to induce him to take the nomination for that office in stead of the nomination for mayor.
 The socialists nominated a ticket on Thursday night as follows: For may or, August Hegelund; councilman for the first ward, s. E. Hayden; coun cilman of the third ward, M. J.. Hanchmore; city marshal, H. E. Gill; lands assessor and tax collector, Janies Watkins; treasurer. R. B. Dawson; re- corder. David King. The members of the city central committee are $. E. Hayden. J. A. Fulwiler, l.. A. DeVirOn, J. D. Martin and J. A. Mallory.
 An attempt was made by the citi- zens' committee to have the socialists fuse on the anti-gambling issue. The leaders of the party, though they said that they were in sympathy with the issue believed that they could not af- ford to merge with any other party.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
It Will Be Held on April l0, Primaries
 Two Days Before.

The democratic city convention will be held on April 19 and the prima- ries on April IT.. This was decided by the exeuctive committee of five yes terday The convention comes five days later than the republican muni- pal convention.
 The leading democrats are not quite sure what will be done by the conven- tion but a majority of them incline to the opinion that there will be no en- dorsement of any candidate on any other ticket. It was thought by some that the name of J. H. Langston, the citizens ticket candidate for the coun- cil for the third ward. might be put on the democratic ticket. but it has been given out that nothing of the
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
Going Hunting or Fishing Today?


 in freely of fine the of of in which we sha recev a O. rents handfi niton kndth bestsh ts fresh
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
PRIVATE SALE.

That elegant resident property. corr ner Jefferson street and Fourth avenue. The Sam Snead place. half cash rest at per cent for 3 or 5 years. Deal with guardian for Snead children only. No commission.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08

Roses for sale. Roses of all varieties at the Dunbar Rose Garden. Free de- livery within city limits. Special at tention paid to mail orders. Telephone Main 56
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
NEARLY SIX TO ONE
OF the New Haven Firemen Are in
Favor of a Strike.

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 19.-After
an all day session of the joint stand
ing committee of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad held
at their headquarters today, Second
Vice Grand Master Timothy Shea of
the national organization, said tonight.
There is absolutely nothing | can
give you concerning our meeting to-
day except that we have counted the
votes of the firemen on the question of
strike if our demands on the New
Haven road were not granted. We can
not give the result of that vote. In
addition we have considered some
matters in relation to the situation
which we are not in position to d.
vulge at the present time. can
simply say that we are now pulling a
few wires which we hope to connect to
bring about peaceable settlement of
this difficulty"
From a member of the committee it
was learned that the trend of the vote
cast by the firemen was overwhelming
ly in favor of strike by a majority of
nearly six to one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
HUNGARY WOULD
Be INDEPENDENT
A COMPROMISE is NOW BE-
LIEvED TO BE IMPOSSIBLE.
Dissolution of the Alliance Between
Austria and Hungary Is
Boldly Demanded.

Vienna, Feb. 20.--There can no long
er be any doubt about the firm deter
mination of the Hungarian independ-
ents to oppose all efforts looking to-
ward a compromise and those who
cherish the opinion that Francis Kos
suth's long talk with Emperor Francis
Joseph augured peace, are now ready
to admit their disappointment.
The program of the independents is
of such a nature that no o-compromiss
substitute can be thought of. The
dissolution Of the alliance between
Austria and Hungary is the refrain Of
every one of its features. The rein
statement of the Hungarian language
as the official medium of communica-
ton, both in civil and military life,
which, previously was but vague le-
mand, has now been pushed in the
foreground by Kossuth's declaration
that it must be reinstated forthwith
and that, if this is not done by royal
decree, it will be accomplished with
out It.
While it would be hard to guess
what this threat implies, it shows at
least that the sincere efforts of Minis
ter of War Won Pitreich to placate the
independents by honest promises and
progressive concessions have gone for
naught.
Tho Austrian government is coming
in for a good deal of criticism for
mot protecting the emperor" This
charge was made openly in the reichs-
rath Saturday by Deputy Count Stern
berg, who couched his demands for re-
pressiye measures against the Hungar-
ian agitators in such violent language
that Premier Count V. d. Lille request
ed him to stop speaking. Count Stern
berg appealed from the decision of the
chair, and the appeal being put to a
vote, it was decided against the presi-
dent After Sternberg had finished his
speech, which grew more violent every
minute. President V. d. Lille resigned
amidst an uproar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21

son restaurant. was in town Wednes-
day. He had his right hand badly in
jured few days ago by fall of slate
in a coal mine near Dell Roy.
Miss Carrie Farmhouse. of Lamar
tine, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. V.
Dunlap.
Miss Pearl Ramsey, of near ScrQggs-
field is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. wallace Beamer
The members of the local l.. o. T. M.
we're entertained at the home of Mrs.
C. E. Van Horn, on Thursday evening.
James Gregory, who has been con-
fined to the house for a few days. is
able to be about again.
James, the five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Gregory, while coast
ing last Saturday, ran into sled and
suffered a severe cash in his head and
a few bruises.
Mrs. Nathaniel Marshall and son Ed
gar are confined to the house with bad
attacks of pneumonia.
Mrs. Anna Mccullough and niece,
Miss Celia Burger, returned home
Thursday evening from two-weeks'
visit in Steubenville.
Mrs. Mamie Eckert, of Vickers, is
visiting at the home of Judge Mccoy,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time.
Mrs. Joseph Courtright attended the
funeral of her nephew. C. E. Fairhead.
at Freeport.
Misses Susie Stockton and Rubie
Moore gave valentine party to forty
seven of their young friends at the
home of Virgil Stockton, last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. ]. w. Helfrich gave a valentine
party Tuesday in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Nannie's birthday. Misses
Sexauer and Erna Ziegler assisted.
Frank Bobb. of near town. met with
a painful accident Wednesday while he
was cutting timber near Kilgore. A
tree turned in falling and striking
Cobb knocked him to the ground,
breaking an arm and leg
The jury in the Mary Cattrell case,
of the famous Kilgore trunk stealing
Cd5ep Ittuiutu NClulCt iol dSQulttdi
Thursday evening.
Manfull. Dickson G. Fryer took
charge of their new livery barn last
Wednesday
James Ballentine returned home
Wednesday from Sebring where he had
been visiting relatives.
Patten & Berry's Jerry from Kerry"
was presented to good audience last
Saturday evening. The show is first
class and merited better patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blazer are Wis
iting at the home of the latter's par
ents near Bergholz.
Thomas Patton. of Malvern, was
transacting business in town, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore received
the sad news of the death of their
son-in-law, John G. Ruse, and left for
Massillon Thursday evening. Mr..
Ruse was. until recently, fireman on
the Carrollton branch of the w. & l..
e., and his friends along this line were
many. He was an ideal young man,
of exemplary habits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21

For Sale by an Druggists Everywhere
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
IT REACHES The DISEASED PARTS

Life Plant restores the diseased
parts to a healthy condition and stops
the formation of the poison which
causes so many diseases. That uric
acid poison causes so many diseases is
a fact and to get permanent cure uric
acid poison must be driven from the
system. Life Plant keeps the blood
pure and therefore the best medicine
in the world to build up a rundown
system. We know you have been fool
ed often and are doubtful as to Life
Plant Doubt is harder to overcome
than disease We cannot cure those
who lack the faith to try, but we do
guarantee to cure you if you take Life
Plant Get bottle from your drug
gist; one bottle will convince you that
Lie Plant is all that we claim for 1t.
Don't wait any longer but get bottle
today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21

New Franklin, o., Feb. 18.-Edna
Sponseller is on the sick list requiring
her to remain out of school for a few
days.
Wallace Jackson has re-sold the
horse he lately purchased from Aaron
Otto to the former owner.
The exhibition held at Sand Bank
last Thursday night was a complete
success, both in performance and finan,
cially. The proceeds were $9.55.
The postoffice at this place has been
made money order Office by command
of the government. Something the
community has been long wishing for.
A new telephone line is being erected
through this place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grooms and daughter
Myrtle have returned from Sewickley,
Pa, where they have been visiting rel
atives.
John Stinchcomb has hired to Theo.
Shekels for the coming summer.
1t Is rumored that there Is TO be a
shooting contest in this vicinity short
ly.
Arthur Crowl has been very low with
signs of appendicitis.
Mr.. Danner has been appointed
clerk by the board of education.
Rev. Tozer, the regular minister, and
Rev. Joseph Gledhill are holding re-
vival services at the M. E. church.
Carrollton, Feb. 18.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bryan and little daughter, Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. v.
Dunlap from Thursday to M-nday.
Lawrence Guy. of Dell Roy. who waa
until recently employed in the Patter-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
Low coIonists Rates to the West

The Chicago Great Western Rail-
way will from March 1st to May 5th
sell Colonists tickets to California,
Oregon. Washington. British Colum-
bia, Idaho, Montana and Utah at
greatly reduced rates. For further
information apply to w. d. Jones, T.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
Settlers Rates to Points In Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota.

The Chicago Great Western Rail
way will on March Z. IA, 21 and 2S,
and April 4, IL, IS and 25, sell one
way tickets to Minnesota and North
and South Dakota at greatly reduced
rates. For further information ap-
ply to w. ID. Jones, T. p. A., 91S
Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
LIFE PLANT IS AN HONEST REMEDY

The healing art is the noblest work
of man for mankind. The learned and
honest physician who, with skillful
hands relieves suffering and saves life
is worthy of all honor. When rem
edy is discovered that will cure any
of the many diseases that afflict the
human family, that remedy ought to
be advertised to the world without
Misrepresentation or exaggeration.
This we have done and are still doing
with Life Plant. We make no prom
Use we do not carry out; we publish no
testimonials that are not genuine and
when we say we have never failed to
cure rheumatism we can prove it. We
have always been careful to make our
advertisements and literature truthful
to the letter. Get Life Plant today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
ChatteI MortoSueS.

]. II. Hindmarsh to w. p. Black on
new furniture, SHOOTS.
w. l.. Yoder to w. p Black on new
furniture, $26
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
HAVE YOU EVER USED LIFE PLANT !?

not and its
Saebv aU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
To Cure Permanently or Don'f Cost Penny

n
for Ia
poison a
will 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21

Changing the clock does not stop
the sun. X
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
8oem % Observation-Disclosures

en i9liom Siitorie er, ffripes fra
gploerup Sogn til "6Iensborg gp.",
benot | De iibite Gage.
gn 6amilie ira ellie Spnooao biz.
De til amerifa og pentebe paa ct 8rep
ira Ell SlGgtning biniibes atlante.
rem, JON bnpbe Iopet Of ienDe 8 &eiie.
biletter til amerifa. SamiIien be.
itoar nemlig al 8 8erioner. 9repet
anfom o9ioa forIeben Dag til Yolita.
tionen Singleo).
gu lisser imioIerti6 ellie SpnopaS
libt afiibes | Hoitoiitriftet, og goitbi.
Get bar facet ben gnne at lRgse $50.
iien til ellie SpnooaS al 9os Ssferen
| Store Spnbpao, Tom berefter beisr.
ger ben pibere "me6 2eiliabeo". Oct
omtalte 8rep fra &merifa meo De 8
9iaetter reprRienterenSe en- Gum
pna omtrent 1000 Marf, bIep ienbt
meo en- Sfoleorepa paa,S anr, en-
.Sen al Raboen til a~Sresiaten / 2iae
Spnbpab,
llnoerpeis bleb Sen file 6pr tsritig,
og ban CIT mo pna en- @resmarf
bucr Der itoo en- gumpe oeb 8anbite.
oct, 0rengen IagSe 8repet fra iig /
@rGSiet, mems ban piimpeSe og Sraf
liz en- Saar. Den oa ban penbte Zig
for at tase 8reoet, par set borte. gu
So, iom grGsieoe paa @arfen, bapSe
inappet 9reDet os too MI os gurnIe.
Dc paa bet. 9rensen iprang til og
nilSe frelie 8repet, men bet gleb neb
/ aomapen, fer ban fom iaa piot.
Stitnrien er meIot til 8oitpGfenet,
og aopn er inoitalSet og itinet UNDER
lfarp Sagttagelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
RanoelsrcreIlen
Observation-Disclosures CT giennem.
gaarnoe COB, flyer Tnn & So.

Selegrnmmer til Gums Mepietp"
arttpocr at 6orretnineslipet er / en-
niebpanIis. blomitrenoe ailitono troos
ben Sommerbeoe, icm bar raaoet /
mango tore gper. gertiIfabriferne
II EbilaoeIpbia er | fnIo attipitet,
itnotagen be, iom tiIpirfer 8uIptep.
Der, og Der er megen gfteripsrgiel
efter gpgsematerial. S 9ittsburs
afiattes aisbmonbsnarer iom aImin.
oelig paa benne 9arstib. Stor-
banoelen / Baltimore .por | normal
Mftibitet.
&egn binbreoe | 9ouispiae 8etail,
banbeIen / Sernparer; men af Ssier
iolgtes Ell @pngoe, pg faa geitiuin.
ger tiIbaeefaIotes. s NaibpiGe, gif
SanbeIen meo 9sier iom | SuIi ifior,
og oct bar let at faa 8enae inb. 5
Itlanta bar Der en- uleoparJig On.
iptning al Satte og Suer; men BET
bar life faa let at inobripe GieI6. S
ct. Soiepb gif Oct almin6elige 5or,
retningslio i'm iepne Gang, % BET
par nogenlunoe let at faa ino Yenge.
Eli 9anias Gitp er fore "glbponce.
ORDERS" inolebne. Zen iterfe Seoe
gioroe intet Sfaar | Storbnnoelen /
ct. 2ouis. s Nem Orleans gif San.
oelen ole September, iom ben
pieter pao benne garstib. Smipt.
ningen tog ct Dipping / Dallas. Re,
t~ailbanoelen | Sommertsier bar lib
Zig | Cincinnati, og Der bar megen
Gfteripsrgiel. S Glepelano afiattes
en- goo Gel at 4arstioeits 8arer.
garmen egeoe GfteripsrgieIen efter
lette Seier Chicago; men Silpirf-
ningen beraf bleb forminbifet. 4isb-
mGno fra anbre Steber Dor beitilt
Itore @Gngoer al SOFT. os @interua.
rer. Oct parme geir egeoe SaIget
ar Sontnleroorer | minneapolis, og
Spipinset Smi9tnineen bolbt iig
ct BaitI.
NengeomiPtningen | 2anoets Ban.
fer eelsb fig / leens SOB til $2,256,.
21O,41O. Gen por 12.1 Grocent
itsrre en- ben tilioorenoe llge al
. -.
1904 og 1872 8roeent iterre emo /
1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

iagoe hun. SertiI bemrrfeoe @ruble.
at ban / bpert 5alo life piIoe iope paa
5ierpuoer, % MeiiiItatet bIcp, at BET
enc ORD tog oct anoet. Mens stri-
BEN bar paa Ssioepiinftet, benptteoe
Wnboen 2eiligbeoen til at oraee al.
eadroe meo gi9siene. os sGsteparret
ait iaa inb GaeIieitien for at par
Ianeiitere ON ssrebsbetingeIierne
2nnet ON lGnge blep De ga ogioa
enige ON Ell, sanife niit roget marfe-
Zig Traftat. aIlerbelIt piIoe De fill.
les, men De bapoe 10 gbrneue, 6 iSal.
let, os Sem ipnies De Dog life De tim.
be Lobe ira. 3erfor beiluttebe oe at
blipe iammen, til gsrnene bIeb borne
oa fiinoe forisrse Jig ieIu. 0e piIoe
aloria perle ct Sro, % for at ben enc
life ifnlbe gao ben nnben for mar.
ifulbe Wr. @riibIe bebo ben penitre
SIDE af Suiet os Mrs. Siilia ben
beire.
aarene ipanot os aeeteparret 6ofot
Orb. De fem gsrn bar forIangit
forlaot bet tauie 5~eorenebiem, o9
forleoen Tag fulste ben pnafte Cater
efter. % I'LL er acknowledgements
gen inbgipet.
sc bet er en- Mano, % oct err en-
apinbe!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

lcrs bel rc~prTientereoe | gpets Sor.
retninesanliggenber. @i trai Der foo
mango eoSe aienoinser % @enner, at
bet bIep umnligt at Hippo oerfra for
Ionoag ben 12te SsSi,li. I'll Gperett
fom pi tiSiig poa 6ormioodg pr.
Sernbane, men Weicgef Der bleD fort;
ibi oa pi bauoe bruet iaa megen lib
| Stanipooo, maatte ri ifpube os al.
saaroe til SeattIe. Get gioroe 81 %.
iaa tiIsaons, ibi pi reiite pr. 3eIe.
grapb. 7ette bar 10 Napnet paa
Den @nao, hi reiite mcb. Mrfomne
til Seattle fiinSe Ri enom en- Sang
billie paa nogIe al pore berboenoe
8enner oe pGre porat til nPite Gag
at begpnoe pna Dor CIR til DelloD.
itoue 0ationolparf. IrobS De goSe
8eforbringsmioler or Heiien bio Bile.
bet bctpoetig foriinfet. Tette ifriper
Tia fra, at Der inor er en- ioa nbpre
itor Strsm al 3nriiter og more Hei.
ienoe, at ale 5rpn er "bebino fine.
gi or M | Gardner, bpor hi hnr
moattet pente n9iten ct Gegn, inoen
ri Tan faa begDnoe Den reglementere.
De "Trip paa 5h Dag. allie Soiei.
Ter % Camps" | 8orfen err fplote til
Sueriloo. Pile milige aisrereoifa.
Der er iogne | grug. mel, euooo ma
6olf Iigae oner % oente. 3oget til
Sipingifon berirn initcn beitoo al 8
Iogne, oa ole por paffiloe al 6olr.
elsie 2inier pil gipe bore 8enner en-
Soc ON, bnor pi bar pnnoret, og bpor
! mn fgroes. vi er go6t iobpiite til
ret at npbe Suren | Hnrfen hi or fri.
ife oe peb aoot Moo.
Meo pcnlig Silien til "Goiten"S
2Giere.
81. Sacpbfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
0pao 0j9siene bar SfpIni.

Z en- enaelif Tropins Dor en- Wr.
@rtHle meS fin Sulia. San er 20
ca bun 20. Sc bar life talt til bin.
aneen / Be iiSite 81 Gar, enSifisat DC
bar boet unSer iamute Sag % ipiit
peo iamme gorb. Meu MI isscr De
r%igtisnof oeiaa SfilSmisie.
Man ifiiIoe 10 antoge. at DER ntaat'
te Iieae noert frpsteIigt til 8rrno for
nenne 2toariae Snusbeb. 9et er
imiolcrtio ilet life SiliGlSet.
Mr. @rubIe bapoe Ieoet iGroeles
lpffeIis rneo lin SiiIia / iamiuloe 20
Iar, Sa aaiaitroien iubtrai. % Oct
nor nosIe lumpue @ias, Ger sap Nm
Ieonins til Srlooet. Gaboen lpates
c~percrScntiis eoot ON @rubIes @irs.
oa Ell paffer Gag boo ban Ell niro.
panIis goo Yris for Dem. GrnbIe
bar oaiaa niais til at iGige. men Sn.
liza proieitercoe mob SanoeIen, Sun
biloe bcuptte gaaieiierene til Iltoer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
starr peo Kraft.
". Saeobfen II.

"a Observation-Disclosures Gortelpou
bnnbe uhitebt Jim ier omtaIte Srbrr,
at Toitiaecr til oen al 6. s. eauiS
/ ct. 2oiiis 6reone 5olfebdnf fife iful.
DC %beforSres, nnlnaoe 2elpis gag %
~iorlnn9te al 6oreneoe StaterS areos.
RET, at Den ifuloe forbpoe Eoitmeiteren
| ct. 2onis, Wr. Wpnlon, at lpitrc
Sr6ren. @en oen i9oe SitIi erflG.
reoe 1sberalbomnter Smitb WscEber.
ion, at Sroren or iulot berettiget, %
Soitmeiter @pmau bill peoblioe at
temple iom fraudulent" Goitiaeer,
iom er aoresiertoe til Den nRonte
ganf og til 2epiS, oens ErGlioent,
bporpaa Be returneres til a~flenoerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
5orFieuiet.

@n | gmer;fa. 9iaet al Sobn
Banl Sones, Der bares ODER gltIdn.
terbapet Of "grppfIpn" utoer Som.
manoo Of &ear aomiral Siesbee,
Tom 2srbdg ben 22oe SssitIi inc /
Chesapeake @ugter. llbenfor Sine
rifas Gpit msotes sereseisabren pe6
lin Siemfomit fra Sronfris al ben
noroatlanti'fe Sloabe, Der ieilebe no
| TO afbeliuger.
NGr pcS at brnfne. - Iton g.
Barter, 5 &or gdmmef og opfalSt ef.
ter fin 9eoitefar, bnnbe l. '9srSags
n9r uolbt I'm eggn og i'm @eoitefabers
9so. 8dntie elton 9. 8drfer,
9emofraterneS Experimentation
1904, iosmnteoe / Subion. 6looen
meb i'm Ssnneisn pnn Rpggen. gan
en- eIler onoen Waabe blen @,,tten
lfrRmt og ilog .slrmene iaa frampag.
tie ON 9ebitefaoerens sails, al ban
bar npr oeo at fo9Ies! Gen gamle
faltebe oa Gutter Of for of tage BAN
igien; men BET lpffeoes life, "a BAN
bar iiSmuttet. 8utten gift t~ilbunos,
% BET ftinbe gaaet golf meb begge,
ON life @otuaro 5rita, en- 6otograf
ira 9ongbfeepiie, bapbe faitet Sraf.
FEM, boppet no fra grpggen 90 bier.
get Dem.
Gn nnSerlis sag. Oct bar lGnge
p9ret eff % grltg, of geitprerne al
.2anoets forifieaige Soloaterbiem
bar ieaot g~eteraner, Ser life ipntes
"at bore rigtige / Sfaaen", til Sale
APPLET / @aibington rben at Iabe Dem
mroerisee al en- Surp og foa Dem err
fl9reoe for at bore ira 5oritdnoen.
gin bGnote oct imiblertio forleben, al
aleranoer W. Willis, Der bar ienbt
fra SoIoaterbiemmet | Midieon, no.
toa en- @rit OF Sabeos Corpus, 90
8ommer @rigbt flyer, at ban oil
lsslaoe BAN, meb minore Ell Snrp
erfl9rer BAN for gal. % bliper
@iais lat paa Srifoo, fan De andre
500 BRUCE iamme 6remganesmaabe
iom ban for at fomme no. De for.
ifieaiae Stater % Serritorier oil
iaoleoes iaa fine formentIig gale Be
teraner tiIboge fra @oibineton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
paa Heiie.
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Get er lettere iogt enc eiort al
ifrioe grepe pao en lila Nciic, ionl
Den iea III boioer poa me6. Sra ga.
roma. hpor "goiteR"s 2Riere ii0it
Ferte fra os, reiitc nj til Seattle orn
ftsrite Stao uGit eiter Sau 6ranciSco
paa belle g%citfpiteu. Sens 9eliagcu.
Ieo beo III orb % ruuunciia Sopu
Iige oeo Smoet. Ser iorbinoer Sen
meN oct itora @eroenSbop, oioer bens
Snoooanere glimreube SrcmtioSu6'
iiptcr, boilfet Sc ipues at bare itn
fulbt beuiit. 5 onore Senieeuoer
nemli9 be hsie og bratte Iaier meo
DC iteile @aoer lige Iuf& ue0 / gan'
oct, ioues Oct at npre rent iortpilet
at arI9gge en- @p paa ct iaa6out
Steo. Men fauife set bIiuer sfmert.
fas iteriie gp ON life IRnge. Settt
or 90 bel &oS uof FOR SeartIe2 g
opiegte SlG1i % @euner ser. oper.
rar 8uostieueite / heu porif.onnft
Iutberife Strife % began os 3bie Slili
paa 8eien iii Se0ro 3ooQep. HRiter
100 Mil moro for SeattIc. sos BOZ
SlGstnina 6reoerit Sega tiIbraate b
oltiaa ibe Suli. % en- lila 5tttiul
al 6~ribe0Soogen fiuoe nj fHapt tpnfi
os mlia ! IN liben 2anosbp. omgipe
al tpffe Stooen.
Der bar Muiif % 2nIer, % CT
aariiepaIsieit bar beiiemt til al par
belle llaen. @aSerne bar ~bcgitobelit
iuIne al 5oIf, men ieg ian blot ei
Rauo, iom BAR iule; oog, Stsi %
Farm par Der mer emo uot al. g
bap6s III naaet 8enoepurftet paa 90,
Reiierute og Srog oerior ipooper ii
Stampooo. Mange ~betrngter ortt
Sieo iom Wiotpunfiet for ben norit
9eioIfning paa 8eitfpitn. Sifter
iaa pi Der be itsrite % melt peloprfeS
8arme ! @aibington. % bore SANDS
m9no eigoe mango al oisie % par el