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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
WOMAN ASPHYXIATED.


Milton, Jan 26--Mrs. Diana Smith
Berkeley was found dead in bed in her
rooms in the building owned by DIR,
Holcombc, where she had millinery
store on Main street, this forenoon The
last time she was seen was Wednesday
evening when she went to H. f. Pow
ellis for her milk. This morning some
or tn" nelshbOrs began to think that
there might be some trouble as she had
not been seen and the shades We're
drawn, so after knocking at the doors
and getting no response, the health Of
hcer was summoned and with others an
entrance was effected to the rooms. They
found Mrs. Berkeley lying upon lounge
dead. 1t could not be determined what
the cause was but as the rooms smelt
strongly of coal gas it was thought per-
haps she died from asphyXiation. Her
brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. II.
a. Smith were notified and came down
mt once. Arrangements have rot yet
been made for the funeral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
PATIENT RAN INTO STREET.
Believed lie Was Crnxed by Drugs Ad-
ministcred after Operation,

Rutland. Jan. 2G.--Clad in a night
robe and slippers, William Ganey, n
Wallingford farmer, left his bed at
the city hospital to-day, rushed
through the corridor before nurses
could intercept him, sprang from a
window and ran through the streets
until caught by DR.. ]. NJ. Hamilton in
the business section. A wondering
crowd saw the man taken into the
Berwick Hotel.
Ganey came to the hospital four
days ago and underwent minor opera
ton. 1t is believed the drugs affected
his reason, as he repeatedly asserted
that he Thought they We're going to
kill him."
A brother arrived tonight and will
take Ganey to Wallingford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
Best Food for Laying Hens.

There are lots Of different kinds Of
Poultry Foods on the market-some
good and some bad, The following let
ter from A. l.. Thorpe, North Haven,
Conn. will undoubtedly aid the mex
perienced buyer in making proper
choice of this class Of goods: Il have
nsed Pages Perfected Poultry Food
all winter and will say it is the best
Food on the market for laying hens.
shall certainly continue to use 1t. I
have sold over three hundred pounds
Of it already. Those who have used It
seem to be satisfied with its results"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

BE sure and use that old and well-tried
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teetning. 1t soothes the
child, softens tne gums, allays all pain
cures wind collie and liz the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

construction Of the new building will be
pushed rapidly. Service is now being
given to upward Of 800 subscribers and
the daily calls average 1900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

The Burlington passengers on the
wrecked New England States Limited
reached here by special train at 11:45
o'clock last evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
The New England States
Limited Thrown by Open
Switch at Bolton.
CARS BADLY SMASHED.
Was Heavily Loaded with Passengers ant

Was Heavily Loaded with Passengers and
All of Them Escaped Serious In Jury
Some Villain Had Opened the
Switch to Cause Destruction of the
Magnificent Train--Hung the Light
So to Fool the Engineer--He and His
Fireman Bravely Stuck to Their Posts
--Train Was Making SO Miles an
Hour When Accident Occurred-..
Engine Took One Track and the Cars
Another-No Explanation about the
Tampering with the Switch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
Every Movement Hurts

When you have rheumatism. Muscles
feel stiff and sore and joints are pain
full. 1t docs not pay to suffer long
from this disease Wen ii may be cured
so promptly and perfectly by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine goes right
to the spot, ncutrali2es the aCidity of
the blood which causes rheuma { SIN,
and puts an end to the pain and stuff
ness.
Biliousness is cured by Hoods Pills,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

the defendant on the grounds that they
had nothing 10 do with the original suit
because service in the original suit was
made only on the president of the lodge
rms cas-" has not yet been tried in the
lower court and the arguments to-day
were ON q motion 10 dismiss entered by
one of the defendants and on a demurrer
MED by others. NJ. .. Weber and O. NJ.
Barrier appeared for the plaintiff, Butler
Il Moloncy for various defendants.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what | did eat
distressed M terribly. Burdock Blood
Bittcrs cured me-. IL. Walker, Sun
bury, Ohio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11

sherIffs. District and County Clerks.
Tax COLLECTORS and Treasurers.


Dallas. Aug. i0.--Before holding
separate conventions the sheriffs. dis
trict clerks. county clerks. tax collect
ors and county treasurers OF Texas
held a Joint meeting. County Clerk
Shanks OF Dallas presided. Mayor
Smith welcomed the visitors and r. l..
Corlln OF Beaumont responded for the
clerks. He declared he came from a
section where oil spouts so high IL al
Jsst leaves grease spots on the sun
hr Mcdaniel responded for the tax
collectors. and President Goodfeliow OF
the sheriffs for his Organization.
Each association then held sepa.
rate convention
There was an attendance OF about
goo az the sheriffs' convention.
The regular business was suspend.
ed In order TO allow Hon. Clarence
Martin Of Llano 20 present a portrait
OF Secretary John p Kirk
TO the association. The portrait Is an
excellent likeness OF the venerable sec
rotary. who has held the position from
the organization OF the association.
Judge Martin praised the Texas
Sheriffs' association. and asked all
citizens 20 help the members enforce
laws. Judge +. II Muse of Dallas re-
sponded
Captain Corwin OF Austin. the asso-
cations first president. reviewed the
work OF the organization from It's In.
ception
The speaker referred feelingly to the
pioneer times In Texas. when he and
Captain Kirk had fought Indians to.
gether: TO the civil war. when they
were comrades In the Confederate
ranks: 20 the dark reconstruction
days when they Joined hands In bring.
ing order out OF chaos and resisting
carpetbag rule In Texas. and lastly TO
their united efforts In creating the
Texas Sheriffs' association.
Secretary Kirk feelingly responded,
and said he was thankful he was not
dead but had an opportunity OF lis.
tening 20 the many nice things said
about him by Captain Corwin end 9th
ers.
Judge V. W. Grubbs spoke on edu'
cation
In the tax collectors convention the
report OF President Mcdaniel with ref
ernec 20 the employment OF attorneys
10 represent the tax collectors in a
controversy with the ttoreeeayunlrg
controversy with the attorney general
ais department was adopted. The re-
/ port showed balance on hand OF
sl94S. which was turned into the treas.
/ DRY OF the association.
Several recommendations OF the
committee on legislation were adopt
| ed
Treasurers had an informal discus
/ sion OF several matters.
I AZ the meeting OF the County
/ Clerks association President Shanks
directed attention TO the necessity OF
new legislation on broader lines Sew
eral matters were touched on by the
I speakers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
TWO BEATEN TO DEATH.
Terrible Double Tragedy occurs II
Jail az Lufkin.

lNFFiplc OOhptc lIhN0SJ ONSNe w
Jail at Lufkin.
Lufkln. Tex. Aug lO-As Deputy
Sheriff Nerren opened for breakfast
the Jail doors Thursday he was met
by Wilson alias welch. one OF the
three prisoners lie asked where the
other two were Wilson said he did
not know The deputy proceeded 10
investigate Upon reacheing the cell
occupied by Trawcek he found him
apparently asleep In his bunk but on
further investigation he discovered
that his head was crushed into q pulp.
and that he lay bathed In his own
blood He then crossed the hall into
the cell OF Sam Chandler and found
him In a similar condition.
Upon inquiry % Wilson. he stated
that he had had little row during
the night. and that be had fixed them
with that bucket, pointing 10 a heavy
iron slop bucket
Both dead men would have In a few
weeks served their terms Traweek
was charged with attempted criminal
assault aud Chandler was convicted OF
carrying brass knuckles.
Wilson. who apparently seemed "a
be crazy man. was arrested at Pol
lock Tex. some days ago upon sus'
piclon Of a similar character.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
FIRST STEP TAKEN.
Petition For involuntary Bankruptcy
Has Been Filed.

Has Been Filed.
Chicago Aug. 1O.-The first step In
the dissolution Of outside companies
with which Paul o. Stensland, the
missing president OF the Milwaukee
Avenue State band, was Identified. has
been taken. A petition OF involuntary
bankruptcy was filed against the NIL
waukee Avenue Cooperative store by
attorneys representing the State street
Department store. The petition was
filed before Judge Bethea and arrange
ments made by him TO appoint re-
ceiyers as soon as possible. Stock
holders Of the Milwaukee avenue store
number 5000 persons. many of them
workingmen The shares are $40 each.
The individual liability Of these share
holders Il Is claimed. Is a mooted
point. and II may be that the court
will hold that the creditors OF the com
pany have recourse o. individual prop.
erty % them all
HEINZ W Herring. the cashier Of sus
pended bank. was taken 10 the insti
tuition Friday lie was taken 10 the
bank by two detectives and every pre-
caution made 20 get him inside the
bank without the knowledge OF sew
eral hundred persons around the place
Safe inside, Herring Immediately be
gan 20 guide the authorities around 70
different vaults and secret places.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
COMPANY EXPLAINS.
Desires Situation a, San Francisco 10
First Adjust Itself.

Manchester. n. H.. Aug. i0.-ln an
.nouncing that the New Hampshire Fire
Insurance company suspended bust
ness on the Pacific coast the officers
Of the company gave out a statement
saying the suspension was due to the
fact that the company desires 10 per
init unsettled conditions in San Fran
cisco and the Pacific slope generally 10
adjust themselves before taking on fur.
Their liability The company's losses
az San Francisco. the statement says,
will be settled for about 100000, The
company's statement Jan. showed a
capital OF 100000 and a net surplus
OF sl25O.000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
C \ FlA/TMC State REPRESENTATIVE Ell BEARD Agent
ASs A. l. tkHVO Tex
Large Percentage Running.

New York. Aug. l0.-A large per.
centage OF railroad tugboats affected
by the strike OF several hundred deck
hands are running. Erie granted de.
mands OF deckhands for increase Of
s. a month. but first class deckhands
instead OF getting SO advance will re
ceive s. for the present This con
cession was granted pending decision
OF the arbitration board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Crop Report.

Washington. Aug lO.-The crop re-
port just issued by the department OF
agriculture shows the condition Of corn
on Aug. TO be Ssh as compared with
SIS last month. Winter wheat crop
is 493. 434.0 bushels. an average OF
l6.7 bushels per acre. Condition OF
spring wheat on Aug. was s6.9 as
compared with 81 last month
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
ABDUCTION CHARGED.
Weaver Alleged 10 Have Taken Ia.
ney's Wife and Baby.

New York. Aug i0.-Henry Ralph
Weaver. twenty-four years OF age. was
held IN police court 10 await extradi.
ton papers from Pittsburg on a
charge Of abduction. $ c. Laney OF
Pittsburg appeared against Weaver
and accused him OF having left Pitts
burg on July Is last in company with
Laneys wife and their fourteen-month-
old babay In court Weaver refused
20 disclose the whereabouts Of Mrs.
Lauey and the child Weaver was ar
rested Thursday at the postOffice when
be called for his mail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Chairman Andrews Hears From Tw'
Hundred and Nine Counties

Houston. Aug. iO-Chalrman An
drews has received official returns
from 2O9 counties. and these give a
total In the contest for governor OF
2s6. 1856.
The total Is distributed among the
four candidates as follows: Camp
bell. s76l7. Brooks, 6S.ss9: Colquitt
67.2s5: Bell. casa.
Returns from twenty organized
counties. most OF them having a
small population. we're 20 be received
up 20 midnight Thursday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Bio Stick Laid Away.

City OF Mexico. Aug iO.-The Mex.
lean Herald says that Secretary Roots
speech at the Panamerican conference
at Rio de Janeiro shows that the big
stick has been laid away In the inter
national museum OF the relies OF a
belligerent past Secretary Roots
speech has made a good impression
here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Bought by Bailey.

Gainesville. Tex. Aug lot Is
stated that Senator Bailey has pur-
chased Of the Laska Improvement com
pany Of Galveston two ylore brick
business buildings on California street
here. This will make his business
property holdings amount to about
g,O 600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Indlctments Reurned.

jamestown. ~ Y. Aug 10. The
Federal grand jury for the Western
district Of New York has returned In
dictments against the Standard oil
company OF New York. Pennsylvania
Railroad company and Vacuum oil
company OF Rochester for alleged VIC
iations OF interstate commerce law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Lid on For Good.

Denison. Aug. i0.-At the instance
OF City Attorney Smith a number OF
the gambling fraternity are being ar
rested Arrests will continue until the
last one leaves. The I'D Is on for good
as far as gambling Is concerned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
All Were Injured.

Utica. ~ Y. Aug. ia handcar
carrying six or eight men Jumped the
trestle 81 the New York Ontario and
Western railroad. near New Berlin
All were injured. and two 81 the men.
Fred Davis and Riley Bennett, viii de
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Auain President.

Providence. Aug. iO.-Bishop Cane
win Of Pittsburg was reelected presi'
dent % the Catholic Total Abstinence
league. Washington Loeb OF Jitts
burg was elected secretary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Reduction Announced.

Independence. Kan. Aug. lO.-The
Prairie oil and Gas company, branch
u the Standard. has announced a re-
duction 10 western oils Of cents 70
as cents for refined and 32 for iuel
oil
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Murdered on Car.

Tlflls. Aug. l0.--Herr Eidelmann
superintendent OF the street railway
system here. was murdered on a car
The assassin escaped. The crime was
an outcome OF the revolutionary trou'
bles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
Half Cent Reduction.

Cleveland. Aug lO-The Standard
oil company has reduced the selling
price Of an grades OF refined OIL half
q cent per gallon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
BIG DEAL.
Plant Of Orange Lumber Company DIS
posed Of For LARGE Sum.

Orange. Tex. Aug. lO-Plant OF or
Ange Lumber company. together with
all timber owned by the corporation
has'been sold to the Orange Lumber
company OF Houston for sSS2.903.i1
The new company has a capital stock
OF 100000. II was recently organ
tied
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
49, MaehInIsts ouIt Work.

Sedalla. Mo. Aug. 10.-Over 200 ma
rhsnlsts In Missouri Pacific shops cult
work
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
la Crosse, Wis.

"Wttn @ape fan bu life ie. SreI.
ieren bar 9tbet mig noget iipnlist,
inoe / nit Sierte. Serfor er ieg
glaS, feln ON man life fan Ie min
@aoe."
"Osen ieg bill ie ben," buffet gar.
net. Soar on life bill oiie mig,
bbao on bar faaet, bIir ies flint paa
Dig"
Sa bleo Sgren rebet bolbior1t op
~uoenfra, og en- bsi Wano traaSte Ioa
rpentet inS / Chen, at 8srnene bIeb
rebbe, og 8artneren traaSte trem
foran fin SamiIie, Iigeiom forut be.
ffptte Sen.
"eliia5etb," beggnbte Den Srenr
meoe me. ~ifieloenbe Stenme, "foroi
bet er SSiil, og foroi ieg life lengere
Tan uSboIbe BET! @Iiiabetb, tiLaiu
mig min SaarSbeo os NIT Sttbfinb!
Solo al mig igien og BIZ isien min
Slrftrul"
Ser bIep bsbsitiue / Stuen. Gil.
iabetb bar Bit IigbIeg og Daobe reiit
fig cp og iaa u~fraoenot in6 / fin
Ranos aniigt, bpor man tp6eIia
finoe leie ben beftiee inbre 9epr.
geie og ie Sporene Of be npItg
grPote Saarer.
Su bun ertbnu tiet, ipurete lille
&arl fieft, men 6empet: "Spo5 bill
ben Ranoen Der Dos os efter2"
San oil ogiaa babe en- Ss~SuIegabe.
Oct, iom Sub nraa gioe bam, for at
ban igien fan faa 5reS og 2ptfe!"
ioureoe QIfreb beo9get.
8artnerfolfene foritob, at Der bar
noget ui9bpanlist paafRrSe; @onen
fpnote ftg at tanbe en- 2anrpe og aab.
net Ssren til fin fine Stue.
SGtie git @Iiiabefb os @IfreS Der.
mo, og 9sren luftes efter Dem.
Oct oarte l9nge; gsrnene babbe
ganffe gIernt belle S~oritprreIien os
itsiet og lefte meb fine Eager, mems
Wabam IbrenSs bGffct &ftensbor-
Def, tnbtil 9sren enbeIig igien 9if
op, % ben fremneSe ManS trooote
gIeSeitraalenbe inc. @eo bans She,
omilpnget al BANS arm, tom IeenSe
og graatenbe "Srsfen Sante"; bun
itrsg lille &orl ober Saoret og iagoe
beo9get:
"Gu bilSe 10 ie min Sulegabe2
sc Der, berne ftore, fi9re RonS bar
Srelieren gioet mig paunp."
50, foroi oct tbag er Sui" fort.
fatte Mfreb glao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Raar aongrcsieu iaunleltrGSer
eiter Sad, pI Der after fonurle ct
gubftr5 fra gr9iibeirt a~ooieueIt. Oct
iii out5auoIe Snoannbriusen 90 bent
Jhe 2opainerells S2mGrfiombcS paa
fcrifieIige sgnSrineer / SnNpan.
SrinssIocen, iom 8~r9iihethm fInoer
paafrrpet. -Itptoie.
teSerne er enis ON. Of 2opeL ilig
icm ben MI er, sier anIeSrirg I'll
ruege1 Wis5rug fru 9ampIfibsfom'
palrierms SHE % / BET belle pber alt
for liSen 9etrpgseIie MOI Suooan'
bring al 6oIf, iom life er iiano I'll
Ct forisrse Jig ieIo, I. CT. pna @rino
CT OF be er hIenrret meo en- eller arl'
ben IeserIis Spag6eS. RooepcIt Hut.
ter fig belt o. 5oIhent I'll bernie ar.
ffieIie, % BET tor auIees iom ternrte.
Zig iifhrt, at BEN Sopgiontn9, JON
iaa NOR bar saaet igienen / &ou'
eresiers iibite SesIion, pan1tp oil BIZ
taget unber ge5nnblins i 8tnter, os
at SarnigrotipnsIooen / Here Sen.
fefnber piI bIioe f~orauhret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
@n er SiScn at tuntte tiIgaors pan

Rn er Sibcn at tuHife ttIgaors p1u
be uioT,se soOe SoriGtter, iom man
Staar | 9egreb rteO at omiatte ! praf.
title @nrSir oeS Oct me aars 9e-
qpuocIfe. Rau sisr bebit / fife at
rc1rte meo at pr6oe Dem oIeiamure1t
I'll efter Sui. Oct isrite Soriss | ben
gaetnirg fnISer iaa upbeIigt mo ! Sat-
Isfteminsen. Sar on berfor iih,Se
of rctte pnn ct eller auSet | DIT Sio
- oe Spbt ma man beflase BET
Icrnefe, iom life isIer Srns til
Ret - iaa bsr on fsrit us fuemit tnS.
rette bin Sad ocrefter. Get uI %
faISe uleget lsttere at begpnhe oct
ripe Gur i~nuIeoes, iom etbpert NIT
etar Dor beapnhes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
somes grnee cr ubuGont til britiit

ssamcs grpee cr ubuGpnt til brtttlt
@eianbt 8aIbiugton iitebetfor Cir
Iortimcr 9lrratb, iom er ttlbage'
toISt. grpce er G6ief Secretarp for
.S5rImb % iaaIeoes 0teoIern al Oct
brittle IiberuIe Weintitertitnt. Ieo
hons llbnuDneie I'll @eianot baaSer
BEN brittle 8csiering at babe 'laoet
TO ire fsllper meS ct SmGf: of imsoe'
fcnune beu amerifanife &egiertngS
2rIfe, at foa en- britiif @eianot
@aibtwtpr, iom ogiaa SrI9toer1e
g, tilircos uueS - roget, icnn life er
bprot fsr - % erSeIig at faa grDte
ofIsIt iom Sefret9r for SrlanS, oa
Ran aniees for at barre fcr gartrtel
til at Ieoe Den anitrGngeroe &al1lp
for Some &l,Ie @iHen, iorn bill bll
foreIoat nnitc misunderstanding
Ser err Sog en- puoiis Stng meo
fette 8erionifiite / BEN brittle SeSa'
ton / 8aibingtou: Oct er meget MOI
tit G1rfte, at Sir Mortimcr DuinanS
moa forIaoe benne 8oit, meoSeIes
fra Gcnbon, % oct err meset moo
itrrbenoe, of ssanpes Srpce onitoer
bar iuouilaet / ct bli 9lrratos Otter
mato.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Com fbr umtnIt, bar Srpiioent
&ooieoelt ! ct al itne mango @iSifa.
Ter til RpugreSien 1nnet pon, Of BEN,
nc M blrrhe gipe Borto Riros Srtb'
baanere amerifnuif 9orgerret, ga Be
efter hans Rcnius er moSne til at
nobtaae Ct ianbant &riOiIe9ium. 3e
ier iutiSIertib no til, at Bette bans
Grife life oil gaa / SpipIbelie. 3
er Observation-Disclosures I'll
"Gbicogp tribune" beNer Set berom
blmnbt orbe: "~iSsrerne bonoe | Su-
let % Senotet er fonnet til set Re'
irItot, at Siben enbmu life er in0e
fer BET al SrpiiScnteu ioreiloaebc
efrtot, iao Torto Rtfurernc uil imnO'
ipuIigoiS life bIioe giort I'll Sorgere
t0erfcn al bcure elcr naie apngreS.
RoospcIt CT bet rmOcrrettct bcrrm,
"a han foor uotrrLigpis itube iig /
BET. Scqritiorcn utro at uoirrGtfe
omerifmif @orger'fab iii Qorto Rjro
erunScr 't8 bIon0t onnet poo ocr
SrSoerOirq at @eioIfnir8eu& Gam
meniptring berborte ipr SIocn life
niibe retfTrNiggiere ct iaoNont
@fri0t. On qauitc betU5elt0 &citruS'
be- al EbcfoItniraen CT al bIouSct
9lace - baLoocH SpouioI. boIpoeiS
gteeer. llU0cnbcnen b.au6t 6iaie
Rolf er meact 'tor; en- bfi @roccilt al
Dem fan brcrfen IUie euer Ifrioe.
g3iiu1ot far Gems StoIcr toaet ct
magtigt Gpipiug, iiSen ausrjtIner.
nc bLeo Serrer Ser, men erSuu er Der
hoe minoit 70 4rooent al Ne lungs.
iom inaeu lluoeroiSniHg upocr. &or'
II aifanerHeS Stiaiug er / mango
Seniee1oer iTregerL for life at iisc
eneItcaet0e. De or paa ct Bis ct
hjenlsit SoIf; t6i De bar life @orger'
ret ncsetteOs, % Oet er tutIioa1t,
bOiIten ubirRfnins De UIOe UGre BE-
ifpttet | Ell iremmcS Sano oeS Ras
fra ben GmerifaUite Resiering. d
be life er llMnIlbinser, fan Be iftt
bIipe nahiraliierct | De 5oreueot
Stnter. men "a be beILsrItte paa 5Or'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

@aIaeuc til ben tpite &igsSng er
Fajtiat til 25Se sSamiar, % Der ipefu'
Ieres MI / oct pine % breSe ooer,
hporlebes ben npe Gissnas oil Tom.
me til at ie no. Zen tpife Iartifor.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Since the Lord Almighty has chosen
to call 10 His heavenly home the father
of our Professor A. G. Tuve
- be il resolved:
That we, The Students of Augustaua
College, extend to him our heartfelt
sympathy in his great bereavement.
Thru that bond of love and fellowship
we mourn his loss-May the burden Of
grief be lightned by the assurance that
the departed has only gone TO meet his
reward and hear his Masters welcome
swell done, thou true and faithful ser.
want"
Be il further resolved that a copy Of
these Resolutions be sent to 'Luthera.
nereu'' and DEBORAH Posteu".
Johanna l.. Jordeth,
Morris Brcnne,
Andrew Gorness,
COMMITTEES.