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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-30

oy givfnr The fulf hrst name OF Two
Initials. with ali yioDer names. Item5
must be accompanied ~ the name alo
address of tbs writer OF fary can not 0e
Ueblished.J
Mrs I. g. Thorpe is entertaining at
fhfmbIes at her home on harrison
street this afternoon for her sister
Miss Daisy Griggs. who leaves this
week for the Waterloo conference ana
Minnesota The guests are Miss
Daisy Griggs, Miss Bessie Griggs, Miss
Minna Bauer, Miss Anna Sweet Miss
Marcia williams Miss Mary White,
Miss Mary Martin, Miss Jennie Thayer
Miss Margaret Goodrich. Miss Nell
Graham. Miss Nellie Thorpe, Miss Grace
Nettles, Miss Gurkee, Miss Anna
Knoster. Miss Fanny sibley. Miss
Sarah Hargraves. Miss May Har-
graves. and Mrs. J. NJ. starts.
4 subscription dance at Vinewood
on Friday evening is being arranged
by Mr.. Harry Sturgis and Mr.. Galllard
Miller.
The golfers are having a tourna-
ment at the Country club this after
noon.
There viii be musicale at the
Country club Friday night. The pro-
Eramme will be made up entirely Of
popular vocal numbers, and Mrs.
George w Parkhurst. Mrs. /. 5.
Ferry, Mrs Frank Thomas, Mrs.
Frank Foster. Miss Irene Horner, Miss
Nina Thomas, Mr.. James Moore. Mr.
Harold Copeland and Mr.. David
Bowie will contribute to it.
Mrs w IT. F. Bendeler entertained
number of young people at her
home. 424 Buchanan street, Saturday
evening July IS, in honor of her son
Rudolphs seventeenth birthday.
Those present We're Miss NJ. Keiths-
man, Miss C. Genthe. Miss S. Keller,
Miss NJ. Miller Miss T. Bowman, Miss
NJ Greenwood, Miss G. Greenwood,
Miss S. Hevlin, Miss n. Davies Miss
e. Yeargain Miss NJ. Thearling, Miss
p Craig, Miss F. Peterick, Mr.. Irish,
Mr. Hughes. Mr.. w. Sacks, Mr. w.
Sherman Mr.. S. Onley, Mr. W. Killing,
Mr.. H. Beeman. Mr.. c. Cole, Mr.. G.
EoTer. Mr.. ]. Kushera, and Mr. r.
Peterick.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-30

the charm of style-the eloquent PERSUASION
of prices unequalled at any time.
Prices often close to, and sometimes
actually half, for silks of the sterling quail
ties, the unquestionable good taste that make
them worthy of being sold at this store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23

it Is feared the result will be q sale CT
the road. II is already nsortgassd and
the stock was worth about twenty-five
cents before the leases question was
brought on. while now 1t is worth
sixty-fve cents on the dollar. OF
course the foreclosure sale is hound to
worth OF the stock. There is now for
sale quite "a little Of the stock. which
car be had for less than the price re-
Gently paid"
From many years association with
the insurance interests II the stale ard
of the city of Raleigh Mr.. Charles
Root OF this city. secretary and treas
urer OF the North Carolina Insurance
Company. OF Raleigh, viii step into
the cashiers place AZ the Raleigh
Savings Bank. which place was made
W. cant by the death OF James O.
Litcff1r5. He will assume the duties
OF his me- post March !. Mr.. Root
ca.~ies with HIN nj 1.-THE essentials that
go 10 'he fitting of a literal banker.
\ neS- feature in the life OF he
Younger social set OF Raleigh was yes
teriay instituted when a party OF
about twenty men n women vent
10 Pinehurst, where they viii spend
the day. It is the intention OF the
people here 10 make many journeys TO
this favorife resort.
II Is announced that n additional
man, In Raleigh. Willis g. Briggs. has
entered the race for the Raleigh post
mastership, along with John ". Har-
den. Mr.. Briggs Is one OF the popular
men in the csty-of the ounse set
and il is said will have some splendid
backing If he makes the run in earn
est. He was city editor Of the Raleigh
Morning Post. uh1il that paper sns-
| pended publication, and since then n
effectively serTed = city editor OF the
Raleigh Evening Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23
Tram Runs OFF SWITCH
accident. on the Atlantic Coast Line
Near Bowdens on Friday Nignt-
Work 10 Begin OH New Buildings.
correspondence Messenger.D

Correspondence M~essenger.)
Goldsboro. y. c., Februay 1.-THE
Atlantic Coas, Line had another
wreck nj Bowdan last night, which
will prtvc -2-h"r expensive and viii
require some time TO remove No one
was injured except the ftagman. lie
was hr ised considerably and escape.
2 horrible death almost BY a miracle
4 freight train was on he side TACK
= ~out 9 O'Clock 10 get ont Of The way OF
the n~orthbound passense: tram.
Through carelessness of some OF the
crew the frCi1h: lacked - caoOose
and three box ears on he END OF the
switch and all yer down an emoank-
ment about thirty feet, where mes are
still piled up in a mass. The naghtahp
was in the CHOOSE, n how ne es-
caped with his life cannot be explain.
ed. The conductor was on the Srouhu
| as were the other members Oh 1ae
crew An oil tank OF the Southern
Cotton Oil company was among inc
cars derailed. A w%recking crew was
sent out from Wilmington asst nisht'
hut have made very little headwa 10
day on account of the high
ment where the cars were derailed.
The wreck occurred at the end OF
switch. but did not interfere with N
main line. over which trains have De
going in each direction on m
As soon as the weather VIII per n
of building operations york WILD oh
gun on both the new buildings rtl
odd Fellows and the knights OF Pyti
las These buildings are to be Ebcat,
on John street in the neighbor hood
the postofice. The Knights o fPythi,
have the corner lot in front c r gbe po,
eminent building and the 0 dD Fellow
have a vacant lot about mbdway N
block adjoining the headc .uartes OF th
fire department. Both buildings wi
be an ornament to that. section of N
city. The ground floors OF each ~.i
be for rent for business purposes an,
: the second and third floors will be con
verted into officers and lodge rooms.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23
THE SENATE
The Hafest and Most Patriotic Branch
OF the American Government.

For years we have read with con
siderable care the deliberations si
both houses OF congress, and wa do
not hesitate to declare that OF all the
departments Of our government the
senate has been the safest and most
patriotic in its servie. tn the people.
Many OF he members arc very rich
men-a fact we d~eplore-but rich or
poor, the senate, . " hes
been the bulwark against premature
and unwise action on the part of thu
executive and lower house. 1t neve.
loses its head, looks at all sides oil q
question and takes IL own good time
1t membership embraces some Of the
wisest and o learned men in the
world-Spooner, Aldrich and Allison
on the republican side; and Bailey.
Morgan and Bacon on the democratic,
and men OF great intellect and OF the
highest integrity. To be sure there
are some rascals among them, but so
There are in our churches. As a whole
the senate is not only our brainiest.
but II is our safest body. and when
threaten. the COZ. Itry turns,
not TO the house, nor the president.
but TO the senate with complete con-
hdence. For the reason thai the sen-
ate has served the country 20 well
we are opposed TO any change In the
slection OF its members. Our fathers
Knew what they were about and their
expectations have been fulfilled
charity and Children
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23

history. or the theme Of story or ira
dition. After centuries a strange peo-
pie are found in the swamps Of Robe
son county, who call themselves
"Croatans." Wonderous and signih-
cant, Whence came the name? In
telligent as they were. they were no
scholars: they had no libraries. they
knew not history; they could not find
material for the assumption Of a
name; they would never imagine so
strange a title.
In the latter part Of the 10th CEN
fury an English colony disappears
Croatan disappears: in the 18th ceE-
fury Croatan reappears in the ~vamps
OF Robson county, a strange people
plainly a blending OF Anglo-Saxon and
Indian blood. Tough all the years
OF their semi-civiliZed. nomad exis-
tence. not one of them, not even the
most ignorant, fails TO repel the charge
that there is negro blood in his veins.
They bear English names-names
common in England in the 10th CEN
fury. many of them borne by sG-lors in
the naval war with the Spanish Ar
mazda: Applewhite. Oxendine, Cad
well, Lowery, Ward, etc. Their habits
are those of the Indians: they are tact
turn: in travelling and hunting they
marcel in single file: they have the
cheek~bone of the red man, and the
chin formation of the Anglo-caxon;
they are gluttonous in time of plenty.
and abstemious in periods Of dear-h;
the women perform the field n 9TH
er labors.
Last of all-the most overwhelming
fact in proof of the English-Indian
blending of races. without the stain
Of negro blood-during all the fearful
depredations of Henry Berry Lowery
and his band, not one of them COM
United that unutterable crime which.
above IL others, shows the savagery
of the African nature.
I'm vain, in vain, their heart-sick
search,
No tidings reached them more;
Nc ~~cord save that silent word
Upon that silent shore.
The mystery rests a mystery still,
UnsOlved Of mortal man.:
Sphinx-like, untold, the ages hold
The tale OF Croatan."
j, Il. M.
FaVetteViI1e February
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23

They are also good to Mr.. Long
worth. In the Washington Posts con-
gressiOnal items it is stated hat the
members OF the house committee on
foreign relations gave their colleague
Representative Longworth, a wedding
present in the shape of a favorable
report on his bill authorizing the eX-
penditure of 100000 to construct or
purchase proper legations for the
United States abroad. The recon-
mendation was made unanimously
Charlotte Chronicle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23
Civil Suits Against Former Mutual Life
Officers.

New York, February 19.-Charles
A Peabody, president of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, today author
ICED the statement that civil suits have
been<gun in the supreme court
against Richard A. McCurdy, former
president of the Mutual Life; Robert
H. McCurdy, former general manager;
Colonel Charles H. Raymond and
Louis A. Thebaud, constituting the
firm of Charles A. Raymond and COM
pany late general metropolitan agents
of the Mutual. John A. Wise. former
governor of Virginia, is counsel for
Raymond and Thebaud.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23

Especial to The Messenger.)
Goldsboro, ". c., February 1.-THE
eight year old daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Craft Futrell. living in the coun-
try was badly burned Saturday after
noon and died Saturday night The
child's clothing caught fire while she
was in the house alone. Her suffer
ings were horrible 10 witness.
P. G.. Perkins, formerly In business
here. had his feet and legs badly cut
at a saw mill near Dudley this morn
ing. He was brought 70 his home in
this city and is resting comfortably.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23
Combinations by the Senate.

Combinations by the Senate.
Washington. February 19.-The SEN
ate today confirmed the following nom
nations OF postmasters.
North Carolina-B. G. Bradley, Gas
fonia: e. L. Ware, Kings Mountain,
G W. league, West Durham
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23

More HI a year ago I read a let
ter in the Richmond Times-Dispatch,
describing a visit to Roanoke Island
where" said the correspondent, sis
the grave of Virginia Dare, the first
white child born on American soil"
There are good reasons for believing
that the dust of little Virginia Dare is
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-23
our Bridges To be Built by the Gov
eminent.

washington, February 19.-Secretary
TAFT submitted TO congress today a re-
port H2om the chef of engineers L. 8.
A recommending the expenditure OF
$4,000 for four bridges over the in
laro waterway from Chincoteague Bay.
Virginia, TO Delaware Bay. Va, On
condition that the bridges be main
tanned by local authorities after thei.
construction.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
amunoien
Uoroenifi5Io.
atiel s.esn ariser / .aaenypasna:

Gtiel S.ssn ifriber | 1aftsnppfisn':
Ter bar Subel | Stpdbolms 8p ben
24Se April 1880. ba Rorteniti5lb ON.
boro paa fit Stib '@ssa" mso Office.
rer, establishments o. geirtnins,
talt 80 Ranc, narmsbe ia Gtaesn %
alter latte 5Ooen saa Sterisss Gruno
eiisr at bape fuloisrt bet ssosraFite
SiorpGrt ROrbsftpasiasen runot Vii.
ems RUrbtpi.
Nu, 20 War eiter, or BET ~tilinarsnSe
geographic StprOarf, 0oropefpasiaseu
rnnSt Gnteritas IorSfpit futofsrt Of
Worbmanoen &palo gmunoieu.
9aa i'm file Stibe "@ipa", meb 8
5rscipenSe. bar ban life aIeue srict ben
iarriuloe SeilaOs I biotil mro Sfib
uirsmfommelise Sarpanb, men paiua
idmiibig uoisrt ct nu6st mere birstie
oiSsnftabeIist StUrpGrt ilbiOrfuiuasn
al Gsne omtrius Surbens magnetic
Rprbppl.
Setppninsen Of bette iioIts, Tom bar
@isaD Grpeoitiorens esenilise Sppeo'ur.
maaI, ton bel enbuu life belt fOritaas uben.
for Observation-Disclosures Inepre Rrsos.
men Soritaaelien pil tuutEe IiOt sitsr
liot, naar bet inoiamlspe SberpatiOus.
materiaIe bIiurr e~rauitet % beurbeibst
% &eiu!tatcrne piisutIissiurt.
SmiOIertib CT 10 GpropeItpas iasens
lptfslise 5uIbiprslie alsue mere snb NOT
til at eiore &Oalb a~muubien Os bans
Grfeoitiou bergmt pper ben bele uios
gerbeu, og vi Roromeuo ma isle os
lptteltse % itolte, uaar ri ON et Bar
Tiger Ton bilie BAN % bans Seller uel.
fpmmen tilbd8c paa nurIf @runb.
Oct ct 2tliGlos, ION Ter no iom en-
TAME, at bet er bleust ben I~taubiuapiite
Snlpps 10 gamble iorunbt at METRE
buert lit at be TO berpmte iibeOrbusoc
nautiit geographic 9rpSlsner, iom glen.
nem flsre %GarbunoreOer bar pertet paa
TN 9psnirs.
Zen pitIioe Del uf SaIorsu, Soerise,
bat peo @uroenitiOto % bans gssa.
expedition fact fnpttct fit gsauu til
Icropitpusiaseu; ben usitIiSe DEL
Norse, bar pso RraIb GmuuSien %
bans @isa' expedition faaet inpttst fit
Raun iii 9orueltpasinssrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
AazzaG1 snaJes@
EtTtB i~hfutmmtIlgt

Smerte elsr 1Lgp BERT | Rpggru er ct
uftilbGrItgt Ieau pGa R~prsipeoom. Get &c
Rdturens bettneIige Sarito ipr Of ciie big
at SuHobeoens Sei tr life flGr.
3sriom otsie 5dreigualer life ~paaagtes,
CT mere uIporlige Reiuliater ofte fire pda al
tpIge; Srtabts SpSoum, Tom er ben urrits
6orm ai Hgreipgoom, tGl lite is iHo pdd
big.
Zen mine % burtige Gir.riug oi 7r.
Ailners SipumpsRoot, BET ppserliae Rpre,,
Seoers % 8~lFremiebel merles mart. Ten
ltuar bgteit pna grunb al fine piounoerIige
SelbreoclIer AZ 3uieuber AZ be met haarbs
natftoe 3tlirloer. Seripm ou trRugsr en-
Wleotc,n, burSe ou fda ben beoite. On grttts
otg Brrpe oil Operbeptie enhper 49, on fan
iaa Ell Rrspeilaite irit pr. Bot.
Spts ou allercbe er uuerbeptlt ON, al
Sipouip'Sfppt er. bpao oR bebsper, oa fan
on flebe ben rrgulRre 80 Gents % IN Solar
Stsrrrlier al SLATER Gpotetet tuoripntbeIit.
8egaa trgeH 5tiltagelie, men butt Rapuet,
Snamp'9toot, TT. Stlniers Sipantp'Root
% Goresieu, BinsbdIutou, v. ", paa bUer
6ldite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

res for at eiOc Slabs for BET use yeates
riaIc2
ear: Ten aIminhrlise @escf CT,
at be tilbSrer Quntrattpren, fSnr brFprssr
yroiReninsen. De CT ~fsrpprist life Al
furaerlist gGroi iaa bet eipr iffe itprt
tperfcu fra eler til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
a ituri ssIffnh Irftreii

ct tori seIffab I~rftreiicnSe aireiite
Gsrhuas fra RttnerpoIis urSer 2eodic
at ger areI 8. Saaro, ariat Deb SoiSes
S~tierreIiuiens minneapolis &ontpr. Se
Ib~itreifenSe por paa geien til Stdnsiras
biert. boor be aster at feire SiiIsn. 5eJs
Itabet beitoo al outfriue to birnbreoe Bers
Toner os iuretoe Heifeu ! eisuneu9ausns
De 0cgne ola Chicago os Riaeara 6nuS,
os ! Gussdss afuiits Selifabst fra Rem
Oori uteo 8ampfibet "Saltir". Sette er
bet isrite SeIftab, iom sr reiit fra gains
neapoIis neune Saiou. % oil tlfn 6Iipc
~Oosrtrrffet al bet itore SeIfdb, ser uis
Ter meo Suioes StierneIinisns Sti6
Celtic. 2suue grturiiou afsa1r fro
RimeapcIis ben ODE % fra Gstu gori
ben 12R December,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

3o95. Sp.: @cbeoer en- Gut paa 1s
sIar at frenrpiie noscn Eeres / G6iIes
earber, mar ban bar fin Billet til 50.
ina, os iiaafaIb bporIneset ma ban bas
De?
Sbar: @eselen bcr prret ben, a,
cit Sn1misrant furubsn fin @inet maa
tapc not @ense til at betnls for ut d.
bplS % cnentuele uiornbieecc itbsifter,
inhtil ban naar tit geitctnrneiiesfeS.
samraens stprreiie bcrDr paa Siifaneeu
fra Saaotnssitrbc. % ~beitertnes at SnS'
pansriassrasnSisbenerne I Nep gprf. Z
alminhelisbeS nil antasclis tt Dollars
bare mere enb tilitreffelis for en- Ser
ION, iom Gar Etrtet til Ssiua. sppen
Freezer, ipm befienbt, M osiaa, at be,
ifal betaIes en- appffat at 2 Dollars foi
bier Srcuanbrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
orretningsnptiticr
Spar ct Sresteoel az 1eres 3es'
ntns for 9renpe.

Sen ftprite 9Gt / SusbplontussDtuuumieu
er Sabet al Sarute. iUm suar pp Spnsrprst,
Ser er intet uoen Cross tube Rochester
Radiator, ipm fan itaris bet. Sc tuser
gurmsn oirefte ira ben parme Strpm iite'
bcnfOr fra Siberne, Tom andre si6r. Ro'
DIETER &abiator Company, SO Glrnoce Ct,
Tpdeiier, q. q, bar iabriferet Rubiators
| 10 Sar, % berrS Napn pna en- RaOiato.
saranterer, at ben er ben bebite siOrt. &c
bill tilbasebetaie geneeas, De betaIsr ior en-
Rupiatcr, oeriom ben life sisr aft, be flyer.
ben ptI sipre. Sen pil ipare ira 70 til II
al 9eres Sr9nbfeI eler siue' bpbbeIt garms
Of ben iaraule 8ranbiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

4o06. Sp.: Oar en- Saher, iom bar
Here Born, @et til at fjrnie al fin eis
enoonn til CT al benz, MOB at oenuc fcr'
pliater iis til at aioe Gaberen Seoeraao2
Spar: Sa, bpis 5aSeren bar ben
faloe Brig af fin Scritauo. mar ban
trGffer en- Zig @~eitemmelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

4oo3. QKsSt.s What is vanilla err
tract made 60m?
Ans: 1t is popularity supposed to be
made from the vanilla bean, which costs
from SI2 to Si6 a pound; but it is more
often made from vanillian, the active
properties of the extract which can be
made from other substances at a cost Of
about 81 per gallon. The artificial com.
pound is chemically identical with the
vanillian found in the true vanilla ex-
tract, and therefore has come to be used
extensively by manufacturers and deal.
ers. 1t has been made for commercial
purposes from turpentine, but more
satisfactory results are obtained from oil
of cloves or benzoic acid, and it is now
extracted chiefly from these. OF course,
to sell anything other than vanilla for
the pure extract, is Illegal, but health
boards seldom find more than from one
quarter to one-half of the samples ana
lyzed to be genuine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

ct bafftrt iuritreret prosrart BE.
ifripenbe 9unaro 2iniens itorarieoe
SuI>Grfuriioner, ienSes frit til erbuer
iom tilifriper Grnaro Cine. 302 2no
slpe. 60. Rinneapolis. 1inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

1904. Co.: aau aieo ncSlrescs eler
faltes / eaIsaniieret SertbaIier ithen nos
gen iarc for n~ietdIiif 5op8iftnius2
q. gtlbs en- beruietiif Sutnhue at en-
iaanen gaIjc I en- Sifserbeo mob
S~nraiftnirg?
ear: gu en- caer anben fasspn.
big Safer ipare paa bisie spsrssmaui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

sea bar al mulia 8rnae til at anbsfdts Ct, gfsy
Rcsltirer, e~itcrisBi osart aurs ifrlfts NIT eip. Iel
er Ca ipGt WaHb, nolct VveT Ter 900 / eBtbS. 5tisI
uritR TIE b~un6tsbt Sam. Ger Holle HaE hosH ttce
mt Qittic lal ~eodritet, at tea aIsria msre pSHtsbs al
eIiue It'll, Erasrns sril1Ecoe uis ubtltrebstig, De-
iaabe Rafte ~ Esrfs Reinstatement | Hoale 4rt,r,
% iisbis ieg Glaltr 1sari gurr. aes niGrisss nor
itnbring o. bspTsess, taa lea psbbtsb. iubiil leg hapes
.aaet tolp oiaErT, Vtin Spaoop oar oraaAlf Bl lea
psnteee Glbris at tltps rari9t %bslbretet. mra taftCi
e9rt Dt. Ntlev pedrt Cure bar iee bsboiot a5b Gel,
breb q bar pGrtt ttaR5 III al paste min prpiesiuu
~ Stabipbse, tbeu tsa ifrt too @ebieinsn fer cite
aar Thea. Jsg sT WHNier. NRtU I SaHg % NHRt.
Crieittrisber stt. Sea bar iplnet spsr belle DltAlaan
% bar ~aHbeialei Or. Nies' Csari Cure III 7Hisnbsr
az peiontr ale Ttls az Siaisri, % bar tif, bert ON
anbtt sEo ggSr NeiuItater. Jtg bar t1rnaast IufH.
pis al fslfi nit taet Seuntp III at taae fr. Niles
esart Care, thi nit Orb bsrpiIes itte al Dem, TOM
iitubsr mis." 49, q. .. 5ngtib, BItni. plit.
sea IT apett;sr % bur i0lat o. aubsiafti 7r.
Rtles' Starl QHrr, ea Zee pea, bDGo oeH bar HSrri.si
iot MTG. %. its sHter, at leS iuass i~srtisre Hsi,rt
ben HRulRriret ptlbtee, jcg M tan glgbe mig ptb
1srts Rsr9raflve stsrpins afesE RemRIsrt dfFrssS,
nlaeIjs." II. 4. {. Mats, apoteitr, o., epriuss,
2. q
Hle GBptslrrs iaiaer % ssautcrer pea isynt Jiaffe
81 Or. Mites SrasuItbier. Strls siter ft Sea ON
Scrusitrt % PisEtris3eOams. doresie :Er. STILES
Neeeal To-. GIfbsr;, 5Ea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

5000. Sp.: Seq bbttebe Seits meb
en- Ranb paa Breoe, og BET bite fig, at
bans Sefte life bar iaalebes, ion bat,
iasoe, bporfOr ieg bragte benz tiIba9c.
men ban neeteoe mi at Iabe mig faa
igien milne eeue Scite. Set berrertes, at
Der life oar 8ioner pad Soerensfomiten
nleIent pS.
Sbar: Spis bet bar ~furftaaet, at
8 "bsttsbe puu grppe", maa ban ielp.
fpiseIis lepere Seitene tilbase, bpis ban
pil aielbe fur en- erIis gaunb. geo aup
pii ban funre .utnses BERTH, bpis bet fan
paauties at BON bar furibst at tilnenSe
ITO Seitene peo Senras elcr falffe Sore.
sioeuoer. Nteo Senisn til, bpurban Se
ital bore Sem ae for at faa Scitenc til.
bage, sisr &c imiSlertib bsSft I at raah.
fprr Gem ueb et sasfbrcr / Seres nGrs
meite Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

4002. g.: CT Der grGuiinu poa
9oanritpftcr fra 1894?
Suar: Gsi, be eneite Suaarfpffer,
rrGgst itben 1858, paa bDilfe Der erGrG.
utfum, CT SerteH al 1862, bppraf Ct,
Dollar CT pGrht fra 10 til % Gents me.
re euh 1T @aaISoenbe, us ben fra 1895
(pr1get I &btIaoeisbiu), iont bar en-
Serb at IRA $3.50 til $3.50 bpcr. gi
sientaser ~furBrrist ber, bpas ut bar iast
peS fere tiblisere 9etitsbeser, at hi life
bill prre frrpitstet at beipnre spsrss-
rtaal pm Wbtttcrs @renies gGrbi. Oct
taecr life Then Sis at bpIbe fs nnberrets
tct ON ben sIass cling, % meset fna or
iutrrrsferrt BERT. Spis man life bripsr
g2prtfamltns alscIes iritematif, er Der
beler iffe n,Bsn Ting at ppuaa beS 1t
fiuoe ND bisie 8riier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

3o9s. g.: Gar min RabOerIfe Cob
til at lrgge Ssoe &reaturer ps Ssrs os
iIaa al Slass llterIigbeb | en- @rpft, ipm
riuoer neS / min 8arbfpring, booraf ie8
ttaa taae NIT 8anb til Susbru9?
Gpar: Sci, bet bar Fun iffe GOT til,
% bpis Se fan ~gubtsisre, at &c fiber
efabe peS en- FABIAN SanoIine fra bet.
bee siSe, faa er bet | fin fulbe Srbcn for
Gem at iasisse bcnbe; enbucr &et ptl
fienSe bcttSe ifplhis | "gtuiianee".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

4oo4. g.: S0or for CT gefoIhtins
cen | bae gerSen pr. aoaSratutiI?
epar: Der or | belle geroer ON.
trent 81 Nlenneifer pr. apasratmil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

5000. Sp.: San Sc ppeipe mig Nabn
pea DC WGnb | Gtifteretten | 9ratrursn,
ipur iee mo henpeube mig til for at faa
prSnet bet nsSberbise u1eo en- Gro ! ct
9Gosbo.
Snar: efrip til Sprenifripcren |
2ier, Rsfen ps Surttt, slbresfc: Sratns
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Clinton. Soma
gaiR Snaoum bcanEbte mee SmeTte min @aue,
ida a~lpertiat, al bet iuutes mig ION ON BET par RHips,
eeg Tor mia. lts bleu behanhlst AZ 10 al Be bteht
STGer / 9pEHtpgt % toHiultcrses "a tptbit. Snesu
az Dem tormrochs. at bet par Whrefpaahso,
ien par Adrtas gu min Saaesr. Re ~f1rfalts
MTG aleidnimeH. az itg havoe Rrrfft Rdeeu ps Hdafts
%. Jea hleo iaa igag, al ieg innec tile gaa, o. Tea
ettter fuu % RuRh. NGtu 8rohsr iaa en- Gca / en-
Wis ON q. Riimcrs SpnmSs Regt, ben tprtrtalias
Btnre, SCpfr1 o. Biarewe5iclE. Cas- tigbte en- Stats
gu mtg Grcfeiet, % leo tea bet. Win gautIie fuEee
tsee mere % lea ptbbIrp at trnne 5paFgsRp5t reaets
mrsitat. 9rl UGr iad isda % nomattef at bet t0a IN
pei Tel TOT al bpaee mig % iatfa. Sea er M iHao,
tiiist pEre ~gpawpEDut, % hoIesr Gus for mtd
SuseuRo % Sroocr sda en- Saru.