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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

The official figures Of the number of
live stock exported from the United
States last year show that there were
81 ,153 cattle, S2,S49 hogs, $4,000 sheep,
and $500 horses. OF the cattle en-
ported, of course, the great bulk went
to England, but it is interesting to note
that Cuba is becoming good customer.
There were 135,9O7 cattle sent to Cuba.
which is 30 per cent of the number sent
to Great Britain. The number going to
Mexico is also rapidly increasing, which
proves that our neighbors on the south
are taking more interest in live stock.
OF the $4,000 hogs exported $1,000 went
to Canada, 800 to Mexico and 1000 to
the West Indies. In the sheep depart
ment over $4,000 were shipped to
Great Britain and $1,000 to Canada
Most of the horses went to Canada and
Mexico. The total shows a decrease in
cattle, but there were about fourteen
times as many hogs exported on ac-
count of the increased demand for them
in Canada, but that has been cut off
now.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

The Hepburn railroad freight bill
which has passed the house by almost
unanimous vote, fairly represents the
Presidents demands as set forth in his
last annual message. 1t gives the
Interstate Commerce Commission the
power to make date, absolutely, sub
iect only to review by the courts, which
may set it aside if it be found confisca-
tory or unjust. The overwhelming vote
in it's favor in the House will probably
accelerate it's passage in the Senate,
where it will have practically the. I'M
divided support of the Democrats; but
the Senate is a deliberative body and
may be expected to debate the bill
leisurely.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

Since the foundation of our govern
ment we have admitted 23,000000 i'm
migrants. The direct descendants of
these and those living constitute fully
one-half of our population. Without
them we would have been a nation of
but 40,000,000 people instead of over
SO,OOO,OOO. We have absorbed and
Amercanized them easily, and today we
find them in the United States senate,
the house of representatives as gov
ernors of states. in legislative halls,
as mayors of cities, in aldermanic
chambers, and in all avenues of bust
ness and social life.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

A band Of Ohio woman propose to
attack the legislature with song and
prayer in the hope of winning the fran
chise for their sex. If this is woman's
idea of politics it is evident that she is
not yet ready for vote.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

"rhe statute giving the landlord a
first lien is in many instances unjust,
cruel and in all instances an evidence
of class legislation Of the worst spe-
cies," says the Onawa Sentinel. ''In
flourishing times, when crops are good
and prices high, the enormity of it's pro-
visions are not brought to mind, but
when all classes of business are forced
to watch their interests, prices low and
crops slim, the injustice of the law is
brought out in bold relief" The Senti-
mel wants this law repealed and a
statute enacted based unon Justice to
all and special privileges to none.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

The Ohio senate has passed bill
fixing , cents as the maximum pas
senger rate in that state. The house
committee has acted favorably on it and
it will no doubt become law. The
same sort of bill, it is said has been
offered every year for twenty years
but has never got out of the committee
room. This year the railroads decided
not to give any passes to legislators.
Vet we have no doubt that the legisla-
tors are so swelled up on their virtue
that they feel at liberty to denounce as
corporation tools all who do not agree
with them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

There is no need to repeal the tax
ferrets law says the Dubuque Times.
"lf we had a registry tax on mortgages
it would enforce itself and the tax
ferret would die Of inanition. while the
public treasury would receive more
revenue for mortgages than it gets now
with the aid of the ferret"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22
The government wants square deal
but no packer dares to squeal.

BY all means, We valiant stand
patters, make sure that the infant steel
trust has ample protection. The
struggling concern netted only S120,-
100000 last year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

You should the harness in shop to be repaired,
and the dipping tank full of pure Meats Foot Oil work
ing time Come in and the oil and the harness
dipping, then you will be convinced that have
the best in town have nice line Of harness and strap
work. Parties wishing hand made harness should try
set made by Add Ausman, the best in southern Iowa.
pr u1,t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22
The Deere
Model HI" Harrow

The Deere disc harrows have always been famous for
their great durability good work and Of operaton
both for drivers and team One OF the points to be
sidered in the purchase Of disc harrow the Weight Of
the discs You will notice the discs all very heavy
the Deere line Of harows This to insure durability and
rough usage incident to work rough stony OF stumpy
land, heavy discs be used This point alone
we'll Others accounts for the fact that Deere har
rows outlast and overwork all others.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-02-22

am bringing another that will close
liking wouldn't be surprised hit harder than anything the
shape magazine have There isn't style
has the stuff that and everybody else will
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
ESrtoN or JURISDICTION.
rrl,rc authority In Yakima Indian
Reservation IN Doubt.

Either nhc state cours must exert
Utcir efforts IN extending their laws
a. The protection of life. liberty and
property ON the Yakima Indian res
artalion. or Federal troops will be
clllrd upou TO do So
This IN substance Is the ultimatum
presented 20 Prosecuting Attorney
krutx hy superintendent Jay Lynch
~ 4 lCttcr received by the former.
rhe letter ot Mr. Lynch Is the out
como Of thc murder Of Susie Buchan-
an ana her fonrNcar-old daughter.
superintendent Lynch fears that
the evidence ia his possession. impli-
rating an Ind an in the killing. will
not he entertained by the state II in
dieiment Is Brought against him
Prosecuting Attorney Krutz says
Ina, II the treaty hctwccn the Yalli-
ma indians and the government is
the Same rs the one with tho Oregon
Indians. then the state has no juris-
djction
The question of jurisdiction is 4
rusgling one. AS appeals have bcen
carried from both Federal and state
courts untn the supreme court Of
the Cuitci States has given its de-
cisiou. L is believed that the entire
matter will remain in statu quo.
Meanwhilc. the question Of police
jurisdiction will be held in allegiance.
IS 4 result. Nc doubt. Superintend-
cnt Iynch's reQuisition for govern
mont protection would probably be
rt's'ognircd
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
YOST-CURLEY SPARRING CONTEST
Great Interest Manifested Not Only
by Principals But by Sporty
Public as Well.

Unusual interest in being displayed
in The boxing match to be held in
this city next Friday night at the
Orphcum. Both participants predict
clean match and are equally conf
dent Of victory.
Both Thcbarge and Buckholtz have
a long line of victories to their cred
II. and the match should be interest
ing Buclholtz has won the follow
ing matches:
Levi Ruby. Eldora, Iowa; Jack
Blum. Thompson, Ia; Otto Rista,
Ballard. Mimi; Clyde Becker. orion
Vile. Mimi Mort Cayrar, Chicago,
H.. Matt Gordon, Mason City. Ia.
Johnson (Thc Clever Swede), Forest
city. la; Clint Lovelander, San Fran
cisco. u. A. McMillen Farmer Burns
lhandicapl, Kid Crosser, Fred Rus
sell, Henry Frank of New York City
w \. Griffith of Oregon City, Chas
Moth. Police Gazette champion of
Minnesota. The matches he has los.
were with Frank Gotch, John Pen
ming. champion Greek and Roman
wrestler Of the world
In speaking Of his record when
seen by Herald reporter last night.
Mr.. rhebarge said. Il am in first
class condition. as | have been in
training" FOR three weeks. put in
two hours daily on the mat. and one
i'll running. and feel sure of winning,
and | will not leave a stone unturn-
cd to accomplish that end. There
have been rumors that the match be-
tween Mr.. Buckholtz and myself
pie of Yakima good clean. fair
match Of the very highest skill and
strength | will also say that there
will he nothing in this match 70 de-
bar any lady from attending. In
my exhibitions in the east. have al
ways had for my audiences al least
~ per cent women nave never
been thrown BY man Of my weight
and will give a few Of the names Of
my opponents whom l have thrown
Among the even weights are c. Moth
Of Minnesota. Fred Fair and VIM Pc
iers of Fargo. Tim Harrington OF
Dillon. Mont, Jack Curren 81 Great
Lake. Joe sullivan Of Des Moines
] Nj Mcintosh and Jack Cannon Of
Butte. Pat Devaney of liaao, Jack
Howard y Grand Forks and Duncan
N,Millen 81 Winnipeg. A few OF
me handieaps tAss have Won are
Yaraler Burns and Evan Lo.s a.
rarso, three times n one hour. which
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
WINS NEW LAURELS.
Yakima BOY Again Leads i'm Oratory
at State University.

Floyd A. Hatfield, Yakima boy
attending the state university, has
again added to his reputation as an
orator in the try-out debate held at
the College last Friday to select the
team to go to Idaho to contest with
a selected team from the Idaho uni
versty in debate between Wash
ington, Idaho and Oregon.
The debate is scheduled for March
20, at Moscow. Never has such inter-
est been shown by the students of
the Washington university, and it
was only after a complete trial of four
debates that nine were picked out
of the thirty asrirants. Mr. Hatfield
led all others. This is not the first
time. Last year in several debates
he easily won honors, and is now
considered one of the best debaters
in the university. He belongs to the
class of OF, and is making a special
ty of law Last year he was editor Of
the Pacific Wave, the college paper,
and is now serving as associate ed
itor
Floyd's many friends in this city
are pleased to hear of his continued
success, and will await with inter-
est the outcome of the debate at
Moscow, in which it is expected he
will coyar him Self with addition al
glory
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14

We do mol fear any competition
from the proposed new system" said
george Afrowsmlth. manager OF the
NnrthwcBi company "Thc plan has
benn broache1 several times before.
but nnthlng has ever come of II. The
people behind the scheme seem TO
think they can make money and re-
dufe the water rate Let them try
4, aud they viii soon come to the
conclusion that II Is not so easy as
III lookg On paper"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
~ COMPANY 10 FURNISH WAFER
tAfs fsstm tsissts o,nprtition
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
Here i a chance 10 get the Farm

Here IS a chance to get the Farm
Journal for 1906, and all of 1907,
1908. 1909 and 1910, five years
We are making an especially at
tractiye combination subscription
10 every eSuhscriber who will pay
one year in advance for our daily at
S. or our weekly at $3.50. No bet
Ter farm paper than the Farm Jour
na, THIS offer is only made 10
united number-the first who come
forward
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14

they failed to make good. l won a
15-minute stay with Jack Carkeek,
and 1O-minute stay with All, the
Turk" at Fargo. | thank the people
of Yakima for the interest they are
showing, and invite them all to come
and see the match
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
The Best Couch SYrun.

S. L. Apple. ex-probate Judge, OF
tawa. Co. Kansas, writes: This is
to say that I have used Billiards.
Horehound Syrup for years. and that
do not hesitate to recommend 1t as
the best cough syrup l have ever
used" For sale at Janeck's drug
store. PC, soc and $1.O0.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14

90 out of every 100 people eat too
much. Nature and the liver must
be assisted to prevent disease. Cases
Ambitious Pink Pills are made to
aid and cure. c. c. Case North
Yakima. Call or send for sample.
TIT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Stdtsfonpention.
@npernsr Sobnion siennpmiurrrt af
Semrptraterue / Rinuciuta.

WirueiotaS 9enutrater boI6t
StdtStonoention / minneapolis Girs.
Dag Sen Ace SepteInbcr og aicnnuui.
nereoe @toerusr SSsobn ". Solution.
Com 8iceaioernsr cgtiaeSes g. q.
Benoersait ira @criofi. ion Statsie.
fretGr 9. 90. Naeru&Ton ira Ct.
GIouo, iom StatSauSitsr 81. 4arnes
ira Wouteribeo, iolu StatSfaSierer
9uotb eodus ira Sracp, JON attor.
rep General Gbomas v. aure ira
Ct. BouI, ion SpteiterctscIert Sreb
6. Bbeaton fra minneapolis, iont
SyeurbanefurmisiGr Gaptein artuu
Sddfer ira Ruibntore os icrn Gbief
Saritice Charles So. Stnrt fra Rodr.
'ter.
Gonoentionen beitoS af t,24S Ieo.
Iermer % bIcb frrSts poa fort StS.
@itpernsr %SsobuIor opittleoes iii
@iennaIg efter en- begeiitret EaIe Of
SO. 9. Saruuonb fra Ct. Sdmes. De
suriee bIeu IigeIeSes nauinereSe Fl.
ter EaIcr al forifieIige.
BIntiormeu roier @uoerrer Subu.
ION % De sOrige Stotsenbeosmrub.
Zen erfIFrer fig tilfreSS meS GtaterS
0uirp & 6oo6.D eportement, forot
oct b~cfiG1nper forfnIFcbe oa ifnbeIige
Ss6enri6Isr. Zen freezer Ell ligelig
% rrtiTr0ig 8eifdtriug, protGtercr
moo en- "8egiering gierutem Srriunc.
tons, g~oofieuoer Prircipet ON Ssyri.
tiatip % Rcicreltbur. ~fcrlar9er en-
S.EimcrS6oG, BrimGroala al ale
Stat$embe0SmPnb, oirefte 8alg al
Soreueoe Statcrs Seuatorer, Rrmi,
cipoI Snueribip oa bebre BciIooc.
9onOcrtionen bifaIber Scn aIimreuoe
RootogeIie, iom 8tqiam =. grpou
fit, ga ban fom biem fra fin Ber6ens'
fur, OF onbcioIer bans Pominotior
til BrPiioert. RongreSier bsr rent
oere heu nlIuGreu6e 2ol6IoO, og Reu'
rciotns 2~eesIatur ma gtoe itrenqere
2ooe moo &orporottoner og Srlfts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07

lcm ifuloe 9iSre llnOeris8eIicr. Baa
SpsrgsmaaI bpao han uilSe. iuareoe
ban, at Stouneren olI0e fortune Tia
nleo Gano. agenteu iorIonqte al
iao tale ueS Sfpnrerens fSorrr. "a.
han Tom o. bauoe IRE RonN nIeS 'ia.
Nile fem bIeU arreitsreSe pou IIi9.
tanfe on. or Sc 0reo ulooIig Sr..
fongit. Ga Sfonneren iaa, at aap.
tcineu life fom tgien, ieiIeSe Sen urt.
GrreitaHterue flyer, at Sforutren c.
pau 10 Cons og bar - WanSs 9e.
iPtntug. RogIe Gage efter tom
G~olStutteren "9errp" til 81. 9eorge,
og ben tOg Sangerne til llRaIolta.
Ser ooergoOes De iii Seputp RuribaI
gofpers, iom meo Dampifibet ~9u.
ro" fsrte Dem til Babes, bpor Se Itat
itiqeS for Hetten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Bryan o9 5ernbanerne

Com BET oiI eriuSres, iag6e 8iL.
liam s. grgan ! lin tore 8ate OeO
&anoitigntneen i Ren Dort, at Ra.
neutrality-suspicious. ber eie Gauoet3
Sooeoiernborer og Staterne De min.
Ore 8Gner. Iette er 10 ll6eIes imoo
ben gamIe oemofratiite QGre, buor.
eiter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. life 5sr ele
uOgen Ting uSen 9oitppienat. %
bans Orb ialbt Serior iom Gpu fra
tlar Stmmel. Jlere leSeube 9emo.
trater itaI ba uotalt I'm geOreCeIie
oOer BrpGnS SraiaI6 fro &artlet5
gomle Sro, oe Be upssierrtae Rorre.
iponSenter bar plaget BAN meo
SpsrgsmaaI. CT Telegram fra 9teD
BORT ~ioriaaer, at Wr. grpau iOa-
reSe. at ban life boobe bort rogen
"iterf grotsit ira Ie6erSe De9lto III.
Sen III Barti.~ Sdr uilSe al SoH SS
iii OF tante ia ON. 5o~rreiten er
bette. at Reaierinsen ifaI eie Sern.
6anerne life nosst mt Dos BAN. San
bapoe uStalt Set Jamie, isr ban oroa
10 Raa itn SerSsnstu. aua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Reform Sarmineen.
Samcs :. Sia taller paa Winuciotas
StatsnSitiaiua berum.

QinneiotaS State Gair oabueSe3 !
minneapolis 6en 3Oie September, %
Great NOrtbcrns 9rGiibcut, ISornes
=. Sill bor en- al Galerne. San op'
riILebe intet IpiteIigt @iueoe al 6rern.
tieen, ON BET ~pehbIiper at gou iom bet
ru gier i6Ion0t oS. On 80 Mar nil
Der omtrert lite pGre mere Germ.
maIm / De Sorerebe Statcr, cg on
100 4ar oil 9lll bore Ienmere al
foo fat / % al Ell ringere SpoIitet.
SCAR ri bIir lens for Sern % Sail,
mao ri boocbiogcIi8 IeUe al Soro-
% 6ormeren ptI Ga eieruinbe
Dem StiIlir9, ban in6to9, isr 6abri'
Si6SdI6er fom.
0fen 0fr. Sill err life tilireSS mco
Sorhbrrget ianle6e8 iom set MT sri.
res / aImerita. 81 pIprOrer Sorben.
tager Sens ungbommleIige Strait / Dor
.ieneite % giper Sen intet igier, Npt
Sanb | 8eiteu gop ergan9 fra 20 til
9llibeIs pr. Icre; mi eiOer oct
2dro ira IL iii is 9uibels.
Non uoarmer 2dnbet, % man trsiter
iig meb, at SSor6en er blepen SaorIt.
acre, me0ns S~an6be0en err, at Den al.
brig tnber i'm 9rreepre, raor pt blot
cen ret. Ger er ire Sing, iont
frGOes: gn ri9eIig @is0sliug. Itae.
iaa SGSififter }: Surbptte, ibct mar
Get enc aar iaar &oe6e, oct orbet
eIler 8p9, oct treble &lsuer
eller aroet @rPSirs, Gin o. !. b., og
enoeIig en- beSre 8IeirinG, Surptng
ca Gpimilortrg al Soroen- st tbs.
mGSiigt Igerbutg er rRlten lttierot
/ amertfu. @i frazier ltot / Soroets
% Hummer 5Isben al"
eli fort Sio; ioo cr set forbt. SapanS
SoroureoI uNgisr 10000
apoSrutmiI % ooQ fo0er oct 40 @il'
icncr Wenncifcr. De cr piitnot 0rt.
.cutaler, ION fInrcr ijg meo IiNet;
men @clgicrnc or life Grientoler, De
Ieuer iCm oi, oQ bog isOer bper 500
ornt1nil i @elqicn 49O Berioner. 81.
ter iontme TorboI6 moatte De 6or'
preoe Stater flrrre brsofsbc 81.
gerioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
iteoet op at Papet.

Sra Son 5rarcisco me0oeIes, at
RarineIsitnant Sepburn al Tampe.
rem ~@lbatroS" er al Den fire 6or.
meuirg, at ban bar feet Ell puItanit
8 Itige op al Saret Ueo be aIeutiife
Ger omtrert iomtiOist me0 BET tore
SorSIfiGIo / Gan Srancisco / April.
On al bans StprmPno befrPfter 9sit.
nanters antogeIie, mems andre ON.
borS pna Sfibet er al 6en Wentug, at
2sitnanteu bor o9ret uSe for et Sgus.
bebrag / Saagen.
SporSan oct MI er bermeS. iaa er
bet BOG iitfert, at ben npoooageSe g
bar iaa Deb, at Ser life eu9aug blep
giort 5oriss paa at gaa iIarS. %
ienere Reperuefutteren BERN" Tom
Sertil, git bog benB Giicerer iIonS 90
Ss6te ben rpe 9 gerrp Sslaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Slddoercoy,
45 amsrifamife a%riRsIibc iamlet |
gong SSIOHo Comb.
YrGHoentems Ienftrins.

Cen 3Sie September Ila Sen Itsrita
omerifanite 8Iaaoe, iun bar parer
%iGnIct, paa 9auoet / Gong 5sIanS
SOluto, life Iorgt ira Storbpcu Seem
9torf, og BEN hrnbe iees ma Saaa-
more SiI, boor BrGii0eut RoueOeIt
bar i'm SoumerboIig. Ter car ct
Stib for hoCr AZ pore 50 Slater, OF
De 0artercoe I 5tgrreIie ira 1900
Gems, iom set netop ipr6tae SIds.
lib "Souiiiar0" mdaIer. neo til
imoa Torpeoo. oQ ur0erpm0sbaaSe.
SOroCItc / ire &o[omer laa Ser /
Sunoet IL SIagift6e. 4 gantierfrpS.
'crc, 4 bc'fpttehc Rrpoicre, 4 Ronito.
rer, 6 2ocLGggerc. s 3orpeSo6aabe.
3 unoeroanS8bdnbe, I Groppcfib 90
8 S~ieLpefibe.
8rafioerten iteg omboro / SEN
boiomaIeSe "RuufLomcr", iomIpSte al
Stag % 8implsr. og iatte aIIricn
bortooer iii Sloaoer. Ger git ct
.SuriI oOer bans aniist % Ran iogbe:
Gen, iom life isEer fig Isftst neo
Spret az 6enne itolte SIaaSe, er en-
tenmeIis baarIie anerifauer. en-
bier GOS ameritaner, iom Ter Den.
bIiber Ell en60a beorc." Settefrem.
faIote beseiItreSe 9~ifaESsraab. gra.;;
fiberttsu psobIep, benoerbt til Ra-
rinefomtteen, Tom fitlste BAN: ~Og,
=, mine Serrer, far sGrsn afsen Zig
GIaaSe. 9en er gbers BERT. Sette
er aItiaumten siort ban 10 Gdr. Ct
boert al Sisie Sftbe er en- SIaas-
firrrpe, iom er fGrbig til Scamp pan
ct SiebItfs 8arieI. 3 bar osian
forget for 8epiIinaer til S0elie Il
Sfibeffp5ning, og BET er foutmet Der
ben, at pi 4mcrifanere iibmerfer osi
i SrGHifferbeS. Bore GSraRnS Tan
fpSe og trrf'e, og Seri Iieser Dor
Gtprfe og Dor SoerIegenbeS."
Oct repneSe bcle 9agen, og mango
of Se ir1ao 2~pitban6e, iom bar TONNE,
mautte oerbe bicm. Soer 500 itsrre
9aoSe Iou, fuIbe of Soil, beS Slaa-
Seu, Sa ErPfiSeuten tom. 8rpoiereu
"Des Ttcine5" git on Rorgsueu no
fra IerD gorf meS uoenIanofe 9i-
~pIcutdter % Wartuetomtteer. On
WGrsoe EreSGttere, iout isrte gu
IenOer Of BaSia8erer, fom ogiaa tiS'
lig ira Rstp Dort; andre tom fru
Same / Connecticut euer paa Gong
S5InnS.
Otter gtsuitringcr gap BrGfioent
RooieneIt % S1tftrlt en- Rootugntng
o. @urh omboro / "RaDHoper".
Rarineniuiitcr gouobarte os Suitru
biaLp iii. Gre Rear GomtroIer oS
ale COMMANDMENTS Siftsrer poa
TGao6cu bar @ieiter. Otter 2uuter,
iom ooreSe en- Stme, off F~rRiiSsnter
me0 Tdsc ontborS / Sroppeifibet
"Dontce", iom retop bar tunmet ira
Fan 9omingo. San bolbt Der en-
LaIe og rofte Sc Rpn6, iout 6oUoe
opboIbt 'ig I Oen oorrue 8ouc og giort
i'm BIi8t trobs SebeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
uliitcr S~oritanoen.

Gen rige aitQuIt aruser / Soncoct,
Eottonattonie County, Soma, 9it /
2srOngs pIu0ieIis fra 6OritarbsH cG
begnnote al ifOSe pan ToIf, iom git
iorbi bans @oIig. San troi Tr.
Gteocns og tire aH0re ,oR be er / CT
farIig 3lIirarS, Ser Of gisre oeH
gale ultG0eLiJ, iumla6e en- Slot
RPno fla res hans 6us % IfisS meo
9tepoI0ere og BecRrer. Sruger b,e0
t%ruFigr fire GarG5, men fife iarIigt.
Sao begoU 0IRnScne Jig til ct SIr0-
gDoreitore Of aioroe Ng ct itort StioIo
al S5cr0p(aoer. Tette ia6tebe Sc III
en- aiprrr og OaFfe0c itJ meS 0et.
bet Sc ot,c- no'rme6e ia Rruger5
gus. Non iIpate6e III. rpeU 81 iproEg
efter bar! % oOermanNe2e baT. On.
Selig fom 8oItti tiIiteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Jmco Gopvrieht'G raftat

Sra Stod1oIm teIeqrofcreS, at 6en
ToerIfe Torfutterforentug bar tiIrdo'
Get Rcqieringen life at 9oa iuo poa
sem al De ToreneSe Stuter foreiloae6e
Ooereusfomit ON gieriiOig gcifptteIie
al IorIatterrettcr, meS mir6re 8ien'
ii6igbeoen bIir ob'oIitt, eaer meSmin.
ore maj foor itrsget Ben 9eitemmeIie
/ oct ameritanife Sorilag. iom Tiger,
at frenrne6e Bigger beifottcs al ben
amerifanfe Gopprigbt.2op, fun "naar
DC er trpft ira Upper, iom er opiat
iu6en 6e Gorere6e Staters 8rPuier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Oscar
faar Weoalie.

Sra StodboIm t~eIe9ruferes, at
Gr.@uoernsr OopiS 81. Trancis al
Risiouri. Der odr B~rRii0ent for Sen
internotionuIe Uplifting / Ct. GUuie,
bar ~oOerierOt ben foeuife 2or8e en-
GrtnbringsmeSoLie / @ltIS for Sen
SrtereSie, ban tog / u6itiuinsen og /
arerficn6eIie al BEN rigboIoigc og
IGreriae ipcnIfe GioeIirg pua raonte
lloiuQiug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07

Gemofraterne nominereOe fsI9enoe
aougrssfauoiSater: I 2oet 1Hrift
@eorge %. 2eoiS, @iaoiion / 4oe
Sbomas ). 6Iemin9, IiIwautce.
6te &. s. @eiSie. Sbebopaar. / zoe
6. 8. Siue. 9Iacf Riper Sails, /
9oe gbtIip q. Ru0our. Scuuto, / 10oe
TerniS 3. Gorrpap. @ran0 RapioS, i
lite s. 8. Mc8uire, SuSiou.