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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
THIS YOUNG WOMAN
IS SURELY PATRIOTIC
She Presents Calder's Park
With Handsome Ameri-
can Flag.

A display OF genuine patriotism was
yesterday shown at Calder's park by Miss
Helena Oblad. The young woman has
been a frequent visitor at the park dur
ing the last two weeks and had been
noticing the big dance pavilion which Is
decorated with flags of various nations,
among which was no United States flag.
This has been noticeable to many and be-
came unbearably so TO Miss Oblad.
Tuesday morning the management was
surprised at seeing n young lady come
marching into the grounds, dressed In red
and carrying n large SILK flag on q fine
pole. She marched up and placed the
banner in the most conspicuous part OF
the hall, Later in the day she delivered
q very patriotic speech. telling why she
presented the park with the Gag.
Manager Ed Mcclellan gave an address
OF acceptance In behalf OF the board of
directors of the park and gave the flag
a permanent place near the entrance TO
the pavilion, The flag was bought by
Miss Oblad and the stars worked in by
hand. making an. exceptionally pretty
banner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

back to the city, Others proceeded IN
the beach on another train, one engine
coming from Saltair and another from
me city When the injured arrived in
town Or. Bonnette was taken to thn
hospital and the Reeve family removed
to their home
Engines Badly Damaged.
~, Both engines were badly damaged
Inc engine on the train from the hsarh
belonged to the Saltair company and il
suffered the most damage. Tho boiler
nead vas broken and the boiler was
TT;tfasned T;fthd PACK INTO the tender. 1t was
wT9rklnS parts were broken and twisted
! ne other engine was No. 3lO. beIong.
ing 10 the Oregon Short Line The Lnii
er mead was demolished, the smok kestaeL
was lying about ten yards from tbe
Track and the locomotive was otherwise
nanageu, wrecking train was dis
patched TO the scene and last evonins,
the line was cleared.
Irafhc was badly demoralized The
accident left the city W at 0eaDh "a aftet oth the
Followed later, but the accident NIL
uated greatly against the day5s hms;-
neSs @ as many people, hearing of The
to the lake. 'ooa oi going
Passengers Congratulate Themselves
10 "a iaasseengers on the trains conpratu.
lsSea not os themselves mases that the accident was
H. Wnd ot greater magnitude than il was
eraI minutes later it would have ave" hoon sev,
fIIIavShng II g at a fairly high rate Of sn"od
aiaving the right OF way. il wonId Peeu, baMo
expected the oncoming train otaI to tnke aIhe I'VE
over werei T. As AS the engineer had no control 1
under -; o. gaod gae Two Ss,I would have met, both
suit would have eSI boon oa Speed %edh and the re-
ouR ee9H nuch more seEi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
POLICEMAN LOAF
down WITH b
Tent for Lost Children ,
Big Hit at Libsr
Park.
TWENTY-FIVE RoUNDPI
Up DURING n
Little Ones Returned d
None Being LsI|
Over. Il

One of the many thiuo,
traced the eye of the plea%, m (.
Liberty park yesterday was ,
nailed over a tent and ,,saa,'
Children IS Headquarters y +
convenience for the brSno;;,-
of young children and tbs
who, during the excitcmsrst ~ y
doings at the park durinv' n.
become separated. was ths :.
registering Of hundreds ~
by parents to policemen m1 NJ
merous stands about tbe ~
The number of Lost on =
stack up so rapidly and a. 4,
and the uneasiness Of both :
children began to grow 40 y
was found necessary 10
means Of getting the two 4.
tent was finally decided ~
solution of the problem. NJ
erected on the lawn nas-
stand. AS soon as il yas il,
the convenience had been f.
rush OF mothers and fatbsrs +
became general.
Officers who were nal.
grounds were at once urssss<
vice bringing the friehtsns;
to the tent and policeman 4.
with babies were not unco5~
during the most Of the afts,.
During the day a total al 5
children was brought basf
arms of their parents ana
rush was over with last eym.
had been found for all ths h
one time during the runnino +
venience the tent was cYoVS.
children and the managsr
fear that he might have 3 r.
when closing time came.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
is PLEASED WITH ZION
Federal Judge Rogers of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, Here.

Hon. John H. Rogers, United States
Judge for the Western district OF Arkan-
sas. who succeeded Judge Parker in that
famous criminal district, is a Salt
Lake visitor, Judge Rogers comes west
both for pleasure and for health. He
will remain here several days and will
go north over the Short Line to Yel-
lowstone park. He will stage 1t from
Marysyille to the park.
Judge Rogers served In Congress with
John r. Caine when the latter was q
delegate from the Territory Of Utah
This Is the first VISIT of Judge Rogers
into the mountain region, and he Is
charmed with what he has seen thus
far. With Salt Lake City he is infat-
uated and he cannot say too many nice
things about Zion. The lake bath, he
says. Is the most invigorating one he
has ever taken. or the other resorts he
is also loud In his praise,
or course, Judge Rogers believes that
Arkansas Is the only place in the world.
and that Fort Smith is the only town In
which a person should reside, but should
he ever make a change the mountain
region would certainly be his choice.
If YOU don L want TO be lonesome go
fo Solfnir Thursday with he Kuiobrc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
TOO MUCH FOR TOM.

oh, what time had In Denver
Hoad swelled up: feet awful tenderl
Such q good timo that couldn't let es
SO stayed right on to tho end OF tho show
Denver Post.
Our Tom came homo oil used up
Ton days growth on his face uncut
He can manage five kids with n great deal Of
grace,
But when it comes to forty hos out Of the
When he reached his homo he was helped by
big Ben.''
But there hasn't been an Elk who haa seen
him since then.
They moot in Philadelphia this time next year.
But Mrs.. Tom will sec that her Tom isn't
tnero. Anon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
OPTICIANS ORGAN
Utah Association Of 0ptpnt1
Formed In Salt Ia

Monday evening the excIusI'
of Utah met at the oflces q
ander-Dibblee Optical eomp1|
purpose OF forming an opl1
the name of which will BE- u
ISOLATION Of OptometrIsts, U
the same being to elevate
profession TO q higher pla1@
Those present were :.
o, R. Dibblee, r. W, Dayn8s,
dus. N. J. Mitchell. II. 0. n
Pons. r. Ridley, J. Il ~
o. r. Dibblee was elected
the meeting. F. J, Ale1a~
Mitchell and ]. e. Broaddu
pointed a committee 10 drali 7
and constitution, which sre
sented at the next meetinE
be held at the call Of tn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Via Orgon Short u

Daily, June 1 TO septsnbl
from Salt Lake City: "
Portland or Spokane and
Huntingdon, $4,000. q
San Francisco and retuyu
and S, P, both ways. $42.1A. +
San Francisco and return
land one way, so6.60. n
Los Angeles and return VA
s. p. both ways, $4,000.
Los Angeles and return n
one way, $63.50.
Proportionately low rates
points. 4
Final return Limit OF tied
81,
See agents for further pzr.
City ticket Office. 20i Nah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Y0N K0SKI KILLED
Crushed Under Falling Earth in Yellow
stone Extension, Short Line.

Yon koskl, laborer. was caught un-
der an avalanche OF sliding earth In an
excavation on the railroad extension to
the Yellowstone Park Sunday, receiving
Injuries from which he died at St
Marks hospital early Tuesday morning.
koskt was n Flnlander SO years old,
and, as far as known, has no relatives
in this country The body was brought
TO Salt Lake and is now at Evans's un-
dertaking parlors on State street. A
few friends and acquafhtances OF the
dead man will today make arrangements
for the funeral.
All Utah appeared as one great bio
family yesterday. Everybody had
MOUNT'S pork and beans for dinner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
JOHN CARNEY'S DEATH
Body Held Until Something Can Be
Learned of Him.

John Carney, a laborer, so years DID,
died at ST. Marks hospital Tuesday
morning Of chronic alcoholism. His body
Is Mt O'Donnells undertaking parlors on
West Temple street. where it will re-
main for several days, II necessary, to
ascertain something more definite of his
connections than is now known.
Carney was arrested last Friday by
Officer Burton for vagrancy. He was
sick when taken to Jail and Police Sur
geon Paul, upon examination, decided
that his condition warranted his re-
moval to q hospital. He was taken 10
st. Marks, where he continued to sink
until Tuesday morning. when he died
Very little is known regarding Car
ney's antecedents or family except that
he has an uncle of the same name as
himself living at Creston, In. He was a
member OF the Masonic order.
No, all the MOUNTS pork and beans
and pickles were not consumed yester-
man or two who has gonna loft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
For Over Fifty .

An old and well-trisa ,,"
Winslow's SOOTHING sy'I \,
rsed for over hfty years, years =
mothers for their cniluis
ing, with perfect sueess 60
the child. softens tns Ard
pain, cures wind collie 'sS ssu
remedy for diarrhoea,t + 4; +
r;sts in every part o,
sure and ask fof
Soothing Syrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Salt Lake Photo snpy|
Kodaks and finishing. NAN
PETITIONS STILL
Names VIII Be Announcea
Are All II

Are All In
Gov. Cutler stated 70
Tuesday evening that %
have the remainder OF tne
Ing for a special session -
lature to consider the e
the Agricultural college -
university handed to Din
day. AS soon as all Of ~
in the hands OF the GoseI,s sa,.,
of the signers Of the peuu''
nounced to the public. ..,r|
The petitions not yet ~ q X
that are being circulated y
ty and one other that nhs
to secure a few remain'''
Salt Lake.
1t Is expected that tns
TO 100 slgners In oil anu
will be pretty fairly GIVE
different political parnes-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
SperrY on His Outing.

Deputy Sheriff G. A. sperry leaves
today for ten days vacation trim,
Mrs, Sperry will accompany him. It
IS their intention to go first to Morgan
county for few days fishing and then
take IN other points of interest through
ouC tne state, Before the vacation
term expires they will visit the resorts
nearer home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

For the best garden nc:s
to Geo. G. Doyle & Co., ~
Reliable Plumbers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co,
Kodaks and finishing. Main & 3rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

You might draw good prize by go
ing to Saltair with the Knights of
Pythlas Thursday, July %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Temperatures Elsewhere.

The Best People On Earth 60 to
Calder's. Why7 Because it has a
high moral tone and offers nothing to
offend,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

What arc you going sss,IIsI .
July 267 I'm gong !"
knights OF. Pythlas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Wanted to SEQ Iud''

Street car employees SShs1iJ cSJ /
their comrodos stood ., ,,ns ~ 10 d
day for three hours WALES
attack the pioneers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Yesterday was the greatest of all
MOUNT pickle days Does seem as
though the more of good thing you
give people the more they want.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
Sale on mems suits at Desky's.

Superiiuous hair. moles, birthmarks re-
moved by electric needle. painlessly and
without scar. MISS SMALL,
COL Templeton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
AIR WAS HUMID IN
ZION ON TUESDAY
Relative Humidity Was %,
Which Made Temperature
Appear Greater.

Tuesday was day for reasonable
but not excessive heat. The sky was
cloudless and the mir was humid. so
that the temperature of 90 degrees ap-
peared decidedly greater. The point
OF greatest heat was reached at i
clock. The day started In at 81 de-
grees at o clock, and in the absence
of wind or scarcely a breeze 1t was
prolongation of real summer. The re-
ports from over tho country received
Tuesday showed that on the day no
exceedingly heavy rains had fallen, and
even the light ones were limited IN
number The precipitation of tho
principal rains were ITO inches at Gin
cinnati, 1.02 inches at Norfolk. ~
inch at Charleston, 10 inch at Jack,
sonville, "a inch at Montgomery and
26 inch at Boston, The heat at Phoe-
nix was the highest reached this year,
the thermometer registering at III de-
grees, The temperature at Yuma was
106 degrees, and Mt Spokane it was 100
degrees.
Local Weather Report.
temperature. 6S deg; mean temperature. so
deg, which Is deg. above normal Accumu-
lated excess OF temperature since tho first OF
the month. 10 deg. accumulated deficiency OF
temperature since January L. Ill deg. Total
precipitation from p. nj. 10 p. M none.
accumulated deficiency OF precipitation since
the first OF the month, 20 Inch. accumulated
excess OF precipitation since January l, 4Ol
Inches. Relative humidity, 22 at pm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
THE LAKE SHORE 70 n
LOWEST RA1A

Through sleeping car @
Shore Limited leaves Cll'
m. arrives Pittsburg e:% Z
Call or write Erwin TeS
1917 Seventeenth street. y
". J. Lynch, passenger "a
Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Sale on mems suits a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

If YOU don Il want TO be lonesome 60
to Saltnir Thursday with the Knights
of Pvthias
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Sale on mems suits Of y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
INDIAN WAR VETERANS

Sale on mems suits at Desky's.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25
SUMNER EXCURS|

Sale on mems suits st N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Sale on mons suits at Dosky's,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Sincolns Sooelteo.

Iobert 5. Golfer / Nem 9orf, us
aioeren Of SioSfriftet Golfers
@eeflp", fisbte for nogle aor itoen
ben 6orm / Gentitcfp, boorpoo s(bro'
bam 2iucoln biep fsbt ben t2te Sc
bruar 1909, % Ran pil MI gisre ben
til ell Rationalpnrf, ct mt Mount
8ernon. Sarmen bar, beber set, It'll
let til auftion, % ct aonpani, ION
br9noer 8rPn6epln, bauoe faitet fine
Zine poa oert. &eO at uoeipe lit Bro.
0lft for ~2iucoIus8 biifep", baGbcOe
oct at fllnlte ticne RiIlioner. 0tr.
Golfer iubfaubt fig til auftionen oa
fif Siiflaget for $500. Rit bar ban
lmofuuget ben &tan at inobnbe til en-
Observation-Disclosures, for at belle Sol'
fet fan blue Re6eter | Sarnteu. Gen
ifal fortanSleS til eH garf, % ct TO-
fosiait 2incoln RonumeHt ital rel.
les. fsor at alt fan briteeS | 2opeuS
5ornrer bar ban 0drrret ell 2incoi1
sSorm 4Siociation % tnforporeret ben
/ aenticfp. Me0lem at Sdrntaget
fan eubper bIioe, ion betafer mtnbit
25c og beiit $25. giSragpSernes
9aone oil bIipe in0isrte / cit Broto'
fol, iom ii6en ifaI opbepares paa cit
9Roersplaos / en- al be biitoriife gps'
ringer, man agter at opfsre pad 5ar'
men. Spert MeoIefn ifal faa ct Iitbo'
graferet giae6e al 2incoln Tom ge.
pig, o9 Bet Ifal outgioes al Scener ira
5armen. Del err oaina Reningen al
flptte ben 9ogbBtte, bpori Sircoln toni
til @erben, tilbage til oens gamIe
BIaSg, at oprenife ben gamle Srsn6
peo Suiet og tiIina Carmen me6 Blue.
grPs. Baa ct pasienbe SteS ifal ser
relies ct biitoriif gfuieim, BORON
1rriioent 8ooierpIt bar iagt, at set
bsr bIibe "et SempeI for patriotiif
RetfnrSigbeS."
5 gonro Of Sruiiees for 2incoIn'
SmmInget pr sSpiepb @. Gplf @rRii.
bent, % bIanOt Weolemsboar6et er
Soiepb 8. Gbonte, 5enrp Botterion,
RnrSinnI @ibbons. GSpnrb 81. Sbep.
barb, auguit Belmont, &iainm $.
Sait, 2pmnn 3. Gage, Rorman SAP.
goob, SSa ~. Sorbell, Sornce Dor.
FER, @iainm I. Serome, Sentin 6.
Soneg, Charles y. Sopne, Samuel
g. Clemens (gtarf Swoin), gnauitns
ct. @ouoens. albert Sbotp, Sbomns
Saitings, 8o6ept s. Collier. ansie.
rer er Clarence $. 4taefapt oa @idnro
9lopo Sones er SetretRr. 9ineoIu.
Sarmen er ifjentet til Snmlnset, %
ben ifal iiprcs al Ell aomite, iom imp.
plerer Jig ieIu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

tic anaaar. CT Ger fleet fore 6rem-
ffriot iiGr bcruco, at Be ganIe, imaa,
aabrc gaooe for itsrite IeIeu er al.
Ieite at 1nfsiartsier. buorai ser MI
eriiterer en- bel Baaoc paa set ipS.
reittige 2ano. Te siuer ct eoot Ito.
butte; icn beficnot ersSapet omfriua
9anSet oeeruroeniIig rigt paa Sit.
Ter iihisres Wdrer rit FOR omtrent {
@siaicner Rrorer. tSpdo 9auSbrugei
angaar, itadr bet SerimoS t~ernrelie
Iangt tiIbdse. Get ntaa ~boueSiaee.
Iia anunoes pua 2oHgauG (af 8ueq
iinses Der mn ca. $4,000 OF 8aare.
col (un ca. 100000. @isoIeSe
grasmarfer biernme oeS @aoroene
% @r9soerten paa Sletter og mel
lem SieIeene poer ct fraitist o. goSi
8ooer; men alt, buaS bertil bsrer,
funbe oripes eiter en- Ianat itsrre
WsaaIeitof emo oct FER mn, bits Der
ioretose5 en- mere rati0nel Sp6prf.
ming al SorSen, bDis man iif beSre
Snoiigt / be berbenberenbe ;Sorholo,
o., bpilfet life er Oct minSit pigtige,
hpi5 Der fan0tes Ell itsrre OF biai'
gere I~rbeiosfraft. Get er @augIen
pnn en- iaaoan, iom maaife i 9ieblif.
fpt er Den p9riie Sinorius ior Srem.
itribt. Ser flnees 49, % nleb 8ette
oper, at Splf nobnnOrer ira San.
oct, life blot til amerifa, men til
apiten, til aisbitRoerue % Sopebita-
cen &pfinpif, Der isr bapSe p
5000 Snab9sere, BAR III ! 2sbet al
nogIe faa aar facet ca. 5000, for
enten at tiene oereS greS lom 0ag.
Ieiere ellcr boneoiagelig Joni 6iifere.
llaetet Der life iinNes uoget Social.
ocnofrati | 2anoet, cr a~rbeioslsn.
men iorbolosoiS bst. Oct er i~uoleoes
2anbboiorboIbene, Der truuer Ell be-
tpoG4ig 6orbeorius, % iOm nIou BIT
9teaierinasmpnoisbeOerue eu 8ien'
Itato for De alernsieite OueroeieIier,
Mau bsrer ofte itbtalt, at SsI9lt'
0erne iom 6olf itaar meget Iangt till
bage i Sammenlisning mcO andre
6oIf. Sanobeoen beraf fan ptSie
Senieeuoer life beuG8tes. Sortlas
ringen logger meeet nRr. Wteu paa
Ben anben Sibe maa ptItnof enbber,
iom bar nosen Srnng % 2pit til at
ifobe beore Sorbolb, omoanne Be
samle % life nGre SrD8t ior at Taa
i1lS paa roget mt, MAR oct giGlSer.
6Iere % Here err oct, iom reiier no
og IGrer, iom bringcr nptttg 8lmo'
fab til 2anbet, letter Jig / Spioien
for npttise 6oreta6enoer, SfoIer,
6abrifer o. /. b.
Gfterbaauhen iom aapitaIcn uorcr
eIler itanr til Naabigbeb, pil Srem'
ifriStene tiItase % forbaabertIig
termeo Observation-Disclosures. Som
Sagerue nu ituary er bernl 8rrmo iii
at ic Init pnay Srcmttbeu = ioafremt
life en- M inbre poIitiif Crib op-
itaor, Der pil fpGIe ale SremifribtS'
tanfer. SorbaabeutIig oil bet fife
ife, men Der er bespGrrc ~forlrott'
gen0e Segn | Den 8etning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Oepheo Fan life heIbreoes

Deb Issak y1isxr. sa Be tss tan HGa ben aasrsbH Ist
al Dat. Zee CT ban On 9haab, at frrsr, 6spbt6. %
bet CT pso toufhtatiOnsas galeiss. 1cDhes ipraariasss
os en- b<sunss GiisaHo At e~fimsinber / bet sufadast
9sr Saar essie ssr bipsr ,zfsnusIst. mxrfer 2e en-
rRmisabs epe rnsr iaar en- eaariis penik. % Haor ben
bh0sr bel, tzfitt or 9spke SslssH. % rreminbrs &c,
taHotlien ;1A tlernss. % eetf Ser ~sieuaipes N asr
radls Shifanh. Dt psrstfsa u1u eseiogf fcg ftsbte. ri
ub al n Sl'a4bsr tfslfaloss REQ aaiarrh. ssr CT luixi
dabfi su6 en- bstrHot ItHinHb ai EitmtEnAeras.
OF ou aus CT haEortoe Spners fpr e,bpsrf ziEi1Ies
el Efpbee Qweariaoet al aatarrhl, fpm tffe IAN fzu.
va sse HaAPs Catarsh Cure. efris sfsrr Sirfaiors.
fra g. y GhsIepAg Co. dslssal G.
gy- eaLssS ksS 9~fpvfrfvrx, 7A,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

&c 0iilen. Sbios Segislatur bar
peStaget en- SOP, iom tiger, at ingen
Sernbnne Der / StateH maa tage mere
ems &c Milen al Hogen, Der reiier
oper 3 Mil. Ser oar fun 1 Stemme
MOB 8eNutningen. 8upernsr Sat
tiioR bar mSertegret 6en, iaa ben m,
bar 2oosfrait; men oen tr96er life
| arait fsreno ON 80 Gage fra 3oie
Eebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

2682. Sp.: CT Der paa Union Depot
| Rtnneapplis noeeu Gmierantaaent,
iom ma fan beubenoe ZIG til ifriftlig pda
norf? s iaa 9iIf9Ioe pit 3e prre iaa
Denlig at eipe mig hans GoresSe?
epar: Oct fsrefommer %, at BEN
ne gpife err biet ppbapet, men ri tyr lite
inSeitaa Seripr. Spis Spsrseren ifriper
til ct az acknowledgements ! Tin.
neayplis, bill ban rimeitspis fua ben BE.
ffeb ban suffer. @rsU u. g. Sebnfan &
Co., MinneaerIis, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Neutrality-suspicious., nor at bcpiie

sseaftions. aotis 8or At b@s SUamsSSobs tGrasSsE.sss Rsrt'F Ian b.
tnoeAoyosr manaea al ne @RNnnsr gao xHfger al sssus me snMsegrS. Der e. mCStasst
taa pi bsheupt at pe ruaOss III at lenOe str en- 9rpDeHafe Raar 2s nror I'll 3E
anner q 60. Smgbnmtun y. y, iGa buf pa at nGpHs at DC lGe ON bette aueTge
9Hbub t ~3ecorab Iote%
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
1892. Sp.: Sar en- 50sgert fra 1858
nuseu ertra Scribe
Spar: STE fnapibf pi beb.

1898. Sp.: /. San min Ssn taee
2nrb pan SboIbone 8eierpdtioneu? Gan
bltr 21 aar anHuneI fert ben 21be Slli?
2. San ies tase 2anc utbcr Some
iteaoIoperL lar iee bar 100 acres sanb
for, men life par beupttet min come
f~tenoret?
Soar: 1. Man man ba fplbt vt
2tee Mar for at fnnne "fIe" paa Come.
itenolaub, bpts man tie err 5amilieipr.
iprsrr. Spis saHbst aabues | Snni, tan
ban aitfaa lite tase Spmeffeab Der.
2. Iaa bar Gst til at tase eans nm
Der SomeitsaSisssn, iaafrsmt man life
alereSe CT Gisr Of pper 160 Seres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

26ss. Sp.: Silbsrer Orbet ipefns
Iere bet uorite Sproa2
Spar: So, men Srbet or, ipnt iaa
rtanse andre Srh'i purt Striftiprpe at
latiRif SprinAelfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
aartaIt ! faa erp.

cha. GaiIs0OH Columbia. &ao, fser.
ban bapos ben prrite Spis en- Rnnb nps,u'
gang bar bnut, cs tursrspe ben i nosle iaa
Sage msb DR.. Warmers White Wine OF
Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

1858. Sp.: Soormeset I rebe gense
traa en- @drto uteb to 8sru babe for at
!oaune limb / gmerita. Haar giuet er
IiSbt | Rorse?
Sbar: Oct pii, iur pfters oplpit,
bers ban, bpur iaust ban maa reiie fra
Retu 0prf for at naa tit 8eIfetnmeliess
iteh. I bet Der neDute 9itfGiSc pil RE
rieiisbts z s Dollars here tiiitrGffeiig,
bpiS &eiieHs Maal er Z. 81. SUtpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

1857. Sp.: Oil "9ecorabs 9oiteu"
mebbele noset u9rurere on 2~aroaa6uius
gen / @ppmina2
Snar: gt ~riuStaeer mn en- TtGnss
be i~aasanne SpsrssmaaI. Git pi fan iise
CT, at pi bat nebbeit, bpab pi bar faaet
at Stbe ON benne Gag. 5nis noseu uif
babe nerrtere ilnberretning, sisr ban
beSit I at benpeues fig til u. g. Sanb De
iiee, Gambler, @ppmtns, eler til General
2anD Office, &aibinstpn, .. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

ueTht 6seHs GRaussl pa INHIBITION. 5b al quiz, snRen anfastdrre,
5ps Tsus tru banner 9uuefale uaar bet haar ursrtt ct Gtas sar en- bafe "a
Sinner eMr bet faar ct srumkt uokHNs taa er bet STonesbprS IN al Gsres Safr saer
SiRreu tr9naT seblheNa CpmprNomben
gso at he SpampSoOt pOsr bu 2atuuu en- Hamhia 0alpi III Spamp.Amt g
ben met iaotomus 8r os nIbe Sr9tp ior Ruerni NomeeE mteHtnNe SIosHfae leaesn
sor at sesife bpas Oct ppperiiat aartmtoetL e pames&eet tan