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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
WHY HEARST OFFER WAS REFUSED.
Corporation COunsel's Office TO Appeal from
Ballot Box Decision.

clarence J. shearn. attorney Tor y. p Hearst
made public yesterday the correspondence with
-be Corporation Counsers Once relating 10 the
offer ~ LII. hearst 70 supply lHe fieCuCIi ON
l,lIfafntns lie ballots cast ~ the last election
T7be offer was refused by th4 Corporation
Counses Office. which SAID u Wo@-o apP1aI t'oII
T,1srice NcIeaU's decision refusing 10 permit the
6esrruction Of the ballots. Replying 10 a letter
~ August - from ar. Shearn Offering 10 sup
,.I,y rb- BOXES CORPORATION ColLs-I De.any con-
tsn6-6 MAJ Nh. furnishing of Jhr -oGes a
cubic duty devoviug 10y Law Oh tAe Board OF
elections Of the city. and that M Hearst had
no right 70 participate with the board IN that
dutv The court having held against such con
fention Nj. Delany said ne would appeal us
letter ends BY saving: IT Wouio DC h-tAlaesiy
improper 10 appeal from SAID order am al IA"
s.fre lime accept some benefit under 81
Pres dent Johl is. }aer.- II thr 20. % "
Elections sa-l yesterday D. h.F t save. ma
LOT boxes. but that the offer had not been made
officially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
MAYOR NOT SURPRISED.
Expects More TammGHy Leaders
VII FAVOR Jerome.

Mayor Mcclellan said yesterday that ne
thought more Taronany district leaders would
come out against Hearst and in favor Of Jerome
He said that the interview with Thomas Z.
Rush declaring for jerome was not mucn OF q
surprise 10 him. although he did not know OF Il
IN advance ,,
i an confident that the cause o. decency viii
triumph al the primaries" said the Mayor
DO YOU believe that there are other district
leaders who have the same opinion
u do I am OF the opinion that there are d
great many district leaders VINO FAVOR III
jerome for Governor"
The Mayor said that senator McCarren. who
called on Thursday 70 see him, was at The cry
Hail 70 discuss educational matters
Charles r. Murphy. al Tanmany Han ysster-
day admitted that he had called on William j.
Corners just before reaching the WlgWAL
How did Ny Corners regard the action O. the
Carnegie Hall Convention the TaCauany leader
asked.
He said it was practically what he expected.
said Mr.. Murphy.
Does h think that Hearst VIII lie nominated
by the regulars"
Mr. Corners certainly does" said MI
Murphy.
When asked about the action OF Thomas z
Rush IN declaring for Jerome. Nr. Murphy sall.
Rush saw me yesterday afternoon. he gave
me no intimatiOn that be was going 70 take ll.a'
action. ! am glad he has found some IaIilillalls
sentiment for Jerome"
Have Won heard that NJ Jerome asserted TO-
day that you must be driven from TaInTl-ny
HallT'
NJ Mummy did not reply 70 the question
Little Tim Sullivan called yesterday al rlie
F5eadouarters with a small delegation. and was
with Fire Commissioner O'Brien for an hoLi
Commissioner O'Brien knows that the SulliFans
are sure 10 land with the leader OF TamHlany
Hall IN a lineup. and ne was noL paTtlcu -
impressed with the prOtestatlOns or tealty mao
bv Alderman Sullivan. He said that the FRIENDS
OF Mayor Mcclellan would control the primaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

seeing different men and countries but he
sooner makes a speech than We find HIN c1ll OF
the same old heJerOdOX notions and IDEAS
But as soon as 1ir- Bryan discovers that these
ideas are not altogether popular with MS party
then be begins 70 go easy on them NOW ne says
that, OF course. he's right but that nevertheisss
he will accept a nomination from the Denocr1.-rs
party even IL 10 does not adopt his ideas. 1t
he tells them he's right. and they'll come 20 4 IN
the future.
Now we've got better things 70 do than 10
bother about what's going 10 happen TWO years
from now. Those things VIII take care OF them
selves when the time comes. What the Repuo-
ucan party has 70 do Is 20 take care OF the things
that are I'D now. and that's what Il Is doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
BAR Association ACTS.
Disapproued of Resolution offered
by Z. 4. Alexander.

The Association Of the Bar OF the City Of New
York took negative action last night al spe-
ciaI meeting on resolution introduced by Ed
ward A Alexander, who. as told in The Tribune.
wished 10 urge that young men be elected 10
places in the inferior courts and be promoted. as
their talents increased. 10 the higher tribunals.
There was considerable speculation as 20 Just
what attitude the action Of the association took
n regard 70 the judiciary nomInators and their
selections for non-partisan election. Il was said
that the nominators were practically supported
by the inactiOn Of the association, or. IN other
words they were supported by indirection.
About two hundred members OF the assOcia-
lion we're present Lewis Cass Ledyard pre-
sided in the absence OF the president, John L
Cadwalader. 1Ir. Alexander introduced the fol-
lowing resolution.
That II is the opinion and viii OF the assoca-
ton that, regardless OF party politics pOliti-
cal affiliations. whether or not Judges who have
courts and have had judicial experience and
training which has rendered them useful and
valuable public servants. should obtain a prefer
ence for the Supreme Court nominations
Nj Alexander was the only speaker IN favor
OF the resolution Several spoke against II. how
ever. among them being Henry a. Foster and
William A. burlington. Those in opposition
held that the question was a purely academic
one. and that II was not desirable at this time
10 take any action. Some one-nobody seem
ingly knowing who II was-moved 10 lay the
resolution on the table. and the motion was
carried. The laying on the table acts as a Anal
disapproval OF the idea No other business was
transacted.
II was said that II was doubtful n the asso-
citation took any action regarding the judiciary
this fall. The next meeting VIII h held on
the second Tuesday IN October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
FULLER SENDS HEARST MESSAGE.

The following telegram from George A
Fuller. head OF the state Grange. who was nom
mated as State Treasurer a. the Independence
League Convention. was given out AZ the
leagues headquarters last night:
William Randolph Hearst New York
Dear Sir: Numerous statements purportiIg
70 quote me n reference 70 my nomination for
State Treasurer by the Independence League
Convention tend 10 place all concerned IN a
false position. When / shau have been formally
notified OF the honor the Independence League
conferred upon me I shall maze proper reply
defining my position both regarding the STATE
Grange and the Independence League. Very
truly yours GEORGE A. FULLER
sept Il 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
COUNTIES BOLT HEARST
Broome and Seneca Democrats Call
Second Contention.

Binghamton. y. Y. Sept. 1.-two sets Of
delegates from Broome County will ask for ad-
mission AT the Democratic state convention on
September -.
Declaring that the Democratic county couven-
ton in July which instructed Tor W. r. Hearst
was Illegal, several representative Democrats
headed by z. H. kitchener. have called another
convention. 70 be held September Il, TO nomi-
nate delegates 20 the convention.
Waterloo. ~ Y. Sept 1.-THE recent Demo-
cratic convention IN Seneca County. held AZ
Romulus. adopted a resolution favorfnr The
nomination OF William Randolph Hearst fo-
Governor at the coming state conventfon a.
buuaLo. To-Day call was issued. signed, by
one OF last years county COMMITTEES Who IL - y.
posed 10 Mr.. Hearst. announcing that another
Democratic county convention viii be held here
on September - This call alleges trreguIart
ties existed in the call for the Convention al
ready held "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
TO FIGHT HEARST IN ALL DISTRICTS.
TOkaji Committee Decides to Organize Active
Opposition Throughout State

Sixty members % the committee OF one hundred.
headed by Bella Tokat. 70 oppose v. p. Hearst FOR
Governor. and 70 perpetuate the Municipal Own
ership League. held a meeting the Imperial
Fulton street and Red Hook Lane, Brooklyn last
night and decided 70 organize the state by dis
trtcts and put ticket IN the field against Hearst
Committees Of FIVE were appointed 70 organize IN
the several bOrOughs OF New York 0-ty-
Amid great enthusiasm the committee passed e
resolution saving that thanks OF al citizens are
due the committee for preserving the munlclpaI
owner hip idea Hearst is charged with abandon
ing municipal ownership and building I'D a po-
Erical machine Tokajis committee SAYS Il VIII use
the scales as It's emblem on ballot, alleging a
charter fer is organization WasOotaIned IN queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
WYOMING DEMOCRATS FOR BRYAN.

Cheyenne. Wyo- Sept 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention to-day adopted resolutions in
dorsing ". J. Bryan, the triumphant candidate
IN 1905" The platform demands national and
STATE eight hour laws and their enforcement.
favors a law making it a felony FOR a state
officer 70 accept pass or other free trans
-o-+ation from railroad; demands a primary
or.--ion law and a return 10 the Australian
be1Iot system. and favors free trade in various
,.I,..r7,o5ities. particularly wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
INSTRUCTED TO VOTE FOR HEARST.

OEdensburg. y. y Sept 1.-THE LIST Assembly
District Democratic Convention. held here to-day
rs controlled nv delegates favorable william
ParsolDb Hearst BY q vote % q 70 . Arthur "
C,r,is 81 Ciouverueur: ". l. Fensler, OF Hammond
and J0hn Deytnne Of Ogdeusburg, were elected del
gates 10 the state convention al Blnalo ana were
Instructed for M Hearst for Governor Ihey were
gIso an!uaously instructed 10 present the name OF
Dennis Il Lacey. of Ogdensburg. ior attorney
ess-s-sl ELISHA r. Turner. OF MaComb. was nOui-
rsrad Tor member OF Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
n.uz oE CLUB NOT AUTHORIZED.

According 10 correspondsnee given out last night
-, Poems chairman OF the Republican
Count Committee. indorsed the candidacy OF As
0-l r--t.--c Dewitt Wells for leader IN
5f fnllFIl@h s-rr Lee ~ The name 'pa rsorl.
Ae r ~ t.e -s,h Assembly District
of which Frank llsnGIl-A % AR Parsans - - not
autligi!-e. - e allowed ire uss OF his name had
be been consulted about -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
GITES POWER TO DARRIN
Attorney General Authorizes Him to
Keen Primaries Clean.

Albany. Sept. 14-Attorney General Mayer In
response to a communication from District Al
tornev Darrin. OF Queens County. asking for au-
thority 10 act promptly IN connection with any
attempted violation OF the law at the primaries
on Tuesday next to-day authorized that Official
70 take immediate action on any violation or the
law within his Jurisdiction In his letter District
Attorney Darrtn declares that representations
have been made 10 him that an effort viii be
made 10 manipulate the vote and canvass at
the approaching primaries"
District Attorney Darrfn explained the CONDITIONS
IN Queens County last night. saying;
Conditions n Queens County have ben no'G o.
,,>sIv Totte1 for many years. and now that re
ouSS 81 IN of5ce intend 70 Try TO keep the
Trtnarv election honest Il l can nave nSs-u
L-y juniors that the Republican organization N
feUds 10 sarry the primaries oy IsL meas - 1T
fCuT am q Republican. but not allied VIE llo
r-gsntZation and wrote 20 Attorney GENERA NAY
srrIsin, NJ the situation and asking Tor power -
TaSIied giving me power 20 do as l saw ny a., a.
represent him on primary day and NY 70 Keep 'n7
primary straight
You are practically appointed a Deputy Attorney
General them" Mr.. Darrin was asked
mo; not that by nature % appointment ] am
simply given the power 20 represent the Attorney
General and do what see ht 70 keep things as
should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
WELL PEOPLE TOO
- ho''"F Gives Postum to oouyuis.o.ut.

~ loc-or tries 10 give rs-ure lis bes,
sssr saving The ltLle strength ~ me a.
strgg ..-sle- patient and rlirirE un wasted
Fire 49, -i.' --t loAert-. l3lrsnIneut-
at-oes ESQ. hrl.-a "a doctor d rsu1-
1or-e Fpal-il ll u-y OWu family instead
u - ees ~ Wen pleased WITH The results
,-s-g rs sa.s o. '' SUCK guar
t.-r-s --.ii'enoel 70 recommend a. 10 my
Faet I.~0e ~ .CTre as = nutritious h.y-
l.a -. 4-..r is every stone IN fos-D
-sess.g -- -s lt las 1e.an. O. Hal,eboIo
W rerea prescribe Postum as often ss any
s.sg -. ne ''-'--'~ Mecica-iu almost
sssl ~ ~, -. Indigestion and nervousness 4
s-.s sue - introduce IL lnlY q family. n il
20 DIssr-i --'all- shall continue 10 use it
or.gsse.- families where 2 practice
aai r,e"e from au-gmo.Ia t.1b...f
~esa a. cess s'..H a.s
- zny -pl A-as lsr ..3 r.... E.. 4.
nEl.r ~ 80 you n...
- . 49, ttle Creek. Mich Read .--rhs
-' IN pk.s. There's a reasOn. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
AnrLlMPERlALIsT WOULD RUN

roston. Sept H-Gamaliel Bradford. the pub
Iolst and antl-.mperiaist' announced to-day his
desire 10 be 3 citizens eao-dAte toT Governor this
IN -, rlatform OF state government reform. Nj
80 evnrssses his readiness 20 discuss sta,a
1870 -Fr.l.s rhe point that state problems ~
----. i' rance. rather Than tariI issues a.
,1reesira tor solution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
he Pixies Peak
Centennial Celebration
Colorado Springs

One hundred years ago Lieut.. Zebu1on NJ Pike
discovered that over-towering peak which has since
borne his name.
The people of Colorado will fittingly celebrate
this historic event at Colorado Springs September
23rd to 10Th, 1906.
The festivities will include naneuvers of United
States and State troops dances and native exercises
of various Indian Tribes and general enjoyment of
the occasion by the entire populace.
A golden opportunity to visit Manitou, Pixies
Peak, Garden of the Gods, Cheyenne Canon, Glen
Eyre and other great natural wonders.
Tickets Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo and return at $500, will be on sale
September 4th and from September 18th to 22nd
inclusive, with liberal return limits, via the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

= ,-rn m tire history history 81 I1,st "a. as
s'sis. ana isn .., Us ,gsimothy D. sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Chicago, Union Pacific
& Northwestern Line

Other low-rate tickets $50 for the round trip sails
every day September 3oh with limit of October 3Ist
Other parts of Colorado including Cripple Creek Leadve
the Grand Canon and Royal Gorge be visited cheaP by
of special lowrate roundP tickets sale By all
Colorado lines.
Tickets good the famous Colorado Special the daily fast
train leaving Chicago 700 p only night Denver
through train leaving Chicago daily at HOO pm.
TIE Best of Everything
Of Colorado
C.
General Ag-ntC &
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

ten DC er ~StptcS". Der irlRes ire
ior 3 ScntB, eUer Sdbaneiere, Der 70.
tier - Gents Stpffet. Sfutten Saa
Ell StoGte er ouTtrert en- ~fSeurtcSel al
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emo en- 0ttirn0e0cL al oen S1I9snpr.
81, Der Iigger / en- 6opoueicr eIler
aeu @eit Cigar.
Sarmerglrtten, ser tomner til
@pen Ssr0ag e~ftermiobug os ipenoe.
rer 3 Gents poa aisb al tire Gberoots.
erITager oeroeo en- Iigieiaa itor Stat,
til Sfatfamret Joni RiaionPrismen,
Der for ire fine GigGrer betoler ell
bel Collar. Sfdttcu pau Sen bill.
Ii9ite Hultobaf er 6 Seuts Bun6et.
meu er life betere paa ct Bmlo al
Den itteite StiGatobaf / San0eler;
poa isritnGonte er Den en- SreoieoeI
al SmaaiatgsOGrhicn, pao iioit'
npunte blot Ell Spoeuoehel.
Bon en- Seroe dImrinoeligt 81, Der
iplgcs for 81, er Sfatteu 81; pua en-
Ssnbe at ~aaerbeoite SlGgs 81 eler
Borter til $t2 err Stdtten ireruheleS
tim 81. Den YParo, Der fis6er en-
Quart Seoreu CORN &btifp Tor 80
Gents, betaler 22b Gerts icr Stoi-
fet, men 27R Gents / Stat; iumti-
dig er Sfutteu uiururopet 2712
Gents. boor !SGnoeleu QirtSer en-
Quart iuperFu aentncfD Bourbon,
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leans "Soutptuuf- betaIer Iiseioa
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men amer oct neppe. Sffe en- al Sc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
"Tct beror paa -"

On Eoitor u. / 8Gris Stift i Spc.
rige bar fienot for i'm SriginaIttet i
mango Retninger; blanbt anbet buo-
Sc ban oen &one pna ale Spsrg5.
maaI. ser itiQeoeS til bam, at ioare
meS Srbene: Get beror pao III.
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9iifoper iom irboonIig Stiftets Gre,
tier til en- WfiSbog. "a be eobe gre-
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imasenoe Suppe, bpiife0e giifopen
iii Tin nPrmeite gorbfrQe: "Ru ifal
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Set 6eror paa -" ioareSe 8.
til Itor SoriPrOeIie Tor Siifopen %
Sc andre f~oriamIeoe.
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paa?" ipurste giifopen %.
50. 9eres SsiuGrSisbeSl 9uis
man bsber CT Barn / iaaoan Suppe,
iom De bpSer paa, ga er oct foriRrSe'
LA SpnS; men bois man Ssber ct
Barn / iaaSm Suppe, icm ri iattige
2anSs6ppreitrr bienme mna Iaoe os
usie me6, iaa er BET iHgeu SgnS!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

fsrtr pno &errunct3 nntIurliGc Srcrs
Tooc IiGciom SSJettcinrerre.
Rlu~t0co9lernc iuocboI0er irobur-
zig fIH CT lioet @raufuumrer pua
GdIpuubcu ill huIutreoic NteterS
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fCltc bar in6clluttet hut ct Sig, me
0cuS anore bar irSehaOt op I'll ire.
&c bar Ouret ueoiotte / iauumeubsict
StiQiug, % oeo Sioen AZ Dem bar
nion iuu0ct Bduben oG 8crftN al
Stint % ANDRE Stenartcr, Serfrrttter
og Raoimpffcr. 0t5ie @ranfummere
er mureoe al uttlblmGnc Stenc, % en-
cuer flere u4Lhlgc StenhIOftc banner
ISaget, npoers 3rnuhen er ltenIot
mco imoa Rlrtleiten. Oette 8raotom'
mer err / ReaeIen omgtor az cr Lon
So,lg, iom er nptditet al Sten %
SorS, og ipH peo SoSeu er omriIget
al en- areoS meb neoiatte Steue. Eto-
ligere mntog man, at btSie HluroopS-
Ter hopoe uRret fupttc6e iii 6er ne.
Senife @ltb8tieneite, 90 man tdlnte
Dem Sfierlteoer elber Altere. Sdn9'
tnsierne er / Acknowledged lange,
looe ~;Sspr6colhe, inm oGinu pco 8coer
or orgtone Of fore Steue. De tnoe'
boIoer ira ct til ire ttteformebe
6raofammere al Ianlme art iom |
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teoe8 t~i0ligerc oeIS iom OfierItcoer
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cyettcihlcrnc euer 8dr9bpgniuger'
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gdnffe un0en geffafienbe6 emo 3ps-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
QIterhc.

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itammer ira ScgneprcIt &rafit /
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bpgningGr lat ! SorbinbeJic mc0 SIo'
Den Seuige& 6Iugt oper Tom&ooIcu
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mitiue friItne gltere. I'll SiHen
Itanr ire meget nlirore Barber. Get
SeIe pipfeoe Dog etenOommeIig 8rt'
benbe, ipm set laa oeroppe ! Doe 6lcl.
DIT ult0er Soppen at oen oafre 800
90. bsie gllterbS % meo &%omaoolcnS
oibltnoerbige SieIboer0en pmfrin9.
On oct muLtgenS bar NJ &ImcIighco
for at Iptte SpIp8nin8en / Torhtnr
belle nleo SIof ben &eIliBc, bar oct
Cog tpoeIigt, at en- oGientIig Gel al
8ar0en err al npere Spri1tbeIie.
1aa Neotllrer ns0te YroicSioren
eli IanO, iom mente at funne berettc
cen rigtige Solnmenbpng meo Altt'
ret. Sor omfring 100 Iar iioen
Ia96e han, boebe pao 8onrom Sla0r
mari en- tlr1giiWoig Wano, iom ber'
iolot / reIi8teie @rltbIerier. Son
flpttebe op pan Sieloet, 9nor ban Ie'
oeoc eniomt % bolot FIN egen 8uo5'
tieneIte, 90 ban maotte BABE bDG9et
@lteret. 9enne Siitorie par og1oa
tjenbt Of andre. 1~rofesiorn oar M
fomnlet til Ben IntogeIie, at / &irfc.
ligbeben baaoe SdeningS 9e~ Ifripelic
fra 1878 og De nnonte ienere cr rig
tige - oct er Dhanoen ira SLAB
mart, Tom bor foronoret S~teropbp9s
ntngen / WeQentioen. Gen oprinoe.
li9c aiernc err gonIfe brit al itor 9Gl-
Sc. Hou IItcrbs bar Der nnta9eIiJ,
lem ogioa paaotit pou TO 0lr0re Ste.
scr / iamme SanosoeI, boor intcrc2'
ialtte 2eoniuger er futr0ct, opret en-
bGocuif &Iltuspluoa al ubeitcnmteIi9
2@Loe, life for bogIigt 9rtg, men Tor
iterre Setter. MllIiocn5 itoor set i
SorbinoeIie me6 Sen SoI6prfeIie, iom
man oeb bar Dopt biemme / Norge, o.
JONI bar ppret nntllrIig / bette 9au6
meo lime TRANCE Sale, hpor Cole
m,ntge Steoer er gnuife bortc luuqe
Sioer / Iurct - ia hoor belt / st
Ncr6lige / 8inter6nluouret hoIoet
Iig belt 1Inoer SoriSomen for io0 at
btlies meo 9efrieIicts 8lpoc, naor
oenS Straaler after brpoer ltatten oa
Stumrinaer, &ouifc bar oo glterot
poa Ilterbs oGret ct Of DC Ste0cr.
bnor Soien bIep hettiocIig billet oq
ieiret al 2anoets Hnofpote / cit ltr.
gnnmreI Sio, ON &adren naar 6ala
2p3 % Sarne sgeoeS eler oeo Sot.
iomrerS Sio, noar 0cn ltoO / iuIN
Wagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19

n aoniiteen for IieeIfoIen bar M
beitemt, at Sfolens permouente
GIaSs ifal bIipe I Sarge. g. Gaf.
Zen bar olereSe iifret fig aisb al
esen gpenirrg paa i9roeIes beloige
9etinseIier, iaa at Sfolert roar ben
oabnes Den Site Sftobet, bill blioe
aabnet / egen gpgning. SnomeISef-
Ter al gleper fontrler oeiaa nuf iaa
iepnt, iaa at Sfclens geapnOelie icr
iaalangt meget Iopenbe no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-19
Jnoirefte Seifatnine.

Raar SnfeI Gam iIGJger Sfat,
taser ban alto SeniDn ii! apantitet
eQer 9IGngSa % life til aualitet eI.
Ter @Grei. iii gyeulpeI: SfatteH
paa 1000 Gigarer er SO, hamlet Ell.