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The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

So much has been written by the
standard medical authorities, OF all the
several schools of practice, in praise
of the native, or American, medicinal
plants which enter into the compost
ton OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, that in attempting. TO quote
from the various works on Mdtertd
Mcdica one hardly knows where to
commence, since they are so yolumin-
GUS that only the briefest and NEST inn
perfect reference can be presented in a
short article like this.
Briefly then let us say that the
rGolden Medical Discovery" was
named from the sturdy little plant
Golden Seal, the root of which enters
largely into its composition. Besides
this most valuable ingredient, 1t con-
tains glyceric extracts of Stone root,
Queens root, Black Cherrybark, Blood
root and Mandrake root.
Finley Ellingwood, Nj. d., an emin-
ent practitioner of Chicago and profes-
sor of Materia Medica in the Bennett
Medical College of that city, in his
recently published work on Therapeu-
tics, saws of Golden Seal root: cit is
the most natural of stimulants TO the
normal functions OF digestion. Its in
fiuence upon the mucous surfaces rem
ders il most important in catarrhal
gastritis inflammation of stomachl and
gastric (stomach) liberation"
Many other authorities as we'll as DR..
Ellingwood extol the Hydrastis Golden
Sean, rs a remedy for catarrhal dis
eases Of the nasal passages, stomach,
bronchia, gall ducts, kidneys, intestines
and bladder. Among these, we may
mention Prof. John King, Nj. D., author
of the American Dispensatory; Prof
j. M. Scudder, NJ. D., in his "Specitic
Medicationp DIR. Hale of the Hahne-
mann Med. College of Chicago; Grover
Coe, NJ. d., OF New York, in his "Or-
ean;o Medicines DR.. Bartho'ow Of JEFF
ferson Med. College and scores OF other
leading medical writers and teachers.
All the foregoing eminent authorities
extol the curative virtues OF Golden
Seal in cases of stomach, liver and in
testinal weakness, torpor and liberation
Of bowels, DIR. Ellingwood recommends
il most highly, rIn those cases of atomic
dyspepsia when the entire apparatus,
including the liver, is stagnant and
imperative" He also extols II most
highly in the many weaknesses and de-
ftuttiltnlS ltNiuti " Nohith aud
saws, rIt is a most important remedy in
many disorders OF the womb" Golden
Seal root (Hydrastis), is an important
ingredient o; DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription for weak, nervous, rundown"
women.
But 10 return 10 the rGolden Medical
Discovery" il may be said that its cur
alive properties are not wholly depend
ent upon Golden Seal, valuable as il -,
as other equally potant ingredients add
greatly 20 It's value and in fact are not
less important than the Hydrastis, or
Golden Seal.
In all bronchial, throat, lung and
kindred ailments, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root and Blood
root, each plays "a important part
in effecting the phenomenal cures OF
rtioiden Medical Discovery" aa does
Golden Seal. All these ingredients
have the endorsement Of prominent
practitioners OF all schools OF medicine
Tor the cure OF diseases Of the bronoiiia,
throat and lungs.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
CALLED BACK
LOVESICK LAD BROUGHT HOME
FROM CAIRO LAST
NIGHT.
Had Become Smitten With an "Owl''
Girl and Followed Her From
the City.


A fcurteen-year-old boy, the son
of a prominent local |. C. engineer
was brought home from Cairo. Ill.
last night by an officer and the boys
father with enough theatrical ex-
perience" to last him for some time
to come.
The boy had Just donned long
trousers. and he met one OF the
chorus girls of the "Night OWL com.
pany which played here Saturda,
night. He left the city with the
girl and was located in Cairo. Po-
licernen were sent to the theater t.
find the youth and were successful
the FIRST jump In locating him.
He was laden with tho woman's
photographs in every pose and cos
tunes some of them with less cos
tune than the law allows. He had
other souvenirs and seemed to be
pretty much attached to the show
girl.
He agreed after much persuasion
to leave and was brought back. He
intended to go with the show but had
run out of funds. He claimed that
he had a position with the company
but the management dlsclaims any
knowledge of the boys departure
from Paducah. saying he did mot
sanction the boys ,aet and was not
even aware of it until the police
came after him.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
THB- INDIANS ARR 2 9.
2 FULL OR GINGER
Work Out Yesterday Showed
Them Sturdy Players.
Lloyd Is working His Men at the
Bat 10 Prepare for
Evansville.
NEWS OF THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Indians were out in full force
on the reservation at Wallace park
yesterday afternoon enjoying a hard
work out. and the work was full OF
ginger from start to finish. 1t was
the loudest and liveliest bunch ever
seen on the grounds Everybody
was in the work heart and soul. and
If the same amount of ginger is ex.
hibited in the regular games. It win
help beyond expression in the teams
success this season.
The players we're divided into two
teams and both showed up well. The
pitching was good, batting excellent,
and fielding up to the standard Of
any ever seen in the league. Bert
Haas was seen on first base and he
played excellent ball. Jimmie Con-
nors went behind the bat and showed
that he is a good catcher as well as
star first baseman. Connors' and
Haas first base playing differs just
a little. Both are "stretchers," but
Haas plays more ompactly-more
the Grover Land style-in fact he
shows up like Land. His build is
the same, and he handles himself
with the same precision and conf
dence.
Chenault's work behind the bat
was good. His throwing is wonder
full, the big catcher turning them
loose with remarkable rapidity.
They Ego some" too. and Eddie Gill
ligan will have steady work on sec
ond base this season.
Wetzel, NJ. Miller, in fact the en-
tire aggregation, showed up remark
ably well. 1t will be a hard job 70
Lloyd to pick his men, but he is
working from a batting basis. The
fielding work of the team is far above
the average. and any player is COM
petent to hold on as far as fielding
is concerned.
II want hitters, and hitters will
be given preference this season."
Lloyd stated. 81 want one other
catcher. and have an offer from Ev-
ansvile for q good d-ope. uiso. another
from Nashville. II Jimmie Connors
does not get first base, and does not
want to remain and play another po-
sition, he has good position else
where. All my men who leave the
team will be well placed"
1t has been suggested that Con
1ors be worked in right field to be
used as utility catcher. Connors
hitting is good.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

The following schedule of pitchers
for the Evansville series was furn-
isned The Sun yesterday by Manager
Lloyd; Fridays game. wilgus and
F. Miller will work; Saturdays game
Brahic, Ames and possibly Hedges
Will work. In Sundays game, South
and Tadlock will work. Buck"
Freeman will do the pitching Sunday
for Evansville.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
Theatrical Notes
Tim Murphy's New Play.

Last night was gala night in
Nashyille's dramatic history. The
governor and his staff and many Wis
iting celebrities were in the brilliant
audience which cheered the first pro-
duction by Tim Murphy of his new
comedy, Rufus Rugg," by Paul VIII
stach. The papers praise il as one of
the most amusing and delightful per-
formances ever seen here. Mr.. MUIR
ply had II curtain calls.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
IN AUTOMOBILE
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS CONE
TO PADUCAH FROM NASH
VILE.
Made Trip without Accident-In-
specting Long Distance Lines
Local Manager in Party.

Mr.. A. L. Joynes, manager of the
local branch of the Cumberland Tel
ephone company. returned from May
field this morning. Mr.. Joynes had
been in a party of telephone officials
who were touring the rural districts
in an automobile, looking after Iona
distance lines and had an enjoyable
trip. ftt W
Mr.. Leland Hume, one Of the high
officials OF the company and Supt.
w. T. Edwards, of the Nashville dis
trict, left Nashville several days ago
in the formers big double seated
Ford automobile. They made the
trip to Paducah without accident and
had nice run. The party rode into
town at pretty fast clip. The ma
chine and the clothes of the tourists
were bespattered with mud and pre-
sented an extraordinary sight. Mr..
Joynes Joined the party here and
proceeded to Mayfeld with the ofiic-
ials. From Mayfield the officials viii.
90 TO Fulton, Bardwell and other
Southern Kentucky towns. A differ
ent route back to Nashville will be
taken.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
cure. cough. and colds.

Mrs. c. Peterson. 625 Lake ST.,
Topeka, Kans, says: "of all cough
remedies Ballard's Horehound Syrup
is my favorite; 1t has done and will
do all that is claimed for Ito speed
lily cure all coughs and colds--and II
is so sweet and pleasant to the taste.
Sold by Alvey & List.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Dick Brahic says he has an offer
to go to Metropolis and play inde-
pendent ball. He is considering It..
Lloyd does not want to stand in his
way for more money, and may let
him go. Brahic will make mistake
in leaving league baseball. his friends
think.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Engraved cards and plate s1.ss at
rhe Sun ofacs
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Haas, McClain, Perry, NJ. Miller,
Eddie Gilligan, Jimmie Conors and
Ames are all experienced ball play
ers. They know the game from start
to finish. They viii take care of
the youngsters.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
EIks' ExcuSson On Island Queen.

Elks' Excu<son On Island Queen.
The Elks will give their s0nual
excursion on the Incompatible excur-
sion steamer Island Queen Thursday,
April 10, at p. m. and s p. m. Good
music and dancing. No improper
characters allowed Tickets for adults
30 cents; for children 25 cents.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
Pale Delicate Woman and Girls.

The Old Standard Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic drives out malaria
and builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price so cents.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19
Beautify Paducah

Brunson's Rrbuiidins Sale of
Plants is a success; get your orders
~ loon.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Bert Haas has been In league ball
three seasons. He is of the Gilligan
style of player as far as ginger is
concerned.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Haas. Gilligan and Perry will make
the noise on the infield. enough to
deafen any hitter, or base runner.
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-19

Manager Harry Lloyd yesterday
transferred the members of the ball
team from the New Richmond to the
Craig hotel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-10-25
ANOTHER DEAD BEATLIST.

J. Siidell Brown, editor Of the
Kingwood Argus, has taken siren
uous measures to bring delin
quent subscribers to time and is
about ready to publish another
dead beat list" The Argus
says:
I'VE have another chapter of
our celebrated Dead Beat List
ready for publication but it was
crowded out this week and will
surely appear next week. We
have waited long time on some
of our delinquents and propose to
go right after them for the next
few weeks and will give a chapter
every week till we give them all
that is coming to them. In the
meantime we are sending out
statements and every one has a
chance to pay up and escape such
prominent mention.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-10-25

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upon the people he can reach with
his papers the belief that their
enemy is the corporation. By car
features, headlines, heavy-face
type, he has been directing the
wrath of the populace against cor
porations. BY words, by actions,
speeches on the platform and law
suits in court, he has been endeav-
oring to create the belief that in
his hands the common people can
win a victory over corporations.
Mr.. Hearst's action in utilizing
tor his own paper the device of the
corporation, and his putting him
self deliberately under obligation
to bosses whom he has denounced
as representatives of corporations,
give to his present posture the ap-
pearance of imposture. But that
is not to the point. He is now the
accepted leader of the party which
would deal with present ills by
disorganizing industry.
Against this party stands that
which declares: The source of
your ills is not in the organization
ofindustry, but in the abuses of its
management; the cure is not dis
organized industry, but to give the
control Of organized industry into
the hands of the people. The cor
poratiOns is not an enemy Of dem
ocratic government; it is, on the
contrary, an application to indus
try of the democratic idea. 1t is
a device for the distribution of
wealth and the economical concen-
tration of administration. Cor
porations have been predatory.
That is not because corporations
as such are bad, but because they
have been badly managed. The
remedy lies in saving the corpora
ton, which is a democratic insti-
/ tuition, from autoCratic rule. To
this end, Mr.. Roosevelt, who is
the acknowledged leader of the
party Of construction, has declared
time and again that the Govern
ment must be made the master Of
its creatures; to that end the last
Congress passed the Railway Rate
Bill; to that end suits have been
brought by the Federal Admins
tration against corporations violat-
ing the laws.
1t is to this party, the party Of
construction, that Mr.. Hughes be
longs. He has shown his faith by
his works. 1t is because of these
works that he has been nominated.
He has fought the boss of his own
party, and is entitled to no small
share of the credit for unseating
him. He has fought a powerful
coterie Of financial magnatcs, and
was a strong factor in depriving
them of their power and driving
them from Office, He largely
framed the measures reform. He
has not done this single handed,
but he has done it without the aid
Of money or party organization or
a great name. And it is because
OF this work for the publication Of
great corporations, and for til cir
control by the Government in the
interest of the people that he has
been nominated by party conven-
ton which first been emancipated
from boss and corporation control.
We believe that it is not the
party of reaction, led by Mr.. Bry-
an and Mr.. Hearst, but the party
of construction, led by Mr.. Roose-
Welt and Mr.. Hughes, that rightly
understands the problems of the
present and proposes the right So
luton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

Sen Sorbom, at iterfe Sptiere gierne
forfaIoer til Sorifbeb og 9oaifbeb,
men bpi8 bette er ionbt, bar 10 Sp-
Iferne forIengt eaoet ttIgrunSe, tbi
lise fra 6eres Sn6trpbeIie / @erbers.
biItorien bar De naret fienbt life ole.
ne iom finite til at tsmme ct 9eger,
men ogiaa iom tapre Sptiere.
. 0e aamle 8~ernnarer MOO meb
iQrIig SorfiarIiebeb Seitefisb til
Rinbe ON Sfreue, ion bragtes gu.
oerne. af imrme @runo pnSet De
Sornfpeg % Soar, forbi bisie 9pr
bsrte til Sffsrbprene. Bape 3a6a'
rias eiorbe en- brat @ube berpaa, ioet
ban en- BATTER Dag forbso gepoeHen
al ale 0pr, iom funbe mtnoe ON ben
bebenife 8uSstieneIte, boorpaa De or
me @ermarer moatte boloe iig ia.
beside meb 9isrne, Sicrte og Sbtn.
3 set 13be @arbunoreSe ieroertes
iom 2efterbioiferer oeb be fornemite
gorSe Sraner, Storfe og &ranfer.
5 en- Gietnins fra SegpnSsIen al
bet ABE aarbunbrebe Dor St9teren
SaSlmub uoe at Jig ieIp al @eget'
trina oper ct IaaItio, I boiIfet en-
feS SIsfeteg 90 nogIe SsIier IpiIh
SobeSrunen. On boorSan Der I'll
SiSer bIeo ~fraabiet, faor man en- goo
Soc, mar man IGier ON, brcrleSeS
set aif I'll oeo ct grpuup Oct 16oe
GorbunSrebe hos ben obeIi9e Sr.
8irbeIm BON Roienberg | 8rltnutot.
Ser fortrrtes bIanSt anSet $40 Oyer,
1900 aaIpe, 800 Sotn, 10000
Sons, 1000 @iGs, $4,000 &rams'
fuaI, 5000 asepbSus, 10000 &or'
Der o. 8 ssnoer Siters. grpaiapSet
foitet benimpb 100000 Dollars.
Som en- RobIptning bsrttl fan anfe'
res BEN paafaISenSe mnsre 6rofuit,
Der paa Rctsoageue efter en- itrengt
foitIoaet Sfif bsSeS Sorureren; ben
bctuS al Suppe, 10 seg 90 nosIe
Sptblsg.
artifIens Soriatter mener, at
noar SpifIanS, til SroSS for, at bets
Born oItio bar prret iterfe Spiiere,
err naast lao Ianst, iom oct er, iaa er
Der tuaen syare peo at Ian9e orient
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

fG, at Der iaa ioa freOeIi9t no, og op.
fororet "tpffe 9oumer" til ianu1eu
me6 bam at isge en- Bfet berbenne,
boor De to en- Sang ttube ligge nrer
/ 6re6 og Ro, miitet 9ormer ganfte
ahpetiten og oberIoo 9ismarct belle
oen ftore BsIie, iom ban ga nso meo
Sen itSrite Stnbsro.
Sgiaa &Eerouoer BON SumboIOt
bar en- ftert Spiier, JONI Itge til in
bsie M6erhom funbe fortGre itorc
Rusier al Be uforosieligite &etter.
Eli ipben6e og itbit bemerfer Sr.
9ufutitL at man tar fell, raar man
tror, at ser life SpffIan6 ftuoeS
SOIL, iom peo at bltrbere oct ftuere
Ristfen. SgIflanb bar ligefrem Has
fife SorbileSer | ben Retntng. SgIau
! bette @apiteI inStar @oetbe en- fren-
ragenSe 8IaSS. Sans &isffen bar
pi6t bersmt no oner Spiflan6S
@rprier. RabnIig Iogoe ban 8egt
poa at 5p6e fine @iGIter fitIinariife
SielSerbeSer. San trattereoe bern
IoaIeSe8 oite me6 &aniur og Grtt.
Ifofter, Der ben @ang bar ileIone
Sager, og iom mango Dos BAN nso
for fsrife Sang / lit 2io.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
1nrit SfopImsiabrifation.

Mr. g. @ier9c, SreS, @inn., fri
Der til o$:
s QercS @InS for 26be Sftober
itoor, at Sen fOritc Sf~opIu9fobrif /
Norge npIi9 or oprcttet / SrenrifS'
ita0. Settle cr life FORFEIT, forOi ieg
oeN, at ollere0e fgr 1876 bapbc en-
Sfoplu9fobrit OGrct igau9 / mango
Aor pon @ispit. pao peitre SIDE al
Nirich "a Be Qioroe iaa meget iom
fuI0c s Eornfintsnocr pr. Gag. Sc
QicrNc &lugqcue al 8irf."
Ten nUpnte @otiS / Soften" par
taQct ira norite @Ia0c, men Wtr.
@ipr9c bar iiffcrIiQ Rct. &porpibt
uoQcn Jnbrif criitcrer poa @isuif nj,
ficuNcr hi life I'll. - C"BmtCn"S
Rc0.) .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

Zig til Sabeue. Ser it6rite Stuts.
monS, bet moberue SpifIon6 bar
baot, Sprit 9tsmarf, banbe en- lige'
frem granbios glppetit. s fine prgre
Gage babe ban, boaO ban ieIo foISte
Sen "neoerSresti9e 8ane" fln OF
iptie en- Gang ON 9ogen og 6a tog
ban naturIi9ois / en- ioo poIbiom
@rab fat, at bans Wooe ns6benbig.
bis mootte Iioe berltroer. San
fortaIte gierre ON ct 6ipLomo-
tiff Sit ban en- Gang baobc
brugt for OF fna en- Wmo til at az
itoa BAN fin Srofoit. Get bar, ben
Sang ban bar Sorbuu08bogers &c
ian6t / Srauffurt. en- Sag bar ban
paa Sagt ms6 en- al Srarffurts gcr'
gere, en- Sr. 9a1nner, Ser gift itnoer
Wapn al "tpffe 9oumer". 90 Be
latte iig neS for at inStage i'm 8ro'
foit, upSoeet 9ismorct i'll fin SfrGf,
at ban baoOe gIent lin Srcotnnt
biemms. Saumer baIte M en- mGg'
tig 8sIie op al 2onuren og bSS meget
eLifoprSig 9tpIomuten Salobelen al
Ben, men bots 9ismarcf ffuIoe blt
met, maGtte bon bnoe oen belle. San
fanSt So paa en- Git. "Sptfe 9Glf
mer" bar raieube rGb for at % og
nnret RGSieI for alt, boao Der mint
set ON 9soen. Set piSite Sismarcf
og benpttet ZIG MI meget insbig berot.
Wteo Ct peste ban no for ZIG og Spurg'
tie FIN 9ebinger ON, bpaO oct SotSe
Dor, man Iftmiet meaem Sr9srne.
~9et er airtegaarSeu, Seres Gi.
ceIlenee, men taI sroelis life mere
oerum Oct tar 10 Gppetiten fra en-.
I. Ren Set bar ogiaa Meuingen, oa
oa 9ismaref msget iagtmcois bemer'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

395 MOB SO Stcnmier poa @runbIag
al oct frunlngte grcgrom. Gette
Srogram, iom Glerencean ieIp gior.
Dc 8eoe for, gif no paa at @eforntar.
beibst bil6e fortipttes, pg at nben-
risspoIitifen pii0c bi Ieoet | BET gam.
lc Spor. !Soao ben inbenrigffe go.
litif angaar, bible Yeiniiterict Be.
itrpbe fig paa at oempfrnti1sre ale
@rene at StpreIier. Sorithen Sub.
bprocIien at a~bIfiGeEien meIIen Sir.
Il o3Stat bebubes Der 6orilag til Bob
ON en- Yeniionsfasie for ar5eiosflas.
len. M 2oo ON Observation-Disclosures,
Repiiion at 8rubeIopeh SpgeDdie
al arigsretten un6tasen eutelte ipe-
rificereoe SiIf9Ibe, Sob ON en- pro.
gresfip Smhtomitifat Obj.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

SsrTebes esnet til at paffe Spnrerf'
ionrbeb emo set fsrite. SaIeren meb.
bette ogioa, at ffisnt &apt. amlnoien
pfte er betegnet iom en- plain Sal.
.lor", foo bar ban Dog en- Sismano
OF ben &aliber, of ban mart pilDe
boloe Soreorag pua gngelit / Son'
BON, poa Spif I Berlin % paa Srarif
| 8aris, Iigeiom ban agtebe at boloe
ct iuwStreret SoreOrag for @ifimoer.
ne poa Sing @iliams 2un6 / beres
eget Sprog. 8sbaftsr 8repitab bolot
en- paffer og befformet Gale for Nor'
ge, boori ban gioroe Reoe for BEN
Storbaoo, iom bar soet biennte |
Rorge, me6ens glmrnbien spdSe fin
9aao oppe / Bolariien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

Gn trO Sjencr. Den sarle gse.
Ger Serrp Sobrion tierte pos 9up-
6omiIien | Baton aoige, flyer ct Te-
legrom fra Nefp Orleans. 2sroag
Den 3Oie Hopeurber bar ban aIere
bjemme % pasfebe 8. 50. Dams
treaariee Ssu. &ooroan bet gif
til ellcr et faa fom 8uttcn , ira
BAN ct Eie6Iif % fob miSt / geien,
Sa ct Rar Seftc, iom LOB Isbif, fom
farsnoe. Reseren faa ingen anoen
ltboei til at reooe Den lille en0 oeo 1t
IGgge fig ODER bam o. 6Rffe ban.
9a Seitene bar faret forbi, bar @lt.
ten idtaot; met Rsseren bsoe en-
Stino efter at De 8eifaoigeCier, ban
bapbe facet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

blen tiLpIigtet at tiIbaeebetole ben
grtatuine, iom Observation-Disclosures
baobe manttet uoreoe poa 8rrno al
SraftdtbruS iom SGge nf 6orismme.
iigbeS fra &c IotaIe gutoriteters Si-
DC. Sgiaa poa andre Naaoer fiinoe
a~pngrcsien isra siIipn meo, at 2an.
bets trdftatmRsiisc Sperensfoniter
bIep rcipefterct.
Get ioreIigeenos SilipIbe err eIIers
gouite ereitaaersSe, forioapiot iorn
man Der aItiaa bar oct Seripr, at
en- itaftars SfoIefonmisiion / en-
enfeIt 9p peb ct Sraftatbrub letter
paa spill belle 2onoets penifabeIige
SorboIo I'll en- anben frebeIi@troet
Rotion, iom pi onertfisbet bar en- be-
tpbeIia SouSeIsforbinbelie meS, %
iom Ri ogioo af andre 8rul6e bar
Saorlig uof Raab til of 1tsSe for R9-
ier. en- ioa6an SiIitnrS 5smmer fig
ieIo, 90 oct uoen Ssripn I'll, boao
8rtroe, Der fra ct rent IotaIt Spns.
pitnft maatte bore for at boloe fig DC
iaponciiife gsru fra 2iOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

Srits SbduIop bar life nlere en-
al Dc itsrite Ralere, foin Rprge bar
freutbragt, men ban bar ogiaa en- al
&c iterite EMBELLISHMENTS, iom no.
get 2anb bar at oppiie / bore Gage,
San bar fsot I 8riitiarta 20be Otto
Der 1S47 % bar Ssn al glpotbefer 8.
6. SbuuIop SeriteS8. Oct bar fra
fsrit al Meningen, at 6rttS ifitloe
"BiGetriQer" bporfor ban o9ioa gan.
ifc ri9tig tog Grtiittn, altSeueramen
% 6ormaceutcramen, men al bans
Srteresic oar piet 8iuniten, og | 1870
req ban fig los, brog fsr1t til &ur't'
afubemiet | 8iebenbaon, bpor ban
moIeSe unber 8roiesior SsrenierS
2eSeIie, oerefter til Garlsrltbe, bpor
hen bersmte norife Waler 8rofeSior
Sans 8uOe bIeo bans 29rer, 90 en-
oeIig til BariS, bbor ban filloenotr
fine Stubtsr.
Som ioa mango andre 9ltrittere
moatte ogioa SbnlIop oente l9rge
poa anerfienbeIien, men BEN tom, 90
Iiot eiter Iibt BANDIT ban iig SerSenS'
IN iom Glpeus, SneeuS 90 oct bIege
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6ranfrige bar ban lGnge opret an
icet iom en- Of SamtiSens itsrite Iee'
Itere. Sammen meO lin Sooger
Gbrtitiar &rogb % andre al ben,
iom M fables "9l0re", GOeSe ban
otti. aorere iterf SnoflpbeIie paa De,
pnqre altlb al norife WaIere.
s ooer 20 &ar bar SritS Sbau'
Lop ppret boiot / EariS, men bar ON
Somrenc giort mango tortere Reiiet
omfring / europa, i9rlig bar ban
cite beiegt Rorse. ct Bar 8angt
bar bun oGiaa opret paa fortere ge
icg / Imerifa. en- flor Del al bans
9iue6er finoe$ / omeritnnife &tg.
mrn0& &uritiamIinaer, % ct al 81
iterim @iIleSer, ban bar molet, bGr'
ger / GrGiioeut RooiepeItS SGrcIie
Get bpioe &u8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
"6iea" $50 Com.

g~nboioere boIbtes Der Saler al
Gboofat SorrHon, Or. q. 9ooe, s..
q. Snueau, 8eter 8alfen, @bpofat
Olaf &as Or. auales, Or. Sanb-
berg, 9r. @arloe, q. g. 2anse os
flere.
&Gptein GmunSien bar life rigtig
raft % forIob Soften nofioo tibligt.
Sorat funne ooerb9re benr1e Set
maatte &apteinen iIstfe BEN pnntanf'
te Sur til 8aIbington og @eisgst
hos BrpiiSent Rooiepelt. Rmoag
Sormiobog reiite ban oerfpr 6irefte
iii Seem gorf, bnorfra ban iarmreu
meS De enrige "@isa" I8utter ont
borb paa "Selig Olaf" trltr9oer
Siemretien til Rorge.