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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

whom said he was a Great Northern EN-
ploye and that he was drunk and busted. .
the same Kind There have bsen over
thirty of them up this week and the police
are getting disguised with them.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mar c. Moore
Black, wife of Charles r. Black, died at
her home in this city last evening with
apopleXy, after a short illness Deceased
Besides a husband, two daughters survive
her. Rev. ]. II. Salisbury will conduct the
funeral services in the late residence Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
SUPERIOR-A fair vote was polled at
the election and resulted IN the following
choice: Mayor G: r. adams clerk. w.
gineer, w. H. Green. Councinmen chosen
were; First ward, B. Duwe; Second ward,
G.. B. Berry; Third ward. {. f, Dedrich.
For members OF board Of education, w. w.
Kndall and George Secular were elected.
BEATRICE-John Youcam OF Falls city,
charged with unlawfully having hsh in his
possession was given his hearing this aft
ernoon I'm the county court, and at tho close
OF the trial was released by Judge Spafford
The court found that Mr.. Youcam came in
possession OF the fish legally in Missouri
and had a perfect right TO bring them Into
Nebraska. Game Warden Carter and Deputy
Game Warden Hunger OF Lincoln were here
to prosecute the case.
NEBRASKA CITY-Last night burglars
broke into S. Goldberg's clothing store and
stole about 500 worth OF clothing En-
trance was gained through the cellar, the
| burglars using heavy croWbar 10 break
open the doors. ABOUT one week ago an
/ attempt was made to rob the store, but
/ the would-be burglars were frightened
away. The thieves were familiar with the
| store, as only the finest OF clothes and fur
/ nishings were taken.
ATRICE-Yesterday afternoon at 4
| o'clock at the home OF the brides parents,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Won Steen. three
miles west of Beatrice, was solemniZed the
| marriage of Miss Emily Won Steen to Mr..
/ Frank Thimm, Rev. Gerhard officiatlng
/ The ceremony was witnessed by nearly
| two hundred guests, after which a wedding
dinner was served. The bride and groom
are among the prominent Mennonites OF
/ this county and they will make their home
/ upon the Penner farm west OF the city.
! NERRASKA CITY-Attorney ID. W. Liv-
| ingston, representing the minority bond
| holders Of the Nebraska city Water and
| Light company, says he will file i'm the dis
| rrict court this week a petition asking for
/ the appointment OF a receiver Mr. Liv.
| tpgston Says the petition will allege that
/ the conz6any il bonded for &300OO0 and Is
assessed for $4,000, that no interest has
| been paid on the bonds since 1901 and that
| the officers are divertiEg the money OF the
| company from the bOndholders.
! PLATTSMOuTH-The Missouri Pacific
| Industrial car IN charge OF s. X. Young
| agricultural and horticultural agent arrived
| In this city this forenoon with the passen-
| ger train from Omaha and remained on q
side track during the day. The car Ii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

week
BEATRICE-w While operating a machine
at the Dempster factory yesterday Frank
Engler had the thumb on his left hand cut
sEwARD-An extra freight train that
afternoon got part of its cars on the track
at Germantown and delayed trafic.
BEATRICB-Clum Roop, son OF DR.. Roop
here today and was ordered committed 20
the asylum. Roop was arrested on COM
plant OF his wife.
home near Seward last night She was
a respected German woman. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted from the German
Lutheran church on Friday.
sEWARD-While trying to build a FIRE
with kerosene F1ossie, the 15-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hathaway
of Beaver Crossing, this county, was badly
burned about the face and head.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mary Eta Swogger
has filed a suit I'm the district court asking
Tor a divorce from her husband, James O..
SWogger. The couple have been divorced
once, but REMARKED and this makes the
fourth time this couple have applied for a
legal separation.
BEATRICE-G. H. johnson was yester-
day awarded the lease for the Paddock
opera house for the next Ave years. Mr..
Johnson intends making many Improve
ments, among them better FIRE escapes and
a panic.
| l1h-Nnlldu fdlIs a FARMER uk-
/ ing near Rockford was up before the Board
| OF Insanity commissioners. but re-
leased. as It was shown that he was only
/ slightly demented. Mrs. Pair and daughter
| died OF the measles not long ago and since
that time Mr.. Pairs mind has been unbal'
| anced
] NEBRASKA CITY-M. J. A Haui-
/ baugh OF this city and Miss Minnie
! Rhoades were married last evening al
Howe. Neb. The ceremony occurred at
| O'Clock at the home OF the brides father
| c. II. Rhoades. Mr.. and Mrs. Hallibaugh
| will reside on a farm two miles southwest
of this city.
sCHUYLER-The official count Of the
| ballots OF the city election gave Mick
| majority of four over Shonka. The un
official count gave Shonka a majority. OF
one, but the Offcial count elected Mick
| This elects two republicans 10 the BOarC
OF Education. This was the only chang,
brought about by the count
i BEATRICE-C. L. Brown. the new super
intendent OF the Nebraska division OF tn,
/ Rock Island, accompanied by Assistant Su
perintendent Burleigh and Roadmaste
Mcfarland, paid Beatrice a brief visi
yesterday, arriving from the west on
special train The party proceeded on L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

operated on lines OF that company In
seven states In each state they Cooperate
mental stations, in conducting farmers
meetings for the purpose OF encouraging
better methods of agriculture and stock
growing, thereby increasing yields and inn
proving the quality. There are 800 diff
ferent types OF farm products in the car.
BEATRICE-A Union Pacific official at
this point yesterday stated that he would
not be much surprised II the company or
dered the removal of the division station
the next three months. The reason given
for the proposed change Is that Marysville
is located about midway between Kansas
City and Lincoln and in making II ter
minus for the Acknowledgements cutoff It
to that point.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
Parker Held to district Court.

HUMBOLDT. Neb., April e.-(SpeciaL y
Walter Parker, the individual who at
tempted to clean out the city Wednesday
evening, was arraigned in the court of
Justice John H. Smith this morning upon
four separate complaints drawn by County
Attorney James. and waived examination
on each count and was committed TO the
county Jail by the magistrate upon con-
Tossing his inability TO give the 81 200 bond
required. The strongest case against
Parker will be the one where he is
charged with biting and manning Len
Manning, the latter suffering a deep
wound on the cheek from Parker's teeth,
while one thumb was almost severed
by the same means. For this offense the
county attorney is confident he can have
Parker placed behind the bars Of the
penitentiary. Manning, as well as the
other victims of Parkers assaults. are re-
covering from the effects of their expe-
riences, although both the James boy and
Johnson were considered in serious condl-
ton for a time. The latter's injury was
about the eyes, and for a time It was
feared the sight of one might be lost
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
FOOD OR
STIMULANT.

Ask your doctor if when
he orders a patient to drink
lots of pure milk he advises
the addition of large
quantity of whiskey. He'll
tell you mo" very emphati-
cally. Yet there are people
who, when ordered to get
SCOTS Emulsion, will accept
some wine, cordial or extract
of cod liver oil and think it is
the same thing or better. If
you want and need cod liver
oil in its best, purest and
most easily digested form, get
SCOTS Emulsion. If you
want whiskey, that's another
matter, but don't look for the
same results.
SCOTT a BowEE- ~ Is.h 81. New YEA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

application Of Butler ct al. for writ Of
habeas corpus writ Of habeas corpus al
lowed; petitioners discharged from Gus
tody: Barnes, ]. State eN rel. Red Cloud
against Searle, peremptory writ Of man
damus allowed. Barnes. ]. Johnson against
Hayward, on rehearing. former opinion ad-
hered to; Duffie G. Peterson against Pet
erson, affirmed. Ames. G. Maryland Cas-
ualty Company against Bank Of Murdoch
affirmed: Epperson, G. Modern Woodmen
Of America against Wilson, affirmed I:
Albert, G. Taylor against Hunter, affirmed;
Oldham, G.
Following are rulings upon motions for
rehearing:
Smith against Curtice, overrlled Baker
company against Central West Insurance
Company, overruled. Turner against
Grimes, overruled PARROT against Vol
cott overruled. Price against Price, over
ruled. Reed against State overruled; Sedg-
wick, G. j., dissenting. Omaha Street
Railway Company against Boesen. Over
ruled Commercial Union Assurance Com
pany against Shoemaker overruled. State
ex rel Mickey against Drexel, overruled.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
women Close Convention.

NEBRASKA CITY, April 6-(Special)-
The convention OF the Woman's Presbyte-
rial Missionary society Of the Nebraska
City presbytery closed yesterday. The
society elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. Mrs. A. L.
Clark, Lincoln; vice president. Mrs. A. @.
Collins, Hebron; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. John c. David, Lincoln; recording
secretary, Mrs. Major Davis, Seward:
treasurer, Miss Lena Thygison. Utica sec
rotary Of literature, Mrs. E. A. Grin, Alex
andria; district superintendents. First dis
trict, Mrs. Kohler, Gresham. Second dis
trict. Mrs. Schwind Lincoln: Third. dis
trict, Mrs. Caldwell. Fairbury, Fourth dis
trict, Mrs. Brown, Beatrice. Fifth district,
Mrs. Fisher, Auburn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kinds of ONT
ments. IeOuld walk only with crutches.
Il is sixteen months ago since l began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but kept on using them
both. In two weeks Afterwards / saw q
change in my limb. Then began using
Cutioura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed up
Just the same as II never had trouble.
at is eight months now since /
stopped using Cuticura Remedies, the
best on Gods earth. I am working
ct the present day, after FIVE years
Of suffering. The cost Of Cuticura
Ointment and Soap was only e6;
but the doctors bills were more like
5000. You can publish my name and
refer any one 10 write TO me about
Cuticura Remedies. / viii answer all
letters if postage is enclosed. John NJ.
Lloyd, 71s s. Arch Ave-, Alliance, Ohio,
Juns "a, 1906"
Complsts Erierual and Internal Treatment FOR even
HumoT, fon PInpes . sefofula Iom Infancy % ass,
sea.i,ag 2 csefe $50 ~ 1i9Psh' - hss9ii
% CO.. nag b had o. al druggls sinEls - oen
Poliar Drag Chenl. Corp, Sols Prnpa, hoslon.
aTAansaHssA Ass V cuse skis ahd Bleed Aa1.'rs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
CONVENTION CALL is DELAYED
First District Committee Unable to
Reach an Agreement.


(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, April 6.--(special.) THE con-
gressional committee of the First district
met and adjourned tonight without call
ing convention or a primary to meet
again at the call of the chairman. Friends
and opponents Of Pollard waged a fierce
fight all afternoon for and against the
primary with the result the committee was
unable to come TO an agreement. In ex-
ecutive session the matter was threshed
over, but no vote was taken.
During the afternoon Pollard had about
concluded TO accept a convention, but later
he became suspicious OF the manifestations
Of friendship on the part Of the opponents
of the primary and his friends on the COM
mittee held for a nomination by direct
vote.
II was reported that Judge Holmes would
withdraw II Pollard accepted the conven-
ton, but the congressman had no assur-
ances that other candidates will not come
out. Should he get n primary and have
no opposition he would have TO pay the
total cost, so he is in something Of a
dilemma, hence the adjournment withou.
action. The Otoe county committee today
decided TO leave the matter of a primary
to the next county convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
Secret wedding Revealed.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., April 6.-(Special)-
Friends in this city were greatly sur
prised to learn yesterday of the marriage
Of Miss Clara Carver. youngest daughter
OF Or. w. F. Carver and wife. to vern
Curl, young man who was visiting here
last year and the previous summer. whose
home was at Guthrie, Okl. The marriage
occurred last spring and, as both of the
young people were students at the Kan
sas university of Lawrence, they decided
to keep the matter secret, even from their
folks, until their studies could be COM
pleted. Last week the young woman came
up and spent a few days with her parents
in this city. and, after revealing the fact
Of her marriage, left to join her husband
at Kansas city. going afterwards to
Illinois. in which state the groom will
work for the Santa Fe railroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
CONTEST FOR CHIEF of F1REMEN
Mark MOrtensen Reelected mt Free
mont on Third Ballot.

MOENehbSh he~eleCNGU nj FEG-
mont on Third Ballot.
FREMONT, Neb., April 6.-(Special.)-
The annual meeting of the Fremont Fire
department was held at the district court
room last evening. On account Of there
being a number of candidates for chief
there was a large attendance. Chief Nor
Jensen reported only eighteen fires during
the year. Total loss, ss,n205 insurance
paid, s6,sS7.45; number of active firemen.
IT, The election of officers resulted as
follows: President. ]. C. Cleland; vice
president, w r. Wilson. There were four
active candidates for chief and Mark Nor
Jensen was reelected on the third ballot
The annual state firemen's tournament Is
to be held here this year and the matter
OF fixing the date was left with the board
OF control. Inasmuoh as there is consid-
cradle talk OF an elaborate celebration OF
the semi-centennlal OF the founding of the
city. which will occur on September Q.
next, It seemed the sentiment OF the meet
ing that the tournament be held at the
same time. AS the first settlers located
here August g. though the town was not
laid out until September 8. the latter date
was looked upon with more favor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
Mrs. ADAM In.peet. rost..

SUPERIOR, Neb, April Especial y
Mrs. Abbie A. Adams, national president
OF the Womens Relief corps, has left on
her tour In southern states and depart
ments. She makes st. Louis April 5. Nash
willie. Tenn, April 6; Atlanta. Ga. April 7;
Andersonville Prison Grounds. April and
8: department convention. Chattanooga,
Tenn, April 10 and IL. and Chickamauga
Park April u. This will be a historic trip
and the gatherings OF Women Relief corps
and Grand Army OF the Republic promi-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07

who had charge of me
was trying to sew up
the side Of my foot,
but with no success.
When he found out
that wouldn't work,
he began trying to
heal the wound with
all kinds of ointment,
until at last my whole
foot and way up
above my calf was
nothing but proud
flesh. suffered un-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
SUFFERED ACON|ES
FOR FOUR YEARS
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds Of 0intments - Could
Walk Only With Clutches : Ohio
Man Saysi
" CUTICURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"

SIN the year 1899 the side Of my
right foot was cut of from the little
Tee down to the heel, and the physician
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-07
Nevta of NenraeI.a.

nent members will be of more than ordi-
nary interest.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Ooree Jtalien.

s Wilano bar, iom befienot, npItg
nPret bolot en- Itor international
Sre0SfpnereS, bport ilere bunbreoe
WRnb % aOin0er fra ale Sanbe Del
fog. Rorge bar reprpienteret Oeb
6rf. RaeubiIo 2un0, Sobn 2unbS
0atter, % er ooIgt til 9iceprGiioent
'Sil "@crIiner 8eitung" Ifrtoer en-
aorreiponbert efter nPrmere at bare
omtoIt 9aroncSie Suttners 9eltageIie
/ &ongreSicn: "8eo Si6eu al Sri1
Suttuer ices en- al RongreSIetS III
tercsidntcite Eerionligbeocr, NorGcs
Reprpicntunt 6rf. Ragnbilo 2uro,
Gen bsie blonde Salfprie raaer ooer
Sc le1tc, / SGrocIeSbeb Dc imaa 90
Iarte SStnIicnerc, Tom bier benoe en-
llbisat Spnterfipmbeb. S,tn msber
t 6oherer$ Stco, Wcolem az ben nor
ifc SoIbfomitr, Sr. Sobn 2luno. Ut
ser peo Norges IoifiIlelie ira Spertge
life fleo Blob. men at man poa
8rmoIog al frcbcli9e Sorhouoltrgcr
fom til en- Soritanelie, ifploeS oiS'e'
Iig life 1rf. 2itno; men Be Sfoalcr,
Tom ~uobragteS for benoe8 Sabre
LAMB, ser GAP ct ina fsIaeu9roi8t
Grcmpel o9 iom obresiertes til benNe,
mootoq hin pan en- iieIben gracieS
% roturltQ Woa0e."
Iuore IoiSbcretuinger meNoeler
oQioa, at Srf. 2uno oe6 Chen al ga.
rone8ie Suttner bar Ell al 8ouarcs.
lens melt popuIpre BcrIonIiabe6er.
&en0e8 @oIQ til @%iccprpiioert bilites
mes itormcnOe NpplallS, 90 bun BIZ
ties at aorore&ierS Spioier ION Ni.
Iauo8 Sroiercr % ben italien'fe
l1oenriaSmiriitcr Sen melt imiuren6e
Spmertiombe0. 6rf. 2unb, Der bar
opboIot iig Here Gor i %tuIien o. ia.
Ter ilpSeroe itolieuif, er Ell 9oO norif
Yutriot oq har Here 8anae bart An
IeSnina til at o%cmonitrcre for Hor8e.
ga i~aaIeNeS Shlbenterre / @riitiania
for uogIe gar ii6er braate Sertugen
al IbrusSerue ct SpI0uingStoG / an'
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rertc en- al Sc itore iuuitrerte italien.
lie 9Iuoe settle bI. a. iaaIeNeS, at man
iaa 9onIen / Spioien for ShINcn.
tcrue unSer ct Itorc ioenif Stag.
SRI. 2unb ierSte itrnr ocofommeube
9Ia6 en- |roteit % tporg set til at
inStoqe ct tort fcIorerct @tle6e al
set norifc Stag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
en- ovetie Spommer.

Stifer 9aoib aeIp / SeottIc,
@oib., bsrer til pan 8aiolin.S fon'
neren SHORTHAND" % bleo forleoen
purret no al 2ugaren for at tage i'm
Ssrn PEG Siulet. Ren ban booOe
life facet Ssonen ro al Sinenc emo
M, % meaem Bulb Sotnt og &oint
go 9oint gif ban operborh. Tn
Stuno efter mGrfeoe man, at ban bar
bortc, % Sfuoen baffebe og gtf
rltnot Stebet / Here elmer, tnoen Den
Itoo inoooer iii Seottle. Gre Elmer
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9pen. "a ban / Sanoet bar fommerl
til Tia ieIp, rep ban al Jig &lpoerne,
% / ire elmer boIot ban itg oppe.
% fom en- Iioen 9uob og fog bum op
% braote BAN inb til Seottle. San
iao life, at "HortbImb" Ie6te efter
bom, Ell Smitpnotgbe0, Iom bier, at
ser hengif en- IGngere Sto, inoen
man bleo bar, at ban par falot ober'
boro, ems aopt. g. @rctpn opgtoer.
Der cr ingen SpiI ON aeaps lan9e
6orbIipen | Sanbet; men 9oerfet
ban ieIo cQer bans 8omeroter poo
6iifeifonncren fan f~orflare, boorle'
bc8 ban funSe opre iital0 til of boloe
iig iao Ipnee / Guget Soitnos ISOLDE
@pIger uoen at ittone % iprfe. &elp
cr ira Ipfunolanb, bocr ban o9'aa
bar Sitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Gement TOM
SY9ninosmatcrialc.

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uinQcr. er blcoue ifllffeoc, ioct @ano
or trPngt qicuncm &Tg8cne. 9ette
cr miIbeit tnIt ubeba9eIi9t, oa oct
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ratioucr % @iaeOer pua 8G1gcne %
piloc orre en- oIoorlig Snooenotng
moo Cement iom 9pauing&nateriale,
oeriom oct life por bcpiit, at uaar Oct
or ret Iooct, iaa bar BET iaa meget til
i'm Tor0cl, at octs BRIG pl itootg
~iorBacS; tbi ON oct emo foiter mere
cu0 Err, bUilfet Oct uuber nuoG.
rcu0c &,lnbCrpriicr reppe gicr, iaa
UjI 0ct bare uIaltQe @dngc lGrgerc %
CT iIOiait % Ell Gcnentbp0niug fan
8irrc8 u1cBct parmcre.
Ter or TO Gnrcr peo @rlt9en Al
Cement / ell @peniuN DUor &ornre
o. Gprbco cr al &iQtiBheo, % ToIt,
iOm tror Sc fan fna 'critcfIoSieS Nc.
iuItotcr al trcoiGfIa8'e& Nnfoitrin8,
Qier oi5ie Torer me8et aInorIige.
Qc er at %armc Qoar uO, % Iltatig'
bco fonmrer ir6. Seq iou Ct Cement
imfte Ij0t itrrre emo en- Wtltriter, ION
opto9 ! fig ct Tino mco @uub.
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&PG titeoenfor Gemcnt'tnffcr. or, at
Hpnfrct fan blaroCS nouoerc % Qies
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mentarbGioe Fan qlereS oonotTt, men
life REQ Den tsrre 0roceS ellcr lloer
at BRUCE rof Gencut I'll at iplbe no
Qoot meIIcm SanScn o9 @ruiet. Gettc
bar life nTret giort meo De aIminoc.
Iiac Gementimftcr.
Gcriom ri puiter Sorfrct, iom fan
bare. mna ri boI6e 8anoet uoe; tht
Sprrngfraiten al Sauo, TOM frpicr,
er uimo0itaaeItg. 0cnue Strait bar
8iOet oS Oct meite al Dor WuIS pco
al iprGrge aIipperuc, % ri mao life
l0he ben Giere Ret iamme mrb bore
Sp8uiracr. "Sinbrine or bebre emo
Shlr, % hct er behit at sisrc set ret
ira Se8pu0CIier, men ocriom scr al
en- eller anoen SrlIno life fan gleres,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

"SussennemI, iOn fnoes afblbt bs er en- mOberne, bSarm.t gRaVsns
N1s A09a h9nenpe NRpbel fpm New Home Spmafinen, meb Iueanele al
ae oennes soe os ubeluHee ai ale tes baarfse Gseniaber. Der q til
atalnnens sooe Gssnfabr fset mango ue Sprbebrnsr, fn nsboenbs1s ma
8ISre Ten til en- DeuRius a .fBHe Rlasie.
en al De fnfe 5oroele fom er tasetu eer New Home" GRaFinen, &c
on' at ben ster e Positive Feed, itt Der life bebsues npaen Sipr easr
Sprms tr at faa Uuftnen til at arbape. gn anben bdDis Fprbebrtns. Tom
mart rn bte poafsnnt az @nber, im benpter Wafinen, e. a feed, Der er
1aaeoes tonlrneret at ben tan bepes % tentes peo en- imRl SnbretHine, uben
at tomHe Sersree urb the feed dog. Zen same gRaabe OF reausre penue
Saa8s Walne pa. peb Sfelp al Sfruer, iOm iatbplbt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aib mebfsrt ganfslsbeber tbi berpm BET life bep iuretaset mb
Naasisbeo, bible the feed dog ensn ramms Sm. ener SasFbem al 9aaah.
piaSen elr osaa ptbe the feed biSe uiepn.
Mafnsn arbdber let % nnfen tpblsf. Guahburun er rnnb, men Sesu.
iapr'Ssst Adjustable bearings) pafht mcc Sit boiltt ster mere enb al.
mtnesls Shbbarbeb, % boorpeo @aaebarsn bter ifanb til lansere lib at
orbebe ubn Ole nben at libs. Raar Shaen sar fcrbi gaalen % sieurem
9Stsl er Spsrtraaten Hap bptrht 8r, at ben albris fan brrHes. Rantnen
trnber zig fo baaOe sre % nsbre Granb, % rbeicer aupmaif uben Ssnfpn
til let eMr ip9rt Ir6eioe
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1raab fsres lge ira Spplcn, uben at rabrs sieunem It enr Here Suaer, fr
ben nar 9aalsst SfDten raoer fig isp; ben fan treoes gRms % r let
at forfaa. &aalen ct selfettng, % tan atnu te iates niasts.
Deb tpert Citing trafks bese 3raabe ht iammen oe Iutks 0eaen az
1sst os Sttssne simes oerpb iulbeupt fat Os iulofanbis ems pa besss
Siber al 9siet. Mafinen sr forpuet web Lott SaaubbuL boorpeb mn po
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
traSe mo % tosc G,,bas stpreIie /

trrSe inb % tose Giibas StpreIie
inc SGnber, % naar ban eiorSe
BETTE, iogbe 9ln6et, iaa bar 8riutoen
Gen. at ban bellere biISe ofre fte ielr
emo at ic ct Regerberreosntme pno
Gen. 9u er oct bel life iaa aISeIes
iiffert. at oct bar uSeIuffenbe Of Den.
nc 8rlrnG at BaIuta fratraaotc, nlei,
ct or itffert. 90 bet er, at Der life i'm.
Res ben Ttagt paa Sorben, iom Fan
fprbtubre ben fpanifafrifanife Gacc
ruu Cuba at blue ben itprenoe
Slasie Der. Oct er life ns5oenbiat
at aufsre anben 9rlrnb for en- iaaSan
8oaiturb emo ben, at oct err benne
&oce, iom mi | 800 Slar bar boot
SerreSeHmet Ser, 90 Reeeren Dor
Der auerebe, ba Columbus | 1892 OIL.
lob SaoaruS Sdou - en- Saon, iont
/ &oruutes inst ira Gattrens SIDE
er Den fortrtnIisite i belle 8er0en.
Den eienSommeliae SoIfebLanbing,
lem Der er paa Cuba, bill p9re i'll.
IiretfeIig @ruub til, at en- icIoitGrt-
Dig &epubIit life / 9eng0en oil fun
nc beitoa Der. Ssr eQer ienere rtaa
BET fonlne 6ertiL, at Zen blir en- arte.
rifanft 9eithSdie. Sntet anbet enS
a~nreratiou piI til igOeu6e % iibit
fitule Isle SrobIGmet on Gu6as Stp.
relic. % nanr pi iauunenlisner
Cuba rieb 5iIippinernc, 6a er BET
fart for enbocr, at Dc SorbeIe, Joni
Jig peo at ouneftere benlle
9 er ina operpeiertoe meget itsrre, at
bet er ion BEN msrfe Scat moo Den
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