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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

OtO ulpIuntUtl ut0loguIeHt oVb
tan Ielpfplgelig intet beitsnt Iluttss
enonu.
102 qar. 5 aob6elbuiene OeO
Regitrup leOer ifslge n6OlbetpOiten"
en- gammel aone, Pine S%ensoatter,
ser efter alt at osmms fplOte 102
aar Spnbus ben %. Stuff. Merts
peroipis fan benoes 5soielsaar life
beitemt les at a~irfsbogen. Wsn
sFter De Oplpsninger. bun ielo !
fine @slmagtsoage bar giptt ON i'm
&loer, sr BUN Fpot 81. Oiufs Dag
90. SulD 1904. 0g R%igtigbeOsn
at oenne Opgipelie beitprtes / airs
t~ebogens Optegnelier ON benoss
0aab.
Den btoageoe aoinoe er efter i'm
glIoer enonu f~or6olosois raft. pun
er nu til 6uis bos en- 8atterisn.
st at 6enOes Born er Stomdger g..
anosrIsn, 5ernbuneoejn, 5Olbet.
So -
Zen tarte 9arms. 9ebO-
erne at Gjenoommen Nr. 10 paa
eemosoei, 8e6enbaOn, opItremtes
forleosn peo at bore Raab % Strig
fra en- qeilis6ss Ser bebOs al en-
Jru anuoien og benoes 3 gsrn,
"a oa oe ile0e til, fdnot De Miooes
rem uGbnet meo en- &nio og uos
ftsoenos 5rusler ON at or9be 9ers
meme. Gfter en- tort Stamp III De
9enoe ooermanoet og 6rag. til 9o'
Fpitdlet. 4aridgen til ben plaSs
Ielise Sinosforoirrin8 mda, mener
man, IgQes / = Sen It9rte 8drma.
9pofen fom Reontngss
mnno. Ere M9no, Der forleoen
Qften too no / en- file 2eje6da0 ira
Observation-Disclosures, bdooe mar til.
lat 9iOet pao oen Eur. Hoe / aroz
nelsbet tom gaaOen bag / Damp
tibet IS. 9. qriOr"s 0julOuno Og
iOirreOe ION en- 0sooeItal run0t
ganosi. De ire Mano laa T%dmtiois
i 8anOet % rdabte ON '6ielp. Sra
0oOsbuaocn. Der er %itationeret !
Qarbsoen. % 4oorfra mar iad of!e
for bar raft en- biaipenoe 6aano ;
gsen, bsrte man 3aabens og par
itrafs eftsr pua stsost. oaaoel De
ire ubelOige epitigltre iom BAD
osn % 90aO Der bar / Den bleo bel
ria bi9rge0s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Suppfering 50 alget
q orosfesoig . = s.. g.. 9dns
len, NsrremsIe bleo Sesiens 81
terfplger. = geitprelfen og 5ilipnss
radoet for Sen noroHesoigite 9Gl.
gerforening bar enitemmigt pe0tdget
Qanooagsmano 8. g.. 6ansfen
aanoioatnr til set
Rig8oagspalg.
6ansIen NgrremgIe bill 0esuoen
tit 9anO0agsmanodt unoer
Den nuberenoe 2opgionin9sperio0e
ser dfluttes 1908.
st mt @alg til 9dnooaaen oilSe
nemlig ianoipnligois life blipe fore
tdget inoen Sen fommen0e Cummings
9e9nnoelie / 5ebruar eaer Mdrts,
% 0et er at 9%etponin1, at ser I'M
Ser Sen tommenoe qanooagsidmlinQ
er 10 oanite 2anoaugsm9no til
Steoe, pa bl. 4. Sptdntipergsmaas
let fan tomme til at foreiigge.
Suppferingsoalget til Rigs6a3en
bill fan6Ipnligois fn6e Steo / D.
cember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Optontd9en - aeln, &c.
Suli ORB Eli naplnii6e 3eitung"
t~ele9rdferes fra Berlin: 9%(ngaaenOe
De Me0oelelier, Ser er fremfomne
/ Sen af0eoe Rigs0dgsmdnO Sess
lens 9la6 n6lensborg 9ois", erfas
rer ri ira beoIte Slide felgenoe:
Observation-Disclosures BON Miibl6erg
bar to 9dnge / gegnn0elien al in
GepRrenoe Qar tonfereret meO Sess
len angadenOe OptantIpprgsmaalet
pg ooerfor BAN foriitret, at Ser
efter6adn0en Ifuloe blioe in0fDrt IN
miloere 0aunObppelie at De gel
cen0e 8eitemmelier. Oct fun0e ma
turligOis lite Der Oreie fig ON pfiO=
ieli9e 6oranitaltninger, oa aontiz
nuiteten / Sen preusiiite 6orpdlts
Ming matte o~pretboloes. Men 81
Rigstdnsleren i Boritaaelie meO
oct preusiiite MiniIterium adereos
paat9ntte at tomme bort fra sen
fiotioige itrenae @ennemfprelie al
ee puaaafoenoe geitemmelier, par
bet lite langer nsopen0i9t at fore
tage purlamentariite Striot meO
9enion til bette Spprgsmaal. DIT
sr ieiOfpf8eligt, at unoerTtatsietyes
taren UNDER oisie 6or6anolinger life
ct fremfommen meo ltotalelier ION
cen, at ooet aeGerite Spitem er
for6i." Rdar o5lens6org Qois" ans
tpOer, at Der bos Ri9sregeringen %
Sen preusiiite Re9ering / Optant=
ipsrgsmadlet ifulOe 6erite forifeGige
OpfattelIer, ION MATTE 6ringes 4,
at femme oOerens, ga er oette IL.
5ilf9loet for 5ioen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Reodttpr Sesfens 81
Praoelfe. Sra 5~lensborg telcs
grafereoes oen q. Suli til i, 9.
Rigsoagsmano, Reoattsr 5. Sess
len, begruueoes i MiO0a9s ST. Y
paa sen berparenoe me a%irtegaaro.
; Operensitemmelie meo ben III
opoes 2nife 6aooe Der ill 6oitioes
iig6eoen fun inofunoet Jig De ngrs
meite 4uarsrenOe, ION fulgte aiiten
til @rapen. Stun 9anite fda Menne.
tier par til Ste6e paa S%irtegaars
Den, oa alotteIIettet ion SOrofGiteIs
ZEN lite bar betenotgiort. 2igtulen
holotes al qaitor 4eterien. Bran
oerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

On 5af fra 6ru Sesfen
; r5lensbor9 9tois" for 5. 27.Su.
Ii leIes fslaenOe:
Den 5elta9efie. ser efter min
iere Manos 8ortqana tr pit MIG
o. mine gprn, bar Oaret iua rs.
renos "a mansfoloig, al BET life
er os muli9i at 6enDen6e os til boer
5or al Sen inoerlige Sora
Meofelslie. Ri bar mS0t. flyer
ri al 6jertet 5at.
~. SesIen. T. 5i6iger.
% gern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Grifunoet. Scr ct Bar Mads
neosr fioen fOrisgte en- 9litteniIas
gers !6uitru at berepe zig % fine
fire imaa Born 2ioet Oeo @asfors
%giftning. Motipet bar aonens SOrs
ooer Mdnoens formeniliss lltroitab.
Seloigpis opoageOe 9uiets 9ebOs
ere / Sioe benoes 5OrebapenOe Og
tom Dem til 9jalp, inoen oct par
for iilOe. SITTER ct tort Soipitulsop
bolo bleO als uoItreone iom bels
breoeoe. men iumtiOig Oanoreoe
aonen i arreit, antlaget for MOros
forie9.
ariminalrstfen / asben6aOn bar
MI fritenot benoe, t0et man sit no
fra, at bun bapOs banolet I pie
tlittslig SinosforDirring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

bso M~Oroitsoet Wtoroodgen; BOG
tan Ielpfplgelig intet beitemt flutes
enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

en il aIoen 5an8ih 9a
tie Drenge fotleOeu 0aoeoe Lungs
&jaloIanoet Oeo Spaeerbo ioT At
little StuD", bleO Den enc al osm
torfulgt al en- tor SIT, Der OiI0e
bloc BAN.
6ftsr lang stamp fit 0rengene
pog i 81. SSH. QO." SPAS paa
Borislgersn, Der piite fig at pare
en- .oaj paa 81 4len. 9rsngene
brasts 9ajsn ser i oisis 6ar'
panoe sr Delotn = iii Spnoer4o,
6uor Ok iolgte Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

&c Qar5 1u8tbusarbeis
oe. 9eo ariminalreiten i aebsn'
bapn er Oen %. 3uli en- engelll
5prbeosr 3. eeatp bleOen Iopmt 10
4ars 3ugtbusarbejoe.
Den pa~asaloenoe oOerialOt %
Itanoe0e en- 14aarig pi9e pinies
morgen / Itterslep unOer ierligs
grapersnoe Omitanoigbeoer, og Den
misbanoles gige oil alOrig belt
furoinOe 5elgerne. aetten mente
lite at tunns tage 9enipn til, at ban
@erninessieblittet bar itertt be-
ruiei, men ioomte BAN 2OOens
itrengeite Straf.
Gfter uoIoningen at Strahen Dll
ban blioe uoOiit.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22

are satisfied they killed as many as
$50, but owing to the brush and
deep water, brought in only pitt
full 81. This is indeed a duck
story, but several persons saw the
81.
Miss Lottie B. Smith, who has
been spending the summer in Colo
RADIO, came home Saturday even
ing. She and her brother, DeKyle
are engaged in a wholesale drawn
work business here and expect to
go to work right away.
S. o. Tansill of Savannah, Mo-,
was all agreeable caller at THE
HERALD office this morning. Mr..
Tansill says that he has come here
to look at the country and means
to see it before he leaves. 1t is
apparent at once i'll talking with
him that he means business and if
some landowner will give him a
square deal we will have him for a
citizen before the year is-ended.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22

He who lords it over those who
are below him shall one day find a
master who will lord it over him.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22

sion reached Corpus Christi with
29 on board, II stopped at Corpus,
six at intermediate stations, and
eleven reached Brownsville. After
spending all yesterday riding and
driving over as much of the country
as time would permit, the party
returned to the car last night and
left on this mornings train. The
personnel OF the party is as follows:
w. L. Sill and wife, Encampment,
Wyoming; P. E. and S. K. Hum
phrey, St. Louis, Mo-; W. ].
Schliletz, Wisconsin; Frank H.
Day and Thos. c. Hood, Chicago;
Mrs. F. E. Dauner, indianapolis;
F. E. Hill, Chicago; F. B. Ayers
and wife, Iowa. Mesdames Ayers,
Sill and Dauner will remain here a
few days longer.
Gus. N. Votauy of Gienhora,
Texas, who has been in town sew
eral days securing laborers to do
some construction work in his
country, finally succeeded in lin
ing up forty who for a considera-
ton were wiling to lend them
selves and their services to his
cause and were on the platform
awaiting him this morning about
train time. On going in to the
agent to see about transportation
which his people were to send him,
he found somewhat to his surprise,
that there was nothing doing fo1
him, so not having the money him
self, or not wishing to invest some
$500 in that manner, he declined
to purchase tickets for the crew hut
made them a nice, well worded
speech, explaining the matter, and
asked them to meet him again in
the morning at train time.
The sale given by the ladies Of
the Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches Saturday evening was
quite a creditable affair and well
patronized. The proceeds were
something like SIS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22

a child, with living father and
mother, is frequently worse off than
if he had none at all.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22

Don't despise a man because hi
is poor. A lion is not less royal be
cause he happens to be chained.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22
PERSONALS.

Alb August left this morning for
his old home, Halletsville.
]. L. Landrum is in town today
from his ranch up the river.
Geo. Crum, civil engineer, left
on the 5 o'clock train for Raymon-
vile.
Louis Vesseron left this morning
for a short business trip to San
Antonio.
Frank Champion was on the
streets yesterday after several
days illness.
J. Wayne Greer, of Alvin,
Texas, was an arrival on Saturday
evenings train and is registered at
the Miller.
Miss Irene Puteguat left on this
mornings train for a visit to her
sister, Miss Sunie, who is teaching
at La PARA.
DR.. J. F. caves came i'll Satur
day evening from Rockport and
will be here several days on quar-
antine business.
w. E. Greten and J. Dunn of
Minneapolis, Minnesota. came in
Saturday on a prospecting trip and
are looking about.
Frank Lopez, after spending
a couple of weeks here with home
folks left this morning for his head
quarters at Jennings, La.
Vim. Briggs, of the Hidalgo
Irrigation company, came in Sat
urday evening and left Sunday on
the NJ. & NJ. for Hidalgo.
J. H. Edwards of Hidalgo is in
town, just returned from San An
tonic where he has been for several
DAYS on important business.
Col. Uriah Lott came down Sat
urday night from Corpus where he
has been in the interests of his
road, and spent Sunday with his
family.
Edgar Hicks with his sisters,
Misses Lille and Katie, returned
this morning from their ranch up
the river where they have been
spending several days.
J. A. Price and wife, of Emil
nent, Kansas, came in Saturday
night, spent Sunday looking
around, and left on this morning s
train. They were impressed and
expect to return shortly.
w. J. Mcdonald and Dave
Maltby came in last night from a
days hunting up the river some
seven miles, and as result of the
days sport, brought in 81 ducks
of the teal variety. They say they
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22
Paint Your Buggy for 75c.

to S1.0O with Devoe's Gloss Car.
rage Paint. 1t weighs 3 to ozs
more to the pint than others, wears
longer, and gives a gloss equal tc
new work. Sold by
Frontier Lumber Co.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22
Notice.

DR.. Steele will be in Brownsville
Wednesday, the oath, at Botica
del Leon. Practice limited to eye,
ear. nose and throat and the fitting
of glasses.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Just received. NJ BESIEIkO.
Rooms for rent in Combe build
ing, southern exposure. 9-17-tf.
A dance for Friday night is
being gotten up by the young men
of the town.
Weather: Tonight showers;
colder. Tuesday colder, fresh
northwest winds.
Peekaboos and linen suits to-
morrow-the weather man says a
good stiff norther.
A contractor left for Raymond
vile this morning with FIVE laborers
who will do grubbing.
Three bricklayer left on the 3
o'clock train for Harrington where
they already have employment.
For SALE-A brand new up
right Royal piano. Will sell reas-
enable. Mesdames Collins and
Fromme. 17-1w
Nine laborers were sent out on
this evenings train by Timoteo
Castafieda to his son at Lonsboro
to be used on the Canal work.
F. w. Boss is Busily engaged
today in moving his household
effects from one of the new Brulay
Cottages to the old Putegnat home.
For SALE:-A handsome lot of
house hold furniture, practically
new. Will be sold cheap. Apply
at residence Lon w. Evans. Bru-
lay cottage. 1-week
Walter Roussett, who has for
some time been running barber
shop in front of the Miller hotel,
has closed his shop and will try
his hand at farming. THE HER
AID wishes him all manner of
success.
Posters were circulated this
morning advertising a meeting of
subscribers and citizens to be held
in the district court room tomor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock for the
purpose of discussing the matter
of water and lights.
SATURDAY night marked the thir-
ty fifth anniversary of the organi-
cation of the club "Matamorense"
in Matamoros and the occasion
was duly celebrated with an elabor-
ate ball. A number of prominent
Brownsville people were invited
and present at the function and
report magnificent affair.
From persons at the ferry we
learn that quite a good deal of
vegetables are being brought across
for our markets. These vegetables
are grown further in the interior
along the NJ. & NJ. and shipped to
Matamoros. What a sad rehec-
ton on the industry of our truck
farmers and market gardeners.
The Kings Daughters are plan
ming a Halloween party which will
doubtless be one of the gayest
social events of the season. Many
delightful and novel attractions are
being prepared by the young ladies
in charge of the entertainment and
an evening of genuine amusement
is assured. Particulars will appear
later.
News has just been received
from an authentic source that
within a very short time Fort
Brown will be regarrisoned and
with a larger force than before.
There have been talk and rumors
heretofore to this effect, but this is
the first intimation from source
so high coming in the form OF an
unqualified assurance.
Will Benton, manager of Piper
Bros. immense truck farm, was in
to see us this morning. He reports
crops in a flourishing condition
says he has 20 acres of cabbage
plants in the field and will have a
hundred acres more as soon as he
can got them out; also has FIVE
oNrcc cf or-o-,,,,. - .x--e1fs. ~
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-22
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that no
more shooting will be allowed be-
tween the freight and passenger
depots along the railroad track or
within range of houses in the city
limits. GEO. CoNNoR,
Chief of Police.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-06
A Young Mother at 70.

My mother has suddenly been made
young at 20. Twenty years Of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her, until six months ago,
when she begin taking Electric BitterS
which have completely cured her and
restored the strength and activity she
had in the prime of life, writes Mrs.
W. l.. fitzpatrick, of Danforth, Me-
Greatest restorative medicine on the
globe. Sets stomach, liver and kidneys
right, purifes the blood, and cures ma
aria. biliousness and weaknesses.
Wonderful nerve tonic. Price soc.
Guaranteed by Fort Pierce drug store.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-06
S'oSAlS FOR SEALED BlDS

III q ths S r Wlll be received at the Office of the
1t Pierce Ir,reuit Court of st l.ucic county. at
b the %Se AZ. Florida, on Monday, MAY III, i666.
st. Tao,aa hd completion of II Jail to bc erected
ut Pierce i Z, county, Florida to be- situated in
ations on slo nrida according to plans and spcc-
VERGE, Eor;dse AT the county clerk : office in Fort
eompetioua b, 70 be paid for AS follows. $1,000
lyments viii, III, building. balance in two equal
noust 81 check Or draft for n"r cent mo Of IN"
. suarantsao w must accompany each proposal
IKE eocI an mat the successful bidder will
the fshasu.,, solvent bond in the sum of $1,000
as right Il r.a VI performance of his contract
accept anv M to reject any and all bids. or
xdSs s to The county '" may he deemed ad'""-
''s's all proposals to
Chair,,. w. r. HARDEE
w. .. Nm r man hoard County Commissioners.
'1']' clerk. Fort Pierce. Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-06
WABASSO.

Mrs. F'ilhurn has been on the sick list
this week. but we are glad to state she
is recovering.
Eben True, John Wnchcnbach and
John Young left here last Saturday at
midnight for their homes in Portland
Me.
There is a rumor ahoat to the effect
that J. K. Leatherman has sold all his
property at Delray and may return here
to live.
Mrs. l.. +. Hard, Mrs. L. NJ. Warden
and Miss Louise Warden, Of Aurora,
ILL.,, arrived here last Friday night.
They are the guests of A, 5. Stoddard.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-06
VERO.

Wedding Bells will soon be ringing in
Vero.
Paul kroegel, of Sebastian, was in
town on business recently
H. q. Roberts is making heavy shin e.
mcnlS of beans these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Penny moved
INTO their comfortable new home last
week.
Nearly everyone in this section has
been sick with the lagrippe but most Of
them are better now.
The tomato fields here are looking
beautiful and promise Il large crop. 1t
Is estimated that there will be at least
1000 crates of tomatoes shipped from
Nero this spring.
DIR. {. i, Platts, superintendent of
public instruction, was here to visit the
school one day last week, and was very
much pleased with our school building
and the way the school is getting along.
Lumber is expected to arrive in Il
few days for VIM, Reams large resi-
dencc TUBS building will be erected ON
the ridge at this place. We under
stand Calvin Reams also will build Il
residence in the near future.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-06
A Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, is quickly out
of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
applied promptly. &. j. Wclch, Of
Tckonsha. Mich, says: II use it in
my family for cuts, sores and all skin
injuries, and find it perfect Quickest
pile cure known. Best healing salvc
made. 25c ut Fort Pierce drug store.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
Garl GanglaEb,

ScIttrcr af She I%ortbfpefteru Ruiic
SouIe, ben iterIte Blanc. os SrseIfor'
refining / @%inueapoIis, paabe9buote for
ca. s anr iibeu Sorretnin9 for fig ieIp.
Sorretutn9en porte, % ban fauot at
mantte ie Zig ON eftcr iterre 2otaIe, 90
Nai 1904 flptteoe han til 1880
Iicolct goe., bnor She R~orthtpeiteru
Ruiic Souie bar ct Eager, Der opta9er ct
@um, iom er 55 SOB brebt oe 100 SOB
Iarat, aibslt / Separtementer. Sianoer
fra 7 foriticIige Sabriter fan fees / oes
res tore Eager o9 Sr8Ier fra 8 8abris
fer. st Sibeorael iii ct &pitcuoe at
$4,000 % ct til $3.50 fan ogiua ices
Serc5 @utit. Ceres nGicutIiee Sorrets
ming %foregnar beb aorreipoubarce, og
Snitrumenter er ieubt iii 2arhsrrGno
boiatte pua ole Sarter al arerita, ia
euSos i aiua oe afri!a. Strio efter 9as
t1Icg. Grou "goiteu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
cure Srn9ter % 8bcnnta'
tisttc.

Ieu Sro, at iltre SrlGter frernfol'
Der 8iat, err en- neget uobreOt Bib
f~oreIie. Sc organiife Srugtlprer er
iorifieQig ira uorganiIte Sprcr,
0i5ic iioitnGunte fan life iorosieS /
Sr9auiamcn % Oeobliper ocrtor at
prre uorgonlitc Sprer. SpopIIprc
er oltio Spouliure; ben foranSres
life. gr Oct Saltipre, iaa oeoblioer
Sen at pore SaItipre. Zen hIonoeS
maaifc meo ct euer atoet, men or al
ti6 Saltiprc. SuaIebes forboloer Oct
ia life meo Trugtiprerne. Naar
bisie Sprer iuoferes / Segenlet, laa
u~noergaar Be ben famine 6ornn'
brinasproce$ JONI Sttuelie % Suffer,
sc opbsrer at pure tiliteoe ION Sp'
rer. ga. DC bar ben Sirfnlng, at De
forsaer @IoSetS Ilfalitet % fountno,
fer llrincn8 Spregrao. SoaleocS
fan Sen, Ser IiHcr al 8igt - en- Gil
itano, bpor Der Cr fprrlegef uriil1pre
4 Srsani$mcn - finbe Sinbring peS
Brnacu al Srl,pt og Srustiprc. 6or
nosIe adr ii6cn aiorbe 81 6oriss,
iom tpScIiet bcoiier bette, Si onbe'
faIcoc en- 8oticut at lepe Ell llac al
fire 6rliater cIcr iurliac 5rustiafter
/ ilorc Nars0er. % oi fanSt Sa, at
@Icnets IIfaIitct tiltpe De fsrIte foa
Elmer euer rettere. bets GIfaIitet til
tua, men eitcr Sc faa StnerS Sorlsb
bleu 9IoSct mere "a mere altalnf,
hpoS Scr iremsif al Ell aitaaenee Sp'
rearao i llriuen. - (~Sunobeosbia'
0rt"0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
9Dn pnkntn.

Gu nh ganf er oprettet | 8regorp.
0cus Noun Cr 8regorp Natlonal
8auf.
Suicpb Saffeu % 8iliom Sbomp'
iou ifltloe forleocu Dag oper en- BRO
i Nprbcoen al Siour Sails meS en-
camp rpifemoifire % auItenoer,
ga 9rUperfct paa Snbgongen I'll
@rocn Qoo eitcr, buorpeo Genoerne
ga Woifircn aior0e en- 9eoGaelie, Noa
at Sc TO MunO Tom iub meQem Dem
90 tlep / ben BrnO flgmt % ifoIoet,
at 0e 69oc fort eiter.
@uS SnctGgt nf IL gcrcs. :.
u. 8iIbcrt i Gc&Inet, Sing$burp 90
riloe 9icrnc pioe. boao llo6ptte al ell
Icre fun6e bli, naar ban brugte Nh.
linacn til @riiemao. Sam beplon'
te6e Oerfor THOR y Icres meo Ntali,
"a ForIc6cu llQe ioIqte ban Den Ito'te
@riS. iont hapoe Iepet al Oct nGrnte
SorSimffe. gUlin9eu par 8aitlte goo.
iSet bcu gieuucminttli9 beleb zig il.
60 @l1IhcI& pr. 9lcre. 8ri'ene ri Ittt
onScu iSeSc cno OtuiS, naar man
life reorer, at Sc qif pan 8rrS ON
| Sommcrpu. % De inbbraSte BAN at
furat $22O.50. Tao bUer Were tlentc
ban IooleoeS $26.S3.
Mrrfclist Gruueolag. DE u
'pr orbcioeOe pno ESames gees 6arifI
r%orScnfor ,Samc$tolpn. Scrcm IL,
ocu bIep ban, mems ban orbeioeNe noe
rno WarfcrL truf'en al en- S0h'
5trooLr. San blCu rammet / HpJGelI
mint mcllem Shlloreue, bpor &pnei
brprStc et Sui i hans &lGoer, hoor'
eiter BET iulQte hans Segemc neoo1er
til lobeu % off No gienneln &daNpio'
len ! Sfoeu, ioet oct meo Oct lautlIIe
hrfricbe Dion Tor en- onNartet Zig
torn cler "Vlrniou". gn &Gffe lorte
Mnrfcr or ~eitcrluot poo SIion& arof
INN @cpiS for SiitoricnS 2ropTrot9'
hch. Get Ter llo omtrent, 'ont ON
Ron nor bIeocn trltiicn al en- So8I'
IIoNriro, Woubcn ioIht bEOioItles ON
cit,r StsSct. % bans aamcroter tro'
cnc noturligois. at han pnr 300; men
rm pr Strno fom han III no leIr
ioicr. "a Der biep hentet S1ac. Sen'
rr i,ocr, at han piI fomne ii8. Set
hor iorreiten mcset iieIben hGnot, al
en- aSer'or bar facet behoINe Stpet e.
ter at Rare blcucn bcrert az Spnct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
Torretnin ssnotitjcr.
Gsbar RapihS &urnepaI.

&arnepaIet I CEDAR 8apiSs biz iaar
bIi itsrre % beore eno noaeuiinbe, os for
at iGtte Sem iitanb til at oberp9re bet
bar 8pct Sslanb 2inierne faitiat baIp
Cart eIler 1856 for Sur os Hetur. Oil.
letter ttIinIss fra lite til 6te Git, gi9Is
Seube for Retur til Sbe OFT. At ben
llnSerboIoning, Der bpoes paa. fan nnps
mes BET itore 2uftIfib, Der foreta9er Seis
labs oper 9seu boer Sag, .Sprberteri
bier Sag. Der foreItiIer be itore Seener
fra RoItbas Sraub, Sbompious SrGs
ncrcbe Glefauter, tbc boring SorieS og
meeet auoet
Sen 3bie, Abe % ste Oft. bill SO.
SAT. Der ituIbe ufeaa fra gebur 8aptbs
81. 4 gfterm.. pente I'll 81. 6 for at ats
tuulopere De %returuereube 8iGiter. 6or
nRrmere SpIpsnineer beIsg &oct SsIauO
9aueus 9otaIasent eIler ifrip iii
Sno. q. Sarmer, 8. g. Y.
CEDAR 8apibs, ga.