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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23
To Get Rid of Ants

Ants are extraordinarily fond OF
liver. and may be exterminated by
laying raw liver near their haunts.
The liver when covered with insects.
should be thrown into boiling water.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23

Peoria, Ill = Broncho driv-
en- by Dean, paced a trial mile against
time in 2:02 at Pekin Thursday and
repeated mile in 2:05 with the last
half in one minute flat.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23

Birmingham, Ala. = Officials
of the First National bank Monday
announced that Alexander R. Chic
holm, paying teller of that bank, is
100000 short in his accounts.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23
chinese to Attend school Here.

Port Townsend, W h. = The
steamship Dakota arrived Thurs
day from Oriental ports, bringing a
party of four high class Chinese who
have come to this country to enter
educational institutions. 80.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23
Rats Have phosphorescent Skins.

1s<II CO 1HFO Z IIOs PlIUl esCclII ShIHS.
A new species of rats has been dis
covered in South America that have
phosphorescent skins. which burn
with a terrifying greenish glare at
night In the daytime they look like
ordinary rats
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-23

ALREADY some Of the commencement
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-07-13

Jas. Goble, visited in Red Cloud this
week.
Art Carpenter, who now travels for
a wholesale house in Columbus, Ohio,
visited with relatives and friends at
Inavale and in this city the first of the
week.
Elder f. C.. Davis and family left
Monday for Kansas City. Mr.. Davis
will return tomorrow, but the family
will remain there the balance Of the
summer.
DR.. Thomas gives special attention
to diseases of women and children.
Office in Damerell block with E. A.
Thomas. Both phones in Office and
residence.
Mrs. +. S. CARRIER is in Guide Rock
this week having their house repaper-
ed and repainted. The CARRIER family
will move to Guide Rock in about
three weeks.
Miss Helen Koehler of Hastings,
who will assist the p. E. O.'s in their
concert July 18th, holds two gold
medals awarded her by the State
Declamatory contest.
Mrs. l. W.. Edison gave a lawn party
to seventeen little folks Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 7 p. m. Refresh
ments we're served and the children
had a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Good of Edgeley,
South Dakota, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Storey. They were
on their way to Colorado for the bene-
fit Of Mrs. Goods health.
Mrs. Josie Kaufman of Hot Springs,
South Dakota, is visiting with her
brother, John Osborn. Mrs. Kauf-
mans husband was recently killed in
a mine accident in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith left We'd
nesday evening for a three weeks va
cation in Salt Lake City. e. s. Gar
DCI VIII 10Y lac BC vi WIG oioC
during Mr.. Smiths absence.
The soaking rain of Wednesday
night and Thursday morning was a
blessing to the farmers. While corn
was not suffering, the rain assures its
safety for at least three weeks.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have a picnic at the old Fisher
farm, four and a half miles northwest
of Red Cloud, on Indian creek, next
Tuesday. Friends of the school are
invited.
Elias Goble is home from Holdrege,
where he had been to attend his faith
er's funeral. He was accompanied by
his brother, VIM. Goble of Trinidad,
Colo, who visited in Red Cloud over
sunday.
Elenore, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Warner, died last
night at the home, 261O p street. The
funeral was held at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the residence
Lincoln Star.
John w. Tulleys, state examiner Of
county treasures, came in from Lin
coin last night for a visit with friends.
When asked who would be the Repub-
lican nominee for governor, he replied
that he was 'for Searle for auditor"
Further than this he would not COM
NIT himself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-07-13
Chas. l.. Getting
The Druggist.
LOcALETTEs

d. II. Haley is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. o. Butler is on the sick list.
DR.. E. A. Thomas, Dentist, Damerell
block.
Mrs. G. w. Hutchinson is visiting in
Hastings.
Mrs. w. C. Frahm is in Blue Hill
this week.
Bert Mccoy was down from Bladen
Wednesday.
A. b. Sellars went to McCook Mon
day evening.
K. s. Worden went to Inavale Sun
day evening.
New laces, embroideries, neckwear,
+. Newhouse.
Earl Crabill returned home Thurs
day morning.
Henry Poppee of Chester was in Red
Cloud Tuesday.
Superintendent Castor is in Hold
:rege this week.
c. B. Hale is now night clerk at the
Burlington hotel.
Mrs. A. D. Brown went to Holdrege
Wednesday noon.
A. L. Funk of Lincoln was in Red
Cloud Wednesday.
Rev. Bates came in from the west
Saturday morning.
J. o. Wiles came down from Orleans
Thursday morning.
Roy Palmer came down from Ina
vale Saturday night.
Miss BERTHE Woodside was down
from Bladen Tuesday.
Frank Condor was up from Superior
the first of the week.
Homer b. Clemmons went to Chi
cago Saturday morning.
Mrs. w. w. Warren returned from
st. Joe Saturday evening.
Mrs. V. Il. Fulton returned from
Holdrege Saturday morning.
Miss Edythe Crowell arrived from
Creston, Iowa, Friday night.
Frank Winters returned to his home
an Lincoln Sunday morning.
Mrs. Homer Bayles came down from
McCook Wednesday morning.
viii Aud has had a cement walk
laid in front of his residence.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tress Har-
wood last Sunday, a baby boy.
VIM. Bailey and children wen to
Wray, Colo, Saturday morning.
Irene Crone returned home from Of
tawa, Kansas, Sunday morning.
r B. Fulton went to Fairbury Tues
day morning on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Myers came over
from Lebanon, Kansas, Thursday.
Mrs. Lulu Matthews and son Hugh
were down from Inavale Thursday.
Miss Josie Igou left for Joplin, Mo-,
Tuesday for a two weeks vacation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-07-13
Lincoln
Mixed
Paints

are sold full measure
by United States stand
ard-23I cubic inches
to the gallon. 1t has
been used in this coun-
ty for IS years and is
fully guaranteed. Buy
the best and save time
and money.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

That is q pretty close shave the re-
publicans have in the legislature of the
great republican state Of Ohio. A re-
publican majority of three votes in the
house, offset by a democratic majority
of One vote in the senate gives the
former a majority of only two mem
bers on joint ballot. AS it happens
this legislature does not have the cleo
ton of a United States senator; other
wise lively times might be expected
in the Ohio capital this winter. AS it
is it will be a very tame session of the
legislature. The two parties, no
doubt. will content themselves with
frustrating the plans Of each other.
The republicans of the house will
defeat any democratic measur which
may come up from the senate and the
democratic majority in the latter body
will put a quietus on any republican
bill which may come to it from the
republican house. What a pity Mark
Hanna is not living to act as leader
of his party. There would be some
fine political engineering under his
leadership to secure republican success
as to legislation under such adverse
conditions.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

We are surprised that the white peo-
pie of Savannah should have allowed
such conduct on the part Of the negroes
as the press dispatches tell us was wit
messed in that city on January list.
We do not believe any other city of the
south would have put up with it and
we are sure it would not have been
allowed in any city of the north. Any
where else, especially at the north, such
conduct on the part of the negro pop
ulatiOn would have brought on a seri-
u conflict with the white population.
We do not wish to be understood as
advocating a "a riot i'll Savannah
because of the conduct of the negroes
during their holiday parade there on
January LIST. Such would have been
deplorable, but the white people should
W have allowed conditions to be-
come such that there could be the pos
sibility of a race conflict because of
the outrageous conduct of the negroes.
No other city in the south would have
allowed matters to progress to the eX-
rent that it would have become neces-
sary to use force on the part of the
white people to put a stop to such dis
graceful scenes as were witnessed
there Oh that day.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
LandlIEntry 1902.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA)
new COUNTY.

To w. H. Biddle, Entry Taker for New
Hanover County.
The undersigned L. M. Bryan, of the
County and State aforesaid enters anG
lay claim to the following described
piece or parcel of and situate in Ma
sonborO Township, New Hanover
County. North Carolina. The same
being vacant and unappropriated land
and subject to entry viz: bounded on
the North by the Davis tract of land,
on the South by L. A. Bryan tract, on
the West by the Cape Fear River and
on the East by the Stein tract. Davis
tract and L. A. Bryan's tract. Contain
ing by estimate about so acres.
L. NJ. BRYAN,
Entered this 2Sth day of December.
1905.
Filed this 2Sth day December. 1905
w. H. BIDDLE,
Register Deed and acting Entry Taker
by T.. o. BUNTING,
Deputy Register Deed and Acting Dep.
uty Entry Taker.
dec 90 got
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

If Mr.R Roosevelt wants to 90 cunning
for republican office seekers III this
state there is NO use in his taking the
Washington. Just let him load his
gun and take his sea in front of the
supreme court room of the District of
Columbia I'M day just before the
court meets and he can bring down
big game. He can get a whole game
bag full of blood-kin and relations by
marriage, including step-sons OF Judge
Prftchard and other game OF like kind
with one shot.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
OUR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
FOR NEGROES.

An advertisement of the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college at
Greensboro for negroes, signed by
James b. Dudley, the president of
the institution states among other
things: Thorough instruction, sue
cessful graduation, best equipped
chemical, physical and dairy labora-
tories of any negro school in the
SOUTH" We know Professor Dudley
well enough to be satisfied that wne
he makes the above statement he
knows what he is talking about and
that he would not make such a state
ment without being absolutely GER
tain that his words were true and cor
rect. This, then, shows what the
white people of the state are doing
for the education Of our negro youths
along the line of industrial education
of instructing them in those branches
which will best equip them as good
and Industrious citizens in the call
ings which will be most profitable 20
them and best enable them to do
their part in the building up of our
state. Every man who talks about
the white people of the south not DO
ing their part by the negro should
be directed to President Dudley and
his state agricultural college and
her he will be convinced of his error.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
~kENyoS-BuIE WEDDING
Roheson County Girl Married to Young
Man Of Washington


At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. \. Buie. of Buies.
Mise Fodie Buie was united in mar
riage Wednesday afternoon, Deem
Der %, 1906. a two O'Clock TO Mr.. j.
Talmage Kenyon. Of Washington. The
ceremony was impressively performed
by Rev. d. L. McGeachy, If Lenoir.
assisted by Rev. e. t Pace Of Red
Springs.
The pariors We're attractiyely dec
GRATED with eyergreens, mistletce, hol-
" and cut flowers. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Katie Buie,
us maid Of honor, and the groom'S
hest man was Mr.. Mclean Mctieachy.
The bride was dressed in white silk
trimmed with lace. The wedding was
pronounced by those present To be one
Of the prettiest they had e witness
ed.
Miss Buie was some years ago a
member of the faculty of the State
Normal College, at Greensboro, and
has many friends throughout the state.
She has for SOME years past held Il
lucrative position in Washington. ID.
G. The groom is II leading young con-
tractor Of Washington, and is well
known in North Carolina.
After the ceremony the young
couple left for IA tour through south
ern States, after which they will make
their home in Washington.-The Rob
esonian.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
Fayetteville Store Robbed.

On Saturday night the wholesale
and retail Huske Hardware house on
Hay street was entered by thieves. and
pistols and cartridges to the value of
$50 were carried of.
The company is building another
brick store tenement adjoining: and,
as Major E. Z. Huske remarked this
morning, they extended an invitation
to Would-be thieves in the scaffOlding
alongside the wall. The store was Ell
tered by breaking Il second floor VIM
dow on h west.
The robbery does not seemtobethe
work of professionals. as they made
no effort to open the safe.-Fayette-
vile Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

The term of Wake superior court
which cOnyenes next Monday will be
an important one. Several criminal
tereSted are set for trial during this
session of court. Notably among them
is that of the men charged with the
killing of Nall, the unfortunate inmate
CT the insane asylum at Raleigh and
of the Raleigh policeman for the secret
assault on young Dockery and who but
for the latter's great vitality and re-
operative powers would be placed on
murder.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

"Resolved-That during the coming
year | Will case alud--l.nging and
backbiting; | will turn my guns upon
my enemies, not upon my Friends; l
will stand fo- my honest convictions,
but will harnor no malice caused by
disappointment; nor will I seek 70
build UP my own fortunes by a contin-
ual onslaught upon all who seem to
stand in my way" The foregoing res
olution is respectfully referred 20 those
for whom it may be appropriate. I'm
dustrial News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

digests what you eat, takes the strain of
of the heart, and contributes nourishment,
strength and health to every organ of the
body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
of the Stomach.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

1t is most time for the writers of
poetry on spring and the budding of,
etc, TO begin TO get i'll their work.
We will now notify these contributors
to the newspapers that The Messenger
charges Il dollar Il line for all spring
poetry it publishes and hat the cash
must come with the copy. We do not
take any of his lind of work. on credit.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

to the enormous ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
the rich. which we have witnessed in
the past twelve years. but secured a
long lease of power for the republic
ans. Therefore the republican tariff.
which today prevents the passage Of
4 river and harbor bill, lies ultimate
ly at the door of Nj. Cleveland and
those democrats in congress whom
he purchased with patronage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05
LumbertOn'S Bright Prospects

With the Seaboard placing heavy
iron on the road and looking toward
the extension of its line to Southport,
and the new Owners of the Carolina
Northern planning to extend SOUTH
ward to Charleston and northward to
Fayetteville or Raleigh, Lumberton
seems to be in Il fair way to receive
Il full share in the benefits Of rapid
and convenient transDOrtation.-Lum-
ton Argus.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

Don't You know Mr.. Roosevelt
laughs when he reads about Mr.. Odell
accusing him of trying to be a boss"
If there ever was a boss of a political
party MI. Roosevelt occupies that po-
sitiOn toward the republicans.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-01-05

Judge Pritcbard no longer bosses re-
publican politics in North Carolina,
we are told. Why should he when he
can get fifty odd kinfolks in offic
in the state without doing so?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
s~inijatles 90 Sismnubs Sob.

Sinfietle ipRrmebe eiier Selses Sge
iom isr ON paa SjstOs. Snn beileoe
til en- 8oinbe, iom bans Gtsbmuper
8orsbilbs 8rOoer, Gunnar, Osiaa uilbe
bape; berdf reiite fig uenisbeb, % Sin'
fiptle br9bte fin @ebbeiler. gorsbilt
bible iose Giniistle bort, men Sismuns
gap 8goer ior @unnar p9 Sinijgtli
bleo. Men ueb Grapplet rate Borg
bib Sinfistie Ell porn iplot meb @iit,
9enne iaa paa 9riffen, ifjgute, buat
bet bar. us iasoe til 5abereu.
"@jaret er EQet."
Men Sismunb, Jon Gift life faHbt
itabe, tps Surnet D9 tsmte bet.
Gnben Sang prsuebe gorsbilo bel
lamme; mel bet git ium fBr.
9rioie Gang rate bun siniistle Surs
net; men na la8ce Sismuno, iom bar
bleren bruffsn;
"9ao Gfiaseet file 8ritten."
9a brat Sinfistle og bsbe iirnr.
Sismunb tus Ssnnen / fine arme %
bar BAN til en- 5iprb; Der traf Fan en-
Manb | Ell 8aao. Maubsn iilbsb fla
at 70 9iset pier; men iaa mart 6au
bapee faaet ben bsoe Mano pmborb,
fpripnnbt 8naben. Oct Dor Sbin ipm
ielu bcutebe fin ubfaureoe Ynblinss
Ggn.
Si9munb iorlub eiter Mprbet paa
Siniiptle i'm uube Snitru % estsbe ben
fasrs Sisrbis, Song Gplimes 8attsr.
Sort efter bfeu ban operfaloen at ebnss
be, Cummings Ssn. Spermagten par
flor, aliseusl prrseoe ban fig baabe
lan9e % pel; ba git en- ensiei Manb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Pelteiasn fra = =
uoroens OIotio.
6tIse 6nnbinssbane.
pe0 piIb. panIien, sosneprtft.

Stgmunb rsfsbe iiben gcrsbifb al
Wrnnlanb % III meb benbe Ssnnen
Selse. Gan febieS | en- llpeirsnni,
men meoens siprmene juisoe ON graa.
lunbs gaarb, jpanbt Mornens bans
Ssiabne os ipaaeoe, at ban itaIoe blipe
en- oierp % m0stis aonse, bpis Mins
De albria ffuibe b. / Rorbeu. Gibiig
for pel8e paa Gistos; ban fuistss al
SalubrOoeren sniioile os suece fore DE.
brtfier. 1ilnapnei Sunbinssbane panbt
ban fig peb fSrit at iaibe Song gun.
otns % berefter I ct blooist Stag bans
SsHner Tom bible beune fin Gaber.
Do ban efter Slasst, trat al Striben,
iao unber ct Gielo, fum en- Slot 9iser
rtoenoe nleo blobigs 8rsnIer % I~finnen-
Dc Sppo. Gn al benz, galfprien Sig.
riin btlleoe Seles ps bao bam bialpe
lis, ba beuses GdOer pitbe tpinse 6enoe
I'll at a8te 5pebroo, Sga al 9ong
0raaninnr. Selge lopebe at biRlpe
beroe % ruitebe iis. Sra ale aanter
Tom Sttbe fOr at fplse BAN paa Gpset.
Naa geicn fiji Selse en- rDscnbe Storm,
men uitbe life repe, beb berimpb at beiie
Sell Top. ga bite Sisruts Der bar
Walfprie, fs 2niten, % frog laebe
Stormen iis, os be lunbebs. @raan.
mars Ssnner bapbe imiolertib fra ct
djelp feet Sfibene nsrms fig % ruIteee
tts til aamp. Ssiaa be hapbe fact
fraftia 5irlp; mango Sonser baobe
forenst Jig meb benz og blanbt bisie
Sssne os bans Spinner, grage % 9aa.
Striben bespnbte % bleu me9et blobiq;
lite blot falbt @rannmars Spnner, men
osiaa ole be Sgupinser, iom 6apoe
Iulst benz | Strtoeu, Dag uubtaaeu,
JON fit 5rcb al Selse % ipOr 8slsun.
ssrne 9rpitab. SeIse asteoe berefter
Sisrun. Men Dag SDsueiOn rnseoe
opsr SGpn. San uireoe til Sbiu for
of faa Sialn % oenne laante bam fit
Sppo, os neb bette 9ieunembureSe bas
Seise. Sereiisr reo ban til fin SsIter,
Sisrnt, melbte benbe 8rabet os bpb
benbe gBber; men bun afIos bet os
l~orbaroeoe Brpoereu, Selse blep baus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
5Bret I Wenneifet.

% ban bar Ii6erL falote bans 0tor
bam en- liSen anturee.
8aa Stolen falote DC bam beitan'
Dig en- itor 8of.
Com stubeHt faISte 8ameraterne
pam en- GLAD Gar,
ga ban bar ganet oner I'll 5orret'
uingsliuet, blep ban 9ierue falot Ell
flu RGb,
S SelfabsIipet git ban for at bore
en- 2soe.
Wanee iuntes BOG, at ban bar en-
flor gbefat.
Se mrge Sriter taIote bam cit
Spalp.
Sans 9onfurreuter mente paa, at
ban bar en- lin | 5nnreflGoer.
Mer ale par euiae ON. al han iaI.
IciaIo par ct tort aieHs Bart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

last o. I gaibal Boo Gbin BAN raab'
for alt meb ia.
On aunlben git Sisruns Tieuitept'
&c forti @raubauseu % faa Selse mer
mango Manb ribe iil G~rnpbansen.
pun fOrtalte Gisrun, bpob bun bap'
be feet, o. benne git itruT iii Sausen
rebie ct 2eie for iis os Selse blep bos
benbe ON Staten.
MeH ba Mcsenen srpebe, tog 5else
afifeb meb Sisrun o. reb bort paa i'm
blesc Seit; tbi ban ituloe bore BAL
bal. isr 6ansu paffebe be icpenoe Gin
berjer. Iaen SOrs % 2Gnsiel iGrebs
paa Gisriits atp; bun fnlste ON lite
iense fin bortsansne 6usbOnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Dseorab.p ofens
Wcniter Department.

Gecorabs goften~S Sirsbuess Runner
BIZ bereftcr iuneboIbs Tsnitre for Ia
Iiler os gern, Spert Renftcr foiter 10
cents, og @effiaiuseu ieubeS til ~Decos
rahsEoiten4, % man bebes benptte gIans
tetten paa Sooen at Sernc SpaIte. gi
bar label bisfe @gnftre unSerisee at
WooehanSIere, og bet paojtnaes, at be er
9ooe % lette og areie at ~ efter,
Waar n bcfttfIer bisie Rsuftre. ma
man gipe 9umere, MaaI omtring 9rDitet
og 2iDet, aIoer for 8srn % rnse Fis
ger. og fuloitGn6is abresie, faalebes at
Brepe bill a benz. @Gr meset foriigs
tig life at beeaa nogen Sell / SeifripeIs
Zen, ba Reuftre life ian ou,bgttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

imob bnm nteo 10 Sat % en- bfaa 9up.
pc; ban bolbt fit Sppb mob Sisnuubs
Suarb; Gperbet btaf, % Gisrm0nDeu
ialbt meO be flsite al fine 5pit. On
Ratten ianbt $ jprbis SismunO paa Sal.
placien; ban bar enbnu | aiue, %
Sisrbis ipursts ON bans Gaar life
tunbe lases. Snn iuarebe, at be. piIbs
ban life; tbi apffen bapbe fOrlabt BAN,
iiben 6bin baube bruot bans Soero.
Msn Siumpsrne berai bah ban tSigrbis
ianale % glue benz til ben GgiJ bun
bar unoer Siertet, tbi ban ifulDe bIipe
arOulfucbet poa gslsunsernes Gtams
meet.
(Gortfnttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Dan piloe lepe.
(Sortiettes.)

On Jung Mano bar Ian at iigt
tcret op Tom San6elsbetient hos en-
oriftig inf 4Iaoesban5ler. 9aa.
grnno at fin 9bgtiebeo og fit &ieno,
Tab til Sorretningens gnfeItbeoel
rnr Den nnge Wanb mniiber bleoer
fcrfremuet, inntil ban paa bet npr.
mefte funbe anfees iom geItprer.
rSan bonoe ogiaa faat bDppige 2srs.
paalpg. 0esuagtet bleb ban mis-.
fornsiet cg baboe aaere6e Ipnqe an.
let iig iom ubIolut uunbbqrIig, bo
ban en- Dag fremftiaeSe fig for fin
Principal mpo anmobning ON etne.
EaalGg | 2etnen.
Seninber for56mte ban life Of
fGgge iprLig 8Ggt poa, bpor banife.
qlgt BET pilOe bore (efter bans esen
SnSbiIoning) at bripe Sorretningen
1ioen bam.
Gette bleb ogiaa inorgmnet of
FrinctpoIen, Der imiblertio iparrate
bioere:
"MenL So9n, bboS om n~lt4Ifulbe
og?"
~aa, ie oct er en- dn6en Cog"
icareoe Sobn; "ba bfep De 10 teot
I'll at Hare Dem uben mig"
Otter noeIe NinuterS 8etphfring
flyer iaa Brincipolen:
"etpel, Sobn, er ON life fornsiet,
Ca anie big bare for 800 at bore, laa
fadr pi fe at flare os 1tben Din Sic
nete."
Sg Sobn bar gInb beb at bebol6e'
tin 4laoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Ban pioite Oct.

Oct bIGiie Ell frpotelig Storm Den
aften, ha en- oGrbig Berger al 9per
temmelig fpriinfet itpnbte iig biem'
ouer meb Sroffen fnappet belt op til
SaIien. San pilbe ioart gierne oioe,
bror mango aloffen bar, men ban
felte liz iIet life tiltolt al BEN Eonfe
at if,tIIe fnappe op fin lauge Deer
frof o. uSiptte iis for ben foIoe Naat'
tepiuS REQ at ie paa ubret.
s set ianunc fit ban gle pna en-
peItIuot Rono, ium nprmeNe its
Oct fierre. % ban iaghe til ia iclo:
Seq iper oeune Serre, ieg, iaa
ilippcr iea at fnappe 6ratten o."
San merfsbe, at Den fremmebe bar
ligeiaa tilfuappet iom ban ielu, men
ga De msStes, to9 ban olieepel til
Soften 90 ipurgte:
"@eh Sc. bpor mango aIoffer er,
min aohe Serre2"
Gen iremmeSe itaniebe, tog bsire
Sonbife al, tnappet 5raffeu op fra
suerit til neSerit fuappet SernGit pp
fin 1ipiumatfrat % traf ttIiirt libret
frem, mems ben foIce 8inb bI9ite
mob bans bOioe Sfiortebrpit.
San bolbt llbret op moo en- Gas.
Ipgie, erunIfet BET CT SiebIif, itat Oct
I 9cntnter og ioareae:
Sal"
Soa sif bon pioere, mems ben mo.
Igeliee InnS bar Iiae fog.