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The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
Do You Want to Know
What You Sw allow ?

There Is q growing sentiment in this
country in favor of MEDICINES OF KNOWN
COMPOSITION. 1t is but natural that one
should have some interest in the compo-
sition of that which he or she is expected
to swallow, whether it be food, drink or
medicine.
Recognizing this growing disposition
on the part of the public, and satisfied
that the fullest publicity can only add to
the well-earned reputation OF his medi-
cines, DIR. R. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, N. Y,
has "taken time by the ,forelock," as IT
of all the ingredients entering into his
leading medicines, the uGolden Medical
Discovery" the popular liver invigorator,
stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart
regulator; also Of his HFavorite Prescrip-
ton" for weak, over worked, broken
down, nervous and invalid women.
This bold and out-spoken movement on
exactly what his we'll -known medicines
are composed of, completely disarmed all
harping critics who have heretofore I'M
Justly attacked them. A little pamphlet
has been compiled, from the standard
medical authorities of all the several
schools of practice, slowing the strongest
endorsements by leading medical writer's
DR.. Pierce's medicines. A copy of this
little book is mailed free to any one de-
string to learn more concerning the valu-
able, native, medicinal plants which enter
into the composition Of DR.. Pierce's med
iAnea. Address DIR. Pierce as above.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are tiny. sus-
ar-coated anti-bilious 1ranules. They reg
3late and invisorsts. . Stomach. Liver and and
cure constipation. One OF two each day for
: laxative and regulator. three or four for an
active cathartic. Once tried always in favor.
GIVEN AwAv d, .o,.,o. -
@oOpOOO The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser. book that sold to the ex.
tent of 10000 copies few
years ago. at $50 per COPY
Last year We gave away
$4,000 worth Of these tnvaiua. a
BILE books. This year we shall!
give away $4,000 worth OF EMsHsl
them. VIII you share IN this H~SN IXsd
benefit? II 50. send only u VpH
one-cent stamps to cover cost
Of mailing only for BOOK IN
stiff paper covers. or 81 stamps ~J
for cloth-bOund Address De sE
Rv. Herca. Buffalo. N. \.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

In 1854 p rsons wC!a on the State pen
sion roll iron twenty towns In TINS
In fq05 persons were on the State pen
sion roll from twenty-foTr towns in TINS
county
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
Summa airy.

, nn, III .sI5.' anil, No f>'' s29,oO6 50
, par s ai3.V dn'c No '' $3.50 90
ie sbret es''e peii9i'''' 5.OS2 90
Total Maid County, 27,2SS SO
NJ" NJ 900 24,42S 54
Bal. in favor of County, s12,S6O 20
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
NOTICE

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In en- Ghar %a't e! T e In Bankruptcy
To the creditors of Charles A. Towers, In the
County of Waldo and district aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the first day Of
September, A. D. 1906, the said Towers. was duly
ad1udcated bankrupt and that the first meeting Of
the creditors will be held at the Office of the Ref
cree in Belfast, on the ed day of September. A. d.
the said creditors may attend prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WILLIAM P, THOMPSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Belfast, Be ptember 3, 1906.-lw36*
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

SHOES FOE EVGNX Ely E hAl4 tN1NLo.
Mems shoes. Sc &c 3i.st. 80. "a. shosss %
Missss' g. Chiliren's l,aGcs, s. % to Sl.Oo.
Try W. L. Douglas F'nc..sn's Misses and
ChiIdren's shoes; Coz ~, =. Ii and wear
they excel {. i.:.' -s|hes. ,,,rr.
If could take W; a1%> my large
factories at Broc.ao7, Il $50. ard show
YOU how carefully WI. DoHGias shoes
are made, you would ttleH uE,elsTstana
why they hold their shape, fit BETTER
wear longer, and are OF greater value
than any other make.
Wherever YOU live, you can obtain W. l..
DOUGLAS shoes, His name and price is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and inferior shoes. Take no sabsti.
t.to- ASK YOUR dealer for w. l.. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
Fast Color Eyeiets used; they will not igeay byassy
Write for illustrated catalog Of Fall Styles.
w. L. DOUGLAS, Br0ckton, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
WALDO COUNTY-1905.
Special Appropriations by the
Legislature.

fast 81, $50 90
waldo Go. Cen. HOSP l.500 90
$3.50 o.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
TWO YEARS IN BED.

DIR. Williams Pink Pills Cure Stubborn
Rheumatism. No One Who Reads This
Can Afford to Let Prejudice Prevent
Giving the Remedy Trial.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

NAMES FINANCIAL INTEGRITY.
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parents
Dir. j. Fl. Denmead, j.. LEFT for Bal
tirore Monday after spending several
days 1T his home here. called by the
death OF his mother.
Rev 3. +. Hudson has been appointed
by Conference to take charge Of the
Methodist Church here another year.
Rev. /. b Kirby viii preach a Thanks
giving sermon 10 the Junior ORDER United
American Mechanics at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. r. Hargraye Is rapidly improv-
ing 81 health after a severe spell
Mrs. W. D. Garrett and son. Kills, Of
BeulahviAe. are the guests Of Mr.. j. l..
Fozg
Mr.. Christian. % Richmond, who has
accepted the rectorship OF St Johns
Episcopal Church. is making his home
at the Ware Hotel.
Mr. W w. Gray and family attended
tine Bray Bowers marriage in Richmond
on Saturday
Mr.. A. Julian Bagby who has been quite
sick is recovering.
Rov. Mr. Hepburn, of Falton Baptist
Church, Richmond. is assisting DIT. Waugh
in meeting AT the Baptist Church this
week
Mrs. Thomas Z. Bagby returned TO her
home In West Point on Wednesday. after
an absence Of two weeks. While away
She attended the Woman's Missionary
Meeting Of Virginia ia Roanoke; visited
holiins Institute. and her daughter. Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Bagoy. who is teach
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ALTON NOTES
- o - gLme. 49,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ACTON, Va, November 24-Mr. L. r
BIunden. wife and child. left this week
for New York, where they will sail for
Europe on an extended trip. They expect
20 be absent about nine months.
Messrs. J. r. Goodloe. Hawthorne Good
loe. H. Ellis and r. Field left this week
20 join the Albcmarle. Nelson and Au-
gusta Hunt CLUB on their annual hunt
in buckingham county.
Mr. Thompson Laync a former resi-
dent Of Alton. but recently Of Clifton
Forge, died in that city this week Of
heart failure
Misses Bessie and Clara Goodioe and
Mr.. Jeter Goodwin were visitors in
Stanton this week
Mrs. Charles McCue and AIRS. Clark
were guests IN WaynesborO this week.
The splendid new side tracks built by
Goodloe Bros. for the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad have been completed and
turned over to the public for business. The
shipping at Alton has increased TO sucn
a degree that il has outgrown Its old
quarters.
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ERSVlLLE

Especial 90 The Tim eS- par
CARrtFtSN lille. VA. November a.
Rev =. ". Reynolds. CO.. Powhatau Court
house. preached in the Baptist Church
here Wednesday night Nj Reynolds
was at one time pastor az this church.
and was warmly welcomed by hi, Old
friends While her, ar. REYNOLDS was
Tie guest OF hls uncle eN-Judce Jonn O..
Reynolds. The latter's son. Rev. waits
Reynolds. OF Halifax. has also been Wis
sting here
Rev. j. NJ Rowland. Of Tho Methodist
Church. has been returned 10 the Car
fersvile charge FOR another year Mr.
Rowland is an able. earnest preacher
and ga oousecratod man. and the church
considers ITSELF fortunate ia having his
services
Misses Norl Lee Reynolds. Lily Rhodes
and Euia omouurlro. OF Fork Union
Academy. spent SUNDAY in Cartersvile
mr. aud Mrs r. = Sclater left Thurs
l.v for Richmond. where they viii make
t..lr home iu fltIrc.
Nr Dr. vs. Dickinson Jr. is ar home for
f.n days. Ie has been teaching in "a
.I-r school I'm Accomac county and viii
fe-.~r tlere shortly
Nr ~. t. Watkins. 90 North Carolina.
WAC spent several days in Cartersvile
e.ouuv. is NOW at Hanover. Va
Airs d. w. Dickinson and Miss Lily
Dickinson visited Richmond tris week
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SPRAY EARLY FOR
SAN JOSE SCALE
Trees Promptly Treated Can BE
Saved, and il Neglected They
Become Worthless
TIE LIME-SULPHUR WASH


ELACNSBrRG VA. November Ca
Since ID las Como a. Dee recognized that
orchards Infested wiA san Jose scale
can n. protected tr'u injury 10y proper
treatment and THAT tncy must Doe treated
or tI.g wtl become worthless. and even
worse than worthless. from the fact
Iaat taD insects viii spread To other
orchards iu rse Vicinity. tac next most
lmpOrtrrt consideration is How cam
treatment n. applied in the easiest and
most economical Wayt
The lime sulphur wash is now gene
orally recognized as the standard rem-
edy. and though it. may pc "a tribe more
effective if applied very late I'm the spring.
our experiments with u during the past
two years indicate that IAN and winter
applications are also quite effective. Tac
weather al this time is often quite Wcil
saited 10 spray operations. while the
few weeks 81 good weather available
Tor this and other work in the late
spIiug is not likely 10 prove sufficient 40
complete It, Therefore. frst-growers
W 3D. likely find the fan and winter appli-
cations more satisfactory. We strongly
lscommCnd that this wash Doe applied
ass soon as possible after the FIRST OF
November.
Select only the best lime Tt should
lc as free from magnesia and other inn
puriues as possible. and should Doe used
while SO Is fresh Chemical study of
the wash and the ingredients from which
81 SIS made indicates that much Of the
sulphur VIII he lost II one attempts to
use impure or air-SlaSed lime To- pro-
pare il.
These tests are discussed in Circular
No. !. New Series. just issued by the
Crop Pest Commission. II this publica-
tion has NOT reached you. apply 70 the
undersigned. j. l.. PHILLIPS
state EuforroiO1f-f
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SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL
ts9eeial to The Times Dispatch !

i@pfclal 10 The Times Dlsra-ch 7
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Novenber q
AIRS. S. @. Morton. u. deiehtfrllv entor-
tained a number ~ her young friends IN
honor Of Miss Bessie Morton ~ c1o-.,-
wednesday evening. Tho most jnte-oet
ing feature Of tho evening was az, ..ari-
MAJ contest Each guest was presented
"+ln card bearing the name Of sorna
animal and u was the duty OF The g,t~
sex or The gallant beaux 10 draw tf,o
animal named on q blackboard nro,.i4ed
i"r tnis purpose. Light refres h,nert,
were served during the evening
nose present We're. Misses pAesia
Morton. Mamie Darlington. To,,ieo pl,,
leh' Wiil Easi@y, Rose Watkins Nsasers
Joseph Stebhins Jr Dr. T. Keith Rr,ros
lewis Johnston. Comfort watkins Ov,cD
i!s'n and Charles Pcnicl.
An informal dance was INDUCED in ~,
q re-" or south Boston's young people
az me Masonic Temple last TuesdaN,
esenins- The music was furnished hv
."e lo'ai sulnE band Those who en-
loFed the fascinating pleasure vera
Misses Edyth Turner. win EasIe,, re-.
SIC Morton, Louise PenicK. Mamie car
TiHeton. Louise owens The gentlemen
We're Jonn Easley. Jack Brookcs Dy
!. Keith Briggs. owen Easley. CbarIes
Pcnick. Howard Tucker. MoseIev ro,-
Dan and Comfort watkins.
Mesdaines y. W and J. J. Isvsoo
wh" nave been visiting relatives I'm
leEas. have returned home.
ar. -. ". GlasscOck of this Mace g..
quite sick with pneumonia AZ bt.
home, near Wolf Trap.
Ar. y. J.. Belt. OF New York Z. ,.ist.
lng Dis brother. Or. II. 8. Belt. at mis-
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FREDERICKSBURG

Especial 20 The Tiuses- Dispatch
FRED I.ICESBCl}G. VA. November
2f.-Tle principal social event here this
week was tie presentation at the opera
house for the benefit OF the Mary Wash
tnrton Hospital. OF tine Japanese Honey
Sloon ou Thursday uisht which proved
50 popular that 81 was repeated on Friday
night % another ful house. and for the
thlrd time al matinee on Saturday af-
ternoon. which also was well partonized
Miss Edmo Lee gave "a dance 10 her
friends on Tuesday night az Pythiau Han.
lasting from S - 10 u -
Mrs. A. r: Thornton entertained her
friends IL progressive bridge whist a
few evenings ago from $3.50 To O'Clock
Mrs. Montague. wife OF former Cover
nor a. j. Montague. OF Richmond. was
a visitor here this week at the home ~
oX-Mav0r N. O. Willis
Tao family of Professor S. W. Solner-
willie has returned 20 their home lers
Cor the winter from their country place
near Rapidan.
Mr. and Airs. IT, A. Tabb. Of New
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WAVERLY, VA.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch. !


WAVERLY, VA, November 2i-Mr. Ali
gustus Fleetwood and his daughter Miss
Rachael, OF Maryland. arc visiting the
home Of Mr.. =. Fleetwood.
Mrs u. =. Sipe, who has been spending
sometime with her father. who has been
very sick, IN Halifax county. Va, has
now returned 20 her home here
Above the Clouds" was played IT tho
Town Han Tuesday evening by local tai
ent 10 large audience. The evening was
an ideal one, and the audience gave its
undivided attention TO what was coins.
on on the stage. This entertainment was
Tor the beneht OF Waverly Christian
thufcn, unoer the management OF Mrs
j. r. West and IL reported as being "a
success. both financially and the rnannor
in which it was rendered. PLAYS Of this
character usually bring the people to-
gether from the neighboring towns. as
was the case on this occasion. At tha
close OF the play refreshments were
served.
Miss Daisy Chalmers and Mrs pioh-
ardson, OF Wakefield. Va. We're in town
this week visiting friends and relatives
The Misses Lanier. OF Petersburg. va
who have been visiting friends in town
have returned TO their home
The Cubic Clan Club will meet next
Tuesday evening at o'clock at tho home
Of Miss Sallie Burt. where arrangements
will be made for a reorganization OF the
club for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Gray celebrated
their fOrtieth wedding anniversary at the
home Of their son. Mr.. +. L. Gray. OF
this place, on November 2lst Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray reside in Suffolk but Il was
more convenient for all the family 10
meet at this place. There has never been
"A death IN this family. covering a period
OF forty years. which is very remarkable
and their FIVE children. j.. L., John d.
Horace A, Miss Nellie and Mrs. Lille
Vaughan. were all present at the celebra-
ton Of this anniversary.
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is visiting her sisters. the Misses 1vo-..-
at their home here rOroeS'
MIS- A. p Rowe has returned from,
20, ,'s'' 10 friends at Norfolk ana Irving
MSS Mary semple. OF Louisville. Kv
10 Nisitlns Miss Nellie McBryde.
-Hr ana Mrs. ID. j Bouiware hava re-
turned from a visit to relatives in SEad,son
county. al -N'iu'S"n
i'eI. and Mrs. S. p. DeValut. OF Pich-
mond county. We're here this vyeel- ,y,,asts
"a Soionel +. j. cole and family.
MISS Halle Chichester. Of STAFFORD. IS
Bethesda, Nd. "'9 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
HOv Public Sentiment
For EduC0tiOniS Growing

nual convention OF the association was
held I'm bynchburE. December I. 1896.
There were between six and seven hun
dred delegates present from all parts OF
the State. including eighty -nve out OF the
one hundred and fifteen county supcrin-
tcndents This Is said to have been the
largest educational gathering I'm the his
tory or Virginia. Through tho instru-
mentality Of this association $50 local
educational meetings and rallies were
hold IN the past twelve months.
Since December I. 1906. SO additional
school improvements leagues have been
organized making a total TO date OF $50
WORKING local associations. And their
influence IN many places is simply revo-
lutionary.
Through the influence OF ,Ne commits
sion fourteen newspapa In the State
are publishing either a page or a column
OF educational matter each week. and l12
Papers publish such articles rs are sent
them by the press committee. Thus the
newspapers. as widely disseminated. arc
doing telling work in promoting tho
cause of general education.
What the Ministry Can Do.
in this revival I'm general education
the pastors Of Virginia have an oppor-
tuntv OF rendering a service that viii
be OF incstimable value. The key 20 the
educational situation IN Virginia is
largely IN the hands of the ministry. We
come inio close constant touch with the
people. They look 90 ouT leadership.
Let va not fan TO lead them into a
growing interest in education. Nothing
that makes for higher life and larger
service should bc foreign TO the pastor
After all. our educational interests are
coordinate with our religious interests
IN making real the kingdom OF heaven
In community or state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
WEST POINT, VA.
rspeclaI % me Tlmes-Dilpaieh.

IaDecIaI 20 Inc Tines % ipatch.l
WEST POINT. VA, November "a
Mrs. J. W. Rowe and children. OF Glou-
ccster are the guests OF Mrs. W. r.
Broaddus.
Mrs. H. ". 3. Williams left Monday
FOR Cape Charles TO join her husband
who Is recuperatinE at the home Of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
Posting Their Lands

-'77''' y 7 ~ IIIIFt d. p0TcT-T
Floyd. VA, November e3-Ger,e
rabbits and birds are very plentifnl
Hunters from distance are having fnc
sport The farmers arc getting together
and are posting their landA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

had Catarrh Tor about fifteen
ycRrss and no man could nGve
been worse. I tried everything
A could hear OF, but no good TO-
hp4 ga. then bega 8. s. s., and
Sculd see q little Improvement
from tho 2rsC bottle, ard after
g .-tufs 70 q short while was cured.
AIS was six years ago, and ] am
e. well today as any man. think
SLtoIIn IS a blood disease, and
1ctter Tor the blood than 8. $. q
robcuy thinks more Of s. 8. s,
han I do. Il. MATGOE-
Lapeer, LIlch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

ing at Oak Grove Academy. IN Powhataa
county.
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B 6IooR
AND SYSTEM D1sORDERED

Catarr is the head and
& as o. ringing noises in dropping
e.ls IS blood disease IN which the entire circulation greater
ol uric @ IN the blood The Liver Kidneys ard Bowels frequently
1d their
the body in the
ms Is blood through all
par OF the system These impurities
te membranes and tissues of
o cold VIII start the sec-s ard da0reeatie
symptoms Of CatrTh As the blood parts body the ca
trrha poison affects al system hedba
Ielhs nose continually stopped above
~ anu eO' '1 acl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

symptom disappears the vigorous hea
teo . D also digestion
&c 20 me entire system suffering with begin
"Ile Us statement
you ue sout Ctarrh and give you special advic
s@ONS SAA-6s. for drug
me SWIFT SPEcEE7c CO., ALBANIA. CA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

a,tectcd ~ this disease. It IS a waste Of
time u t. 70 cure Catarrh with sprays,
washes, i1halations, etc. Such treatment
does not reach the blood, and can, therefore,
60 nothing nore than temporarily relieve
the discomfort Of tie trouble. TO cure
Catarrh permanently the blood must be
thoroughly purified and thesystern cleansed
q al pcisons, and at the same time
strengthened and built up. Nothing equals
>. >. ,. Tor this purpose. It attacks the
eisease at It's head, goes down TO the very
bottom Of the trouble and makes n corno1etc
and lasting cure. S. S. S. removes even
particle Of the catarrhal poison from the
blood, making this vital stream pure. fresh
and healthy. Then the infaraed mem
branes begin to heal, the head is loosened
and cleared the hawking and sr,itt;rnr 60
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IT = N4.FIIIt- = t1tDNA~ = 1T III NIIls
In bringing about the new spirit and
tendency In general education throughout
the State. decidedly the most potent fac
tor has been the Cooperative Education
Commission. During the brief period Of
its existence St has achieved results that
are simply phenomenal. It has been not
ably effective In creating and stimulating
public sentiment. and I'm securing favor
able Legislation. II IS progressively real
ling its high ain OF giving to the Com
o. the 70o.O0 children OF school age i'm
the state, system which shall make
real and concrete the highest ideals
in modern education.
Aside from lts more general influence
in bringing about the educational revival.
the mention OF a few specific achieve
ments Will Indicate more definitely its sig
nihcancc and usefulness. The second an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27
poltpDienet.

NuietS |oitfonritc inoitiucr. al
$19O,0OOO 600 fol bcpiIacS til Bolt.
rUictct / uoitc GrifnIoor iom begpn.
Ser oeu titc Sl,Ii; bcrnf itoI $2S,.
coo, 900 loa iii &nnnpoitruterne.
icm itnoi1 mon f~orTIcre5. llOqiftcr.
ne til Goitpnicnet nil bItpc $1,000
600 itsrre enc / iRocpGrcnoc StifaI.
aor, ~ So 100000 iterrc til 2anS.
! citultcrnC. .
ToitoepurtCmcntct er bIet itarpt
trjttieret. iorbi set bctoIcr Serbia.
ncrnc iao meget for al fsrc @oitcn.
Monlitecn bciIuttcoe at Iabc Saacn
Zero, inhtlI Observation-Disclosures bar
icrctogct Ell llrocrioacLic, napraig
on8oaenOe 2bcn aIoSieS 8oitidgcr,
Der moer iGrltae T~rtoiIegier. og bar
tuobcrettet til &ougreSieu moer
ocn2 ScuIiug HGitc @inter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

6lere Statcr bar oeo Sob forbuot
8abrifatiou % Salg al Gigaretter,
oeriblanot o9iao Rebraifa. 5 nppntc
Stat blep iorIeoen en- ing Rano ar.
r~cltcret lnocr ocnne Sob, ioroi ban
baoOc lapct iig Ell Gigarct al Sobat
og peo SiGlp al Gigaretpapir. 9eIin'
foelrten iputes, bette bar ell rrimelig
Sroning, % beilutteoe at foa 2operl
prsoet | bette Stpffe. Gette er nj,
9iort, iSet StatciiS Ss~ieiteret bar al.
gipet Ell aienbelie, boori Den erflprer
Sopen / jim Archaeological for foniti-
tutionel % eplbig, men finder, at oct
life bar pGret Seniiaten meo ben at
forbpbe en- Serion at Iaoe Ell Gigaret
til eget 9rug. aienoeIien bill frem-
folOe en- Gel 5orpirrins, ba oct err
mango. iom or blet milfteret netop
for iligt, ibet man bar gaaet no fra
Tom gipet, al oct bar uIopIiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

s. Eierpont MDrsan bar ODER
Gals 90 &oue6 fIpgtet ira StaIien
meIoes fra Rom. San bar fonunet
til Rom for at fjsbe ainitsieuitanoe
os antifOiteter o. bapoe / ben anIeS.
ming Ieiet belle fsrite Gtage al ct IL
bet HaIaos, men ban bapoe life en-
gang facet aIle fine alfferter op ira
Stationelt, for ban fit bsre forblom'
meoe Dtrinser ON. of bans SiD rar
eiteritrpbt. 7ermeo bapoe ban facet
nof al ben enisc gp" % forlob Sto'
lien iaa tort ban futSe. Yoliet gioer
lmiolertlo Ell gaiilfe unoen Verltorl
al Siltorien. Oct fort9ler, at enoel
antifparer % &uniteIifere, iom life
LITER at lie, at De gamle italienife
anniifatte ienoes ouer Sapet, bapoe
iat no Siitorien ON Sammenip9rsel.
ien blot | Den Seniist at Ifr9mnle
ben ai~terifanife areius no al Sanoet,
CO Deres Hlan IpffeoeS uomerfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27

Nco ScuIpn til Sen fsr omtoIte
aroninesgabe, bbortil ogina norife
amerifanere or inobuSt til at noe 9i.
Drag, Ga or man cn6nu life / Norgc
gnnffe paa BET rene meO, bpori N iaa'
Dan 8aoe ifal beitaa. Der bar pprct
Gale ON al fisbe en- 2pitpoht til Som
geporret, % forifieIige andre 6or.
ilag or fremfommet. "SagSpoitcn" |
3ronobiem og andre norife apiier ia.
ger mi Sroet for, at ser al Oe inS.
fommenoe Gcu9e oprette8 ct 6onS for
~foruIpffebe 6iIfere8 % SipmpnoS
efterIaOte. Gette ipueS ri er en- IL
geiaa formlftig ioul imItf Saufe, oa
Der er ingen Spil ON, at Der bill font
me 9anffe onoerlebes 6ort o9ioa /
SnoiamIingen her / 2oubet, bpiS Den.
ne SLAM fan reaIiiereS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-27
1905 IaOcr til at ifuue bIipc ct

1905 IaScr til at ituIe bItpe ct
g30rfeanr broo Notwithstanding an
ooor. "Raj.non Age" opIrier, at Der
ror (lHcn cr unoer &u8nin8 1904
IPu NerUbouc her / Yonoct. % ser cr
0iort Tor,ntoltnuto til H]ouitruttjou
~ 9ocr.llcrc N,l@1 1}jl icuerc pou
@Iorct. &c0 7al0uoeliu al 1908 mar
her 800 @'lt un0cr &pluiug. o.
hcra' 'uIo'ertcs omtrrut 5000 @Gl
+sr "arct@ uooara. Get mcNocIc&,
~ II. ELECTROMAGNETIC iom MI fore.
Glar. 'oret23cs Al IS aonpoulcr, )
Here 4or mar Ser purGt itarit NfttOitct