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The Ordway new era., 1906-06-08
Packers "ee. Busy"

Chieago.-The Tribune says: One
of the immediate effects of the Presi-
dents disclosures of packing house
conditions was seen in an attempt in
at least three of the big plants yester-
day to remedy the conditions con
demnea in the report. Toilet arrange
rnents were renovated. floors cleaned,
walls scraped and light and ventilation
improved. The surroundings OF the
wdSkers in these plants were improved
fiftyDer cent in one day. The general
manager Of one big plant spent the
morning In downtown plumbing es-
tablishment picking out the latest sani-
tary plumbing.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-08
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
Important Decision OF the Supreme
Court Of Missouri.

Jefferson City. Mo.-The Supreme
court en- banc has handed down an
opinion of importance to 100000 pol
icyholders of Missouri and several mil
lion polioyholders in fraternnl insrr-
nnce associations throughout the
United States. II is in suit against
the knights of Pythias and holds that
the nonpayment of dues worked for
fejture of the policy, there being no re-
serve to pay for extending the insur-
ance.
The suit was prosecuted on the the
ory that the defendant company was
rnder the same law as regular life in
surance companies. The association
forfeited the member for failure to
mike a monthly payment due in Aug
ust 1901. The member died In Janu
ory. 1902. The plaintiff contended thas
Tho monthly payments for six years
n,ior to date of forfeiture had Gre
nted n reserve in behalf of the bene-
f,ciary to pay for extended insurance
hevond the period of death, and that.
tho certificate was non-forfeitable un'
dor the statute of Missouri, which was
copied from the non-forfeiture statute
of Massachusetts and has been adopted
by three-fourths of the states.
Judge Fox wrote the opinion OF the
court. holding that the defendant Is
fraternal society and not liable as
regular life company. 1t Is said tnat
tbis decision IL the most to important
to fraternal societies that has been
handed down by this or any other
court In many years, az the entire plan
upon which fraternal socteties are Or.
cnnised was involved.
-
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-08
oreoon Election Mixed.

Portland. Oregon-George A. Cham
berlain, Democrat, has been reelected
governor Of Oregon by majority OF
mt less than 1000. and perhaps as
much as $500 over DIR. James Witty
combe, Republican; Jonathan Bourne,
Jr., Republican, has received the popu-
lar nomination for United States Sem
ator by probably little over 5000 ma
Inrlty. Ellis, Republican. has been
chosen Congressman in the Second
district by large majority over Gra-
ham, Democrat, and Hawley. Repub-
jican, has safe lead over Galloway IN
The First district. Women suffrage
xas defeated by large majority.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-08
Mlscclluns.nns

hompson. American ambassa-
Mexico. has telegraphed the
apartment that the riots at Ca
were revolutionary in character
~ iomented by Americans.
Pler sharp earthquake shock has
y al San Francisco which while
nciently severe to do any dam
r'ed to frighten the people
use them to feel apprehensiye
urrence of heavier shocks.
Pederal grand jury at Las Vegas,
las returned indictments against
.'a Fe railroad company and
Piorado Fuel & Iron company
a'ins and receiving rebates on
ipments.
,er Bradley. of the defunct
a.lonal bank of Topeka, pro.
10 10 per cent dividend to deposit
.ne first Of July.
ph'hs were recently thrown
par'y of Cossacks escorting
nnahof mn at Borjon. Trnnscau-
'ne general and several mem
~, .ae escort were seriously in
ine cossacks fred indiscrim-
'A'o the crowd killing many
NE OF street car employees at
Mich, has been avoided by
Say company increasing their
= cents per hour.
"osk Of rebuilding the ruined
u San Francisso has come
sastill owing to the dillAtory
= inc Insurance eoupAniss.
I :
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-08
s OF THE WEEK
Happenings C; It's
Past Seven Days.
I,,r Hem. Gathered from All
f The world Condensed
I small space for the
S.,rCt of Our READERS.
Personal.


r New, for many years pro-
Of the Indianapolis Journal
sui general to London under
IrIson administration Is dead.
kption In which democrats from
of the country will be in
take part will be rendered to
kran In New York on his re-
bm A trip around the world.
Hawley. United States district
Nevada. has resigned after
Served 10 years ON the federal
Ioch. Of Kansas. has appointed
'pburn United States senator to
j. Il. Burton.
r. Burton. of Kansas, who
In convicted OF receiving pay
karine before the postofiice de
Id in an endeavor to prevent
Sing Of fraud order against n
S concern. has resigned.
h Pue German. United States
from Maryland. died suddenly
residence In Washington from
kpnble after an Illness of many
hart Roosevelt delivered the
hon dny address before the
Ind Navy union at Portsmouth.
harry Wilson. OF the agricultural
kent. after n conference at the
house. announced In positive
fhat the president would not
b amendments radically chang
meat inspection bill. nor
BE- tolerate n new measure.
telerram 10 the Associated
J. Cassatt denies that he in
tesiruing rs president OF the
pyania railroad company.
b W. Skies. manager of the
|,loni.. Miner. formerly OF the
j Globe. Is dead at his home
+.
fes in memory OF the late Carl
was held In Chicago. before
fence which filled the Auditor
Eilllam vockc OF Berlin presid-
a letter was read from Presi-
boseyelt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

Soho has not risen to the dignity of
railroad station. but is served in that
capacity by giant mulberry tree,
about the base of which seat has
been constructed. The seat is pro-
tected by a wooden canopy. To the
south of this rude station is a dense
growth of giant hemlock trees, moss
grown and untouched for years by
the lumberman's axe. The valley Of
Second river, between its two lines
of red sandstone cliffs. surmounted by
giant hemlock trees, is known as the
Vale of Soho.
This picturesque spot, although now
one of the most thriving and success
full communities in New Jersey. has
been the scene of commercial trag-
edy. At the eastern end of the hem
lock forest is the immense jewelry
factory and the model village which
its owners have constructed. The
busy community is situated much as
were John Ridd and his neighbors in
Lorna Doone." The dark and mys-
FERROUS Bagworthy Forest in that ro-
nance Is we'll represented by the up
per end of the Vale of Soho.
Over fifty years ago Second river
was damned at the north end of the
gorge to furnish power for five textile
mills, which were built at the foot Of
the cliff. About ten years later, ac-
cording to local historians. the mills
were suddenly abandoned. The town
which had grown up about then: be-
came deserted village. The stock
in the mills was withdrawn, and all in
one night the five burned to the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25
ruthlessly withheld their consent to
the marriage.

ruthlessly withheld their consent to
the marriage.
Then, too, It is said that a pictur-
esque curse rests upon the castle, i'm
posed upon It by that master of magic
and spells, Thomas the Rhymer. Ac-
cording to this curse, the ownership of
Fyvie castel will never pass from
father to son until the third of three
stones. known as the weeping stones"
Is recovered. One of the stones is built
into the castle walls. Another is one
OF the most treasured possessions of
Lord Leith, while the third, which is
missing, is currently believed to be
lying at the bottom of a deep lake
on the Fyvie estate. This superstition
In connection with Fyvie castle was
wildly recalled to mind at the time
OF the death during the Boer war of
Lord Leith's American born son Penney.
Not but that his parents were prepared
for their bereavement, for fully twen-
ty-four hours before the receipt of the
dispatches from South Africa contain
ing the sad news people at Fyvie castle
had been troubled by the appearance
of Green Ladie," who for the last five
hundred years has invariably shown
herself whenever any calamity was
about to overtake the owners of the
place.
The Importance Of this story con-
Meeting the death of young Percy F.
Leith with the legend concerning the
weeping stones" of Fyvie castle lies
In the fact that it tends to disprove
the belief that the change of ownership
OF an ancient castle or mansion, bur-
dened with some oldtime curse, in any
way dfminishes the baneful effects of
the latter. Under the circumstances
l would commend this warning to An
drew Carnegie, whose castle at Skibo.
In Scotland, Is likewise the object of q
maledictiOn, and to all those other
American millionaires who have either
leased or purchased old castles or
country seats either in the United
Kingdom or on the continent of Eu-
rope. 1t would be we'll for them be-
fore concluding any bargain to assure
themselves whether the place which
they intend to acquire is not the SUBJ
ject of some superstition and curse,
Of which they may become possessed
along with the property, and suffer
therefrOm in the same manner as Lord
Leith.
The latter, who was made a peer
last year, purchased the castle in 1889
with the money which he had acquired
here, in America as president of the
Joliet, the Illinois and the Federal
Steel companies. A son of Admiral
John Leith, r. N, he served for ~
years in the royal navy before marry
ing Miss January, in 1871. when he
settled down to a life of business in
America. He is a member both of the
New York Yacht club and of the Royal
Yacht Squadron, being one of the very
few men who belong to both organ
izations. and wears on his breast a
silver medal granted him in 1866 for
saving the life of drowning man in
storm by plunging overheard into
a shark infested sea.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25
) @@@@@%~%@@@%< 5000
CASTLE WITH A CURSE.
New Owners From America Vic.
Tins Of Oldtime Maledictfon.

= o o . o o o O O o o q . 8 o 8 8 o 8 o
Fyvie Castle, where the king and
queen of Spain have been staying with
that Americanized Scotchman, Lord
Leith, and his Missouri wife, daughter
of D. A. January, of st. Louis, is a
grand old place in Aberdeenshire. Sit
uated on the left bank of the River
Ythan, it rises, noble pile, with it's
mass of towers and turrets, it's sharp
gables. pointed roofs and canopied dor
mer windows, from an extensive nat
ural plateau, surrounded by beautiful
woodlands. Dating from the four
teenth century, 1t has been added to
and improved by its respective own
ers during these five hundred and odd
years, and it's outstanding architecture
al features are the five towers, all in
harmony with the original designs,
that marks the different ownerships
in connection with which they are
named Thus. the Oldest tower is
known as the Preston and was built
by Sir Henry Preston, to whom King
Robert III. of Scotland assigned Fyvie
for the redemption of Sir Robert
Percy, brother of Hotspur. and taken
prisoner by him at Otterburne. The
Seton tower, built by that member of
the house of Seton who was the friend
and chancellor of King James WI, is
remarkable for a wonderful stone
staircase which revolves corkscrew
fashion around massive pillar, the
ascent being so easy that horse can
be ridden up the steps to the top
without stumble. The castle Occu-
pies the site and is built upon the
foundation of an older one which Rob-
ert de Bruce used as hunting seat
and which King Edward visited.
All sorts of old Scotch legends clus-
ter round the place. and the touching
tale of the tr0mpeter of Fyvie's love
for Tifty's Annie has more than ma
tional reputation. Indeed. behind the
Preston tower is an ancient stone
figure representing Andrew Lemmie,
the 4rumpeter, blowing his trumpet
toward the home of his sweetheart
Annie, whose parents. the Tiftys.
deemed the daughter of rich millers
like themselves much too good for a
humble musician like Andrew. and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25
TRAGEDY OF VALE OF SOHO.
Forest Hill, N. j., Near Site Of Mills
Which Mysteri0usly Disappeared.

Just outside of Newark. on the Mt.
Prospect trolley line, is a small COM
munity, the value of whose annual
commercial output is probably greater
than that of any other of it's size in
the country. 1t is the town of Forest
Hill. In It are situated the factories
of big New York jewelry firm, and
great copper factory, where are man.
ufactured mechanical and scientific
appliances. The town is in one of the
most picturesque spots on the slope
between Hackensack Meadows and the
Orange mountains. Just few rods
west of the gorge in the red sandstone
through which Second river runs and
upon the edge of which the town of
Forest Hill is situated is spot called
Soho on the time tables.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

the state for the formation of a fund
to guarantee workmen in a certain
measure against the bankruptcy of en-
ployers or of insurance companies in
which employers have covered their
liabilities.
A clause of the act makes it neces-
sary that this delay shall extend be-
yond the close of the present year.
Many employers have for a long time
past taken the precaution of protecting
themselves by means of insurance
against all possible liability. both in
respect to common law and the pro-
visions of this new act.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

At Omemee last week wheat sold
at one and two cents more than at
nearby towns.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

The -four mill at Mckinley which
was burned last year. is being re-
built,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

The Tolley Journal complains of
the stencil Of a number of dead ami
mails lying near the town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

Senator Tillman is to speak in
Kenmare in few weeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

Demming has organized a Royal
Neighbor lodge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

The Catholic convent at Willow
City will be ready for occupancy by
the middle of next month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

ground. Above this scene of industrial
tragedy the whirring wheels of Forest
Hill are grinding out their daily song
of prosperity and sending it out on the
winds above the Vale of Soho.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

In his speech at the Minnesota
state fair President Hill of the Great
Northern. used the following express
sions:
The average man is often more in
terested in speculative theories than
in his plain duty toward himself and
his neighbor. The average state is
filled with visions of its place in the
procession of the years, while it over
looks the running account of daily ex-
penses.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25

A club woman is all right in a
club, but what the ordinary man
wants is housekeeper in house!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Suther Seminar.

2itbsr Seminar I Samline be.
gpnote SfoIeaarrt iibite Onsoog. 81.
Ter afipngelien al en- SaIme bolot
Or. gtib, Tom bette aar err Semina-
riets 8eitprer, en- lpngere og bierte.
Zig pnrm Gale til Stuoenterne oper
YaiiIits's Orb til Gimoteus: "2ab
insen foraste big for bin rlnsccm"
o. I. b. 7erefter talte Raitor Chr.
Inberion fra @orb RinneapoIis paa
9piuingbpernes Greiteffabs 0egue,
frembar Saf ira 8reiter % Wenigbe.
Ger for ben SiGIp, iom Seminariets
Yrofesiorer % Stlbenter pbeSe benz
peS pr9Sifen og oeo SiGIp ! Ssn.
h~agsffoIen. San suIfeoe be Rlore
Stloenter peIfomre tilbase % be npe
peIfpmne. Der bar bare onltrent 30
stabenter tiIiteoe, oeraf life mango
rrpe. Ter er inbtiI M IA npe ino'
meISte, men man Denter Here. Wan'
ge al De PlSre StltSenter bar enoni
life i~aienfomne. Boa @rrrnb al bet
ip9re 8esnpeir por Der life mango
fra 9perne tiIiteOe og ingen al Bre'
iiernc peb Siben al 9oitor anoerion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sorte / 81 Qar'

GbriItiou 9urmeiiter forico Bur.
Iinston for 81 Iar iiben % tom biern
ieien Srebog ben 14be Septenrber.
Snaen uioite, bnor oct Dor blet al
boni, % ale troeSe, at ban mnatte
ppre 300. San bar II aar, GA ban
itreg afiteb, % ban er It'll IS. 6or
81 aor iiScn arbeibeos ban paa Ell
Torm pco burlington, men fartot fla
life tiIfreb8. llbcu at ii9e ct Orb til
nogen reiite ban I'll Spb 9afota %
fog Jig 2onb. Ser orbeiocoe ban
lrnge. : 6srihtin9m off Oct intant;
mcn iaa be9prbte Oct at IpSne, % ban
fom / goSe S1ritGroisbcSer. San
aifteoe fla, men iolete no en- lib e..
ter o. reiIte til Sos grgeIeS, bocr
ban iioen bar Ieoct al fine Eenge.
9urmeiiter iarot i Burlington Ferc
Ssitre % @rsbre, % nogle at Dem
bar ban life iet fsr. Sans Suitru
Sebe FOR 3 Ior iiSen, % bon III oa
Sue til at oen0e biem til Soma %
is iig ON paa gnmIe Sprnter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
0aI mes en-
HSenNe 8yl~.
gplber brss nd | SHELTER uper belle
2essmet. = Gsraariaset en- fasis
RIsen | TO aar. - pftprens Ne.
bitiner binIs lite. - SiIEbf bel
breoet for fun S1.25 % mn
Saffet r0re Gutienra for
fuIofomnen Gelbreoelfe.

"Sor en- Sib iiben frep iee til eoer
efter en- BOG ON grticura WiSlerne, og
ies ft osn eaniie rigtie Os gil os fisbts
SGbe. ointment % Yius. Be gioroe
mig mere eobt eno noeeu Rebicin, leg
noeenfinbe bar brust. De belbreSeoe
mig for min Subipsbom, oe ie9 CT NEE
get tafnemmelig mob eber. Iiu Sp9s
bonn a SubbpIbcr, iom brso ub / Sle.'
Ter uper belle nit 2eeeme 90 fcraartas
eebe en- itabis slice. iom Ill fine Tiber
neiteu siorbe mig gal Seq ft Tesbtct'
ner af en- 9ottor, men be eiorbe mig inc
tet sobt. % ba ieg lRfte eDers apertisies
ment | ct 8lab, ieubte leg efter en- Gu.
ticura BOG % ftuberebe NIT TfIf9lbe /
ben. Seq git ba til ct Gpotet os tiebte
ct Stpffe Guticnra SGbe, en- 8og Siuts
ment oe en- SInffe gius. Sra fsrite
@rue 1T ies 2inorins. Seq bruste bet
fsrfie Get og TO eytra Stpfter SGbe og
bar fuINt9nbig 6eIbrebet. Seq baooe
Iiot | to Gar. % icg tafter after @uticus
To for mir Selbre6elfe. Serum 8 srs
fer. fan ) offentIieajsre bette. gbers
beitarSiee Ben, GIaube 81. Sobpon,
RapIe @rpoe Sarm, o.. 8. s. 2, BaIs
mt, San, 15Se Sum- 1905"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
6joa".Seroen

Eli SriItiania os Gisbenbaon teIe'
grafereS Den 3Sie September ira
9fome ! GIaIta, al &apteiu ImlmS'
lens Expedition omboro paa "8isa"
ben Site Gltauit antom Sertil efter
IptfeIiet at bape flIbfsrt Reiien 9ien'
nem 9foroUcitpasiasen. st al grpe'
bitioncns 3colernmer, @iig, uf9if
Rarts oeS Seoen. 6orsortgt all
peI.
: gnIeSnins bette Telegram fri
Der rorif "aftenpoiten" bIonSt an
Oct:
SoaS Soptein 8oalS anunSier Der
bar uorettet. fan, efter bpaS SriS'
tiof Ranicn ifior uOtaIic, fuIht no
titles poa &sibe meS 9aorSenifisIbS
Reiie meo "9eaa~ eiermem @orosit'
pasiaecu 1S7s-S0. Gmuubien bar
opfnISt Be 6orpsntniuser, man bouSe
itilet Ill BAN, % ban bar peS at no
fsre BET IoaI, ban bapSe iat fis, piit
jia Tom en- Manb, hi fan o9re itolt al,
Zen SuSiats, Der al HrrbmGrS
err bIepcn aiort / llbforifniugcr al Sc
noroIise SarpanSe, bar aieumsm
auumaiens expedition taat ct itpri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
upeir / Nebraifa.

s Sobnion Goitntp bar Der Sreoae
@itermiSoas ct &errens Seir. Spnei
ilog neb | Somn al Gin Greet og
br9bte 3 geriorer, iaareoe 2 ltostar'
Zig % 8 minbre iarIig. De osoe er
8. u. 9iel, 40 gtor, Iugliit Seemdn,
As, % @op Garmme, II. en Gel
IGno boIot puo at tr9ife, ba llpeiret
fom, og 4 al Dem frob ino unber
Gr9ifemaifiner. Gn Sorbenfile ipltn.
treoe ben, % De ire bsoe itrar. Senrp
8aItbers bIeb forlnaet % forbrGnot.
men bel ianbipnIi8ois itaa BET.
81 Ril / 8eit for Secumieb gift en-
tornado, Tom soeIagbe ct Sfolebus,
orebte ben fio%rtenaorige George
8sbler, iaarebe baarot anbre 9srn os
for ganife Iemt meo 4 til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sra Rvitfrieen / 1872.

gaaren 1912, ber9ong GueIGn.
berne bepogtebe Sen norife apit for at
forbinore SiIfsriel al Mtao, ifuIbe
Stipper Beoer NetIono fsrc en- Snst
poa 712 GommercelGiter ira Staonn.
ger til Srebrifsbalo. SitenpinSen
too imob, iaa Stapargeriagten life
funSe fpmme in6 / Soineiunb, men
moatte isge 2p / en- @ltgt oaa Soeu.
Ifeiiben, berimoS 0pnetilen.
Reoeus NsetIanb Iaa Der peS 81.
ben al en- ipenif Brig, bIep ban oper.
raIfet of en- euaelif GbaIoupe meS ipu
Wanb. Scr beiatte Sogteu, iom 8eSer
Hetlauo meo bans 10 4tano ioa me.
get miubre fitnSe foripare, JON De
belt mangIebe gaaben. Ren ben nor.
he clipper table aligepeI life WoSet.
8i9itfribeS fiilSe Der bare, % Ret
LAMB fit Be iibubne Sremmebe neo |
aabutten. &omfIaIfen fom trent, %
Der IfiGnfeSeS iaa fIittist, Of eng.
I9nSerne tiIiiSft Iaa Srutne % 10.
pcnSe paa Subptssuloet. Nai bar
set 9eSer RetlanSs SiS. Sfiaperen
paa Scn iperife Brig bar peIuiais
nof I'll at foo BEN enseIlte GbaIoupe
'atuaai % im~eSels=bar AetIanSs SpIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
banecIsroreIien.
&appprter fra DC forifjellise Sauter
lsber frcntbeles grnitist.

ri Guns % grabitreets ugentIige
SanoeISoperiigter for itbIte 2sroa9
bibiettes:
SonbeIsomfnnget er oeooarenoe
uoen Stbeitpffe for 6erne Garstio.
Sericrne er M enot, Den normale
@rbeioSitprfe}er otter / 8irtiom9eo.
% / oenne Wdnneb bar ser ingen Mr.
beibStoiitigbcoer pRret til at binore
Sremsareer. SsItbonoelen er meget
flor, % aisbm9nbene eisr iom &e9sl
omfattenbe iSorberebelIer for lit BE-
bob Ianst ino / Sremtiocn. Snobe.
talinger for Sarer foregaar iaa
prompt, JON togen fan pente / BE.
troetning al bet forbolbsuis trulge
Eeneemorfc6.
Iriierne pan observation-disclosures
iteg ctoel / Iliguit iprli9 Wfetert. og
Saocproouftcr. 5 8icnneminit iteg
Sriierne 4 9rccent bsiere emo / au.
quit iiior.
Sernboncrnes SnbtPgter bar / Sen
fsrite llgc al September 8 8roccnt
bsiere emo flor paa ionme Sib.
Sfotsiiabriferne / Often cr fllNt
nptooet meb 9eitilin9er for Sepcring
I'll 8aarer.
SanoelSfoLIitternes IrtaI I iioite
ltae uogioroe / Se 6orenebe Stater
ia mos 19i | oen tiIiporenoe llge
iiior % / Canada 26 inroo % ificr.
llSfsrieIcn al Spehe CDteI inobeiat.
tet) ubQiorSc I oen forIsbne lt8e
1858. 900 &uibeIs imoo 100000
ben iomnc lles flor. R~aisubfsrie.
len ubsior>c $4,000 9uibcIs imoo
t,266, 900 flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18
Sntbcr Gpncge.

S~foIenarct 19O6-t9O7 toQ fin
9egproeIie Gor8Sog Ben 13be Sep.
teutber 81. 10. aae 2Grerc par til
iteoe. s. M. 2pngaos, tibItgere 2T.
rer peS Babies Semiuurp / 8eb
8ing, % Shl0eut 2. Srrpou, iom
oTIuttebe fine Stiioier nc6 2utber
College / Sum-, bar o9'oa antommcn,
Ge bor fnnct miSIertiOig GniGtteIie
for bette aar. Otter IfpngcIieu al
SaImen 9tr. 1927 boIot Erof. DR..
2arien Bpm, bporpna 9eitprercn,
Qrof. 6. 81. 8rcltS, | en- fort Gale
eior0e en- paffcr groerocIie al 6or'
tGQinQen ON Safob, iom orog no al
Siemmct % paa @eicn bnp6c oct ber'
lige Spn / lin GreTI. 6ormono DR..
9. &orcn bolbt 0ernGIt Ell trGffenoe
Gale, ipecieIt benpenbt I'll Sfoleung'
oommen. San f%rembolot. bporIeoes
SfoIerne nctop MI | bort 2ono er
8ienitaub for mere Spcroeielic emo
nogeniinSe t~ibIigerc. % at ser tales
oe ifrtoeS ioa mrget ON, at bore $50.
Ter life uOretter, Duao man eierne
pertcr al Dem. Oct oor Ell cling,
han benne Sang iGrIi8 niIOe minNc
om. Set bar. at man ifuIOe orbei6e
moo oIiIaa5 Tltif cacr Sm1bu8, iom
bar iaa let for at ini8e iig in0 / ale
6orboI0. 9eitprercu cnbtc me0 at
boIOe 9sn % Ipie 0cIiigneIiCn.
@eo igrite Naoucopraob oiite ser
fla at bore 100 0iiciplc tiIitc0e, men
olcreSe / 2sbct al famine Gag fom
obIfiut9e til, % gntoQct or III oocr
1875.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-18

Is Nos., 8, "a og 81. Ger al benbes
borne @rsore bar benoe til 8rdpen.
Ttnnae 'Renneifer bar tiIitebe. en-
WGngbe SIomiter bleo Iaet paa ben.
6eS Site. Sner so "TeomS" ftlete
beroe til 8raper.
Saa boiler bun poa Wobiion Ne.
ni9bebS airfegaoro til Spitanoelieus
Mtoreell. 6reO meo benoes STOP!
ST.