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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17
JACKSONVILLE.
Many Former Residents on Hand for Old
Home Week.

Preparations for Old Home week have
progressed well and Thursday morning the
arrival of many former residents were noted
improvements have been made by citizens
in the grounds and surroundings and many
business firms and private residences are
decorated The opening feature of the week 5
general exercises was the whist party given
in Knights of Honor hall Wednesday even
ing when about 100 citizens and former
residents passed very pleasant time, Yes
terday promised TO be the great day of Whit.
ingham S history. 4 full report will be
given next week.
Among the arrivals Wednesday were l.
y. Louis Of Milford, J. W. Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Shepardson, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
stickney, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. and Z. ii.
Roberts Charles and Ella Blanchard, Dr.
j. b. Leonard Mrs. Flynn and Mrs II. W.
Brigham and daughter, Miss Farnsworth Of
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pike, Forest stet
son, Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Brown, B. J. Crown,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bishop, Mr.. Warren
of Chesterfield, D. J. Chamberlain, Mrs
Adella Huns and daughter, Edith, orsan
Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. +, w. Chase, Z. W..
Corkns, A. L. Plumb and family Fred Far
rington and Charles Brown of Illinois
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17

world of truth in few words; Nearly
al other cough cures are consupatlng, es-
pecially those containing opiates Ken.
pedv,s Laxative Honey and Tar moves the
bowels. Contains no opiates." You can ge'
II at Geo. E. Greene's.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17

In this state it is not necessary to serve
five days notice for eviction of a cold.
Use the original laxative cough syrup, Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. No opiates.
Sold by Geo. E. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17

Hang Cheag, Chinese Ambassador,
,bs Noted Guests-Death Of an
80. Missionary saddens Delegates
49,. yor,haeld News.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
ITALIANS FEAR
CLAN VENGEANCE
GIVE POLICE NO AID IN THE
CUCcIA MURDER
Inquest Brings Verdict Of Death by
Criminal AssauIt-Deteetives
Tnlnk They Know the Fusi-
tive Murderer

At the inquest held yesterday at
Pierce Brothers. morgue over the body
of Joseph Cuccia, the italian murdered
Tuesday, the coroner's jury returned a
verdict of death by criminal assault
Two shots instead of one, as first re-
ported, were found to have penetrated
the mans body.
The inquest was conducted by Act
ing Coroner William Young in the alb
sence of Coroner Trout.
While the cononers jury could come
to no decision regarding the Identity OF
the murderer, it was said yesterday
by Chief of Police Walter Auble that
the murderer was known to the depart
ment, although he said 1t was de-
cidedly uncertain matter when the
fugitive would be captured, owing to
the clannishness of Italians in protect
ing one of their race from apprehension
by the police. Then too, he said the
dread of vengeance among them caused
them to withhold any information that
might otherwise be obtained from them
Sergeant of Detectives Moffit stated
yesterday evening:
'I consider the theory of the murder
er's identity given by The Herald
Wednesday the most tangible one that
has yet be n advanced. 1t is one that
the detectives had already been COM
nissioned to work upon, unbeknown, of
course, to anyone but those connected
with the department."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
Personal Notes

Charles Davies. mayor of Ell Paso,
Tex is at the Hollenbeck.
G. B. Tucker, travelling auditor of the
Harvey system, is at the Hollenbeck.
J. w. jameson, the lime quarry man
from Tehachapi, is at the Hollenbeck.
w. r. Bradley. jr., a Chicago banker
and capitalist, is at the Westminster.
Judge H. C. wyckoff of Watson
vile, Cal, is at the Hollenbeck for a
few days.
]. r. White and w. ]. Wilson, min
ing men from Searchlight, New, are
at the Alexandria.
J. M. Mccormick, wife and son of
Reno, New, are at the Hayward. Mr..
Mccormick is proprietor of the Nc
Cormick hotel.
A. Christensen, superintendent of
the Wells Fargo company, arrived from
San Francisco yesterday and is regis
tered at the Van Nuys.
David Bell, capitalist of New Or
leans, is one of the early winter Wis
itors. Mr.. Bell has taken apartments
at the Westminster and will pass the
winter there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ray of Calf, CAL,
are at the Westminster. Mr.. Ray is
a member OF the firm of publishers,
Whitaker & Ray, with headquarters
in San Francisco.
Mae Sada Irving and maid and Mrs.
Francis Smeads and Miss Dorothy
Smead compose a party recently ar
rived from Melbourne, Australia. They
are at the Westminster.
M. E. Mayer of Belasco & Mayer ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday
and is at the Van Nuys. Mr.. Mayer
makes frequent trips to Los Angeles
/ nthe interest of the local playhouse
belonging to the company.
George M. Curtis of Clinton, Iowa, and
Bloomington, Cal, who is extensively
interested in the Bloomington Land
company and in the largest olive oil
mandatory in the west has come to
Los Angeles for a few days and Is reg
istered at the Lankershim!
w. ]. Knight and his wife, who have
been making a tour of the world and
are now on their way to their home
in New York, are at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight say they have
had a wonderful trip. They visited
Europe, Asia, India, Africa, Australia
and many other places of interest,
staying long enough in each to gain
fair idea of the customs and modes
of living of the various peoples. They
will remain in Southern California for
a few days. visiting the beach resorts
and other points of interest, and will
go east slowly, stopping over at most
of the show places.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
TAKES PEARLS FROM CLANS
Machine Is Invented by Winona Clam
nner Which Is Labor Saw
ing Device
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
WINONA, Mimi, Sept. 27.-A. C..
Windau, a clammer and pearl buyer OF
this city has just invented device that
is believed will prove popular with
clammers. Mr.. Windau will not take
out a patent on his machine.
The machine is intended for the quick
separation of pearls and slugs from the
meat of CLAIMS. After the CLANS have
been opened and the shells thrown into
a heap, 1t is a slow process hunting
through the meat to get the pearls and
slugs. Mr. Windau claims for the de-
vice that it will be possible to do in
one hour what has heretofore re-
duired ten hours, and that the work
is done much more thoroughly, many
small pearls and slugs being saved
that under the old process of hand
picking would not have been noticed.
The device consists of an outer can
with capacity of about twelve gal
Ions. Inside of this is a smaller can
with a sieve bottom elevated about an
inch The meshes of the sieve are
half an inch across. Inside the inner
can Is an arrangement much like the
dasher of an ice cream freezer, with a
turning handle extending through the
top cover. When 1t is desired to separ-
ate the slugs and pearls from the clam
meat the clam meat Is poured into the
inner can and water added. The dasher
is then set to turning and kept revolv-
ing for about ten minutes until the
whole interior mass has been thorough
ly stirred up. The pearls and slugs
will thus become separated from the
meat, and, being heavier. will natural
lly sink to the bottom and pass through
the half inch meshes of the sieve into
the outer kettle. The inner kettle Is
then lifted out and the liquid In the
outer kettle passed through a fine sieve,
with the result that the pearls and
slugs are left In the sieve. In test
with the meat from about a bushel Of
CLAIMS about hundred slugs were
washed out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
FINDS LOVER UP A TREE
Connecticut Girl Reseues Sweetheart
From Anger of Wild Bull and
Fixes Up Old Quarrel
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DERBY, Conn.,, Sept. 27.-A bull and
an opposite red petticoat were the
means of reconciing George aoyt and
Miss Ella Goodman, who were lovers
once but estranged more or less of
the last year.
Hoyt and Edward Cowles were walk
ing through a field at Oxford, when
they were charged by bull. A tree in
the middle of the field afforded them
an asylum. They gained it by the
thin margin of a coattail.
The bull laid siege, and for an hour
the young men surveyed the horizon
for rescue. Then carriage approached
and they signaled it with a coat on the
end of long stick.
The carriage contained a young wo-
man, whom neither recognized at the
distance. But she proved to be per-
son of resources. Tying her horse to
the nearest rail fence she vanished into
the nearest clump Of bushes and soon
reappeared waving scarlet petticoat.
For ten minutes she sood ON the
stone wall and soemnly wigwagged at
the bull with the flaming piece of ap-
parel Then the bull took notice.
AS he approached the young woman
, fled down the field along the wall, still
waving the Silken scarlet challenge
The bull pursued, believing. At the
far corner of the field a fence barred
his progress. On the safe side of the
fence the young woman kept on waving
while the two young men slipped out
of their tree and then out of the field
They fastened to meet and greet the
young woman. Much to the surprise
of Cowles, Hoyt and the heroine fell
into each others arms as soon as they
We're near enough.
The girl was Miss Goodman. Hoyt
had in his pocket the ring she had re-
turned to him. He put it on her finger
and she said, it is said, that it would
ctnn thnra until q certain daV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
FEDERATION ADOPTS BYLAWS
Club Members Give Banquet and Dis
cuss Important subjects-Social
Night Decided

The Federation club met last evening
at the club rooms, corner Third and
Main streets, enjoyed a banquet.
adopted bylaws and participated in
short speeches for the good of the club.
Covers were laid for about 100 MEM
bers.
d. K. Edwards, president of the club,
called upon Rev. Robert j. Burdette
Rev. A. C. Smither, DR.. Warren F. Day,
who made short, amusing and interest
ing addresses.
The club decided to hold a social
meeting on the first Thursday evening
of Il month for the purpose of be-
coming better acquainted and to in
crease the membership. The club has
now about 425 members.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28
Jack shay Is Popular

stood in the corridor at the Hol-
lenbeck hotel for ten minutes yester-
day, and | observed a young fellow
with a happy smile on his face. Hello
slack" mighty glad to see you back"
why. hello Jack, old MAJ" Hello
Jack came from every direction. In
ten minutes I counted ten men say
ing Hello Jack" and l began to won
der what Jacks other name was and
whether or not there was any one in
town he did not know.
/ inquired of the clerk
"Jack-why, yes, don't you know
Jack? He has been coming here for
years and he is one of the best liked
travelling men in Arizona or California.
He sells ropes. fine ropes, all kinds of
ropes"
I saw very clearly Jack" had the
clerk hypnotized and was fearful lest
in another minute he should try to sell
me rope.
"What is his other name-has he
no other name but Jack? l inter-
rupted.
"Oh yes, but L have forgotten now,
nobody ever calls him anything but
Jack. Here it is on the register, j.
B. Shay that's Jack"
The cowboys and the miners of Ari-
zona have been using Jacks rope for
so long they think no new kind is
worth having unless Jack sells it to
them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28

Chairman A. Foshay Of the non-partisan city central
committee announced the appointment of the follow
ing tweny-one of the enlarged executive committee
of that organization:
Russ Avery w. E. Hampton
Fred L. Allies Fred Hines
Arthur S. Bent w. G. Hutchison
NJ B. Blackstone ]. C. Kays
F. W. Braun M Lissner
F. M. Coulter Charles A. Moody
Fred Detmers Ocavius Morgan
Archibald Douglas w. C. Patterson
J. A. Foshay w. r. Rowland
H. w. Frank Willard H. Stmson
A. Fusenot
enlarged executive committee will consist Of twenty
FIVE members and the additional will be announced within
the next few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28

George, dear, what is the scientific
name for the mosquito?"
II don't know"
"Why, what did I hear you calling
it the other EVENING""
"Eh! That was something that won't
bear repeating. ."-Clevelan Plain Deal
~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-28

made in the rules and regulations of
the associations and an abundance of
small grievances were discussed and
righted
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
Gicct FrciGt pcs
~$wamp,aoct
Get bi~ounoerligc 9nrs', 9eper. OF
8lGrefViiooel
SrsseWaHs senses fris pr. goa.

SUdmps Scot, iUrt opfaHetes al ben emf
Neutt Ware o. SlRreipscialiit, belbreocr
ltrdr Rpre', 9cOer', Slrrs os % lriniDra.
Spg0pmue.
&oaIe al Be iSrits Spuutomrr for iuoae
Gprcr rr Snerte elier 1lgo gcrt / Rpaael,
~8heuntdtisruc. Spimmtlbe6, SoDeepine, Ser
pplttet. RutaTrb / BlGreR Sienimerter, Gos
lnulrletaeo, griiSn Suofurpe, ppsuFtet slcr
ntsrte hau8e ruR0t Glasue, woertrqtt llriHe
cller Yang til bppotg ~llrtnlaoHiHa Gag Og
Rat.
Zen iutl0e og oUsror0cHtlile gtrturna az
oct ecrocHsbrrrnIte Rnremisocl, at. Rifs
mcr'S Sluamp-fuCt. utsrtes mart. Set itaar
bHteft gaa @ruao al i'm bioHHoerltae SeL5r.
bette al Be met iutsritfulbe IiifRlocr. Ser
Tom ou trGH9rr en- gsotctH, 5sr on hapc
ben bsoNr.
SmdmpaRuot aRbrialcs life f5r aftiHa.
men eeriom ou bar 9ure. QcDers. Elrr.s
t0er urtHiprcaS pgoorr. Uil SH Trre. al oct
er Hetup oct DhbOeI. On trGHcrr.
SniEcS al apUtrferr / 50 GrRts Oh BIND
G!aiter, Gu fan ida en- grguelai!e az Cr.
SiIHsrS SWur1p RDct o. en- 8amfrt. iopt
fortglsr aft ON bet idmt NANCE 5uigHScr
al SreUF. HtpotagRe ira heibrroeSe aoeu6s,
beagc icnot nit pr. Bot. SfrIU I'll IT. Ri.
mcr \ 60, SunabamptcH. y. g.. % bar
lttttT puu, az on HIuHer, at bu IFfe ppt BETTE
oeLptli9s Sllbuo / "Eccprdb 8uitcn." Tca
ltic 'ctI. nru huit RaDHet Spamp Soot.
TT. StlHIer'S SwaHp Root ca 8OreSieu.
Granddaughter. ". y. pda Hucr SIdits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
st Strnbane. Wtuorsmerfe.

Get grnlIe 9ufomottp "&upitoa",
iom Den itore 8eora, StcpbcWor
ieIp bDglcOe for - Tar ijocn til
SS5errbuneliuien imellem Canterbury
oG adjustable / eugIouo, or MI ifirn'
fet ill ferItnppnte &n.
Cen proPrSiee &c.,Ioic er bItpen
opitiact pno en- iPrIiI QIooS ! RGr-
bcoen al en- al Spcus Qorte % er
ser bIeDct hsitioeIig o~i,orct iom ct
MIin0eSmprfe, life u.cne ill lin Sfos
bCrS Sober, men o8ioo til 2gre for
GngIono, Ser ifiGnfcoc %cr02n Serns
buuen".
Gen QonIe Mtaifiue cr ifelge Ooer'
IcoerirQcr / Noret 1870 t1Ret / @rug
for fsrite 8ong til c'rrDtIin gcripr.
trofif, noQIe WadreN2r tiOIiQcre END
oct minhit Iigeiao b5ramtc 2otomos
tin "Roctet" beapnotc en- IiQneuoe
Srofif imcQem 2iberpooI o. Mnn.
dcitGt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
Scmtiaarsfeiteit
Roalc Semsrtninger ON 5rntianrs.
feitrn / @ppobne % auoet lufalt.

Eoitor 9. 81. giern bolot Sen
egeutIi8e 6eittale meo ScHbIif pnd
NeuigbeoenS Siitorie % 9tpbpG9er.
neS grunoIasaGuoe arbeioe. On IL
oen 9eulerfnitg al Baitor 9isrua
EaIe uil iea tiQaoe mig at btoiGtte;
ben IDoer iaa; "Gfaar ri ioag Ter
6rllaten al set Grbeioc, icnl huber
8uOS &eIit8ucIie cr beburct, bar ri
% ocrc Net iii at boISe 2rbcJieit. 3
ptSe 9tdrter, De imnttfe 0uic, BE- pei.
hG6te Wctncifer, pioner uofion on,
al Grbei0et life bar upret iorQiTpeH.
aIt ailTI8cr ct imltt @i0ncSbnrO ON
bcn& QtoO, arrft % ll0boloubco, iont
be9pn0tc Bette qrun0ITagcu0c ArbeiSc
for 80 Mar iiotu paa bette OcuQanQ
inn soc 2tcO.
3c0cr &onaemoS Gale Uor uolIc
intcrc3iontc Grpf ira NnbuQgcrnc3
Gin / Sc i0rte Cher. San cr en- al
SrunhloQaerne al 6CIoen Ncutgbc0.
ct IfSct Niirit al bans Gale Iu0cr
i%aoIcOcS: Set bar Sommcrcu 1851.
at en- IlOcn GIof al 9iOrifc boiuttc ia
beromfrjnd, % ocn8 IlI blep mouac.
0obLct Set npitc Ior. @iitrot ionOt
life ol2ic 0ioucrer Nuic lube al oft
poot JON &&r0cIa @Nru iou0t BET, Oa
De tog GouaouS &auo; nru life 0cito
minorc NiUIocr Woic TorumniuQ&oro
IiEc Moal oS ionr Ocm: "NoI0 Ser
rcua Sin @lt0$ 9uo, at panorc / bans
@cjc % iru0tc b1m; t5i brrrcu Sin
@uh 'Grcr Oiq til e. loot &ouN."
:. :. 9toropoIo tultc ON Dor Nr.
orcnmrU, % bpoN SEN mIHrc SITIt
bar giort ior Ncu5 @coorcIic. San
tog lit Gcmn ira ct @cr2 al AoicrS
Gang:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

Iig8isrcIie on 5orIssnirg. 30 aar
er mango 9anoeoa9e ftiGnfeoe os al
Scrreu Dor gitSl Gerfor ber oct os
/ DpOmpqbeO, | gro OF SiaiO til
bans Roa0e meo SalruIten unbrpSc:
~IRm SiGf, min SiTI, Ioo Serreu, pg aft,
bpao | mig or, lops bans beIise 9aoul Min
GiTI Iuu SerrrH. Os sIeut life ale baHsa8sis
aIerniH9cr!"
: aurlano WcniFheo or 8 5tof.
fer pau gonite fort SiO aiaaaeoc neb
0sSen. Aoucu iii Cars 6lormo
0anifc uuq) bIcD beqropcu fgrit /
Ncuue Wonnco. Sun 0eOe al GGrtua.
Gen 90c September osoc Start y.
M}eIbu& Al INcr0Omsioudhe6 II Mar
gammcI. bIcu bcNrupet Sen lite.
Srn par loot paa NIom / AltrLn&
Rorae. Oen 3Ote Irmi 1929, par an.
teUiet / Nlrlauo myO ~,yolNlunc& =,
YteIbu3. fom I'll. 9lmtritd Ncu Zoe
IiItt 1870 % boldttc iil her / 5000.
buc. huor Sc alto ItHen bar 6n,t fit
6ient. Dc bop0c { Weru, hUorai ct
opbc / en- unq HyOer 3 iuIate No0e'
rem, oa NiNG0c bleo leoioGet til Sra.
nr1l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
OperI9rer Sanomarf.

MenS jcg bar / aaIeiunb, mdatte
jcg naturIigOi5 bciege 9amIe SOer.
lrrer 2an0morf, ion engong par
2prer peo 2utber College / 9ecorub,
og bsr Dcrfor bope mango &enner %
@eflenotc Der. San laa MI tiIienG5
pg bar prret ooarlig / lang Gio al
e, RpreiDgOom. San bar me9ct
qlao pe0 at fua tale nlc0 mig ON
line eomIe @etienbtc o8 ON norif,
omerifanite Sorboloe, % ri bnooe
ret en- foieIig StlIn0 iornntcr. Cgion
for mig bar BET moriomt at bltife pnn
Sen Sib, ri ioo / &IoSien beo 2ampe'
lpS ON @intcrmor9enen og IPIte Ga.
tin. Sipr maatte ri lore set latin,
ife "ut", iom betso ioa nteget %
boObe ina mange SIogS 6sI9er fornn
en- SGtuing. - Geriom nogle al
bans Senner % Glepet oit 9ltife pnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
~ SiOer csiaa her.

On Waub ira Ct. 9ouis (itolt) /:
Sc. mine Serrer, ct al Seroens betps
belisite Glbrpsserier! Set Iunuer coer
TO 2uien Nrbeioere; bet tilueie briuser
TO NiQiOner Gmber or bper Mao.
uep, ps bet pber euOrme SnOtG9ter til
bort SANDS Stattnmmer."
Wen ban uuoloo at nGulle, at oct
toloer" buupreiuien b~jRlpelpie Smaa
bariObet os ubsn tilitr9ttelis SetlRo'
ming ON @interen, fOr life at tale Oli
5eusiler % Rariussiurser. III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

3022. Sp.: VI. aiper Yeortease fin
Sarm til Q. GIN bar 6. bpe9et ct SuS
paa Sarmcn, ps naar 9. "forcIoier" lin
Rortaaae, fan oa G. flgtte Suiet iom
tilbsreuSe ZIG, eIlcr fstscr bet meo 6dr'
men?
Guar: Set berpr pnn, hrcruiot Der
menem u. % 6. CT en- uStrrffeiis Spers
ensfpmif u,eb SeEiln til SusCu. &apoe
u. uStrpttrlig forbebolht fs Get til at
igttr Suiet, fan bet ucnlis lite pe-e irn'
b%efattct | ben Iprtsasc, ium u. bar 81
net g. Oilers sjGleer ben &cscl, at Su.
ieue saa en- 5urm neS ScnSsI betragtes
fpm faft Gieuspr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

st Daffrrt iauitrer2t FroQrom, BE-
~ifripen0e Guuarb &iulcn2 itororteoe
Sail rfuriioner, ien0c@ 'rit til eubpcr
iom tiIifriuCr Gunor0 @jne, 3O2 quo
g(oe. 60, WfinneapoIi2, Wirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
Seittermimen beo 9acifc eutbcra

Ssitterminen beb 8nciTc 2lttberar
acaoemp | EorfIonS, 8nib.. begpn'
ser Den 2Oen Sftober. Stolen aiper
srunoig ltnoerpisniug / ale Som.
mon. % Ssiifole. Sag iault SogboI'
ocri Surtieifrift, Muiif meb mere.
Den anoen Sftober paabegpnOeS ct
ier IanieOerS ertra allriuS Tor 9sp'
fommere % ANDRE iom iRrlig OiI
legge iig citer at IGre at I9ie. tale o.
itribe Oct engelife Sprog. RGrmere
0pIpsnineer faces oeo at tiIifripe Be-
itpreren Grof. u. 5. DONG, Sarf,
LAMB, 8aib. .-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

Idoer ct @ep9r. men iiteoetfor SagI
anoenSes @ulSforn, 90 iua iprer mun
paa ct eniumt Steb al MOB en- 5ielA.
pas, bpor oa De imua @uIoforn for.
oeIer fig paa ben natnrlieite Nanoe.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

BAN. fan oe 10 ienoe bam / oct MIND.
ite Ct Sort. Zen SiS fommer mauife
osiaa til os, at ui blir eamIe oa en-.
ion,me, % at oct oil Itufie oS en- Ii.
ben @I9oe al bore fra forOums BE.
fienote.
Soerlpreren bnpSe ct fort o.
pr9gtigt 9ibliotbef me0 goo 9itero'
tur. Iette piioe ban iPIse iii BIZ,
Zig &riS. Soa Der er Ell 600 arleo.
ming for benz, iom oiI tiIe9ue Jig ct
poftcrt 9ibIiotbef, &c flcite al gss
perne par i 8%raatpino, iooptot ieg
buffer.
Serm0RSi eIoe.
N~berrrombic, q. q. 260c Sept. 'O6.
rs. gnSnu ct til. 6rucn tnIte
ON lin Ssu, 2eitnonten. pon bar
for Chen pau @rercits, San er en-
megct flirf Raler, % bun ipurgte
mig, ON lea filnbe ifafi' ham 9citiI.
finger beroper. Oct tor icQ life ino'
loSe mig pan. men on no8cn beroucr
suifer fig ct Raleri iro NorBc elter
ORIGINATE eIIer Ell HoVj AZ Ct aoot
uorif @iueSe. iaa biCtgcr man ogiaa
frem en- brau ung &on0 Uco at be-
title Dos ham. s. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

1923. Sp.: CT en- RanS, Tom life ct
gier al SauO. ps life bar barrett Der !
&dnoet / 3 Gar. pIisttg til at arbetoe
Saa @eien (Soutay) eftcr Teiuneiotas
SOP?
.. SafafoIS. bbor 9uurmel maa nj
bore?
Snar: 1. ga.
2. 21 gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02
'9Gt OS life SorfGoarnc 9Isnmd
llnOcr ali. iCm me penoa o. iuu!
Tor Del gap oS Elm NrU te IA Qleumo
Sen er itBrrr, cuo rIGr0e oil tru."

Set cr % 4or, iiocl ser var en-
ioooan GoriomIin9 / NoINen Mcni0.
he's iom MT pCo heuuc 80 Mars Gcit.
N~cSifriDercn al 0iaic %ulicr bar OF.
io0 Tilhercr uco en- - aor2 TCt t
1881 / iommc Mculgbco. McrirIc
3oqc for oct Irttenoc Gre % bmu.
qrcnoe 1iertc, bUor SlPIcH ion0t
TGoe / GrOet ira Gam, iom or BE
ben oS al @rt0 til RctfrrOiQhc0, Sci,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

1927. Sp.: /. Sor en- SieueitetarI 2oo
til at gaa i'm Bel uoariou6eIit, naor
han er Ieiet for Raaueben, og fan ie9
f~orIanse nogen @~ritatnius al BAN?
.. Soao ital ieg gisre meo en- SurI,
1om iIaar til mig o. trler meo at faa fut
i en- Steu % BRUCE poa mig?
Snur: I. Gr Sjcreitetarlen leiet
for en- beftrmt Sib, ma han blue Sic
ncftcn til ben Tio CT Umne; gear ban
lin Bel ubsu uuseu aariGs ia Susbons
hens Sine, tan Scuue bOIbe bar %anipGrs
In for bet Scb, ium paGfgres baHt peS
en- iaabau Saublins. Gr Sar!cu leict
for Maaneoeu, tan ban gan, naar Wua'
rcSen CT Drtine, % iutet GritGtningstrap
fan I bette SiliGISe sibrss g~iGlbenoe.
2. De tan faa Ban ar-eitcret for
Sperfalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

1923. Sp.: Siitorien ~iortrQer, at
Clap oen Seuiaes sig bIsp %upbeoaret / en-
SeIbtifte, iom til fine SiOer bleu lat paa
9sialtcret / S~ronobiems Somtirte. Ru
ipergcS: CT bette Elf9ISet? Spts iaa,
Hoab eucr boor bIco Der al beuue SsIos
iiite?
Spar: So, bet furboloer Zig not
gauife ristig inch Serstriusen Du, at
Senta Claus Spiptrir bleu ittaet paa
Spialteret / Spmtirtcn. Seloifrinet
$500 2DS) bIrp pIpnSrrt nnSsr Refors
matipreu, % Giset bIep | 1867 pau
2cbuS6errsns Seruufaltrius nehiat |
Surbru, cntcr / iclpe Sirfeu saer / hens
Rer6cc. Stenct ficnocs iftn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

1924. Sp.: Seq lountc I'D til en-
Someiteaber en- bel Sci Reuse Paa ZEN
Raaoe, at naar han boboe prprct op,
ituIbe ban betaIc mig. Seq fit Rote paa
6 Raanebcr, Tom MI er iorfaIben, og ut
2anS bar ban proOet pp; men MI bill ban
life 5etaIe Dem tigbage. San ie8 oa life
tage bans 2anS? Guer pan bpiIteu gRaas
be fan ieg bribe benz tuD?
spar: Sc fan life tase hams SunS.
Spmeiteablppen beftsmner uert!ig, at ct
Spmefteab life fan tases iur gi9la, ium
cr ftiitet, fsr Suulefteabtugereu tit TT
9ateut pau 9anSet. Spis @touoen im;b-
Icrtib nusenfnhe blir Gicr at mere, enS
bpao ban CT brrettigrt til at pare / ufurs
itprrct YsfSbrlie at ifSls: 2upeu ON
"Gremptiun", p;l SC Hume gierc Seres
Srnp siGlbenbe meo tlSiigt til at fea,
tpab ban ifglher Gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-02

1925. g.: Oh RauO Dor / @meritn
% bar en- Gum &en9e / en- Sont ! Sri
itinnja, Rcrge. %na bbi(fen Raooe tan
han fan bisIc Serge tilisnbt? San DC
icubcs / 8oit 9~(uneporoer, eQer tan De
icnScS gicnnem en- beroGrcnoe Sant?
>. Soor lang Spii8eIiestto er Der Iom
8egel for 8cIsb / uorite Banter?
spar: &enseue tuu icnbes til en-
bcruereube gGrf.
2. let pil BERG par aftales mcs Sam
fen, ben gib Genasne bleb iaSiat.