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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
\ LIVE GOVERNOR.

The Salem Journal after mentioning
that Governor Chamberlain is real
live governor, says:
Governor Chamberlain has gone to
Harney county 20 inspect an irriga-
ton project.
He goes to Coos county next month
to meet the people and talk develop
ment.
He has attended every development
convention held in the state the past
year that he could reach.
The governor is an active man. He
is an up-to-jate man. He belongs
to the strenuous class.
The state Of Oregon is carrying a
great many dead men on its list. Too
many.
Governor Chamberlain is a poor
man, but he is thoroughly public
spirited.
The people appreciate this and vote
for him regardless of party. They
love a live man.
The people knew that they COM
manded his best service, his best abil-
ity and all his energy.
He is not using his office to enrich
himself but to promote the common
wealth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
BABE STARVED AMID PLENTY

The following instance of the death
of a child by starvation in New York
city. perhaps within a block of mill
lions of idle capital, IS pathetic in the
extreme:
Little John Boyle, the l4-months-old
boy who was yesterday found in the
tement at 42O1 Third avenue. Brook
lyn, died last night at the Norwegian
hospital.
Mrs. Dineen was SO years old, She
had adopted the little fellow from an
institution soon after he was weaned
to be. as she said, "a little comfort to
me in my old age" She was last seen
alive by her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Dowd, a week ago.
When she did not return the visit.
Mrs. Dowd went to see what was
wrong. Her sister was lying on the
floor between the table and the stove
and 1t was clear from the condition
of the body that she had been dead at
least since Saturday.
The family breathing child lay in
the corner black in the face from
starvation and its struggles to obtain
food.
The first cupboard shelf had been
stripped and glasses and dishes which
had rested thereon were smashed on
the floor. A half loaf of bread on
the shelf above lay just out of reach
of the tiny hands, coal scuttle over
turned, had yielded two ends of bread
loaves, but the child's teeth failed to
break them, they were so hard.
Crumbs of a small cake were scat
tered on the piece of carpet in front of
the sink. Here the baby had appar-
emily made his most determined fight.
With no water to slake his thirst, his
suffering must have been intense as
he heard the steady drip, drip of the
leaky faucet over his head.
Tracks in the dust gave indications
that he had pushed chair from the
parlcr to the kitchen, intending to
mount 1t when he had reached the
sink. But the chair had caught in a
hole In the uneven floor and stuck.
There was a half-eaten sprout of
geranium on the floor--one of a box
full that had been thrown from the
window seat.
For a time 1t looked as IL the waif
might live, but he breathed fainter
and fainter, and at 8 o'clock last night
gave a little sigh and passed away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03

instance, loan of $50 where the
number Of monthly payments are six
ana the amount of payment each
month Ss.9S, making the interest 65
per cent
Let the number of monthly pay
ments be ~, the amount of each pay
ment would be S5.S9, making the per
annum interest 60 per cent. Loan
companies differ in. their rates OF in
terest. They send out flaming adver-
tisements concerning low rates of in
terest, but laboring man once in
their clutches finds it difficult to pay
out. When payday comes the work.
ingmans salary is all owed to the loan
company and an additional loan is
necessary in order to meet running
expenses.
The advertised and actual charges
vary. The affairs are so concocted
that the law cannot protect the bor-
rover. An interest charge on $40
loan payable in three monthly pay
ments will run from 13S to 200 per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
OPPORTUNITY.

They do me wrong who say I come
no more
When once l knock and fail to find
you in;
For every day l stand outside your
door
And bid YOU wake, and rise to fight
aud win.
Vail not for the precious chances
passed away,
Weep not for golden ages on the
wane,
Each night I burn the records of the
Gay;
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Laugh like a boy at splendors that
have sped,
To vanished joys be blind and deaf
and dumb;
Ny judgments seal the dead past with
the dead.
But never bind a moment yet to
come,
Though deep in mire, wiring not your
hands and weep;
Extend your arm to all who say 81
cau!"
No shamefaced outcast ever sank so
deep
But thou behold thy lost youth all
aghast?
Dost thou reel from righteous retri-
buttons blow?
Then turn from blotted archives of
the past
And find the futures pages white
as snow.
Walter Malone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
NEW SUFFRAGE ARGUMENT.

The speech delivered by Miss Add
ans, head of Hull House, before the
convention of the Municipalities
league illustrates the significant evo-
luton of the woman suffrage idea,
says the Chicago Record Herald
Originally equal suffrage was de-
manded by the women, as we5l as by
their allies of the sterner sex, on
grounds of abstract right and "high
priori principle" Were not women
citizens, was not anything that was
vital to the community vital to wo-
men, was justice the monopoly of one
sex?
The answer of the opponents was
that justice implied equal burdens as
we'll as equal rights, and that since
woman could not and did not per-
form military service it was perfectly
right to deprive her of the right of
voting.
stract right and dwelt on the property
interests and the new industrial posi-
ton of women. Granted that suf-
frage was a matter of political expe-
diency, could society as at present Or
ganized, afford to deprive women
property owners, women taxpayers
and women wage-earners of the pow
er to protect their material interests?
But that argument offended the ar
dent advocates of equality and de-
mocracy and there were warm pro-
tests against the proposed discrimi-
nation in favor of women property
owners and wage-workers.
The movement for municipal wo-
man suffrage is founded on a third
argument, and one that is undoubted-
ly more effective than either of the
earlier ones. Miss Adams, disclaim-
ing any reference to academic"
principles, declared in her address
that municipal government is "house-
keeping on large scale" in many re-
spects, and that to many civil duties
women can attend quite as we'll as
II not meter than, men.
Clean streets. health, smoke sup
preston, sanitary inspection, sweat
ship reform and hundred other
things involve the application of the
principles Of good housekeeping, the
argument runs, and simple expediency
dictates the extension Of municipal
suffrage to women.
II this new plea shall succeed with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
PROGRESS.

There's a telephone ditch in the
street itself.
a ditch that is deep and wide,
And a heap of brick is lying thick
On all the walk beside.
They're rolling a residence down the
road s'IMN
And pulling the trolleys down,
And the streets for miles hold lumber
piles,
For Buttes progressive town!
If you walk at night where there's
little light,
There's an even chance that you
viii fall down a hole that Is meant
for coal
or drop in a shaft or two;
And while you are watching under
foot
For holes in the soil so brown,
Your head bumps-bing!-on scaf-
folding,
For Butte's a progressive town.
Then a grocery wagon runs you down.
And a robber holds you up,
And you go back to your canvas
shack
Your quiet meal to sup;
But the milkman's boosted the price
of milk
To the cost of a monarch's crown,
And the rent has riz and you starve,
gee whiz
Cause Butte's a progressive town!
-Berton Braley in Butte Inter-
Mountain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO.

But yesterday thou vert a queen d.
vine
OF Love and Song! Venus and Sap
pho sweet,
Ceased their rivalry meath thy golden
feet.
Poised 'twixt the New and Old! Both
did incline
And for thy beauty, all their pomp
resign.
Excelling Phoebus: We thy sun did
greet
Aloft, as rival to Jove's regal seat.
Which all the worlds sweet melodies
confine.
From laughing That's to weeping Niobe
Did Mother Earth constrain thee to
relent,
In guise so grand, that man could not
resent.
Chastising thee, for that upon thy
knee
Thou dldst not sooner give in worldly
fee,
A dole Of Fortune and to be content
To sever from thy old life, and repent
Like Ariadne moaning by the sea.
Jeremiah Lynch in The Argonaut.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
BUSY YEAR FOR OLD FOLKS.

1t has been a busy summer for the
old. Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt, of Brook
lyn, celebrated her 1O6th birthday.
At a Vermont county fair Charles
Taylor. of Middlebury, aged 100. drove
his PAGER, Robert B. an exhibition
half mile in 1908.
Mrs. Sarah Hall Doremus, of Par
sippany, n. j., reached 1O3 in full
possession of her faculties, with only
her sight slightly impaired. David
Hill, cOlored. of Providence, 104, was
arraigned in court. Mrs. Elvira ].
Sheeter. of Williamsburg, Mass, took
a motor car ride on attaining cente-
marian honors.
In Vineland, n. j.. 19 persons more
than so years old attended the serv-
ices at the First Presbyterian church
The summers death list of centenari-
ans is interesting. Mrs. Eliza Fair
child Wheeler died at Groton, Conn,
and former Senator Pierson at Swed-
eshoro, y. j., each at the age of 101.
Mrs. Lavinia Lovett, who died at
North Tarrytown, aged 1O2, left %
living grandchildren.
The oldest man in London, James
McNally, died at the age of 10, and
the oldest Canadian. Mrs. Ferdinand
Reese. Mt 113. Mrs. Reese saw Ma
poleon in 1912.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
RoAsTs THE LOAN SHARKS.

State Labor Commissioner o. p.
Hoff, yesterday gave out his views on
borrowing on salaries and the install
ment plan of buying, which will ap-
pear in the report from his office to
the coming session of the legislature
from which the following is taken,
says the Salem Statesman:
The habit of borrowing on salaries
is detriment to the laboring people.
BY this method the weekly or month
ly salary is pledged before 1t is earned
and interest as high as 200 per cent
is charged.
The loan companies speak Of rates
OF interest, but their actual charges
cannot, with propriety Of language, be
called interest. The element Of risk
enters into the charge when loans to
the wage Garner are made. Take for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
Special Rates by the week or month.
Excellent Cuisine.
Prompt dining room service.

'slodoU WoLJ sNooIg o5nL &IuO
uI uiooH pluIIIlH pun LUa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03

A delinquent subscriber was dying
and the editor dropped in to see him.
How do you q" asked the pencil
pusher. "All looks bright before me"
gasped the subscriber. 81 thought so,"
said the editor. you'll see the blaze
in about 10 minutes"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03

The public schools of McMinnville
have opened with a total enrolment
of 325 pupils. This Is about the same
number as enrolled last year on the
first day. The total enrolment reach
ed $50 last year, but no increase is
expected this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
.OF--

PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan, SO per day and up
ward. Headquarters for tourists and
travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
in the hotel.
II. c. BOWERS. Manager
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03

The average monthly salary receiv-
ed by male teachers in Oregon is $780,
02, an increase Of $3.50 per month
over two years ago. Women teachers
get s4495, an increase Of $3.50 per
month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-03

the majority Of the women of our
cities. it is safe to say that success
with men will speedily follow.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
PanoelsrereIien.

ri 9rmS " 8raSitreets lagentIi9e
&onoeISopcriigter for iibite Ssroag
bibiGttcS fSQcnSe l1boro8.
Seller life / ben forIsbre l1ge bar
Der pTret ulunitiee SorateeIier nteo
llnotosaic al Stormen i SpSeL Der
BOG bapoe rUiten uSeIuffenoe Total
Sirfuina.
SsithanScJeu er mn | htIb @arg,
iGrIig er @lrFicmbeoen itor i Urn
GOODS, MoOeparer og Stntsi. s
ole IeSerSe SnSuitrigrene iibSer for
reitcn Sabrifunterne iuSe me0 SeiiI-
Iinaer, ser piI boESe Dem bcitiGfti8et
laRgt irtmopcr. Gen lioliae inoit'
itrieQe GirfiombeS iuititrereS ogina
peo Se~rnbanernes itcre SragttraTf,
iom / September Raaneb bar 10
Yroccrrt iterrc stb | ianme NooneS
iiior.
SubberetUinser ON garbeien ioa.
rer / ole $arieenoer I'll Gorpertnin.
ssrIie MAJ llnhbusele al at Bonn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Soreorae ON Wais.

SorIeben boIot Greene Gountp,
Soma, en- "Seeb Corn Dap, og grof.
SoIoen fom berneb fra Statens
Sanobrugsifole og gap Sarmerne
mango gooe ginf. San iasbe, at
bois man gienneminitIis faar ct Or
paa ~ Inner al bper "Sia", iaa be-
tpber oct 90 guibeIS pr. @cre; men
bots man Blot faar ct Tibet ar, BIZ.
Der llobpttet 3S gliibeIS. Gette er
ct iimpelt Regnitpffe.
ErofeSloren fom me0 mange lore.
rige SpIpsninger % inbifierpebe en-
RGngoe Sing. De pigtigite bar:
Brso 8jernen / Raisieoen, % brig
life De aorn, iom bar en- Tibet ipire.
bpgtig &ierne. San forflareSe no.
fsrlig, bporlebes mar ifaI eoa freln
% bite oct praftiif nteb @renlplarer
al forifieQige aorniorter. en- iaa.
ban Brspe fam 6armerne foretoge
til erboer Sio, naor De bar en- Iebi9
Stuno.
Gernpit inofiPrpebe ban, at Sob.
filter maa til. "Saa life WaiS paa
ben famine @eer aar efter Ior,"
ia9be ban; men iao Wais set enc
Nor, SABRE, 9p9, Speoe, 8oteter,
&leoer 0. /. b. BET n9ite og bold
beb inaleoeS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Olap Uloe paa Gournee

Som for meobeIt Der / 9la6et, bill
BEN befienOte norife SioIiniIt SlaO
Nioe uboper SOFTEN % 8interen fore
tage en- &oncerttonrnee giennem De
norife Tiitrifter / gnlerifa. San er
MI anfommet til 9ep Yorf, boor ban
gop lin ferIte &oncert ben zoe OF.
tober. Serefter bar set Weningen.
at ban ifiIIoe ipiQe pna here Steoer
/ Often, inotil ban SEN 21oe bS.
igien optrGber i @ep Dorf for at as.
iiitere IoromGnbeneS Saneforeniug
oeo bens gnrsfoncert. llmiooel6art
S~ereiter refer ban peitober og fom'
mer oa antagelig til at ipiae / Chi
cogo, Rabtion, @is., 60 GrosIe,
@is., % andre Stcoer. Eli Rirne'
apolis fommer ban Sen fsrite nge |
Nopember, % til 9ecorab BIZ ban
muIigenS fomme fort berefter.
Slop Woe bar, iom ~befienbt, iGr'
Iia Iaet iis efter norif GationaImlt'
if, % / SoIfningen al Sen er ban ell
rem ReIter. @i for,ioiGtter iom en-
oioen Gag, of bans IoSta8eIie bInnSt
2onSSmpnb beroper biz ipore baoSe
til hans egne Soroertninger % til
BET &p, iom er eaaet ioruS for ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
5orcoras af Sr. SGruplo.

Som man allereoe bill babe feet,
oiI Ola Sobnnn SGrpoIo boloe Sore.
Drag ober Rorge | Sraub Sperobrs
isritfoumcn6e Wanoaas aiten I'm.
Scr Sansioreningen 2uren"s au.
ipicier. Oct or os en- 6ornsieIie at
filnne nnbefaIe bette Soreorag paa
oct beoite, og Ri baaber, at Sperabu'
JET bill bIi fplot til iioite 8labs ben
aiten. @oaoe "2ureu" og Sore.
o%ragsboIocrcu bar 10 iprIige 4rap
paa 9ccorubS norife 8ublifum, men
uOen Senipn BERTH bill man iifferIt9
nteS @IGoe aribe Oente anIebuin9
til at bere SGrpolo tale ON BET me
og, til of ie bans uomGrfeoe
2psbiIeOer. San bar ncu,lig, Tom
for opIpit, for Be Sorebrng, han nj
ifoG boIOc beroper, iifret fig Ell
NGrgoe npc 9iqeoer mcb iGrIigt
poa De itoitc biItortife gegt'
benbeocr / port anmIe SPorelano, %
man bill faa anIcOnirg til at ie So
pcSicenerue I OiSie epofegisren6e
SilOrageIier. Ser er I. Gr. gtaeSer
17bc Mut Seitligbebcrne / ariitia'
MIA / 1906, gnrnctoget, Solfeto8et,
Ronerns GnfomIt o. I. b.; ligciaa
zoe Sunni / &riitinnin og ell Rpffe
fortrirIine @ineocr fra aroningsfpr.
BEN, iuniom: a%ongepdrret fisrer no
fra SIottct, ne6o0 aarI S5obansgd0e,
afguar, 2%iaebnmmer, aonge,
parrots Infonrit Bio og nnor be bill.
fer paa oe f%renuusote, Ia lille arons
prtnien bIep finefotoarnferet o. I. b.,
(. b. fra belle Reiien % ira SpboI'
oct / Ironobiem. aroninaen III. NJ.
,Sore0ruget tluitrereS meo lem Sus
len SOB beOGgeIige 9ilcOer % ct
foIorerebe 2psbiaeber. Der
blir meget at ie baabe for 9srn o.
Sr. SGruolS er iaa bel %
iorSeIo9tigt ficnbt iom Sorebrogss
at ieIoc Soreoroget oubeioIer
ig ieIo. 9iuetpriieu er 80 Gents,
ior @srn % Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
SRA Sprtna Grove.
(giter "Serafo".)

MRS. Wortin Gllinrel og bent.
he8 gsrn rciite iorriBe 3irSbags
Moraen til 8iQiitorl, q. 3uf., bpor
benbeS Wtano bar SonreIteaoIor1b 80
Wtil fra @pen. 1eres nGrlneite 8oit.
tuS er Iruegarb.
- WisiionSieit 6oIotes / @ilming.
ton &irfc Ssroag ben 30te Sept.
Yrof. &. Soue ira 2lltber Sentinar
bplbt WiSiionSprroifen paa gtorif
ON Sormibbagen. % ON @itermioOn'
qen talte ban paa gngelif. Differ OPP
togeS oeo beage @ilbstieneiter, og
apinoeiorenin8en Ifaffebe 8affe til
ale, JONI bapoe WaSfurpe meS iig.
- 5om @olberg reiite for en-
StunS iioen paa ct I9usere @eisg til
Chicago, bpprira ban reiier til 8iai'
iton, g. Cat, for at 30 paa lit Some
~Iteablonb.
- NtiI8 Cara Reqle reiite for ct
Gar Tiger iioen for at beis8e Sle9t'
ningcr % @nner / 8eitbp, 8is.
- apotbctcr g. Reierion fom Tor
ct Sor Tiger iiben tiIbage fra TN
Sur til @or8e. San beisgte jim Silent
bpgo % mango al De intcresIantelte
SteSer i Horge % baoSe en- tornsie'
Zig Cur. ........
6. 9. 9ersruS % bans Ssn
reiite forIeoen til SifinG, g. 0at.,
buor ban / Eremtibeu pil DO paa en-
Iorm, iom ban bar fisbt Serltoe.
- Scnrp Gleitoo bar pTret / Glen
lllen, q. 3uf., og LITE ii9 iaa 8oot
ser peit, at ban fisbte en- 6arm Der.
- 81. {. Nien frm forrige Ssn'
boa biem fra S1uin Saaep, bpor ban
bar arbeioet paa i'm 6orm. San
oiorbe / Sommcr en- 6orretningStltr
iii Canada.
Wr8. s. u. 9raaten relIte FOR
ct Gar ll0er iioen meo fine Ssmner
Carl % SSSobn til Arncgaro, 9t. Tat
bpur DIR. 9ranteu iiSite Saar too
SorueiteobIano. Rr. @raoten bar
reiit llaen ioruo meS oeres Sitsbolo'
ningsia9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

iilosaDlingen | SpSen Ieb enbeI Sta-
DC, bpiIfet bar meofsrt en- poISiom
Sttgning | 0omuIospriierne. De
trpappe geboIoninger og ben IipIise
GfberipsrgeI efter Staalparer Of ole
Slass for foraariaset en- opaSgaaen.
DC Een6ens ! Yriierne, og Muisn
reoblir itaotst at itige tnbtiI oct ips.
ger meo, at ben bill BIZ opifrlret paa
inmme RooSe fom for nogIe Gar II.
Den. Haftsn ole SmeIterier er nh |
ful6 @irfiombe6 og mango rpe oil
blt fot ienng. ollie andre Wetaaer
er ogfao nebDarerlbe | bsi Bris.
Salitternes @ntaI | Iioite llee 10.
9ioroe | De Sor. Stoter 1873 intoo
1876 ben t~iIiparenSe llge ifior. Zen
fantleoe SaaiteieIb for Septenber
nSgiorbe $685. 95 imob $685..
537 September ifior.
nSfspieIen al Sosbe (0ael inbbe.
fattet) ubgiorbe ! ben forIs5ne ltge
4,917,000 guTbels imob 1,073,000
Den tigiparenoe uge ifior. RaisuS.
fsrieIen ubgioroe SAC, 900 glibels
imo6 1,1s6,000 flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
5noianif oe ~iapaneiiif.

Sfte fremfommer llotalelIer ON,
ut man timber SlGgtifub menem Sr'
Oianeriprogene % Be eitaiiattIfe Std'
LETTER; men De biorprer altto ira
"2egfoIf", meoenS bore iproglRroe
tier title. llnber &rigen poo 81
Iippinerue bar Der / Sen umerifanife
Scr en- Snoianer, ion forItoo DC
in0fsote, bIep oct f~ortaIt, o8 MI tcle'
araiereS fra SberiOan / @pomin8,
of gfegierirgenS 9eitprer al GroD'
S2noianerne$ H~eierpation, Sberit 3.
6. Gepnolos, bar giort en- lt9neHoe
@rfaring. "Sper poo @roiu.Reier'
oationen Dor en- Neger oeo Noon
Smofp," fortGaer SberIten. San
bIeo loot pua 8eieroationen og aOop.
tere6eS al en- @rop.S tomme, iaa ban
err oporogen iom Snoiorer. San ia.
Ter bebre Snbinnif enO @ngeIif. Il'
tio orbeiber ban peo I~genturet og
aImiltoeltgpis for Snoianerogertet.
Sfior booOe ieg Ell iopaneiiif Sof.
9ogle Gage eiterat ieg babe foat
BAN, fom ire Sapnneiere, iom arbei'
beoe Saa 9urIin9ton.@nnen for at
beisae lin 2on05monb. Ie befanot
ii9 / ai6ffenet % ifrooleoe oGf, oa
Snlofp fom til. Rogle Mtnitter ef'
FER gif Iegeren in0 pao &ontoret I'll
mig % fortolte, at &apaneerne lite
6etfor lit eeet Nor$moaI bru9te
@ropiproget. Seq par oengat8 life
itin / SnSianif og Qif no / aieffenet
til min aof Com f,lnoe tale en-
aeIif) % ipi,rgte, boorIe0eS bet for
roISt zig. Eli min Sperraifelie TT
ieg bore, at Smofp for eli Gel bnrSe
&ct, iSet mango ~inponeitife Orb brit
ees / Gropiprceet. Seq er life IGro
not til Of forfIare, bporIeoes BET fan
brnge iarnmen. at Srbiunere, lom
Dor 1000 MiI ira StiucbaosfpIter,
fan ba faat tat / ORD, iom bsrer
biemmc hos ct 5oIf pna 6en anoen
SiSe al set fore SAP"
Zen gamIe 2Gre or, at Snoio'
nerue er fomne fra SItaiien o9 tel'
qeIig er Ser irtet f~oruuNerIigt j. at
be taller StoIefter. iom er n9r be.
ilGeteSe meb be staiintiife Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Qfifeosfeit.

On imuf gliifeoSfeit boIotes 6reoaa
aften i @etbIebem,airfenS Saiemert
for ReSaftsr 6. .. altboI % Sritru.
Soften bapSe aoifiuig ooer buuorebe
Geltogere. 8aitor SbueNt boIot en-
Gale o. operrafte Gi,boIS Ell Sengc'
aape ira @enuer / Nenisbeocn. 6Or.
monS 3abl bolot er Gale on Saitor
gubpIs girfiombeb ION Rebattsr, %
9greSgieitcn ipareoe paa SaIerue.
airfers Rur, ser iamme aiten eocoe
oppe / airfen, fom ueo % lang q
Gar Sanse. Eli Slutntrs bar Der
9eoGrtning.
Rcoaftsr aubol rciier pan 2aaStt
for at bciGttc iis. Saskatchewan al
"2utberaneren" oil | nGite Waare0
Hipe upertaset al Saitor %. @ggen
i @aSiion. @is - Suglig Sih."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
mrs. senrn M. Sonipn fro

- Irs. Senrp ~. Sanion fra
Gainesville, 8is., err for 9ioen | ge.
isg hos lin Rooer, Wrs. y. 8. Stu.
itao, % fin Ssiter, Wrs. &itaro
Shrrbbe.
5 Soparo Gointp bar @epn.
blifanerne opitiQet en- -apinoe, Niis
Snrab 6. grofpn, iom 9anoibot til
County, superintendent og Gemcfra-
terne bar iulst eremplet, ioet be bar
nomireret Miis 5Iorence u. War.
ibaa iom lin aanbibot.
- gpgmeiter 8. 8. Slion fra
Stillmoter, iont ifaI bpgee bet npe
2utber College 3ormitorp, bar ben
forlsbne llee Der | 9pen for at i9tte
| 8Grf arbei6et paa 8runbmnlren.
arbeibet begpnote Snsbas og piL,
iaaian6t 8eiret tiIlaoer BET, bIipe fulb.
isrt ! Ssit.
Sd 8orretninaen | @inneibeif
Gountp State gonf bar Hut Den 29oe
Sept. og Reauifabet opgjort, ooer'
fired ben Gum man bapoe | af-
tipa, $1,000,000. Get maa iiqes
at bare ooeroroentIig for en- gp
al Tecorabs Stsrrelie % meb ire
Banter. Oct taller tpbelig ON Bel.
itano bIanbt @inreIbief Gountp8
5oIf og ON at Solicit bar SiItro til
8inueibief 60. Stote gnnf.
- Senrp 2nrien GgtepieoeS ii6ite
Sorsoog til Nii8 gIeonora @iitge
I 9ruOeus Sor9IOrcS Siem | Sigh
lamb Sofpnibip. @ruben er Ell Dat.
ter al Wr. % Wrs. Z. 6. Singe %
grlbQommcu er Ssn al Son. og
Wrs. HeIS Carton. gegge SomiIier
er bcIfienote % bsit ogteoe Sn0pao,
mere al npOnte Somnibip.
- araftitntionen pcb Upper Soma
Boiper Cos GGmning / Gloen mel
lem 7ecorab % @aufon er M for
Dig, % mango 8oIf fra 9peu fisrte
berneb itbite Ssnoag for at ic Den.
9ermeo er gobt og bel SalpbeIen al
&rbei6et ferSigt, % oeriom @eiret
er no9enIunbe gobt, bill belle Gent
ningcn bare fproig til lite December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
2eIoals Rirfe.

gfterot ieg bapoe ienot min ar'
tifel ON RsIoalsfirfe, bar ieg poer'
Iigere mootaget SIR. t04.30 til ct
Srgel. 9elsbet er inbiamlet al z.
q. SbIanb, Boem ieg berpeo brin9er
Dor bierteligite Saf.
@nopioere bar MI Dor eperite Sir
feitpreIie forbstet fit 9iorae fra
1900 Str. til 5000 SIR. ltoiig.
terr,e lpsner iaoIebes, men biGlp
trGnges fremoeleS.
Sob8. 9roc6mann
RsI0al 17oe Spet. 1906.