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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16
STRAYED.

$500 REWARD: I WILL PAY THE
above reward for the recovery of
two horses which were stolen from
nay place at Manchester about one year
ago. One large bay horse branded
on left shoulder and one small
white po'y branded n on left
shoulder. These horses esaid
to be in vicinity of Ubet or Lewistown,
the constable at Ubet having seen one
of them. All persons illegally keeping
said horses after publication of this
notice showing that they were stolen
will be prosecuted for receiving stolen
property. Address S. H. Wood, Man
chester, Montana 3-13-2t
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16

Any job work you desire neatly ex-
ecuted call on this office
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16
FOR SALE.

QUE THOUSAND EWES FOR SALE;
win begin lambing May 4th; are
heavy shearers; must be sold by April
LIST. G. H. Haemel, Valentine, Mont.
3.6-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16
CLASSIFIED Advertisements

One cent . word each insertion,
payable In advance, for advertisements
In this column. II not paid In advance
10 cents line each insertlon.
Minimum charge for one 1nsertIon
Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-17

pure food bill and was an important
factor In other important Legislation.
The congressmen OF the state are a.
j. Gronna, OF Lakota, a business man
of long experience and prosperity,
and Thos. F. Marshall, Of Cakes, a
banker and old time resident pf the
state, whose work IN congress has
been Of great value. Mr.. Gronna will
be better than ever qualified to serve
the state during his second term and
he has taken hold Of legislative mat
ters in the lower house like an old
member Of congress. He is q repre-
sentat tive Of the sturdy Scandinavian
type that is SO potent In business and
political affairs In the northwest.
With such a delegation In congress,
Endorsed by the vote Of the people Of
the state, North Dakota stands ex-
.ceptionally well with the republican
national administration working in
harmony with the COMPRESSION dele
CATION, the people OF the state will
have every reason to congratulate
themselves upon the character Of
their officers and upon returning an
overwhelming majority for every one
Of them who is candidate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-17

there has been a large increase In
settlement and where land values
have naturally increased by the in
creased demand and the proven pro-
ductiveness of the soil. j.{3
In the state land department, lands
have been sold at figure that is
making the endowment Of the schools
aud institutions OF the state vast in
deed. There have been securities
purchased until the revenue Of the
schools and institutions alone is vast
and it is necessary to provide for a
wider field Of Investment, in order
that all the funds on hand may be
made to bring revenue to the schools.
The state Is buying back all the
bonds issued in territorial days and
that were made part Of the obliga-
tons of the state at statehood wher-
ever it can obtain them, in order that
it may hold its own securities and
pay interest to its own schools. The
same conservative and careful man
agement' has characterized this de-
partment that prevails In every de-
partment.. "'4 - ~
In previous years it has been
claimed that some of the funds Of the
state treasurer we're not deposited to
produce revenue to the state, and this
is complained of in many other
states, but no such condition now
prevails in North Dakota. All state
funds are deposited to the credit Of
the state and the interest is paid into
the state treasury for the benefit of
the state. The interest payments have
increased from some $4,000 three
years ago, to about $4,000 up to
September LIST of the present year,
and the total payments at the same
rate will reach about $4,000 this
year-an increase of nearly hun
dred per cent.
In the examiners and banking de-
partment, new law covering the ex-
animation of banks was passed two
years ago at the recommendation of
the governor. This provides for a
stricter examination of banks and
their supervision by state banking
board. Nothing is more important
to the farmers and citizens of the
state than the absolute safety of their
banks, and nothing is more necessary
in state growing so rapidly as North
Dakota, than strict supervision Of
all institutions handling the funds Of
the people. 1t is in these and all
practical ways that Governor Sarles
realizes the matters that will be of
advantage and benefit to the people
and sets about to see that they are
done. His business experience is
invaluable. And the cooperation of
able officers enables the republicans
of the state to go before the people
with splendid record for clean man
agement and good sense in dealing
with state questions. =. 80 s@s
/ The present administration of the
state has been quick to see the advan-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-17

tage arising to the state from the
turning Of peoples attention to the
rich lands Of North Dakota and has
worked in every way to present to the
people Of the east and middle west
the advantages Of investment and
Ehomemaking in North Dakota. Never
has there been a steadier or more
valuable immigration to the state
than that of the past two years. Ex-
plotting Of the resources Of the state
Is an important plank in the platform
OF. the republican candidate for gov
>ernor OF Minnesota. This is the work
the state has been doing In North
Dakota for the two years past and the
results of it show in every county in
the central and western part Of the
state and In every one of the hun
dreds Of new cities that are springing
up. The state, through the efforts Of
the governor and with funds contrib
uted largely by people in the state
alive to the benefits Of an exhibit at
the Portland exposition, made there
a fine display of the resources of the
state at very small expense, The
state has now on the road travelling
exhibit of grains, grasses, potteries
and the hundred and one resources
Of the state, for display at fairs in
states of the middle west, under the
personal charge of the commissioner
Of agriculture. This is the way rail-
roads help settle lands along their
lines and In the same practical way
the state Of North Dakota is helping
bring into North Dakota thousands
of settlers whose money is invested
here, who help make fertile the un-
occupied lands, who increase the tax
rolls of the state, and who are help
ing increase the prosperity, wealth
and happiness Of the whole state.
North Dakota is one of the most
prosperous states of the union. With
the exception of one term its affairs
have been controlled by the republi-
can party. At the present time it is
splendidly Differed with clean and
able business men. 1t has an admin
istration that works in harmony with
the president and with the national
republican administration. It's sena-
tors, McCumber and Hansbrough, oc-
cupy high positions in, the organiza-
ton of the senate. They have chair
manships of some of the most import
ant committees. Senator Hansbrough
is chairman of the committee on pub
lie lands and is a member of the fin
ance committee, the committee on
agriculture and occupies many other
important positions whereby his SER
vices are of particular value to the
state. Senator McCumber is chair
man on the committee on pensions
and many an old soldier has had his
claim brought to the attention of
congress and fairly adjusted through
Senator McCumber's influence and
standing. Senator McCumber was
one of the leaders in the fight for the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-17
Better Have HSot.",,

Minot Reporter: Engrud said: t''I
will not sit with Knauf." Well. ERA
we're inclined to think If the Judge
had "sot" his standing would be some
what better right now. ~@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-17

and has always been an ardent repub-
Hcan and enjoyed a large law prac-
tice. He Is clean man, of splendid
habits, studious, and has the promise
Of a splendid future on the bench.
With respect to the campaign in
the state this year, the issue is mere
ly that OF the Endorsement of what
has proven a clean and "a deserving
business administration. AS stated
at the opening of this sketch of the
republican candidates. the republican
candidates are pledged to business
administration Of affairs in the in
terests of the whole people of the
state. In, every department of the
state this rule has been insisted upon
in the past two; years and will be in
effect during the coming term.
In the financial department of the
state there has been careful and
business-like scrutiny of all bills pre-
sented for payment. "A system of
sub-vouchers has been put into effect
by Governor Sar1es by which every
bill for expense of a state or county
official or representative is accom-
panied with receipts from the persons
to whom any money has been paid on
state account. The same system af-
fects county officials or persons trav-
cling on state business for railroad
mileage. This is the same system in
effect in government departments and
1t will result in the saving of thou
sands Of dollars to the state and pre-
vents any possibility of mistake or
overcharge. New systems of account
ing have been provided for state in
situations so that there can be no
mistake or errors in accounting.
The management Of state institu-
tons has been at all times under the
direct supervision Of the governor
and the state auditors department.
The additional expense made neces-
sary by the growth of the state in
situations and the erection of neces-
sary additions has been paid, the
present administration providing
some 100000 necessary additional
appropriations and paying them dur
ing the term, keeping at the same
time the current expenses of the
state paid and a comfortable balance
in the state treasury.
New buildings have been provided
for the state agricultural college at
Fargo, the state university at Grand
Forks, the normal schools at Valley
City and Mayville, the state peniten-
tiary at Bismarck, the hospital for
the insane at Jamestown, the deaf
school at Devils Lake, the school of
forestry at Bottineau and at other
institutions. -
In addition to this the admins
tration has paid off the money ex-
pended for buildings two and three
years ago, when the institution bonds
of the state, were declared illegal and
funds could not be raised except by
direct appropriations. This has been
done without raising the, tax levy of
the state. The state board of equali-
cation has raised the valuation of the
railroads in the state so that they
will pay an increased tax to the state,
counties and other corporations of
about quarter of million dollars.
The railroads total valuation is now
about twenty-eight millions, an in
crease of over five millions since last
year. Increases in land values have
been made, but these have been in
the western part of the state, where
Holbrook argus., 1906-04-28

We regard the above as very important, practical and deslr- able regulation of the Forestry Service, and beleive it will be en- dorsed and appreciated by the members of all stock associa- tion. There is but one thing to fear and that is in the selection of such committees, to which the greatest care and consideration should be given.
 Since writing the above we are advised this order has been pro- mulgated by The Forester with modification requiring that an agreement on the part of such committee shall be binding upon the assocation, and limiting such committee to five members. This is the only regulation now in force providing a means by which live stock associations may participate in forestry man agement. In our Association 1t seems we might have separate committees for the Eastern and Western Divisions or one com mittee for the entire Associatlon.
 There has been some tall: of re- organization, and doing away with the two divisions of the Association. If any such action is to be taken it should be talked over among sheep men generally and acted upon at our next an nual meeting, at winch arrange ments should be made to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the above regulation.
 Respectfully Submitted,
 E. $. GOSNEY, President.
Holbrook argus., 1906-04-28
Civil Service Examination
gzEw51psnlss

The necessary blanks for talk ing the civil service examinations fer Forest Ranger or Forest Sup ervisor may be had on applica- ton to F. s Breen, Forest Super visor Flagstaff, Arizona. All applications should be i'll early in order that sufficient supplies may be sent from Washingt on to the point where examinations are to be held, in time for the eX- animation.
 Examinations will be held at Flagstaff, Prescott, Globe and Benson for Rangers on May 10, Il, and 12, and at the same pla- ces May IS for Forest Supervis- ors.
 Applicants for Ranger posi- are required to be sound of health and between the ages of 21 and 40. The examination is based on practical knowledge of the work and field test. Salaries range from 5000 to $17OO per year, according to the ability of the man.
 Applications for position of Forest Supervisor should only be made by persons with train ing and experience along this line, as a rating of 70 per cent for trai ing and experience is re- quired or examination papers will not be rated.
 The Forest service offers, good opportunities for good reliable men at good salaries. A book of rules and regulations govern ing Forest Reserves, may be had
Holbrook argus., 1906-04-28
on application to F. S. Breen, Flagstaff, Arizona.
SNOWFLAKE.
April 2e, 1906.

A PAA ~Oy AOOOs
 Miss Marie West has gone to ConchO to visit friends.
 w. L. Jones and family have moved to the Sponsellor ranch.
 The Kindergarten school will continue through the summer months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Richards spent the later part of last week here visiting friends and relativ- es.
 Last Saturday evening the Class of 1906 gave an entertain ment in honor of Miss Potter who departed Sunday morning for her home in Provo, Utah. She takes with her the best wish es of her pupils and many friends residing in Snowflake.
 Our Commencement exercises last were enjoyed by all of the town people, also by young peo- pie who came from neighboring towns.
 On Wednesday evening the eighth grade entertained; Thurs day evening the gradating class from the Academy had the hon. or; the exercises for Friday morn ing consisted of an oratorical contest and the presentation of Friday afternoon the game of Basket ball was played by the school and town boys, the Senior and Junior classes al- so play a gail.e of Basket ball. A grand ball in the evening was heartily enjoyed by all.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
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cr br,,gt BEN gan1Ic 2cociorm, men
Ia ocune iolioIb ocIpi8 fun er bcpo'
ret / oaurlige grempIarcr, bar mani
lempct paa oet ~ooerIeDereoe 9iacbc,
ielufeIocIig unber iaurttot9 @citrU'
belle for at ~bibeboI0e Ben biitoriifc
Saraftcr.. .,
Zen 9etiife 8eforotion / SfioIoctS
9uno meo aubreoSforiene er bcIIcr
life en- itreng 8opi, men Der er benpt'
tet lignenbc Rottnpr- iom / Ioer8 %
Repers paa Saafnn Wta8nuS'snS
Segl. Serfrn Qr p8iaa bentct 6or'
men puu heit &roucj 2suen hrrer.
Cher SSsorSfuoIcn er unbragt Giau8'
forfeit, pper % bag bette SEN hoIpe
2eue.
Ien Iuffeoe Gpngefroue obcr
5fiotoct er IigeIeoes al beralotif So
rafter, ira en- icnere1Sio enc SspctS
% sffioloet8. Tnifriptfotten er tcgs
net / gomIe Qotiife 9ogitaper.
De Iobrette &inier / SfioIoet3
9un6 er 6en beralbiife TrenitliItn8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

Oct 9ileSc, ri openior briu9er,
fremitiQer bet me norife &igSie8L
itm bIep eobfjenOt / Stot&raao hos
&ongen Sen hoe December 1905.
SegIet er u~oarbeioet al Roleren
Gilt &etersicn poo @r1lrbIne al Ell
9etGnfnin9, Der er of9ioct al Srofc3'
ior gngoor TicIien % Grfioor Ggtl
Sartnnnn efter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sriitiouia og 8%isbenbnon.
Sr. Gilt 8ctersien Dar ira tiolt9
Ct erbperpet itg Snbiigt ont Be norife
3ongeicsI. Sar tesrebe rcmlig i lin
SiS ct Gar tuiinoe Segl til "GtpIp'
motariltm nortpegicun" for ofSsoe
Rigsarfipor Suttfefot'3aas
@eo llborbeioeIfen al Seglet bar
mon benpttet iao meoct iom mtIigt
Se gatnIe @otiper, joni finoe8 Grit
@agnitsisn$ &on8eie8l meS oen GIos
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tusIegl % aon8eiegl. SfioIoformei'
er oct ipiSie SfioIo, iom er fGDes for
ale 6e gamIe 8ongefegl. Si8eleoes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
On RepoIutionsforer.
Sucm er Nnrim?

en- ira Rigo fommenoc Broiesjor
bar iortult en- &orreippn0ent / St.
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piuicruc oa bl. a. foriifret at belle
oenne ScoGaelie filnoe bete1nes iom
en- NonSS @prf. Gcrom jfriuer aor.
reipon0entcn:
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a | hsi @rao mpitiit gcrionligbcS.
Zen SnoiIpoelie. ban forItoo at ,t0.
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CT bppnotiit aorofter. San er eli
ircmrogcu0c Snlcr. San taller nus.
lift Gpif, 2ettiif o. Gitriif meO ium.
me 2ctbc6 % GulNtommcubeO.
San par tiIitcOr ocO adc Weocr.
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Ncrnc bcgpnNtc, % iu9ct ioa ham
fonrme clIcr Haa; ban ouffcOc pIlto.
leIiG op paa EuIcritoleu, 90 iaa lGnqc
ban toltc. ia0 CiIborcruc iou iortrDI.
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&eScr. oQ bans Eopuloritct poreOe
/ ubprc Tnrt, bpilfct Sc mango &c.
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ON bans Fcriou, uotiom bepiicr. NrGe
bans @cinIiu8cr bIep uSiertc u0cn
amIrrcu, iclu on &c oRiau frGococ
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at set / icIuc Rt9o fom til forhoIN9.
bis fna SamncnItco me(lcut Sc ne.
oolutionUre % SoINotcrnc.
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rettct. or bon i~porleit foripunNcn.
Nan bor airttet pon, at b1n opbol.
ser iia noe / 2on0oiItriEtcrnc, mcu
Nennc Nuto1cIic or life holobor, Sa
nae sc GoIOiom1cocr, Gprprcrnc ser
bar bcgnoct, or hans Nutrr obioutt
tmoh. Rircti0pi$ cr Fan Ucnot til
baGe til ct. Petersburg. buor mon
monite hi ioo bom at ic igicn iom
6ribc6SbcOTgCIicuS Sprcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

for res Ioroc. Te Ifron StrcBcr /
sen Iuffeoc aroue8 Gltoe forcitiaer
eitcr SC beruIoiife ReGler SfarIogcn.
ScQlet er o~ocnfor 9ienGtoet / no.
oct Itcrre 3imcuitnrcr, cno Oct utI
foo / @rug. HntogcliG foor set So
eli Giomctcr al 8 a 10 Senttmetcr.
Oct me Segl oil bIipe ~ifoorct /
Hor0c huber Spipn At 5r. Silt Ee'
tcrSicn. If Be gomIe &on8ciegI ot'
bes fun Ct ut rGrc f~orarbetoet tnoen'
lambs, ncmIie Sertuainbe Sngcbcrg|
SeaI az 1918. Oct btcD ifauret /
Oslo. NcrscS iibite aougcie9I al
1874 biep - ri uotcrer oct iom ct
arripium - ubfcrt / Soeri9c. Get
por imaqlgit. uhiitoriif % %otlcttunIif
/ lin Scqnir9, 9cttc nteoutrfeoe NIT
l;qcrtS til, at set btco iaa ofte pdrtc'
ret. Oct me SegI. 'on CT bcroIotif
FORFEIT % f%lnitneriif onttert / lin no
fsrelie, oil forboobentIig baooc TN
Torn,, iaa ben bltoer ensortet / ale
I~nucn6eIier. - (Nitenp.O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

buaten. ga ban traf Ben engeIife
abmiral peo Ell Souper, fol Togo
fiin babe iaet til bom: Seq ler Sem
altiaa igien imorgen." Sans TGIet
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oepprenoe japoneiiifc Heportere, MINI
beoe ONT et nnoieIigt Barn, Der p!uo'
ieIig finoer Jig beniat / gorneS Gel.
fob. Gette bite Jig enoba / iorbstet
8rao, ga Sogo baooe al lore ben ert'
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tilboroS; tbi peo GenbeS SIDE fog bon
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bans Came Iongt mere ipnteS at tsre
BAN enc ban benbe. timber belle Want'
tibet bepareoe So9o i'm poerit refer
perebe SoIoniu9, % ielp bans onoen
GubowfeS, 6ru BARCLAYS uomerfcoc
Observation-Disclosures fcrn1aoeoe lite
at brpoe bans SmIsbe6.
&c itorartebe Seire or o%o5cnbart
life iteane 4bmirol So8o til Sooeoet.
San er Iiee fanmpLt, iom ban aItto
bar pprct, % bans SpfsrieI Gel
lfabslipet ofpiger paa in8en D'oooe
ira bans Sptrpoeu paa 6lagitibetS
GGf. On Wano iom ban oil ielu |
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oa aoIobIobigbeb iom uuoer oImin'
beige Smit9roigbeber. Stge isr
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Warineminnteren / Sotio en- tno-
traneenoe 9epefe, bpori g2iniiteren
paa Rifaoocns 8egne ioreboISt BAN
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ieitpt, at ban life bebsuer Of bore
pnaiteIig. Gm ct Slqg ifal iIaaes,
er blot ct Observation-Disclosures
mail. Mau ifaI ie, at ieg life IaSer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

Iiaoer I ben u~bcotoite lImi06eIborbeO
oa enfIc Sprigtigbeb, bporme0 Dc uos
trnffcr Ratrren9 Sfisnbeo % &irfcs
lie6eo, netop iaoIeoes iom Den piicr
ii9 for 0em. GcreS eene iuOiuiou2lle
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fomrner iii o5 qiennemtrpngt al QH
in66pQct i Den Aoub % Ntmoiirrc,
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% ltoieen6e.
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Clement, iom fan gisre ben itonOno'
piife @uiif ioo oiouuberIiq moIcnOc
% anifuelig. Get itiGnfer Oel5 Gone
en- itprfeuoe 1riitbeo / llOtrptfct, en-
aroma, ionl minoer ON @raneuS %
8egens, 6uruCns % Filens blalocoe
Quit, iom biIier Den HeiienOe, noar
ban nGrlner iiQ Be ifan0inautlte Sp'
tiers 6ioroc, IjeIoe % Sapne. On
ui8 poIoiom Tribeostrang fan iagt'
tageS / oct mcite al ben itanoinaolite
RuIif, iom oioner ON 8euerutioners
8ampc. life moo menneiteli9 timber
trpffelie, men iuarere MOI oct barrie
alima. Ser er intet ilupt % mat
peS De Ifou0luoOlite aomponiiter, til
Tine 5i6er ~uubeuburer DC noget. iOmt
mao betcBnc5 iom GnfetbeO % gtoo'
beboIO / JslcHeu. Ceres Stil moug.
fer De soielt broOcrte Gemoer % 2lra'
better, iom 7. Gr. farofteriierer Oen
itore rusiiFe aomponitifole, % De
min6er os ON Sc boaroisre Senner
al Ell Sorobuuo, iom freezer ombp8gc'
fiat arbeiOe. ior BEN oil noe iauntcIet
iom oct nsOtgritige iii bagIigt 8reO.
Saa6ou "Iaturmuiif" iom ocrcS er
oaiaa oRroi9 en- &ace, JON ueoitom'
mer ira De gamle Sltlnger o8 De blloe
iisiarenoe IorOmRno, bOi8 @IGoe
oper Stormen3, Sapets, Sangcns,
solfinnct5 eIcr Resnbuens Stisn'
beo fable en- al De melt itcrorteOc o.
iantaiiful0e gEptoloGier. iom 9erOeu
nogeniinoe bar tienot.
III 6en Sauite StoIe nauner 6or'
fatteren "8olpens Spaaoom" al Sart'
mann iom Sen betgSelisite muiifaIitt
acknowledgements at 9ifiugracenS
aano. man biotiI bar bert. San fom.
mer Sen o~priH6eIige fauteoe eHfelt.
beo nqrmere eH0 8agner. Zen ioen'
! tie Muiif er bare al 90 til isrgmooi8,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

buup6lon0. 9lniQepel IeUcr Snpans
80 Wtiuioner Snobpqgere bopeOinae.
IiQ al Sorobrilg, Sefort % 6iIferi.
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ncctoagS, % aampcn Tor SiIoGrelIen
bar upret % or iremOeles 6aarO / oct
tpt6cioIfebe, bicrGiuloe 2rt8c. SrObS
set er %IJapaucierne Ct titfre0S % Inf.
fcligt 6oIf. Won arbei0cr life Zig
meo 9lo6puiten / Saiien / Sopm
icm i De 6oreueoe Stater I. Gr. s
0cu ScniceH0e er Sapoueicrne piiere
cuS ri.
Naor III taller ON 6remifri0t / So.
pan, ber ri ntife, at man fan ic Sa'
gen frn minbit TO SpuSpmftcr. Sra
en- Sopnnciers Spu8pmft or ser bare
/ @rep StoS lib, 8. U. /, / Ge ft6ite
IS aor, uOrettet ooerurocntIig meoet
/ Sapau. 2et er ira Bet Spnspuntt,
boabe SSnpaueicrue ieIO % @loocne
Ter paa lingcu. Terimoo Otl en- llo.
lGn6in9. icm far op1otot Zig / 60
ran / lGugerc Iio % trrt 6orboI.
Gene at ficuSc. life pGre blind for
Sen cling, at Sopoueiernc baooe / Set
EuSritricGe. og buu0 Civilization un'
goar. bar lartgt i9iert, in0en De font
mer oio, boor matge oaere6e MI g..
rer Sen are6it for at pPre uaaet
trent.
Wen Sapau giSr 6rauifriot. Stfe
minoit / Den &unit at bp8ge Sfibe.
Ggiaa / andre S~uSldtrier gaar BET
fterHoUer / Sopau.
Sort % goSt: Sapan bar aiurt
iorbauicnoe 1SreHifriot | mango SEN
iccroer DC iiOite 40 Aar, men bar ooB
life en6ml lRrt oft, iom fan lPres
hos 8eItens 5olf. apis DC go6e So
purciere iortiGtter meo Of efterabe
geitenS Rationer / aft Soot, men az.
ffpr crres 2aiter. btir Sapan meo ii
Den ct YtsuiterianS.