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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-30

VOL. XIV. NO. 8.
@oed1 ReWs
Little Jimmie Gill is very i'll
with appendicitis.
". l.. Gupton spent few hours
in Jonesb burg Saturday.
Earl Fuller made a business
trip to st. Louis Thursday.
w. w. Hammack spent several
days in st. Louis this week.
r. E. Schroeder of New Florence
was here Saturday on business.
Miss Grace Gupton pent Sat-
urday and Sunday In st. Louis.
j. Fl. Wilson of Jones burg was
q business visitor here Saturday.
Merrell Jordan of St. Louis is
here this week visiting his mother.
Two secondhand wagons for
sale, cheap. w. o. Sailor.
Ralph and Carter Perry spent
Thanksgiving with their uncle in
st. Louis.
Mrs. Geo. Deskin of Moberly
spent Monday here with her BROTH
er, r. S. Paul.
John Vogt, jr., and wife came up
from ST. Louis Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with homefolks.
N. b. Webster of the High Hill
Enterprise was here Friday, and
made this Office a pleasant call.
No hunting allowed on my
premise, witd dog or gun.
2t. G. L. ROGERS.
G. G. We'll, wife and son went
to Slater, Mo-, Wednesday to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with the for
mer's fsrents.
The w. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. r. Fl. Britt next Monday,
Dec. 3rd at 2:30 p. m. All mem
bers requested to be present.
Paul Cason, who is clerking in a
drug store at St. Louis, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday here with his
parents, w. N. Cason and wife.
H. G. Turner, erstwhile editor of
the w ellsville Record, late of Car
rie Nations Hatchett was shaking
b ands with friends here Saturday.
The Brownies made Montgom-
cry a visit this week. See what
these little people have to say
about their vi sit on another page
of this issue.
Mr.. VIM. H. Gruber of st. Louis
and Miss Lena Johnson, of near
Danville, were married, Tuesday
at $3.50 p. m. at the home of, and
by Rev. T. M. Green.
For SALE:-Hard-wood lumber
for building purpose at mill 1
mile north east of Buell., Mo.
Prices S1.OO to SITE per hundred.
2t. D. B. SAILOR.
"Miss ouri Meerschaums" are to
be figur ed in the profits from the
corn crop of this state. The corn
cob pipe factories in Missouri turn
out between n 25, 1910 and $1,000 fin
ished pipes IN day during the
busy season.
The birth rate of France is de-
creasing at such an alarming rate
that it's National association has
decided to inculcate the idea tina,
parents who raise more than three
children are entitled to public
gratitude and protection.
A $40 reward will be paid the
person finding an "ad" of a Jones.
burg merchant in this issue of the
Journal.-Jonesburg Journal.
Jonesburg is no worse thar
other towns in this county Bro
Lavender. No newspaper II
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-30

". l.. Gupton spent a few hours
in Jones burg Saturday.
Earl Fuller made a business
trip to st. Louis Thursday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-30

Jas. E. Clark of Sedalia is a
candidate for speaker of the house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

of fossils and minerals probably in
existence in the country. This, with
the numerous other groups now in the
possession of the university, gives the
institution what is believed to be the
most valuable aggregation of paleozoic
fossils IN the United States.
The sum paid for the collection.
which was gathered together by the
late Prof James Hall, who for more
than fifty years was state geologist of
New York and the foremost Amer
lean pa1eontologist of his time is not
stated exactly. The collection was
valued by Prof. Hall at SIS, 600.
It was stated in the announcement
of the gift made By Acting President
H P Judson that this price proved
too high for the resources of any Of
the many universities anxious to se~
cure IT. but that the sum agreed
upon is considerably below that
fisllre,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
BEATEN TO DEATH
with a stick Fiued With Nails by Her
stepanother.

youngstown. o.. July 2.-The discov-
cry yesterday that 6-year-oId Elsie An
derson had died of wounds on her body,
apparently the result of q beating with
a stick filed with nails was followed
by the arrest of her stepmotheT. Jennie
Anderson. The woman was very nerv-
Gus and beyond admitting that she had
beaten the child frequently in the las5
three weeks, refused to talk.
Physicians who examined the body Of
the child decided that she had been
beaten to death. The body presents a
horrible sight. From the top Of the
head to the soles Of the feet there are
not four square inches not punctured
with what are believed TO be nah holes
or covered with ugly wounds. One arm
and shoulder are broken
NeiRnboFs say that for three weeks
ths woman has kept the child hidden
from its father. When the father re-
turned to his home at night the little
one waH shut up in the attic. Marks
on her arms Indicate that she was tied
with vones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
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SNAPSHOTS.

TEs an right to have a sane Fourth
but it wouldn't seem natural to have Il
too sane.
Topeka now has a cinch on second
place in the Western association pen
nant. race.
There was q small sized thunder storm
on Saturday night but hardly enough
rain zen to lay the dust.
Mrs. E. Whitset. who used TO run a
store at Lake View. has purchased a
grocery store in Topeka.
Rev. J. Albert and family left this
noon for Los Angeles, where they viii
make their future home.
Louis skinner, son CT Mrs. Adam
skinner. 1910 East Fourth street, is
auarantined for dfphtheria
Tae Lorraine Buchanan stock com
ny opened at the Air Dome last
alsst and the place was packed
The large awning on the front of
the Mcdowell Printing com any' s
once was torn down in the storm last
night
A large number of the young peo-
pie of South Topeka are going on a
picnic excursions to Leeompton the
Fourth.
a trip down Kansas avenue viii not
reveal many eviesnces of a sane Fourth
- the window displays form any
criterion to go by.
@44SAS . ouAtUOS DtyhSS MS E4ANld pt9
reoaEd on Saturday night He was in
sixteen fights by actual count and won
ali Of them easily.
The few weak remaining branches
ca sle trees which escaped the wind
atorEa Of last week we're brought down
by the wind Of last night.
Tomorrow is an off day in the West
ern association schedule. The teams
ought to get web rested up for their
f7rreflafat n go f74zYsz on the Fourth
The storm last night was at its
worst ln the vicinity of Twelfth street.
The street was almost a solid mass of
broken branches early this morning.
r ne Of the merchants on Kansas ave-
nue. adysrsfsss his drecrackers and 9TH
ee~ noise promoters this wise: "HuTrahi
Make a noise like the Fourth OF July
A cheerful spirit on a Vinewood car
last night, when the Storm was al its
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

les are Worded to cover any special
meeting Of the stockholders that may
be called as well as the annual meet
ing
The officers of the road say that they
nave not heard of any movement to
obtain proxies ia opposition to PTesi-
dent Fish
It has been expected for some time
that the Hartman interests in the Il
linois Central might make an effort at
the meeting next October to supplant
Mr.. Fish. It remains to be seen how
far Mr.. Fish VIII retain the support
OF the stockholders, whose proxies have
reelected him president Of the road
year after year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Sc AToR LODGE On HAND.
To Tell What He Knows About Cam
paign Contributions.

Boston. July 2.-united States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. who was summon
ed to appear before the grand jury Of
Suffolk county in an Investigation into
campaign contributions by District At
torney John 3. Moran came to the court
house today. The senator had been call
ed to appear tomorrow. but arrange
ment was made to meet the district at
torney instead.
The investigation is a development Of
the case of Robert Proctor who last
week was convicted Of the larceny Of
1925 which 7ohn G. Bestgen of Quincy.
claimed ne had given Proctor, who was
Senator Lodges secretary, as a contri-
button to the Republican state cam
paIgn fund in 1904 Several prom
inent Republicans, including officers OF
the state committee, were summoned to
appear before the grand jury tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
THEY WANTTHE MONEY.
Creditors of san Domingo Are Growing
Restless.

washington. July 2.-The creditors
Of santo Domingo. not only European,
but American. are becoming restless
over the accumulation Of funds in a
New York bank representing more
than halt of the customs collections
of the little republic for the last year,
and are trying to bring pressure to
bear upon the state department to Sc
cure a distribution of the funds among
the creditors such as was conternp plated
by the Dominican treaty which was
left Enacted upon when the senate ad-
journed. It is quite certain that
Secretary Root Will not sanction any
distribution of the fund among the
creditors until by means of the com
mission which he intends to appoint
the merit OF every claim is demon
Stra3ed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
lTsH-HARRTMAN TIGHT.
Illinois centraI's President Takes Tine
by the ForeloclS.

New York. July 2Proxies for khe
annual meeting OF the stockholders o.
the Illinois Central Railroad company
IN October have oSeu mailed
10 the shareholders 81 the road The
proxies are made out n he nane Of
Stuyvesant Fish, the president Of the
road and John G. yelling. the vice
president. as an alternative. The prox-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Tickets for the Fourth
hr- flaa Sa-.f.. n

At one and one-third fare.
To all points within $50 miles.
On sale July 3 and 4.
Final return limit July 5.
They may be had at the depot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

Oner a cool. restfui place for a sum
mer vacation at small expense Write
n. r Moeller. G. p. A., Pere Marquette
Railroad. "a Union Station. Detroit
Mich, for illustrated booklets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Cheap Rates to Canadian and New
ENGLAND Points. sanfa Pc.

Concord. n. H. and return, Sss.05.
Montpelier, VT, and return, $36.0b
Portland, Ne. and return, $1,000
And many other points at low rates,
on sale daily to June 80 and July g.
August and 81 good 80 days from
date Of sale.
Montreal Canada, and return. s86.06.
Toronto. Canada. and return. S9090
ColIengwood. Can. and return, S22.30
And many other Canadian points. on
sale daily to September goth, limited
80 days from date of sale. Address
r. L. King, Agent. Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Pc anuts, 1Oc

Fresh salted peanuts-crisp and de-
licious-buy a pound to have over the
Fourth-per pound 1Oc.
BUTTER BALLs-very delicious
each piece wrapped-per pound 19c.
BUTTER SCOTCH in small pieces
each one rapped-per pound 22c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

PAPER NAPKINs-with scaIlop
edge=assorted colors@29c per hun
dred-per dozen Sc.
JAPANESE IANTER Ns-banaboo
ribbed=good variety of eolors=per
dozen z5c-each 1Oc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

Flags
You Hill want plenty Of flags
to decorate the home on the
Fourth We know that the fol-
lowing prices are the lowest in
this city:
zx3 1n.-per dozen &c.
2zx4 in.-perz dozen Sc.
XXI Il fn.-per dozen Zoe.
XII IL in.+each &c.
12x1S iin.-each Sc.
3Qx60 in.-eaeh 15c.
R4AE 1ssHt g5Al's1-1z boxes in q
CANES for shooting paper
caps. &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

OPEN WEAVE HANfMOCKs-
with swinging pillow and full fringe
come in all bright colors=full
size=they are splendid $1.25 ham
lnocks-to be sold Tues no.
day at .1OC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

CLOSELY WOVEN HANI8fOCKS
good big ones-very strong ana
serviceable-s swinging pillow and
wide fringe=$2.50 hamnoeks-
ss be priced TUESDAY S1.75
CROQUET SETs-s bah size
nicely fnished3packe COM r7E
plete in box=speeial at -. ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Fourth of July Ready-To-Wear

Women's White Wash Skirts
made Of fine quality French piaue in
gore style-f1aring syyle-double
stitched seans-worth $500 each.
S2.4S.
Shirt Waists Made of extra
good quality white lawful 'front.'
laid In plain wide tucks-marked to
sell at $1.25-each CSC.
Shirt Waists-Madeo of superior
fne India Iinon-front laid in wide
plaits with rows of hemstitching in
tervening~full sleeve with wide
tucked cuff-marked 10 sell at s1T5.
SIPS.
Women's White Jap Silk Waists
front trimmed with lace shirrfng
and idery-worth $3.00-each
s1.95.
Women's White Jap silk Waists
fronts stitched in eyelet pattern and
trimmed with lace-have the fun
sleeves-worth s5.00-each S2.95.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

FANCY HANfsfOCKs-that are
closely woven and come in very
elaborate color gns=they are
full size-with swinging pillow and
long fringe-$4.50 ham Wz zE
mocks- special Tuesday. .A9a9s & ,
BALL CROQUET sET-pro-
fessional style long mallets-fancy
sta kes~exra heavy wire q IN
wickets-s1.T5 set. p Il ,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

every morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

superior quaHty'@extra Wldt1-yVln
launder perfectly-ex excellent summer
garment for street wentworth $500,
for S1.48.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02

daYs the store vi T
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-02
Misses AlI-wool Panama Skirts

black. navy. and gray-inNerted box
side with clusters Of buttons-bias
band trimming at the bottom of skirt
worth $3.50 each, $2.95.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
ten Al at tiIeane ia aunaifab Ga gis.

ten al at tiIeene fie aunoifab o. gis.
bonn ! llngoomsonrene, og oa Her Ben
alinoffnb, forn gisres enb rtgere I'M.
Der SUBS Annbs 2eoelie; til 2grerne
ON ben a~nIebnine, ioun ogIan be bar
I'll at iiofsre en- reliignet 2ipseier.
ming peo at oporase % banne be In.
ges aanh til en- ret % Cub peIbe.
bageIig 9irfiombeo.
So, ia; MI er mart ct Mar tilenoe
igien. R1i, 5 Webnrbeibere, Brsbre
| afooemierne, bpormegen 5remenng
bor hi bnbt inar ! at oinbe bort GoIfS
gainit os pirfIornme Ststte for bore
SfoIer2 Se bporIebeB ifaI hi mi
bebit goa tilberfs iiommer Ianes belle
2inien for at gisre ct goot Sfribt
frentao ogiaa bet fommenSe gar2
Oct er ionbelis opmintrenbe at for.
nemnte, at Sfolerne gisr pirfeIig
5remsans | bette Stpffe oeiaa. 0n
mao ri bel mart til at Irsge GInner
for Sonrmereps arbeioe. gfteriom
Solicit faar Einene op for ben ianbe
Rptte, Der er / bisie Sfoler, bill be
osiaa fomn,e Dem itebie mere til
Stptte. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
af geipaenoe oenne sermin Ia,

VT @eisgenoe bcnne Termin Tan
nupnes: Eaitor Guam Of Cheyenne,
u. o.; Eaitor Sange Of SapIep,
Winn.; GaItor @ingitab uf Teters.
burg, q. o.; gaifor EffteoaI aF Ser.
tile, Winn. ; 1aitor s. 6. Guns al
1min 0aIep. Minn.; sdeisrerne
gearIep % Veterion al Woorbeao;
Grant NeIion, forbenpRrenoe sfole'
superintendent for Staten &nnias %
Rdftor either aItbns. @enernI.S efre.
ter Tor Den Sitberife 2iga | gmerifa.
Mne oisie boIbt Ialcr for Stuoen.
terne. Te paapeseoe Rsooenoigbeoen
az at faa en- llooannelie poa ct Fri.
iteIiat @runolag. Get Dor iterft
irembolSt at pirfelig "iueccis" ! 81
BET beroebe paa Sicrtets ltbpifline
til oct iom er eoSt, fort % 9oelt.
paitcr 8. 8. Sit,is, iom blep palgi
poa iioite aarsmsbe al ben Soreneoe
Strife i'll at inipieere Sfoleu, fanoi
orle Ting | goo Srben. San uotalte
fin fore TiIfreositiIelie oper SfoIens
2prere oa gIeber % ~frembapeoe Reb.
pcnotabeoen al of isge morolf Bis.
bonn iamanen meo ben praftiife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Qf Peiteifoens Ptitorie.

Set titrSe piitnof bore be ileIie
Wenneifer iibefienbt, at BET enonu
life meb Sifferbeb er sootsiort, boor
6oubeilas paa Soften % bens NOR
meite Sl9etninse bianbt Sllsbprene
isrit bar uGret anpenot. S Nbtioer
par Scpbeiluget iulbit9nois ube,
fienSt, Tom oct meb tiIitrrffelig Sp-
heIigbeo iremgaar al De gomle Sor.
LOTTERIES Serfer. SsrIt | 9espnoeIien
al ben friitne Sibsreaning bar 8rG-
ferne % Romerue ifslge iantibige
9eretrinser beapubt at beifptte so.
pere pua fine Seite 90 @iilbpr meo
|Ssaler al Wetal eller Sioiefletning,
fuiteiorte til aooerne meo &emme.
Set isrite biitoriif pnauiidise Spor
al ct meS Rasler fpitet Sopbelag
TANNER fra Den | Iaret 4S1 osoe
Sranferfunge GbiIoerid)s Srao; Sisie
Sfo bier a RnslebnIler. Signenoe
Sfo er iunSne paa be rumerite Seie
fra omtrent ianrme Sio peo 9onairs
SreSber, / Se aamle @aaeres aieiia
% / 3Grbeoen Of sonbcn. Elsie
aloite Ssiteifo, al bpiIfe mango er al
Sruncc. 'itomrrfer iis peS fin 2etbeo
CO pes fin b,tsteoe gSerrdno. GGr
oeo 0enr,e bkeo IaeIebuuertc, MI OF
teit 6, arbrast iauIcoes of Sfocn tit
en- llNbustnins\ peS boert Of Dem.
Oct rin9e Initial VI RasIebuaer os
SrreS SeIisscubeS Apr peo Doertan.
ten bor bel i'm @riusS oeri. at muu
life usie tienSie Sorup9gaens Spt.
telie.
Ran trosSe en- Si0 sIans, Of Sisie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13


at oporuse Iuplpoise 9oreere for
Stuten, meoens De CT eanife uififfeoe
til at opbraee Griiu,e. bpiIfct 10 bel
Ter life er Sisie stoIers Spsape.
Non life ben Tio bill fotnfte at DC
friitne Samf,no bill eisre noset mere
ior fine 9erns frilteIise l~tboannelie,
emo biotil er ifeet2 airfens Bremtio
beror poa bette SpsresmaaI ON gsr-
nenes Observation-Disclosures.
On lloSonncIie nben arilteubom CT
al tpiliomt 8rrb for bette 2ip % uoen
naect g9ro for BET fommenoe 2ip.
Gil oi bore @srns ttmelise % epise
Bel, iaa bsr ri berfor ipm Strife %
NeuiebeS taae os al bore gsrns lin.
berptsnins babe | ~perosli9e 8irnbifa'
Der 90 / 9ibelens Sonbbeoer. Ie'
nigbcoSifoler. buor Ser nnoerpiies
baaoc | perosIise Sag % | &riitenoom,
blir oerfor bpao ni mtoa orbcibe for
% isee at faa oprettet.
On bel Del al s~tubenterns Ifal |
9aar no at boloe SfoIe. Sort er BET
Sc reeulGre @raouenter. Der er iaar
ii ser ifoI sraoucre fra ben rorif.en.
aelife aioeIing. Sra ben norife MI.
6eIine or Der eIleoe iorr erabuerer.
elsie IfaI oae no / Sfolesierninecn
meS Oct famine. 9eSuoen er Der
mango al De sprige Stuoenter iom
bar iaaet Sfolepoiter runot omfring
| Samfunoet.
gtaar man MI ogiaa fiinoe orbne iia
iaa, at man fit be6olbe Den inn1me
2Rrer | Wenigbeben | flere aar, iaa
bar meqet pumoei babe for Weniabe.
ben, Sfolen og 29rerne. Nen benne
iSelige SmIfiiten of 2Grere or til flor
'Sfooe for en- orbcntIig Sremaang |
Sf~oledrbeioet.
Ger CT Iifferlig goot Ritm for en-
beI Del Heformer poa S~folepGienets
Smraaoe blon6t oS, baabe .r,aor oct
ei9Ioer Sen norife Sfole label iom
ben enselife. 8i penter iaart paa en-
Heformntor / oenne Senieenoe. Sbi
bernie Isie Silitonb er % maa bare
fun en- SoereangstiIitdnb. 81 fuur
psiao her | bette Stpffe babe pao be-
ore Cher. DOG life bare bnabe, men
osiaa arbeibe til iaobau Sorbeoring.
3or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Sra o. ON norife Sore
~anitaIter / 2lnterifd.
~fsorfiat fra Sioe ~

"a Or. 8. 9. Stiib belot 6crebraa
nper Iaemaet Eonetuniten. "Sbt
@lre GInb" beitanr al eacpe Meolem'
mer o. er ur,Oer grci. Scbn Gables
2eeeIle. Dc er ale gseitere ! Sang
fuiten % Sen itore SoriamIing bal
meget pel iorneirt. S%tloentcrne ionl
neIuiaig nogle San9e for Dor GrpUr'
biac sau.e airteionser Die &emmo.
iom M ligger ing.
Otter Soneerten blep Songerne mo-
buoi I'll en- Informal reception, JON
man baphe faoet iitonS for Dem peS
Cole COLLEGE.
Snrgen 90 8oreora9ct er BET beo'
ftc oa ifisnneite man bar bert her
8oIespine, oa set or aacs Gnife at 81
rnaa ina Bere Dem igien mart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Era @ranb Vietu COLLEGE,
Sts Mpiuts, Soma.

81 Iasoe Sfolens @rumb ret / en-
banee Sturb - for 10 9(ar ii6en.
Gette "pi" er oen oanIfe epang. .Iittb.
&irfe | Imerifa. ct SfoIebus meo 2
Sprere oe / Glen. Oct Tan man bo
fable at begpnoe. Soa porebe oct
liot; Der bIeo Here gleper, eno ser bar
29rere; oe oct er Der life noget isr.
9eIigt /; iaa bIep Der flere 2arere,
Here nemlig emo Der par / 8eapnoeI.
fen. Oct mGrfebe Sfolebuiet; bun
bar opporet unber oct gamle Orb ON,
at bpor Der er Sierterum maa Der og.
iaa bore Sitsrum; 90 iom Siertet
Hog / banife Wpnos 90 aninoers
Srpit, iaa porebe bun, men / Sprina,
to 8ange, 90 ct fort Stpffe bper
8ang; iibite Sang fit bun en- beiIie
bsiloftet 5oriamIinssial. Ser fan
225 Nenneifer iiooe os bsre eiter paa
en- Sang, og liot flere, ON oct ifal
bore. gh1 er Ser ct anieIigt gpg.
n~in9sfompler, iiben "Saarn og Gin.
Der, men grlnbmire % ioliot iom
en- ieon banif Wanb, Ser unoer ct
bramfrit SGien er en- Smule ItoIt af,
at set beoite al Sl9gtsarpen hos BAN
er blepen @runopr9g.
Gi Hammer os life for Spipos 8a.
pitol, bpis l%leiorsplbte altppel biIier
oS meb ct amerifanIf glinf / 9iet.
bigger oeiaa meb. gi TANNER
os life for Sanbsm9ub, bpis Ssnner
og Sstre hi inbbpoer. Bore 2sre er
aabne for berfsote 8anife og ban.
marfsfsote amerifanere, iom bar
Spit til at iamIes ON en- "6eorene.
aro paa bort Bridesmaids 8rnnS."
Ser bpbes ltnoerptsnins for Begun.
bere % for biberefomne. ~l1noerpis.
ningsiprogene er 8anif oe gngelf.
vi Understanding frenb9peS
8anif og @naeIif; onore Icpenoe
Sprog; fIosiiife Spros; Siitorie, 81,
teratur, Watematif, Gaturfae. Gan.
beIsfag o. +. b. 1tniperiitetsbanneSe
9tpito fra Sanmarf og amerifa Ieher
ltnSerpisninaen, Sneen amerifanif.
fsot 2Grer u~uoerpiier, JON life tiniae
er oct oauife Sprog fuIofomten
mpgtig. 9etpbningen beraf for gtp.
fonmere er inblpienbe. GIN er oi II
SGrerc ug Sererinoer; be iibite Sin.
ire bar bi bapt ODER 100 @leper; $50.
len far allerebe uSbannet ooer 500
ltnge 6anffe amerifanere, ser isgte
mere omfattenSe 8rnSifaber og en-
g%rtttoi9ere 9anneIie. SIluitreret Sea.
taloa % ale Splpsriueer beo Sen.
petoelie til Soritmoer Roroentoft.
6. g. Ssibierg.
Ses Roines, 9be april 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13

EelIer erooe in6 i SorrctninesIiDet
Wsen oisie bIir reo ataoeniierne oltii
DC fao; - be mango fomrner fife pur
ben Del, - % buroe life ifpnoes pad
ben Bet. Seq tror bet er gaIt a
gisre en- JON f,inbe blebet en- opgfif
Suneo til en- iisjel Brofesior. - 90
ieg tror bet er foIif at SIRE ct afa'
BENT, bror bopebingclig Sarmernns'
bonn fommer, til mere eIer minort
uoprpgebe "businpis" os "profes'
fional ihooIs".
gpioealerne beberIfer bort offent
Iise SfoIepnien fra 81. 9. 8. -aIasier
% til uniperlitetet, % oct ifft
bare ! gperne, men oaiaa paa 2anoct
gpbsiTfoIerne, ibpertfalb | @is'
eoniin - er | belle i'm Blan 90 ! Dele
lin llofsreIie at 9Ianen 6orbereoel'
iesifoler for Statsuniperiitetet. o.
iom bar giennempauet en- iaaoau gp'
bsiifoIe 90 life fon fortiatte oeb llni'
beriitetet bar Irrt tibet al bet, iom b
bebsper for fin @iernin9.
Bore Mfaoemier bsr taee ct bre'
bere Spn paa SYSTEMATICALLY mac
funne bieIpe benz, Tom peo gpner, Sin
lGg % Snitnnoigbeoer snifer OF gao
ben ituoerenbe gei eller inc I 1or'
retninaslipet, - men bette er life De
reg egentlige Spgaoe; - beres egent
lise Spgape CT at iopifle De hinges
gpne og iamIe Si8ie ont De Speaoer
iom ligger for Dem iom Sormereut'
ter % 6armerpiaer, ian De Ter Del
ltore og GoIe | Sen @~ierning, %
foritaar at Der er utalige Spgapei
iom penter paa at bIipe lste. vi
ri unber bette arbeioe itaoig buffer
at oft ifal I9sgeS inc unoer 8riiten'
documents forflorcnoe % lpierot
Wtagf og SeDel1e, Oct oil enbper on
tie, iom bar be unQc fiGr % bar On
iorg for beres. ianoe Spffe % Bel
fprb.
3 8aartermineu bIir Der finn fac
Gleper, ba MrbeiSct paa Sarmen lGg.
ger geliIag paa iau mango al bore
GIeper, - % oct ifal ri life flpnfe
pper; ifisnt bet bel bar snifeIigt, at 81
iutge fit SfoIeaoreue fulot no | Dc
aar, oa De beisger Sfclen, iiteoenior
bare 8lnterterminer | Here paabinan'
BEN fslgenbc anr.
gr Der noaen al be 9reoe Mfabe'
mil9rere, iom bor u~oarbeioet Ell Blau
til ct iireaarigt &uriuS, - beitaaenbe
al 16 Tiger bpert Mar Wiuterter.
mini % fact Den til at faIoe mo mel
Sfolens arbeibe forsprist rben be-
tpoeIig forsset 2Grerbi9lpP
2ao os bsre fra ioooanne!
8. 6. u.
albiou, isis, 6te gpril 1906.