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New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BROOKLYN WEDDING A SURPRISE.

Surprise was occasioned by the wedding Of Miss
Matte Shearman Of No. 269 Berkeley Place. Brook
lvn to William c. Bailey, of No 1l3 ST. Johns
Place The families of both the young people
well known in Brooklyn society. They admit that
the marriage has taken place, but can tell nothing
more than that the ceremony was performed al
church in Fifth avenue Manhattan. A notice OF
the wedding was printed in a Brooklyn paper Civ
ing the date as July 3 but nothing further Mem
hers of both families knew Of long standing en-
gagement, but the wedding was admittedly sur
prise. 49,, -
No. 43 Fifth avenue. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
summER SCHOOL ENROLMENT.

The registration for the New York University
summer school is expected TO exceed three hum
dred as 2s2 pupils had enrolled up 20 yesterday
morning On Tuesday afternoon the faculty OF the
summer school gave a reception 20 the students 70
enable them 20 meet their professors. On Thurs
day evening there informal dance az the
gymnasium, given by the physical instructors
Several others will follow during the term. A
series of will be given for entertain
nent of the students in the auditorium CT the
library by r. WeTFenTath, the baTytOne OF the
Criterion Quartet. Also there will be special
lectures by such c. ". Stoushton. a. a.
stoughton and +. 3. MaSepeace during the term.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
MINISTER TO COLOMBIA

A cable message received here yesterday from
BogOta. Colombia. under date OF July 5. says ina,
the greatest celebration an the history o. ths
American Legation at BOsota was witnessed al
Minister Barrett's reception. nearly i've hul-
dred persons being present. including all high
Colombian government officials and the digIo-
matte corps. All congratulated Minister Barrett
on tne progress being made toward resumption
q friendly relations between Colombia and the
United States -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for s96
TO nav the rent for young wife with three small
children who is we'll spoken of by her neighbors.
but has no relatives able to assist her and who
has been thrown upon the charity Of strangers by
the imprisonment of her husband for assaultng a
comrade in a quarrel from which no serious injury
resulted The state having taken for a year to
come the labor which supported this family. the
society hopes that the community will come to the
family's rescue. ANY money for this case sent to
tia charity ORGANIZATION Society, NO los East I'D
street will be duly and publicly acknowledged
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY BUYS LAND.

[By Telegraph The Tribune.I
Chicago, July 6.--The American Farm Products
Company. recently organized in New York. to be
conducted here to control the general trade in
produce and poultry, has purchased property in
Chicago valued at S2OOoaO00 upon which it Is
planned to establish and modern produce
commission district The company will issue S4O.-
100000 in stock The produce market project was
financed by Lee Higginson & Co. the Boston bank
erS. Among the prominent stockholders in the
company are Levi P. Morton. Thomas F. Ryan.
wind, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and James r. Morse, OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
MAJOR GENERAL NICKEL.

Berlin. July 6.-Major General Nickel, formerly
nrof.ssor of military tactics in Japan. died today
Ne went 10 Japan 1886. stayed there three years.
reorganized the Japanese army and wrote a
ro,sble hook on tactics. Field Marshal Oyama,
after the battle Of Moukden, telegraphed TO
General Nickel. aseribing the formers success to
Meckel's instruction Tho Emperor OF Japan Jap n con- con;
1erreS the Grand Cross Of ne Order Of the sacred
rreasi,re on the general after the battle
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
LUNCHEON AT DORCHESTER HOUSE.

London. July 6-Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid
gave n luncheoa at Dorchester House to-day 20
large party of visiting Americans, including Paul
Merton Mrs Morton and Miss Morton, Bishop
Lawrence of Massachusetts and Miss Lawrence,
Iohn w Yerkes Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue.: E. o. Keeler, former Governor OF Connecticut,
Nd n
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TUNNEL STRIKE OF NO IMPORTANCE.

The strike on Thursday of the engineers in the
tunnel from East S3d street to Long Island City.
Superintendent Myers Of the engineering depart
ment of the tunnel said yesterday. consisted in
three dissatisfied engineers quitting work. their
places being filled at once. All the men, with the
exception of the engineers and hremen.
union employed on the open shop plan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
e,F1s no INDIAN MAIDEN.

Wenona. the champion woman rine shot OF .,,. Ime
Ia a siovx Indian girl with Pawnee Bil's
y,yild West Show. az Brighton Beach Park cele-
br; ted her birthday yesterday and some OF her IN
dian friends presented her with saddle ei9t anu AM
1ff rhe work say that il must have taken az less
= YEAR 10 make them. The cowboys gave Aus
coming woman a solid silver BIT for her pony
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, Re
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE s.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
NEW THEATRE FOR THE BRONX.
Hudson Realty Company Buys Site at 149th
Street and Courtlandt Avenue.

theatre is to be built at 149th street and
Courtlandt avenue. The Hudson Realty Com
pany has bought the Rich estate plot and the
holdings Of Michael Eckes at the junction Of
these thoroughfares With these purchases. the
buyer has plot fronting 100 feet in 149th street
and 141 feet in Courtlandt avenue. The plans
for the theatre being drawn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
WILL GIVE DINNER FOR GEN. MALPlN

General Edwin A. McAIpin. president OF the VA
uonai League OF Republican Clubs. will be ths
guest OF honor az dinner at the Republican Club
on July 10
The dinner will be given BY the delegates 90 ths
convention Of clubs at PhiIadeIphia- General Trs-
main. president OF the Republican club, IO IIotes
ana others will talk informally.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees lowest -,
average yesterday 20 for corresponding date last
year I0 average for corresponding date as; Twenty-Five
years "a
Local foreeas-Partly cloudy to-day Sunday; i.as
% fresh Northeast willz.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07


aI5e t1epoUFn BreFetou lieutenant "a T. s. Ing1~frg
IN ms 18th year. Funeral notice on arrival of h0sy
CocHRAN-Passed away THURSDAY July 5 az her hama
10 ~ koscuslfo st., Brooklyn. Adelaide Cochran IA
we t2th year OF her age Funeral services Saturday
DECKER-Thursday. July s. 10oa John G Decker IN
MS 18th year Funeral Sunday a m. RON lin
Ian EIotheTs. undeFtakers. 18th st.. 5th ave.
Thursday July s. 1906. John / Glover in the sis:
year OF his age Funeral services sunday. July s.
kEAHoN-At EsIs NyasE \. T. July g 1905 Pasriez H.
Aeahon Notice OF funeral later.
LEE-suddenly, Thursday. July s. 1915 william r.
2. at p.
LOSEY-on wednesday July 1908. Benjamin IT. Hsss-v.
formerly Of Mendham, in hts 7Tth year.
July Z.
MEAGHER-on July 5. 1905 at her residence. I'VE.
Mestehester County n y. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ y.
and daughter OF the late Peter Townsend. ESQ assi
90 years. Funeral XaveT's church West
10Th St. New York City. On Saturday morning. July T.
1905 Joseph Board sanford in his TS,h year Fanerai
services will be kefi his home. Clinton eve.
South lOth St., Saturday. July z. at .. m
sUM-Thursday July l90a Theresa the beloved rosher
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
service at her late residence. No 1856 BushicE
Brooklyn, on sunday. July s. az p m
TWONIBLY-DFowned the Groton Camp, Ashland
j. y the nineteenth year OF his age; only q
Hamilton McEown and Florence A. Vanderbilt TszorE-
funeral services az 81 Tboss @ Cb1rrf o2e- 9 ~ 2 s
and SSd st.. on Monday morning. al 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
EARL GREY TO VISIT NEWFOUNDLAND

81. Johns. n. F.. July 6.-EaFl GREY. Governor
General OF Canada viii arrive mere on July D for
"A days stay. His visit is without political sig
niacance. Great preparations being made for
his entertainment. this being the first time
Governor General OF Canada ever entered New
Goundland.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
pR. FRITZ ScHAuOIMs.

Washington. July CDR. c. H Sites, OF the
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, to-day
received notice Of the death at Genoa of Dr. Fritz
Schaudins, Of the Imperial German Health Office
He was known particularly for his investigations
Of
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
= WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing az Sheepshead Bay.
Free admission TO Geological Park.
Concert by Metropolitan Opera House Band Central Park;
y. m.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
JAMES q. WARiMG.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Olean, n. Y. July 6.-Mayor James Fl. Waring,
formerly District Attorney. died here to-aght from
heart disease. He was hfty-eight years old and
was well known in Republican politics
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BERNARD STRAUSS.

Asbury Park. n. J.. July 6.-Bernard Strauss. OF
Newark a wealthy provision man and agent OF the
Armour Beef Company, died suddenly late last
night al his home in Belmar, here, from heart
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Remittances. preferably by check. express order
or postofice money order. should be drawn to the
order OF and addressed to the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New York City.
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CEAiF IEK<IF>.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem from Grand Cen
tral station Webster and Jerome Avenue tTOlleys
by carriage Lots SIPS Telephone ASS Grau1eEcl
xOr BOOK OF Views representative
Once. 20 East 23rd St.. New York City.
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OBITUARY..
PROF. CHRISTOPHER c. LaNeDELL.
)TtSClSe.
]. n. z.

Cambridge. Mass, July Cdr. Christopher Co.
lumbus Langdeil. Dane professor OF law emeritus
az Harvard University died suddenly at his home
in this city, to-day from heart disease. He was
born in Hillsborough County. n. H. in 1926
Professor Langdell was well known as an author
Of standard textbooks on law and was one of the
most prominent OF the educators connected with the
Harvard Law School. His death to-day was un-
expected ana was attributed by the physicians to
Tallure OF the heart action induced by age.
DR.. Christopher Columbus LangdeI, lawyer and
educator, studied at Harvard in 1913 and 1s49 and
then. after teaching time, took at the
Harvard Law School, from which he gradu-
ated in 1888. He practised his profession in this
city until 1870. when he elected Dane pro-
fessor OF law and dean OF the law faculty at Har-
ward. The system Of instruction which he intro
duced gave him a wide reputation and at
tracted many students He introduced the system
of studying cases, and prepared textbooks for the
purpose. His books include Selection Of Cases
the Law OF Contracts Gases on Sales. Sum:
mary OF Law OF Contracts and Equity Pleading"
and Gases in Equity Pleading" He was made
professor emeritus a number OF years ago, Dy
reason Of advancing years. Harvard gave him
the degrees Of Bachelor Of Arts Master OF Arts
and Doctor Of Laws.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-General ]. G. Estey, BrattlebOro VT.
VICTORIA-Colonel G. E. Webb North Carolina.
WESTAINSTER-C. H. Hardy, Nottingham Eng
land.
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Forecast for Special LocaII,les,-For the D,,,ric,


Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy
day; sunday fair. light northeast o winds.
For Maryland. partly cloudy to-day; showers in the
portion sunday, fair light northeast winds
For Delaware. New Jersey. Eastern New York and
New England partly cloudy to-day and sunday fresh
northeast 20 east windG
Western Pennsylvania, partly cloudy today: sun
Cay, fair. warmer; light to fresh winds.
For Western NeN York. partly cloudy o-day sun
cay light 20 fresh winds
Local Official EeCOrd-The following ofaclaI record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
perature for the last twentyfour comparison
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autumn sessions. however. viii provide prae-
"a TEST q the sincerity and staying power Of
~ hereditary legislators. Ordinarily their func-
s-Di-S are delegated TO small group. assembling
= ieisurey way for a somnolent sitting of
-1t an hour, or even less, and exchanging COM
"es III conversational key. 1t is only at
&c -s ciose Of session. when a few government
:, - nave been forced through committee, that
80 nave more serious employment than ger
--N.'IF debate; and a general muster like that
~. -N eeeded the rejection of the Home Rule
- rarely occurs. 1t VIII be a new and most
). @sei-I experience for a large majority of
=, p's-S 70 md that they are expected 10 come
~ LONDON between September and Christ
- ana 10 revise 10 reject the legislative
'scA OF an industrious popular chamber
&c they VIII have little inclination To sacrifice
- Pleasures and hunting engagements The
:, 'eilt OF autumn sessions, il repeated two
s u.fee years, viii probably demonstrate the
-N'y Of expecting the peers as a body to do
~, ~ work out Of season. Only small number
- submit TO the drudgery OF working sessions
go Christmas, and practical experience may
- -" me way for reform which will lini, sbe
4aance for legislative purposes somewhat
NE lines proposed by Lord Roseberv not long
~, mere IS precedent for it in the delega
% appellate powers to the law lords and
-. "a be natural compromise, in line with the
w. course Of English constitutional history
.Hiout doubt the most serIlceable mo,tod nj
the lords is that Of working" them
~, lously during a few hunting seasons. II
.ut ihem Ct a serious disadvantage sn a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Hnrn Pnkotn.

IrbeiSe manslcr. De icneite Sfup.
porter meloer, at Der mianeIer eionu
mellem $4,000 oa 10000 SeItarbei.
ocre uooper 8eiten. 8reat Rprtbern,
Nortbern 8ociitc og 500 goncn bar
aperieret blot % breot eiter grbeioS.
foIf | SuiuoiS, Ohio % Snoiana,
men Rclllltatet bar life, bpao man
penteoe. Gangs Rort' ern Gaciiic er
Der let arbeioe for meIIem 10000 %
10000 Maub; 500 9anen bar Drug
Tor minoit 10000, o. 8reat @ortb.
ern flllloc Ifaffe Irbeibe for 10000
Maub. Observation-Disclosures, iom
bar uGret peitoner Iarias bereS 9oner
flyer, at Ssitarbeioet trobS WangeIen
paa arbctoere 9oar for iie uocn no.
gen ~aloorlig &iroring, men at ar.
beibStimerne er Ipueere. $1.75 %
$3.50 ON Gaaen meS Soit betales
meget otaia, ia eubog iaa beit ipnt
$3.50 ON Dagen. Bna @riino al
Sen heie 2eu paa Sarnen iorIaber
Sfnrer al Serubanearbeioere fine
Stilingcr on tager arbetoe paa Sgt.
marferne, % Serrbarerne bar pan.
ifelig for at boIoe line Seftionsm9no,
% al SanebDgninc er opbsrt inbtiI
oi0ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
3ftputnltu.

Rsgst lib. - Billings err set itsr.
itC f~sriteboanOs lllomarfeo / 8erSen.
Site alene iPlgeS Der mere llIo, me,
Der betaIes ogiaa DC beoite 9riier.
Ser er ienot 100000 @uno llIo
fra Billings iaar, nGiten en- Miaion
&iino mere emo ifior. 0rtien bIep
nof life, Tom man hoooe oentet, %
Gents pr. Yunb, men Ell ltIbanIer
fit BOG 24% Gents for lin mo. Raar
man faar 90 Gents pr. @rnb, betaIer
lllben fig eoht, 90 en- ltIbapIer, iom
iolgte i'm ITO for 81 Gents, iaeSe. at
nISeu life foiteoe BAN ODER 10 Cts.
pr. 8uub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
5fliitnrTntn.

McrnrSer SnaIcn o. @arubra
gtarie ReliOn, TO auieeoe unqe Weu.
reifer / SIeGpp Gpe, itaI boI0e 9rpl.
lup Strsbag ben ibe September.
SttsuuSiter e. q. SScrIun %
@tiis Wiunie Stoneu bIep FOIte
SnSOoes @oraeH R1teOiet 9taSiior.
De reiite iamme Gag pan en- 9ryI.
Iupsreiie til 81. 2ouiS.
Ora SugSaIc teIefouers0es forriae
Sirsoae til Grootiton, OF Sn6bruo
bar gior: ON 9atteu / Camps gutir
Der, og at So bar itioalct ira geuge.
i~tuiier. Get ipntes fart, al Suoene
bar tienot / @utiten, % at Sc bar
amotBrer ! SoanSoertet. Oct er on.
ben @oHg, Subbruh err qiort / oennr
@utif CONNER % treble Gang in.
ter ct &ar.
Mrs. @clS 8. 9eicriou ca brnSes
2oiter 2oitie / 2ubHeIo fem forle.
ben Sag lent ti.itaSe pe0. at Scres
Ser lrb Gbif. &c fferte I'll en-
Snrm uoeulor 9gen, o. pao geien
tiIbage meoie De en- alstomobiL Tom
ifrRmte oeres $eit, 9e bteo beage
taltet boIbiomt moo ScrSen, % @rs.
geterion brGfteoe bege fine arne og
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Jernbanen Hap Kairo.

9enne Cecil &booes' DnoIingsplau
or rpffet 8irfeIieeipreIien betpoeIig
nPrmere efter Nen ltore 8aue, iont
Ilfreb Belt ueo lin Sso teitumerte.
reoe til bette SormaaI. ifriper "Rorn.
ing Boit". 6or giebliffet itrGffer
SernboneIinien iis fra aupitaben
inbtil ca. 450 ailometer n~orbeufor
De itore 8ictoriafdb % nGrmer iig
meo raife SfriSt Songoiriitatens
8rGnie, ct 9~aroomraaoe, iom ben ri.
meIispis paa lin gei pioere moo Roro
fommer I'll at giennemifipre. 9ette
er rigtigtof enouu life oefinitioi fait.
iIaaet; tbi Der f~oreligecr o9iaa en- on.
ben Elan. eiter bpilfen Sinien ON.
trent cilbe fontme til at fslse Den
transairifanife S~elesroiIinie glen.
nem init 9itafrifa. Eager man aap.
itaSen til llSsansspunft, fan mon
iise, at for SiebIiffei ca. 5000 aiIo.
meter al Sanen er f9roig, % peS
SieIp al Get Seitife Seltamente uil
Den aienltaaenoe Gel ~rirneliguis nun.
ne ifrioe betpoeIis raifere ira Saan.
Sen. GeciI Rbooes par i9rlig befpm.
ret for ben Del al 2inicn, JONI fom.
mer til at eaa siennem Set escntIiae
Snore al aanoet. Giitrifter, bpor life,
iom | Spo-&booeiia @uIogrnber,
@orS rise aobbcriorefomiter, eIlcr !
RGrbeSeu al gietoriafalSene aliIgru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
gbarGss Ssnfsu, S~eHIurL gesb,

5soiefsba8shosen bar ies ristts % I spo gepoie
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bet mig, at leo tan TIE NOT ~fuIbtaIie Dem for ben,
tai seb at bstrcsts ben SmasfuIobsS o. Drrba,
hucrsda bensr uOiturtt msb ~prsstise Bus for bosr
Dag ! belle aaret os mss saaSus Gf b~etIrnote Uaauo,
iaa mao uaau iprtsao, at ben iffe bar tonet -gSaeR'
Iaa Tibet arbsiSe, men ben Dpfatnins ies bar facet.
ben lib leg por lott ~soIten" a, at DIR. snuuoIsa
ipursr bperten lib ensr arbsiSs. naar bet aieISsr,
ON at itafe -DeeOrab4r oitsns- 9aiert clees o.
Spsas Deb at uneerbDree BEN utes apo csupttie Bar.
bonn % SsieitDf. Den aarfias Hreanie Ct uzDertseen
perS bpab en- betaIsr for gfabet. men ben beSae
grGmis, ioHi suOnu CT aipsH, SsHes mtg Of bore ESQ.
teiseassbeseu; tbt ben CT en- @trbe ps Spsae at baps
I 1T SIem % ct 3iengote for V~itsrtummerns.
Martin q arIfen afefen. spinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Sffe nnSieelis. 2arrp Suaipan,
iom foreitaar Den R9pefamp, Der
mart ifal finbe Sfeb / 8olbfielb, Re'
paba, meuem Soc Sans % en- bis
gelion, bar ienot 8rRfioent Rooie'
peIt en- / opitpIteoe 6raier affattet
SnbbpoeIie til at operpGre oen
Carp fuller life paa, at 8refioenten
BIZ fomnle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Mseen er ioa tpf, ot insen fan fe,
bpor Iangt Jaben CT nanet. 3 sag.
briis o. TsmrnerIeire er Mrbeioet op.
bsrt, o. ale Wnn0 befirrnper JIoen.
On Slot a~rbeioere, iom arbeioebe pno
en- Grmnine | GTpen peb Detroit,
blep operrlunpdet of SS1ben % mnatte
fate Tia | Bnn6et; be maatte bvffe
og fiat 6oDeoet op for at trnffe pu.
item os boIot pon iaaIebes til SIben
bdpoe brGnot al alt I Rarbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Orrant.

Sprr SfusbranS. SeIe Sirsgei
omfriig gGbanu, 9iun Gountp. OF Sc.
troit, Marion Gountp. biemisaes al
en- irpetclis S~fosbrano. Slbeu raier
paa besge SiSer al Santiam Chen,
oa Oct CT panifeliet enouu at iiae.
bpur itor Staoen er. Serten Seite
brGnote | en- Seir iiSite IanSas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Ssit tilpeirs. Sra ct Sieroatorium
| England opienotes forIeoen en- Bal
Ion, Der naaebe ben anieIige Ssibe al
10000 800. Saa bsit ital ingen
gauon Tor ba naaet. gsebe peo Sor.
ben par Der sc garmesraSer, mems
Ser / Ssioen par % unoer Zero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Martin q arrTeu. afetra. spin..

Or Der noset peo SsofeIsoasseoseu7 2et &C IeIo.
frrHaaelist, at DC, iom ipsrser ~iaaIeoes, buerfeu bar
feet ben suer Irft ben. SRsen, iOm bar feet snu l9ft
ben, nil faIbe pda at Ipprae i~oaIeoes. Gan uH bare
BIZ icrunSret peo, at man ran iaa tub iaa meset spbt.
upttist os iHterrsSant | en- iaa IiosH bog. Saa bill
ban inofsre 1T esst ysdrn uuber tin Ssoiefseutum,
reruGh fin 6amiItes saune % fine 6crrfbres 90
esHsuoes Rauus. can f~presaIOsr Der aItie lens Bio
en- Sasr anSen pistis % atoorlg Segfreuhsb, ism
mon lite sierne pil ~sIeurnis; Der &c GnisbHtus I'll at
unpterfe ben nnecr ben Datum, ben f~p-efaIot, % ben
riI itfs ~aleunlneS. aalo. bet CT iife bare ct.
men bet &c m et peo oenne 300. seq Deb Tie,
ON ben &C at faa useu ism sursnie mes -DsR-, men
ppis ben &C. fda fIpb eeHl gteH boiler utfte Do
Iaa tfpne Dig. at faa ben % Boeeu msh. % nanr
On fpruper bin 6nbffrtptiVn, fn torfans beHne 6Ds
tum grsmis, % On Sl fHbe, at On bar aisrtet
spbt BaIg.
DIsT RppharA,b arauber, ERhHa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
MidJtpntt.

StormifaSe. = @n frpeteIig Gp.
flon for Ell Dag iorrige uge oper ben
eitlige Gel al 9pen Sacfion % ebe.
Socfion "8obp,@orfs", ira
builfet 100 Irbei0ere iaaotbt uno.
Hap meo Sipet. Sobn Sutdimon
Manufacturing Co.'S Sdbrif % Ha.
tionoI @beel Cos Sabrif bleu ogiau
ifaoet; Saset repeS al mango Srie,
oa mango SrGr rpffeoes op meo go.
Den.