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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
Death Of Col. Walsh.

Tuesday afternoon at $40 O'Clock
Col. Thomas V. Walsh, one of Sum-
ter's Oldest and most respected citi-
zens, died at his home on Kendrick
street, after an illness of several
weeks.
Col. Walsh's death was by no
means unexpected as he had been in
falling health for some time past.
Thomas Vardell Walsh was born
April -, 1888, at Charleston, being
of scotch-Irish and French descent.
He attended Mount Zion school a
Winnsboro and the High School, OF
Charleston. On June "a, 1852, he
married Miss Ellen Jane David. In
early life Col. Walsh kept books and
was engaged in the railroad business.
He entered the Confederate army
in 1851, Captain Of Company A, Cav
airy. Holcombe Legion. He was
promoted to lieutenant colonel Of the
above regiment. On acco olnt Of i'll
health he was assigned to conscript
service, in which he was actively en-
gaged until the war closed. After the
close of the war, Col. Walsh was en-
gagged in the mercantile business in
sumter, which he continued until
1876, when he was appointed trial
justice. Col Walsh was Judge of
probate for the county for 27 years,
having held this Office at the time OF
his death. This fact alone shows how
highly Col. Walsh was regarded by
his fellow citizens.
He was tried citizen and public
servant, and his death is a severe
blow to the community.
He is survived by his wife and nine
sons and daughters as follows:
Messrs. Barlow and I. v. Walsh, Jr.,
of this city,. c. T. Walsh, Of Texas,
Mrs. B. P. Cuttino, Mrs. c. H. Single
ton, Mrs. Harry Hoyt, Mrs. B. M.
Lebby and Mrs. Lucy Rodgers, all of
this city.
The funeral will be held at the
cemetery at O'Clock this afternoon,
Rev. C.. C. Brown conducting the ser
vices. The carriages VII leave Col
Walsh's late residence at $50 o'clock.
The funeral services will be held
under the Masonic rites. Col. Walsh
h wing been a prominent member of
this order. At one time he was wor-
shipful master OF Claremont Lodge,
No. 81 A. F. M.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
In the Recorders Court.
W. B. Murray.

The following cases came up before
Recorder Hurst Monday morning.
George Brown. colored, public
drunkenness, fine IS, forfeited by non
appearance.
r. NJ. Jones, white, carrying con-
cealed weapons. and assault and bat
terry on Geo. Mccormick, verdict,
guilty, fined s25 or 80 days.
Recorder Hurst had quite number
OF cases before him today. The cold
weather coupled with the fact that
some of the water pipes had bursted
caused some people to drink things
stronger than water to the following
effect:
Jim Vaughn, colored, public drunk
enness. fined SO, paid.
j. T. Lynch. white same offense,
fined 50, paid.
Sam swinton, colored, disorderlX
dismissed.
Anthony Jackson, public drunken
ness, fined $40, paid.
Walter Pincknev. drunk, carrying
concealed weapons, SO or so days.
Took the days.
Ben Nelson, drunk, s3. paid.
Isaac Young, shooting frecrackers
in fire limits, discharged.
stephen Hough, white, drunk and
disorderly conduct. fined s., paid.
Sandy Bradley; Celia Sanders,
Frank Edmunds, Albert Sanders. AL
ma Sanders, Emma Bradley, fighting,
All discharged except Sandy Bradley,
who was fined So; paid.
julius Fewell. Ed. Fielder, Eliza
Adams and Singy Davis, fighting
julius Fewell and Singy Davis guilty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
Edmund Murray Not Seriously Ear


Mr.. Edmund Murray, who was
hurt recently by a street car in Mont
gomery, Ala, is, we are glad to learn,
not as seriously injured as was at
first reported. The following state
ment from his father is pleasing ..ews
to his many friends in this vicinity:
Approaching the kind interest man
Tested in the welfare of Edmund
Murray by his many friends in Sum
ter, beg to inform them that very
recent reports assure us of his con-
tinued Improvement, and that his in
juries are not as serious first
apprehended.
W. 3. Murray.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
Col. j. Harvey Wilson.

News of the death of Col. J. Harvey
wilson at his home in Mount Zion
neighborhood was received Thursday
afternoon. Col. Wilson was one of
sumter's best known and most popu-
lar citizens. He has been ill for some
time. The funeral services were at
Mount Zion Church on Saturday at II
o'clock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
ARMY Officer Shot.

Washington, Dec. 21.-capt. Edgar
A. Macklin, who was dangerously
wounded at Fort Reno tonight by a
negro, is an officer Of the Twenty
9th infantry to which belonged the
battalion &C negro soldiers which fig
.ured ~ ttae brownsville, Tex, shoot
inc incident. Capt. MacIllin rose FROM
tae ranks. He is q native OF North
Dallota but ,,,aS 2"""i"f.f' '"''''t .>' ''
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
DEATH.

\ telegram was received today by
his relatives in this city, announcing
the death of Mr.. Willie Witherspoon,
at Rocky Mount, N. c. The body
VIII leave there tonight and the fu-
neral will take place at 1880 tomor-
.on morning from the residence Of
+-frs. Y. H. Aud.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

A young man of this city yesterday
playfully aimed pistol at a negro
porter and finally decided to fire it.
The pistol was loaded with a blank
cartridge, the wad Of which, together
with the powder. made painful
though not serious, wound in the ne
gro's leg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
Negroes of Chicago, Philade

Negroes Of Chicago, Philadelphia
and New York have roundly abused
President Roosevelt for discharging
negro soldiers, ought to approve Sen
ator Tillman, who has declared that
their dismissal from the service is an
outrage. These meddling northern
agitators will get themselves badly
mixed as to who their friends are,
shortly-Chattanoog Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
A Small Fire.

Tuesday about midday a few bales
of cotton stored on the Atlantic Coast
Line platform were observed to be on
fire. An alarm was sept in and the
blaze was quickly extinguished after
the arrival Of the nose wagons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

The city scaools closed Friday for the
holidays and Will 10 reopen until
January Sd. AS customary the class
rooms in both the High and the
Grammar schools were attractively
decorated with holly and other ever
greens. The closing exercises partook
OF a holiday character and every ef-
fort was made to usher in the Christ
mas-tide with pleasant anticipations.
For the lower grades there was a
large and beautifully decorated
Christmas tree, upon which the chill
dren were permitted to place gifts
for each other, besides which there
were provided a gift for each OF the
children. The decorations in all Of
the rooms were attractive, but in the
room of Miss Mclean, the principal
OF the primary department, the black
boards were works OF art. Miss Nc
Lean, who is an artist Of talent, had
covered the blackboards with free
hand colorcd crayon drawings typical
of the season. One picture, depicting
the Nativity and the Wise Men was
especially beautiful and it is to be
regretted that it is not Of perma-
neRt nature.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
A Coming Marriage.

Mrs. M. B. Green, of spartanburg,
and Or. E. IT.. Bell, Of Rock Hill, will
be married Dec. 81 at the. home Of the
brides father, Mr.. Samuel Boykin, of
Boykins, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
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CITY TAXES.
Time for Payment Without Penalty
viii Expire December 31st.

The time for the payment of city
taxes expires on December 31st. On
January 1st a penalty of 5 per cent.
will be added to all taxes paid during
that month; February 1st the pen
altv Will be increased to 10 per cent.'
on March 1st 90 per cent will be add
ed and then executions will be issued.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

The Standard Oil Company stands
accused Of S,0sS violations Of the an
thrust law, the maximum fines for
which would aggregate s1S1,s60,0OO.
That would just pay the cost Of con-
structing the Panama Canal.-Savan-
nah News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

rs the nat1-sl food ot tic hu.:2@,1
BODY, scientifically charged with LIE
producing elements, unheard Of in
any other medicine HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 80
cents.-China's Drug Store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

The use Of a phonograph recorder
during Teddy's private conversation
wou,d probably solve the problem, if
he would break the records
Charleston Post.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

~. n Carr-Fine Cabbage Plants.
eSszs
PERSONAL.
Mr.. T NJ. Bradley, of Braun, was
IN town Friday.
Mr.. A. K Sanders. of Ragood. was
an the city F11iass
40 Col. j. j. Dargan, If Stateburg, was
In town Saturday.
Miss A. G. Weeks is visiting her
brother at Pinewood.
Mr. Thomas Jenkirs, OF Remberts,
was in the city Saturday.
Dr. P. Durant will be absent
from the city until January lst.
Miss Nell Pringle, of Thomasville,
Sea, is on visit to Miss Lilly Prln-.
3 gls.
Mr. james Il. Clark has gone to bis
home IA Clars5on, N. g., for the holi-
days.
Rev. j. Walter Daniel Went to Dill
A5en Thursday morning to deliver
Msctura.
Cadet James D. Graham, OF Glenn
4 son. IS at home for the ChIlstnas
Eaeatiol.
aud Mrs a. G. Carson, Of Co
aEa bia. are ia the city to spend
3 the nosidays
Mrs. Sch@erin, Jr., has gone
/ to Charleston to spend Christmas
,iAwith her parents.
Mai. and Mrs D. B. Anderson. OF
Birmingham. Ala, are IN the city to.
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Ella Taomey left several days
ssace for Philadelphia, where she Will
spsna the holidays.
ar. Vivian Manning. who has been
ssssnains the University OF the South,
sa.s nome for the holidays.
Mr. aud Mrs. Claude Rhame, u Nor
iolk, Va, are spending tps aoi}oays
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Rhame.
Msssss e. W. Mclean, May Brock
and Alexina Evans have gone to their
homes In Cheraw for the holidays.
and Mrs. Albert Noise, OF
are in the city On
! visit to the family OF Mrs. E. W
q Noise
Misses Marguerits Oromer and Nil
lie Simmons went to their homes in
Newberry Saturday to spend ths
holidays.
Messrs Leon NJ. Gsesa. John D.
Lee. Vaneieye ParrotS and DaTio
Lering. students Of the University OF
South Carolina, ale 81 home for
she holidays.
miss Eseella Moore. OF Dalzen, who
Es,as been attending the Confeeera5e
E-snae College IN Charleston, spent
slday night II tbs city with Mis-
amie Bowman.
H " Mckay, Davidson pep,
featban captain oe 1865. is i
80 - city for the Christmas vacation.
Is Rose Marion Goldsmith, o
sss:s ansbia. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
! sason, on Hampton avenue.
3 9 sss - A1as; Tarrer viii leave Mon
s.! - Sumter to spend Christmas
Iss asso.e, Nr J. =. searo.-.1he
49, asise Murray is at hone
=ss aehrop college to spend The
sss:s p holiaeys.
Arrie svuczey ana Abole
winthrop, are n the city
days
81 aappolat. O. Atsants. Ga,
- NJ ) W aeant,s
szxing. Of n1pia, spent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

o'Donnen & Co. cali attention to
the fact that they are taking stock
and viii be glad to swap with their
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

The New Yark man who IS a<iver-
Using for a wife weighing 500 pounds
* nrnhahlv eninse info the sausa o.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

It goes to the root OF disease, in
vigorates, strengthens, exhilerates. It's
life-producing properties are not con-
tained in any other known remedy.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents.-China's Drug
Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-26

Mr.. William La1son Boyle and Miss
Lille Pringle were married on last
Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock in
the First Baptist Church, Rev. G. G.
Brown officiating. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left on the
Florence train for the north where
some time will be spent on the we'd
ding tour.
The bride is one of Sumter's charm
ing daughters, she having spent most
Of her life in this city. She is the
Youngest daughter of the late DR.. w.
Judscn Pringle. The groom is
a son Of Mayor Boyle and is popular
business man bere. He is graduate
of the South Carolina College, in the
class OF. 1905.
Congratulations are extended to the
happy young couple and much Joy is
wished them through life.
Mr.. Marion Andrews, Of oswego,
and Miss Annie Mckay, of st. Ste
phens, were married on Dee. 10th.
They left on the next train for st.
Augustine, and arrived at his home in
time to witness the marriage Of the
formers sister, Miss Carrie Andrews,
to Mr.. Willie MCGOWAN, Of Charles
ton, on Christmas day. Rice and old
shoes seemed plentiful at the station,
when they boarded the train for their
home in the City by the Sea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
Sarmserens Born.


ct Bar Orb til Sen ruife Sarme-sEt
Ca BEN Iiusfriife Snrmerieute;
SfmIbe be fnIoe inabbet % but,
Gan err be opristis mente;
af eioets grfurins beutet.
geS 3, hppr fjrr. bet er Ror o. sSdr
9boise gsrn at eiea
On Rdtten / admmcret trbst Dem ba'
Rau bet fire biemli9e 2cie,
81 uSe paa g~iISiputbsbs @eie2
Cor mig, bii ii9ffe SGrmergut.
Raar 9ennen meo 9IaSiet niuter,
On for bans 9nae On CIR big tiliIut,
0aens 89bifen / 2psFierst bIiu.er,
Gai Ipitigt reb geurerre Htnfer.
Gost bigl / 8reereis fagre SLAMS
sig SienSen Iiitis bslser, ~
Sorn mart oil berspe big Sinh 90 Cans
Sois ~bIinbtbeu bn 2biten isI9er
&ad SISbapets ~fraaSenbe 8eIssr.
2pb et Sterntsu. iom Iotfer 100,
2aS ben ei Din Rooitano br5oe.
ON eub bum, iom oatte sin gI1ooseIsS
GiIoe big @irsLdsiet bsbe.
gIorig bu Hal Set fortrpoel
Suif, at bieurue er Gar os 9aor
Sc beoite af ale genrer;
Sois Si benz boIoer Ell Gorg iaa flor,
Scbers Sierte on aemmer,
RoSers iaa iaart bu grnuuner.
Sisr nm freiSig bin gIog og 5arDl
9rug ret bin lIrgboms Stbrtel
8oot Irbetb er bebue eub 8eueeurui
Set er % ct aoeIigt grte
Sen berlise Serb at bbrfe.
gu. lille Rige. til big ieg maa
Seiaa ct Orb berroeube:
On Grier, iou britter, at Sarier Ilaa
Qab bam et DIT gie bl9nbe,
Reu fur BAN paa 8iuterpei fenoel
HGf Din Rober en- ~biGIpinm Saaubl
g9r en- formuftig 9otter!
Reppe On amer bet rette 8unnb,
Soormeo bun Dig sutt omfatter,
Sbor bsit bun bin 8~iGrIigbeb ~ifatterl
2ioet er tort o9 ct berIigt Orb
Softer ei tort at iige;
Glen "a ei, mems bun er pad Serb,
Gt biGIpe og trsite tiutsel
5enbes Siutb on aIortg bsr ioi8el
8rsier On, fuuSe oct blipe f%orieut;
Wooer on tunbe mite;
&ab anDet bic, meo bette ei bent,
Sill 2tet | 9sbeu MAJ brittle,
O9 WoSer bIir Iaet / en- atitel
Sdrmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
0psle Sutalsr fra arepIe, isis.

Seq pil beoc ON Iibt 6pulterum / "9e>
corr5sYoiteu~ Oa bet er IGnse itben ieg
ifreo. ar9bIe err ireeu flor 8p, men NOT
iaa ltoIi9 SaubeIspabs; Der ienbes en-
Reugoe 8reaturer os OFT berfra og Ell
bel Rpn9Se @rtie, men De "bItrbe" 9ris
fer bIioer igieu. @i bar M faaet eIefs
triff Selpsutug I 8peu % gemeutfortaus
ger, % Der tales ON, at oi ogiaa itaI fad
garboGrf til Sommeren; men iaa teus
ter ieg, at bi ogian fndr en- tenrmeIig flor
Sfat, iaa bet Hiner oiit baurot for nam
ee. 8i bar 8 atrter / 9beu, uemlia en-
r1orfsIutberif, Ell metbpoift 90 Ell iatbolit.
Sen mrite &irte betienes df gaftor 8.
SIetteu. Ga ina bar Ri en- ung Rnuo
fra Star Sruirie iom bieIper Sres
fen. 5an Ieper Der / Speu, pa
bans Raou sr ]. g. Sobniou. gisss
fcrerinqen bapbe auttion her | 9peu for
ct Gar Tiger iioeu % tilise afterrsulno
ueb Safe. Sc III iHo, u9iteu bunSreSe
pe ii SaIer, iom ituEoe gna til Risiios
reu. Sanite eoSt eiort pan ct aarl Ser
tales M ON, at pi IfaI babe SuIetrG /
ben norIte Sirte Der S~uIsaftsu mso
Srogram al SsubngsftoIeu. 8i bar Inc
gen Sne, uleu eauite graat % toIot 8eir.
Sette fadr bore moi for bernie Sang.
q. o. Gins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
IRA geeiba, sRinnrTu.a.

Seq er en- gonIneI MonHsut paa See
copdbs Roiteu", uen ba ben fpuuifsrncs
ritutffe arig too paa, tog ieg ct Sage
blao for at faa @fterretninecruc Saggig.
men mi tiger ies up SnsbIaSet % iub,
ffri6ercr paa Soften" isien, Seq LITER
at ie gfterretuiussr fra ednIe getieno.e
90 ON SurauISetre | 8iurei5eit Co Seq
er uu Der Iaugt nSe | Rorebefen | ct
Observation-Disclosures beb 8ecibu pubs
barb Co.. Riim. Seq tom bib fra @ius
rebogo Co., Sotpd. til min 9atter Gruta
os beuSes wearo. g.. s. Steine. ben 2ebe
Sum fprlebeu CONNER. Seq tripes bra
Der; tbt be er futile beeee to. % Der
er friift cs let GIuuat. 90 soot for geb
til BrenSe, bd Der er Stsriteparteu
StooIuub. @i bnr epSt en- 9er til 9es
cibn Ser sr 8uff Office % Store. furu
befteres at 2e5us s. SIiou. iom begge er
norife os bsetiee acknowledgement. Ss
ian er bet en- 9Iocfimitbfbup, 90 o~rttrrut
to Ril berfra er Der en- SaemsIe. Set
er osfua en- aub Stug for @sbp99erue Der
ourfriue. Sbnb bet tirtelige ansaur, fan
tournser 9aitur Gram at b, n. Ssnobc
oe boISer 9ubstienefte Der iominetiber.
Ser er mango Rorfte; be bar MI fnnt
isano aotnoeforeriug oe S~suSngsIfoIe.
Soar M lutte meS e. benIis SiIien til
ale befieuote.
Ole genSicFon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

ariesoanie | fuISt usitbr ion | eamlc
Gage. % bette bIir roget at ie for ole
oe enbber. af1Iano cnitsr at sistc nos
get for fine @irftcr. % oenne ioitbarc
Sci al g~roarammet er bel orro # 9eisg.
Set prGetiec norife giauSsior "gis
fira" biz oGre tiIIfcoe pe u'eS fine 80
teutmer eisre tit I'll at btrie 6rnb "
Seseiitrirg, for if!e at tuIe ON Ieiiitsn.
Sen itore ganfrt q GcrSoeiterts iIots
tcite gtuiifidI bin M~flrtutnsen ps Ell
berIia ailutuina. Sc heItgitc 8etter,
- ia. ia. man faar K. ilaar man iors
mcr biz. 9csrc bIir fri for SsItoscnsc
SiiIsbere, 2eIeeuter, aoiSmrrso 90
SnttuSne.
vi itaar / UNDERSTANDING mcS anc
Observation-Disclosures ON in0 btuig 9iciIs
Tom muIiet fra dlle Steeer 5aaSe SIT OF
belt, 'do alt man bar at siccs, CT at fores
ieprpe paa urrmcite EXPERIMENTATION ON
Riuet til "Ebe RaticnaI eli Eournas
rsrt at aihIono. BtS." Br9iibent
RuoItoeIt er iubbuot. o. ON han fan
touunc fra affGrerne ! 8oi5Irgtor, BIZ
ban bore tiItebe, oa ban CT mcget tutcs
resicrst. @iscouitrs pcou!Gre @uoers
usr. Dor ~bsiasteoe 2anosuoub fra Spsu.
Saurcs D. 9apision bIir ttLitaNe % piI
uNoeIc 8rRmierue neb gouictteu. Spr
bbiIfcuiombelit auSer Spl9sUiua "TRIP
til atscI 8. SpItsr, GfbIonH, 8iS. Sss
tretnr for gutiouale S!jioreuir9 If
amsritd.
(gnbre uprite gIabe bc5es 8uSbeSss
fuIot optage,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
0ronimas:Siaeoet,

ger man tilfioEt oct beSitc az In Rruft
/ iure Orb. gtar Loager eitsrbonrtoer
let life Wtcrtc Ill. al ben ian6e 5tpr.
fe iorTrtnotes, foroi man nm &c op.
taget at Iouito6e. StsoIer cs SeEt
ltore Sn5el.
Zen tpife 9rn6er, icm IaSer itne
WhrifIer iotoguaiere, er toget t0uiit.
"RatGtrorssgtatiouerne-, til bctlfe n
bescdrre ogiaa bar 5srt. er Iige iaa
tomiife. 8erltuerifortagerers gpeR-
tpr 5ar vIIt brorleSeS Ganfe Og Bile
bar label iig hle al Stprfens 4ppa-
rat. 3et oImtnoeIige 2atterlt&rttS,
iom bette GoeEtDr bar fremtalbt oper
beEe SerSeu, er en- fsrits aSoarieI, Ell
enbum meget rbetpSeIis SllgteIie FOR
Set teiierlise SpitlanS. Siitorieu, 9e.
cleft 5runfrigeS, piier, at man ogim
fan tpunts til at npleoe onbre. Der &c
at aiSet euo tomiite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
5rn Chief 3. O., Did.

Ga Siben iunrt er ourrre at nit fiGre
9Iao "8ecorabsP oiteu" 90 "8eb arrcn"
itaI betaIes bill ieg iige mango Sat for
bette Oar, iom mart er 9aoet, p9 ieg eus
fer "9ecorabs Spiten"s Irbeibere o.
ale beus SGiere ct goot Rptanrl Gae
ifbloer Sub ct tatne1nmeligt Sierte for
bans mango @aper % @eIiisueIier til os
/ bet mart ipunbne aar. 9ette aar bar
bGret ct eobt Var / gtidisau. Ser er
bet trapelt meb Yotster % Tu9. Botes
terns er | lao Sris. fra % til 25 Gents
pr. gufbel. Stiger so Gents pr. @uz
feel. Ruuot Der leper mnnee Rorife og
Snenife, og mango al % tilbsrer beu
MORT T. lutberite &irte. @i bar en- net liz
ben 8irte / grptpntofpu 80 Ril fra
Ronniitee. Saitor Stenion b~etierer ben
lutberife Reuig6eb'i RanniItee og DEE
uiebebeu Der paa 2aubet. ON CONNIE
rem beis9er ban os bper 3 Tiger % ON
8interen bDer Wfadneb. on Seiret %
@ciene 9ibr oct mlIIigt for bam, os pr9s
bifer Sanbbeoen meO Sip o. @arme for
os. Ran Sub itprte ole Saunbebens
8thuer % biclpe ale, iom berer, til at
blipe Sroets @isrere % life bets Ssrere
aIene. autou Sobuion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
Sra @uis, Winneiota.

gi bar MI faaet 8iuter; Sne bar ri
bapt | lang Sto, o8 nj ct Bar Gage bar
bet b9ret nteget tolbt.
aoliugen bIeb oaarlig Der innr. grin
8ar fit bare 5 8uibeIs pr, Gcre, ian ie9
tror, Sartd CLAUS life bringer mig nos
gen SuIe9aoer iaar. Sioite Sui fit ieg
mango rare Stn9; Iigeiau mine Ssifeus
DC. Raaite Ri faar uoget til Sui iaor
pgiaa, men Oct bIi5er pitt life meset; for
naar GpItrgeu CT iaa Iioen, iaa bIioer
bel Sule9aberne o9faa minbre.
Seq maatte lutte paa Stoleu for Ell
Raaneo iioeu, "a ri it &igboite. Gen
er m rGiteu | buert ereite Gus b~errlirot.
Otter Sui blioer ri oiit bra i9ien, iaa Ri
tan begptbe paa Stulen.
8ofs bar ct Store o9 ct Creamery; Ri
fan Der tisbe aItius, bare ot bar uuset at
betaIe meO. @eu ieg bar aIbris baft
Senge mot til at fisbs alt, ieg Iitte, nadr
ieg bar b9ret Der; fra 8 til 10 Gents
er bet meite ieg bar bait at bauhIe for,
oe bet bar 9aact meo til "9anbb" 90
weber.
Greameriet gaar ubmRrtet, tiger Snr.
og trDbriuger mere Rense euo belle 8es
ten al GpIingen. @or uGrmeite gn er
HIen; berfra bar pi q. 3. o, ion 9dar
forbi os iii boer 9ng. Seq Iiter at IRie
/ "SecurabsS Soften, Sa Der er iaa mans
ge u%torionrue Siitorier. Sc burse OPP
rette Ell iGritiIt BLaSs for os Su1dnguts
ter, hpor pi furoe Ierere 9ibrag og
ibIarbt tutee irtte inc ct goerrtsr
eIIer en- 5iitorie; bois De Sa tuube
orSne oct ina. at ri iirloe hippe BET ND,
iaa tunbe oi boert Gar faa en- iuteresimt
BOG.
Sette faar ba bore NOT for fsrite
Gong, isg itriner. Sois bette tourmer |
gIabet iad fiaI ies forise isisn
Win beoite SiIieu III ~Secorabs DO
item o9 beus 9aiersl 8ebftefaSer oe
8eoifeuor / @ooobue Co., bilies osiaa
fra mig. Seer u. @anesn,
10 dar snnrmeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
Sru Sserins, Rprb Sufpta.

SrrttIrtu, fan, ou rlda TIM, fan, bn q
irfie eobt at bore / ReSsnrD M, ian.
90 "Rurabinbu, ben sr talS, for ban
bI9s fra, ia Si9rrinpn, - ium oeioa
er snrife iaubt; for en- Sag touuer ben
fra nuro, ben andre Gagen igien fra
ibb, men fab iom ben uo9en Gang fan
bIioe; faa bun Iaus NOT life ben 8ans
gen.
gi,tereu If ni eaufte ti6Iist; iee trpr,
BEN tnn Der ben 166e Rpper1ber, rleb
Sturut fom boISt paa | 8 Sage, men
5a fl Ri ennffe peut @eir untrert en-
llges SID; iiben bar bet oGret afoegs
Ieuoe u1eo Sneftor1I o9 dnoet lloeir, ian
bet er not ii! at iette en- &auo albeIes
paa Rre1e.
Snab aolin9eu alt9anr, ian BIeo BEN
biit eoufte bra; maaite faa 9oo, Tom uos
9erftebs; men bog boIoer enbel af SOL
let paa at iGIge fine Sarule % refer 10
Suab ON, at be ifal frrbe en- mere bpss
9eIis SIaSs; % Rriierne er fra $4,000
til $4,000 pr. apart, iuut pgfaa er GOD
Detailing ipnes ies.
Soao Srett o9 WRertgbee dHgaar, tad
er be ~freubeIeS oelte: ro9le bsrer til
SbuoOeu, nrtore til gauge, ipnlnle til ben
Soreneoe &irte. og ba bet life er manage
af os 5tanbimpere, iaa blir bet life
u1arge / bier Renigbcb; men hi faa bel
bddbe, at Sioerne foranSres.
8eerirg M iee beler life oIen1tc,
ba ben nh er poret til en- pen libeu 8p;
Der er eariite manage Chores. 5otel os
dltiug, inrn Ell fan tGnfe fig un6tagen
Sail; men Bet bar ri heller life grltg for;
tbi Oct er piIt bare ititteIige SoIf, iom Ies
Der Der; e11oeI ~Yi9s" eaer gIinbgriier
biIbe pt trGuge fig iuo i 8Ben for en-
Sturtb iiben; men De fit oift en- alt orbet
erb berItg RpStagelie og bar iibeu life
btit it8.
Seq ifoI mi life optose mere af sos
fteu"s SpoIter, men lutte min Sfribe
ming for 6enue Gang uteb en- beuIi9 Stts
fen til ale, iom Inicr bette.
tSermco pnifes en gIGoeIi8 Sui ps ct
9oOt Hbtaar til EVERYBODY.
On Sailing.