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declared himself for once and for Ell
against the l. w. W. movement.
A vigilance comnitte, 200 strong. WA
organized to see that the deposed agita-
tors. who are fighting hard, do not stir
up strife. These men are determined
that the agitation that has marred the
progress Of Goldfield shall not be allow.
ell to continue; that the rule Of the /.
". W. anarchists must stop, and the
miners must not be molested in their
determination to throw otI the yoke
Of that order and organize Il union
without /. w. W. affiliations.
The l. ". W. control OF the town IL
utterly lost. The only people who re.
main in the ranks Of ;hnt order now are
the cooks, wsiteP aud IL fsx others,
The miners have deserted in u body
and are deter mined that they will no
longer be dictated to by the trouble
breeders. There will be no halfway
measures. 1t is absolutely the end for
the agitators.
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Col. Church's t,hrIstian.

H.-#-= p H - = 81
When Colonel Church. made hi, lin al
expedition for the capture Of Port, Royal
and no arrived at Mt. Desert Harbor, no
was visited by. seserSl members : Of the
Indian Tribes Of tha. neighborhood.:
Among them. was ono old man who
ssked to be permitted to partske Of the
refreshments which we're about to be
ser we'd. .., - .,.;., "a ,uu,.I, - ~,
The colonel told him be must. bs. =
Christinn tirst. tie replied .shhi !he wSe
already. and, rolling NJ .his. oyes, col,
emily uttered those words: .
Adam-Eve-N oah-Jeremia -Beol.
zebub-Soloman. &C. s;'3.. -'!1' ="
-what' do you meaD,'"' asked tho
CulonelP. .,'.s: t4"'.a" T. .N:n" @'" D..
Looking hard at the: ihhk bot,ls on
the table tile oil man a%haRered:t: =" =
Il mean rum, rum splenty." 9I'
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Four Round Contest HiII Veto. q.


Governor Sparks has vetoed the bill
allowing four round boxing contests to
be pulled of III this state. Following is
the veto message:
To tho Honorable, the Assembly
Gentlemen: 1 lave the honor to return
to yOur honorable body without my ap.
provh Assembly Fill No. 80, @.An Act
TO permit Athletic Clubs OF Jver one
hundred members and or three months
gouc stand'ng to put Gu amateur boxing
bonts without Il license and certain
rCst-i:tions relating to the same.
My objections are that boxing contests
are stepping stones to prizs fighting and
are really the same in detail md results,
whether the cAse he amateur or profess
-ional, licensed or free.
In my message to the Honorable
Legislature now convened, | earnestly
recon nended the repeal of the prize
fight law i'll force and the enactment OF
u ~prohibitory measure in its stcad. II
ran hardly be expected that my sense
Of justice and consistency will allow me
to lend approval Ia the Act proposed,
which Is almost equally objectionable.
II is beneath the dignity and honor OF
this State and condemned by the
sentiment Of the people in other states
Of the Union.
We have public schools and educa-
tional institutions with instructors
sworn into the service OF The state in
which youths are instructed in physical,
mental culture, euilicient for all useful
purposes in lifs. 1t ia natural that
clever boxers are quite likely 10 develop
INTO prize fighters who will contribute
nothing o. value to the advancement OF
soci"iy or materially promote the geo
eral Welfare Of our country.
II is hard to beat the pitchturk and
pillow handle for the development Of
muscle. Respectfully,
join SPARKS
Governor.
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"NEvADA SHINES poE1r,oAL,.r.

Nevada was long known as a rotten
borough but o shines politically in
comparison with California. The legis
lature OF the Silver State has proved
itself superior to the seducuops and
i"ntimidations Of the ruilroad lobby, and
has made good its pledges to The People
10y passIn. Ii number Of laws designed
tn protect them from the eractioDs and
DETERMINATIONS of the South, IN Pacific
And Nevada Is fortunate Of having an
honest aud independent miln MS her
chief mRgistr. te. High railroad officials
vaInly importuned Governor Sparks to
veto the Boyl regula'Ion bill. lie said
to the m:
Il will be true to my trust. The
people sent me here to represent them.
to exercise my better judgment against
Influences such as you would bring to
bear, and | will have to refuse YOU
requests.
What u contrast to the attitude of
subserviency to the railroad in which
the people Of Cali,or mia find their Ieeis.
nature and their governor!
In the place OF any enactment de
signed to correct railroad discrimination
and cXactions in this state, the preseu,
legislature had PASSED, and Governor
Gillett has approved, such measures rs
h infamous four track bill designed tc
strengthen existing monopoly Of rights
Of way.-Secramentto Bee
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Wyoming stock War.

a dispatch Of the l3th from Sheridan,
Wyoming, says:
Tho situation between the caitlem.h
and sheep mon has reached IL crucial
point md notices have bocn posted at
all sheep camps in northern Wyoming
warning the hcr.lcrs 70 take their ilocka
and got ont Of the country on pain Of
death 10 both heriers aud Hhcop. Those
notices were posted at cumps aud cross.
ronds. Tho movement Ia go widespread
TINT the noticea appeared the snmo night
ai points 200 mics from zach other.
They cover tho ontirS grazing country
Of northern Wyoming "i
Tic ehccpmcn Guy the notices cano
from tho c%nttlemen, who want to drive
the Hooks out Of tho country TINT
the cattle may lihvc The use OF the vrns
ing grounds.
Tho che pmen nre nrmeJ aud will re-.
sist any attempt Ia mako them leave The
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There Ii more Catarrh III this section
OF the country thhn' all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to Ge' incurable
For 4 great man. years doctors pro-
nOunced'it "A local disease and prescrib.
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment, pro.
nounced it incurablc.
Science Ing proven catarrh to DO a
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
quircs constitutional treatment. Hall's
Cntarrh Cure, manufactured by FL.
Cheney y Co. Toledo. Ohio. is tho only
constitutional cure on the market. II
IL taken INTERNALLY in dOees from 10
drops To Il t~caspOonful. Itacts directly
on the blood and mucoua surfaces OF
the system, They otter ono hundred
dollars for any case It fails To cure.
Send for circulars and Testimonials.
f. J. CHENEY 4 CO.SToledo, q.
Sold 10y druggists, 10 ceuts... r':
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation;
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The interview with Judge Talbot,
published in yesterdays issue, relative
to the state library building is n swored
by ES-Controller DAVIS, who WIS n
memUer Of the commission that had the
building in chargc As Judge Talbot
criticised :ne commission, il liz only fair
play that VIC give Mr.. Davis reply the
same circulation that we CAV Judge
Talbot's criticisms.
Following il what Mr.. DAVIS has to
say on the subject:
judge Talbot takes exceptions to- the
manner III which the now library bnild-
ing was constructed. No allowance was
male for the Judges chambers and the
Judge charges that tho building VIA
not erected according to tho intentions
oil tic legislature AZ the writer WINS a
commissioners at tho time tho building
WINS erected no feels able to throw light
on tho subj,ct. .
In the lirst place the board was yory
SLOW III acting because there were five
""N w" FcIS HHIu tO Rct
tlom together at QUO time
For this reason II great deal nf time
whs lost getting tho board IN action aud
whnIo thiH delay was going on the price
OF matcrials went mp.
Tho bill providing Tor u library build.
ing empowered tho commissioner 10
locate tho building outside tho Capitol
grounds. Hero nno;her wrangio cngucd
which dragged along Tor several months.
Tho Governor and the Controller voted
several tines to have tho building
located outside tho Cnptol grounds 10
CIV" Carson the benefit ~ u new build
ing which would he MI ornament tn
Main street. Aftor Il continued gaunbble
IN which the Ci,izCns Of Carson pcti.
toned tho board to consider tho inter.
este OF the town, The buihling was llnnIIy
located IN the rear 81 the Capitol, abou,
The worst place II could DO put. Il wan
originally arranged TO have the statute
OF John Mackay there, but when tho
sculptor learned ~ the locn,iop Of the
building IN such M ont Oi the wny place
he refused to make n statue 10 bo
housed IN building located as chat WINS
Those Of The board who urged the
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Judge Tn'b"s Charges Graft.

Judge Talbot is after the capitol com
"missioners with Il big stick -Fccordlng
to the following dispatch to the Reno
Journal:
That the re is a graft III the construc'
ton of the state library building here
and hat the law has not been obeycd is
the belief Of Chief Justice Talbot OF the
supreme. court. Notwithstanding TINT
the act pissed by the legislature two
years ago provided foe court chambers
as much rs it did u library the building
ia being built, and almost flushed, with
ont any space for such chambers.
Again, according to Judge Talbot, the
cost OF the library was to have been
slO,OoO,.h The stone to be cut and furnished
by the stone prison, while a much larger
building the Carson school house, was
constructed at Il cost OF but S32, 600.
What right the contractors had to
ignore the law is to be explained only
says Judge Talbot, by the capitol com
m~issioners.
Although the contract price was
eighty less than $4,000. Burke
Rrothcrs and Schatf oi Reno being the
contractors, Il relief bill has been pas
sed by the present Legislature giving an
extra $4,000 for the work. And this was
done without the intentions Of the
former Legislature being carried out.
There is no hope that the supreme
court can be housed in the library
building. Inc structure ia too small, in
the first place, and even if Il change Of
plans wern adopted now, il would bc
impossible to make the nearly finished
building ready now ut q decently low
cost.
Two years ago the Legislature passed
hill npproprinting sl0. 0O0 trr n supreme
court room mud state library" said
Judge Talbot today. "Now the building
is put up simply for - library, aud the
chambers have been omitted Tho
cnpitol commission rs did not consider
the judges whcn the work was being
done.
The act provided tIIat $500 be paid
for plans, but the cnaitol commissioners
advertised for plans without offer ny to
pay for them. When tho plans we're
suhrUittrd they were drawn by contract.
Ora, no god architects wishing to dray
them without beng sure OF compnnsa,
tioi'. Then, too, the c~onttacbnfa' plnuf
were drawn 40 they could make the most
money,
"And then the capitol commissioners
let lite contract the plana were uoI
shown to the iJdgcR. VIZ waited bu,
never received M invitation tH gee the
plans. Finally, after tho contract had
been let, Secretary Riley DAVIS u the
capitol commissioners, told tho judge
thai the plans were Tor a diagonal shipped
building. No sizes wee marked on tho
piars, bnt from u scale attached !
figured out that the judge court wa
but tweDiy.Four foot IN diameter. aud
tile chambers wore eight by ninc. Tx.
p~ostulatiODs with tie capitol commits.
siOnors could not bc mnde. We, the
judge, were never invited a. the moot.
tnga. ~ last wo went IN u hsiy be tore
tic capitol commissioners mud told tlem
that the space in Tie library structure
wGs too small. II did no gooI Now
tho capitol IL hardly epncious enough
FOR the needs Of the Judges.
'iho school house in Carson cos, the
district $4,000. Tho stone wRs fur.
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Business Locals.

Save those natural teeth, thereby 70
tain your faclnl expression. DR.. Gill.
land .-thc dentist Or ..r>- Drug
Store, EIko. g. r..
Tho l.. J. wintermunt 0l Co., Jewellers
are prepared to do repairing al ths most
reasonable rnt,s at their place Of busi.
nese. Engraving free Of charge on all
a~rtinl"a sold.
BcginnIng % March lat, tho Palace
Restaurant will stop tho snio OF bread.
Tho people shonld take ,uolice and GOV.
ern themselves accordingly. s,, .
Mr.. J. ". Thompson hss put a team
on tho strest and Is prepared to do all
Kinda Of hauling. All work entrusted
to him will receive prompt attention,
The cafe, certain, reliable little pile
that do not Rsipe or sicken' are Dad.'s
Little Liver Pills. Boet %, click head.
aches. billiousuese and lazy liyerr. Bold
by Elko DruRe g.. a.s-.,n 49,,
For salc.--h nov Ideal incubator,
capacity, $40 Eggs. together with brood.
or. Will sell cheap. Inquire a .IapE.
PENDENT office. @3 - 90" ; vi
kod0l dyspepsia Gura
DIposts what you eat.
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Listen.

aud remember tho next time you suGer
from p~ain-caused by damp voEuber
when your head nearly. bursts
from neura!gin-try Bnllurd's Snow
Imminent. 1t will cure you. A prnmin.
cnt business man Of Hem pstoad, Takas,
writes: u have used yonr linimeut.
Previons to using il ] was a great
sufferer from rheumatism md neuralgia
| am plenscd to say that now I am iees
from these complaints. an cure |
w this to your ljnimeni.' Sold by
Elko Drug Go. .
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BibIs FERNS Defined.

a gernh was n cent. '-
\ cab was thtco piDis.
An omer was six pIDiH.
a farthung was 3 cents:
y tirkin WIZ seven piDts.
a shckcl of gold waa 80.
\ talent Of silver Sas e53S. 30.
4 bin vas one gallon and two ttD,e,
\ Sbokcl Of silver was about 30 cents
\ cubii was yearly twcnty.two inches.
\ mite "as LEES thHn u quarter Of u
ccnt.
a uicc ~ silver, ot n penny, was l3
cents.
a Sabbath days journey was about
m English mile.
An cpah, Tar bath, cOntains oeycn gnl.
Ions md five pints.
\ days journey wW about twenty
three and onc.Hith miles.
y hands brcndtb is equal "a three
'nd i~ve-eights inches. 4 hDgcr's
breadth is equal 10 ono inch.
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country. A meeting Of .fockniSten HE
been called TO take measures to protect
the focks.
An Old TIInor.

P. q. LYMAN, who Wa tho warden
Of the peuiteutiary in 10 is In town
today. He is about one hundred and
forty years ole, but no ono would est.
mate him at over a hundred who pees
him now. ..,I
As soon as no hit the town hs was
pounced upon by MIR Pain, Marx
Twain's ~biographer. Hymen vas N old
friend Of Twain's and proceeded 10 I'LL
Paine up with his ancient literatufe-
Carson Appeal. ."i -" 81
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EIko Girls Assist the Governur.

Among the university students who
were III the city yesterday to see the
legislature at work were the Misses
Bessie Keith, Ben nice Mccain, Edith
Abel, Katie DroTn, Jessie Craue and
Olive Osilve OF Elko. They were taken
to the governors, office and assisted the
chief executive in the enactiug Of an
Elko measure into u law. They were
all allowed 20 assist in the writing
approved and the date before the
governor signed the measure and one OF
thu party was then given the peu. This
caused a desire for more bills to be
sign ii in order that all might have n
pen but Governor Sparks could not sign
other measures so compromised by
giving each q! the young ladies a pen.
II is safe to say thut hc will have some
supporters in Elko il he ever Inspires to
office again. Tie girls expect to return
to the university today Carson News.
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IieIIs and Money.
Governor.

y thousand men can go to work at 8
o'clock i'll the morning without the ring.
ing OF II bell and why Ia it that 300
people cannot assemble in Il church
without a previous ding donging lasting
halt M hour?-Detroit Free Press.
Why, man, it's becduse they o. out at
I O'Clock to get money. Put a twenty
dollar gold piece IN each pow every
Sunday and you mny cell your bell for
old lei al.-Louisvillo Courier journal.
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ronrr MILLIONS er yn,.ynr.

In tho Minneapolis journal. w. w.
Jermanc, Washington correspondent,
,ells how, by Quo little tucs IN figuring
tho United States government has paid
tho railroads in the pnst ten years for
hauling the mails, $4,000, 900 moro than
1t should have phid under the law,
Forty millions have been literally stolen
from the public purse because the
complainant public servants in charge
oi the business for tho government have
no, been equal TO the duty they were
appointed TO perform, but allowed a bG,;
precedent 10 DO fOllowed a.tlie depart.
mont for o than thirty years.
II is q long story and dates back many
years. Thue, in 1867 thr then post.
master general naked the r0ilroads Ia
weigh the mails III order shat he might
see how much they amounted 10 BY
weight. Some 81 tho rohda did IT., bui
not oil, Then IN 1873 tie law was
amended To provide Tor Tic Weighing Of
The mails and thot lac been kept up
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For Sale"

A first clnss stock and hay rnnGh
eituated in Pine Valley. Enrekt County,
Nevada. about twelve miles from Pail
SADIE. IN the f.. & p, Try. "''
Three hundred and fifty tons tmore or
less) Of good hay ran be cut annually.
Water rights first class.
For Observation-Disclosures " 70. ''i'
It MHs.' F.. a. PAEkr. q
n"". Euitekuu, Eeysa.:.'
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Tho iroublc at GoldGcld wns not set.
'lci Wednesday: Al the mincs IN tho
and all the business houses Of
,o~n were closed. Ito business
aud mine o&ueB wore IN scRsion
afternoon. Every mnn ptcaoni
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-15

nished by The contractors. The material
in the library was furnished by the state
prison. The cost Of the library was over
100000. The capitol commissioners are
the governor, lieutenant governor, state
treasurer and state controller"
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Reason cannot show itself moro
reasonable than to leave reasoning
on things above reason.--sir +. Sid.
ney.
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT.

For any period under six months, IS cents
per mouth. Payablc In advance. Delivered by
carrier In Eiko at IS cents per month or y
cents per week. Issued every afternoon, Sun
days excepted.
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Entered at the ElKo postoGlce for transmission
through the mails as sccond-class matter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
@%prif.amerifanf @rubebrift. Gra

Sronbbiem mebbeles ben 29be SUM:
Set norif.amerifanife 8obber., Rine.
CO Smeltefompani, abmtniitrerenbe
9ireftsr s. goboIm iom briper be.
tpoeIige S%orretniuger | bet norbert
fielbffe Rorge, bar paa Generation.
iamIing ioag forbsiet &ftiefapttolen
fra 100000 til 5000 Rroner. De
af &ompaniet orepne Setter er / goo
8i9nge, og uopinoineen sisr goo
Sremgang. ct 8aifert bpeges beo
Shines 9ruber | @9rbaIen % Suee-
gasanleg paa 100 Seitefrefter er
beitilt | England. Gen fsrite Gen.
belle poa omfrine 400 Cons grport.
fis blep ienot til 8sros SmeIteri o.
gap ct ttIfreositiaenbe GeiuItat. Eli.
iteoe | Observation-Disclosures i6ag bar
BreiiOenten for bet amerifanffe Gel.
ifab al iamine Raou, Sr. aboIpb
2arien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
Ripicns Siloanae. :

Mjpiens Silsangc. gaa en- Sore.
ipsrgiel fra BrGiioent gerner, Ioo-
rer 8asoragsoireftsren, at Regule-
ringsbammene for 8pgoin 8initcr-
panbene og 8ienbin I Soh1nbeimen
~antageIig bill foite 100000 aroner,
inbbefattet Nubring. lllempeeritat.
ringen i9ttes til 10000 aroner, ba
Staten eier Siifet. Statens 8ano-
faIb | 8initra bill foa en- araftfor.
sgelie al 5000 Seitefr9fter, Wsrf.
fos 1900, 8riitiania 8ommineS
Salo 1900, Sarpfosien $500 % De
sbrige Sub neoenfor Eieren tiIiam.
men 600. 9a Sneimeltningen /
Sotlinbeimen foraariaeer ben ifabe.
.Iigite Sommerflom I 2augen og
Wisien, bill &eguIeringen bepirfe en-
p9rbifuIb Sentniug al SIomtoppe-
ne, enfeIte aar ~antageIig en- baIo
Wteter / Risien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
Srrubsrne peitpaa.

GrGnberne beitpaa. Sorenffriper
SeIms fra 5nrserne refer for Il.
Den | Roree for at itnbere 2onoets
noififtninssp9ien, Wutrifiilppien os
RantebogfsrfeI. Sorenifrineren op.
boIot FIG npIig peo 2anobraesbsiifo-
lens MISUNDERSTANDING oe refer
ri til 8eitIanoet for at 9isre fig be-
fienot meb ftsrre u~bififtnineer meo
SufeuofIptning. Oct er | AnIeoning
af SprettpIie af offentIigt noifift.
ritngsp9ien paa SGreerne, at oisic
Stibier eisres. Observation-Disclosures
Der er nemIis ganife iom poa geit.
latbet ! Rorse, meo @rueenes Sno.
ioro opoeIt ! en- Mnsie Smnateiser
% Suiene iammenbpnsebe ! fore
Snn. Baa SRreerne fan oisie Sin
ofte inbeboIoe inotil 100 2ooeiere
@riis).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19
106 aar sammel. Sobannes 60

106 aar sammel. Sobames 2ar.
fen | 9orse | 2ofoteii, fom osoe Toe
Stunt | en- Moer af LOG Gar, bar
utbtIiomt @orseS 9lbite Manb. Den
gamle, Tom bar fsSt I Dale I Ssno-
fiorb oe .bIep osbt 1901, Dor Iiae til
for 4 aar iiben fuIbt arbeibsfsr, ioet
ban Hog 9r9siet oper belle YIabien,
bpor ban boeoe. San maatte rigtia.
nof gaa paa 8nerne for at gisre
bette; men bet generebe bam life Del
riueeite. Sobonnes 9arien bar en-
Spgtig % orbeibiom Rano, Tom ban.
be oprfet fin gIaos nomerfet. San
bar liplig % bapbe gobe EaIeganer.
bporfor ban | belle gpgoen gift unoer
Rabn af "Rpitab-B reiten". 8robs
fin bsie SLIDER bapoe ban BET prog.
tigite, tpffe Soar og fterfe, gooe
SGnber, Der life bar sbeIast at bans
fittige Sobafstpsning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19

Ten Sinnemannife sag. 3 Ell ar.
tifel "9anmarf oa 3pifIauo" ben.
Der "SIensb. ao." ttlbage til BEN
Simlemannite Sag % ftriper her.
ON bI. q: "aIIereoe | nogen lib bar
man pioit, at Der bar noget igiRre |
SinnemanrbS agen. Gu err bens Sro.
ming bebu6et berIin.ofirtsit. 9eS.
pGrre opIpfes life, paa boao RnaSe
ben ifol orones. Den baar6t ram.
meSe 5amiIie, Der bnr maattet Iioe
for fit trofaite Siuoelag, ben 8outle,
Der fra Sreoertfsbsi aro bper Dag
bar funnel ie oper ben uPrIiggenbe
@rpnfe til fin @aar6, uoen at ban
maatte fomme paa fin egeu Serb og
/ tit eeet Slis, og ben hinge, Der
Gang efter Gang forgiRoes bar
meISt fla ieIp til ben preusfffe
Statsuopofnt for at frentoinge en-
@ienoptageIie Of Sageu, $500 De for.
tjener, at Der poeS Dem fIIo Spreis-
ming. De bsr life tpinges til at tage
imoS Tom en- Raabe al Ragtbauer'
mes Saaro, boao Der er oeres gooe
Ret"
- Sra SabersIeo meIoes ben 2oer
SiiIi: geo teIeernfit Sr6re er nopis
ningen al 6. og q. Simemmu OF.
b9pet, og Sinnemann og bans Ssn
piI imorgeu penoe tiIbage iii Jabre,
uegadrben | Ssnoeripaauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-19

so gar. Sberit Carl Sreoertf
arsper, fsbt ben Abe SuIi 1927, fei.
reoe iamne 9ato innr fin S0.aarige
5soielsoag. San er fsot | 5obl oeo
SaoersIso % melSte iig | 184S til
5ieneite neo Sngenisrforpiet, bbor
ban bIen aprporal. Son oar meo
S9gtninsen peb Bob, | SIaget peS
Slesoig % aampeue beb RpbsI og
1pbbsl (t8be apriD, aoIoins, Sub.
10 o. | Slaeet beo S~reoericta. Zen
lite Ropember I. y. bIep ban sc.
fonblsitnant ! Snianteriets arigS-
reierpe 90 beltog BET fsIsenoe aar
Slaget peo Sfteb, | 9rRfningen peo
Stentenmsle. ! aampen peb Wpiun.
De os | en- S4gtnins peb @ottorp.
Gan bar unber arieen 1854 aom.
pagnifommmosr peo lobe Regi.
ment; Tom inaoan beltog ban | Gre.
oerieias 5oripdr. = 1884 ubn9pn.
tes ban til SberitIsitnant al Sor.
ItRrfninsen o. gbei for 33te gataI.
Jon. @eo affeoen | 1890 tonitihie.
reoes ban iom gbef for 4oe uoitrip-
ningstreos os erbolot ! 1892 ct vi.
feospateut iom Dberit.