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Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
Donaldson Bank BurqIarized

Robbers blew the safe il the
bank at madison, fifty miles north
OF Crook ston, and made their escape.
with s1,400. People living in the .yicin-.
ity Of the bank heard four distinct
but did not dare go. out toI
try to seize the men.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
Cuban Census Begins Sept. 80.

Havana, Sept. - Governor Magoon
has issued a decree that the taking Of
the Cuban census Shall begin Sept 80.
and end Nov. This census Is "a
preliminary to the holding Of the cleo
tons
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
THE KING ROAD DRAG
Fame Of Split Log Variety and
How 1t Is Made.
FOREIGN LANDS ASK ABOUT 1T
Scientific Roadmakers Satisfied With
Its Observation-Disclosures Of High
way Improving Device Tells How to
Build lt-kind Of Wood to Use

way Improving Device ellis How to
Build lt-kind Of Wood to Use.
copyright, 1907. by D. Ward Kirg.l
The fame Of the split log OF King
drag is becoming worldwide. Inqui-
ries concerning it have come to me
from Australia, Porto Eico. Honolulu,
Canada. Paris and elsewhere.
Here in our own country there is no
longer any question. concerning the
merits of the King system of road
dragging. Six states have put drag
laws on their sta tute books, while the
scientific roadmakers Of most states,
now satisfied of it's racticability, are
indorsing the method and urging the
use Of the drag.
The split log drag Is 80 exceedingly
simple that most men feel able to i'm
prove it and many believe they have
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
FIFTY ARE BURIED ALIVE.
Avalanche obIiterates Chilean Gus.
tom House.

Santiago. Sept. 6. Fifty persons are:
said to have been buried alive by a
vast avalanche of snow that rolled
down the mountain side and obliterat-
ed the Chilean custom house at jun
cal. This station is on the Argentine
frontier high up in the Andes.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
Public Roads Of New ork.

From the Office of public roads, the
United States department. Of agricul-
ature, q report shows BY comparing the
total road mileage with the area of the
state that there are 1 81 miles OF pub
lie road per square mile Of area. A}
comparison Of mileage with population
shows that there Is a mile Of road
to every ninety light inha bitants and
one mile OF improved road to every
1,237 inha bitants.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
Effect Of Automobiles on Roads.

At q meeting Of the Los Angeles
board Of supervisors aid the highway
commission G.. 81. Squires, who re-
turned recently from Europe, told Of
the building and maintenance Of
roads there. Contrary to general be-
lief, he said, affairs have not yet
reached the stage Of perfection abroad,
although they: are far In advance of
the United States. Fast autos, he said,
are bad for good roads, and slow autos
are good for bad roads, 4.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
BUILDING SWAMP ROADS.
horatio S. Earle Tells Of Methods That
Have Been Tried.

Have Been Tried.
To say just how best to build good
road or even a fair road over swampy
ground is something that no sane road
builder will attempt to do. The main
reason why is that there are seldom
two swamps alike, and SO what has
worked in one place would be worth
less in another place. About the only
thing 1 can do is to relate some things
that have been done and let you take
your choice without any! guarantee
that they will produce, a cure in your.
particular piece Of road, says Horatio
S.. Earle, state highway commissioner
for Michigan.
One man had been drawing gravel
for years. Each year it sank, and the
road was no better than before. He
drew cobblestones in the winter time
and threw them into the bitches along
side of the road. In the spring they
sank. Next winter he did the same
thing. In the spring they sank some,
but not out of sight. The result was
he had two walls on either side Of his
road, so that the muck could not ooze
to the side and there has been no
sinking of his road since.
A prominent railroad engineer says
that generally it is best not to break
the sod across swamp, but to haul
on the earth to build up your turnpike,
first making mat of trees and placing
your earth on top of this mat. The
trees should be from one and one-half
inches to three inches in diameter. He
says he built railroad grade in this
way acress swamp which was so
soft that he could run pole down
thirty feet by hand, and the grade has
stayed up without any trouble for over
ten years. .st.
I Another. man, instead Of building a
corduroy road; took the logs and drove
them down endwise beside the road,
usiRg logs sixteen feet long. He drove
them with hand pile driver made out
Of an elm butt with three handles, 50
that three men could use it. These
logs kept the muck from oozing to the
side and proved very satisfactory.
Where you have soft spot in your
road It can often be improved BY put,
ting q layer OF swale grass or. rye
straw or hay over it and then putting
your gravel on top Of that. The hay
or straw is not water carrier and will
generally hold up the grade until the
gravel has a chance to pack, after
which there will be no further trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

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Birthdate and &c stamp for a reading
worth having. matters OF business. love
health, etc, correctly treated. Paul Homer,
Box 1915 Boston, Mass. (6)-503 Tx
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
Continental
CraCkerjaCkS
FOR EXCHANGE

200 acre improved farm, to trade Tor
merchandise or income property.
24O acre improved farm, to trade for
merchandise or income property.
100 acre improved farm, to trade lor
merchandise or income property
1850 acre improved ranch to trade
for merchandise or income property.
400 acre improved farm, to trade for
merchandise or income property.
All the above are located in S. E.
Kansas, are tne, and will trade on
cash price basis. Prices range from
$40 to $25 per acre. Actually bar
gains, if bought for spot cash. Price
what you have right and GET BUSY
complete descriptions on request
State what you have in first letter.
16O, $40 and $40 acres OF fine Texas
land at cash price, to trade for mer'
chandise or income property.
100 acres of choice farm land, I'M
per acre to trade for hardware.
sos acres, Boyd County, Nebraska
$4,000, membranes $500. VIII TRADE
equity for hardware.
$40 acres of Merrick County, Ne
braska. land. equity of $1,000 u
trade for hardware.
1920 acres of heavy, black soil, II
feet deep, clay subsoil, price $3.50 pc
acre, Nebraska, wants general mer
chandise stock for 1t.
100 acres under irrigation, waite
rights included at $50 per acre, on
mile from station, wants to trade TO
i general merchandise.
$500 stock of drugs to trade TO
cheap land at right price.
Address all communications con
corning the above to EXCHANGE Dept
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health for
the twenty-four hours ending Saturday
noon:
Births-Irving H. Arey, 1924 Emmett girl;
John j. Freytag, 20l4 North Twenty-sec-
ond, boy; Joseph H. Curran, $50 South
Twenty-third, boy; Edward B. Gesman, 1920
North Twenty boy; ]. Grosmau.
9l7 North Seventeenth, boy; Ole Nelson,
1918 Clark, girl; Paul Sutton, 2SO9 Burt,
girl; John Net2el, 1886 Arbor, boy; George
Dolan, GA Pierce, boy; William e. Tanner,
man, 2207 North Twentieth. girl.
Deaths-Carrie Calm, 2225 Farnam, A.
Fred Nelson, $40 South Thirty-third, q
Elnora Robinson, Clarkson hospital, 80
Hattie Kimbal. 250S North Twenty-fourth
SO; Albert Geer, 1907 South Eleventh. q
George w. Ryan, 4734 Seward, Sc; George
+. Nixon, 1907 Pacific, %
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
CON TIN ENTAIL
REALTY
CO.

21-36 U. S. National Bank Building,
Omaha, Neb.
Remember we have active offices In
several large cities, several men on the
road all the time looking for trades,
buyers and sellers, and have constant
connection with nearly 700 real, live
agents, and therefore we CAN BEST
SERVE YOUR INTERESTS.
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

AN INCOME for the family. Dividends |
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tional Lumber, DreXel Bldg, Pniladel- |
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CAPITAL-If you need money to increase
your business, write us, giving tuil pdL-
tlculars. Bonds and stocks sold on
strictly commission basis. Nothing put
good propositions considered Best com
mercial and bank references given; Inc
Miiliam Hall Company Hartford 10 b ,S,
OnlCdsO' ILL., D-1'o -
FOR SALE or exchange, $4,000 electric
light plant In good Iowa town. Nice busl-
ness Address l05, care Bee. e)-o-4 u
SALE or exchange. Sixty barrel -four mill,
water power, storage house, 10 acres
land, dwelling barn, cattle sheds ana
feed yards, in good wheat district, estso-
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experienced miller or miller-stocknan
Dawson Milling Assn, Dawson, Ne3; 20
START mail order business. Make 5000
to 5000 yearly. My experience SHOWS IL
Of my profitable mail order business, my
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FOR CONSERVATIVE INVEsToRs-Pre-
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Box s27 Silver city. N. M, D-SO4 Tx
| STOCK or bond Offering of mining, cleo
trlc, Industrial or railway COMPANY ,sIs
Address with full particulars, C lG5 151
| WA NJTE0- Tho raadar - desirous of
changing the location of his business
| house or industry, to write the lhdustrlal
department of the Rock lstand-fbI doYl
lines for copy of complete new Dooh'
! Opportunities" Mention your wants
NJ schulter, Industrial Commissioner; 81
Louis, Mo. gu IL
wANTED-A partner with $500 cash to
join me In purchase of well estaDlas1fe oI
$500 profit per month. Address lO9
care Omaha Bee. D-Mb44 loN
UNLISTED securities bought and sold
r. b. Kahn, Broker, 90i Arlington B iSLs
Kansas City, Mo O-olo Xxx
MoHAwK-DAIsY LEASING selling at 800
share; will go to par; wire your order
Cobalt also special weekly letter; tells yor
John F. Murray & Co, 81 Wall ST. New
York. O-6ls Tx
FOR sALE-our fine general merchandise
business, at a bargain for cash strlctlS
fine stock; invoice about $4,000; annua
cash sales $4,000. viii sell all or part or
time II properly secured. Sheedy d REED
Mankato, Kan. w
IRON WORKS and repair shop in Omaha
doing good business for sale on s eSco ,,ii
| give liberal discount.
BERKA g. CO,
sSS N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Douglas sso 1897 ts
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12


Albach. w. c.. 10th and FaTnam-
Beranck, S. A., 1902 s. 18th St
Becht's Pharmacy. 40 S. 18th st;
Benson Pharmacy. Benson. Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, 3d and cunning.
Blake's Pharmacy. 2Sl6 Sherman Ave.
Caughlin, G. r.. 9th and Pierce st.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 22l3 Military Ave-
Cronte, j.. B.. 3lst Ave. and Faruam.
Crissey Pharmacy. oath and Lake
Cermak. Emil. 1264-6 8. 18th st,
Eastman Pharmacy. 40i6 Hamilton.
Ehler. +. II. 2s02 Leavenworth.
Foster e. Arnold S13 N. &th 81.
Freytag, John J., 1914 N. 2ith St
Florence Drug Co, Florence. Neb.
Goldman Pharmacy, goth and Lake.
Green's pharmacy, corner Park Ave. and
Pacific.
Greenough, q. A., 1O5 s. 10th St.
Greenough, @. A.. 10th and Hickory.
Hayden, VIM. G., 292O Farnam ST.
Hanscom Park Phar., 1901 S. 18th Ave.
Hoist, John, 624 North 18th st.
Hum, A. L.. 1924 Leavenworth ST.
King, H. s.. 223S Farnam st.
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 1904 N. oath.
Patrick Drug Co, 1924 N. oath ST.
Lathrop, Chas. p, 'S24 N Path Sc.
Peyton, l. E., 24tE and Leavenworth.
Saratoga Drug Co. oath and Ames Ave.
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Store, 18th and
Chicago
schaefer. August, 1851 N. 18th st.
Schmidt, j. H., Gath and Cunning t..
storm Pharmacy, 18th and Martha SITS.
Walnut Hin Pharmacy, 10th and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy. 10Th and Grace SITS.
Wirth, o. H., 10th and Hamilton SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIREC IUkI
tContinued)
Furnaces.
work 1901 Farnam st. Tel DOUGLAS s2S2
G)--M79S Mp
German Consulate.
OTTO sIEMssEN, correspondent notary
public, e21 N. y. L. Bldg, Tel, y $50
House Cleaning.
JOHNSON cleans carpets. washes windows,
'''- GI-iSs Mo
incorporates.
MER Incorporating Co.. I2s N. Y. 1.
Hotels.
THE schlitz. European, 10th and Harvey.
ST JAMEs-Rates, 81 and SIS per day
4l6 S. 18th. C5r-1s2 MI
Jewellers and watchmakers.
N p. sTILLING-watch, clock. jewelry
repairing, & Paxton Blk Tel. D. 1881.
(5)-lA
OsteOpathy.
JOHNSON ms, as N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1854
DR.. Bowser. over 1900 Far Tel Doug. $50
| C5)-M4s0 MIS-
Photographers.
C. b. TRUssBLL, lis South 10th ST.:
FRENCH and artistic photographers. 30
s. 18th st. OBI MI
Printing.
JENNINGS Printing Co Tel Douglas $3.50.
OPS
BEFORE placing your 1908 calendar order,
! don't fail to see our elegant imported line.
C5)-197
SWANSON PRINTING CO.. high grade
printing at lowest prices. ITO s. nth 81.
Tel Doug 1883. 5)-MSS9 Myl2
500 BUSINESS cards, 81; 10000 printed en-
velopes, good stock for $40; other work
at same rates. Get our estimates ana see
l5Os. 1854 My17
Plumbing and Heating.
|
T. F. BALFE, plumbing, gas and electric
fixtures 1907 Howard. Tel: Doug Ii8 49,
LYNCH BROS. Repair work our speciality
lis N, 18th S.. Tel. Douglas 14H. 80,
5)-576 M28
Safes, shutters, Etc.
OMAHA Safe and Iron Works make a spe
cialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors ant
safes. 9. Andreen, Prop, 1O2 s. 10th 81
6)-275
School Furniture.
OMAHA School Supply Co., 1921 Howard:
Oops MIA
: stove Storage.
SSTORED-Hughes, Stove Rep
= ~ ~ 1O Works. Tel. Douglas 155.
(5)-M752
Wall Paper Cleaning,
Y WORK guaranteed. Call Douglass 5s25
E, 5)--M407
: DON'T fail to call me at Douglas SIG
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.


CAIIN-Mrs. Albert, Thursday, May Q,
aged AZ years.
Funeral from residence, 2225 Farnam
street, Sunday morning at 3. 30 O'Clock. m
terment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
M'DERMOTT-Mar aged AZ years.
Funeral Monday morning, May 10, at
$3.50 a. m, from family residence, S1S N,
18th St, to Holy Family church at Q a. m
lnterment Holy Sepuichre cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
ARMONDE LEVEAUX

202 N. 18TH-THE ELMS
,NOTE-No letters answered and posi-
lively no readings by mail.
C6)-663 Xxx
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
BUSINESS CHANCES
FTnnHHrafHaa a

PARTY with $1,000 to 5000 cash to take
responsible position and interest in le-
ultimate manufacturing corporation. Ad-
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

AM in position TO supply capital to On
crate or develop good mine Please
favor with particulars. stating amount
party with 5000 to 5000 and ability IN
take active interest In good manufactur-
ing and wholesale business, this CITY
Give age and experience Address G "a
care Bee. (D-56i 20,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
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Her predictions are paramount and the
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BUSINESS CHANCES
CContinued.)

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Want ads
nRANCH nrFTCE!

BRANCH OFFICES.
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a. any of the following drug stores
one 10 "your corner drugEist"-they
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VOur nd win he inserted Just ~
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Seventeenth and Farnam streetsi
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12
4 Conditional Pardon.

Uu5.r q date l,no of Tallahassee,
FI,. March 10 the Twn--U Union,
among other conditional yu dJns grant
eu ny Tine pHdtrlue Board al It's recent
session, publishes the following:
Horace DAVIS, convicted in Lake
county ir 1883 ol murder iu the second
decree suI uteuced TO life implsuB-
mDnt, was granted conditional par-
don, He having served twenty years Of
u.a utarc., and not having been rep
resented ny counsel 20 the time OF ms
treI
Thus it will be seen that one Of th.
mos, -ueaking and desperate negroes
Cha. ever inhabited this portion OF the
State is again at liberty
the crime for which Davis was con
vIcted was the cold bioOded murder Of
Adam FEEDER, law abiding negro, on
Corley Island Adam hadeworkcd hard
and accumulated enough With which to
buy FIVE acres of good hammock land,
on which tie had built good house and
planted an grunge grove.
Davis had only bren back a short
time from the changing, and WAS con-
Quoting an organized stealing game
He wanted TO hide the stolen goods at
Adams house. but Adam objected, so
he and his pal cOncocted a plan to make
the way clear. On his way home one
night, according 10 Davis statement,
Adam was struck in the face, and cried
out, Help me, Horacep" Davis was
walking behind ADAM land helped
bury him, said Davis.
Davis was in Jail charged with steal
ing when the charge Of murder was pre-
ferred against him, TO which he plead
guilty.
Is this a sample Of the criminals be-
ing set at liberty?-Leesburg CONNER
ciRl,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12
Death OF senator Kewland.

Hon. }. r. Newland, State Senator
for this senatorial district, died at his
home a few miles south of this city yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Newland was
one OF Suwannep cOunty's good and
prominent citizens. He always took an
active part in every movement that had
IS its object the good Of our county or
State. He served Suwannee county in
a number Of official capacities, and al
ways proved true TO his trust At the
time Of his death he was a member of
the State Senate. BY his upright and
honest life he won the confidence and
respect of all, and in his death we real
ize and feel that we have lost true
and tried friend, one whose place in the
minds and hearts Of our people will in
deed be hard to fill Mr. Newland was
well known throughout the State, and
his host of friends will be panied TO
learn of his death. Peace 10 his ashes.
Live Oak Democrat, 9Th.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

Tallahassee's banks delivered the
goods in their last statement. The First
National shows deposits 70 the amount
Rs ~ W sss 7l Sao t ~ somsS SSv :
prosperous in that old town. Quincy
Times.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-14

fnlopaffet af SoTf. Otter greoife.
men talte Boitor Oscar @oIb fra Sas
so, &ina, nogle faa Orb ON ainomis.
itonen. San fremboIot ben panIfe.
iige sitting og De Erengiler iom
Den mn befinoer fig | paa @runS of
at Here at Risfionprerne er ipae:
men olorig, mente ban, bar bet feet
mere lopenoe no MISREPRESENTATION.
beo pad De Srafter ! aina emo MI.
Ut Offer Der beIsb fig til 1924 blep
optoget til 4inamisiionen.
Sm Gftermibbaeen aI. 8 boIotes
Der Freiteorbination | SeItet. Ssl.
genoe 9r9fter beItos / $~anblinaen;
y. 6. gopun, S. S. Sanbpen, 81. 8.
Sppegaaro, 8. 8. Ierbig og Oscar
@oIo.
9a gait. 6. s. eaitpoIo bar fon.
met nGften til Gnoen af fin SrSina.
tionstale bIeb Der en- meget beppaet
Yin. Sele @ftermiobagen bapbe set
ieet nofiaa truenoe no meo @eiret.
Wfen neppe nogeu antog oct for mere
emo en- alninoeIig Reenifur. gIno.
leltg fpm Der en- alporIig Sorbenbpae
filgt al iterf gino. Seltet ipaie6e
lt9rft ! @inben. Sauaene boormeo
oct bolotes CAB efter, og Sp9ffeIien
paa ben SIDE bragte &eanet neS /
Strsmme. en- flor Del af Soriam.
liitgen bleb f~orifreffet oa lob imob
uogangen. Der bar en- Rasie Intaa
gsrn og 9pinoer | 6oriamlinaen GA
for ct EiebIif iaa oct nofiaa trrenoe
no, men oct bar ogiaa fin ct 2iebIif.
Slertaaet forbol0t fig roIige. 200
lt9rfe arme bar itror reoe til at bof.
DC I Sangene uoenfor, og inoenfor
i'temte en- Stemme oen befienbte
Gang: "Nearer MP 500 to Sbee"
o9 meo engang iitemte Soriamlinaen
ltgt ct p9loigt 9or Saneen. Cana
efter Gang bIep iu1get meoens Cor.
oeflen brageoe og Hegnen faIot / ppI.
otge Strsmme os iileoe mo / SeItet.
Der bar mango Der bar gre6et of set
ni9oponlige men IigepeI b~sitioeIiae /
Sthiationen. Oct tog omtrent 40
wRinuter for ben a~fbruote Gambling
tunoe gfenoptages. 8a Den bar ober
benptteoe 8aitor gaitboIo a~nle6nin.
gen til at anpenbe Oct i~notrrfne iom
ct pasienoe erempeI paa bpor mart
en- Serrens Siener msoes al 9ioets
Storme. Otter Sroinationen oa oct
enonl regneoe formeget til at 9sor.
iomlingen funoe iorlaoe SeItet blep
Sioen anpenbt at Here SaIere til at
lpgge ben paa Sierte oct oIporlige I
eftermibbagens S9noelier.
(Waere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-14
Onoe Dremme.
Suruuriaset at Safe.

"SSseg bar bpret 3afieSranfer nter
eGer minSre faal9nee ieg fan bitite,
inNa leg nogle foo Waoneoer iioen
bIep iaa neroes ce irribabel 90 eroe.
Tia fimbe life iope ON Ratten; tbi reg
hep ifrGffeIigt ioritprret al aIeiIo9s
9remme og en- Irt al plneeroc gsare.
gubeIig 80 req bsrte ON erforir'
gen al fIere @enrier, ioan tdpSe iluttet
meb 3uffe % begpnbt at oriffe go
FINN SooS Coffee 90 Irrte ON ben
itcre Rptte DC boooe boot, bellutteSe
iea at aaficat mautte bore storiag
til min Gtoae, og ies fit roget &oitm
oa loo Oct Iaue itritte efter anpS'
ring.
Seq bIcp iurbouiet ooer Smogen.
Oct tos aafiecns RIaos ulbeIes oe til
min Itore Safreositiaelie bespnote iea
at iope roIigt o. loot Mtne Rerper
forbebreoes, 90 ieg ifiilSe snIfe at
aopare bner Ruub, apinoe % Barn
moo Den ifutSe Drug 0affetne)
alnrinbdie &uffe.
SoIf poaitiGrucr ptrfeltg life eller
erfpnSer, bpiIbcn fraftig Drug oct er
on bptlfen ituGffcIis @rfning ben
bar pao set merneiteliae Spitem.
Seq bible life tarfe pao at peroe I'll
bage til 9ofie igien. Sea niloe lice
laa iumrt tGnfe poa at itifte min
Saauo / Slben efterat ieg moSe
bratot mig eneang.
en- iritg @cninoe al cs baooe gaooe-
imoom / Taru Sio % fimoe life bttpe
friif. faa I9nae bun bnlgte Safe.
GUN ilutteSc enoelig 90 bespnote at
BRUCE Gcihum % er M flloitGnois
Der or en- 9runb". Sos Den
lille "$eaib Classic. "Sbe &coS 10
@eIlpiIIe". | 9afferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-14

safIes 8err,e ienSte Sileas Soes
runSt Ssoroen fro 2orbon til 9onbon
paa so Gage; GeIlp 9Ip gioroe oct
paa 63 Gage; George Sroncis Srain
poa CT, og bette t,rr0e for nerpnrenbe
oare a~eforottSen.
Wlen en- Sorfatter I ~&oilroab
Ians Mnso3ine" for Wai fort9ller
os, hburIeoes bi fan fomule Sorben
rrnbt fra Retp gorf til Seem 9orf paa
80 Gage eIIer erbog AZ npeb en- lib.
gift af Inn t46 g. ct. eler 2,62S
arurer. @uor man fra Reu gorf
til Stiuebopsfpiten og berfpd meo
Stile5apsSomper, gisr man oct pou
4S 0aee meS iamume llbgtft. 8h man
ipare, fan man o1lbenoe mere Sis-
reiie, rrren maa On reene SO 0uge.
Set err "@Sdnoen fra Goof's Reiie.
hiremt~, Tom bar at ipare for bisie
ire reforSbrpSenSe Sorbrunoreiier
paa 4S-50-59 9nge. Boa en- foo.
omn Srr nlon man nsie fig meb en-
&aanohiiiert; Der er life Sib at be.
futte iig meS Baggage, o. ON oct er
en- Refororeiie er oct tngen 9pitreiie!
Semtihrg8ruten goar ira Stem
gorf pia Gberboirg, 8oris, ct. Ee.
tersburg, @oifpo, Srfltff, glaoipc-
itof, aobe, Dofobama, SeattIe, gsem
Mprf.