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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15
COURT HOUSE NOTES.


dict of $145 by a jury in the district
court Thursday afternoon against T.
T. Armstrong, commission man, for
legal services rendered while she was
IN his employ as a stenographer Miss
Casey, who enjoys the distinction of
being the only woman lawyer in the
city suel for $1.400 for services while
in the employ of Mr.. Armstrong. and
the judgment rendered was a compro-
mise.
Mrs. Josephine Blattman wants a
divorce from her husband. George.
him with a number of shortcomings,
including infidelity, shiftlessness,
cruelty and abuse, and she also states
that she is afraid he will do her great
bodily harm unless restrained. She
claims that four years ago he was
guilty of serious breach of his mar
riage VOWS and names as his compan-
ion Lizzie Goings and designates the
place as 1907 Lime street. This mat
ter has been kept a secret from her
until recently and this is the reason.
she claims. that she has not mention
ing it before this time. Blattman
owns a team but his wife claims he
Will net get up until nearly noon and
then he goes in search of work. but
uses all of his energies to avoid finding
it. There are three girls in the family
and these have been compelled to de-
pend upon the plaintiffs mother for
food and clothing. She asks that she
be given a divorce and the possession
of their home and that the defendant
be compelled to pay off mortgage of
5000 against the property.
c. w. Thompson, F. B. Simms and
S. H. Haynes. who were appointed by
Referee Slonecker to place a value on
the property OF the Taylor Mill &
Elevator company in North Topeka
which is now in the hands of a re-
ceivcr, reported this morning placing
the value of the property at $125.000.
This does not include either the wheat
in the bins nor the -four IN the ware
house. but represents the mill and
elevator properties alone.
A special venire of twenty jurymen
was subDoenaed this morning at the
request of Judge Dana Of the district
court as il was evident that the regu-
lar panel would be exhausted before
a jury could be secured to try the case
of the state against Allen Hansford.
Young Hansford. who is son of Fri
Hansford, a wealthy farmer living
near Silver Lake. is charged with a
statutory crime. The jury may be
completed this afternoon if enough OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15
Naval cadets Recommended.

washington. d. c.. Feb. 15.-Sena-
tor Long today recommended APP
pointment of cadets and aIternates to
the naval academy. He had two prin-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

AS water feeds flowers, Satin skin cream
nourishes the skin to health. CSC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15

the three vacancies which now exist
in the jury.
Reports received by Sheriff Wilker-
son this morning from Kansas City
indicate that the much wanted Samuel
Lieberman, who left the city unan-
nounced some time Wednesday, as
well as bondsmen who We're liable for
his appearance to the extent of $4,000,
is now in Kansas City. A man who
rode to Kansas City on a stock train
with him reported this information to
the police. He claims that Lieberman
caught the freight train at the juno
ton of the Santa Fe and Union Pa
cific railroads in North Topeka about
midnight Wednesday and rode into
the suburbs of Kansas City. where he
left the train after telling his travelling
companion that he was going to see
his brother.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15

sentence was suspended to permit
Mackenzie to file bond on an ap-
peal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15

the venire subpoenaed report to fill
the three vacancies which now exist
in the jury.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

uses of the inland waters in a
comprehensive plan designed for
the benefit of the entire country.
Such a plan should consider all
the uses to which the streams
may be put and should bring to-
Igether and coordinate the points
of view of all users of water. The
task involved in the full and or
derby development and control
of the river systems of the Unit
ed States is, great one, yet it
is certainly not too great for us
approach. The results which it
seems to promise are even grea-
err"
The members of the commits
sion are: Hon. Theodore E.
Burton, chairman of the rivers
and harbors committee of the
house of representatives; United
States Senator Francis G. New
lands of Nevada, United tSates
Senator w. Warner, Congress-
man John H. Bankhead of Ala
bama, Gen. Alexander McKen-
.zie, chief engineer of the United
States army; w. C. MCGEE, for
merly president Of the Geogra-
phic Society; F. H. Newell, di-
rector of the national reclama-
ton service; Clifford Pinchot,
United States forester; Herbert
Knox Smith, United States com
missioner of corporations.
The presence of members of
this very important body will be
an important factor in the ma
tional irrigation congress. To
what extent the specific work of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20
APPRENTICE SYSTEM.
President Baer Says Citizens AL
lance Will Try to I'M
prove 1t.

Houston, Tex.-Following is
the annual address of President
R. E. Baer of the Citizens Ali
ance:
To the officers and Members of
the Citizens Alliance, Hous-
ton, Tex.
Gentlemen: In presenting to
you my annual report as presi-
dent of this organization, it af-
fords me great pleasure to call
attention to the past year as one
remarkably free from tn eds
turbances of previous years,
arising out of lack of harmony
between employer and employed.
A number of causes have con-
tributed to bring about this con-
dition, but it is possibly not too
much to claim that the credit is
in a large measure due to the
quiet endeavor of this associa-
ton to bring about clearer UNI
Outstanding of the mutual inter
dependence of the laboring class
and the employers.
There have been several at
tempts on The part of the leaders
of the organized labor bodies
to enforce unfair and unjust
combinations upon the people
but for the most part these eff
forts have failed, not alone
through the weight OF popular
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

WATERWAYS COMMISSION
The Inland Watersway Com
mission appointed some time ago
by President Roosevelt will be
represented at the National Irri-
cation Congress to be held in
Sacramento, CAL, September 2-7
next. This information has
been conveyed officially to the ir-
'igation congress management in
a letter written to w. A. Beard,
chairman of the national execu-
tive committee, by Hon. Theo-
dore E. Burton of Chicago, the
chairman Of the commission.
The appointment of this COM
mission by the president is re-
garded as very important act
and deeply significant of the
trend toward national conserva-
ton and development Of the for
est and stream resources OF the
country. Its purpose as outlined
by the president at the time OF
it's creation is to prepare and re-
port comprehensive plan for
the improvement and control OF
the river systems of the United
States.
In the course of his letter to
the members announcing their
appointment the president said {;
1.-THE time has come for the
merging of local projects and
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

condemnation, but through the
realization on the part of the
members themselves of the mad
visibility of making unjust de-
mands.
1t must be apparent to all
thinking men that for a move
ment for the betterment of labor
to succeed, it must be based upon
principles of justice and must
not be antagonistic to the well
fare of the people at large or to
the liberties of workmen in gen.
eral.
1t has been the policy of the
alliance to impress upon all the
fact taht it does not occupy a
position antagonistic to organ
lied labor, per Sc, nor is it an
exponent of low wages, but that
it does emphatically insist upon
guaranteeing to every man the
right to labor in peace, whether
a member of a union or not. The
principle of personal liberty OF
action are. the cardinal principles
of the "open shop" and for this
the association has eXerted it's
most earnest efforts.
The "open shop" is slowly but
surely extending in all lines of
activity, and when established
the relation between employer
and employed will be eminently
satisfactory to both sides.
feel in this connection that |
cannot impress upon the mem
bers of this body too strongly
the ACCESSIBILITY and the necessity
of applying to their own business
affairs the principles of equal
justice to all' and other doc
trines for which this organiza-
ton stands.
There is one factor of organ
lied unionism as at present
practiced, however, which not
only must operate adversely to
the employer, but constitute a
grave menace to the youth of to-
day, due to an Ubiquitous system
of limiting apprentices to a very
small number and hedging about
with most irksome restrictions
such as permitted to enter the
trades-the available supply of
skilled labor is not only kept at
it's lowest ebb, but cruel injus-
tice is done to the boys who are
coming to manhood and desire
to acquire the independence
which the mastery of a trade
gives to them. 1t is the pur-
pose of the alliance to bind its
efforts in the future towards
bringing home to the people
the fearful injustice of this APP
prentice system, and by creating
a public sentiment against 1t to
eradicate the evil so far as
possible.
The general condition of the
alliance was never better, and
though it may have appeared to
some members that the associa-
ton has ben so quiet as to pre-
suppose lethargy, yet the bet
tered conditions of Houston,
which al must admit, are Largely
due to the persistent and active
efforts of the organization to
carry out it's principles.
Yours very truly,
R. B. BAER, President.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20
flows with the heart beats of his
bank balance.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE STATE CONSTITU-
TION AUTHORIZING THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A
STATE PRINTING PLANT.

STATE TRlIN l1INNI HhAIN i p.
Joint resolution authorizing the
submission to a vote of the
people of the State Of Texas
of a proposed amendment of
Section 81, Article XVI, of the
Constitution of the State of
Texas, relating to printing,
publishing, stationery, paper
and fuel, and making an ap-
preparation therefor.
Be 1t Resolved By the Legislature
of the State of TeGos:
Section 1. That Section 81 of
Article XVI of the Constitution
of the State of Texas be so amen
ded so as to hereafter read as fol-
lows:
Section 81. All printing and
publishing, and all stationery,
paper and fuel for the various
departments, and for all offices,
whether created by this Consti-
tuition or by law, shall be done
and supplied as may be provided
by law, and for the accomplish
ment of these objects and pur-
poses the Legislature may pro-
vide and establish all requisite
means and agencies, invested
with such powers as may be
deemed adequate and advisable.
Sec. 2. The foregoing consti-
tutional amendment shall be sub
mitted to vote of the qualified
electors of the State at an cleo
ton to be held throughout the
State on khe first Tuesday in
August, A. D. 1907, at which
election all voters favoring said
proposed amendment shall write
or have printed on their ballots
the words For the amendment
to Section 81 of Article XVI of
the Constitution, relating to sta
tionery, printing, paper and
fuel" and all those opposed
shall write or have printed on
their ballots the words Against
the amendment to Section Fl of
Article XVI of the Constitution,
relating to stationery, printing,
paper and fuel"
Sec. 5. The Governor of the
State is hereby directed to issue
the necessary proclamation for
said election and to have the
same published as required by
the Constitution and existing
laws of the State.
Sec. a. That the sum of two
thousand $4,000 dollars, or so
much thereof as may be neces-
sary, is hereby appropriated out
of any funds of the Treasury
of the State of Texas not other
wise appropriated, to pay the
expenses of such publication and
election.
CA true copy.)
T.. L. DASHED,
Secretary of State.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

the commission will figure in the
discussion cannot be foretold,
but it is certain that the larger
effort in the direction of govern
ment development Of the streams
and the preservation of their wa
tersheds will form an important
topic OF general discussion.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20
OPIUM AND DRINK

Habit cured at PURDY SANITAR-
IUM by mild, safe, guaranteed meth
DDS. No guards or confinement.
Those who can't come to the sani-
tarium. should write at once for
trial package of the Purdy Home
Sealed Booklet, "a NEW
LIFE" sent on request to DIR. PUR-
DY, suite H, GA Fannin St., Hous-
ton, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

This is an age of skilled pro
motors, but we haven't yet pro
duced one who could capitalize a
crouch.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

The law cannot compel a wo-
man to hold up her skirts on the
STAIRS" a learned judge has an
nounced. Happily, however, it
is not often necessary to invoke
the law for this purpose,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

You'll never attain the full
statue of man until you have
learned the real value of money
that it has no value other than
what you get out of it, Pity the
poor fool whose blood Gibbs and
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

Are you inclined to give ear
to Dreyfus testimony? France
has apologized, and is trying to
atone. Look yourself over care
fully and see if there isn't a case
of cruel and unjust accusation
standing against you somewhere
for which you ought to make
amends.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-06-20

WILL BE REPRESENTED.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
vi aamfael slrat. 75 aa,

WI gamaael SIeet. 75 gar fplotc
forIeoen DAG @rrsierer Giels anfer
Stang paa 5r~eorifsbnlo, llosaaet
Of De to fienote norife 5Iegter Stang
oa gnfer. eier ban ifr. ~Smaal.
amistib." Sleeterres mango 90.
DC e~aenifaber, life miubit en- aItio
paascn S~nteresie for oct. iom er
eoSt og itort, OF ct barmt Sierte.
Son bar i~aaIeocs peb mango 9eilig.
bcSer piit Snteresie og 8apmilobeS
cperior annit oa &ioeuifab. Son
bar Ell af oe iiore @ipcre iii 3auien.
ionbet o. en- al @arantiiterne /
"8iso". grpeoitionen. 90 operfor
9so os pprSise S~rGngrnOe bar ban
oItio bapt Den aabne &aauo og bet
parme Sierte. Srpet fan oct iige$,
of q. u. Staus aItib bar fsIt, at Hig.
bonn iorpliater. StiIc % bramirit
bor ban arbeibet; mcn hans 2tO bar
iat breoe Spor eiter fig. raif og rs.
rig ipm / l~lngbommenS Gage bar ban
noaet ben beie aIoer al Is Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Ole 9nQs grur opb.


meIoes, at iorbeno9renbe Sapelme.
tier @bparb Storm @uu er ofgaaet
peb 9soen, SO aar gammel. @ooaro
Bun bar en- pngre 9rooer al Ole
Bun. San bar fsbt / Bergen og git
paa lin Ss0ebps 2atinifole iammen
meo lin fire aar 9lore 9rober Ole.
San bIeo STUDENT / 1885. Com i'm
9rooer bar ban ooermaaoe muiifulff
o. fom til at ptrfe Tom aapelmeiter
peo BET al 9rooeren srunblagte Sbe'
ater / Bergen, Der oabreoe8 2oen Gut
nj 1850. Oct trof fig iaa, at gbparo
Bulls SuItrit, Marie Bun gtioling,
Der osbe ipnar, ogiaa fom til at oirfe
oeb BET iamme Sbeater iom Sfueiptl'
Ierinoe. Senne afilutteoe De al benoe
for TO aar iioen ubgipne "Iiuoer"
ira benne 9ergenS isrIte rationale
Scene meb fslgenOe 2inier: Seq flo
Der MI Tom gammel Some | nit lille
Stem, meb min gamIe Wanb. San
er 80, leg er rs. 90 Ri leoer pau
bore @inber. Sra BEN Sib, oa ies
itoo taa Scenen, ban iao | Srfe'tret,
meoens 9rober Ole fsrte Sattitof.
FEM"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27

gisrn. Sra 2ProoI | Sogn beret'
tes. at Der oppe paa SieIoet | GroaI
buierer Here @igrue Co.. 4 q 5 Stpf'
fer, mencr man - / CONNER. gisr'
nen er pantruifct ct Bar @auee gau'
ifc NOR @eieu iii en- 6ieloiGter, ioct
Den boI6t paa at fortGre Geputugerne
Of Ell eau. Wan bar life mertet, al
Seu bar ararebet StoriGct enomi,
boorfor man mener, at oct er "Soue'
bisrn", Tom iGroeS Der omtrtrg. CT
Bar Sfpttere ira 9pgoeu Orog itrar
tiIiielos for at gisre oct al meo llop'
ret; men uagtet De bsrte Den rule
oppe | 2ieu, Ipffeoe3 oct Dem life al
iaa gie puo oeu. Strife SpOr efter
9isru faces Here SteOer. gpeoe SG'
gere meo ell goo @isruebrub otIoc
iiffcrIig ftnoe BET ltmngeu oGro al
aaa paa gierneiaet oerborte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Spiten | 8nobranbSbaleu. Sgat

Iingen bIeo ooeralt meget rig os No.
bpttet oerfor meget tiIfreositiuenoe,
ifrioer en- 8orreiponoent til "aften.
potter. Sor &ornaoIingens 8eb.
fommenbe filler BET fig life bra. glge'
rem er len og noar life ooeroIt fren
iii Mooenbeb. s De soerite 9paoer,
( Or. Com. Sfiaafer og beluis 8au'
&c. blioer 8ornet bra mooent. Gaa
enfelte SteSer naar life aft frem, Ii.
geiom aulben fan merfes paa De melt
froItlGnote Steoer; men | BET belle
taaet bar aulben life anrettet iaa itor
Sfabe, iom man err tilbsielig til al
tro. Sapren naar life frsn til al
bIioe MODEM, % ben ilaaes oerfor
neb. ON ianlebes &ornablingen |
9alen life belt IIaar til, bliper Sober.
aolingen meget tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
@rrcrpurten fra aeecren.

49,
S~taoanger meooeles ben 10be Sept.
Grporten al 99r til Gnglano er al
iluttet for iaar. Geiultatet err life til.
frehsiti1enOe. SsilanbS Grportlag,
Oct eneite paa SGoeren, bar ianr az
ienot 1908 aurper Solb9r o. 1904
9lirper Ribs, tiliammen 3.5t2 Sur.
Der a S.5 ailogram. Sor SolbGr bar
ntan opnaaet en- Bris al 1.04 til
1872 eienneminitIig 100 pr.
aurp. Sor. HibS bar man opnaaet
en- Tris fra 80 Gre til LOS, aien'
neminitIi949 Gre pr. 9lirn. Seriro
gaar Smfoitninger til abminiiira.
ZION, anifaffelie al allrper, Sragt til
Stapauger meo pioere, iuIt omfring
16 Gre pr. 9lrp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
PRAIRIE LAND
Gan piI lite la fig fDSic.

WenS 10 ret iGpnlig en- Game tuo'
itrpncr en- nGiepis pnare euer GIore
aapaIcr, Der moo beroeS Billie bar
tiIlabt fla at fpsIe beuoe, bar man
forIebeu / BittSburg feet en- Scrre
inoitGune Ell Game, Der bar taget fig
Scu Iribeo u~opiorhret at fr$ie BAN.
Den SnbitGpnte er en- NfrS. &icrncn,
ooeritisbet Ell ing % rcgct 'mut
aninoe. StuepIaoien for 9egiueubc.
ben bar en- Sporpogu. 6ruer 'aS
Der Iieeoperfor Ell ing Muno, Ser er
Ell fuIoitrnSig aboris. 5 2Gngoen
funoe Srucn life ubboISe at iiooe
aonife title opcrfor en- ioo ociIig
0tanSsperiou. Sum retite iia op, og
til flor Toro for belle GoGnen faitcoe
bun fla ON SoIicu poo Den irermeSe
llnQerioeuo 90 gap BAN ct Bar for.
iparIi9e Srgftps.
Den beu iIrge Mion6 foritOO life
Spa. San loo 8oancn boIbe, fuIote
poa en- BoIitibetiert % loo Den tpSic'
Ipftne Game anboloe. Gor 9omme.
rem uuoifpISte 5ru 8ieruep fig meO,
at bun oIorig for bopOe feet en- ioa be.
oanreube Ronp. Sum baube umlIig
funnel mooitao 5riiteIieu. Rsomenoe
betaItc bun De @illoitpffer, 9omme'
rem forlangte / gsber, boorpoo bum
Icpeoe life at eisre oct enomI en-
Gang. SpoS Wr. aierneo flyer, mel.
Der Siitorien intet ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Sc uprife &irfciurbplo.

Se Hurfle Ntrlcfurgplo. SSra SlD'
benbopn meboeleS Den 9oe Septbr.
SorbenpGrenbe StatSraao Soane.
rreit Chr. anuoien bar unber fit Sp.
bolb &isbenbapn uotaIt iia ON nor.
ife airfeiorboIb til en- oanit 9Iao.
monb. gngaaenoe Spsrgsmaolet ON
GbifiQelie al Stnt og airfe u0taIte
Statsraaoen: Get oil fomme an
paa G%e9ieringenS StiIiug. SpiS
ben life bill ioretuee noget / ben So.
nopIfe Sag % iaaIebes irOirefte ar'
erfienber 8onop, er Der ct meget pig.
tigt Woment. iom oil beiorbre aoiftl.
lelien al Stat % airfe hos o8. ON
g6itiaeIien ifuIbe lie peo en- WaSie'
ltbmeIbeIie al StatSfirfen eIIer gien'
mem Sob, fan man oorIfelie iige mo-
get ON / EiebIiffet. Wen / hnert
SaIb er bore firfelige 6orboIo / bste-
ite @roo oprsrte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Spbsfnlb. i.

S~pSsialb. Sru aaroIine SoITt
paa Rois er afgaaet oeo Ssben / en-
aIber al IS glar. Sum bar en- 81.
iter Of 0rofesior Ronrao og Gnfe
efter @rosierer j. s. SoIit, / fin SiS
Opens Sroisrer % Stortbinssmano.
afos6e bar Stammooer til en- talrig
SIegt og nso megen gnieeIie.
Sra Bergen meobeles, al
@riegs SpigermoOer, Gutefru Abe
line Saaeritp er nfgaaet peo 9sben.
Sun bar / lengere Sio pGret ipg %
tom life til at operIebe fin Soiserisn
mango Gage. Sru aoeltne Sagerup
bar fsot 23oe December 1913 og blep
iaalebes nGiten "a aar gammel.
- Spcrretsiagisrer s. 9. s. 9af.
fe / 9rimitao er pIubielig afgaaet
peS 9sben / 2iaeiono, boor ban RAM
inches al et SlagtiIfRIoe. - 9affe
bar fsot | 1856 og bIep irribiif San.
oioat | 1881.
= gersens Glbite Sasisrer, Sa.
cob Garl Sreoerit genhe R~opincfeI,
er nisaaet peo 9soen, SO anr gam.
mel. Sperretsiasfsrer Rowincfel
bar ! FIN Sio iiooet / en- meset omfat,
tenoe Sasfsreriorretnins. ) be iib'
ite aar traf ban ia Dog Iibt efter libi
tilbase fra Sagisreriorretniugen os
ofreoe JIG mere for Recommendations
beoen. Rorpincfel bar ~Soea"s 8e'
pr9ientant | Bergen. San inbebop.
De en- R9ffe 3iIliosbuerp. SaaIe.
bes bar ban 5ormano | gersenfa
9anpifibsieIfabs DIRECTION inmt
Girefticnen for Sisforiifrinssielta-
bet @sgoIus".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
ltbpsselist Grab. 5ro Bergen meh'

l1bpssclist Grab. Sro Bergen mcn'
SeleS ben lobe Septembcr: Ut ubpg'
geligt Grab fanot Steb her igaaraf'
te8. en- beruiet Sernbanearbeioer
Sens Sanien &alItoo fra 8uooaIen
gtre Solmeoal, fom paa Npttrte'
foien / aIammeri meO en- 2S.aaria
Wanb, auoreas &ilieu SoIcmSli ira
1sroe / Ssnofioro, ON Ell Gttrone'
Seboel. Serunber trat aaIItao en-
anip % itaf ben onoen | pen'tre
9rpIt. Den Sfaoeoe ipran8 op
8aben, boor ban ieancOc on. Son
bleo itrar fisrt til Sp8cbuiet. Sttt'
fet bapbe trpnst. ino / p~enitre Sitnge'
ipios. San aisif peb 9soen 81. 6
imorges. @ierningsmonoen er tto'
l,gere i~traffet for iiastiomt 0rab oeo
gaabeIfuo, bporpeb en- Rabogut 10:
noaIe Gar iioen bleo brebt, meo 20
Daaes @anS os 9rsS. SON er %
aar, gift os bar fire Born. Zen
9rebte, Tom par ber for at isge ar'
beioe, er gift % bar ct gorn. geg8e
bar noget berniebe. 8ierningsman'
ben blep Itrar orreitcret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Ten pripate GreiteiIoIc. Gra Star

zen prtpnfc FreTei0lc. Sra SlapA
anger meooeleS Den l0oe Septbr.
SieIge iiffert SorlpoenOt / "2}eItIau,
oct" piI oct life bare IUnge, isr Den
pripate BreIteifole trGn'r / &irfiom.
beo. Ser er gooe lloiiater til, at
SnotGgternc oil inoIe6e / tiIitrRtfe.
Iig Rpngoe. Der er itOr 9eaciitring
for Saaen blanot SirtcioItct. 40
Ifiaige bar tegnet aarIiIc 9ioroa ira
cptil 1000 Ser. On fort Sio uSite'
oes Spraab, unoertegnet al 9iifoper,
9reiter % 9Ggm9nb. Get me SAUL
tet er f~oreIsbig beregnct paa at bape
finn 8 E~roieSiorer, bporoi 10 er iifret,
nemIiq Yrofesior SbIonN / uuteitu.
mcntIig og &reiten SoNneitoo / CANT
meIteItnmentlis @rege'c. Inaaaenoe
TrofeSioratet / ipitematiit Gbeolo9t
bar Der ppret 9iort tnotrTngenSe
SeuItiainaer til WiSiiou8iefretGr
Gable ON of operto8c Stiuingen.
Wen benne bar beitemt pGgret itg, Oh
ban er for Iterft bunbct til QtiSitonS'
pirfiombeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
liSsrapninscr peS Saabors. gt

lloerapninsen til en- M aIoaf | Saa.
borg er man ifslge "5aaborg Sol.
febI.~ oeo Better Bort tommeu glen.
nem ct Sorblag, Tom piier. at Der bar
pRret opbe 9rape oa SGimiugsnnl9e
omfring gpen. 9eo Den pbre SIDE al
9rapen er iunSet Reiter at Baliia.
ser. os peo 9piioen er iunoet ip9re
ggeitoIper, Tom ipnes at bape oannei
5unoament til en- Srebro; rimelig.
pis bar 8rapen Der pRret ioripnei
meb ginoebro. RRrtoprhig not
uHoIoh man at toge ct Hibs al oisie
snmle SGitntngsreiter, nIeSens De par
|aioGfteoe.