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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-12-14
DeutcheS Sauer KrOut at Mur.tinga':
"Woodland."

woodland the pretty musical
comedy presented at the Keylor Grand
last evening was greeted by a full
house, and throughout the entertain
ment the spectators evidenced their APP
probation by encoring the many pop
ular songs The chorus was pretty,
witty and altogether good to look at,
although the main squeeze comedian
fell rather fat in his effort to carry the
leading role as the blue jay Constance
Farmer. as the turtle dove" was about
the prettiest. cutest little piece of fem
irine ruffles ever seen here. Her stunts
We're good and her voice, sweet and
winsome. Mary Quive. as Miss Night
ingale," the prima donna. was all that
could be desired. In all, Woodland"
was a popular, pleasing. pleasant and
pronounced success, and if the Royal
Chef this evening equals it, which it
undoubtedly will. the theatergoers of
Walla Walla have no cause to COM
plain.
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where the books of the association.
company or corporation do lot show
at the time the sale or agreement to
sell or the memorandum of sale is
made the person or persons. firm or
corporation making such sale or cor
tracing or agreeing or proposing to
make such sale is or are the owner or
u. or TO such shares or certificates of
stock so sold. contracted. agreed Or pro-
posed to be sold. there shall be levied.
collected and paid on each 81 of face
value or fraction thereof a tax of five
cents. Provided. that this act shall not
apply to any sale, agreement to sell OIL
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AGAIN BEHIND
PRISON Walls
SPENCER RETURNED FROM THE
DALLES AND SURRENDERED
TO AUTHORITIES.

Sentenced to a term OF IS years at
hard labor in the state penitentiary on
the charge of murder in the second de-
gree: given conditional pardon by
Governor Mead after serving nineteen
months in prison; then again cast be-
hind the grim walls to serve the re-
mainder of his sentence, is the pathetic
experience of Edward Spencer who
was turned over to the prison authori-
ties this mOrnirr
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Begins Life Anew.

Begins Life Anew.
Spencer had many friends in Walla
Walla and Spokane and after he had
served several months of his sentence
a petition asking for pardon and which
was signed by many friends was pre-
tatiOn the governor took favorable act
ion in Spencer's case. and in June. 1905.
he was given conditional pardon. AS
part of the agreement. Spencer was to
~. G. Blalock and was also to be cared
for by his parents Shortly after his re-
lease he married and secured work in
a local restaurant and began anew the
struggle Of life The first bright ray of
sunlight entered the Spencer home last
year when a baby girl was born. Their,
indeed was life worth the living and
the father struggled manfully for the
maintenance of his little family
Pardon Revoked.
Then through some mysterious
source, the enemies of Spencer pre-
sumably political, succeeded in having
the pardon revoked The case was car
ried into the superior court and later
into the supreme court, with the result
that the states highest tribunal upheld
tie action of Governor Mead.
News of the supreme courts decision
reached Spencer in October and two
days later. he mysteriously disap-
peared. His attorney, J. II. Pedigo.
during a newspaper interview stated
that he knew his clients whereabouts
and that he would appear when sum-
moned. -Spenccr's friends did not know
where he had gone but hoped that he
had successfully evaded the officials.
Remittitur Arrives.
Thursday afternoon County Clerk
GERS case and the r.ews was at once
announced to the prison officials. The
following evening Spencer arrived in
the city from The Dalles and went at
once to his wife and child. This morn
Jig he appeared before Judge Thomas
fl Brents and said that he was ready
TO be taken back to prison.
Ready to Return.
Il am ready to return and serve out
the remainder of my sentence" said
Spencer this morning, while awaiting
the arrival of Warden Reed. After
leaving Walla Walla l went to The
Dalles where l managed a restaurant.
knew that it would only be a ques-
ton of short time before they would
be after me and it would do no good to
try to escape"
The strain of the past three months
has marked deep lines in the con-
victed mans face. His features We're
wrinkled and wOrr., and as he spoke to
his friends his fingers twitched nerv-
ously and whenever the name of his
wife was mentioned his eyes. filled with
tears When Warden Reed arrived TO
convey him to prison Spencer smiled
pleasantly and shook hands with the
official
1t is the general belief that Spencers
sentence will be limited to about four
years.
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memorandum of sale of shares of stock
actually assigned and delivered TO or
are in the lawful custody and control
of the seller. Or person, firm, company,
or corpora ton proposing. contracting
or agreeing to sell the same at the
same at the time the sale, contract,
agreement or proposal Is made.
Section THAT if any person shall
make, sign or issue, or cause to be
made. signed or issued, any instrument
doc umcnt. or paper of any description
without having thereon an adhesive
stamp to denote the payment of the tax
hereby imposed thereon, such person
or persons shall be deemed guilty of a
thereof. shall pay fine of not more
than $1,000, and such instrument. docu-
ment or paper. as aforesaid, shall not
be competent evidence in any court ex-
cept in a prosecution for a violation
OF TIE provisions of this act.
Section 3.-That the commissioner of
Internal revenue shall cause 10 be pre-
pared for the payment of the tax here
in prescribed, suitable stamps, and all
existing laws relative to internal rev.
enue and the payment and collection
thereof, snail, so far as applicable, ap-
ply to the tax herein prescribed.
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TO B0OST FOR
SEATTLE FAIR
BUSINESS MEN ASK cOOPERA-
= TON TO SECURE SUBsTAN-
TIAL APPROPRIATIONS.

! For the purpose of urging every cit
! izen of the northwest to take active
stantial government appropriation for
exhibits at the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition to be held in Seattle next
year Resolutions have been adapted by
the Seattle chamber of commerce. A
copy of these resolutions has been
sent to Walla Walla, and in all prob
liability the matter will be taken up at
the next regular meeting of the Com
mercial club.
| The resolutions are as follows:
Whereas; The present session of con-
sress will vote upon the question of ad-
equate appropriations, by the govern
ment for a federal exhibit and for the
Alaskan. Philippine. and Hawaiian ex-
hibits at the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position in 1909, and
/ Whereas; The exposition manage
ment is in no sense seeking a federal
loan or guarantee, but is anxious for
the government to make a display COM
mensurate with the Importance of the
fair and to provide for adequate show
ing by Pacific coast dependencies and
possessions which do not themselves
have legislative machinery to make
such provision. although they are vital
ly interested in the undertaking. and
Whereas, The attitude of the United
States as an exhibitor will have a far
lreaShing influence Oh other prospective
exhibitors, including the. various states
land countries bordering on the Pacific
and
Whereas; The people of Seattle and
of the northwest are deeply interested
in the success of the exposition, not
alone because of local pride but be-
cause of the important educational and
especially with reference to the Pa
lcific. and
Whereas, the citizens of this city
and state have come from every other
caily every congressional district, and
have the means of reaching every
member of each branch of congress.
either through direct personal ac-
Quaintance or through mutual friends.
as was effectively shown by the efforts
of former residents of numerous states
to secure appropriations from legisla
lures,
Therefore. Be 1t Resolved, That this
Chamber of Commerce urge that a
sharp. concerted and vigorous cam
paign be Instituted by the people of
Seattle and of Washington to present
directly and cOnvincingly to every SEN
ator and congressman the Importance
IOf government participation in the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
Be it further resolved that with this
end in view, the secretary of the Cham
Der Of Commerce call upon each state
society Immediately to begin with the
members of congress such a campaign
as many of these societies carried on
with the state legislators in their eff
forts to secure state appropriations,
and
Be 1t Further Resolved, That each
member of this chamber undertake to
reach as many members of congress as
he may personally know, or may be
able to reach Indirectly: that each
citizen of this city and of the entire
state be requested to take similar
steps and that the press of Seattle
and of sister cities be invited to as
sist by calling to the attention of their
readers the necessity for action on the
part of every individual
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TO PREVENT GAMBLING.
Text OF Senator Fulton's Bill Intro
duced by Ellis.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec 1.-THE
veat gambling in corporation stock.
drafted by Senator Fulton, and intro
duced in the house by Congressman Ell
lis because of its revenue collecting
features. is: That on and after the first
Gay Of July. 1898. on ali sales or agree
useats n sell or memoranda of sales
OF shares or certificates of stock in any
association, company or corporation
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Phone 80 for Mixer Herring.
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.BREATs' DECISION UPHELD
SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT
CITY HALL BONDS ARE
LEGAL.

All fear as to the legality of the
city hall bonds was dispenced with
yesterday afternoon when word was
received that the supreme court had
upheld the decision of Judge Thomas
H. Brents. The decision caused uni
versal rejoicing in the municipal cir
cles ~ the city and it is expected that
work on the city hall will begin within
a short time
The history of the noted bond case
has caused cons iderable press COM
problem connected thereto, and while
the decision to be handed down by the
higher court was in nowise problema-
teal to the local attorneys. still there
were certain complicated legal ques-
tions connected with the case which
had tendency to hold the average
layman on the uneasy seat
The city's legal advisers. when the
case was first taken into court held
that the bonds were perfectly legal be-
cause of the fact that the issuance
representing 100000, was not in ex-
cess of five per cent of the city's tax
able property. Then a friendly suit
was brought to further test their le-
gality. but the superior court held that
the bonds did not constitute part of the
general Indebtedness and the supreme
court upheld the ruling
NO definite action will be taken in
the matter until after the next coun-
Gil meeting Tuesday evening"" said
Mayor KellOugh this morning 1--WE
have received communications from E.
III. Rollins & Sons who are DESTROYS of
taking up the bonds providing the SUI
preme court rendered a favorable de-
cislon, However. the bonding matter
will be finally settled upon Tuesday
evening"
Must Carry Out Contract.
Upon receiving official information
that the state supreme court had de-
eiared the city hail bond issue legal.
City Clerk Hart. on instructions from
Mayor Kellough. wired the Harris
trust Il Savings company. the
courts decision With the statement
that the city expects the trust COM
p2ny 10 fulfil its contract TO take I'D
the bond issue at the terms submitted
to the council at the time the issue was
offered for sale
The wording OF the telegram to the
Harris Trust & Savings company is as
follows: Supreme court has sustained
validity of city hall bond issue. Expect
you to fulfil; contract at once
The Harris people agreed to take the
full issue of 100000 drawing Alp
Der cent interest at premium of S1425.
The question of the legality of the is
sue being raised the Chicago firm re-
fused TO fulfil its contract City officials
today expressed the opinion that they
expected the trust company will take
over the issue at the terms agreed on,
now that the question of the legality of
the bonds is settled
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aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK CHENEY.
Sworn to before re and subscribed
in my presence, ibis 9Th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1886.
(SeaL) A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naily, and acts directly on the blood
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and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, y.
Sold by all druggists. 7ec-
Take Halls Family Pills for consu.
patton.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of TO.edo, County and State
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Alaska Holland and Norway Her
ring at Muntinga's.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

s parmt Setr bGnosr bet at 5arpepuben bnper for bIso os siper
fra fla for mesen Sarre. s fa 5iIfaISe nna enbel Of ben pperHs-
bie Sarpe fuses Up pso Si9Ip ui ct Stptte Sretpaptr, sIsr uun
tan biGIpe fs neo ct Stptte Goispapir.
en- Sarpepube pl bare Hers aar. StuIoe bent 2sbet al to
ener tire aar blpe noset for tsr, fau fan man BLOT brpppe paa en-
Sraabe elpcsrin % ben pI bIiue Iie iuu COB iun MP isien.
Saar man life spbt gfrpt ben fprfe Gong, iua fpr6s isisn.
Cat Sten1pelet Fabt neb paa 9apiret, snsr i9t bp enc SiSe no
fsri, % brus ben gRuube, ION pusier bebit Srpt bperteH for buarbs
euer for lpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Mputuuu.

Ianse 2anSissere. Sra 9ilings
meobeIeS, at 9anSfontpret beriteos /
9srbaaS bar beIeiret al ct fort an.
taI 9anoisgere / anIeonirg aabniu'
gen al en- itsrre StrGfning btbtil
uoptaget 9anb paa omfrins $50 Sar.
me. Zen fsrite til at eisre anmeI.
belle, ga aontoret oabueocs, bar en-
George 8oIo fra IisiouIa Gountp,
Tom, efter of babe gaoet oper 9nnb.
itrGfningen og ubpolgt Jig ct Stpffe.
boabe iibbet @o9t ct belt Ssgn iorat
Qunbfontoret, ibet han placerebe zig
paa Ell Stpl, Tom ban itiso tGt inb til
aontorets Dor. s 2sbet al Hatten
for aabninaen fom Ser mango Here
% tog Stiniug, % ON Morgenen
bar @anaen foror aontoret prop.
fuIb. @eSfommeube 2ano ffaI bore
meget riat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
nisrnuHit

Gbcrit Siane @ins afeif | SirS'
bags oeo Ssbeu / @apfieIo. Sam par
Ell al sc rigeite WGnb / Den norhIiae
Del al @iSconiin % bar naongieten
for lin @ob9isrenbeo. gintreue
pleieoe ban at tilbrinae / @aibtng'
ton, % ban itob Seuator Spooner
meaet r9r.
SfisS Ssitcreu. - On Tanb peh
Wapu $enrp 20, grifiou. boiat paa
en- ssarm fem Drills 9ei fra &eans.
toun, TisS forleben gfteu paa lin
SsIter, NrS. Sreiie, Tom par / 9e'
isa hos ham. grifion baobe tlrct
roISiomt en- Sib. ON 8peISen tca
han it SasIsep9r 90 oros no; 60
Sieren bsrte oct. aabnebe Ssren og
ipurate, boor ban ifuIbe ben. Sbet'
iamme bGpebe Grifiou @eoGret oa
fprebe paa Ssiteren, iom maattt
brinaes til SoipitaIet Ga GroSie,
meoens griffon iioSer orreiteret
gircaua. 8 bebite Sab bill WtrS
Sreiie mite Spnet paa bet enc gie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

HieIs 9. Sanien, grofesior
Blantelrre peo uniperiitetet | chi
9ofoto, bIeb | W1noogs Ggtepiet til
Wits Dora @. VammeI | Ga Grosie.
Gatter at en- rig Sarmer, Tom bar
tritffet iig tiIbaee ira Sarmiugen oa
er boiat Der | Bpen.
Spiere NeIfepriier. Sra Ma.
biion meboeles, at ReIfebanbIerne
Der | gpen agter at forbsie WeIfe.
priien fra 5 til z Gents pr. Quart.
De poaiiaar, at bet Isnner iig life al
i9lge Welf til be nrpprenoe Triier,
ba grbeioslsnnen er Iaa bei.
9jsrt no furoGrpet. - Sra Ss.
ecola meobeIes, at en- Mano | DILL.
tofpn peo Haon Sobn Sermanion for.
leoen Dag bar ube for ct ilemt lllpf.
festilfGloe. San fjgrte en- Selpbin.
Der, foripGnbt me6 ire Seite, oisie
blep ifrGmt og LIB no, Sermanion
blep flGnet NED mibt imeaem Seitene
og fom ~aIoorIigt tilifaoe.
Or. War 2orens, 29rer / Social.
sfonomi nebg9isconIins Statsuniper-
fitet er ubn9pnt til Gsiiitent hos s.
8. gecf, Commissioner OF 2abor anb
ino1titriol Statiitics meo en- Gage al
$1,000 ON aaret. Or. 2oren5 fin.
oerer for Sioen peo %llniperiiteter |
Spiflano, men penber tilbage til Wa.
oiion ! gegpnoelien at September.
Suriunnbcn Eiee. - Sra Wabi.
ION meobeles, at en- t6.oarig 1ige
peo Rapn RatboIie Snnnion, Sotter
af en- Sfr9ober Der / 8pen, fibite
Ssnoag Worgen tog Srpnet til Obi.
cago for at belsge Slpgtntnee.
Smiolertib er bum enbnu life fommet
til Chicago, os bperfen benbes Sor.
Glore | Wabiion eler benbes SlGgt.
ringe | Chicago bar faaet Spiirlag
paa benbe. Wan frpgter for, at bun
er blet bortfsrt. Sun bar meset
paffer.
Saarbt biemibgt Samilic. = Gn
Z Gar eammel Gut peb Rapn So.
iepb anrIten inbebrGnbtc forIeben
Dag / Ga grosie, ibet Srtiet, bopr
8nmilien boebe, nebbrpnote. Gut.
ten par | 2ben gtase, ban fitnbe life
fomme neb Srappen for &ssen og
at ilaa 8inbuet iitpffer og hoppe neb,
bapoe ban life Soritunb paa, ifisnt
Der bIep roabt til BAN berom. Irs.
aariten er gnfe, og foruoen ben lille
8rt miitebe bun naiaa alle fine Glen.
belle og bar MI Silbolo pna Sattig.
buffet. Sor TO @ar iibeu miiteoe Nfrs.
aariten en- 9atter npiten paa iarnme
Rnabe; bun fom for NOR en- 9rna.
tebranb, BET fotteSe Sis / benbes
alGber, os bun brenbte tilbsbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Slot at Oucllens Piitorie.

Snotil for bel ct balpt b~unoreoe
@ar iiben por oct iom befienbt en-
berifenbe Soc / omtrent ole 2anbe,
of noar Ell Gentleman bapoe fornGr'
met en- anoen, mdatte oenne for at
reobe fin OGRE" noforbre Sorn9r'
meren til at ouclere, % benne nlaat.
te, Iigeleoes for at rebbe fin g@re,
mobtaae lloforSringen. 90 iaa fiGm.
peoe DC ga me0 8iitoler eaer aaar.
Der, inbtil en- eler begge bar ioaret
eaer orGbt, oe 6ernIeo bar ba s@ren
bieraet. 9enne b%arborilfe og ioiott'
tie Sbe err bel6igpis mi ifrtnlagt / De
fleite 9anSe; fun | Sranfrtge lener
ben enbuu. Man oueIerer Dog ogIaa
Der M, paa en- inaban Maaoe, at Oct
fun iielben foitcr nogen at Farterne
9ipet.
s bort 2ouO uar 8ueaen | terite
SoIpoeI al forriae aarbrnoreoe en-
meget aIminoelig GftGre, I9rlt9
meIlem Spoens Gentlemen, % ben
frqpebe mango Dire. en- 0itel, iort
er blepen biitoriif, er ben, / sotlten
goron Burr, De Soreneoe Staters
GiceprGfiSent, Srebte noerrisSntnt'
tier Meronoer Samilton. Gen sr 10
meaet befieuSf. gn mtoen Duel, iont
bel err miubrc peI befienbt, men life
minbre beflueeIieSpproig, fanot Steo
1889 melem oe TO &pngreSmGrto
Sonathou Giucp % @iaiam S.
@rapes. 9iSie 10 W9no bar 9ooe
genner % betrogteoe binanSen oltto
meb eieniinig aeteIie, Giaep bar
aonaresreprGientant fra Wtotne,
Son par en- hcit beeopet ING gtano
ca bopbe al llbiist til at iptue en- be-
tnSeIia Stole I 9anSets Bolitif. 6or'
moSentlia par ban BOG altfor toll
Serof, at han oar Ssuneien az en-
General. Der huooe uomerfet 1tg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SraoeS par
aongresmeoIem ira aentiicfp os no.
merfeoe fla peo tit riboerliae |a'en,
San bar troSiig % opfarenoe, men
elers aIminoeIig afbolot.
@ropes Dor en- porm Sen al Gene
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Mtd1tann.

Sapptr Yige. - Sra Wenominee
melbes ON en 1S.aarig Sarmerpige
peb 9apn gmiIie 9oper, boiat 1S
Iil berfra, iom forleoen Dag bite
fla iom en- ianb Solitude. Sun fom
biem % opbagebe at Suiet itoo | lps
Cue, % bun nioite, at benbes to imaa
Ssitre lao % fob | 2ben etaee. BE-
iclut fit bun fig fat ! ct fort SGppe.
Tom bun piflebe omfriug iig % roen
noeen anoen 9eifptteIie itprteoe bun
iub | BET brRnbenbe GUS, ftf fat I
fin enc Ssiter og bar benoe no. gn
iaaban Cur til eiorbe bun giennem
&sg % Slammer % rebbebe oeiaa
ben an6en Softer. 9aboerne inb.
fanbt fig burtigt, men bet brGnbertbe
Siis itob ba life iii at reooe, bporfor
DC blot laa6e an paa at berge be %.
rige Suie pau Sarinen. bpiIfet osiaa
I~bffebes. ale bar e%nitemmiee | fin
RoS ooer Den ,tnge 9iges beltemobi.
&c OptrGoeu, og @oreere | Menomi.
nee bill lGage fig | SRleu for at faa
benoe tilocIt en- Garnegie'W eSaIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Ppao Oct er.
SammeniGtniuscn af bet berpmte
SgScmiobe.

en- utitrott Suteresie en- opltaaet
blouOt 8olf, iom liter at Iepe eobt,
meb Seuipu til SammeniGtuingen
at 8rape.9tuts, en- Ssoeoare. iom or
Bit berentt belle @erben oper.
Set bar lGn9e pGret fienot at
2GGer, armifcre o. Ssoeparcia9fpu.
bigc, at Den it~iOeIieSriee Del al belt
&pebe. % @pgmeI forpanoles til ct
Tgte % me8ct ubisst Srffer peo
Den 9roces, iom 8orosieIien %ioraar.
lager / oct menneifeIise Seaerne.
Gette Suffer or i6erltiif meo, 90 er
fienbt Tom Grapes usar", % Oct
er / Ell iaaoau Gilitanb, at bet sie.
bIitfeIiq forponbIeS til Blob % De
~reoucnoi9e Stofte, bporaf be fine
Ncrneccutrer er bpQ8ebe.
Gn 6sbCbareiaqtpnoig foreto9 en-
NGtfc Grperimeuter / Ell beitemt
Retninq, ir0til ban prcbucereoe bet
NGrirsSitof, icm fables Srape.
NutS, boorof Grapes ugar ubaisr
ben Digtiaite Gel. % oct probuceres
pe0 at isIge &oturens BroceS, paa
en- mefani'f Roo0e. Oct oil iiee,
@ormc, T~ueti9beo % Sib er De @e'
thoher, iom onperbeS og er naaebe
90 0cn oiNenifabeIige Sorifninaens
@ei.
@rope'gfItS 8oob bar fanb9noe
tereTtiget Srop poo at pqre Den
melt periette 1ennefefsbe, iom er.
~iiterer. Siffert er oct, at Gmnser
90 acknowledgements periefts
5ungeren urSer @rugeu af Grape
<s er pberit tiIireSsitinenoe, %
2egemets forseeoe sturte befrefter
bette 6uthum. Ger er en- @runo."
SeS "Sbe Roab TO 9eqpiae" | bpe,
Safe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
5uD gnkrtn.

Sbrere SrGifnins. - Sra WiIler
meooeIes, at iuit ioet Sr9ifninser
ifal bespnbe berope, fommer Den Sp.
Ipsnins til BilbIifnms aiinoifab at
gierne af srqIfemaifiner er bIet
enige ON at forbsie aigiften for
S~rGifnins fra 3 og 5 Gents pr. gi.
ibeI, iom bet bar ifior. til A og 6
Gents. 9ette finber Sarmerne uri.
meligt. oa aIting MI er faporabelt
for Giere al Sr9ifemnifiner, Sol.
men er Iettere og aornet al beore
apaIitet emo flor, bporfor arbeibet
gaar raifere.
Sraabte | fell &etnins. - On Jung
Some beb Rapn Mrs. gamma SoIein
fom forIeoen Dag meset ~aIuorIigt til
ifaoe paa Sernbaneitationen | @apio
Gitp. sun bar fomnet BERTH meo
Srenet fra Tierre, men Tom life til
at itige of burtigt NOT. Sonbufteren,
font troeoe at aIe Basiaserer bar ite.
get no, CAB afeangsiignal, % Era.
net latte fla | gep9eeIie. Den ungc
Dame iIebe no, men traaote fra
gogntrinet | fell Hetnine, falbt bog.
orer os ilog $opebet meb poloiom
Srnft MOB 9Iatformen. Senbes Eli.
itarb ifaI bore bet9nfelig.
Raabpr itjrlcr Euteter. - Sobn
Ieban beber en- Mano | R9rbeben
Of Rineral Sin, iom | 8intertioeu
6rioer paa @~rubenrbeibe % ON
Sommeren piisIer meo Saoeitel.
9enne Manb retter III en- alporlig
gnflage moo Raabprene pao De San.
fer, melbes fra Spearfib. Raabp'
rene er blet iaa talrise o. iaa ufor.
ifammet, at en- Ififfelig Wanb faar
life babe iioget | Sreo for Dem, flyer
Reban. gIanbt anbet iti9ler be
bans Goteter, men De maa BOG ieln
babe grpberiet meb at grape benz op
al ageren. UT oct er Raaopr, fom
er Misb9bere, bar Weban icet meo
fin egne TO gine, for ban iab oppe en-
Scat, pg Der fom en- Slot Raaopr
ipttcnbe mo | Botetaeeren, ~bcspnote
at grape, iua Sorben ipruteoe, bpor'
Saa be boIbtS eitmaaItib paa De itsrite
poteter, mems De loo De imaa ligge.
9ebm lao Der iaa flint. at ban far
SGnber. % BOG forbsb 2open BAN at
Ifpoe Sppepaffet - ban motte nsies
meb at iase benz pGf os ifialoe benz
no paa sobt, fraftigt irif.