davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
DESERTED BY PRESIDENT sONlLlA
ARE TIE FORCES OF HONDURAS
AND SALVADOR,
And Cable Dispatches Indicate That
the Central American War Is
Practically Ended.

Washington, March 25.-President
Bonilla has fled from the battlefield
and the Central American war has
practically ended according to cable
dispatches received in Washington by
the Nicaraguan minister. MIR COrea.
The fall OF the Honduras capital.
Tegucigalaua, is predicted by the Nica-
raguan secretary of foreign affairs. Mi.
Gomez
The oablegram from the secretary Of
foreign Affairs is as follows: "Cho.
luteca taken. Salyadorean and Hon
duran combined armies defeated. Pres
ident Bonilla hidden in San Lorenzo
with 200 men. Sent steamers 20 cap
ture them. Tegucigalpa viii be takon
tomorrow"
Gen. Romirez, director general Of
telegraph and telephones. sends this
message: 1T is my opinion that the
war is terminated. Bonilla has lied
from Sholuteca TO sail"
When shown press dispatches an
nouncing that President Bonilla had
fled from Honduras by boat, Minister
Corca expressed the opinion that the
fugitive president would go to Saliva
dor and again recruit his army for a
second attack in Nicaragua unless the
United States and Mexico exercise their
good Offices to the extent of insisting
that Salvador and Guatemala maintain
neutrality. II this Is done. Mr.. Corea
says. the war Is ended, otherwise he Is
firmly convinced that Il will be only a
question OF short time until hostili-
ties are again resumed The Nicara-
guam minister will ask Secretary Root
and Mexican Ambassador, Mr.. Creei. to
take some steps to force Salvador and
Guatemala to keep neutrality pledge.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
THE HOUSE OF
A THOUSAND
CANDLES
By MEREDITH NICHOLSON
Author Of 'THE MAIN CHANCE" ZELDA
CAMERON" E,e.
copyrlsht 1905 BY BobOs-Msrrin Co.
cHAPIER 'Iv.-contInued.

CHAPTER 'IV.-continued.
Il beg you not to mention IT, Mr..
Glenarm."
But Il was a little queer. II you
should gain any light on the subject,
let me know"
Certainly, sir"
And I believe, Bates. that we'd bet
ter keep the blinds down at night.
These duck hunters hereabouts are
arCntly reckless You might at
tend to them now,-and every evening
hereafter"
He gravely babe me good night and
! followed HIM to the outer door and
watched his departing figure. lighted
by a single candle that he had pro
duced from his pocket
stood for several minutes listening
10 his step, tracing Il through the hall
below--as far as my knowledge of the
house would permit. Then. in I'M
known regions. | could hear the clos
ing of doors and drawing of bolts
Verify. my jailer was a person of
painstaking habits.
| opened my travelling case and dis
tiibuted its contents on the dressing
table / had carried through all my
adventures a folding leather photo
graph holder. containing portraits of
my father and mother and of John
Marshall Glenarm, my grandfather.
and this set up on the mantel in the
little s-tting-room. Ii was with a new
and curious interest that | peered INTO
my grandfathers shrewd old eyes. He
used TO come and go fitfully at my
fathers house: but my father had dis
pleased him in various ways that
need not recite, and my fathers death
had left me with an estrangement
which ! had widened by my own acts.
Now that had reached Glenarm, my
mind reverted to chickering's estimate
Of the value of my grandfather's estate.
Although John Marshall Glenarm was
an eccentric man, he had been able to
accumulate a large fortune; and yet
l had tamely permitted the executor to
tell me that he had died comparatively
poor. In so readily accepting the
terms of the VIII and burying myself
in a region of which knew nothing,
had cut myself off from the usual chan
nels of counsel. If ! left the place TO
return to New York | should simply
disinherit myself. At Glenarm | was.
and there l must remain to the end of
the year grew bitter against Picker
ing as ! reflected upon the ease with
which he had got rid of me. I had
always satisfied myself that my wits
we're as keen as his, but felt now that
had stupidity put myself in his power.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
Hushand Took Flrst shot.

Florence. Ala. March 25.-The ne
gro. Cleveland Harding, who attempt.
ed to assault Mrs. Ben +. Rice near
here Friday. and who was driven on
by Mrs. Rice's shepherd dog, was sum
marily executed by his intended vic
TINS husband and some 200 or 800
sympathlzers Tied 10 tree. with his
arms up. the negro was riddled with
bullets. the first shot being fred by
Rice. following which. It Is said. every
man In the crowd emptied his re-
vOlYer OF the prisoner.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
THE BREEDING YARDS.
Some Suggestions as to the Raising
Of Strong Chickens. gre

In regard TO the number OF females
in the breeding yards, that will DEF
pend In measure ON the vlgor and
age of the male bird. and also upoa
the size of the houses and yards. %
n you have honser N0Xl2 feet. ard
yards 25xiOO feet. or larger. with a
good. matured cockerel, It will be safe
TO have rs females. hens or pullets. Of
the larger sizes, and 20 II Leghorns
or any OF the smaller laying breeds.
For a cock bird do not put In more
than ~ or ~ females.
In the yards OF the American class
of birds. or larger. not more than 10
should be kept for each cockerel. and
IS for each cock bird. And there Il
no better time than right now to pick
out your breeders and breeding yards
for the coming spring.
So many persons sell on everything
they can and then mate up their yarde
with what they have left. This is the
wrong way 10 do business. and sUdh
breeders will never make any ipB
provement In the quality OF their.
stock ta,t
The birds intended for next spriNgA
breeders should be chosen now. ,Anh
II they can be separated from the rot
OF the flock so much the better. N !"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
SPRING CARE OF APIARY.
The Precautions Which should be
Taken TO Protect Bees.

Bees viii do. better n they are pro
tectcd in some way after being set
from the cellar Winter cases have
been recommended for this purpose,
and they are good. but expensive. Re
Gently, however tarred building paper
has been used. with very satisfactory
results. In some cases the whole hive.
except the bottom, has been wrapped
in the paper. but Il makes II neces-
sary to remove the covering every
time the hive is TO be opened. have.
therefore. devised a different way of
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
MatIno Poultry.

In the heavier varieties Of fowls
no more than eight females should
be mated with one male; in the medi-
um weight varieties 10 10 ~ Is about
right: and in the lighter varieties.
like the Leghorn. as many as IS usu-
ally prove satisfactory One drake
to every four OF five ducks makes q
satisfactory combination. but geese
are usually bred in trios. When
mating turkeys from 10 to 10 females
are sufficient for one tom.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
snortIna Man shoot HImself.

Memphis. Tenn, March 25.-Sufsr.
ing from what the police say was mel
anchOlia, Charles w Wallace. a we'll
known sporting man drew two reyol.
vers at his place Of business and in
filcied wounds that caused almost IN
slant death John r Rousch. brother
in-law. was wounded attempting 20
prevent the man from his purpose.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28

In raising poultry for market. usu-
ally the profit lies In Matching early.
pushing the chickens forward as rap
idly as possible and marketing them
early. Spring chickens at spring
prices pay better than fowls sold later
on. when. though the fowls weigh
more, there is not only the lower
price. but additional feed for perhaps
two or three months must be taken
into consideration.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
Verdict. ~Not Guilty.

Carthage. Mo. March 25.-The jury
IN tho unwriiten Law murder case
against Arthur SandorsOn. who slew
DR.. 5. d. Meredith. a brother member
Of the order OF Eagles and his family
physician, on the morning OF January
I. brought in avordict OF not guilty.
According 10 one Of the jprors. the
verdict was reached upon the idea
that "the unwritten law must be mp.
held
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
CARE OF THs FOWLS.
Be sure that a box OF clean. sharp
grit Is constantly within roach sof-the

BE sure that box OF clean. sharp
grit Is constantly within roach sof.the
fowls. "a. ga. - -...
Cattle and sheep starvc on boggy
meadows. but geese tlf-tee and are 80
profitable. f 80 -
No fowls are easier to raise than 30.
geese. Nothing better than the. AN q. ,
drainabie fields There's money iR
EN-. $50. A.. A..
Buttermllk Is good chicken feed.
IL contains the necessary elements for -,
flesh and egg material. and the chick
ems will EFT II IN preference to skim
milk. 80
The poultry business does not makt 49,
hard work. but everything connected Tij
with II must be looked after in ses-eS .
son and everything kept .cleanisaaal
Neglect. means, loss...ssf a.3ss ff1asAk
Feed laying hens too iittlal rssheras,,.s.
than too much corn. II should b9..s.n
covered with deep litter of stray
for them TO scratch out. The busy
hen is the hen. that lays, ~
Charcoal Is one OF the best and
cheapest OF stomach purihor3 "A sup 's''
ply Of IL ghouid always be where the 81
fowls can g9roiie foPiat .@ih gstlsa5"odsi
aid proper digestion. o. 'Ns s'4ls@e's'a1
Eggs that have been kept two or .....s,
three weeks will produce. weak chick. ~
ems. n they live to get their growth. =
they will never be strong nor healthy. q.
The germ Of the egg becomes weak IA.
ened with age. Only fresh. new eggs
should be set.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
A Universal Experience n.

II is the universal experience on
pouitry.keepers that while h is com
parat.vely a simple matter to make a
large profit from small flock. IL Is
quite another thing to keep large
dock with commensurate results.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28

Joplin, Mo, March 25.-Nhen Joe
Trims wife asked him for money he
dropped dead. Trim was a machlnist
His wife wanted some money TO do
some shopping II was. Immediately
after he gave her a small amount and
she had started 10 leave the house
that he COLLAPSED.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
Old soldiers Poisoned.

Leavenwortn, Kas.. March 25- Ono
death resulted among the 900 old sol
diers at National Soldiers home who
were poisoned by eating tainted hash
The victim was William ]. Cook, aged
"a years, a member OF the iith Mis-
were obtainable.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
aLaae5

in back about two inches from sides ''i''
and one inch from top. This box can sn''
be hung on two pegs or nails orein- "a o.
side OF poultry house and makes $40
very convenient and sanitary grit box 80
Three kinds OF grit or feed can. DO. HI.
kept separately to which the fowls
have access at all times but cannot
waste or foul II II M wen m Lei th,e ia,r,9
front board extend one and onehalt'si ~
inches below TOP Of partitions by esi
notching. 20 prevent grit from feeivt9.1
ing into the trough too freely ~ .e..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
suocesa wIth Poultry.

In making a success with poultry. n
great deal depends on the pleasure
one takes in feeding and care for
them. Whenever attending 20 their
wants becomes a drudgery. it had
better be given up, for neglect soon
follows. which breeds disease.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
HATCH CHICKS EARLY.
April and May the Best Moashs
start Them.

We raised nearly Every good chtck 'ls
OF ous April and MAY matches Wee s'ra
think Il much better every way 60 asss
hatch as many chicks as possible iRss1 a.
March and April and would prefer foiJ.,
none later than May. They alwaya ,.,s
thrive bctter for us than later, opcs 81. a.
The pullets OF the larger nocks are. :,
kept In colony houses with quite a
range. fed wheat oats and cracked
corn With mash once day of giatsnaos
feed. mixed feed and beef scrap. wet. i.
with skim milk as much az we haysn .ne
to spare The smaller mixed fockg,.y 81.
are more closely confined. fed the
same. except no oats. and supplied,
with peavines for green feed from
a field OF Canada peas and oats. We %" go
find. writes the correspondent .otas.
Farm aud Home the peayines ina IN.
growing food The cockercls are ratb, ,ar
err closely confined In movable coons 49,.
and yards are fed cracked corn and
mash with a large part OF corn meal ~.
added to the other mixture
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
miqht Head Her OF.

Henry" said Mrs. Peck. Il am gc-
ing to get phonograph and talk
into it. so that II | happen to die first
you can still hear my voice
Perhaps" replied Henry. hope
fully. Il win die first."-Houston Post.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
Enur Men Buried Alive.

Bellingham, Wash. March 25.-Eight
miners we're buried in an avalanche
81 snow at the britannia mine on
Howe Sound. 40 miles north of Van
couver. -Four men were taken out
dead and four were rescued.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
Forest Eire still Ranlna.

DanviIle, Va. March 25.--The forest
fire which broke out near Stuart, and
which spread to Critz. is believed tn
he still raging. though no advices
from the scene of the condagratlon
were abta.sablo.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28

Sedalia. Mo, March 25.--Frederick
Graugraine. the oldest living man born
in the Louisiana Purchase and tho
Oldest native-born citizen of ST. Louis,
celebrated his 101st birthday here.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
A slioht Difference.

Friend-Well. did you get your copy.
right for that last work?
Author (mournfully)-I did, but the
printers didn't. = Baltimore Amer.
lean
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
.nr1cr TO coRnrsroynrxrs.

All communications Cor tins paper ahould be secou
,snied By the Of the author, necessarily to-
yuhcaflon bat evidence o. good faith on the par
nfthe writer. write cn'y ~ one side ~ the pager
~ particularly careful in giving name snd deies. l.
the letters and figures plain aud detuct. fIope
names are efen dfhcult 10 decphes, becaase u N.
nuanner In Uhich they wrtitea.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-28
HANDY DEVICE.
Directions for the Construction Of a
Grit Box. .f

To make u grit box. cut four pieces
from an inch board like Zig. D. Then '.'s
board up Hslng half inch STUFF 'as 'S''H'
shown in Zig. 2. by boring two h6is-s 'a'al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
Slo % Sjare iom Srinfrait

Oct ipnes iom ON Ben Spgaoe at
benptte Slo % 5irre iom Sraft til
Drift al Rafiner MI mariner it8 i'm
9ssniua. Ger oil ! 6rnoDr8 ugter
C0leaem Ropo scotio % Rep Bruins.
ipicf. bpor S~orifieuen meaem $40 90
Siere ton ppre op I'll 40 Sob bIiDe
inSrettet itore 8oiiner. bucri ganSet
fIpber IND peo SlotiO Tor oerpaa at
itprte no iom Sosier REQ 5i1retiS.
Ger er Ell Bian iii poa oenne Raaoe
at ffaffe 1900 Seite2 araft. RG'
item operaIt paa De brittle Ger 90
oeS ben frantic Sono[fHt pa man
finne gisre 8rug al BEN itore 6or'
ffiel me[lem Slo % Gipre. SeIoig'
bis fan oaiaa Rorge bragg Soroel al
SpFnSeIien, ba Sibeoqnbet er al flor
getpSning | be peitIige os ~noroIige
qmter. iiqr ira Stat MOREOVER. Der.
imob er baa6e Sperige % Sanmarf
aiIfaoret fra at brSSe Sioepanhet ionl
Strait. iSet GorIfieleu melem $40
og 5iqre peS oisie 9auoes apiter life
er itsrre END peo RorSes StaSerat.
tgit-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
StaaIpennen.

Sppr Iruss er bet fben StaaIpsunsn
bleu Opfuneetp Oct er iaa lanse fioen,
at mansfoloise Wsnneiier MI til 3ass
iife bar gesreb ont bporfra Sroei
"Tsuneiuip- essntlis TANNER; o. bet sr
bog paa ben anbsn Gibe iifs lansers
iiben, euo at Der enona lsper gamls
6olt, ION ftabissrf ipretraftsr ben
samls @aaiefier, ipm sr tiiipibiet msb
g~ennefnipen.
Retalpenncn fienstes sanite piit aIe'
reee al be samls Romsre; men ssrss
Benrs bar fun ~rsrformsoe Stripersoita.
Der, tpis uisultebe Spibier life par /
Sefeelie al nOsen Tom belit @iaiicitst.
Den Wano, iom fsrit faubt paa at an.
penoe ct sieHnemifaaret ballot" Rsr til
Berne | Stsbet for ct lu,fsi Rsr, Iises
at pere en- Ipitsr psb Rapn glots Se'
ieieIeer. Gan par psiaa ben fsrits, Der
brusts Staal til 9enne; fin isrite StuaI.
pen laoeSe ban nsmIis al ct Stytts llbr.
fIros iOm ban bsisbs iammsn paa
lanss, ps / buis enc tilisioisbs GnSs
ban siurse ct Snbiuit.
8 Berlin er Der alsrebe for en- Tio
iisen reift BAN ct Rinbesmar,e, men
mener, at bet | ct al be nrrmsits
Var er 100 aar, fiben ban siUroe fin
Spfinbelie, Selt filter er man life paa
a~arstaast; men iaa uncset er | al SaI6
pift, at ben mpberne StaaIpsu TANNER
ira gespnoelisu Of bet 19oe garbuu'
orebe.
Seneielbsr u~epaubrebe tort eTtsr til
England, bpor ban / Tisrns az iOrrisc
aarbunoreee sruubIasbe ben 'srits
StaaIpenusia5rit. Sort benimpo Rib.
ten al G%arbuucrcbet tOs ben tpite 5a'
Irritation 6art % blOmitrebe Up.
Staalpenner pauot M ~sitsrbaauoer
burtist Snpsaus ousrult / ben c~tpiIiie'
rebe Serbeu; men ben bar bog Tom
nrpnt euouu life iOrmaast belt at for.
irause fin 6orsi1u9er, @aaiefieren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

Gn Sarmer fisbte ct 8~aterburp'
llbr iom bar 9aronteret for 8 IGr
en- Iaanebs GiS efter fom ban til
bage meo llbret, iom par i en- mege'
nriierabel 6orfatuing, GO Der no
ipanot Jig fsIgenoe SamtoLe:
Sormeren: Seq iputes, De iaeGe
at llbret ifuIbe gaa minbit | fem aar
Nen set saar ilet life"
ltbrmoserer: SAB mig ie. 8et
err formobentIig iaIbt neo ior Sem?"
Sarmeren: ga, omtrent for er
ll9e iiben."
llbrmngereu: "8aa @uIpet?"
Sormeren: Rei, oct faI6t / Sri
ietraueet."
ubrmaSeren: "Sborfor fom %
life iii mig meS Oct ftrar2"
Sarmeren: "Soor6an if1ll0e ieq
funne oet2 gi iIagteSe fsrit @riier
iganr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
ct nyt 6ulolano.

SuItansu, buis ~stOuumiIte 8arIteLig.
beoer er upticm bstjenot, mpbtps rplig
ben tiertomue @iterrctnius. at Der iH'
ben bans eset 8ise fanbtes Cub / mas
ieuis, nemlis / Watspuuten, % GbcnI
Samio ilepe meo at etpe Ell inf @eOlo9,
@roiStupt / Spbra9 at foretass rsias'
tise uuoeriGgslier / bet npe G.ouraoU.
Gisie bar piIt. at W~ateNonjsn inttiit ct
uuerorosrtlis riSt pua Sub, ~iprtrlsr
"Slultrierte 9eituu9". Glpbsrne i
Yropinisn Ga Ouiti er siennsmsaaenoe
suIbfcrenbe, % Cub / iait auartS 10,
reiommer Usiau; en- @ulouure, icm
rben acknowledgements 8ibsnbe bar bIe'
bet aabnet al upeStrmmenbe, gap iaa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
q 8repe fra gorge J


Sumsr. Seq bar life ianet Brnmieli.
item enbnl, men Der er mango finite S.
bere. Slap Gi. Berpe er en- itaut s.
Der; liseoan aistil z. 2uurbal, Better
&. Gifen % Gipino Norbs. % ira
S.afie: SInion Grifien Miffel garitab
% Smut Baftens gsnner DIap os @un'
mar. % life at iorsIemme Smoafare'
ne Olaus z. B~iaalanb. Spn al 9orleip
8erge, Olap Moen, Ssn al Baal So.
berg. Dlap Momerafs Gutter, Gslaf
% Tprleip. 90 iaa Gnerens @lerlto.
Better @jerlto bIiper pitt en- Hint 2cber.
San par til apiteseio paa 8aprenbet
Der, Tom bar iamtioie meb bette.
Sire fjatte 1elemarfssuiter reifte til
Lrpnobjem paa bet fore S~eretsfeune,
Der par III / Sebruar. Oct bar Olap
Siaaianb pe 3orius Semmestpeit ira
Worsebal, Oluo Snsebretien aambal
fra Sfaiie os en- &aaia fro Ss. Gle
iii 9ramie.
Gu Jung II slars Gut. Eariei Slapipn
9%unoebers fra Yraaoal, iom arbeioer
paa gamoals Bert blen ifamferet |
Sopeoet, ioet en- Bielfe falct neb cper
BAN. Gan csbe itrar.
@rubeoriiten | Sfafie bolbeS saaenbe.
S 1905 iolgte 8nubt Z. (Banbafslio)
Wiptsaarben p8 Salopr 8. Sansboms
men fine Sfierp, Tom fables Banoatss
lib 8ruber, til "ariitiania Rinefompas
nj" for en- 8isbeium at $500 &roner
paa Saano paa ct Gar. 8ompauiet
bar berpaa brepet meb Is Manb til I
September 1906, ba be forsseoe Stpr'
fen til 20 Naub. s December Waa'
neo iiior bstalte be a%isbeiummen, %
aster iaalebes for 5remtiben at brine
@ruberne, oa be fer luperoe ub. 3e
bar usiaa fisbt al Cor &looreio ale
bans StiGrp / Sloureionuter ps FORT
letter osiaa Der meb npsle Wano.
&isbeiummen er ubet ienbt. Ser er III
anfommet en- Snssnisr, iom ifal bore
Der / tire Waaneber ior at itiffe ps be-
regue.
Gn uenlis S,lien til SIast us Bert
ner!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
Reloals Kirfe.

Tiolioere bar jes | bette Slao err
fienot Mpbtaoelien at Ill SrOner iams
let al @omuro q. Supet % &runer
104.30 iamlet al Gore o.. SoldnO til
Iuitaffelie al ct Srsel for &slbals
&irfe. Chen bar jes poerIieere mob
ta9et Is &rpnsr, inbiamlet iii iamme
SOrmaal al 0urbei @iuerbaug. 5or
bisie Sibras, Der tiiiammcn uo9ier
Sruner 1880. iremb9rer ies berpeo
Nienisheoens bierteliee Tat.
Ser ubm9rteoe 8ianiit Carl Hisien
anbeialebe itGrtt til 8rus for Dor &trfe
ct Sarmpnium hos Srgbrene Sals
til 500 &rpner. Ct Iaabant Surmus
MUM blep ba meo Samtpffe al be to
berperenpe Biseforeninser, ubtaset al
bam % ienot iii Sanc, bpprfra ri lob
bet bente bio. Srpbrene SaIs bar iaa
elifuerbise life at beresne Jig ituset for
transporter til Sanb us for ben fore
&aSie, bport bet Tom. Win Suitru
pautps fig at bore Srsuniit ucen @Oot'
eisrelie.
S~lertalet / bort &pmmuneitpre bar
imiblerttb Ell uopreset sfpuomiif Cans,
naar bet gi9loer &irfen, % piIbe oer'
for life mootase Srgelet iom @ape til
airten iorbi DerUeo bible ioIse 5orplts'
tiIien til at o%ebligeboloe bet, oerinIUo
life til at bplpe Srgdniit. 81 fit fun
9iQabelie til at I9tle bet inb i &trteu
pan @iuernes egen 8eitfo. 8enue Som.
muneitprets SolOnins bar / Went9bes
ben patt ooitiais S%noisuatiOn. St bar
altiaa enbuu ttlbase Der at tnbiamle bet
fUrnsone til Ell @ebIisebOIbsiOuS fpr Sr'
9elet.
6srite Sulebas bleo bet taaet Bring,
og jea ter iige, at &sreIl len % 2atnem'
~melisbeoen bar flor % almtnoeIis. Oct
fienotes ipm en- 8esipeubeo / bore lmaa
Sprbplbe, Do OrselioHerne itstteoe be
itGrfe Suleialmer. Oct islies, ION ON
Stemmer biniibes Gtlantsrbapet blnns
beoe Jig meb ppre, inn ct llotrpt iOr
bet GaHoens Samiuno, ipm er i Srt'
ftus, % ipm LANCE Giitanoe life fan
ubiplitte. Seq minbebe osiua berom /
S~noleoninsen til min SnIeprGoiten, Ii
seiom je9 osiaa efter @uostieueItens
Slutins. frembar Weuisbeoens Eat til
Be fIGre @ipere. Eat ps alter Iat!
&gloaI, lobe 5ebruar 1907.
Sobannes 8s6 NJ a IN,
Sp9repreft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
fanbt SieLs tiIRba. selaenOe

Sanbt SirIp tilFbft. 5plsenoc
grep, Der bleb ienot uopfororet til
gierne at anrifo, taIer for iig ieIp.
Oct bepiier poartp. at bette 91eemio.
Sel fan belbreoe SiIieISe, boor andre
MeSiciner o. piSenifobeIis 2pse.
biRlp bar piit iig mogteslsit. Wr.
2ouis SEMEN ffriner ira Iltoona,
Ba.: Zen Ereoefasie 2itrifo, JON
ieg beitiIte Dos Dem, mootoses for
noset Sib iiben, % ieg fan nj, III.
berrette Dem ON, of ies bdr brusi
Weoicinen meo itorurtet Selb. Sor
onrtrert fem aar iiben bIeo ieg an.
srebet of Rerpefeber og bIeb life rig.
rig frif igien. Seq forisge en-
Nengbe Northumberland os raoS.
fsrte mig meb mange 9Gser uSen no.
get tiIfrebsitiuenSe Reiultat. Ru,
efier at BABE britst otte eIler nj Sla-
FER al airifo, isIer leg mig iom ct
on6et RenneIfe. Raar ieg fontmer
tilbage til philadelphia, bill bet gI9oe
mig at ooertoge Ieeutur for 9eres
Rebiciner % oiI ienere laoe Gem
bsre fra mig"
Or. 9eter's &itrifo faces life paa
Ipotbeferne, men fuu bes 2otol.
4genter. St1Ibe Der life pere no.
gen asent / 0eres RnboIog, fan En-,
8rsnefasie inbeboIberbe IL SO Gents
SIaifer faces for en- ipecieI 8riS, mem.
Zig to Collars. abr. Or. Beter Eobr.
nep & Cons Co., 112-118 50,
Sopne gpe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
4atarrb fan life beIbreoes

och nbrs WibItr ea BE- itt tan naa epaoom
HeHs zoe. Rntarrh az "a elpo- carr Rsutftansns
@neboH. u tcr Al bslbrso, ben. maa u tae pss
nner EHo. Halls Catauh nre tnlfs ins o. ptrfs
Dipsifs paa SlPosi ~ e'inhEHsrrl<. Halls Caiari
lure er tffs IN Observation-Disclosures en- Mep aars
ss torsfEeost a en- ~ b. besnt eagsr bsr saHest .
u ct reauiIrf srst stbSsl net o. EAnsztat a )
septt Stsrk gytsfy mas fjenbsL t9gsi<s rss b s<sf
CLosseuss, y er btrfrr strttts sea ennst.
a~TtsteHisI q ~t er fsDlru los logo Eisase 2sfa
tattr pse pe.brroesku q; RaiaTre. SEts sftsg De
nssbgre. mt y. J. GheHf9 d So, als1s
srtsssa a; Ipotsiernt Dns Be
AAlS kaRaiy Pills q - b<atxL