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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
WIFE AND SON
 OF MAIL CARRIER
Injured in Runaway Accident Sunday AfternOOn-Acci4lent Ocurred on
 Second Avenue.

The wife aRd six-year-old son of c. G. Fauntleroy, local negro mail oar rier, were seriously injured in a run away which occurred yesterday af- ternoon on Second avenue near Beech street. All three were thrown from the buggy. The boy sustained a bad injury, q gasb several inches long be- ing cut in his head, requiring several stitches.
 Fauntleroy was driving his horse west on Second avenue when it took fright and ran away He tried to man age the animal, but in doing so fore ed it to collide with a telephone post. throwing the family from tbe rig. overturning it and breaking the buggy in several places. The horse continued up the avenue, but was cap tured later. A physician was called and attended the injured persons They were then taken to their home at Pullen and Poplar streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
LIVE CAMElS
 GREET SHR|NERS Big Ceremonial Session Here Today by "Fez" Covered Delegates-Cir- IT, GUS Parade.
A POPULAR FEATURE
Visiting and Local Shriners RecOg- nize the Grand Animal of the Des- ert and Continuous Ovation Re. suits.

Circus camels welcomed the Shrin-
 CTS to Pine Bluff today. They were
 seen in the streets in the circus pa
 rade and everywhere the "humped
 animals passed in the downtown dis
 tricts they were met with expression lof popular homage from groups of
 Shriners who gathered here today
 from several states to participate in the ceremonial session being conduct ed this afternoon at the Masonic hall, corner Second avenue and Chestnut street.
 The Shriners, more than one hun dred in number, began to arrive on the early morning trains and ever since they have been coming into the city on passenger trains from all di- rections. Tonight it is expected that the number of out of town visitors will reach 200.
 The big ceremonial session is con
 ducted tbis afternoon, following a business session which was held at 2:3O o'clock. At this business session representative is to be elected to the Imperial Council to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mayor w. L. Toney, who finds it impossible to go to Los Angeles with the "fez delegation" to depart from this city tomorrow afternoon.
 At the ceremonial session this after
 noon about twenty-five novices are being led over the hot sands of the desert by Sahara Temple members l and judging from the loud reports that have been heard in the vicinity of the Masonic Temple building this afternoon, the nOvices are having a strenuous time trodding the hot sands of the "oasis of sPine Bluff" Poten-
 tate w. l.. Toney is presiding.
 All day long men wearing the fla mihar fez have been moving here and there upon our streets. The local Shriners have been busy entertaining the visitors and before midnight to- night the visitors will undoubtedly come to the conclusion that Pine Bluff Shriners know how to do the hOnors. They are to be banqueted tonight at the Bluff City club hall on West Sec ond avenue. The ladies, wives, daughters and sMeethearts of the Shriners are to grace the occasion with their presence. =.
 Tbe Shriners will begin prepara- jions, immdiately after the luncheon, to go on the Cotton Belt special of. Pullman CATS tomorrow afternoon to Los Angeles. The special will leave the city at 9: :45 o'clock in the after noon. About two hundred or more will be numbered among the passen- gers, including many ladies.
 The Imperial Council will be held at Los Angeles, California, May and 8. The local Shriners and others who will accompany tben, will reach Los Angeles next Sunday evening. They will take an important part in the national gathering The local 1 delegation will be joined by Shriners at Texarkana, Fort Worth, Colorado Springs, Denver and Salt Lake City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29

Attorney Mike Danaher of this city, is confined to his room with
 the humps.
 R. H. M Mills was quite sick yesterday, but is reported much improved today.
 --Brunson Hammett has recovered from his recent illness and is able tc be at his office again. Mrs. H. King White solicits or ders for all kinds of cakes, rosettes and other pastry. Also all kinds o1 embroidery and fancy work. Both phones. tt May Day Dance given by ,Lentz 1 Lodge No. ii. D. of H. May 2, at 1 Redman's hall, "Fourth and Pine. ] Admission soc. Music by Bluff City band.
 Wanted: Manager for new branch of our business here in Pine 'Bluf Write promptly, with references. The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Mrs. J. Harvey Hudson is critically i'll at her home on West Fifteenth street. Three of her chil- dren are also sick with the measles.
 Wanted d-Experienced bookkeeper wants set of book to keep at night. Charges moderate. Instruction given beginners; also expert. Address E., care Graphic.
 Position wanted Experienced young man desires clerical position Stranger, and would like to locate. Willing to work. Address J. R. A., care Graphic.
 Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Deans Ointment cures the most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All druggists sell it.
 For rent-To couple without children. Nicely furnished front room Everything new Bath, elec- tric lights and telephone; APO West Fourth avenue, old phone 1920.
 HI. Clifton Dreyfus of this city, was recently reelected one of the members of the board of directors of the Arkansas division of the Travellers Protective Association.
 Lost or stolen-One roane mare: white face; white stockings on hind legs; white spot on each front knee; ;shod in front. Return to Sawyer & Austin office and receive reward.
 A fine baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. G. F. Hill last night. Mrs Hill was formerly Miss Annie Kerwin. MT. Hill is yardmaster for the Iron Mountain Railroad con- pany here.
 -Men-Our catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in few weeks. Demand for graduates great CT than supply. Write nearest branch, Moler Barber College, St. Louis, and Dallas, Tex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
SCARLET FEVER

Please take :u: .ce: We have lh- stalled the rest ren5yatOi anu sterilzer kno'7l to Us for claahlab the germs ::om carpets and mat tresses wher. diseases always bren We will cal! and get your work and deliver same in the best shape our prices will b, right. Call old 'pfto'he. 896: new, s9. Yours tu serve,
 TURNER PEDD NJ FACTORY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. q
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D. w. Boyce devotes his time to gents.
 %
 For sale gas stove. Apply PIP 1-2 Walnut.
 For Rent-Nice neWly-furnished front rooms; central; only three blocks from court house. Address "'W," care Graphic.
 -For sale-Furniture for three room cottage for sale cheap. Also ilrst class machine. Call sos East Sixth avenue.
 Wanted d-aten to learn barber trade. Few weeks completes, tools given, wages Saturdays. positions guaranteed. Catalogue mailed free. Write nearest branch, Moler System of Colleges, St. Louis, Mo-, or Dallas. Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29

For rent-4-room cottage, 7l2 Walnut street. Reception hall and bath room, gas and electric lights. Practically new. Convenient to all schools and churches. Rent SIS per month. Geo. B. Moore, 515 West Sec Ond avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29

Indigestion is the direct cause of disease that kills thousands of per- sons annually. Stop the trouble at the start with little Prickly Ash Bitters; it strengthens the stomach and aids digestion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29

-Wanted-TWo or three unfur- nished rooms for light housekeep- ing, address M, care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29

Two neatly furnished rooms for rent. 4e0 West 9th.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-25

was passenger on the Santa Clara bound for Latouche island. Mir. Rey- holds will be around the Sound for n month or six weeks.
 The dance which was to have been given tomorrow evening has been post. poned until Thursday, owing to the bad weather.
 J. F.. Garvar Is in town from Miller Gu.ch. and will leave for the States on the Portland. He reports scarcity of water on Slate creek this spring on ac- count of the light snow fall, but when he left, July 9th, the water was im- proving and hraemer's claim was about ready for the first clean-up. He says Miller Gulch will turn out some good money this year
 4 message from Copper Center re- ceived Saturday evening states that II. l.. Pulley is being brought to town by J. k. Crittenden for medical attend. ance. The message states that he is in bad shape, but does not say what Is the trouble.
 Mrs. Blamey Stevens returned from the States on the Santa Clara accom- panied by her cousin, Miss Bessie Key nolds, of New Britain, Conn, who Is to spend the summer at Latouche.
 Dick Brown is in Seattle and expects 10 come north on the lucatan
 Neil Robeson of the Twentieth Gen. tury O.. came up Saturday from D. fer bay.
 Stephens, Van Hook and James on with the launch Racine. returned from
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-25
Knights island Saturday.

Mr Bryan, of the firm of Bryan & Edwards, wbo are interested with W. A. Dickey in the Landlock copper properties, was aa arrival on the Santa Clara, stopping cif at LaLdlock.
 C.S Hubbell left for tlliamna on the Santa Clara, He will be gone about four weeks.
 Cap,nin Daniels ia no@ in command of tie santa Clara. Captain Schage having been transferred to the Sara ttga.
 Mrs Patton will roturu 10 Valdez on the lucatan.
 Mrs. w F.. Root entertained about fifty ladies al her home Saturday afternoon Prizes were given for the best score at 50o Mrs Esterly winning the first and Ms. White the secoud.
 Barney Hottie. who is well known to many of the old timers of this section is in town for 8 few days. He will visit some of the Sound points and later make trip Co the interior.
 w. l.. Austin, 4. NJ tho noted metG- lurgist and mineroiogist passed through on the p,rtiaud enroute Tor Latouche Island hlr. Austin has been engaged by the Eeynolds-Alaska De. velopmeut Co | erect their shelter nj the LatJuche.l ,nn Mountain Mine Work Ia to tegiu at once aud IL is an ticipa ed q at tha -me.ter will bo in operation by Maci first uext. IL will have Il capacity ia thousand tons Il day.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-25
Of Local Interest
From Friday's Bulletin.

AAoa mug sOA AAhiSRto ISIduu Wltn tue launch Hazel This is the maiden trip of the launch. According to the captain of the boat she is the s,viftest thing that ever pulled out of Valdez bay
 A shipment of ore is to be made from the property of Pete Steiumetz of Landlock bay, on the steamer Port land. About 30 tons will be sent out this time.
 o. P. Hubbard will leave Seattle July 24th, for Valdez. coming by way of Juneau.
 A party of seven experts will arrive on the next boat and go ty the in terior to examine the Mccarthy copper property.
 A telegram from Fairbanks states that the United States District Attor ney has left for Valdez to be present at the coming term of court, and take charge of the cases against the Japan csc poachers, provided their trail Is held here.
 The Portland arrived this noon with the following passengers for Valdez: c A Scott, Miss C Finch, Miss M Finch, w s Amy, F Hurlburt, Dr. E Fahrig, E $ Sachs, Father Turnell Geo. c Burford and Wife, J Perry, M Neil, T $ Templeton, H NJ Robinson, J Long, r Casteel. Grace Howard. Gus Hill, Nina Hill, G r Forest, John Par elli, E J Runk, M T Scott, l. A Thurs i. ton, W H Tierney, D Zerilla, M Isaac son, Geo. Rust, II Cox. J w George. oohn Hayes, R Sorilkichof, NJ Padder Joe Zenn, A. Mcdonald.
 Mrs. r. D. Kelsey and son are passen. gers or the Portland. enroute to La touche.
 Ex-Governor John c. Brady, was in town today, for few hours. He will go to Latouche on the Portland, and will remain there for some time
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 Miss Helen Brown went to Seward yesterday with Mrs. Banks.
 Geo Burford and mother arrived yesterday from the States. Mrs. Geo. Burford is expected on the next trip of the Saratoga.
 w. s. Amy vas all arrival OF the Portland He had to be shanghaied to get him away form Valdez and he re- turned at the first opportunity.
 Our Seattle correspondent must have been overcome by the heat. FoI some reason he has not sent the after noon telegrams today.
 During the months of April and May the Tacoma Smelling Company treated 9,112 tons of Alaska ore, which con- tained 51l,l71 pounds of copper, la,- 625 ounces of gold, 7,269 ounces oi silver, and 245 pounds of lead. The tonnage was very much less than normal because of the labor strikes at the Treadwsll, Ellamar and other mines in April.
 Arrangements are being made for social dance at Mckinley hall Tuesday evening.
 J. L. Steele returned to Landlock
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-25

rival on the Portland, and left this morning for Knights island. This is the company which recently acquired some claims from McDaniels and Hos field, near the ribbitts property.
 Miss Kautz, of Seattle. is 2 euest of Mrs. Geo. Esterly for few days. hay ing stopped over here while her mother makes the trip to the westward.
 Geo. Hazlett was at Nizina July 9th lie expected to start for town about the 18th.
 Lloyd Hill leaves tomorrow for the interior, to do some surveying for the Fahrig party.
 The Hammond left this morning for Landlock, Fidalgo and Gravina bays. President Backus, of the \. C. Co. and wife, were passengers on the Port land, making the round trip to the westward
 AAcO'e hi'S SuCStc were present aI the 1lllikum social last night. and the affair was very enjoyable one. Mrs. Jas. Fish won the ladies' prize at Five Hundred and Jas. Fish won the gentle. mans prize.
 Miss Finch, of Stevens Point, who will teach in the public school for the coming year, was an arrival on the Portland She Is accompanied by her sister, who will reside here.
 Mrs Julius Singer was an arrival on the Portland She will spend the sum mer with her husband on Knights island.
 Dr. Fahrig and son and Mir $ S,chs. experts from Philadelphia. arrived yesterday and will leave tomorrow for the interior to examine the Mccarthy copper property. The party will be taken in by the V T. Co.,, with Jim Bartlett in charge. Eleven horses Wlli form the pack train. After visiting
 he copper country this party will make a thorough inspection of the railroad situation and re Ter 2 report to the men who are fif. .ctug the VaideZ-IukOn road
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-25
From Mondays 3ullc i1

James A. Murphy, pre-. lde of the Latouche lslann Mining Cn. was n passenger on the Portland, enrCute to the mines on the east side of LatOuche of 75 tons of supplies and will have ? men at work on the ground iu few days. \ shipmen. of ore will be made from the claims on the Portlaud's re- turn rip.
 This property consists of % claims directly east of the Beatson BonauZa property. A compressor and air drill will be installed at once and the cor- pany expects to be making regulot shipments this full.
 One of the woTkmen enroute foi Katalla on tbe Santa Clara made au intellectual attempt to commit sucid". while under the influence of liquor He cut his throat with a razor bur prompt assistance rendered by Dr. Bryan of Washington saved bis life.
 Chas. Simenstad returned yesterday from Gravina Bay where he has be- n for several weeks.
 Dr. Fuhrig's party of experts did not leave yesterday, the head packer being unable 10 get away, They Jeff at noon today.
 
 Following is Ii of the arrivals O.. the Santa Clara Satuaday evening: C B Webster, Mrs A Elliott and children. Miss Le Garde. Mrs l. F Beckwith. Bert Stewart, A Chisholm, H Wenke, Alice Bariley, Thos. Graham, C K Gilbert. Seattle. Y G Vance, " D Ester, W E Brannon, F. Lind. Dr r M Boyle, kaialla, and l3 steerage.
 Henry D. Reynolds. President of the Reynolds Alaska Development Co,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
Rpttem nnoTap!

Sru 8. paa g 9aoro err en-
Game meo meeen aanosn9roprelie.
Oct fit bun gnIeonius til at piie Der
forleoen, ba bun ube paa Stabnret
fit gie paa en- Rotte, iom babe for.
piIoct iie neo | en- at Welbinsene.
Gnbper anoen Game biloe unoer iaa.
banne Smit9noiebeoer oplsftet ct
bimnleIbeit Sfrig % taset 5Iugten,
men iaa eioroe life Srn s. Snn
raabte pao @aorossutten og bao
BAN toee meo iis gssien og Sunoen
paa @aarben. ga aft Dor | Oroen.
fog bun Ylobs paa ct opbsiet Steo
o. bespubte at bebanoIe Melbinsen
meo ct apSteifaft meo ben Sslge, at
Soften isgte no poa @ttlpet. @aaros-
autten brenSte los, Soften unollap,
men Srnben SrGbtes og 6ruet be-
IpimeSe. 8utten, iom iroeoe, ban
bapoe truffet benoe, blep greben al
bib @GbieI, tog Slugten % fal lite
fioen bore feet paa De aanter al Gam
rot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
NooiepeIt I Sponnen.

GemiplpaniaS Ir9fioentemme &C.
nator gbilmoer 6. 4nor er MeoIem
al Den b~emmeIige Screening, iom fall
hes CHS, og paa ct Msoe, bisie
GIFTS npIig baooe, fortalte ban fG.
genbe meet uomRrfeoe Siitorie:
~Hr9iibent GooieneIt bIep poa fit
2anbiteo Spiter Ban en- Dag ooerra.
ffet af en- Delegation fra 8anias.
Breiioenten bapbe taget al fig Sraf.
fen og ben bpibe, ~npitrsgne 4rabe,
faitet 8lireieIerne og ip9nbt ct gelte
ON 9inet for at boIbe gurerne oppe.
Speb os BARN bar ban Tom en- Or.
tiueribeit, os ban tsrfet garoen meo
fiji 9ommetsrflnoe, iom en- Saffe.
fi9rrine tsrter ct a%isffengrIo.
"ab, mine Serrer, ~fornsieligt at
ie eSer = fornsieIigt. Men ieg bar
BET inert braat ON meb at faa mo
Sect nut iuft MI, fisnner 5. Bare
bli meb mig bort til 9aooen, ioa tam
Ri tales peb, mems ieg arbeiber." -
gortoper til 9aapen bar bet meo
grGiioenten 90 9elegaticner.
grefibent R~ooiebeIt greb en- So.
saffel; men faa opbogeoe ban, at Der
life bar noset So at fate op glen.
mem Ssosren oe mo poa 9oftet.
"Sobn, Sobn!' brsIte Br9iioen'
ten. "Sbor er Sset, leg fflIbe ia.
ite op paa Seloftet9"
Seq bar life fnat Sib til at faite
oct neb igien, fioen on faitet bet op
bio igoar." iparte en- Ianb fra So.
rummet.~
aan Senatpr Gbilanber 6. &nor
bistc op mango ilise Siitorier, iao
Fir ban fanife Dor nGite Greiibent!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20

A well-to-do citizen in one of our
larger cities was always very fastidious
in his tastes, and smoked a very good
brand of cigars. He had the habit, how
ever, of only partly finishing his cigar
and laying the rest Of it on the mantel
for a short smoke at another time.
He had a ~six-year-old boy who was a
keen observer OF things going on around
him, but who knew anough to keep his
opinions &c himself.
One day the father came in from his
work, and in accordance with his GUS
tom picked a halfsmoked cigar from the
mantel and started to smoke. Just as
the cigar was finished the son remarked:
THAT was a good one, pop, at least,
1t ought to be, for l found it in front of
the bank"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
SpQnoenoe Oiebliffe.

Oct bGnote for uoeet oper 2 Aar
iioen, | December 1904. Seq bar
bare 81 aar paa ben Sio 90 itoo oer
golitiet i britiif Spb.afrifa mel
citation en- 100 (ene.) Mil noro for
bc bersmte @iftoriafalo. Seq bar
nogle graz .Saar % ct BAR Dir, ION
minber mig, bpis bet ifuloe bore
nsbpenSis, ON NIT gaifetag meo en-
~fuIoporen ipoafrifonf Ssoe.
gi iao / Resien en- Sreoag aften,
ba min aamerat, Sits Saplor, tienoi
al ole iom sits, forelog, at b
Ifulbe taee en- Sur no paa gtooer
for at iaee. Seq bar piaig meo pad
BET, OF nGIte Days @ftermiooag oroa
pi Iebiaset Of nogle Regertie"ere nd
til @omo.S Ietterne, Der bar befieno'
for abIfiais SIass 8ilbt. Si tGnfte
NOT life, at en- at os aIoris ifrloe Il
2eiren ieien.
SoIeu boIot netop poa of gaa neo,
So hi raf til bet faitiatte Steo. Otter
at bope boIot Mioooe paa meobra9tt
Greierpes, reete % inaffeoe pi Ell
ITime eler TO og sif, iaa til &o. Gac
Surer iom oisie pleier iee olbrig Of
fleoe of mig, bpiIfet leg utpiliomi
ffuIoer nit Sip.
Otter at booe Iaet mig. laa leg er
Zines Sio % bsrte paa Sp9nerrt
ca SdafaIerne; men tililnt falni iea
Il Ssun for tiSlig ON @oraenen Of
Eli paffet af ct forferoeligt grsl
Iom iputes at fomme fra ct 9pr e.
Bar allen fra os. gi reilte oS OF
beaae TO OF Ipttebe. Set maa bapt
aaat ualten 8 @iuuter, fsr oct bier
oieutaaet - ct 9rsI, iom braett
SorSen til of rpite. Der bar niger
9pil - Ell 2epe bopoe facet Seire'
Of os.
"SitS" roabte til De firlpenbe yte
are, at be ifuISe friife op | @oalc'
oa toa icIp ct Bar sfriot &etninf
al oct, ba iee iaa ct ubpre Bert a
en- 9spe iprinee frem % ilaa ban
til @orfef. Bore Sieuere iatte mel
bsie Sfris aiiieo inb ! Sfosen. ot
lea Iaa aIbris mel noeen al Dem.
sIt bette b9nbte ! Ssbet at noei'
faa Sefuuoer, mems ieg itoo larnne
af Sfrpf. On Stsmnen bragte ms
imioIertio til mig ielp ieien, % lei
Itprteoe frem % iaa 2soen ilGbe ei
msrf sfiffeIie inc | Sfogen.
Seq bapoe life Sio til at pIanlGs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20

aono, ct GpsseIie oioeles no
moeret meo profiIen penot mob os
ca 1os mefaniif iammen fine Srn-
Der, % for bper @ong bette ffete, op.
fob oenne ~nnoerbare 2psitrsm.
8i raabte paa BAN. Gan psnote
anfietet mob os, iaa aabninsen bar
Fit itsrre os 80 faIot beipimet ON.
Sor nogle Goee iioen msote ies
Sim Hefpcomb bsiet og ipag pda
Chattanooga @ooer.
"@insIop," iaeoe ban, "peo on,
of bet pnrite. Tom bar benot mig |
nit Gin. en-, at leg miiteoe bet Gmne,
Tom ieg boIot | min penitre Saonb,
ba Gere fanot mig | Cullen. Oilers
ifuloe ieg mn babe fappet meo Chi
ion os Marconi, bpis ieg life ben
Sang bdpbe bGret iaa ipos.
Web on, bpao bet bar, Tom oa reh-
bet nit 2io9 Seq CT iiffer paa, al
ret bar aaoiiim | meset mere fulo.
SiIitanb emo bens Tom M
err opodeet. Seq peo, at reg miiteoe
min gersmmeIie % min Sormie
peb at beipime | rtioe. 8pets SUB.
inbe fofettereoe bore meb mig, og
gap mig iaa paa 8aaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
big meo be uffpIoiges Blob; for bu
bar braet Blob of DIT eget Blob ODER

wy Hteu Ue uIIDlulBeS OlpD, Ipr pu
bar bragt Blob af DIT eget Blob oper
DIT $opeb. % iaa orober on mig
meo min Sorg. SITE brpr ies mtg
ON aongen, on biz sifte mig meol
SITE brpr ieg mig ON Slottet, life
ON &iget, iom on Ioper mig. Sffe
er Der Slot, og life er Der ftient, os
life er Der 9pffe uoen Der unoer
@olis.SieIo, bpor aoneer. Tom ou
faloer Saarebprbe, Ieperl
Sum freg ube Of fig ielp % I ben
p6erite 2ibenifab.
Seuoes gine ffinnet fom en- Se-
beripgs.
Set bar beitemt, iom ON BUN
mente, bnao bun IA.
Men iaa bIep aongen n1eaet pren.
9erpaa rpftet ban 9~rgerliet pdo so.
beoet oe erflprte, at Der bar Sorrptte
og gefatte NOT | Sfotfano oIereoe,
os at ban fIet life biIoe ia noset
meo benbe at gisre.
&ongen og aGe bans Menb | be
gplone Ruitntnser git omborb igien.
ginoen fpIote De brebe SilteieiI.
Bort ieilet be.
Serstngen og &ongens 9ntter Of
Sfotlanb lepet Iense os IpffeIigt.
Ra lener Der en- sanimel Wano
$pibenas, iom | ipttenbe SEQ Itam.
rler neb fra Hriniesien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
81 MICS assfeIfeab s.

8. Mlan stf tilborbs. euao, ben febe cner.
tngite ffufee fobe Deb Giben At @iefeu. WRen
man tasbe sIent at ipsrse Or. Suss, hrab ban
ben Suag, man filirpebe Or. odae. Gslaeu bar.
az pngo lite ntloe babe Rpaef, men Rjgu 2alerfes
men IRA no paa en- npset rtlio Naaabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20

Srpaefnmifneren: "Wsire Samer
% Serrer, mn bill ies paafaloe SereS
Spmerfipmbeb for aftenens itore
Iumer. Gil en- Dame blonot Rlibli'
fiim bore ioa ~elffpRroig at gaa mo
beune lille gele. 9erpoa lufter Iee
Gsren, % mar ies oabner ben teien,
pil Tamen bore foripunoet noen al
eftcrIaoe iis noeet Spor."
Yaa onSen genf blanot Silfnerre
.ioo en- bufnaffet Iioen Wano meo e
fuet. foriast aniigtsnotrpf. geS
Safenipiaerens iibite Orb lpite Der
.lieeiom ct iooet Stint al Saob I bans
Zine, % ban penbte fis buriig til ben
msrfe, enereiff ~ubieenoe Dame, ION
iab peo Si6en al bam.
$50 gliie," iaebe ban iprig, "fau
life on piie @anoen ben Sienelte2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-20
6repen iom PcnieapIer.

s 9arbeoen Of aisbenbopn Dor en-
puare, erepeIig groprietar @oos.
eier tsr ban poa @ruib at 8aaroens
icrboIospis beifeone Sorotiliesenbe
life taIoes-oer itabia pGffer De mere
~erfarne &oboIuuom9nbs 0tinterbeo
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