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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
Business Houses Washed Away.

Gloucester, O., March 15.-Seven
business houses and contents have
gone down the river and number of
residences and the gas and light
plants are flooded and useless. All
mines are flooded. There is great
property damage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS.
Flood at Latrobe, Pa, the Worst on
Record.

Latrobe, Pa. March 15.-Hundreds
of people are homeless as the result
of the flood, which Is the greatest in
the history of the town. Sycamore
island is submerged and five men and
woman are marooned on the island,
having climbed into trees to await a
boat which Is being brought from LII
gopier. The reservoirs. at Lycipps and
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
Fifty Families Homeless.

Lima, O., March 15.-The heavy
downpour of rain In this section has
raised the ottawa river beyond its
bounds. Fifty families were forced to
move out Of their homes here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-15

Don't consider lightly the evidence
Of disease in your system. Don't take
desperate chances with ordinary medi-
cine. Use Hollister g Rocky Mountain
Tea, the great specific. 35 cents, Tea
Ors.Tablets. Schultz & Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
FIGHT FOR MILLIONS.
Seven Heirs Want Part OF cour
Crei1hton's Fortune.

CreiUhton'a Fortune.
Omaha, March 15.-Aggressive
fighting plans are being made by sew
en- nephews and nieces of the late
Count John A. Creighton who were
not mentioned in his will.
The amount left by Count Creighton
is estimated at s7.5o0,000, one-fourth
being beaueathcd to relatives and
three-fourths to charitable and educa.
ticnal institutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Rabbi Louis Bernstein OF st. Joseph IS
spending q few days with his parents
L. c. Wheeler and Harry Jeryis of the
United States secret service are in abe
city attending the land trials.
County Commissioner IRE will leave
Monday evening for Pittsburg. Pa, on a
business trip. He Will be gone a week or
ten days
w. W. Cole, manaser Of Krug park, will
leave this week Tor New York TO look
over the field for new attractions for the
park opening.
City Electrician Michaelsen started Sun
day evening for Copenhagen, Denmark. to
be gone until June l. Mr.. Michaeisen' s
family will accompany him home.
Judge and Mrs. J. II. Macomber are now
at home at 700 Emmett street. having re-
turned from Creslon, la. The judge will
be absent this week attending court in
Creston.
A. o. Swift, postoffice inspector from
Chicago, was in Omaha for a short while
Monday morning enroute to his home at
Nebraska City. Mr.. swift was for many
years stationed al Omaha as postOitiCe I'M
speCt0r and was transferred 10 Chicago
about three years ago. He Is somewhat
under the weather as the result Of being
In railway wreck near DuQOuIn, H., last
Friday, in which he was badly shaken up.
and he IS going home for a short while to
recuperatG l-UA4 d
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
BOY GOES WITH HIS MOTHER
Lennon stevens Released Again from
Juvenile Court Plea
and Promise.

Young Lennon Stevens appeared before
Judge Kennedy in the Juvenile court Mon
day. His mother was with him. She has
been there every time Lennon has i'm
mersed himself in trouble and she pleaded
as usual for the maynard lad. She has
never seen any wrong in her boy yet.
The complaint said that Lennon had
firearms in his possession. This looked
pretty bad but after his mother had ex-
planned the judge decided to let him go
with her once more.
He helped me do the washing all that
morning" she said. Then his pa wanted
him to come over and help him do some
sodding and l told him he could go for an
hour. He found that old revolver. 1t was
all rusty. He wasn't doing no harm with
It, l don't see why they want to make
80 much trouble for that boy"
So eloquently did she plead that the
court decided to give Lennon another
chance and his mother took him, with
many promises that in the future he will
be a model for other boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
ALL SAY ROBEY is GOOD MAN
NeighbOrs Testify I'm behalf of Father
Before the Juvenile
Court,

That @. Robey Is a good man and true,
with almost no bad habits, was strongly
attested by half a dozen OF his neighbors
in the juvenile court Monday. Mr. Robey,
a little, grizzled man, with the marks OF
toll upon his hands, was there to state
whether or not his children were receiving
proper training. Four women, one after
the other testified that he always done
what was right by his children, and didn't
allow no boys running around his place"
Mr. Robey has had hard luck, his wife
being in the insane asylum and his young
est son having gone wrong. He, him
self, ordered this son arrested some time
ago in consequence Of some trouble ne got
into with a girl. The young fellow was
released and went to his new home" as
the father called It. The father con-
demned him in the strongest terms for
| getting the big head"
After all the neighbors had testified and
/ laid down the law to the court, Mr.. Robey
explained that he had made arrangements
| with one of the women present to board
! his two young daughters This settled the
whole controversy and the case was dis
missed It was kindly looking woman
who took the girls with her.
I'm kind a strict, Judge" she ex-
planned with an apologize smile. They'll
be all right with me. They shant go out
of the yard after they come home from
school. I'll raise them right and be a
mother 10 them"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
What 10 They CureT

The above question is often asked con-
cprulnE DR.. Piprco'S TWO leading medi-
cines, "G0ldcn Medical Discovery and
rFavorite Prescription"
The answer IL that Golden Medical
Discovery is most potent Alternative OF
bluod-purlhor. and tonic or inyigUrdtur
aud acts especially fayorably I'm a Cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces. as OF the nasal passages Throat
bronchial tubes stomach, bowels and
blaidePycurius a large per cent. Of catar-
rhal caAes whether %le disease Affects tho
nasal pGSsagCs, the tnxQat, larynX. bron-
CHA, stOmach>( as catlfr{l2l dyspepsiaG
bowels (as mUSOySCNIGELlieN4 bladder.
uterus or other pelvic orgdusS EYen In
the Chronic pr -ulcaratlYe staQcS ri -LbeS1
NATURALIZATION successful in affect.
NC 2 F9E9rlte- Prsacrlptiol- Is advised
for tLle ElLe-lL4DC SllsS % dlsg1ses-t hQSG
ReGlIar, weakngsSeS. uCfaMYenleMts ami
lEtggulatltle Incident % MolLleL QLlIy. II
Is powerful yet gently dctlng inVIgUTatr
Ing tonic and nervine, For weak worm
out, over-wOrl;Cd wOmsn-nO matter what
has caused the breakdown, 'FavOrite
Prescription will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
the wOmanly functions, subduinR pain
and bringing about q healthy, vigorous
condition Of the whole system.
A book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving the fOrmulp OF both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med
zeal authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools Of practice
as guides in prescribing, say OF each In
gredient entering into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writers should
have more weight than any amount OF
non professional testimonials because
such men are writing for the guidance Of
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, nom
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed OF glyceric
extracts of the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
afford TO accept as substitute for one Of
these medicines OF known composition,
any secret nOStrum.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets small. sugar-coated,
easy TO take as candy, regulate and IN
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
NEW FEDERAL COURT JURORS
Additional Panel of Twenty Drawn
to Hear Cases Tried at
Present Term.

An additional panel Of twenty petit Jurors
was drawn by United States District Clerk
r. c. Hoyt and Jury Commissioner Dr.
George Tiden Monday morning to serve
during the present April term of the federal
courts for the Omaha division. Omaha is
represented on the new panel by DR.. A 8.
Pierce, GIL North Twentieth street, and by
Hobart Williams, insurance agent, 1924
Douglas street. The new panel, which is
directed to report Aprl! 10, is as follows:
George w. Beams Lincoln; James f. Dill,
Grand Island; Frank D. Eager, Lincoln.
14lS e street; w. II, Kelso, Wisner; George
King, TekRmah; Frank r. Lair, Lincoln,
1922 0 street Andrew Madsen, Oakland: j.
II. McClay, Lincoln; Melvin ]. Mohler,
Bee; Frank y, Parker, Kennard; A. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09

alightng from a Farnam street car and
very seriously injured by the blows in
licted. He fingered for a number OF days
between life and death before he finally
succumbed. Announcement was made at
the police station that a clue had been
discovered.
Bought Government Blankets-John
Cavanaugh of Fort Crook was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Ander-
son Monday morning on the charge Of
purchasing a quantity OF government blan-
kets from soldiers at Fort Crook and ship
ping the same to Omaha for final disposal
A mysterious individual, alleged to be Mike
Murphy figures In the transaction, but he
was unable to be found and the govern
ment Is Of the opinion that Mike is merely
a straw man in the case. The government
is strongly determined to break up the
practice Of the traffic in government prop
erty. The Cavanaugh case went over until
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, the defend
ant giving $500 bonds for his appearance.
Negligent Husband sentenced-"I have
been living on money | got from saloon
keepers who let my husband drink, and
the county gave me some help" This was
Mrs. Sherman Richardson's unusual ex-
PLANTATION OF how she supported herself
and several small children when her nus
band did not provide, when she was asked
by Judge Crawford in police court Monday
morning Mrs. Richardson was in court to
appear against her husband, whom she had
arrested for abusing the family and chas-
ing all into the street. Dean Beecher of
Trinity cathedral was present out of sym
patty for her case, did not take the
stand. Richardson denied the charges OF
nonsupport and made counter charges
against his wife, but he was given thirty
days in the county jail, nevertheless.
Funeral OF n. c. steell--R. c. STEEL who
died Friday at Dalton, H., and whose body
was brought to Omaha for burial, was laid
| away in Prospect Hill cemetery Monday
I forenoon. The services were held at Bur
| ket's undertaking rooms, 4l2 North Six
| teenth street, at 10 o'clock, conducted 10y
| Rev j. Randolph Smith. The pallbearerS
were p. ]. Rogers, Charles Morton, ]. b
, Haynes, A. c. Wakeley, II. b. Smith anC
! Isaac E. Congdon. Mr.. STEEL was a pho
tneer OF Omaha, having come here in the
| '8s, and was a member of the old pain
| and oil firm of Steel & Johnson. lively,
years ago he moved to Dalton, Ia, to maxi
his home. He was &c years old and wal
born at Montreal. The old STEEL home
stead IL at Twentieth and Cass streets. 4
widow and one daughter, Mrs. Roberta f
! Hyde, survive.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
LAND IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
High Prices Being Paid for the
Fine Farms in that
Section.

w. II. Miller of bloomington, Neb
county attorney of Franklin county, Is in
Omaha for a few days with Mrs. Miller,
who is undergoing treatment at one OF the
Omaha hospitals. we are now selling land
in our county for so and So an acre which
five years ago could be bought for S35 an
acre" said Mr.. Miller while talking to
friends at the Merchants Monday. I'VE
have forgotten all about such things as
crop failures and our winter wheat is look
ing fine. the oats are all planted and the
farmers are blowing for corn. The soil is
in excellent condition for spring work and
the alfalfa is eight inches out Of the
ground and heavy"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
A MAGIC EIixir of BenUtv.

For ages womankind have been longing
for an elixir Of beauty-for a distillation
from herbs, minerals or for any product
Of nature or art that would preserve the
sweet, lovely complexion OF healthy girl
hood Or. T. Felix Gouraud's Oriental
Cream or Magical Beautiher has wide
spread reputation among the fair sex as a
thoroughly trustworthy cosmetic, removing
every speck and bemish, the effects OF
roughening winds and the scorching sun,
and leaving a soft and pearly Ioveliness on
the toughest skin. Found at druggists and
dealers In toilet articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
Good Coueh MedtcIne tor children.

The season for coughs and colds is now
at hand and too much care cannot be used
TO protect the children A child is much
more likely to contract diphtheria or scar
let fever when he has a cold The quicker
you cure his cold the less the risk Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is the sole re-
lance Of many mothers, and few Of them
who have tried it are willing to use any
other. Mrs F. +. Starcher of Ripley, w
Va, says: IL have never used anything
other than ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy
for my children and it has always given
good satisfaction" This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently to a child as to an
adult,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09

making the straight Councn Bluffs rate to
Omaha and South Omaha. The exchange
has been trying to persuade the other
Iowa lines to abandon their attitude Of an
tagonism to this market and meet the
action of the Chicago Great Western,
thereby eliminating even the 81 arbitrary.
We hope that those roads will decide to
take that position and thereby dispose Of
very vexatious question, upon which their
attitude is necessarily antagonisuc to this
market"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
Mangum & Co., LETTER SPECIALISTS
Railway Notes and Personals.

Western roads have decided upon a If
tcen-day ticket from western territory to
the jamestown exposition for one fare
plus SEES, for the round trip.
The San Pedro line announces that its
line will be open from Los Angeles 10 Salt
Lake April ~, when two local trains will
be run, and the Los Angeles Limited trains
Cago is still undecided, as the matter is
now being considered I'm connection with
the changes In other western trains at
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09

Pierce. Omaha, 81 North Twentieth street;
John Rawles, Fairbury; Luther Schultz
Seward. William II. Smiley, Pleasan tdale
A. X. Taylor, Tekamah; J. Il. Walden,
Fender; w A. Way, Columbus; Alfred
White. Plattsmouth; Hobart Williams
Omaha, 1924 Douglas street; Nathaniel
Wright, Pawnee city.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
Three Daily Trains to Chicago

PAUL RAILWAY.
From Union station, Omaha, 7:5 a. m,
B:45 D. m. and s:35 p. m. daily. Arrive
Union station, Chicago lin the business and
hotel district, at $3.50 p. m, S:35 a. m. and
s25 a. m, respectively. Comfortable berths
excellent dining car service. courteous
treatment Of passengers. F. A. Nash, Gen
eral Western Agent. 1924 Farnam ST..
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
RniIhinr Permits.

The following building permits have been
issued w. l.. Burgess, Thirty-ffth ave-
Benson, Thirtieth and Cass, 81, 800 dwelling;
Harvey A. Clayton, $50 South Twenty
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09

Now Is the time to make your wants
known through The Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09

ninth avenue, 5000 dwelling; e. V. Adams,
Aureiia Homer. 20l6 Locust, 50 500 dwelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
Mow to secnre Rnte.

LAS the matter now stands any dealer
in Omaha desiring TO buy grain on the
Iowa lines can bill this grain TO Council
Bluffs in care OF the Chicago Great West
ern railway and get the benefit OF the s.
rate from Council BLUFFS to Omaha. Too
much credit cannot be given 10 the Chicago
Great Western railway for It's action In
coming 70 the rescue Of this market when
the Union Pacific yielded TO the pressure
OF the Iowa lines and pulled ont It's s.
rate. The Chicago Great Western railway
hiss gone even further by putting IN effect
an open tarin applying on guRin from all
points on that road In the state Of Iowa,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-09
Legal Departments Work.

An amusing incident In the case crept out
Saturday morning which made a little
laugh on the legal department OF the Union
Pacific. That department was preparing
lengthy brief to present In the case giving
the arguments for the Union Pacific side
and members of the legal department
worked faithfully Saturday morning finish
ing up the brief. Their work came to an
abrupt end when someone told them If
they would read the morning papers they
would see their case was already won and
the commission probably would not care
for the brief.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

lion Srancs, GeniionSionoet for Sol.
foIfet / Sperige I Niaiou, Hcnqe,
oiiat for 2onutioner til Bortuaal,
graiilien nj. m, Stiitelierne Song
Oscar rs Winoe % Soiepbiucbient.
met fnaet ooer 100000, % Brin.
ierne Oscar, Carl % eugen Ell bolu
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trent ~ WiGion til buer. llbouer
bette fif 9ouaen @alierafioeifom.
ntisiet meb 10000 ar., eIer Den SEQ.
pitaI, DER inbbragteS peo Solg al
oct italienife Slot, liant beslioeu SIT.
peIer puroerebe til 100000 arouer.
ErinsieSie Guaenie, iom bar gao.
milo til SoermanI, efterIoo BOG ueo
fin 3so ~ Wiaion. On balu 0til.
lion bar ooneret til geIgierenbeoS.
inbretninger % Sriobem paa Got.
lamb til grins 9~ernaootte; 8eiten
eIler life fulbt I Miaion, ifliloe
ifslee Seitamentet beIes mellem
Grinierne Oscar % gugeu. benoes
0itobsru, BOG life for al Reuterne
mango Genlioner bar ofiat til berbeS
Sof, 1ienerifob % 8roteeeer. geo
en- Vripatooerensfomli melcm @re.
orene er bog Riaionen belt mellem
ale fire, flint irgeu al ocmL iaa.
lpnge Geniiousrenterne ubgaar, Tan
rere peb a~apitaIen.
Song Sscor bupoe ioriifret lit
Sip / "Roroitiernon" for 100000
aroner til Sorbel for DC ire prgre
Senner. Oct err ontagelia ben itsr.
'te SipspoIiee, iom er teguet | Sue.
rige.
Zen g~ernaSotteife sGts Priuat.
formie er peo 8etGnfiombeo OF goo
BIacerina / aorenes Sob ioreget,
men paa Den anoen Sioe bar man
at resne meo Dc bpppige Heiier, De
bpre SpboIo / llblanoet og ben ita.
oige, ofte me6 onieIige @eIsb no.
sueoe @eIeisrenbeb.
ON man a%niIanr ben rentegiuen6e
Del al Song Oscars 5ormue til 4
Miaioner ioru6en Goitbarbeoer
og 2sssre til 3 0lilioner - FAINT
Briniernes epentleIle i~ammeulagte
aapitol til Iigeiaa meset, iaa itiiIoe
belle sGttens Tripatiormie life iGr.
oeIes meeet operitige 10 Riaiouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
maaIiaeen oe Oanmarf

3 BET bonife @lno "9erlingite Ii
benbe" bar, formentlig meo uogangs'
punft / @isrnitierue @iernions
mere emo Ell Metning itbeloige Sore
orag / a~isbenbapn ~iorleoeI en- Sno'
ien6er rettet ct Angreb paa Oct nor
Ife Waalitr9p. San 'frtner, at Oct
bill "itiae 9anmarf al" meo ct Bro
beriprog Tom tales at balptreote
WiQion Wenneiter.
Serpaa iparer Oct norite glao
"Serbens Sang:
81 tiaaoer os at ofpiie oenne oon'
ife Snoblanbina / ben norife Waol.
itrib iom uberettiget. 8i forbebol'
Der os Met til at oigisre be Seie,
bporpaa norif Sproguopiflins Dor
saa. no ira Senipuet til bpao pi ielu
err beoit tient meo, og ira intet an
oct. Santen ON at Senipnet til
l9annarf ifuloe oeie noget for eaer
imoo 2anosmalet, bill life Der ! Ror'
ae fnbes paa noaet SoIo. Get fall
Der ba bel beaer life ct %fornuitigi
Wenneffe / 9anmart mo. at Senip'
net til os itlIoe bare nogen Snoilp'
belle paa Den bauite Sproguo'
piflins2
S9rlig oil pi, Tom bepber at Dol
Sproeuopifling bsr ioregaa pna be
norife gtissmaals 6runo, paa be
ffarpeite betone, Of Senipnet til oct:
nqre SIGetifab meo oanif Sfrift
mail life paa nosen Raaoe ipiae'
IND. 81 bolber paa &issmnaIet
foroi pi amer oct Tor at pRre De
beoite @runolag til Of bpsse 5remti
bens Waal paa. vi mener. at De
aaereoe i ~betpoelig @rao bar It'll
Sag meo 9anifeu os gaaet fine een
geie, ilig icm bort 9ebop bar fra
BET bet. oe pi amer bette baaoe ior
Ell flor SorSeI peS Oct. os iom ct VI
bis paa at bet / 5remtioen oil uil
fig iulot uopiflingsopgtig ! uori
Refining.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
DR.. BiOrnStadS
Klinik,
Hulet Block. 7de og Hennepin,
AIDE Etage, Indgang 7dc Cd. s.,
Minneapolis, MINI.

On mpberne, pioenItabelis Snititution ipr
8ebanoling al ~frpniife Spgoonnte med
tiosmQsIige neutrality-suspicious..
Sporotberapi: Babe al fpritielise Slass,
Naubeims9 Babe, SspanossBaoe, Spoas
panbss8abe, Raales, Stprtes % Siooes
Babe, @leftriIte 9ns. Saoe, glettriife
Yanos8aoe, MeoieinsSaoe o. |. D.
MedanDsS btrapi: Spaegpmnaitit, "Sipe'
piib Mppement Cure, uioenltabeIie WRas'
loae, Srtbppeoi, e~IettriIt @asia9e eler
Yibratipu, @alpariit % 5araoIlt Spnn'
naStif.
MsSitinif GIeftrititet ! ale 5ormrr, Statiitc
8ehanolinaer o. (. b., Gleftriit Brts og
Gtprt, @5olpanisme, Saraoisme, "ptgb
Frequency" Strsmnte os eleftrolpie.
Siiamapbi: 9.6ap 8iaeoer os 9'Ssap I'M
oeris9eiier.
IsIap Sbtrapi: 8pentsensS traaIe Sehano'
finger / arGit og andre Suullier, pub
Inaopmme TOM 2nprs, ec5enia oiu,
Sbermps Sberapi: Damp og andre Snrri'
tufts Hooe, Set e~lettrilfe SRppe, BAG
ninas 8ebano finger Off.
Ibotofbtrapi: "9psfurcn"y 5lniens Bebano'
iinaer, Minins 2pss8 ehanolinger, nltrai
Violet % Slaalpss Babe. SsoesStraaler
9nss Straaler % temtlte eler atttniltt
Stroaler oip.
gutnmosS berapi: SnbalationsbebaHelin
ger ps 2ungegpmnaittf.
Sisrs Spperatmis&ttaootr % Saeuum Be
hamburger.
Speeiaiitet:
Snabpmme, Der life fan belbrebes peo noe
flffenbe meoiciHIt Sebnnoling, Ianepartae
fronilfe Spaopmme, @ist. NerpeipseonlHis
Mapeipaoomme. S~oritpppelie, eun9eips
bcmme % Ultima, aatdrr6 l be torltielis
Graaner, apiaoeipeopmme, Suoipsopntnlf
arait (ouerflabtitl, Gerpesisi, Sambeo or
Grasntrtbe. bustist Samts
% Strrtaskiitattr iilitSt.
Sur nGrmerr CpIpsninser benpenoe ma
ia itriitlis elsr mrmetIis til
Or. G. Biornstad, A. N. N. D.
Medical Direktor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Get fon bare nptiig at oplpie ben
oauife Mmcnbeo ON at bnnif Tale
Iog SDrcgiering aIlereoe for en- GOO
SiO iioen f~nlbitnnDig bar opbsrt at
pare Ietteinor for bporoon Der fri.
pes % taIes / Hcrse. Set er fra Oct
norife 5olfemaaI. at @issmaalet
benter gGrt % 5ornpelie. On 10.
pifIinscn oerpeo ferer oct IGngcr %
Longer bort fra Ganifem ia ON bet
enhos ifuIoe isre til at Ganmarf
titles al" mcb ct "groberiprog",
fan life oct / noeen Maaoe bepGge
os til at forisee llopiflingen bragt
oper | noset anoet Spor.
SaaIGnae Sprogfrnesifabet meo
Sanmarf bar beitaaet, bar hi poet
Dor ilIbe Del. Sar hi life aipet
mere emo pi bar mobtoaet. iau er iol.
falo life oet o%lnpenbte 5iliGloet. ga
ieIp ON pore 8eie pad bette Self ale.
reoe peIpis bar ifilt iia, % | 6rem.
tioen neopenoiapis maa fomnie til at
gisre oct i emo itsrre 8rao, er bet
aaigepel port Soab, at pi oeiaa |
8rentioen, og uetop oerpeo at ni CT
os leIp, fol poe bort 9iorag til oct
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ten life / noaet SiIi9Ibe pil bIipe
Iaa flor at Den binorer bette 9iorag
fra at aisrc liz ~aiGIoenbe. ligeioa
Iiot iom oen binorer os fra at tilaooe.
sisrc os DC 9ibrag iom fommer fra
pore Iabotolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

rs gar fpIote ben 12te December
Grofesior | Watbematif peo ariltia.
mia llniperiitet 2uopig Splow, Ell al
Dor Sibs ferIte Matbematifere. VI
fer / belle 40 gar, ira 1858 til 1898,
at babe pirfet iom SperlGrer | Na'
turfae peo Srebrifsbalos 4atinitole
falotes Splop til ltniueriitetet lon'
ertraoroinGr Erofesior | Natbema'
tif. 9eb SunoreoaarsiubilGet tor
slbeIS Sebiel 1902 gap Splom az jim
itore SoraiGnger en- &arafterlltlt,
iom al ole De bersmte @otbematl'
fere, Ser bar ~fremmebte til Slibileet,
biIieoes iom Den, Der bill itaa iont Den
bItpeu0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Gm beisnberIia sfiebne bar ram.

met en- 5lerbeo al oct aontorperlon.
ale, Der | Marenes Sob bar orbeioet
hes forbenpqrenoe Sorenlfriper er'
.Ianoien | Gsnore Selgelano. Ere
Mrno, bporaf Den enc Sulompgtig,
Der. arbeiocbc iamtioig, bar iamtlige
p9ret i|traifet for 6alif. vi oisie bar
tc 2ensm9n. gu er ben treble Gems
mani, Der oeina til fine Sioer
arbeioeoe iommen meo De oper'
en- ienere aontoriit begif Selpmoro,
og 2 andre Ifal bope pGret mere eller
minore / Suititiens alsr, ifrtuer
"SromSD".