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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
a CAR LINE NEEDED.

These Berwind gentlemen said that
they argeed entirely with this paper
ON the ear line question, and that
line from Tazewell To that place
would, in their judgment, be n fine
Investment. They said that the cars
would always have passengers, and
on special occasions would be often
crowded. People love TO ride, and
Will, IL they can, whether they have
business or not. And then, a number
of officers and managers would like
To live i'm this town If they could get
back and forth easily and quickly.
No harm could come TO the company
there by the establishing of such IA
line, as there is nothing I'm Tazewell
To draw away or demoralize their em-
ployecs. The Tazewell Street Rail-
way people are I'm position To build
this road, and the Berwind people
seem surprised that it has moi been
undertaken before this.
There would be no opposition
whatever, IL Is thought, ON the part
of the Berwind people To the railroad
people coming there, as has been sug-
getsed. Rather, they would be glnd
OF IL.
This paper has all along urged this
move, and firmly believes the road
Will be built some day, and that in
the not very distant future.
FALSE RUMOR CORRECTED.
A rumor has been I'm circulation in
this section, that the coal vein now
being worked at Berwind, had about
run out, and serious consequences
would follow. The report was great
ly exaggerated. The coal vein has not
run out mt all. There was only what
is known as Il squeeze, extending
only IA few feet. Passing beyord this
the vein assumes its usual proper
tions. The company has other large
veins of coal on It's workings-one
of them measuring over eleven feet
Coke ovens are now in operation, and
hundreds of tons of coal and coke are
being shipped daily, and the COM
pany have only begun TO get ready
to work.
Berwind will be the center OF n
great mining and business communi-
ty. Already Tazewell and Berwind
are becoming neighboR. Tazewell
people are working there. Tazewell
ladies and men visit there, and Ber-
wind people are often seen on our
streets. But, getting back and forth
is formidable undertaking, owing
TO the rough and steep roads. III we
had car line-well, IL would be like
having both places within one and
the same corporate limits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09

GAS II q H = "a.
R..,.th. ,The Kind You Have Alsays Bought
''',;'''' I NzzzzNl
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
csslSII.s.

Health is very good.
We had quite an electric storm Mon n
day afternoon.
Our school opened Monday, N ehaFRe
of Miss Bertha yount, with aH enroll
.ment of twenty.
Homer Farrar ID improving.
Ruth Talent of Cape Giraraeaus vis-
iting, 4 couple of weeks, with her uncie'
| III. A. Talent.
Some of our young people made r tflp
to schumer Eplinga, Sunday ~ 4 s. Fele II
la nice time.
Miss Hattie Bridges vas the gnests s.' q
| Benie Limbaugh Saturday MIGHT
Reyie Lincoln il able to be up again,
1 Jesse walker and family visited az illi ~
fathers Saturday night.
| Miss Georgia Dewitt and ftile bf2sn'
ii, Mckinley, are visiting tilenas nv nv
n Patton.
Mfs. j. s. Cole il % The puny 1 iiss' IL
Grandma Cook IS slightly indispossg II
Mis- Bertha Estes visited her slstei
atrs, II. s. stevens, Saturday evening, ,
there Ii to be basket dinner q w I,
tbe third Sunday in this nensl
Farmers are busy plowing ioF Whe' q
ana grain since che nice rain.
Success to The PREss.
4 INDEPENDENCE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
VIZ nm

Bob Elledge is baling hay on Dfy
creek, Y.
Revs. George and Stone commence :
urotractea meeting ~ Sylvan ehurcns'
Monday night.
walter Hosea commenced schooi N
Sylvan Monday.
We had good rain Monday, accom-
I5panieuf Iii with rorsidefaoiis vii I'd.
sunday afternoon lightning destroyed
I { stack 81 hay and came near burning y
i barn orl the farm of 7. q, Brewer.
h Rush had i sale Saturday. We
understand he Is going 70 Arkansas.
Hauah Baker of Charleston Is n thi'
VICINITY visiting relatives and friends.
II. Baker and family ATTENDED
church IL clog Wall" Sunday,
Wa understand Rev. Henry Georg'
b,s soia his farm and will move back z
stoadara county. We are sorry to los
, lsach i good man. MIR. George was POT 2
i land reared ID this immediate sielnlss
and i man OF wide inilnenee, nas
/ ane knowledge Of the scriptures, ana J
i model for any yoeng man.
di Rev. Dan Robins preaeeea 2 l-'s'.
a ssssl.es Saaaay :,
William johnson and wife visited Al
:. Iiess and wife sunday
j, The rext county union, I =. 3 o'3
AZ II. wiil meet Inc third Friday night n
ssthpasy sept. 20. .2ils y Union ssoi
4 an Perkins Greek, four miles naftn ,
v, zaima. Dill = : l--'s,-','
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
l.lltesyiIle News

sam DuLaney returned from ArkarA-
sas Tuesday.
j. "A. Hurts of the sflatWocds was In In
town Tuesday.
John Baker of zalma went to Charles 1
ton Monday
Houston Robinson Was IN town the
brst 81 the week.
Mrs. s.. a. Martin has been very slcE, /,
tbul il better Eo 39ss1
on school opened Monday with an
Ienrollment Of i0s.
Ed Peters and wife were trsding u
town the first Of the week.
Frank Dockins and wife Of near SEQ
bus were il town Monday.
James Teetars and family of Ghatiet
are up on a visit this week.
4 Jacob Goodwin q Doniphan was sls.
Iit;nc relatives here the first Of the week
Robert Allen came up from Maidel
Monday and brought his hoasehoi'
goods with him.
". Il. Dielzey. eashierof the People
!. Rank. has recently been appointed stat
baaiS examiner
4 mrs Fobe Williams was cd iied = y
myls,des of her daughter, at Belknai
+ H., saturday
c A. Walker and family have Just n
:. s.,f1od from an extended trip thru Al
+ 1 kansas and Mississippi.
Niiian Warren, who has been Nil
ele father the last three weeks. rstlislif
3 bis homo. Maaison, Ind, Tuesday.
sssss yssas vas IN our ts'ss' TIE g q
ef,hs week aud presented himself VI
,.se sasoi. said ne would need Il
asat ia his hix esEa crop
s sfs. x. Yauns, wno has sissn e m trs
,el ersss. visiting her notllefs atFz sliii'
aair..ed hnIne Tuesday. Alz. ~
.. Nj auits 3 sarioaa s1eidea1s be IS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
oran we're sisiting relatives iti THIS ~ I
cinity thc first Of the week. Jay.
Castor.

:. 5A ! Z
Health II reasonably good,
Our school begins Monday, with MFMs.s M
Caroline Bellinger teacher.
Melvin Rhodes Of Fredericktown and
I Abel Moser and wife of Gravelton visit
"a ATrs, Lizzie Rhodes Sunday.
The protractsd meeting at Kinders
chapel Will continue this week Owing
e The sickness at the pastor Rey. Wood,
| Reg. John Sanders conducted the meet
\ inqs iyst week. There haee been two
additions to the chrrch. Let everyone
Who can come Cub tn church and nell
l the cause 81 Christ.
Several 81 bic people attended ttis ff
\ Baptist association at Marble Hill las
week. .#
Il d, Es Boilingeg and wife visited rela
l tiyes near Glen Allen Saturday nigh
and Sunday
Misses Kittie and Marada Shelley 9
Fredericktown visited friends and rela
II Hives here last week.
There has been some trading gong z
IL our burg. b. II, Bollingeg purchase
\ tracs ii land from z, NJ. Rhodes an
a Mr.. Rhodes purchased Robert Finley
farm.
Charley swan went to I-atesyille Fr
Il ! a 1ists
day IL visit relatives and 4 friend, r
turning Monday.
!. Roscoe Ferguson Of FredericKto9N
!, visited hts sister last week,
It $500 - AfRIfsfaf 4. /.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
Our Corresp ondents.
Esossll1ll Creek

lam trying 70 set to YOU on time THIS
week.
PROF. n. i. Richards and family oi
Fredericktown have been visiting aia
parents here the last week.
l.irs. Mary Mari sitEes II near Bessyille ss1l
visited the family of Aleca HaWn last ~
Saturday.
we had much-needed rain Sundag'
jerome Slinkard!of Msrquand accom-
naylied sj. u u. Lutes home Friday niesa'
and visited friends over Sunday. Mr'
lI,ntes hiss taught one week of seAoo
near that place. This N bis second tern II
| in that district.
Miss Nettie Grader of Albrig gat ts Via
iting her aunt, Mrs Susan Iautss
quite i number of people from thi
creek attended tho Baptist association
1T Marble Hill.
Oursehool opened Monday with Mis ~
lsadie Francis ii charge.
N'N's' CoEs1A NGIs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05

formerly lot No. thirty-tWo 82l, being |
ali that portion fronting High street Per
tween the old ST. Charles hotel (now /
the property of b. q. sander) and the
Amanda Rider Louise, running DacK
parallel with the same In range HD" u
the town of Marble Hill, Al laid Of ana |
numbered on. .tha plat 0f said town; also
II \ raFt II lot No, thirty three (SSl, new
piat (alias II No. Say II range "D" "A
said town, commencing thirty-five Sdol
toet from The northeast cornerof said
iot, ranging parallel with High street street
I'd feet. thence west thirty -Hix (S6) feet,
thence north forty-threeg 4s) feet, rum
ming with North street, thence east
forty one (fl) feet the place Nj be-.
ginning, this being the same lot or
pareelof ground conveyed to Amanda
| Rider by h. r.. Dicknlan by warranty
decd dated on TIE iTth day of May, i8Os,
and recorded iii the ofice of therecorder
Vi deeds of said countyof Bollinger, n
Il BOOK B, al pages ibi and ib2, ana IN
which said parts of lots y situated 7
\ stone drugstore building; ana also block
4 No. six (6) IN range ''Is'' n Jamisorl's
addition to the town of Marble Hill, q
laid cff ana numbered on the plat there's
of and being the same real estate
conveyed by warranty deed 70 Annie
|, Hatcher BY r. M. Wells and wife, re-
corded iii the office Of the recorder 9
deeds of said county Of Bollingef, II
\ book NO. IN, at page 305; and also lot
I Nos. thirty two 1927 and thirty-thre'
(3sl ID range "E'' in The said town 2
Marble Hill, as laid off and numbers
! on the plat thereof, and % which
\ located the residence Of said 8. M. Nc
\ Anally; subject, however, 70 deed {
trust executed by said Annie Hatcht
I. and Robert Hatcher to George Ter
y holders trustee to secure the Paymei
y y q note for i've hundred dollars, whic
\ deed of trust ls recordedin the Office
y the recorder 81 deeds Of said county
Bollinger in book No. 46 at page i6O,
y y satisfy said deed Of trust.
= j. d. ALLEN, Trustee.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05

returned home Saturday tor D lew Gays
rast
'sss ss,.,, Y stsr Nh !. com, nouIa Iast SAT-
fNiit Y. oSOUsi sg''s I y,'Ys /, ,,1,,,
urday. II was sick only aboup HI iloa''
our people have suffeFd much from
tsa av,.aaaiva hent tlie lastweek.
N'iS /. N. ,a,,.,s,,. n u samf,le has
sAeoai1ss - ~ y ], z. ~ N, M a.,
been down here and mace tne survey HI, \
our proposed bridge. Our people are
@ yeFv sanvions about this matter and hope
the bridge will be- built, forwe certainly
peed irs Or people have always favor
I'D public irnprovcaentts, and as k'allna sNl
MA the Twin Cities got bridges and we
| need one verse than any ether place u
I M r0i,t,tv and Justice demands that We
8rat thes bridge. We feai confident the
court VIII deal Justly with Us.
The Grishaln mill company mas qnlte
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
ann. Rlaod. skln plseases, oansss

GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER FREE.
If your blood is impure, thin, diseased,
hot OF full OF humors, Il you have blood
peison, cancer, carbuneles, eating sores,
scrofala, eczema. itching. risings and
bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains,
eatarh, rheEmztism. Or any blood o.
skin disease, take Botanic Blood Baln
ifB.B. BIZ. Soon ~ sores heal sches
and vaIns stop ard ths blood is mads
nrss and rich. Druggists or b. express
Isl per large bottle. Sample fres b SFit-
fnr Hioed fsaEm Co, Atlanta Ga B. B
4 & sesuseizlIlls azziss5 fof chronic. deep
eeazad eases. as il cuEez zflcf 81 slz
z4zldz
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
Trnstae,s sac.

nv virtue of a deed of trust executed
by S. NJ. McAnalls and Isophena Nc
Anally. his sife, and Annie Hatcher
and Robert Hatcher, her husband, dated
the 2daas Of August, 1905, and recorded
in record book A6, az page 365, one OF
the land records Of Boilinger county.
Missouri, made to secure the payment
of certain pFornissoTy note therein ae-
s,aibed, which note rs past due ana un-
pait, eaerefore /. J. d. Alien. the saia
trustee, win, at the request Of the isgal
Roller ef said note, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1901
aitssr aosth door of the courthouse il i
t,e town q Marble Biii, boiiineeI
81 81. Missouri. hstEeen the hours Q
9 Z soek in she forenoon and . o'ciorl
III .e aftsrnoon. sli at public auction
u e highsst bidder for cash, tie rss
I. sz,.ss ia saia deed Of tfuss described
4 81 VT.
I s 4s.4s Il lsz Sc. 1hzrlF=fhEsz =.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
r..4,a,l.n6I 61reelS.

- l. i Z
va are rlad to report Mrs Charley
Hawh improving.
! Miss Norma Whitener left Sunday e
begin teaching near Moores chapel, u.
Madison county
Miss Ethel Mabuoe began teaciAhs =
tbe barber school Monday
M,eand mrs. If. B, Whiteeer and
daughter, Leila, visited at 6ifa, Aiie''
saturday and Sunday
Jerome sIinkari accompanied . :.
r..,es d butesville, Friday afternoon
sna aiteaded Che association at Marble
iHIl go. s,lrkagi
~. .syasa and ssns, chaflesana Harry
II ~ Hawn and several others iron ron
Ia. !. s,clni,v attended tue association 2
. ,.l,s ssar,,,e nm Saturday and sunday.
Z aEIaple,. ssm Hawn rstpr7ca aea'
s.,S Vanguard sunaay. We tie ela
tsss tlsag he vac able g get eo'i's. :,
g f,ar s'.ss ssbeol opened aioaasy, Aeg. Z
-, i. sarosissant q e. 'as1 is getsin
. z'..s...s..s.. -. .sAlsAE Sc zianagesnent
.Iaalss. ....i.s
- 81 s. kulsaaFf aiaa ianaaE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
Danger III Delay.


Kidney DISEASES ARE roo ia NEGRO ous FoR
MARBLE HILL pEopLEro NEGLECT
The great danger of kidney troubles is
that they get 4 frtn hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health y
gradually undermined. Backache, head
ache. nervousness, laIneness, soreness.
lumbaro, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia7
betes and Bright,s disease follow IN
msrciless succession. Den'tneglectyyour
kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the
certain ana safe remedy, Doan's Kidney
pills, 4s s.i
| W, R. Robbins, northwest Main street
I3utesyilIe, Mo., says: 4 About q year ags
| began to have backaehe. The attacks
gradually grew worse, severe anc
/ frequent. Ihad trouble with the kidney
secretiors, having to get up several time
during the night and a scalding sensation
accompanying the discharge. trie'
several remedies and physicians but go
/ little relief. Twas advised to try Doan'
kidney pills and got abox. They helpe
lne 50 much chat got q second boz. n
kidneys have become regular IN actlo
and INV back is much stronger"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 30 cen
Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo, New fcrl
znles agents for tho United States. X
+ Etnember the name Doans and take
: c.kar.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
f7iDsena Let ne atalt you

Ginseng Let me statt you N
.this money making business Il "
easy III grow but little land u re-
quired. ( have one acre stocked
withthe hest PLANTS choice twc1
year roots iii s15 pen Thousand;
seeds \ [ 80 toss perthousand Ar
sslress y. ii CLlFroN. DongoIa, NM.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
Exaoutor1s Notiee.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentafy upon the estate Of August
Sander, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. by the Probate courtof
Bollinger county, Missouri, bearing date
the 10Th day Of August, 1907. All per-
sons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the under
signed for allowance, within one yeaE
from, the date of said letters or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of sucf
estate; and if said claim be not exhibited
| within two years from the date Of tn
publication of this notice, they will b
forever barred.
c. A. SANDER. Executor.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
slrardeaii Chautanlua

irardeaif Chantaaquil'
hautanqua II Cape dlrar.
enber 8 to 10, according
ram and array # TALENT
shs people of this part 9
and especially Bolliager
adjoining counties, 4 afls Il.
ily to hear some of the
nrers most talented ap
morists, musicians ans
Tors III this country ans
large number will takt
of II. THE musical coh
ii be first class md RghlS
ring, mud every part ot !. " Y,
.rrain has beer, carefully I
- that everybody cal
God time.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
!. .AdminiatratOr' Notice.

Notice ii hereby Eiycn that letters q
administrationupon tho estate of Arthur
II. JOHNSON. nIl deceased, hayc been granted
to the undersigned BY the Probate court
of BoiiInger county, bcaring date; loth
day III August, 1907. Allpersons having
claims against said estate are required "
exhibit them to The undersigned for
iallowance within one year from the date
| Al said letters, or they may be pFeclusaesol \
| from arly benefit Of such estate and n
4 Mid claims be not exhibited Within tWe
wears from the date 81 Tho publication q
tthis notice. they will be forever barred
S q III. n. DRUM. Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
Francois Baptist Asso-
ciatiOfi.

CIfaEfUHs
oye named association has lase
most pleasant slii harmonious
held With the Marble Hill Sap
cI.
Etendanee of both delegates ana !
Was lafge, and reports IRON =.
o. tiso whole, showed 2 good, I,
condition about two hundred !,
rease III membership over ias'
introdactoFg sermon hY =. A.
i on the church question, was Nell
Fed and heartily received. y isso
blished on request of The assoela-
|rsday evening Rev. s. E. Bllte !. g
angGsi, gave an ablo sermon On l
= blessed q give than to receive
II We had an excellent discourse
Rev. b. 6. Rabotson of Mayn'
,,...,;se. Rev s nj. Brow
s...as 49, 8 s,.si, .a;sar 81 qas Word an
,,raaehsA ! fine sermon. Brothe
p.s.,s \, -. - :, .saslta,,s :, + srjeaker.
! 4ss : 49, !, 49, s. t,ss assaeiation, satur
] .. ~ sss,'.s y,,.st,,. I2,,s,aIr,h was 81
4 ,.', - 81 s,,siaat was 9Th
\ - : ~ Il rs..a !, ga on saturds
~ 81 ~ n g,ava,,lE deliTert
,,....' ] .ass.ss s., i, ! large al
s. N., maj, in h
-. s. ] !. s.s,,.,., ,.asayiei ihs
~. .. tss.....s. III - v,aa re.electl
'Si az1s ~ - ysrs'sse,,AF clerk.
~ ,s'.,' ssssssr Fzn,,olI
Z - sisa an (
4 49,. ~ = g -
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05
aflin.


Weather warm.
Health good
psovioF isr wheat seems 2 e y ,'l-
der With pr fafaHefs
aa,s c5nsseeasiaaal Acthpdists asza
,,ssa.lsllsne conference tBafkseaape'
the last Rieek-
= :. lssssszff. s.ass has sla1 lssH.sk.
msai aE ehaEsss e 81 1Ne @es'as
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-09-05

ular term Of VIII May
ge began last Monday,
nroIlment Of about sew
ia This Is greatly in ex-
preceding year and i
Ifyinr 10 the friends Of the
5s 4tA.145f4 sal WA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
KieIoermelf.

&c foritieIlige SurmelfSarter, Tom
man timber hos DC forifielige SoIfe.
iIag, ii9r hos HomaoefoIf, bar / De
ienere Gar paret nofiaa nsie ihlbe'
rebe, Ifriper Or. Olaf Scban'Slieu /
| "Mr1bI." Ran er nemlia fommer
til Sen Nnituelie, at bisie meIfeipre'
aItoboIboIoise IelfeprGpurater ipiI'
Ter Ell itOr 3pae for @rnGringen %
for SuubbeoeL ia en- enfelt Soriter
meuer oginn for Sipets Sarisbeo.
Eli nue Cher bar Homaoefolfene
iremitiaet SiSie melfeipreuIfoboIboI'
oise @rriuasmioler. Ger CT inc.
bprOeS piinot forifielise enfeltbe'
Der, meu / Sopeoiagen er De ems: De
inoeboIoer @eIfeipre, alfobol os let
forosieIige gmner, iamt forosie!ie$'
biGIpeube Srait "enSpmer" De
bar ole Set tiliGIles, at Der ! Sarm.
fnuaIen iuoisres IeIfeipreaIfoboI,
iemt at Der opitaar en- altcbcl. gseIfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
papirinouitriei,.

Sc Torcncbe SthtcrS nnrIiac Bro.
Nuftion Al Topir pGroiGtteS til 1888
W}iuiouer Collars. Zen Stut, ser
tomnlcr iorit i Rrffen / benne Su'
Nuitri liQciom / ian mango onore, cr
Dem Oort. Tens Wsller Icpercr
Nopir for omtrent 3S Wiaioner
Collars oorIig. Suo fommer Mas.
lohuietta meO 80 Miuiouer; @aine
mcO -; @i&couiin meo IS; &cnu.
iOIuouio meo 10; % Ohio meo 10
N(Iuioucr Collars. elsie Ter Stuter
oItino ortrcnt y @roccut al
heIc &onoCt5 Eopirproouftion. Nten
en- itor Gel al ocn SrpmaSie, bporui
oct mcite Napir Iuue$, tommer ira
@tihi8ou, Ytimciotu, @aibington
Oregon % Trtun'oS. Gen Stat.
'om iobrifcrcr melt @apir al 3aa.
motcriOlc. iom Den ielp Icperer, or
W|oinc; % uWit citer Sen fommer
@l@con'lu. Ninorc enc SalpocIeu
Al alt bette Nopir Qoor mco til "Oe.
coroh EoitCn". I'll ole QunbetS
%pr'cr % Eih@itrifter tiIiummcn
aoor Der. mco omtrent 80 03iaiouer
Elmo Fopir iOr bper 0ug / gorct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Oyreperoenens
Riemper 90 Operee,

glefanten n9pnes iommetioer iom
&iGmpen blanbt G~atteoprene; men
oct err ben 10 life. Sbi Soalen bsrer
ogiaa til ben Spreart, ioet Den ogiaa
fsoer lepenoe finger og aiper Dem
Die. 90 SpaIeu er &iGmpen blanot
ole Dur. Der er forifielige Irter
al ben; og De itsrite er De, Tom iinbes
/ ben norbIige Del at Stiaebapet.
9enne Spal er uoentpil itsrre emo
noget anoet Chr, iom Ieoer eller no.
geniinbe bar lepet paa Soroen eaer
/ Sapet. Gen er op til bunbreoe
SOB lang pg fan peie omtreilt $50
Cons, aItiaa iaa meget iom 800 milo
oelSItore Seite. Gems 9iGpebeu er
mere emo tpOe 500 langt. gn M.
fsot Spal af benne grt er oobbelt
iaa flor iom Ben Itsrite Ore.
Oct minoite af Satteoprene er Ell
Iiben @flls, iom finoes bare / Sine
rita, og iom Der faIoes en- "Sbretp".
Sfisnt bcn er bare Ell Somme lang,
fam BEN merfelig nof barre noe og
Hare iig / oct foIbeite Sinterpeir.
Get Spr, iom antages at bore
rappeit poa Soben for en- fort St'
Itance, er Iutelopen. Oct fam, paa.
itaar man tilbagelpg9e en- 0til paa
ct babe 0inut. Set ouer Dog life
for Iange afItonoe. Sa er lllpen
f~linfere; tbi beu fan lsbe belle Sagen
% belle Ratten uben at itanie og for
fslge en- SHORT, inotil benne itprter
900 ON al l1bmattelie.
s Ssibeiprang er bet SGngltruen,
iom err bsn itore Ieiter. Gen fan
IGtte oper Ell Mltr % SOD bst. s
gitinoien er Ser ct tibet 9pr, iom
fables aaIrtgo, og iom ital frnne
9isre ct S9nseiprang paa 200 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

ipregiarins, Tom er siurftis for aibs.
fiinfttcnerne ~iiiebetfor be ponIiae
Observation-Disclosures, Der ueobru.
Der Sipsenergien. 9bi taar iysoe.
ernnerne forlaoer 1pnbtarmen oa
trpoer mo i Gpftarmen, fan be life
mere tilgobegisres al 2esemet, men
ouigepel er oct at flor getponina
bpdo Slogs 8iGring Der ienere bli.
Der. g 5o~rraaoneIie Der, fam fun
gisre 2egemet Sfnbe. IIfoboI.M eI.
feipren optreber forraabneIiesbin.
orenoe. Reo onore Orb: gIfobot.
Observation-Disclosures %befororer 81.
bets 5orlRngelie, mems SorraabneI.
len acknowledgements Robi9t.
ming - n%eobrpber os ~forforter 2ipet.
Oct er insen 9pil onl at Der er
meget &et beri, % at MIfobolmeIfe.
ipremeIfens 9etponing hos os chilli.
ierebe 5oIf life tiIitr9ffeIig bar paret
paaaetet. Sur Melf - ale mig be.
%fienbte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. banner ielp
/ GenfuIturer / NeIf life ubetpbeliae
glfobolmGngoer, oesltben optreber |
oisie Relfepr9parater pe6 Chen al.
ito alfobolbannenbe 8i9r - ipiaer
for Sioen aItfor liben Gpae | Dor Gr.
iiRring.
Ser er ingen SpiI orL at bore
Sorf9bre bar bapt ct goot 9eifptteI.
iesmibbel moo Speoomme | FIN Dict,
ii9r | fin lure WeIf. Seiaa / Ior.
ben baaoe ! 9orge og paa Sslano
bopoe man ct lignenbe Broouft
"Sfpr", iom De MOO i itore @9ngber.
= 9iifop gontoppiban meobeler oct.
te ON Rorge, og SIafien og SariIien
ON Sslano | fin Ieiiebeifrtpelie bera
fra / 1878.
Nlitilbaes bar ri enbba &eiter al
bette | 8iGlbermeIf og oplast Melf,
Senne er meget libet ltioeret, og
i%liltter fin grtifel meb at
opforbre Solf paa 2anosbpgoen til
of ienbe BAN Irsper al &ieloermelf,
iaa ban fam faa ittoere Den.