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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

81 s-shall do my d-d-duty." said the
Judge
The men disappeared into the dark
ness. and when they had gone Clients
ter closed the window, pulled down the
shades and lighted a lamp. he knew
by how narrow a margin a tragedy
FAD been averted If he had fred on
these men, his shot would have kindled
feud which would have consumed
every vestige of the court crowd and
himself among them. He would have
fallen under a false banner. and his
life would not have reached to the
next sunset. Perhaps it was forfeit
now. He could not tell The vigilanteS
would probably look upon his part as
traitorous, and at the very least he
had cut himself of from their support,
the only support the northland offered
him. Henceforth he was a renegade.
n pariah. hated alike by both factions.
He Durposely avoided sight OF Stillman
and turned his back when the judge
extended his hand with expressions Of
gratitude. His work was done, and he
wished TO leave this house. Helen fol-
lowed him down to the door and as he
opened it laid her hand upon his sleeve.
Words are feeble things, and 1 can
never make amends for all you've done
for u.s."
For usv cried Roy, with n break in
his voice. do you think l sacrificed
my honor betrayed my friends, killed
my last hope, ostracized myself, for
| us? This is the last time I'll trouble
you, perhaps the last time I'll see you.
No matter what else you've done. how
ever, you've taught me lesson, and
thank you for it. l have found myself
at last. I'm not an Eskimo any longer
I'm a man.
you've always been that" she said.
II don't understand as much about this
affair as want to, and it seems to me
that no one will explain 1t. I'm very
stupid, l guess. But won't you come
back tomorrow and tell it to me?'
NO" he said roughly. You're not
of my people. Mcnamara and his are
no friends of mine, and I'm no friend
Of theirs" He was half down the
steps before she said softly:
Good night, and God bless you
friend
She returned to the judge, who was
In pttiable state, and for long time
she labored to soothe him as though
he were q child. She undertook to
/ question him about the things which
| lay uppermost In her mind and which
this night had half revealed but he
became fretful and irritated at the
! mention Of mines and mining. She sat
| beside his bed till he dozed off, puz-
zling to discover what lay behind the
| hints she had heard till her brain and
! body matched in absolute WEAKNESS.
| The reflex of the days excitement sap
ped her strength till she could barely
creep to her own couch, where she
rolled and sighed, too tired to sleep
at once She awoke finally, with one
last nervous flicker, before complete
oblivion took her. a sentence was on
| her mind-it almost seemed as though
she had spoken it aloud:
1.-THE handsomest woman in the
north-but GleniSter ran away"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

Cottage Pudding-Take one heaping
cup of -four. one cup of milk, one
beaten egg, melt a lump OF butter size
of an egg and add to the above con-
tents. Add a pinch of salt and level
pint of flour, one heaping teaspoon of
baking powder. Bake in hot oven till
it pulls away from the sides Of cake
pan. Sauce away on- cup of sugar. one
beaten egg, one teaspoonful Of -four.
small piece of butter all mixed. Add
boiling water; let come to boil; flavor
with vanilla.
Nut SaIad-SeIect a small solid head
of cabbage. shave and chop fine. Add
one stalk of celery, chopped in with
cabbage; add 10 cents worth of chop
ped English walnuts; season with a lit
tie salt and sugar to taste. Dressing
of one teacup of vinegar. one table
spoon of butter; put in a saucepan and
let boil; thicken with -four and water;
take from fire, thin with cream and
pour over salad; stirring all well.
Good CoTee-Have water boiling in
teakettle and coffee pot clean. First
put as many tablespoons Of coffee in
pot as you want cups Of coffee. then
take the yolk Of an egg. stir well into
dry coffee, add a cup of cold water and
stir all well; then add boiling water.
allowing as many cups of water Gin
Guiding first cup of cold water as you
had teaspoons Of ground coffee let
come TO a good boil. set off Of stove.
While boiling. watch closely or the
egg will make II boil over
Apple DumpIIngs-For apple dump
Hngs. make rich biscuit dough the
same as soda or baking powder bis
cult. only adding little more shorten
ing take a piece Of dough out of the
molding board, roll out almost as thin
as pie crust, then cut into pieces large
enough TO cover an apple. put into the
middle of each piece one apple quar-
tered, pared and cored, sprinkle on
teaspoonful Of sugar. turn the ends
Of the dough over the apple and lay
them tightly. Lay the dumplings in
a dressing pan. well buttered, the
smoot side upward; when the pan is
/ filed put a small piece Of butter on the
top OF each. sprinkle over a large hand
full OF sugar, turn in a cup OF boiling
water, place in a moderate oven and
bake until apples are tender. haste with
the liquor once while baking; serve
with a sauce made OF cream and sugar
/ Peaches and other fruit can be used
IN the same manner and are delicious
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
PROBABLY Correct Conclusion.

birmingham, Ala. Sept 4. The
finding of the dead body OF Jerry
Johnson, coIored, with five bullet holes
piercing It, is believed TO be the lynch
ing sequel of an attempt to rape Mrs.
W. W. Ellard, at North Birmingham.
The body of the negro was found In
an alley at Lewisburg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Inventor of the Bell Buoy Dead.

Charleston, s. c., Sept captain
Henry Brown, a veteran Of the MexI-
can and civil wars. and inventor Of the
bell buoy as now used at United
States ports. is dead. aged 50 years.
He served under Farragut and Porter
and was commended and promoted for
gallant conduct.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
G. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMP-
MENT. SARATOGA
SPRINGS, N.Y.

On Sept. O, :, and 5, the Erie railroad
will sell excursion tickets frem Ham,
mond TO Saratoga Springs and return.
at fare Of eI04O. Return limit, Sept. IL.
Upon payment OF $I.0o at Saratoga, re-
turn limit will be extended until Oct. G.
For further information, apply 70
Erie agents, q. L. ENOS,
TRAY. Pass. AEt.. Marion. Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Banker Phillips Assassinated.

Cleveland, Sept. T. - Investigation
into the death of John j Phillips, the
wealthy coal operator. clubn.an aud
banker, which occurred under mys-
terious circumstances. Is said to
prove that it was murder for revenge
and not for robbery The bullet was
fred from behind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Gives Its employees a Raise.

Pottsville. Pa, Sept. 4.-The Pine
Fiji Coal company. a subsidiary in
terest Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. which operates a colliery
near Minersville. has granted its en-
plnyes a > per cent. Increase in wages.
About 100 men are affected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

Says she's Secretary ROOFS OOu.....
Paris, Sept. 4.-The police OF this
city has sent to the police infirmary a
cheyenne of the United States who
says she is Mrs. Amy Root, of Roehes-
ter. n. Y. and claims to be a cousin
of Elihu Root. secretary of state. Her
Arrest was the result Of her eccentric
behavior, giving evidence of lunacy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
TrampIess Era.

"Ah, but dis mythology is interest.
ing" yawned Sandy Pixies, from the
shade of the water tank Il was just
reading about old Pluto and his three
headed dog"
"Three-headed dog!" gasped Gritty
George, with a start We'll, I'll wager
a dollar against a tomato can dat dere
wasn't any tramps In dem days"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
National Control His Theme.

Sacramento. Cal. Sept. 4.-Nationa.
control Of the railway and other cor.
porations was advocated before the
National Irrigation Congress by Sena-
tor Newlands, of Nevada.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

Just dress and come tOtth me"
sent the law and the dignity OF the
government You mustn't fear mob
of ruffians. We will stay here and
meet them. OF course"
'Good Lordg' said Glenister. That's
Madness! These men aren't ruflans
They are the best citizens of Nome.
You don't realize that this is Alaska
and that they have sworn TO wipe out
AcNamara's gang. Come along"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
TODAY'S MENU.

BREAKFAST
BIackberries Cereal Sausage Cakes
Coffee Rolls
LUNCHEON
Cold Ham
Fried Egg Plant Cold Sliced Tomato
Peach Pie Tea
DINNER
Braised Beef Baked Potatoes
Green Peas
Short Cake with Ice Cream
Coffee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Hints to the Housewives

To remedy a scratched mahogany
surface take the kernel of Brazil
nut. separate through the centre, and
rub the oil thoroughly into the
scratched or marked place. The white
mark will be disappear entirely, then
your favorite furniture polish may be
applied to the restored surface.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Fried Egg Plant.

No way Of cooking egg plant is more
successful than frying. as the prelimi-
nary work OF removing all acridlty can
then be thoroughly done. Cut the plant
into slices about half an inch thick,
rub each slice with an abundance of
fine salt lay them in a bowl one over
another and cover with cold water.
Put a saucer and weight on top to hold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
shortcake with Ice Cream.

Bake a large sponge cake in round
tin; while warm cut off the top and
take out most Of the inside erumb
When perfectly cold fill this center
with a plain white ice cream; replace
the cover. put powdered sugar and
berries on top and ring of berries
around the edge. In cutting slice
through.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Bra.sed Beef.

This is best prepared when the beef
has little fat on it. Four or five
pounds of beef are required. and the
beef should be cut in squares two or
three inches long and one and one-half
inches thick. Dredge the squares with
little -four and season with salt and
pepper. Fry one-half pound OF fat pork
cut in slices in braising pan until
crisp; add a cupful Of onions sliced and
half carrot. Fry the vegetables until
brown; then add the squares of beef
and two tablespoonfuls OF water Cover
the pan and cook slowly from two to
thre hours. browning the meat on all
sides. Remove the beef; add a pint Of
water and a tablespoon OF -four; mix
with little water to the contents Of
the pan. When ready to serve pour the
gravy about the meat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

The crack on window frames where
the catch is located always allows
much cold to enter in the winter and
dust in the summer time. While
weather strips do not seem to help
any. one housewife has found a solu-
ton in the form of long. thin bags
made like an umbrella cover. only a
little wider Make them from some
light black cloth and fill half full of
clean sand before sewing shut. Placed
on the crack they will keep out all
cold and dust. They can be instantly
removed or allowed to remain on the
top of the window when airing the
rooms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04
Sausage Cakes.

Mash finely cold potatoes in a good
sized bowl and mix in sausage meat
enough to make 1t tasty, according to
amount of potatoes. Mix well together:
add a little salt and pepper and a small
lightly beaten egg. Make into round
cakes; cover with bread crumbs and
fry a golden brown No fat is required
for frying. as the sausage is enough.
II makes a tasty dish for lunch and is
a nice use for leftovers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

them down nd let remain for three or
four hours. Rinse off the slices and
dry each one with a cloth. Season
with pepper. dip in beaten egg. then
in dried and sifted or olive oil until
golden brown on each side They
must be thoroughly cooked, but not
burned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

China, as soon as bought, should be
placed in a vessel of cold water, each
piece being separated from another by
a little hay or torn up newspaper.
Gradually heat the water until it be-
comes nearly boiling. let it then be-
come cold. Remove the china from the
water and wipe This treatment will
render the china much less liable to
crack than II used before being boiled.
An onion breath may be got rid of by
swallowing a mouthful of vinegar, or
drinking a half a cup Of hot water in
which a pinch of baking soda has been
dissolved.
To save the great toe Of the foot
wearing through the hose too quick
~. cut a piece Of chamois and shape It
TO fit over the toe by sewing two
pieces 10 gether in a manner similar
to a child's moccasin. There VIII be
less than half as much darning to do.
While doing homework 1t is better
10 wear long sleeved aprons than
wrappers or dressing sacks and aprons.
Make them high in the neck and do
not wear a dress under them They
are easier to make, wash, and iron
than wrappers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-04

Very truly yours.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
&binOers SiOelicr,
Heeorabs& pinoe fnoer
Stncrina ttlTot.

Set Times ipm ON apinoer bar mere eno
FIN Sel al ben Bort % Smerte, ION PLACER
sReuneiteheoen De MAJ "holoe lg pppe",
maa paretaae 9figter tiltroos for Iiaol9 pRr'
ienoe Rpa % Nppeopine, ipinle Stutoer,
neoirnftenoe Smerter; be nlaa bgie iig, naar
bet at bsie Iig betpoer 5ortir. De maa gnd
pa bpie ia % arbeioe rleo riperoe Srierter
al RpreIp9eom. Gprerne ipraariager mere
2ioeller elo npget anoet Organ I Segeniet.
Sglo Rnrerre friIfe. 90 Selbreoen beoares
let. Q9s ON ct @tiobel for Hprerne aIeae,
ipm biRlper % belbreoer Rnrerne % er COB
flenot az Rolf, iom on fjenber.
Rrs. 8. gp. ellington, iom Dor | Rr. 708
@eit Moin CT. Tiger: Seq bapoe fremirR
benoe Snmptpmer paa Rpreipaopm iminoii
ptte aar, pa Itipnt lea, naar anfafoene bIep
aItipr iloe, ipdte Spftor % brugte en- bel
Gel Reoiciner, III iee bog lioen eler ineen
2inorina. Zen lppe, tinse, neotrpffenoe
Smerte liae pper Rprerne par ftaoie. Raar
iea bsteoe mia iitlste aItio en- ripenbe Smerte,
"a Stipbep Ga Saarheo par fr~emtrRoeRoe.
sf aaa op eIer neo en- 1rnppe par HGiten
nmnliat, o. Der par en- meaet imerteiulo
Yanifeliabso meo Rprernes rlbicmmelIe.
loans aioneu gils par iaa bsit onbcialet
8Iaoene, az g2r. ellington gf III @nneier
Srps. Apptet eiter en- Dor og reg begpHote
CT BRUCE bet. HeIultnterne par iaa aigiprt,
at eiter at lea hnooe bruat en- Sor, tipbte ies
en- til. "a I~iltanoeu / Rprernes gfionorin9
blep normal, opbgrte SGrisn | Spssen os
een hIep ii9rtere."
Silialss hos ale apptetere.
gris so Gents.
S~eiersgflbnrR CO.. SuHalo. q. o., gne'
aaeater for be 5oreneoe Slater.
Sult 9apnet - oans- % tag iHiei anbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
buo.Qdnoeor1ttets
SetYonine.

Oct er Ell &ien6S9ierning, at SUI
Den | en- bis Soritonb er ct aau0e'
brptsapparat. Get cr life mere END
bel bunorebe Mar, ii0en ben frantic
Gemifer 2apoilier opOageoe 9opene
for 9ungeaanoeorGttct og fort Sio
berefter ogina for @uOaanbeorGttet
men oct er fsrit / De ienere Sioer, Of
man bar begpnot at bragg Sonic
fpenierne al Den / Suuobeo oiqtige
S~lnoifab. Eli 0isie fan man regne
De itsrre Sororinger, iom 2Ggefum'
item filler an9aoeu6e 2egemetS Be.
Gambling | oenne Senieenoe (gep9.
aelie | friif Suit ioo meget iom mii.
ligt) og paa Den anOen SIDE De iterre
arap, iom belle bort offentIige og
prioate 2ip filler til GfterIepelicn al
biSie Sorbringer paa bet b~pgieniifc
cg p9Oagogiife Smroooe.
Seune alnoifab bar iipr isrt til
qannIige Sslger for S~lngeaanbe.
orPttetS 8eofommen0e, men meo
Senipn I'll Sopene for Suoaam0e.
brPttet fer oct berimo0 iaa meaet
mere betGnfeIigt no, iom benne foam.
titatiot err 10 8ange minore emo
SnngeaonoerGttet, % nan fsr | III.
minoeligbeo troeoe, at man cperbo.
peoet life funoe tiaTgge SuSaunoe.
orGttet nogen iterre 9etponing.
Smiolertib ntan man 5er title ia Set
Spsrsmanl, ON life 9uooanoeorpt.
ret hos ct iun6t RenHeife unoer nor.
male 6orbolo ogiaa f0antiatipt er al
ltor getponing; og her bsr man
iremfor oft tuge / gctragtning, at
SubannoeorGttet / fUantintip Sen.
ieenoe inotager Ell iao meaet oeito
bsiere &aug, iom Den oelpis bar cit
resulerenbe 3ilbngeDirfning poa
belle Sreanismen, ligeiom ben tiaige
ogiaa | os for fig er al ben itsrite
9etpbnius for g!oOtiIierieIen til sc.
eemets pore Gele.
8i peo. of Renneifene osr, ser.
iom Stsriteoelen al Suoen sSel9g.
ges {. er. oeo 6orbrGuoins, oa Der
nItiaa life mere fan bIipe Gale ON
SuooanoeorRt eaer SuouoifiQeIie.
vi iamme aariag mad Renneitei
b., oeriom Suoeu al Suitens Fem
perntur er bfeben iaa itertt aifislei,
at oens girtiombeo opbsrer; Ri Ia.
Ter oa ON 5orfrpsning. aulben Dir.
fer iammentr9ffenoe pan $u6en;
gorerne Iuffes til, % Suoens anu.
beorat opbsrer. Get iamme finOer
Selpis Steo peo BET Sugbonlstesn,
ION pi fnloer "auloegDsnins", %
iom | os for fig RUNNER aIporlig
! Sare, iorSi SiioamoeorRttet unoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
$40 SfpHrabere.

Sots oae Stnlfrobere | Rep gor'
bleo itiaet ben enc paa ben oroen
uilSe man iao Ell 9Dgnirg pao coer
5000 Gtaqer. gpegcoeportcmentc'
bar netop fulOfsrt SGaing al De bsit
gpgninger I 9peu. $40 er blet bpg.
get iiSen 1890, oa BulitJcr 9pgnin.
gen, Den ierite / RPtter, bIeo opfsrt.
IeotGget metropolitan Stie gps.
ming, Tom enouli life er faroig, er
slutuQet at De bsie gpsniuser: Gr
paa as Gtoger, Ell paa Al, to paa 26.
ire paa %, fire paa %, nj paa 20.
to paa 10, nj poa Is, TO paa II,
nitten saa 16, nitten paa IS, atteu
paa IA, tretter paa 13, t69 paa ~.
101 paa If % 1914 pun 10 gtager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17

6annes, ioaIeoes n9ffes oeioa Sub.
aanbeorGttet tiIipe un6er bets Suo.
pirfuing. Sigeiom SoIitraaIerne
trpffer 8auoet no af Saoet, iaaIe.
beS trGtfer De @Iobet ira 2egemets
i~nbpenoige til bets pbre 9eIe. 90
bar en- tiltr9ffenoe, itofforoeIenSe oe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, reuienoe % Iipeioen.
De 8irfring. Se p9ffer tiaipe uetop
eerigiennem, at De oirfer itoiomi9t.
tenoe. So mere Wenneifeue oerimoO
uGgter iig Rpoelien al oct naturlise
2ps, oeito mere "giernemiigtige" ei.
Ter blege bliper DC; b. b. I. SuSaan.
beorGttet oftoger, og StoiomiGtnin-
gen foregaar langiommere, De inc.
renbige Srganer ooeripIoes meo
Blob o.i.p.
gu oraaer pi SIutningerne: Den,
Tom snifer at bepore fin Sunobeo,
moa ie til, at hans Suoaanoeor9t
aItib f%oreaaar iaa ubinoret iom mn.
Iigt. San opnaar bette y peo re.
geIm9siig og iamtioig froftig BE.
pGeeIie / Den friife 2uit % q glen.
mem SubeuS EIeie. San maa isrge
liaeiaa ombpggcIi9 for Subporerues
MenboIoeIie Tom for, at Den for Su.
ren n~sopcnbige NpoeIis al Soappt
ina meget Tom muIigt fommcr oeure
tilgo6e Qpit Sei err al foretrGfte for
msrtt, mar 8eiret pasier OertiI;
Spsbao er not,irIiguis ubmGrfeoe).
Rasiage og 9obning Screening
meo en- uitimtlereu0e eler life pir'
renoe aoit beiororer SuoaanocorGt'
tet OF pil biorage meget til at ior'
teore oct, boor Oct er tommet /
lllape. Set pigtigite er og blioer
roa: Sau goO Sltft iom mlligt; tbt
set, Tom Sitoen og 2ungerne tns'
oanoer, er 10 9ufter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
NrbeiS,t ! @nsrunhnIen fprtiettes

iremoeles meb iuIo araft. ifripes Der
til "aftenpoiten" Sinesaassutten,
iom for nogle Gage iiben bar neoe
peo SuIen. iasoe, at ban ifulbe ifaffe
SoIf til neutrality-suspicious.. bpis
@snoerne life nilbe boIbe paa Longer.
Sor ban bar iiffer paa. at Saterlise-
ne Ioa oerinbe. San ioebe, at ban
ioa A 9arnelig. 9e laa efter binan-
ben | en- NAB, mebens Sigere al De
borne Satere Iaa ipreote runot ON.
firing, 9igene bar MI bIepet iorte;
for bar De guile, neutrality-suspicious.
f%oregaar MI neooper SieIbet. ioet
man er fomfnet for bsit opoper. Sicl.
oct ifal bore ipGrt lsIt, ian BET gaor
imaat meo at faa arbeioet iia neo.
ODER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Sffe to Yreiteifpler! SoaneprG.

"
forbenp9renbe Statsraao S. q.
Sause uotaler Jig / "aftenpoiten"
meset beitemt imoo Den npe 8r9ite.
.ifoIe, oct ~iaafaIote ~@tenigbeosfafur.
tet". San paopiier of bet bill bore
en- fulbitGnbig llmuligbeo at boloe
Stubenterne borte fra Den moberne
3beologi iom for Siben er Den Der.
ifenoe / oen pioenifabeIige Seroen.
9e TO Saflilteter bill let fpmme til of
ligge og polimiiere MOB binanben !
lin llnoerpisning. De to Slogs BrG-
tier bill, naar Wenigbeben IfaI p9Ige
ErpIt eller spe Snbflpoelie paa Sol.
get, bportil Der foruoi9ttes at blipe
Iogang, p9ffe ifurp Strtb, % ben
ieirenbe Brett bill finn bline en- 8rGit
for fit Rartt. S%ognepreiters erfl9rer
fig euig | be 8runoe, iom bar isrt til
SInfen paa ct Observation-Disclosures,
hen ban merer, at oct belle meget en-.
felt fan gisreS paa ben Naaoe, OF
man faar eiort Sblanb og Sogueitao
til efstraoroinere Srofesiorer uoen
2sn, og at bisie giper Den iuppleren.
De llnoeroisning oeb ~uniperiitetet.
Saa tit Weuiebeberne lsnne benz. gt
oprette en- egen auitdlt falber Sogue.
prpiten gnItaltmageri og De $4,000
&roner iom biotiI er teguet er aItfor
lltilitrGffelige Wioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Sperise cs SinIano.

ariicn | Sptrise. Sra Stocfbolm
meooeIes Den 25oe ROpember. Sor.
retuinasfriien bar mi breSt fla iii
grebro. bpor Steoets itosg Sfoinou.
fri Iioer bctpbeIia uaber Penaefnnp.
beSen. Sirmaet 81. u. SauSions
Sfoiobrif ocriteos, iom bar bopt en-
aarlie Groouftion af 100000 aro.
ners @rroi, bar ibas inNitiuet fine
gctaIineer. 5Iere ~ipa9ere Sorret.
ninaer pentes at blipe Sraget meb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
De iprnfe Siateraaaer. 1rn q!

Se iprnfc Sigtersascr. Sra Stocf.
holm meooeIes Den 30te Ropember:
Gen RGpnS, Der bar / SpOrag at
fremfomme meo Soriloa ON Inoen.
oelien al 10000 SIR. til G%i9tergager,
bar for Srcaarsperiooen 1908
1910 ioreilaaet geIsbet iorbeIt iaa'
Ieoes: 6rsoinG 1000 SIR, anrIieIbt
1000, Ser Saaitrsm 1000, Cor
Sebbere 1900 Ola Son8ion 1000,
@ddtb 700, SeIene Rpblom 500, Ra.
tbiIoe goos 600, Ssiian RiIsiou 600
SIR. Ippnben bar b%eitaoet al Bro.
fesiorerne Sans 2arsion 8arberg
os SpIpan iamt 8irien % Selma
0agerIei. SEQ SnbitiaingeuS llbar.
beibeIie er ser taget SeniDn til 6or.
fatternes sfonomiife SorboIo. Bir.
len bar %reierueret fig MOB 0ieterga.
&c I'll Ola Sansion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
aonoiu.s asen. = anIeonina al

aonoiu.S asen. s G~nIeoning al
oct al nogle Weblemnter / Sauopi.
TENS Wenigbeo | Bergen paatGufte
.SaesanI9s MOB &alosfapeIlan ao.
nom til afifebieelie baooe aopofnt
Seioenreif mntooet ON Sirfeoepot.
tementets ltbtnlelie ON, bporpibt De
geiitIige 0omitole meb SuriSbiftioH
/ chile Eager fremoels b%eitaar.
Suititsoepartemertet, til bpilfet Sir
feoepurtementet operienote Sagen
bar M / Sfripelie til Stiftamtman.
ben / Bergen meooelt, at oct life fin
Der 8runo til at i,otalc fig ON
SpsrgSmaalet, ioet Sepdrtementet
ontoaer, at Ser / bpert Sab life er
gbgang for @eolemmer al en- Breits
@enigbeb til peo pripat Ssgsmaal
at opnaa 9om oper Er9iten.