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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. F. L. Burbee and Harold are oc-
cupying their tenement here.
Mrs. Angie Dady is sick and Mrs. A. ].
Fisher is caring for her.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter Of Glens
Falls, n. Y, are guests at F. d. Fishers.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Baker and little
son returned TO New York city Friday.
Alison remained with his grandparents.
Miss Dexter of South Acworth, N. H.
was recent visitor at E. N. Kings
bury's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis returned TO
Atho Monday after visit among Mrs.
Davis's grandchildren and other friends.
Mrs Sargent and daughters and Mr..
Corliss were at w. A. Puffer's Sunday.
Mrs Howard returned to Bellows Falls
with them.
Mrs. w. A. Sargent and daughters,
Misses Grace and Nellie, and II. B. Cor
liss of Bellows Falls spent Sunday with
Mrs w. A. Puffer, returning home Mon
day. Mrs. Sargents mother, Mrs. Levi
Howard, returned with her, and will
make her home in Bellows Falls at pres
ent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
MARLBORO.

a. NJ. Prouty was in town Monday.
Mabel Collins of Brattleboro is at Mr..
Lefevre's.
Mrs. w. A. Prouty was at the parson-
age Saturday and Sunday.
Nellie Prouty is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Ames.
Bertram and Ernest Halliday of VIII
Evansville are at Mr.. Thomas's.
Horatio Bellows and daughter, Ida,
visited in Wilmington last week.
Mrs. Henry Whitney is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brown, in North Adams.
Ruth Snow of Boston Is spending a
week with her cousin, Ruth Snow OF
Marlboro.
Wayland Worden and family of New
York are spending their vacation WITH
relatives in town.
viii Robinson, who has been in the
employ of Clarence Ryder several years,
has gone to Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halliday of VIII
Evansville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas over Sunday.
John Bellows of Boston has spent the
week in the families of Horatio and H. c.
Bellows. Mr.. Bellows came in his auto
mobile, calling on friends by the way.
He went from here to Wilmington
The change in the rural free delivery
mail route will begin Aug. 16. The carrier
will then come thr Ugh Halifax and West
Marlboro to Highley III returning to the
Office here This will 'commodate the
people in that section, w.Ose post Office
was discontinued one year ago.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
SOUTH VERNON.
Death Of Herbert S. Dunklee In South
Hadley.

Hadley.
The Springfield Republican contained
Wednesday the following under its South
Hadley heading:
Herbert S. Dunklee of College street
died yesterday afternoon about $50
o'clock. He was operated on yesterday
afternoon for appendicitis and lived but
a short time afterward. He had been in
the hospital but a few hours He had
lived in South Hadley rs years, coming
there from Holyoke, where he had lived
several years. He was born at South
Vernon, Vt, IS years ago, whence he
went to Holyoke. He was married and
leaves a widow and two children, Mrs
Lillian +. Johnson and Leon II. Dunklee
who was in the cream business with his
father, He also leaves two brothers, A.
A. and w. NJ. Dunklee, and a sister, Mrs.
A. b. Gould, all of South Vernon, VT. He
also had another sister who was buried
at Vernon several months ago. He was
a member of the Second Baptist church
of Holyoke and had been prominent in
Masonic circles. He was much respected
by all who knew him and had consid-
earble property in Holyoke. The funeral
will be held at his home Friday after
noon, followed by burial at Evergreen
cemetery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
BONDVILLE.

George P. Burpee will move to mis- house
in the village soon.
Mrs. Frank Perry and two children OF
Williamsville visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Blodgett of Brattle-
boro were at the Morgan House two days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson have
reformed to Bondvilie. They are living in
the parsonage
C. B. Williams has been making some
improvements in his store. He has put
in two fine new front windows.
Sprague Burbank has gone to New
York to see about his business. He will
return to New York with his family later.
Mrs. Stella Benson sprained her knee
badly Saturday. DR.. Milington was sent
lor. No bones were broken, but she was
BADLY hurt.
Fred Burbee came back from the South
last week TO make visit in town His
wife and children have been here some
time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
cHEsTEREIEIn. N u

Mrs Julia Saunders is seriously i'll.
H. II. Spaulding and son, Harry. were
in town briefly last week.
some OF our young men went to Bos-
ton on the excursion today.
MT and Mrs. w. II. Butler have re-
turned from at trip to Peterboro.
FRANK Barrett accompanied his sister
anu husband to Boston. He will remain
there a week.
The haying season Is practically hn-
lshed with the report that the crop is
above the average in quantity
Mrs. J. c. Hubbard has gone to Bel
lows Falls. Shs will meet her daughter.
Ida who has come from Fort Smith, Ark.
Rev. Dr. River is giving course of
sermons at the Methodist church. which
are OF an entertaining and instructive
nature.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
ASHUELoT. N. II.
Thayer Library viii Be Closed purlno
August.

The trustees OF the Thayer library held
their annual meeting July 3d. F. TT
kingsbury Of Keene, president OF tho
board, presided The old board OF oGicere
was elected with the exception of one
change on the book committee. Reports
were read by the secretary and librarian
The circulation of books has Increased
about 200 over that of the year before
during the year Just ended 1866 books
We're loaned classified as follows. Adult
notion, 1887; juvenile, Col: poetry. q.
magazines. 2l0; literature, 4; history. 10.
biography II; geography and travel. 10
clNlI government, l. botany, Q: science
ana zooogy. Il; religion. .. One hun
lred and forty eight books have been adj
ded during the year also a stack ~
SheNes' and the books on shelves num-
per 20. The librarian has collected in
mes $3.50 which is used to nav for moo
eSSary working materials such aa bor-
rover cards paste, book labels. etc.
ana sometimes new books The treas
urer account showed a balance on bond
OF some over SioO at the beginning of tho
ilhanclal year, July l. The library will
De closed during August and opened again
sept !. New books will be bought early
IN september when II Is hoped ever,
IanlIy In Ashuelot will take an active in
IereSt and get acquainted with the books
suggestions and criticisms will no kind1,,
received and readers are asked to sup-
seSt new books that will be Of interest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
WEST CHESTERFIELD NJ -

William Chamberlain went to Rutland
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Fred Anterior.
Rev. T. Roscoe of Westmoreland was
calling on the sick in his parish here one
day last week.
Mrs. Julia Sanders, Sc was getting out
Of carriage recently when she sustained
an injury to the stomach. Mrs. George
Davis is caring for her.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

Miss Olive Cooligan is visiting relatives
in Claremont. g
~ O. Bolton recently spent a weel,
with his family at Hazardvine, Conn.
Miss Viola Rock OF Lebanon is bai,.
entertained by Miss Hazel Donovan.
Miss NJ. Anna Maxfleld OF Holvoke.
field. - " 4'N
John Eaton and three sons OF New
raven Conn, were at the hotel Friday
and Saturday.
Frank Mcdonald has given up the no.
sition Of coachman at Hugh SherIdan,s
ana Is succeeded by Harry Qulgley.
Misses Minnie and Bertha Ball went to
tneLr Iarm at warwick Mass, Thursday
to remain during the present month,
Isaac Allen OF Fulton n Y. has taLer
the superintendency OF f. c. Robertson
sons paper mill, succeeding Mr.. Hofr-
man. who has gone to Otsego. Mich.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

Capt Daniel E. Bartlett, who died Fgi-
day in Providence hospital in Washing
ton, d. c., from paralysis resulting from
a street car accident several years ago,
had the distinction Of being the youngest
captain in any Vermont regiment during
the civil war He was only 23 when he
was commissioned as head of the COM
pany having passed through all the inter-
mediate grades from private. He was II
at the time of his enlistment in the 9Th
Vermont Infantry and his home for many
years was in Middlebury The body
was buried in the national soldiers ceme-
terry In Arlington, Va.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

wlthout Passes and severe watch was
not Kept on the men. Mr.. Cobb was
struck III the eye by a piece of flyinp
steel and the sight Of one of his eyes
W. seriously impaired from this acct
dent, so that steady work has been i'm
possible since" III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

Co.. nander Robert e. Peary will start
from h York next week in the Roose-
welt on l-'g expedition to the North Pole
He has en- delayed owing to the ex-
tensive repa.-e which have been made on
the ship. Con. 'aader Peary will be ac-
companied by pl c'ically the same crew
which went on tho last expedition. Peary
announces that thu will be his last at
tempt to reach the pole, whatever the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

Many a boy is called dull and stupid,
when the whole trouble is due to a lazy
liver. We firmly believe your own doc
tor will tell you that an occasional dose
Of Ayers Pills will do such boys great
deal Of good. They keep the liver active.
-MAds By the J. O. Aver o.. Lowell, NASA.-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney May Of Springfield,
Mass. are visiting at ]. T. Wright's.
A. G. Barnes has already begun build
ing a house in a fine location. When
completed 1t will be n large and pleasant
home.
Mrs. a. II. Jaquith and daughter, Miss
Mary, spent Tuesday in Putney. Miss
Mary returned TO Boston Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Alice A. Morse OF Bristol Tenn,
Mrs. Emily Edwards and Miss Allie F.
Morse of Brattleboro. Mrs. NJ. e. Morse
and daughter. Miss Lula. OF Worcester.
were recent guests at NJ. I. Reeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bailey OF Hinsdale
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and two little
sons and Miss Mary Troetchler of Den
ison, Texas, were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs S. w. Bailey a part of last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
VERNON.
Board Of Trade oreanized-Talk Of Troll.
ley Line, erattIeborO to Mortified, via
Vernon


Inc prospect Of a street railroad from
Brattleboro to Mortified Is more imrnedi
ate than most people have realized. For
some years the need of such a road has
Deen recognized, but at the present time
the matter is being considered with seri
BUSINESS. When the Brattleboro street
railroad was sold to the Twin state gas
and electric company a representative OF
elv corporation was asked II the street
railroad would be extended His reply
was, 1t Is not to be supposed that the
company will be content to let it remain
IN It's present condition" In a published
statement two weeks ago the COMPANY
SAID: we hope in the near future to he
able to extend our lines so as to give
the people of Brattleboro a road that thew
Will be proud of and one which will no a
source OF profit, not only to the company.
out TO the citizens of Brattleboro as we'll
AL meeting of few citizens a few DAVIS
ago TO consider the Brattleboro water
question, a. which time an agreement
was reached which contemplated a post
ponement of public action on the question
OF municipal ownership, the subject of an
extension of the street railroad was con-
sldered to some extent and the matter of
calling upon the town to issue bonds for
that purpose was discussed. And lastly
may be mentioned the organization Of n
board OF trade in Vernon Saturday night.
when the need of a street railroad through
that town was put forth as one of the
most urgent reasons why a board of trade
should be organized
The construction of a dan, across tho
Connecticut river at Vernon for the gem
Grafton of cheap electric power was con-
sidered as affording a rare opportunity for
organizing, not only for the purpose Of
putting through a street railroad but for
securing new industries for the town. An
enthusiastic meeting was held, which was
addressed by three Brattleboro men. G. G
Fltts, w. II. Bracket and c. r. Crosby.
These officers We're elected: President. i.
c. Allen; secretary, Arthur Martindale.
vice president L. II. Akley: treasurer, e.
O. Lee; directors, the president, secretary,
vice president. treasurer and A. C.
Barnes, A. A. Dunklee and C. X. Steb-
bins The executive committee will con-
fer with the Hinsdale y. H.. and Brattle-
boro boards Of trade and will meet again
in two weeks to appoint whatever COM
mittees may be required. 1t is the opinion
of Vernon people that the street railroad
should run from Brattleboro to South Yer
non and thence to Mortified, as about 300
people go back and forth between South
Vernon and Mortified every day for about
five months in the year This route
would nave a branch line run from Vernon
to Hinsdale, n distance of 2I5 miles
Abutments for a bridge at the new dam
could be put in much more cheaply during
the construction of the dam than at any
other time. 1t Is understood that the
Hinsdale board of trade has employed an
engineer within n few days to look into
the question of street railroad connection.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09

There will be no services in the chapel
or Johnson hall for two weeks.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
Mnnht ginasnnsnntten

Ot"N1 NV i"h
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fit Sinssoasertten life mtnbre END
40 @repe. st at bisie angif en-
Smnapige paa WoIoefanten. Sun
foripanot for ca. 2 aar iiben. Set
bar 4 Smaapi9er al "beOre" SAINT.
lie, iom opboIbt fig paa en- Seter.
en- Dag bar be 9aat no for at plutfe
RuIter. 9e ire itsrite at Dem fuIg'
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niI6e bli tilbage en- Stunb. 8e tire
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tiIbaee, gif De no for at ie efter, mer
fanot benoe life. 90 iiben bar iugen
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Der giennem SoanepreIten fonmet
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nosen SpIpsnine. Slsttums Soar
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fort Strp eller Sui, Der blep bum
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Srsie og genene Of benbe Iigge Der,
flyer ban. - Oct ifuI BIZ meget in.
teresiant at bore, bporbdu oct gaar
meb ltnberfsaelien af bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
Gharter.Dale.

Get me "Gbdrter", iom al Sainois
2eaisIatlrr autofiierebes for Chicago
9p, er pe0 @aleet | SirsbagS blepet
f~prfaitet meo en- Waioritet at $1,000
Stemmer.
Siltroos for, at "Gbarter" .Sagen
bar pGret ct br9noenoe Spsrgsmaai
/ Chicago / Sc iioite 10 aar, bar Sn.
teresien peo 8aleet pberit ringe, ibet
fnapt SaIpbeIen at De itemmeberetti'
gebe msbte frem.
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iamme Sag foreIasoes minneapolis
ItemmeberettiQeoe 8orgere til Ifsis'
relic. Set bIep ogiaa forfaitet meo
en- aanftc betuoeIig Raioritet al Be
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ref, iaa oct rel neppe piI blipe for
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beiberne, Tom itemte imoo Oct. Sn'
teresien peO 8aleet bar forreiten
poerit rinse. ioet life fort opcr en-
Sreoie6eI al De Steumeberettigeoe
fremms6te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
Sanfforretnineen.

Den fsrite 9anf, ilis Tom Dem pi
M bar, Der tog inob Snbifuo % no.
iieote 8enecieSIer. bar en-, Der sriInb'
Iaebes / 8ereSig | iii. gtiIags
9anfer bar ser nof paret for ben
SiS; men Seune Dor ben fsrite, bois
Siitorie man fienoer. @euebis bar
hensaus en- aepubIif, os Sanfen
grrmbIasbes al Staten forat baanb.
tere Den ofientIise 9i9Io. Seuue
9anf Iepebe 626 aar, elier inbtiI Den
| 1897 bIeu pIpnoret os soeIast al DC
frantic trooper mnber GapoIeon.
Den u9ite 9anf, iorn man oeo no.
get onL etabIcreoeS | @enua, IiseIe'
oes | Stalieu aaret 1407. Gen no.
iieSte EeneeieoIer / Sptte for Nput,
iom beponere6es / BEN men bare
fore Selsb oe betaIbare til en- bis
beitemt 8erion, bnis @apn par fire
BET paa benz, Sgiaa beuue ganf bIeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
plpnoret of RopoIcons SoIoater 90
gift ~tiIgrumoe | anret 1900.

tlpnbret of RopoIcons SoIoater oe
gift tiIgrumbe | anret 1900.
Somnie SfiGbne friiteoe ogiao ben
Banf, iorn bern9it bIep griInbIagt,
ben boGanbffe ganf | amiterSam.
Ten begpnote Correcting | 1907 oe
aniaoes ! nRite 200 aar at bore en-
meset foIio Snititution. Ga be fran.
tie SoIbater | 1894 ~pIpnbreoe ben,
ifrloe ben bapt femti Mi[lioner Dol.
lars | fine aieIbere; men bet bite
fig, at bisie par TONNE, % at Bon.
ten | mango aar bapbe giort fore
Gorretuineer nben at babe noget
@runbIae for Dem.
Samburg 9anf, etableret | 1919,
bar merfelie BERT, at Den life tog
imoo @,lIo, men bare SsIpbarrer
iom Snbifuo og uoItebte 8~eneeiebIer
for bisie. 2igeiom De andre gamIe
Banter ifitIbe benne fsrit og fremit
befptte SoH MOB De mango falfe o.
u~ubcrpegtise Wpnter. Sonfen fam.
leoe pao Regierinseus @efoftnins iaa
mango Of biSie fom muIigt og boiot
benz | Sorparing os latte Benseieb.
Ter | SmIeb | oeres Steb.
gnsIanos ganf, iom mt gi9Iber
for 8erbens melt iolioe Beneeiniti.
tuition, grunoIoeoes 1894. 9en no.
iteoer Bopirpense for @nelonb og
Wales og er Hegieringens agent for
ale gengeiaeer; og ben ubfsrer bes.
uoen ale aIminoeIise gaufforretnin.
ger. Sorreiten er Der mn / 2onoon
to eIer ire 8ripatbanfer, iom bar
ftsrre Snbifro os sisr itsrre Sorret.
ming END enslanos ganf.
Sranfriges ganf e~tabIerebes /
1900 Baris oe bar MI Gneretten til
at uoiteoe 8engeieoIer for belle San.
oct. 9enne ganf bIeo iaa meetig.
at ben ! 1871 rmber &rieen meo
SpIflano funoe lame Den frantic Gre.
sierins 5000 MiIlioner Sraucs.
Zen fsrite gauf | De Sorenebe
Stater begpnote fin Sorretnins /
philadelphia | 1880. 80 aar ieners
bar Oct, of @obert Rorris / famine
@p grunoIasbe "8anf Of Rortb ame.
rico. S 1894 aabneoeS ben isrite
Statsbanf / Rasiuduietts og Iibt ie-
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er Der | be Sorenebe Stater Jolt ON.
trent 10000 9anfer meb en- iamlet
8apitaI Of 1900 Miaioner og Snb.
ffuo Of 5000 @ilioner 9oaurs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
glpOrligt uBelS.

Ge TO @rsSre GbiaIon % 8umor
SafIonb, Seftiousmpnb poa Roct
SsIarO 9anen, bapbe SirS6ag Ror.
gen ct rbeIS, iom nGr bapbe foitet
benz Sioet. EibIig on Morgeneu rel.
ite be poa fin "bunb cor" nogIe NtiI
neboper 9oneu for at e~fterie, bpor.
ptbt 6enne baobe Iibt nogeu Sfnbe al
Ratteus ftPrfe &eau. Se feIte Iig
foroisiet ON, Of Soget, iom 9aor Der.
fro ON Rorgeneu life piISe ufgau,
fsr be tom ttIbage, o. rapporterebe
of olt bar flort. Ren bo sc bar poo
SiIbagepeicn % meb fIlo Surt Git
ober ben Iange 9ro ooer Grolt Rln,
fom Teo ct Soget rltu0t ben ifarpe
Battlefront oe6 Nelen % no pno
9roen imob Dem. Ger bar life SiS
I'll nogcn Determining - beenc bop.
pe6 uleo en- Sang, en- pan boer SIDE;
Den enc Ian0eoe paa 0orten oeO 81.
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ilemt rpItebe, % erboIot Stpo %
Strommer, men uoaeu oIoorIig STA.
be fit Be Dog beINigoiS life. "SonS
cor"eu bleo fnuIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
Ooin Rennine 900.

Den befienbte norif-amerifanife
9omponiit og 8ianiIt Sbin 6. Sen.
ming | WiImairfee er | Sirs0a9g al.
9aaet peo 0soen | 8noplton Soipi'
tal Der | 9pen efter en- operation for
Appendicitis. &euning blep fitn 81
aur qanmtel. Den afoebe er i9rlie
bIet ficnbt bIanbt bet norife Brblt'
fun for fin Sroningsbpmne, fompo'
ueret til Song Saufons 8rontng |
SronSbiems 9omfirfe | 1906, %
boortiI Seer Strsmme bar ifrepet
Cert. Son baobe forsurigt, fcruoen
/ WiIipaufee, optraaot oeb 8oncerter
taaoe | Chicago os Soiuinabperne
% bel ogiaa andre Steber, ligeiom
ban en- Sio bauoe pirfet iom Sr9a.
niit / fin Siembp. San ifuIoe III
bare tiItroabt Ell aoncerttournee
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mer, pg en- Rinoefouccrt for Gooaro
8riee, iom Dor beiterrt at ifulbe I'm.
oe Steb | Chicago, maatte opgipes
poa 8runo af Heuntres Speoom,
San bopbe Iieeet paa SoipttaIet ca.
. Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
Sc franife Yreher.

SfsIge boab Der forteIles
"Semps", bar en- flor Del franIfe
9reiter | De %forifielisite @arinsspeie
isgt @ritatning for De gfesiourcer,
iom De bar miitet peb be rpe airfe.
Iopes 8eotaseIie.
en- flor MGngbe 8reiter ernerer
Jig MI iom Saanoperfere. Breiten
Bannpnie (apt.3 epartementet) er
blit Greier, mems bans aoleaa |
@aurages (Ieuie.S ep.) err BID
aleinimeo. en- Ireit | gperbon
(Soir-et.G Der. 0ep.) fabriferer gicpt.
Ter % Spmaifiner, og life minore enb
ipp 8reiter er Bit llbrinagere. Ore.
item | Gabiere (8arb-9ep.) er M
Sfr9bber, mems bans &oaega I Re.
gron (Snbre-et.2oire Dep CT Sapet.
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Bette % Sremper. en- Brett / $eri.
court (SmitesS aone) er Bit Sppo.
graf, bans 8oIega / SaIpetat (Smtte.
8aronne.3 ep.) Iaper usiennemiigtige
aonpoluter, mems en- Gel andre nirfer
iom gogbtnoere oe Sotoerafer.
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giapIen, after andre opbrptter 9ani.
ner, Sons o. I. b., % en- 8reit / Ga.
bpurgabe ($arn.et.@ aronne.9 Dep
bar itabt fig ct belt Rapn meo tit cpl.
tetsi.
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(Siie.8ep.) ernerer fig iaaleoes ION
TaIer, og bans 9oIeea / WaeniIs,
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Suanoperfer.Ereite bar 6annei
en- Screening meb gbbeo 9erour, De,
er 8reIt / girpaitIt (8eur.S epres,
9ep.l iout Sormonb, cg be bar ei
9Inb "2e Srait b'union", Der ubeaar
i @Iace (Rbone.Se iom oeres Or
Quft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
On RIG Sronntns.

Sromineen of Siam, Song 9bu.
laIongfprnS retm9siiee @emaIinbe,
eier Den pr9gtigite SupeIiamIins
SerSeu, fortaaer ct ubenIarof 9Iab,
iom osiaa neb at berette, at aonaeu
unber i'm guropaf9rb itaoig bar sget
Senne Somlins peo npe Snbfisb af
Smpffer Dos aonttnentets itsrite Si.
peIerer. 9rom,iug Gougii opbeoarer
DC foitbareite al fine Sfatte | ct mo.
oerne engeIif Stab foripnet meb en-
lltaIiebeo af Smaarum og Stuffer,
men benSes euorme SupeliamIins Tan
life paa Ianet npr faa RlabS Der, %
en- bel Del eSIe Stene bar Den praet.
elIfenoe Srientalerinbe Iabet f9Ioe
inc i @9saene / fit Sooeeemai iom
paa Senue Mtaaoe bar faaet en- Sapet.
ierina, Der pei er eneitaoenoe babe
bpao 8ris pa SieIbenbeo aneaar.
3aar amplerne / Sas % gesee
Itanoest brpbes Spiet ! be Itauise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-20
SecOrub 9Dcrnm NSiucintiuu.

gfnn er M paa oct rGrmeitC fUr.
Dig me0 8orbereoeIierue til be Iften.
unoerboI6ningcr, iom ! tommeuoe
SRion fol gipes beo 8ecorab &Ucc.
I'm asioeiatiou, % @~iletiolQct or
ouereoe begDuot. Ser piI bIipe Ter
lln0erboIbHirgcr til feIgerbe Sioer:
lobe Stto6er: -- &orIau0 Retp.
bau 60. oofnI % initrumeutaI Spar.
tet liant Glotfeipilere,
46e Ropbr. SreOericf @arbe, 6en
bersmte 9rogiter, / en- 6oreIpSuing
ON Sb~afeipeare iamt CpIG5ring al
ll6baIg Of bans 8prfer.
Abe 9etbr.: Rr. 5ront Roberion
'om for TO aar fioeu gar et nppcrIiot
Soreorae ON 8usInnb, bill bette aur
tuLe ON Spo amerifa, bOor ban flo.
ite CONNER bar opbolOt fig.
14be Gebr.: - Son. Sobu SempIe
Cranes, ben itore GoIer ira Spoen.
12te Marts: - Broiesior 80. 8.
Glorfe, en- befienSt Sugeuisr ,og @i.
SenItabsmnuo / glettricitet fra Ren
gOrf, oil bOloe ct 5ore0rag ON eIef'
tricitet og iamttoig illuitrere fine o.
Ipsniuger Deo SiRIp at taIrtee eIet'
triife appnrater.
Oct 6te Rumer bill bIibe en- Son,
cert of 9utber College @onb, Der pil
fin6e Steo en- Sang meIIem lite So
nilar og 151e Warts.