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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

anxious to return the ball and made a
bad muff of it, allowing Hubbard and
Shaw to advance to third and second,
and they both scored on drive by
Ginley. Burdett sent fly to Dris-
coll, who made fine catch and sent
the ball to first before Ginley could
return. In the eighth Warner sin
gled. Smith sacrificed. Ginley hit
the ball, which was captured by Mer.
ritt, but he failed in trying to throw
Warner out at third. Burdette sent
a fly which was caught by Francis,
who stood over the base. Ginley, who
was off the base, was an easy out, but
Finn declared him safe, when the
play by right should have retired the
side. Martens reached first on an
other error by Merritt, who threw
wildly to first, and Warner scored.
Lomb bard flied out to Merritt. After
the eighth neither side was able to
score, and the game was called at
$50. Only those from Stafford who
could come home in autos were able
to see the last innings played. The
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
How to Follow Fore.t TraIIs.

'The trail has a code of signs, as
well as a book of laws" says Hamlin
Garland in 1.-The Long Trail" A twig
designedly broken is like a finger
pointing toward a gate. A blaze cor
responds to the beckoning hand. A
new blaze renders an old one of no
value. A sapling cut and bent across
q path locks it and warningly says,
Go no farther this way A stick set
upright in the mud means mo bottom
here
"By use of these and many other
records of the same sort, the trailer
profits by the experience of those who
have gone before him and aids those
who are to follow. There is always
news on the trail for those who have
eyes to perceive It, and 1t Is the duty
Of him who rides ahead to enlighten
those who are to follow. The Klikitat
by means Of signs almost invisible can
cheer, direct and definitely warn his
trlbesman. These signs on the trail
are respected. No one thinks OF re-
moving them except for cause"
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
BI-STATE LEAGUE.
BI-srATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Saturdays game at the Orchard re-
suited in tie after a struggle of Is
innings, although it should have been
ended at the end of the ninth with
the score 4 to 3 in favor of Stafford
An unjust decision by Umpire Finn
in the eighth allowed Indian Orchard
the run that tied the score Finn af-
ter the game admitted that the decis-
ion was wrong. Errors on both sides
were responsible for the score. With
perfect support on both sides the score
would have been 0 to 0. Collins
pitched fine game, and at critical
times was especially strong. Cobb
was able to play and put up bril-
liant game, but his injured hand had
not recovered sufficiently to allow
him to take firm grasp of the club.
In the sixth he caught liner from
Ginley's bat that was going with ter
rife speed Stafford 8 four runs we're
made in the first inning. Cobb flied
out to Ginley. Bailey reached first
on an error by Ginley, and Brooks on
Martens error. Driscoll and Merritt
both connected for singles, scoring,
Bailey and Brooks. Cahill famed,
and Smith with single scored Dris-
coll and Merritt. Smith was caught
trying to steal third. The Orchards
in the third opened. with single by
Hubbard. Shaw sent a grounder to
Merritt, who made a mess of it.
Warner struck out. Smith sent fly
to center, but Driscoll was too over
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


Rev. and Mrs. FL. S. Blake are at
Matunuck Beach, r. 1.
Mrs. f. G. Sanford has gone to
Camden, Me-, for several weeks.
Mrs. J. Lynch and son, John, spent
the past week in Providence, R. I.
The annual farmers picnic will be
held at Crystal Lake Saturday, August
18th.
A social dance will be held by W.
E. Benton at borough hall Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cooley and
Miss Margaret Cooley are at Swamp
scott, Mass.
Ernest D. Royce has been the guest
of VIM H. Hall of Northampton,
Mass, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Giehm of
Sioux City, Iowa, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. W. Ellis.
Mrs. Robert Quinley and children,
Nellie and Walter, are visiting rela-
tives at Bennington, Vt.
Misses Nina and Mary Reynolds
are spending two weeks with their
grandparents at Westford.
Ernest Royce is having the cellar
dug for cottage house at the corner
of West Main and West streets.
The household furniture at the Han
sen homestead, Stafford Street, will
be sold at auction Saturday, at 2 p.
m.
John sena has purchased the So
called Knapp place in the west part
of the town, paying $1,000 for the
same.
Frederic Faulkner has the founda-
tion nearly in for his new building
opposite the Teutonia club house on
West Main street.
In the game at the fair grounds on
Saturday, Parker and O'Leary will
be the battery for Springfield, and
Collins and Brooks for Stafford
Romeo Serafin will hold dance in
the hall in his new house, near the
fair grounds, on Saturday evening.
Music will be furnished by an Italian
orchestra, and B. J. Mullins will
prompt. Admission, 35 cents.
Miss Elvira P. Binda of Boston,
who has been spending week with
her parents here, returned Monday
morning, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Mary, who will spend two weeks
at the shore resorts in that vicinity.
Edward Bassow, who was guest of
his parents over Sunday, has returned
to his work at Springfield after astwo-
illness with rheumatism. A
daughter was born July 80 at Peters
ham, Mass. to Mr.. and Mrs. Bassow.
Rev. E. W. Bishop, D. D., of Con-
cord, N. H, who supplied the pulpit
at the Congregational church last Sun
day, will also supply next Sunay. 1t
is expected that Mrs Bishop will
come with him, and that they will
spend the following week here.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

SCHEDULE OF GAMES.
August 10.
Springfield at Stafford,
Indian Orchard at Ludlow.
August IL.
Ludlow at Ware.
Springfield at Indian Orchard.
August "a.
Ludlow at Monson.
Indian Orchard at Stafford.
Springfield and Ware. (Open).
August 81.
Springfield at Stafford.
81" MonsOn at Ware.
! Indian Orchard and Ludlow. (Open)
September PA. M.
Stafford at Ware. y
Indian Orchard at Springfield.
Monson at Ludlow.
September 2-P. M.
Stafford at MOnsOn.
Ludlow at Ware. 4Ys
Springfield at Indian Orchard
September Z.
Indian Orchard at Monson.
Stafford at Springfield.
Ware at Ludlow. +
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
BECAUSE /!

The miner has added IOc
per ton for every month since
April 1st, and failed to deliv-
or the coal ordered in March,
even up to the present time,
thus keeping my supply low,
l must begin ON July 1st to
charge an advance of 25c per
ton.
Price after July Ist for N7 on
Borough delivery, 1lOU
Less cash discount 25e per ton.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
NIONRON.

courtesy ana KINDNESS.
MONsON.
J. 8. Stewart is making alterations
on Mrs. Thomas Parker's house on
Main street.
Mrs. Rose Smith of Stafford Springs
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Watrous, on North
Main street.
Miss Mamie Murphy, employed in
the local telephone exchange, is tax
ing a weeks vacation, and Miss
Bessie Blodgett is taking her place.
Architect J. ]. Lynch has completed
plans for a new modern house to be
built by A. d. Norcross on State
street. The foundation is already
constructed.
E. P. Newton is dangerously i'll
at his home on Main street. His
SONS, Henry E. Newton of Woods Hole
and Stephen Newton of Boston have
been here this week.
Mrs. Ralph Clifford of North Main
street has received an appointment as
local visitor for the state board of
charity. Mrs. Clifford is we'll quail
fed for the duties, and is to be con-
graduated on the appointment.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
J. Ohatuneuf died Friday of pneu.
monia, after short illness. The
child was but % years old, and the
parents have the sympathy of their
neighbors and friends in their loss.
While it is we'll enough to give N.
P. Dempsey playful touch now and
then on his new team, it should be re-
membered that nobody has done more
for the sport locally than he has, and
his present position is no detriment to
the local team.
William E. Leahy of Monson, who
graduated with the highest honors
from Holy Gross college, has taken
position as instructor in French,
Latin and Greek in the Willingtown
high school. to succeed Roy Towne,
who has resigned.
Monson people who have been
watching for reports of the condition
of Mrs. Louise Torrey Taft of Mill
bury, mother of Secretary of War
VIM. H. Taft, are pleased to learn
that the physicians report her out of
danger, with good chances of complete
recovery. Mrs. Taft was at one time
preceptross of Monson academy, and
all friends of the institution wish her
many years of good health and activ-
ity.
Annie Noethe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Noethe, and Ralph Water
man were married at the BRIDES home
on the Stafford road Sunday, July %,
at O'Clock, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A. b. Clifford. The
best man was Laurent Noethe, a
brother of the bride, and the BRIDE
maid was Miss Louise Particle. After
a wedding tour TO Maine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waterman will make their home
in Monson.
Mrs. Jane A. Smith of Wales, while
to work at one of the mills
in Monson Wednesday morning, met
with an accident which might have
been very serious. While going down
King hill at South Monson the horse,
which was going at rapid pace, took
a sudden fright and shied, throwing
Mrs. Smith out of the wagon. She
was insensible for several minutes,
and was carried into Mr.. Lanagan's
house near by, where she regained
and was able to go to
work later, although badly bruised
from the fall. The horse continued |
on down the hill, and turned off into
the Stafford road, where it was stop
ped without much damage beyond
few cuts.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
WILMINGTON.

Rev. Charles Wolfe and wife and
son, Charles Wagner, are at North
field for the week.
Joel Emo from the Yale University
library called at Maple Corner" and
dined at Meadow Brook Farm last
Thursday.
Miss Hall and Miss Ida, Miss Doris
Elizabeth and Miss Elsie Hall Kings
bury called on friends ON the Hill
Friday. The "Arrow' shortens dlR3 :;
tances and mahss-hear ndtghborG =
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

Stafford, 4OOOOOOOO OOOO-
Ind. Or, O3OOOO1 OOOO-4
Sacrifice hits, Francis, Collins, Smith
2, Lombard, Ahearn. Stolen bases, War
ner, Cobb. Two-base hit, E. o. Smith.
Base on balls, off Collins 2, off Warner 1.
Left on bases, Indian Orchard 12, Stat
ford 8. Struck out, by Collins IL, by
Warner II. Double play, Driscoll to
Francis. Passed ball, Shaw. First base
on errors, Stafford 6, Indian Orchard 6.
Time, 3h. Attendance, 400. Umpire,
Finn
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

from New York city. Mrs. Preston,
superintendent of the Sunday school,
joins with all who enjoyed the day in
thanks to the Bartlett family for their
courtesy and kindness.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07
A Hiuh PIaca.

Sweet Singer-DeHamme says he
has a high place in the next show he
goes out with. Comedian-Well,
should say it is high. He sits up in
the flies and tears up paper for the
snowstorm scene.-Chicago News.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

"The Parkers have all gone into deep
mourning for a very distant relative.
Don't you think it's a sign they're
rich" 'No. It's a sign the distant
relative was rich."-Life.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-07

Sacrifice hits, Wallace 2, Henry. Stolen
bases, Ludlow z, Monson 4. Two-base
hits, Crowley, Elder, Hurley. Three
base hit, Colleton. Home runs, Hurley,
w. Clifford. First base on balls, off Al
lare 2, off SkehiIl 4. Left on bases, Lud-
low 5, Monson H. Struck out, by AL
laire 8, by Skehill 4. Passed ball, Henry.
Time, 1.45. Attendance, 45O. Umpire,
Martens. *One out when winning run
was scored
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28
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bags Ell Interchangeable Gale til ben
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bill babe no9et at beitiae meo". 90
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&c pore Sormer, BET fcntner on paa.
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bpao pi / bagIis SaIe betesner Jon
2esn oe BOG bore uianb. en WanS
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bpis be fommer Tom SeIsnning fcr
SpeipeIie al bet minbitc 8ran al ems
aarafters 3enbeo % Sanoorubef
-ba er be farliee, farlioe for en- ielr
on for onore. @er fanbi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28

npbt lbeu nerDcpirrenSs stimnIon.
tier.
81 en- tn pdfientens Rrrfter pd
Iofpdsit wribflir, bpor fnnrt ne1struIe
9dbe, fnarf fisIige o. foIoe gabe
fcmuter til gfrbenoeIie unoer forffiel.
itge Gormer. Sntet pirfer fuo bur.
to os let tiIboee poa belle 9erpepite.
met font Nnoe.
@r R~utienten fornunet foa Iarlgt neb
40 8nffe, at Ian er itarft betpmret
GngfteItg, ruSHes, bar Nerbefmerter,
Tan Oct bore nsopenoigt ut begpnoe
gebunblinsen nreo en- &pilefir poo
rosIe Tiger | SenserL bpor Der bo
iamtibig fam onpenbes Babe % @pm.
naftif.
@ er bet Of iterite gigtgbeo at ie
efter, ON Der ifaIoe barre itoaen 6eid
oeb 6orbGeiesoreonernes Sunftio-
ner Dos Ratienten o. ie TIL at forbde
be iibifincnoe Sreaners 8irficmbeo
til bet met muIiee. Ser fam rtoaIe
Speoebobe gispe fortrinIig Wytte,
bpfs g~utienten bar 3rafter not til at
taofe benz; enooibere Drifming al
pnrtnt @anb for at forbpie aprepirf-
iombeoen. Won nlun isrge for rige.
Ing affsrina, noset fon eIlers pIoger
oisie Potienter ! bsi @ro6.
SiIilirt rnna man birffe boa, al
Senne Spsbom Der en- bfepet foo
itrrft frerltrp0enbe | Dor Sib, inaen.
lunoe en- iaa uifpISig og barmrss,
tom man err tilbaielig til at tanfe.
Den gfsr mnatee 9atienters 9ip BELT
ittaaleIagt; men paa bel onben SiSe
err Oct ngioo iiffert, at man bar goo
8rirno til at neite ct irbm9rfet We-
iiiltat at en- energiff os IRnse forfeit
gebcu6ling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28
&eiieuSe.

Rrs. u. q. Seisberg fra CT. goltI
upboIber ia for Siben berreoe pao
Seisg Dos SJegt og 8enner.
MiiS a1abel Saniou fra Sores.
bile, 8is., er for Siben | geisg bos
fin 8ebItemober, Mrs, Mhlitab, og fin
&ante, WtrS. R. Shrubbe.
- Charles q. Sore, Tom er Som.
misunderstanding | CT. 8oul, for
forrige ltge til 8ecorob poa ct fort
8eisg hos fine mango 8enuer Der.
Mrs. 8eter @feuts, iom en- llges
Sib our / 9eieg Dos 8euner Der, rel.
tie 2sr6ng tilbnge til fit Sien / 8il.
mar. Sun ogteoe at beisge fin 9ot'
ter | minneapolis nogIe Gage paa
Siemreiien.
- 8Ianot ubetbps SoIf, ipm fom
b~erreo'ttI 9rpIluppet hos 9orgerS an.
ions i Sn8bogs, bar Wttis GIiie Sen.
6erion fra RortbfieIo, 0tinn., MiiS
Soiepbire 2bompion fra Barton, ST.,
SomieL Sieperts FRA minneapolis,
&tooIpb 8eierien o. WtiSS 2ena
&eierien fra Spring @rope.
Ole u. @rotIdno fra 8ermiI.
lion, g. 0of., err / DEBORAH % On.
egu pna @eisg hos SIGgtninge %
go1nIe 8enner. Sr. @rotIano or en-
9rooer at MpS. u. 9. &lnSerion oa
Mrs. SobarReS s. Sretbeim I @to.
btion Sopnibtp, % ban bar en- Store
al 8enner ira ben Sio, ban boe0e Der,
iaa BET ptI toge bnm en- Climb at be.
isge Dem ale.
3. 9. &eterion % Suitru ira
@rnubt, g. Cat. Der beg8e er ito.
Iieere 8iuneibeif Gountp Self, fom
neo til Spriua @rooe til Some Com.
ing Soften o. oflagbe oQiad 0ecorab
ct 9cis8 iSog GorSOag. 0tr. 8etcr.
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Gecorob bar ban life prret paa uUr
40 Gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28
eanserfsa ben Ace Sai paa Sisb'
Iaue Yrairte.

airieipret Of SisbIanS Srairie Nenisbeo.
gaitpr ar. Maeelsiens aaIo, bar inobubi
Fere At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sansicr til al
TONNE % feire ben Abe SnIi. 50 crosse
putber College Club pi peiaa bIipe repre-
Ienteret % 9alsr paa snself % MORT oil
blipe bolpte. Bratsbsrs Srais Suub bill
Ipius. Msuisbeoens apinbeioreniHs oil fer
pere @ibeassmap % Goririitninser. Iii
reiienbe mep Sernbane pil blipe afbentsee
Stubborn. 9rpi. Spbn liable ptI Ieos
Saneen.
geItpmmen til soSt gRset.
&omiteenL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28
ct p~r9stist prpuap.
Sra ebsertou, mis. ifripes:


Sngen ioeiaI @egipenbeo berfteos
bar pGret imsSeieet meb itsrre Scr,
bentning eHb anoreip Senions Dat
ter, 0aiis 2pbia Sermons grpul,
mco eugene Sobnion fra Minnedpo'
lis, Sgn al aobofat og Mrs. G. 9
Sobnion | 9ecorab. grpllltppet fano
Steo I ben norff. Iutberife Strife Gns.
bag aften Sen lobe bs. @It | GIN.
lcbnins af grpfiippet bar ida neiag.
tig pIanIaet os orbnet, at BET belle
lob al paa ben met bebageIige Maa.
De. airfen bar paffert imptfet
bbiot % ersnt, @lteret bar omeipei
al pIanter, @regner og bible HeIli.
Ter. Com llibers fiineereoe aooIpb
og anbreiu Senion, Chris Soen og
WorDabl @unoerion fra Stongbton.
grnoeparret mari6erebe op TIL GI.
teret unber en- 9rubemarih. ipiIlet al
wfiis Wfrnifreb Coon. @ruben bal
firbt ! bib antpIingsfioIe ODER
Chiffon os Eaffeta meb gerletrim.
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ben bar bun en- bbio Salmebog. Gun
lebingeoes at fin Ssiter, @iis Clara
Senfon iom "Waio Of Sonor"; ben.
ne bar tlebt Ipiersot os bar Ipie.
robe @oier | Saanben. 8ruoepieer
bar Risies $attie % Siloo Sobnion.
@rubgommens Sbiatngisitre, SoeIa
Somaen fra 8ecorab og Mamie Gun.
oerion fra Chicago. Ge bar ole
flGbte ! bpibt % bar rsbe 8oier.
grubgommen lebiaeebes af fin gro.
Der, 9errp Sobnion fra 9rano SORTS,
u. 3. Tait. s. 2innepoIo uofsrte
@ieIien.
deception boIotes itrar efter IieI.
lem boS 9ruoens SorGIbre, Nr. og
Mrs. gnoreiu Senion, bpis Stem bar
paa bet ifisnneite impffet ior anieo.
ningen | grsnt % bpiot.l ct meeet
rigt og pelimagenbe 9rpllupsmaaItio
meo mango Retter ierpereoes UNDER
gnpisuing at Wrs. @operiuan al
Wisies 9eitlob SeboIeS Spiepbine
Bates, Selen Coon, Mprtle Malt-
preis, @eniee SbompionL Geo Gbomp.
Jon, Senrietta Sintpebt, Seta gauge,
aIice Dtabbett og amnnba 8eterion.
W~onoolin.a lubben bar tilftebe %
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lit en- MGngbe prestige o. foitbare
@aper al be npiten 100 Slegtningel
og Senner, iom bar tilIteoe, %
blanot 8aperne bar nogle grpeitpf.
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grlo bar bapt en- ifisnnere % lpffe-
ligere 9~rpaupsbag END 2poia Sen.
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eorab til 8ruosommens Sorplore.
oil De upsifte iette 80 itgait @in-
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aierSe SnIi / Sccurub.

gpifing er mn bereSt for 46e Sidt
fciten / Secnrb, % efter De Irrange,
menter, Tom or giort, fan ri u6er
getqntuins liec, at Oct bill bIipe en-
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men bet aisr pi fiffer 8egnirg paa al
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tiIitsoenbe Counter at fornme til De
corob ben 4bc. 9e oil fou en- goo
Who6taaelHe, % Der er isreet for, al
roget Of Snteresie oil optage Oeres
SpmGrfIombeb belle 8ageu og til
Iarlgt pa1 gaot.
Soften feires, Tom befienot, un6er
9eorab 2ptber College Clubs slt'
ipicier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28

On Mdnb Deb Enpn 3. 8.
Giubp Tom benrebe Eecorob meb FIN
g~erprreIie unber sSuni.g aooeIsbcne,
Tom boIbtes Der fibite rtse, bIep Nai
iii Mouoag braat tilboge BERTH al
Sberiff GiiaIep, iom bopbe foact Sne
! BAN NOR ahitit Miinn. Gan blsb
orreiteret for at bdpe lat fnifts
Gbecfs ! OmIeb; ipqlepes boDbe ban
praffet en- $50 G6esf irib paa Greo
@opo os en- ouoeH for ct Iigrtenoe
geIs5 pao GiDerpmono 8. o. Neeb.
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SsbsfnIS.

Nfifs Caroline S8orion 6sSe I Has.
ieoena California, SpnHags efter-
miSbog. Sun par fsbt | @iuneibief
Gorutp % pirteSe iom SpsepIeierffe
/ Chicago, til bun ntootte refie Ill
California for i'm SeIbrebs SfpIo.
Seroes ssiter, WtrS. Sipert Dillon
her | @peu, FL NdnSag Telegram ON,
OF BAN bar SeA % biIoe bIfpe beera'
ben Der oeff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28

bet isaar. 9isie Sinner er ffrenne
meo, bpao fables soot 8laf, men bill
be inben ii aar ia faImet meset, ON
Wanuifriptet bIeo eiemt iaa lem
ae.
Ru er naturIiepis bette life Zig at
f~oritaa, of Mermefene er bit bum.
mere, END be eneong bar. Selp ON
DC sarnIe @refere % Romere, sggpp.
iere og 5snifere o.i.p. pibite os fun.
De mangt og meget, iom man | Dor
Sio life neb os tom, ian peb os Tan
man | Dor Sio ~nenbelig rteget, Tom
Slotibens og Wiiboelaloerens SoIf
life foritob fig paa. Set maa tages
meb | getraetniuger,, nadr Salen er
ON table Sumter og slemte Spfth'
oelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-28
6lemte OpfinoeIier.
&c or bel b@rb at sisre pp isien.

Der mango for Dor Eio ufien6te
aimoifaber, iom @eno. beiab, ba
Teroen bar meget pnere, END ben mi
er. Mfen be er iaa beltuo glemt ca
fabt, at man bentpber til benz iom
"elemte Spfinoelier", "tabt S,rnIt"
o.i.p. Weget at bpao 8erben ptoite,
men slemte igienL bar bel pprb at BIZ
gienopbnset.
Sor Tuiinoer al aar fiben foritoo
gegppterne ben apnit at baIiamere
Sig iaa f%ulofomment, at man ben
Dag ioag fan ie beres bpoe aonger
% StormGnb | omtrent famine Elf.
felie, iom ba Sialen forIob 2egemet.
Wor Sio er RIG paa Sumter og aunb-
ifaber; men baIiamere Sig er hi no.
gen Sirifere til at eisre, iammenIig.
net meo De gdrnle sggpptere.
sbeffieIb faffer os De finefte, beo.
fte StaalbIabe og Sfierereoifaber,
man | Dor Sib fan forferbiee; men
ale SbeffieIbs Smeoe tiIiammen Tan
life faa til ct iaa sobt Spero6Iao,
JON Saraeenerne foritoo at imebe.
Oct er bel unfit, ON en- al bpert
ii Suiinb Stenbpsnineer, Tom bpgges
! bore 8age, pilbe funne itaa | 500
aar, 8i bar CLIENT ben aunit at
funre mitre iom be gamle Weitre.
Wen ! 8refenlanb og Stalien I. Or.
finbes Der brrgbare 8pgninger ner
emo to SuiinO gar eamle. Oct err
life melt 8psnin9sItenen, bet TOM.
rner on paa, men mer "Morteren".
gi tan life faa til iaa iterf Cement,
iom S~lhtibens Solf funbe. gementen
og "Worteren" | De gamle Romeres
os Gr9feres 9peninser Dor parigere
o9 Iterfere emo ieIpe Stenen; men
oct eieloer ianoelig life De gpgnin.
ger 90 Mrrarbeioer. iom blir til /
Dor Sio. @i bar fort og gobt CLIENT
9lmiten at faa til Cement os "Wsor.
ter ioa iterf og parig iom De samle
8rpferes og Rcmeres Cement og
"Worter~.
Der er siort fore Sremifribt paa
9emieirs Smraooe bare ben fioite
Wenneifeal6er; men trobs aft bet,
er Dog Dor 9ios aemifere meb al I'm
8iben life iitanb til at al os Sarpe.
ftofie 90 Ialing iaa porig os iterf.
fem Rolere og Sarpere ioritoo at iaa
til, inben De Rationer, iom ioag faT.
bes "itore", bar Itegne frem og Bit
til. gaa bore itsrite Wfuiaer fan
man ie eager, iom Dor malet eIler
farpet for Suiinber al aar fiben. 90
6oIf. iom foritaar fig poa SinseM
bar forunoret iig oper De pariee iter.
fe, pafre 6arper.
Woberne WaIere fisber fine Sar.
peitoffe ferbiaIapeoe, o9 bet foiter
Dem manee Ienee at faa "WaIins"
NOT til at male ct almiubelist fort
S~Iiemaleri. Men enbba BIZ 9iaeoer.
ipm males | Dor Sio, bli matte %
farpeleie for eller ienere. mems Bill
Ieber, iom bIep mntt Of be somIe Re.
fire, bar u,er pafre Barber ibag END
ct mt @alert. airuiten at lobe oa.
ria paffer WaIins er altiaa tabt,
Fisut bper ps en- al be aamIe Sltnit.
mere iorItoo at blanbe be Sarper, DC
brnetel Oct iamme si0Iber 5arpc.
ftoife.
Sen; Tom fan opfinoe ct eoot, oa.
rist Sfribeblaf, niIoe bli Winioner.
cm ban life bar aItfor itor Con.
@aen man bapbe ell Sang ! gerbeu
baaoe seet % pariet gIaf. gaa ct
Itsrre @nienm Tan man fnn ie 90.
fumenier ffrepne paa Sfiuo for nan.
ee Northumberland iiben, 90 Sfriften
er iaa uiorauoret, Jon bar ben Fire.