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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Vermont News Notes.

rI,,rv Dagest the young Hollander
80. ine North Adams, Mass, who was ar
rested in Bennington THURSDAY, evening
~, tba charge of stealing a bicycle belong,
;nr to G d. Gibson, was found gulity anu
ha1d in the sum of $500 bail tor county
court, Henry Fisher to whom Deees va
sold the bicycle for Sl.5O, was IN couro I'D d,
identified the respondent, Deees. '1 nm
that an information be flled asainaV nm in
and he was sentenG 9 10 t"'
the state prison at Windsor 3
Miss Hazel Moran, %, the daughter on Ul
Mr., and Mrs. Bernard ). Moran NOT n o1m
mitted suicide at East ralllenm Conc
har room in the afternoon she saturat
" har clothing with kerosene, set lre
Gu = 10 and inmped into bed. She made no
W :, "n and her parents did not know Oh
quiz ash act until they smelled the burn,
i heI t lar They FASTENED to her room
my had little difficulty in extlngqlsfnlImg
a uno Haze but the girl was trightIaTls
l Lne and died in the evening ne IN
uonng woman had not been right iheh'"'
" for some little time -.
,ftar he had narrowly escaped dedtI ~
-. as oossnbvxiation, Foster Franklin OF rair
la ". died of heart disease IN We
LAND fia,o hotel in New York Friday rralih
lin went to the hotel. week pt t,rned
III I r McAllister. When ne tulneu
VIII The a. electric lights he accidentally TURN
ed on the gas in the continuation So so;ons
electric chandelier. He was uhc pnt was
e tnIen the door was forced open' put wa
WIZ and seemed to have reco'elgl ~
from the effects of the gas. lie was JfS all
iIo" abn.t his narrow escape when ne is 81
dasd of heart disease probably lnuuoeu With
tbe nervous shock OF his experience WIN
the gas. ,of+ Mon
Frank L. Fish of Vergennes lelt MOI etote
day for Montreal to represent tne sun fuaro
of Vermont in a joint commission I'm oni
" and New York appointed 10 c On
far With the Canadian authorities Oh ine
lei Mvn Of further SEEMING of fish IN MIS- 1
q;souoi bay. The other members as o, 'n Of
3 Wermont commission are IL. u: Ipoll,as for or
Steve fish and game commlssloner io Of
Wornont and the Hon. n. w. FISK VI
H feln no Motto, The New York eomms
lsle : made up of two senators, three as
s snmbiymen and the forest fish and ga am
oormmissioners of the state OF New Nh Man.
Thn nommittee expects to meet IN MOI Mon
t ! ne OTTAWA and Quebec. Inc 1 lana
I;e officials are to discuss the questlo,as
;n ,rn between Canada and the s'aVe'
Of f Yer Vermont and New York
At rs %esta afternoon G s the voters disposed
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
CURE SKIN WITH
SIMPLE REMEDY.
Noted Eczema Specialist Comments on
a Proven Specific for Skin Diseases.

Physicians everywhere continue their
praise for ordinary oil of wintergreen
in a wonderful specific for Eczema
and other itching skin diseases. This
liouid. pure and clean as water, exter-
nally applied has instant effect. A few
drops on the burning, itching sore
causes instant relief, and short con-
tinued use gives a complete cure.
DR.. C. B. Holmes of Silver CITY,
Miss. is so enthusiastic about this
remedy-D. D. D. Preseription-that
he declares in a letter to the d. ID. ~
Company of Chicago that this great
remedy is as near specific for Eczema
as is auinine for malaria. 81 have
been using your D. D. d. for four
years with gratifying results, writes
DR.. Holmes.
There are thousands of other physi-
clans who use d. d. ID. Prescription,
the oil of wintergreen specific. ID. u;
D cures and it is so clean to use. II
we did not know what D. d. ID. will do
we should not recommend 1t to our
friends and patrons. -,
Brooks House Pharmacy, Main st.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
Call at our store anyway and let US
see the nature of your skin trouble.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Vermont NeWs
A LIVELY WATER WAR,
State Board of Health Has Sued Viii
lage Trustees.

st. Johnsbury has lively water war
in prospect. Machinery of a big legal
tilt over the question was put in motion
Monday when Sheriff George +, Winch
and Deputy Sheriff Fred Harryman
served subpoenas on the village trustees
and about 100 patrons of the corporation
water system. The suit is brought by the
state board of health because OF alleged
violation of its order forbldding the use
of this water system for domestic pur,
poses, because of claimed impurities ana
possible menace to public health,
The board of health last July issued
an order forbidding the use of the village
system except for commercial purposes.
The board claims its source OF supply, the
passumpsic river, is badly contaminated.
The st. Johnsbury Aqueduct company,
whose source of supply is Stiles pond IN
Waterford gained many village patrons
then, The village still continued to sell
water for domestic purposes.
The village trustees MAINTAIN that the
state board of health have gone beyond
their legal right in making this drastic
order. and will fight the case on that
issue. The suit is brought by Attorney
General C. C. Fits of Brattleboro. ne
will be assisted by States Attorney Guy
w. Hill of st. Johnsbury; The case Is a
most important one, as 1t VIII test Tue
power of the state board OF health i,
Several other towns have been served
with similar notices, and VIII watch the
present case with interest. IIu
The case is returnable before Judge
Waterman at the court term which VIII
meet at st. Johnsbury Dec. j.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Death of George E. johnson.

After long period Of i'll health, George
F. Johnson IS, died Sunday night at his
home in Burlington. He was born IN IN
Huntington and spent the early part Of
his life there. In 1868 he was appointed
postmaster in that town and until ISL VI
was an incumbent also of the oflces OF
town clerk and treasurer. He then re-
moved move to Burlington and received an APP
nointment as clerk in the revenue oiilce'
In 1879 Mr.. johnson was appointed dep,
uty clerk of the United states dlstrlGGII
and circuit courts, which position he heId
until 1885, when he was appointed clerh,
m rn, and being at the time Of his re-
t;rement the Oldest officer of this court
He IVA was appointed United, States com m
missioner in 1880, in which position i ne
was ,l,.' serving at the time of his death ,Mr,
Johnson was a Mason. lie had peei
secretary of the Algonquin club since Jus
foundation and had acted in the caPaclty
Of secretary of the Ethan Allen Engine
company CO for Is years: He was clerk ana Ha
traasurer of the Unitarian church Ne ne
trea s,n,;veJ nv wife, who was Miss
Martha Torrey of Pawlet.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

that the all'star aggregation OF that town
Is suffering from internal dlssension. A
team composed of men who have all been
IN the habit OF being leaders il likely to
meet with trouble OF this sort. How.
ever, lets hope the rumor isn't true.
John Harding. who went 10 ST. Johns
bury last week with the intention OF
playing center for the basketball team
OF that town. remained there one night
and then returned TO New York city,
where he has permanent position.
Harding says he is out OF basketball for
good.
Keene's basketball team smothered
Claremont at keene Saturday night, win.
ming by u score OF l0i to o. Sebastian
scored 20 baskets from the floor. Me
Guigan, who was member of the New.
port, \, H., team last season and as.
sisted in winning the state champion.
ship for Brattleboro, played center for
keene,
Marsh, who tried out with Bnttleboro
for few moments Tuedsay evening, was
clearly in no condition for fast work.
He carried pounds too much flesh about
the waist and was apparently bit lame.
Marsh is bucky, looking man, however,
and showed that he has had experience in
the game. The fans ought not TO Judge
him until he has had time to get into
shape.
Brattleboro viii play its next game
Wednesday evening with keene. The
Cheshire county aggregation is extremely
fast this season, having defeated Turner'S
Falls and Claremont by big scores. The
Brattleboro lineup will be the same as in
the first game probably except for the
center position. Davey will not be here
but Manager Doran intends to have the
position Tiled all right.
Saturday was a big day in the world of
college football. The most important
contest was that at New Haven, Conn,
between Yale and Princeton, which was
won by the former by a score OF u to 10
after Princeton had gained a lead OF 10
points in the first half and looked like a
sure victor. Dartmouth overwhelmed
Harvard by score of % to 0 and des-
troyed Ne last vestige of hope which the
crimson eleven might have had of tri'
umphing over Yale tomorrow. Pennsyl-
vania defeated Michigan to 0, Carlisle
defeated Minnesota u to 10, Williams
beat Amherst 20 to @, Brown trounced
University of Vermont "a to 0, and Cor
nell defeated Swarthmore.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
LOCAL MANS INVENTION.
DR.. G. X. Roberts Receives Patent on
Improved Artificial Limb.

DR.. George Y. Roberts has received
this week from his patent attorney in
Springfield, Mass, notice of the grant
ing of a sweeping patent upon an i'm
proved type of artificial limb. The
claims for this patent were filed Oct.
Q. The official action is especially
pleasing in that the patent is of an
unrestricted character, the examiner
permitting all features of the inven-
ton to pass under one patent. There
are several valuable points about the
new artificial limb which Dr. Roberts
has invented. One of these is the de.
tachable, pivotally connecting lock
joints by means of which one portion
of the limb can be made rigid con
tinuation of the other or can b. de-
tached without affecting the other
parts, the wearer being able to re-
move or readjust the member in a
few seconds time. Another import
ant feature is the pneumatic cushion,
or infatable sack, which extends
around the inside of the stump socket
and prevents soreness and chafng,
heretofore serious annoyances to all
wearers of artificial limbs.
DR.. Roberts is broadly protected by
the patent office on both of these
points and his invention is claimed to
be the most important improvement
made in artificial limbs in 20 years.
As soon as DR.. Roberts is able he in
tends to take steps toward forming a
company for the manufacture of arti-
fetal limbs. He is at present slowly
recovering from a severe attack OF
infammatory rheumatism which has
kept him confined for the past several
weeks.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
The Poultry Industry.

II is a fact not generally known that
of all farm products poultry stands NTH
in value. 1t is estimated that the cash
derived from the sale of poultry and eggs
amounts to half billion dollars annually,
Earmars however. are only beginning to
realize the profits that can be obtained
from a well cared for flock of hens. 1t
is doubtless true that many could more
than double their present gain if they gave
a little more attention to the feeding prob
lem. Guy H. Parker of Middletown
Springs, VT, writes of the way ne m
creased the egg production OF his fowls;
eggs since | began to use your Page S
Perfected Poultry Food;
Any one sending his address on a postal
card to c. S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt, and and
mentioning this paper, will receive by
mail, free, postpaid, a sample package OF
Pages Perfected Poultry Food"
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
ONLY ONE BEST
attleboro People Give Credit Where
Credit Is Due.

People of Brattleboro who suHef
|th sick kidneys and bad backs wan'
kidney remedy that can be depend,
upon. The best is Doan s Kidney
Bis, a medicine .or the kidneys only,
! de from pure roots and herbs, anu
onlv one that is backed by cures
Brattleboro. Here's Brattleporo
ltimOny:
fIrs. NJ. W. Bingham, of 3 Prospect
leet, Brattleboro, Vt, says: hesi,
BITS of this city will remember the
ktimopial in which Mr.. Bingham
(Ommended Doan's Kidney fllls
pc seven years ago. Previous 70
y time he had been more OF less
khered by kidney complaint and Its
endant symptoms. He procured
|hns Kidney Pills and their use aD,
rtely proved that the claims made
! them were not exaggerated. Since
tn there have been times when ne
! had slight returns of the trouble
he has always used Doan s Kidney
Is and they have on each occasion
pped the attack before 1t became a,
bad. We are glad to recommend
bns Kidney Pills whenever an op'
ftunity presents itself" 90
For sale by all dealers. Prlce 9V
Dis. Foster Milburn Co., Buffaio,
h York, sole agents for the united
&es.
Remember the name-Doan's-ahu
Y no other.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Sporting Notes.

The local team will play at keene Dec
md at Turner's Falls Dec. a.
II. Johnsbury won its opening game
esday evening by defeating, the. East
ston aggregation IA to 25. The visitors
Ne completely outclassed. ;,
The Lebanon, n. H., high school 1ooIp "a
IN defeated Vermont Academy at LeO n
on Saturday by a score OF ~ on u
.thcr side scored in the hrst nan ann ~
y once was Lebanon's goal line III
lger
The Springfield, Mass, Union Of Friday },
ltaned a picture of Florence h Gfaars
Holyoke, who has gone to G hoSItat
e, n. Y, to play with the star pash ano
l team of that city. Haggerty Is one
Blattleboro's favorites.
rumor comes from st. Johnsoury
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Arrested on Serious Charge but Re-
leased.


Charles Hamilton of Marlboro was
arrested Wednesday morning by
Deputy Sheriff NJ. p. Davis on com
plant of State s Attorney R. G. Ba-
con charging him with illicit relations
with Edith Haley also of Marlboro
Miss Haley is but little over Is years
of age. The arrest was made in the
morning but on account of the SUI
preme court being in session it was i'm
possible to get to the trial until 4.30
D. m. Several witnesses were sum-
moned by the state. These were Mrs.
Haley, the girl s mother, Raymond
Haley younger brother and Charles
Butterfeld. all of Marlboro. Before
any witness was called Judge E. w.
Gibson ordered the room cleared of all
spectators on account of the nature OF
the evidence that was expected to be
drawn forth To the charge Hamilton
pleaded not guilty. Things went well
until Miss Haley was called and ask
ed certain questions, the answers to
which it was expected would convict
the respondent. 1t seems that Miss
Haley had made several admissions to
Mr.. Bacon Tuesday and it was this
confession that was to be laid bare be-
fore the court. Miss Haley resorted
to tears when pressed by the state for
an answer. When not in grief she
evaded his questions. Several times
Judge A. F. Schwenk, counsel for the
defendant, objected to the manner OF
questioning assumed by the states at
torney and lively tilt ensued which
was stopped only when the court in
terposed While Miss Haley was in
tears States Attorney asked to have
the case continued and placed the de-
PENDANT on his own recognizance IN
the sum of $1,000.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEER LAW,
Some Points That May Interest Aocai
Sportsmen.

Nro,, that the time is approaching when
Nov w., 'n ,'rov yn a short interval for the
hunting of deer it may be well LOT nun
n nrn IN nnrsuit of this game to aGrquaihe
themselves thoroughly with the law u.
ordar TO avoid trouble with conduct the'i
hunts on legal lines; h., lad n
The wording of the statute has leu 70
tbe impression that the hrst 10 daSs ~ ~
December are open to the hunting
deer. As matter OF tact, lawyers yya nat nat
houe looked up the matter believe t ma
n"h 70 DAYS for hunting are gwen. Inc
I 1ns 10 annlying to Cheshire county Is a.
f aM w. No person shall hunt catch en-
l;nit or Of Je the counties of Cheshire, ::
a n,,,, from the first to the l5th DAY ~. ~
g noodnobar Of each year, and then WIN n
lSotnmns only. using buckshot not smaller
thap one-fourth of an inch IN diaihe-
'e + has been suggested by, good. lawyers
that as the law reads and as 1t woulu
nrobably be construed by the suPiemln nv
court the first and fifteenth days OF AZ, De
cember are excluded, leaving ohly 10 uay
on which hunting is legal, linen as t;nG
there is an old law ,prohloltihg o mII' ax.
on o" tbe FIRST. eighth and fifteenth days;
Will Wh;ie This law might not be eniorce91
l,rrr here ere there seems to be good GROUND
s or gSeenng that the first and fifteenth
days az ythe "I Iaw as explained above and hunt
ers should bear this in mind. ~ .b.t
County Solicitor o. E. Cain in states and g thae
he has no ruling from the MS hsn t amu thew
baHa decided that legal hunting begins
on Monday. December 2, and las,s u Tha
mdni lgaa ding deer hunting will be strict
Ia Iaw erfegEced for the deer have become 50
tame that it is believed that gnmefci ali
slaughter would take place &c without al
restrictions being, lived up TO- .ho+ rife
un nst not be used, that one can shoot only
must d ho, that dogs must not be used,
t tSat Jacks or any artificial lights must sTt
n u,f' he used, and that snares or traps ar, are
n r The law provides that ueer
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

Of the proposition to investigate the Plant I
vi view VIZ of purchasing the same, by w dtT,
n l,r'Ss'' one dissenting vote The plant was
oi,H o" three Years ago by a company pro
p l"n+a ~ hv T. k. Dunbar of Boston 1t
i has been asserted that the plant cost G
$50 $50 900. The company was bonde eao apr
$4,000 and was operated by lts o fnread
until December, 1906 when II r Mas ao' tbe
into recevership by G. mb 10 b bas sum nm
New York % 6f Remington waS '1 to collect
lner o+a aeS of sI5 OoO 1t is expected that the
n,a nT'e will be disposed of during the COM omG
InR that the property would be sofa sold
f Ser'e less than its value movement w "nd
iOa arTr to purchase the works ana
franchise as a public utility
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Reasons for Savings Bank
Success

The Londonderry Sitter, speak
ing Of the Hyde Park (Vt.) Saw
ings Bank, summarizes the reasons
for the remarkable success OF that
institution as follows:
This bank with Ex-Governor Page IS its
president, is to be congratulated upon the
volume Of its business, having passed the
million dollar mark in its assets July lin;
also upon its business methods, all its IN
yestments being within the state OF YER
mont. 1t has depositors in all parts OF the
state, due to its liberal advertising, prompt
service and 4 per cent. interest rate.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

killed within the state may not be sold
side and that deer killed may not be
bought for the purpose of selling, sold
or given away within the state to the
number of more than two in one, season,
When deer are transported within the
state they must be open to view and
nlainly tagged with the owners name,
The penalty provided for violations of the
law Is a fine not exceeding 5000, or a jail
sentence of not more than SIX months
or both.-Keene Sentinel
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
This Is Worth Remembering.

As no one is immune, every person
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Sold by All Drug
gists
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

Score, Brattleboro SO, Turner's Fails
Goals from floor, Boggio 6, Davey
Martens 3, Doran 3, Stafford 2, nag
rty +. Mclaughlin 2, O'keefe q
Town >, Wachter. Goals from fouls,
atens 2, Haggerty 2. Referee,
Dan Riley. Scorer, W. hley'
inner, Clune. Time, three l5-minute
friOds. Attendance, 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
8iuieere poittransport.

goitSepnrtementet / @aibingtcn,
g., bar MI eiter &ongresienS
Srbre - besnnot at onrorone Den
SfoIa, bpprefter Sernbonerne beta
les FOR gefprSrifoett at Il. @. Go't.
aouaresien frrbeoe neTnlig Ell gseo-
iettelIe al 5 9roceatt poa Stnier, iont
bnaLia befcr6rer mellem 5000 og
$4,000 8lunb Boitiager o9 en- gteo'
iettelie Of 10 Grocent paa Stnier,
Iotn ~befororer oper $4,000 Blrro bag
Itg.
Deu fsrite Iute, iom bar 8ien'
itan6 'or Smorouing, bar Oftlrpau'
fee.gonen melleln Srtonpiae, Otinn.,
o. 8oupiIle, 8. DAT. ganen bar
poa benne Str9fiting mootoget
$173.56 pr. @tI pr. Gor for 8oitbe.
forbrirtg, og ifisnt WeSiettdien fun
beIsber iig til 10 Gents Mdct, piI BOG
oaIaa bette Hi en- pen Gum for Dc
fire gar BEN npe &ontraft omfutter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
) en- Sfvsee.
~ilfor6eSerlis Sebranfer frpsteSe Gam
mclle.

Staoia 8rltg etten at Se eller
Safe f~rembringer nfte fprifrmfenoe
S~pmptomcr 90 @iften (Goffeine) in'
ocboISt / Sisie Simg Dirfer nreo iterre
araft hos no9Ie Solf emo hos arore.
Seq FAR oIorig oGret Ell auffe.
ornnfer," Tfriuer en- SIlinots.S mne,
"men en- SeSunfer. Seq bar neget
uerpss, boboe bpppiae SafGlber al
Supeopine % SierteipgSpm, og til
fine Siocr bur ieg uoiot for iterfe Nm
greb al @aISefoIif.
@n lterSeIigbeb af isonlsie Nrtter
funbe bare SiIf9loer ON gaatten,
oa min bpire Sioe blep pniGtt, og BET
Tom tlienSe Hnale itaf mig |
4isoe. Eli fine 9ioer finbe iea
neppe fao SiNeen no al @lr,oeu %
uft bsire Sie % gre bar poartrfet.
2ugprue fortaltc mig, at reg mar
lrm BELT fltnSe bIice IamiIoaet, Iru
leg rur / en- ItaSie Srmt, Seq fog
@eSiciner al forifRiiise Eager % en-
Morteoe 8atentmeoieiner oft til
iRge,t Gsptte.
29gerra bcS mig lutte at BRUCE
IL, men ie9 troeoe life ieg fintSe tere
nbcn Oct - Set rar min calelte Ststte
iee banoe Snsffet &c | % gnr %
nnret unhcr CORRESPONDING ! 10.
0mtrant ier Noaneoer iioen IliIt.
teOe io9 at BRUCE &c % begpnote at
briffe 9oihim.
Seq bur life bapt ct errelte all.
iplbe al Soaeopine iioeu % fun et
gngneb al @dlSefolif. &dr
at bare Sc palre SiIfGlScr en-
Nsliten, iooer 9oSt, on NIT Sierte BIZ,
Der belle Siben itcrfere.4 gaaoiret op.
sipeS al Toinm 60, Battle Greef,
9GS on lille @og, "Sbe &oaO
10 @elpae", | 9afterne. Ser er
en- @rluS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26

len ! Barton, bbor ban eftcr to Mars
Stltoier | 1868 ti0erdininereoes jonl
teolcgiif aancioot. Ga ben norif.
hnnife aonfcrenS blep ftiftet I 1870,
bar paftor pdiIion meo, og ban inb.
tog Ell Ie6enoe Gtiling inoen bette
Sofnfinb, inbtiI BET gif op | ben
Joreneoe stirfe, ca bar, fioen Stri-
ben ON MugSburg Seminnr for.
Dolbte en- SpIitteIie | bet iioitnGpnte
Samfuno, paret en- af 2eoerne | Gri-
firfen.
0or WinnenpoIis bar gaff. PAUL
ion en- ipregen getponing, od ban
bar ben ferfte Brett for ben fsrite
norffe Wenigbeo gpen. en- af benz,
Tom I 1867 bar mieb at ftifte grefol-
bigbeos Menigbeo, pur Sobn Eolil-
ion, en- grooer af 9aitor BmuIion.
Gn ben npe Menigbeo ifiiloe foloe
Treit, fnIbt goIget paa aanoioat
TnnIion, og 81. s. Gbften bIen Conn
meren 1868 fenot iii Spnooemsoet |
Career for at operbrinee bam Sal
oct. san omtog bet % boIot fort
efter fin ferite prGoifen | gpens fer-
ite norife Strife, ct Deficient Trnbus
paa Siernet of t2te ape. 9. % 3hie
8aoe, | TRrbeoen at, bDor Wor-
mama San m, itaar. s 1874 fra.
troabte Tait. EauIion Srefoloigbeos
Menigbeb. San bar iioen betient
Menigbeber I pg omfring 8idmar,
Minn., og | gIand,aropile, 8is.
Sor to aor iioen neOlagoe ban Frp.
oifeembeoet % bar iioen beet
Sarge. Der Dor MI bans Suitrn og
ire at bans @ern, bporaf en- Satter
er gift meb TnItor g. &omSoal. San
cfterInber fla oesrben ire gsrn !
@isconiin % ct | ct. Banl. Den
ngpnte 8rooer, Sobn Yunlion, bar
/ en- aarrpffe ! ganfforretning Der !
minneapolis og Dor M | California.
ga 2rigen brsb no, bar Baitor
8atIion I CARRIER paa Seriebeisg.
Get fort9Iles, at en- bel Sfare lnge
Mqnb | CAREER Gointp lent en- vi
ten bar iantleoe ON Speroningsfon.
toret. Ser bar en- natarltg Nclen.
Oct par ingen Gpss at eaa | arisen.
Gluoielig rnabte en-: "@aar Paltlioi,
meo, iaa gaar hi oIle!" 90 iaa GIT
ban. San bar 2sitnant | 9oe Wtn'
neIota I%eaifnent, og unoer Snoia'
neropItanoen fitngercbe ban iont
Gnptein. % bans 2egiment tom
til Sort Smelling, bIep bet ienot no
for at fipmpe meb Snoianerne. VI.
fer ct aars Sorlsb blep oct ienot til
gpben, bpor 2sitndrt 8anllon efter
en- fort Sio isgte % fit afifeo paa
@rirno at oaarlig Selbreo. SON rel.
ite ga biem % fortiatte fine teologtife
StiSier beo Seminariet | Rarton,
en-