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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
JOHN FLAHERTY HELD
FOR THE GRAND JURY
By Magistrate Riley For Defacing
Property at the Nutter House
in the East End.

There was a large crowd present
in Magistrate Riley's court Monday
evening to hear the trial of John
Flaherty on the charge of defacing
property of George Wachter. pro-
prietor of the Nutter House in the
East End two weeks or so ago. At
the close the magistrate bound the
defendant over to the grand jury
in the sum of 500 which he gave.
It appears that John got into some
trouble in the Nutter House bar
room and was elected. The plain
tiff alleges that John broke door
up trying to get back in. F. H.
Rhodes, James Robinson and w.
Guy Merritt acted as attorneys for
the defense and M. G. sperry for
me plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
About the Ice Family.

Whenever polar expedition is in
progress we hear of ice foes, pack ice,
sailing ice and other things OF which
the reader in temperate climate has
only a hazy idea, which makes him
miss the interest of the news. An 'ice
field" is an area of frozen snow or wa
ter so large that the limits are invisi-
BILE and unknown. On the other hand,
a "loe" is mass Of ice perhaps very
large, but whose boundaries are seen
by the explorer. When such foes be-
come broken and the pieces are wedged
together by the wind and the currents
they form pack Ice" the terror of
the arctic voyager. When a ship gets
caught in mass of pack ice there it
remains fast until contrary winds or
currents break up the pack, and then
we have sailing ice"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
a F,taI Advertisement.

Vestrls, the great dancing master,
died at eighty-three. and 1t was said
he would have lived till a hundred but
for sudden and mortal blow in the
shape of an advertisement. One day
he asked for newspaper, probably
for the first time in his life. Scarcely
had he opened the sheet when his eyes
lighted upon the following: Wanted,
professor of dancing at Calcutta.
Must be skillful chiropodist at the
same time" He took TO his bed and
never left 1t again alive. $780, 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Suits at SIS

Pretty Suits, Elton Styles. made
of Wolfe, Chiffon, Panama, French
Serge, in black, blue, champagne,
leather, gr-een,lght and dark grey,
brown, fancy t.im'd with braids,
and vests, pretty sleeves.
Also Prince Chap Pony"
and hip length, tight fitting models
in plain and fancy stripes, checks
and mix.
The skirts in the new plated
models. Values $50 and $35. Our
Special Price, SIS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
spoke For Him,eIf.

1t is told of Charles Lamb that one
afternoon, returning from a dinner
party, having taken a seat in a crowd
ed omnibus, a stout gentleman subse-
quently looked In and politely asked.
IAN full inside5" II don't know how
It may be with the other passengers, .
answered Lamb. .'but that last piece Of
oyster pie did the business for me"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Suits SIS to SO

Several styles that are master
pieces of the designers art. OF
Altman Voiles, Chiffon, Panamas,
and finest imported fancies; Elton
and Ponetto models.
Particular care given TO special
orders, seeing that only one model
of a kind is sold, assuring absolute
protection of any duplicates.
Confer with our Mr.. Souders
personally regarding particulars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
LONG leseed Birds.

Long legged birds have tails so short
that they seem to be out of proportion
to their bodies. But there is a reason
for the short tails. Birds, while flying,
and often while walking. use their
tails for steerage purposes. When
birds with long legs take to flight, they
throw their legs behind In a manner
that causes them to serve the same
purpose as a tail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
For the Municipal Election, Which
VIII Be Held Here on
April . Next.

At meeting held Monday night in
John 7. Grifln's store at the West
End, the following Prohibition ticket
for the coming municipal election
was placed in the field:
For mayor. Otis Stout.
f-Police-James H. Moore
Clerk-Thomas Patton.
Collector and Treasurer-Jasper
Pew.
Street superintendent-T. N.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
PROHIBITIONISTS
NAME A TICKET

Donohue.
Water Works commissiOner-w
G. McKeehan.
Assessor-D. j. Walters.
For Councilmen.
Second ward-G. w. shuttleworth.
Third ward-Sllas Ash.
Fifth ward-Taney Harrison.
School Commissioned. T. Grit
IN.
The meeting was presided over by
]. Otis Stout and there was a fair
attendance. Candidates for council
in the first and fourth wards win be
named later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
EVERY pav tbe se.t.

Write it in your hearts that every
day Is the best day In the year. No
man has learned anything rightly I'M
I'll he knows that every day Is dooms-
Emerson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Mr.. Donehre. candidate for street
says he will repair
Baltimore street the first thing, If
elected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Diamond Dope

President Morrow, of the Latrobe
team. had $500 subscribed for his
team in three days and things are
looking rosy for him. The West
Penn Railway Company is building
him a park at Woodlawn, one and
one-haif miles from the business sec
ton of the city, that will seat 1900
people in the grand stand ard twice
that many in the bleachers. Few
players remain to be signed for him
to complete his team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
PARSONS OUDERS CO.
s24-22e cLARKSBURG Block
A Noteworthy AssembIage Of Tailored Suits


swhat
ddsuncha dpredene nontempo
o benives ysnaedby If hisconn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

At least $sO,OOO,OOO was paid out
last season for the enjoyment of the
national sport and 75,OOO,OOO people
paid good money to sit on a board
and watch eighteen players struggle
on the diamond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

contract, including a pitching stan
that looks good to Charleroi fans.
Their twirlers when the season opens
will be Wolfe, McIlvaine, Cannon,
Foster, Gray, Bass. Galbraith, Pat
rick, HUMPHREYS and McCleary.
Wolfe, Canon and Foster are al
most sure to be fixtures because of
their splendid work last year while
the remaining seven are almost sure
to produce some high class timber.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

In four weeks Connellsville play
ers will report for practice, and on
Friday evening. May 8. big parade
headed by the Connellsville military
band and followed by Manager Ma
larkey, his players. and hundreds of
fans will march through the streets
and announce the opening of the
season. The band will play "Therell
be hot time in the old town to-
night" Malarkey has signed some
more players and now has a bunch
that will make other w. Pa. aggre-
cations sit up and take notice when
it comes to going after the pennant.
Among the late signers are Tommy
Dowd of Chicago, one of the fastest
outfelders in the minor leagues, and
Charles Fisher, pitcher from
Rochester.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

At Beaver Falls the people are get.
ting warmed up and the outlook for
a successful season is good. A free
park has been given to Charles
Jewell, the manager and owner, and
he cleared about $1,000 on boomer
tickets. He has his team in line
and win be ready to start the season
with a first class team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

The business men and fans at
Greensburg have become SO enthus-
ed over the team there that they
have notified James Anderson. the
owner that he can have all the money
he wants to tide him over the rough
places this year, but from present
indications there will be little need
of them coughing up to help him
along.
Charleroi has 81 players under
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

1t is estimated that under the
head of the legitimate there are 80
professional base ball leagues
throughout the United States, and
these vii average seven clubs to the
league. That gives us 21s profess
sional base ball clubs to entertain
the sport-loving public from the cos
mopolitan cities to the small hamlet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Misses Suits

Chic models for girls, 10 to IA
years, and young ladies IA to 20,
Elton, Pony, Box and Semi fitting;
large variety, plain and fancy
stripes, checks and mix.
$40 SIS $1s.75
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Misses and children's, Box and
Semi-fitting coats, light, stylish,
fancy materials, plaids, checks,
stripes. Sizes / to oslo Ia, aand
IA to 20; Prices $3.50 to$7.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

charleroi has ~ players under
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-13
National
and State
Universities
By
President HADLEY
Of Yale.

- HE history of every department of national
life is a story of INTERACTIONS between the
and the The history of collegiate education
exception this general rule Until the early part OF
the nineteenth century the work of higher education
done by few colleges IN THE EAST These were with
exceptions The founding of universities
introduced wider For than half the
fury the universities the stood for BROADER CON
CEPTION of university training than that which generally prevailed
in the
But the last forty years the universities have under
change They have wdened their conception of what
college should do They differ from the institutions
much in the things they teach in the CHARACTER AND
TRADITIONS of the student body. Their constituency
and local Their associations with genera
tons alone but with Amid the sntegatng tendencies of
American life they form overwhelmingly strong cohesive element
them distinctive feature in American life which likely
become MORE AND MORE IMPORTANT time goes on
These endowed universities of the NATIONAL The
state universities Of the by contrast LOCAL [
willing say single word which would appear criticism of the
Of state universities They rendering magnificent services
the country Nevertheless if this tendency ocae learning
teaching of science and literature would
lose half its benefit We do the republic of
organized too sharply ON STATE LINES.
FROM DIFF
FERENT EACH OTHER AND
KNOW EACH OTHER, CAN PLAY TOGETHER
AND CAN FORM COHERENT WHICH SHALL
PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY DISRUPTION THOUGHT
WHICH ALONE CREATES THE DANGER Of POLITICAL DISRUPTION
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-13
The American Lives Too Fast.
BY President Ii. c. KING of oberlin College.

of Rim College
HALLOWNESS passion for comfort and lacka
~ dasical, easy going DISREGARD OF LAW are the be
~ setting sins of the American people.
We are in real danger from the American rush We
pride ourselves living fast and do nation that lives
TOO FAST TO THINK is lost
1t curious that in this age of science which reign law
supreme there should be disregard law IN MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL AFFAIRS In reaction from Purtanm
we to have fallen into akadaa easy going point of view
as it, somehow other expected escape whenever we
so DESIRE We are in danger of waking with ringing
awful mockery of those words, "Thou fool"
have doubt that the American people wrongly interpret
ed when they cassed gbber the
of immense increase wealth. the danger the stupefyine
DEADENING effect of passion for material comfort man
deny.
our PERSONAL OUR NATIONAL lDEALs-wE HAD THEM
DANGER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-13

got to say and make quick switch again to the
comedy and LEAVE HIM LAUGHING.
want to tell you something right now, and just
Jot this down in your memo book The man with
the laugh is the POPULAR MAN, you can bet all
you've got on that; the popular is the prosper
Gus man, and guess that's pretty safe wager too
This Is a great big country. Barrels of money
in the United States, and wise men laugh themselves
into a bank roll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-13

You to laugh, want laugh we all want to laugh
If married hand your wife laughs as pos
sible That will make her love you ALL THE MORE If YOU
have children and do things them laugh and they'll
grow up and be happy and women.
Hand your employer many laughs you and YOUR
JOB Is SAFE and will you thinking up stuff hand your
andady laughs in order hang the hall YOU laughed
your way into
Make the waiter laugh and he you twice as we'll
WHEN you GO TO THEATER TO LAUGH
IF YOU LAUGH, THE TO YOU LAUGHS IF he
LAUGHS THE FELLOW NEXT TO HIM LAUGHS LAUGHTER
IS CONTAGIOUS THE FIRST THING WHOLE
HOUSE is LAUGHING, THE ACTORS TWICE AS
HARD YOU GET THREE TIMES AS MUCH MONEY AND
EVERYBODY SATISFIED
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-13
r. All of Us Like to Laugh. 4

GEORGE nd Actor.
~ VERY time you hand out a laugh YOU make SOMEBODY
- happy. Any time YOU handed laugh YOU'RE
~ happy.
The hard luck fellow with dolefu tale is the man
dodge The good with joyful story the
you ALWAYS glad to meet.
Smile when you approach, and laugh when you leave.
If you MUST tell bad news spring it on him
all a
Surround seriousness with comedy by saying something
funny and when he begins ggg pull the terrile
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
SIomherbanoei.

3 gnaIano omiGttes Der 8lomIter
for 80 Drill. Dollars ON aaret. s
DC Waaneoer. bpor Sanbelen meo az
ifaurne glomIter er i9rlig goo ,
fra Sftober til Slutuingen al SUM
- ofiGttes Der oa9Iig ior omtrent
500, 600 @IomIter. SauOelen meo
bar / 2sbet at oct iioite
babe aarbunoreoe bapt Ell rioenoe
Sremgoug. 9lomiterbutiferue | Son'
Don fan / SeIifnbsieionen altio no.
tere en- rioeuoe aiiGtning pao al
ifaarne gIomiter 90 gutetter. Ter
til fommer 9IomitcrbanoIerne ! Bro.
piuierne OF 8aoebanolerue. anlPt'
ter man DC lonoonIfe 8ooebunolereS
aarlige glomiterialg til Az Wttu,
Collars er oct life for bsit iat. vi
glomiterbanOIerne | 9ouoon gisr
Itore So~rretninger, fees aleue oeraI.
at geItiainger pua glomiter ira &e'
i~touratsrer ill geIsb al baIpoubet Ell.
Ter to 1uieu, blot / anleoning al e.
Selifab. ilet life bsrer iii Sieloenhe
6erne. aIene ira 6raufrig og So
nolserue ubieres aarligt til england
for A Mill. Collars glomiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
Cunard LINENS
specieHe Motifs.

TorbpeitenS Sfoubinaoer bor pit
flor Sssnteresie ligeoperfor De SrGita'
tioner, Der er eiort af Gunaro Gin
lens upe Camper "2
oa Set bill uoen Soil ogiaa intereS'ere
Dem at bere, at "W auretanta",
"2 uiitania"s Ssiterifib, $4,000
aegiiterton og 10000 SeitefrGfter,
poo i'm 800 @lils Brspetrr uopifIeoe
en- WiooeISbaitigbeo al 27.36 anob |
Eimen, oet ptl iige bet iamme Ionl
I31h Mil / 5imen. 9enne Surtis'
be6 er omtrent Ell auob mere emo ben,
iom az uiitania" uouiite.
"R auretania" oiieiIer ira
Refu gorf paa lin maiden popage"
Den 30te Hopember, og ben bar ele'
eoute prioate &abptter for to, fire
eaer Ter Yasioaerer | treble Slasle.
Zen itore Suleerfuriion aigaor ira
RinneapoIis Den 26be Rooember. og
oae, iom enifer of ann meo bette 6nr'
tsi, ber inoieuoe ct 5oriflto al 5000
til erueit GarIep, Mgr. Gunorb Cine.
Winneapolis, for at fire ia Tlaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
Merfeliee GiIfeIoer,

lli9bpanIiee SiIoraseIier frem'
brinser ofte m9rfeIige SiIf9I0er,
men ielu imaa % oagligoasie S9n'
oelier fan ogiaa babe irnberIiae Ss1'
ger. On ung 9ige / 5lorence, y. o.,
begpnbte at lie iaa it9rft 40 en- Siito'
RTE, Tom fortaltes, at bun life funoG
itanie, og bun 10 | belle otte Elmer
uben at nogen 2pge bar iitalo til al
oGmpe benoes 2pitigbeo. "a bun
enoelig bolot op at lie bapoe bun m
gen grinoring ON oct forefolbne,
en 5eleiou.Gige / GlepeIano, 8.
gabeoe iaa ltRrft en- Morgen, at aiR'
perne gift Of Seb, og bun maatte / er
Sart brinees til ct SoipitaI, for a
iaa De uunopRrlige Semmer brogt
/ SEQ igien, for bun funoe iortGlt
ON, bporleoes oct sif til. en- Big
/ 9euper gif oct Dog pGrre meb I'M
Der en- lisnenoe WtorgengiRip, ice
bun nemIis peo at iIaa Sopeoet ill
bage fit 3aften al SEQ. 3pgtig'
99ger par Dog iitanb til at rette pat
bette.
Ian berer ofte ON mGrfelise Sil
f9Ioer meo Senipn til SpnaaIe, De-
bepGger Jig fra Den enc Del at De
menneifelige 2egeme til bet anbet
en- @onb / Sart 9ountp. aentuctp
ilugte iaaleoes en- SpnaaI for 40 aai
iioen, meoens ban iom nns Gut tpg
geoe Sasiairas.garf. Sor fort Iii
iioen mqrfebe ban Ell itiffenoe 5or
nemmmeIie i Soueoet, os oct bite III
at pore IaaIen, Der altiaa ! 40 aa
bapbe pGret paa ganorins | bans Sc
gene. en- apinoe / 8ilfesbare, pa.
fit for fere aur iioen en- Spnoal
armen, og benne Raal blep iener
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
"Gobafs. Pierte".

"Sobofs. Sierte" = set bill iige en-
ipeelig Silitano / Siertet Tom Sslse
al grugen at Sobaf = er iugenlunbe
noget uiGopanligt M for Siben, merl
oa en- reipeftabel Game / Baltimore
forIeoen ienoteS til Soipitalet for al
bebanoleS for 6enne Speoom, iao
pafte bette itor Spm6rfiombeo blanoi
2Gserne, ba oenne Dame alorig bap'
De npbt Sobaf | nogeu Sorm. 8eb
nRrmere rt~noerisgelie bite bet fig
imiblertio, at aue Ianofolf / benbes
Susitanb bar uforbeberIige Sobofs.
rsgere, bporneo belle Suiet bar bleoer
iaalebes giememtr9ngt al Sobafs'
eiften, at bun peo ! lGngere Tib a
leue | oenne atmoif9re bapbe paaora'
get Jig ct 9gte "Sobafs- Sierte" =
Der fort9les ON en- Mano / Ner
Yorf, at ban rsgte Sobuf meo Der
iamme Bibe, iom bans Sar bapot
brust, bpiIfen Bibe iaaIeoes bapot
p9ret brligt | belle 20 gar; men 90
bans ieraars gamIe Ssn oeiaa for
is9te at gaa | lin Sabers og 9ebite'
faoers Sooipor % beapnoe meo 9rii
gen at ben gamle 8ibe, ioa gift De-
golf, ibet 8utten osbe al Ricotinfor,
9iftning. 9ette bllrbe bore en- 90
ooriel moo 9rugen al Sobafspiber
Der bar gaaet | glrp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

SiSie ionbt Ell 2Gge / Glasgow, SLOT.
LAMB, oct n~eSpenoi9t at oiifirrc en- al
DC itsrite Nhiifler, oa oeune bIco Der.
poo eritattct al Sslutrooo. lluoer
Ell ienere Operation ficrueoeS 9rpit.
benct poo iomme Wauo, oa bette er.
itutteoeS ioa al Ell SslopIabe.
CT uofioa mGrteligt SiIfGloe be.
retteS ON Ell Iioen Giae | Sebigb
Gcuutp, pa, Der bar Grsblina. geo
eli SpgepleierifeS llo9tiombeN foIot
bun pad 8uIuet, bporoeo Raffen
brUffebes of SEQ; bun bIeo aIoeles
biGIpelsS, og frm6e life rsre iig meS
llnbtugelIe al Irmene. en- Gng
bapbe oct i~toffeIS Barn uIioeIige
Smerter | Sopebet, % bun areb Der.
for meo begge SGuber ON bette for
Iigeiom beroeo at oilIne S%cpebpineu,
ga iproua @offen meo ct tiIba9e |
SEQ igien, og Eigeu bIeo burtig bel,
iaa bun fiiuoe bepGge fig omtrtng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

peo en- Operation fiernet fra benoes
Wope. Gn gise ! Connecticut itaor
sperit / MGften meo Senipn til
"Ionae gonoringer" al SpuaaIe | bet
menneIfeIige 2egemr, ioet bur fit en-
iaooan GaaI | Sober o. mango aar
efter fom ben no iaien al benoes
Gre.
3 9etp yorf er Der en- apinSe, Der
ioo at iige mafiooeli9 cirfnl9rer mel
lem aiGmpebpens foritielise Soipi.
taller iom ScIee oi benoes ipgeIige
3iIbsieIiabeo til Of ipiie SpnoaIe.
9isie p~anorenoe Granddaughter er
ipreot oper belle benNrS 2eeeme -
Roffen, grniene os 9eneue, og bo
fIere af Dem bar pGr2t ! bet9ntelig
HGrbeo al Siertef, er oct n~aturlispiS
en- meeet aIporlie afiGre. Sioeu
4 .StroaIerne o~pfar0teS tou man oft.
iua fra Sib til anben boIbe Die mel
Sunoalenes ganoring / BET menueife'
liee 2egeme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
Meaos Sen5oin Sotion

Sor ipruften eler iaar CUB er bette gtios
bel ptsielig eisubontmeligi. Bat ON ai'
tenen S9nber, gals os Gniist / Iun'
tent gano os tor usl Hso ct sropt SaanOtlG,
be, berpaa gipes en- COB Snbimprtng al
gReabs SenSoin Cotton, os Sc oil ON Mor'
aeneu blipe operraitet; - 9eres sub oil
pere flgielsblpb ipm ct 8orns. g2iolet
bruses iitebetfpr 9aooer, os sjpr life Suoen
itinnenbe, heller life ILGbris euer ~ieOtustis.
ga bet er tilpirfet al 8en5oiu bebsuer &c
life at betanfe Sem paa at prspe bet. Get
er life siitist, os en- tor Slate pil pGre moi
for bele aamilien I iere Ranneber. &c,
Tom .buiter" goru, fan imgre is ON aits'
nen. ON RprseHsH insen iaare S9nber,
Sor Barbering imgres bet paa aHiistet isr
man imoiGber bette, buorpeo bet banner en-
tpno 5inoe, Der b~eitgtter Subeu mob SG'
ben, Der / nRIien ale Iilf9fbe beuirter ben
iaa frnstebe &lase - iaart Gniist. gRan
fan bar5ere fig bper Sag, % faa nsie, ION
mau suiier - man bebpper itis at mare no
gen 5rpst for at bIiue aar.
9iiialss paa ale lsoeHbe apothefer. Spti
9eres apotbeter life bar bet paa SaaHoeH
iaa iniiiter pon, paa at ban iiafier bet. Spis
ban bar nosst 'liseiGa spot-, iua FAB Zen
life narre, men faa, bpaS Se forInuser :
Reabs 8ensoiu Cotton. Ter er Stlsnbeo
bpereneite Slate. 4ris 25 Cts. pr. SLATE.
eenbt / gOiten lOc rrtra for 5rimarter.
Mead's Chemical Co..
7eeorab, Soma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
9iuiee %SeeemtoIer.

Der paaitaaes, at nan nnoer noe'
pelien al piSie SaonOpGrf fan bel
brebe eIler ~iorebpgee enfelte Spgoom'
me. Wfan tiger I. er., at SoIf, iom
arbeiber / 5abrifcr Tor Haffinering al
Ole, life blioer ifaloebe, og man an.
befaIer iaalebes SHbgnibuirrg al Se.
troIeum I Sope0bhben JON ct Mib.
Del MOB SaaretS IffaIoeu. Sproer,
Der tilbrineer tit 2tp | RGrbeOeu al
Soar, iigeS at bore minbre ubiat for
Spaoom paa @runb af Den eienbom.
melige 2ugt, Der uosaar fra Scare.
mes ITO. Der fort9aes iaaleoeS, at
Wsorene / enfelte 2onbe bringer fine
Born, Der Iioer al aigboite, no blanot
Saarene, iaa De fan inooanoee benue
2igt al llIben. Grbeioerne / Salt
pGrfer bIioer aI0rig forfislet, og De,
iom err beifipftigeoe | 9rpggerier,
@arperier og 5obrifer for Siloirf.
ming al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iiges al
bore minore u6iotte for 59riug, emo
andre Solf. 9c iom er beiti9itige0e
meo at plliffe 2apenbel | De egne,
bpor man tiIpirfcr Porfiimer, err al.
brig plagebe al neuralgia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
$500 Yrisueoiettelie pna Siaets
ter til Norge.
Sim $3.50 FRI 3iuucapplis til
Sfanbiuapien mcS SUiSc Stjcr.
. nc 9injens trc tore Snlc.
GrfnrTuncr.

Zen lite afgoor ira Winueopolis
@anoas ben 25oe Noo. og ird Rep
gorf Den 2Sbe 9op. me0 ben bersmte
aiempeSamper" Baltic, iom er paa
$4,000 Cons og 726 500 lang.
Gen 2bcn afgoor ira Wimeapolis
oen 1fte December % ira Neiu Oort
oen Ace December rrcO Suioe Stierne
2iniens itsrite og npeite Camper
"goriatie", iom er pnu $4,000 IONS
% 726 500 lang. &~a8Iogerer meo
oenue G~rfuriion beiOrOres giennem
9onoon, bporpeo mor bar anleoning
til at ie geroens iterite Sp.
9erfra f~ortiGtteS &ciieu ben for
tcIte Bel til Sfanbinopieu.
Zen 3Sie Ggfnritun ofgoar fro
Rinneopclis ben 2oeu december oa
fra Stem gorf ben ste December mel
Den peIfienote 9amper CEDRIC, ION
er poa 81 ,035 IONS % 700 500 lang
gqe 3oic &lasies Easiagerer crboloei
Elabs | imaa pripate Sabptter for z
eaer 4 gerioner, ON man itibe anmel'
Der ia hos .. 6. greefs, q. ". Ras,
ienger agent, 121 3r0 ct. Soittb
Winenapolis, Winn.