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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

There is a homing instinct among
men as there Is among birds. 1t is
a pretty fact in what may be termed
innate psychology that men as they
grow old and see the end approaching
have a disposition to return to the
places where they were born to await
the summons. They do not always
obey this prompting indeed, 1T Is dis
regarded in more cases than it is heed
ed. But the instinct is there. 1t Is
declared by students of biology that
the love Of ones birthplace Is congeni-
tai and that man who was born near
the sea, for instance, will always have
a yearning to return to the ocean, even
though he dwells far inland from in
fancy to old age. Another phase Of
this homing instinct Is the desire that
men experience to be buried among
their kindred. 1t is this instinct which
accounts for the transportation Of dead
bodies over thousands of miles Of land
and sea that they may lie in some coun-
try graveyard, perhaps, within sight of
a farmhouse deserted half century
ago. The author of "Waverly" COM
pared the course of man through the
world to that Of hare, which is start
ed from her form and after a long
chase and making large circle ends
by returning to the nest from which
she started. Like the wounded deer,
man yearns to reach home to de-
Any eastbound overland train contains
evidence of it in the poor consumptive
who, having vainly sought the climate
of Arizona or California in the hope
of prolonging life, turns his face home
ward when all hope is at an end. GO
Ing home to die" Is 'one of the saddest
sights In life. Collateral to this in
stinct and akin to it in origin is the
desire which city men of country birth
experience for rural life as they grow
older. This yearning for the country
Is, indeed, not confined to the country
bred. Nearly all men experience 1t
and this Is the result of atavism-in-
herited love for the soil perslsting
through many generations of city dwell.
lers. AS man grows old he desires to
get back to nature. So that in these
things, as in many others, we are really
not free agents, but the creatures OF
heredity, governed literally by the in
stincts and tendencies Of ancestors
dead for centuries. Our forefatherl
live in us and it is picturesque
thought 1t promises an Immortality
that we can all understand and ap
preciate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Miss Andrews laughed; there was moth
ing else to dc.
The lecturer scanned the house.
Foremost, leaning with folded arms
on the edge of the stage, sat a young
nan in red flannel shirt who never
took his eyes off the lady on the plat
form.
Finally the reverend giant rose to in
troduce the lecturer. This suddenly let
Miss Andrews end of the settee down
with thud.
The clergyman was long-winded, and
he red-shirted young man became rest
less. At last he called out in impatient
tones:
DRY up. old man! Give the young
gal a chancew
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29
WHERE IDEALS QUICKLY DIE.
Comm erciaI Atmosphere of New York
City Acts as Cramp on Genius.

Comm erciaI Atmosphere of New York
City Acts as Cramp on Genius.
What ability or skill the great man
of the provinces brought with him to
the metropolis may be only the foun-
dation for real work. There will sure
ly be extensive revising of ideals and
methods. A story is told of poet who
arrived in town with complete epic
This found no acceptance, so after
cursing the stupidity of the public and
the publishers he took to writing Sun
day stuff" Soon the matter-of-fact at
titude Of the workers around him, with
the practical view of the market he
acquired, led him to doubt the literary
value Of the work he had done In the
sentimental atmosphere Of his native
place.
Presently commission to write a
column Of humor a week came to him
and he cut his epic in short lengths.
tackled squib on each fragment and
eventually succeeded in printing it all
as humor at price many times larger
than the historic one brought by par.
adse Lost"
Another newcomer brought unsal
able plays and high notions of the aus
terity of the artistic vocation. Three
months after his arrival he was de
lighted to get commission to write
the handbook which utilitaran pub
Usher proposed to sell to visitors seek
ing the metropolis. This commission
brought not only fair payment 70,
the manuscript on delivery but inyoly
ed vital secondary consideration. Tb,
title of the work was Where to Eat
In New York." and its preparation
made 1t necessary for the author t.
dine each evening for month in ,
different cafe at the proprletors ex
pense.-Atlantic.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Assassination never yet won victory
for an individual, a party or a cause
and 1t never will. The murder Of
Lieutenant General Pavloff adds an
other to shamefully long list of sim
liar crimes in Russia, but like all
those that have gone before this one
will bring no fruits to the assassin
and his friends. A class of people,
whether under Gar of president,
who resort to the torch and the bomb
are not entitled to liberty. The man
who slays in the dark or who shoots
down In cold blood and the party which
supports such man are unfit for self
government. The yoke of national op-
preston can't be broken by numbering
individuals.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

With view to facilitate the trans
action of business, the London Times
Company has been converted into a
limited liability corporation. The
shares of the private company which
publishes the Times have become so
subdivided in the course of descent
through four generations that there
are now about one hundred and fifty
proprietors, some of whom hold as lit
tie as one-fiftieth part of the one-hun-
dred and fifty-second part of an orig
inal one-fifth.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

A corporation recently paid more
than hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars in fines imposed by the court for
breaking the laws relating to rebates
This was an important episode In the
moral housecleaning to which Ameri-
can business Is being subjected. But
1t is not so important as another pay
ment that was made within the same
week. A prominent citizen Of New
York voluntarily paid the city twenty
seven thousand dollars back taxes
which he had had deducted because
be misunderstood the law relating to
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

per minute, according to the weight
and character of the snow and ice en-
countered. Close and continual watch
fulness is necessary on the part of the
pilot, for the character of the snow
mass encountered may change with
scarcely moments warning from
loosely drifted flakes to densely packed
snow incrusted with ice, and mayhap
with Ice formations four or five inches
thick scattered through it. Into some
portions of the vast snow coverlet the
rotary may plunge with impunity at
speed of only 400 or at most 600 feet
per minute, while banks Of soft snow
permit a speed of say twelve miles per
hour. However, an Indicator in the
pilot house records every tiuctuation in
the resistance offered by the snow bar
riers and a pneumatic whistle enables
the pilot to quickly signal for any de-
sired change of speed.
The snow depths at some of the high
er attitudes of the American Alps are
y
working like a herculean augur and
tossing aside it's snow borings like
chips driven out of a fan blower In
planning mill, could actually burrow
to any depth if there were any way
to get rid of the snow thus eXcayated.
The whole principle of the armored car
with the big wheel churning the snow
before it is so simple that once 1t had
been, devised railroad men wondered
that they had not hit upon the scheme
loIg ago.
There are places where the work Of
the rotary plows in keeping open the
trail for the iron horses Is ably aug
mented, on the principle of prevention,
by great nowsheds-stout fences or
wooden tunnels designed to keep the
snow from drifting over the tracks
but 1t Is probable that had the eff
cheney of the modern rotary marvels
been anticipated, many railroads would
not have expended as much money as
they did some years ago in construct
ing snowsheds. Thirty-two miles Of
snowsheds. costing $64 foot, or nearly
ST., 100000 in the aggregate, represents
the price one transcontinental railroad
had to pay before it could successfully
operate its trains over the Rocky noun
tain division.
Nowadays the rotaries cost something
like $4,000 each but even at that price
they represent a great saving over
snowsheds which, aside from their first
cost, eat up thousands of dollars in re-
pairs every year. Moreover, the ro-
taries have been instrumental in saving
countless lives-not merely by carrying
aid and food to snow-bound trains and
snow-bound villages, but also by reduc-
ing the number of casualties among
railroad men engaged in fighting the
snow-Waldon Fawcett in St. Louis
| Globe-Democrat.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

was then In command of the gunboat
sets, and was graduated from the
naval academy in 1864. He was con-
nected with several expeditions to de-
termine differences in longitude, was
superintendent of the naval observa-
tory for short time and served on
the Anglo-Russian North Sea commits
sion at Paris.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The Gar has written poem In
which he expresses the belief that sad
ness will pursue him through life. If
sadness is the only thing that ever
gets after him Nicholas will be luckier
than most of the other prominent Rus
slams.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Diamonds are reported to be going
down in price. This is probably due to
the fact that general prosperity has
made it possible for so many people to
have diamonds that they have become
common.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The Howard Goulds are again being
sued. Mr.. and Mrs Gould have for
some years past been enabling the New
York lawyers to keep from being over
taken by anything like ennui.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29
Absent-NIfnded,

The judge was at dinner in the new
household, according to the Philadel-
phia Public Ledger, when the young
housekeeper asked:
"Did you ever try any Of my bis
cults, judge?"
NO." replied the judge" never did,
but l dare say they deserve it."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The Standard Oil crowd may be fined
S5S,OOO,OOO by the Ohio courts. Don't,
however, make any big, wagers that
the maximum penalties will be i'm
posed
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

When woman gets a letter. from
her kin, her husband waits anxiously
till she gets through reading 1t, to learn
who Is coming this time
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Nobody. is now talking about annex
ing Cuba. 1t seems much more satis-
factory to have the United States mill
tary down there, with Cuba paying the
expenses.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The new pure food law does not, as
we understand, prevent the manufac-
turers putting pictures on the cans that
will make our mouths water to look at
them
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The world is certainly growing bet
ter. Fewer public officials are riding
on free passes this year than ia any
former year for a generation.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

the exemption Of mortgages. How
many Americans pay the taxes which
they know they owe, even If the amount
is more than the assessor determines?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Now that several Frenchmen have
been accidentally injured in duels, we
may soon expect clamor for the de-
brutalizing Of the sport.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

1t is explained that the robber who
held up n train In Virginia recently
got nothing. That Is unfortunate. lie
should have got five years at least.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29
Mahoney,s Forethourbt.

Dentist-I've filed all your teeth
that have cavities, sir.
Mahoney-Well, thin, fill tn rIst av
thin, too-thin whln tn cavities come
they'll be already filled, b'gobs.-Puck.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Can you think of anything that is
easier or that pays better returns on
the investment than pleasing a little
child?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Professor Lowell says there are ca
nails on Mars that are thirty-five miles
wide. This may be accepted as rath-
er broad statement.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Indications are that the interurban
is going to make itself characters
tic of 1907.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Ali Merzi, the new Shah Of Persia,
Is described as a man who possesses
an iron will. Also he has more step
mothers than any other ruler now ex-
tant.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

AS long as Father retains any rights
at all, he is pretty sure to remove his
shoes out by the sitting room fire.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

1t will be hard to put a permanent
coat of whitewash on the licorice trust.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

When a girl is pretty she doesn't
have to learn housekeeping to get mar
rla
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

The man who doesn't want anything
from the public has a way of helping
himself
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29
c. S0UlE. Publisher

TOLEDO. O................O OREGON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Sane / CANADA

Otter boao Der berettes fra @in.
nipeg oen 3Ote Brat bIeo Der SEN lite
Sunni aobnet foe SettIement 100000
acres Somefteablun6 / Sosfntfefpon.
Set er bette 2aub, fonr al BEN cana
bifte Regiering bIeb itiaet til 9aito.
borernes 8oobigbeo I 1899 0i8ie
iom fotn ODER til gartaba 81. a. for at
unbgoa @ri9stieneite / RllsIonH, Ga
De fonot, at faobant life itenrte meo
beres Religipn, Diite fig, On bet fom
til StDftet, life at bore iao gobe
gorgere, ion IMAM bdobe boabet, at
De piIbe blipe. 9e negteoe at betoIe
Sfatter, ptloe life bltoe 9orgere og
furoe life bereees til at uotoge $50.
tent eller Regiertngsifisoe paa tit
2anb euer toge fdft gopal berpoa.
Stsriteoelen OF 2anoet gift berfor iii.
.bnge til Regieringen og bil fro nit
at og op I'll ben CITE S,tIt fimrte toges
rmber Ganaoas SomefteobIoo poa al.
minoeli9e 9etingeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Gn Streif al uipSpanIige 9imen.
iioner begpnote Srebag Worger
Sranfrig, ibet belle Rarinereierpen
n~eAlagoe lit arbeibe. Spab bette be-
tpoer bill mon f%oritaa, naar man bs.
rer, at Rarinereierben omiatter ialt
omfring $4,000 Ranb, oct bill iige
omrent ale ,tnge W9nb | Sranfris,
Tom paa en- eaer anoen Maabe bar
fit Grbperp peo Sfibsfarten, belt fra
Rarineiolbater til grpsgeiialiere; De
WarineIolbater, Tom itaar | aftiu
Sieneite fan ielpfslgelig life gaa paa
Streif, mel ole andre bar iagt Stop,
@runoen til Stretfen er, at SID.
m9nbene finder ben at Regiertngen
foreilaaebe Sorsgelie af aloerooms'
peniionen til Sisfolf aItfor utilitref-
felts. Senne Streif bar mebfsrt en-
en- iilloitPnoig Stans | belle ben fran-
tie Sfibsfart. Watroier, Raifiniiter,
Sprbsoere, @rpgseiiauere O.i.p. ole
frantic Sapne baabe beo Wtiboelba-
bet, Gtlanterbooet % 8analen forlob
iamtibigt fine 8Iabie. 9ette gift life
alene no oper oae frantic Sfibe, mer
oeiaa ouer fremmebe Sartsier, Ionl
for Sioen lager | frantic SABINE,
ibet De bperfen fan faa losiet eIer Ia
itet. Wan er banse for, at botS fife
benne ~aIoorIige affGre mart fan bli
orbnet, iua bill mango franife Snou'
Itrier bIi nsot til at inoitiue 9rtften,
iom after mcofsrer arbeiosIeotebeo
al npe Sforer. s beoite Sab bill Der
paafsreS 6ronfriss Sonbel og Sn'
buItri b~etpocIige Cab. @arinemini'
Iteren bar itror truffet SoranItaIt'
niueer iii at Iuoe 9rigsItibe beier9e
ben o~oeriisiIfe 8oft. / SiIfelbe at al
Streifeu life meget birrtigt fan BIZ
bilagt. Gen franife atlanterbapS'
hamper "8rooeuce" ifi,lbe | Serbog&
babe afeooet ira Sabre til SEEM gorf,
men ma pent 6Ii Iigseube, boor Den
er. Se i~nbtcluebe Hosiaserer bler
iaa ienSt ooer til england og foroeli
paa ct Bar engeIife Sftbe.
Sra Gmiterbam teIegrafere$, al
Sc boIanbfe Sismano SsrbogS bar
iulat fine frnnfe 8onegers grempel
og eaaet poo 5treif for of tiItpings
fla bsiere 2sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Disconitns ~Seeislatur.

Zen 240e Nai erpeberebe Serm'
let ttfe mtnbre emo 1O5 Bills. 81
bers 9ia on &o,rtrol meo Spor'
poausfuuftioupreps arbeiSstio blet
forfaitet. Der peoto9es ct Stl@g til
SoghpSen, Iorn giper bper Snger iii
IaSeie til at fPlSe to 9yr iiteoet'
for ct, mebens Sagttiben inoifrGt'
fes fra en- NooneS til 20 Snge.
s Slliet opito0 Der en- LONG o9 lip'
Iig 9ebat ON 9iIlen artgaaenoe 3on'
trulIen ureb 8sruearbeioe. Slftits'
fouiteens StaaDsforilo9 ON ut ftrpge
llbifieufuingsiteber og Seer @or'
8enS" fra De Ste0er, bDor Born mel
lem ii o9 16 gtor fou 9ipes ifrrfhia
StIla6elie til at arbetSe, 90 ligeIeSes
ct Sorifag ON SorbltO moo anfGttel'
ie al 8ern irnber 16 aar | nisie
uilrrbe @eifi9fttgeIier oeotoges met
SO mob 3 Stemmer.
@iacn ON 9epiIguing al $500
600 ON aaret / 8 Ior til SpFsreIit
Iaf ct upt &opitoIium beupiites en-
itemmiqt % uben 9ebat iii "@n
groismertt".
Gen 2SSe peStog Serdtet 8iIer
ON &~egltIeriu9en af 8fsconiin Ri'
Der meb lao itben Sppoitttnr, at Soil
iroreoe fig ODER, bnorfor Der baboe
ppret aiort iaahdu Staabei oper bent
ne Sag. &lln ire NouS ite1nte imoo,
@i0eu aioer ten1neIi9 flor Mpuotg'
beo til 8isconiin Riper SSmprooe'
meut Go, Ell &orppration fapitaliie.
ret meo 100000 I oct Giemeo al
onluQge 9amne c8 ReFerppier
gpre @iSceniiu Htper for at filnut
ubnptte 8anbfraften og regtIerG
&mofGringen IooIebes, at al SarC
oeO &oorflomnrert utbgaaeS, 90 ioa'
IeSeS at be tuouitrieIle IIrIGg longs
gipen ptl fou ttIitrGffeIig 0rtpfroft
belle aaret rlmht ogioa | Den tsrrt
Gor8tib. 9f$ie SoretaaenOer otI
npre al 6cr itGrfte @etpouing for Den
norolige Del al @iScouiin. @iIIenS
@eotogeIS err en- Setr for Senotor
Rorib, Der oor GorIlo9@tiIIer. @tI'
lens WEooItoubere, Burns og Slitira,
bor6eoe, at Den qtf no poo at giot
bort opr6ihtI6e Rettigbe6er ubcn no.
GetiorbeIit @e6erIa9 Tor Stotcu.
Senotct iIlrtteoe fig til SlIietS 9e'
Nltuing ON $oertiptteIIe al Ell Ie.
Qi&lntto llnher'&eIfe al 2lunber'
Grrtcr& %irf'ombcS / 8i8cunftn.
Sen 29Oe behanMeSc beQge Ifoe,
IinNer en- lang RGfte Soger men al
noqcr al itFrre @etp6uinQ bIeo fGr.
H~jNbcInn0Ict, boorpno be99c &iti(
toQ Tcrie iuStd MS1r5og Sen 3Sit
Sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Ga frnoe life at bIi f%iertegnet. San.

oa frnoe life at bIi fiertegnet. San
rerne bar rent anberleoes, i9rlig Dc
TO af Dem. Saainart De iaa mig, be-
epnote De at bp9ie og ilaa efter mig.
oe leg maatte iibbe Here elmer bag
Iig bos Dem, for be iaa nogenlitnoe
p9tnet fig til Spnet al mig. Otter
fire Waanebers Sorlsb ipntes enoe'
Iig oeres @rebe at ia lagt fig, og leo
funbe iaa bespnoe 9resiuren. geo
Sigeroresiur mao Spretammeren
gaa frem meo @obbeb oe Saalmooig'
beb; meo Isagt lar Der iig iaa gobt
iom intet alorette. Spertimoo. Stl
man gaa baarbt tiloerfs, blir 9sre-
ne let en6nu onbifabsfuloere, emo De
er Of 9aturen.
Selp ON be nogenlrmbe fan pGnrte
fla til ct enfelt Wenneife, pGffer Sp-
net of ct anbet 8pr gierne ftrar De-
res mebfsote 9lootsrit. s Rcoipt'
ming til 2soen, iom gierne er garite
uiarIig, naar ben er met, itprter u"
geren fig Ies paa bpert Spr. Naar
lea arbeioer meb Sober og Stgere I
Screening, bar leg iom enbper 9pre'
temmer maattet paste paa, at Gpre'
ne life beS binmben; for naar bette
FER, blir ofte ct eler Here at Dem ar'
beiosiiopstige for beitanoig.
Seq bar siort Den interesiante
Sagttagelie, at naar noprene bltr
grptne % bill iatte fig op moo mig,
timber ieg sierne 8eifpttere mine TO
fore 9eper. 9isie 9pr er ganife an
berIebes tilbsielige til en- bis Sengt'
oenbeo for Wenneifet emo Sigrene.
rSelp naar en- minbre Sspe forisger
at auaribe mig, err itrar De to itorc
Gsper paa 9Ietten. 9e afpiier Gin,
grebet os iaar Srebsforitprreren til
at boIoe iig / Sfinoet. Sllgf tithoe
albris faIoe Ell Siser mo.
Siaeren er langt imibigere og
Ianet mere ~elaitiif eno Ssoen. Iine
Sfhere gisr Sprang inotil s gseter.
Ser bsrer aItfaa megen Soriigtigbeo
til at umaaaes bisie 9pr. &aar De
penier paa onot, afpenter De glerne ct
GiebIif, ba be fan fate fig ooer mig
boafra; poa ben Raabe bar leg faat
en- bel Del gioiaar % 9Ioreiaar,
@en troos lin Smioigbeo og fin
ftore Stnrfe fommer en- Tiger aItio
tiIfprt / en- Scamp meo en- 2epe. Seq
reiife en- Sang / england meo en-
8r,ippe 2sper og Sigcre. Baa Ret
fen Ipffebes oct en- 2spe at fppe Sill
Iepeggen mellem to Bur ioeiret %
tr9nete inc / ct 8itr, bpor Der be.
fanot iie en- enfeIt Siser. Ssoet beo
Stgeren libel, mems ben ielp bare MT
ftet enteIte Saur al fin Rarfe. Oct
to 3ramd foreeit rnber en- Sernbane'
fisrieI, og ieg bIep meget nbpsselta
tilmooe, oa iee paa init 8eftemn'el'
iesSteo fanot min Tiger ibielbiot.
Der er mango. iom tror, at mn
fIipper alserne al De Sigere. ion Itol
bresieres. 9ette fer iniolertio al
brig. Siseren piIoe aloris iprtnae
noor aIeerne bar borte, forot Sprel
life babe Sifferbeb for at tlinnt
boIoe ia fait, boar ben pratia reo
UT anpenbe M1inbfirrp rnoer Ores
furer oiIbe pdre ittnnfciigt; bet bill
be aisre Gprene panptttise al @aiert
Oct er en- flor a,tnit at tirne boil
De 9prene friife ! Gongeritabet. u
creme faar SaeIis 8 til 10 ailo Se
iietisb os to @ange baaiig to I'll III
Otter MrIf. Den oogtige 8enie!l'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

er blet forfpofIet oe Tsuet. @sen er
bette SiIf9ISet, ioa err bel ogiaa bet
for en- flor Del en- 5ruat Of Mtangel
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