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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08
SHIP HAS BALL TEAM.

The ship Manga Reva which arrived
yesterday from San Diego has base
ball nine. Mate Moran wants to ar
range for a special match game with
some local team.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08
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A. A. Glener, O. c., at the State
championship meet of the Pacific Ath-
letic Association held on the Berkeley
oval on April p, succeeded in lowering
the worlds record in the 9OO-yard run
in 2:O3 3-5. The worlds record was
held by Valentine of the New York A.
Z, his time hpinp o.O4 3-5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08

THIS ILLUSTRATION A
IDEA OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE
ALARM CLOCK, ACTUAL SIZE
is MUCH LARGER; STANDS ABOUT INCHES HIGH
MASSIVE IN APPEARANCE I MADE OF EBONIzED BAR
FITTED WITH AN EXTRA LOUD BELL ENTIRELY HIDDEN
w.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08
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Miss May Sutton was defeated at
tennis by n. w. Niles, a Harvard
champion, on April 81 in New York.
The score being 4-6 and ga
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08
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Frank Gotch, Americas wrestling
champion, defeated Fred Beell, the
Wisconsin wonder, in two falls out Of
three on April q in Chicago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08

the organization which has been the
first in the country to introduce this
novelty, is a leader Of fashionable So
ciety and the club is up-to-date in ev-
cry way, possessing every adjunct that
mems have and adding the innovation
referred to.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08

Guaranteed by Manufacturer
to be a perfect timepiece. The
clock can be seen at THE STAR
office. 1t is an attractive piece
Of furniture and when you see it
you will want one to replace that
cheap nickel affair which is usu-
ally called an Alarm Clock. This
clock is made of Gun Metal and
the movement is guaranteed tc
keep absolutely correct time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-08

Here's a chance 10 get a New
Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock
absolutely free. This is a STAR
premium and it beats anything
ever put out. Indeed, we've
spread ourselves to secure an
unusually attractive, durable
and Ornamental Parlor Alarm
Clock. They sell everywhere for
FIVE DOLLARS, but readers of
THE STAR can secure one abso-
lutely free.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
CimarrOn Girl WedS in East.

Miss Margaret Christie, of Cimar-
ron, was married to George r. Fry
man. of Johnstown, Pa, on Tuesday,
at Grand Rapids. Mich. The cere-
mony took place at the residence Of
Miss Christie's sister. who is Miss
Gertrude Christie. The parents of
the bride were present. Miss Christie
was for some time teacher in New
Mexico and met her present husband
while he was working for the Santa
Fe. However they had met before
in the Michigan Agriculture College
when both we're students there. They
will tour Michigan and live in Johns
town, Pa.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
RATION PEOPLE INJURED
IN A SOUTHERN WRECK.

Mrs. V. J. Owens. and two children,
Mrs Mallye and Virgil Owens, who
left Ration a short time ago for their
old home in Greenville, Texas, met
with serious accident as the train
was near Wichita Falls. The wreck
shattered several cars and injured the
party severely. The extent of their
injuries have not been learned by
their Ration friends. They are con
fined to hospital. The railroad has
offered to compromise on the damage
sustained for $4,000. From reports
received it is known, however, that
none OF the party was mortally in
jured Ebert and Roy Owens, who
are still in Ration are sons of Mrs
Owens.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
Daily Freight Service.

A daily freight service superceding
the tri-weekly service of the st. Louis,
Rocky Mountain & Pacific railroad
was instituted on October 20. This
was made necessary by the increasing
freight business of this company and
is great aid to more rapid service to
all their patronage. There is now
daily freight service between Ratoh
and Des Moines and between Ration
and Cimarron. The freight shipped
via this route has been received here
in the shortest possible time aud this
change to daily service will be much
appreciated by the public.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Sunday evening from Elgin, Texas,
Rev. Morgan is a very pleasant and
agreeable man and will no doubt win
his way into the high regard and es-
TEEN of the people. He has spent a
good share of his time since his ar
rival in calling on his parishioners
who have given him warm welcome.
The new county bridge over the
Cimarron river is two-thirds COM
pleted This will be fine bridge
j when finished and will meet a long
felt want in this part of the county.
1t is a reinforced concrete bridge,
three forty-feet spans and sixteen
feet road way, 1t is being built in a
substantial manner b ythe Cimarron
Construction company. The county
commissioners at their meeting last
week voted to pay the contractors
two thousand dollars on account for
work done on the bridge.
This part of Colfax county in and
around Cimarron is destined to be-
come one of the great agricultural
sections in New Mexico. On the 2Ist
of June Of the present year, there was
field of corn planted on the Charles
Springer ranch. The land was never
irrigated. On the goth of September
the corn was harvested and found
TO yield from As to so bushels to the
acre, few acres producing 55 bush
els. There are but few localities west
of the Missouri river that can sur
pass this record. What is said of
corn is equally true of sugar beets,
for on this same ranch the present
season, without irrigation, there has
been produced sugar beets weighing
from six and one-half pounds up
wards, The tests of the beets raised
here have been found to yield from
~ to rs per cent of saccharine mat
ter, while around Garden City, Kan
sas, where the farmers are engaged
very extensively in raising sugar
beets, the average of saccharine mat
ter is only 10 per cent. There is to-
day no more inviting field for the
farmer to make money than in this
region in cutivating the sugar beet
where land is plentiful and cheap.
1t can be truly said that there is no
more alluring field today for the cap
italist to invest his money with the
prospect of handsome returns than
to erect sugar factory in or around
Cimarron.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
Ration GIeaningS.
(Ratou Range. Wednesday, Oct. %,

(Ratou Range. Wednesday, Oct. 23)
Sam Officer, druggist at Cimarron,
was in town on business Monday.
j. Bowers and daughter spent Sun
day visiting a son of Mr.. Bowers in
Cimarron. On their return trip to
Trinidad they spent some time here
visiting the Mullis family.
G. S. Taylor and c. j. Doggett ar
rived in Ration the first part of the
week with 1879 head of cattle which
were sold here. The cattle had been
driven overland from Taylor N, NJ.
DR.. t. B. Hart attended the New
Mexico Medical association at Santa
Fe last week, Twentysix doctors
we're admitted to practice in the ter
ritory. DR.. Hart is president of the
association and reports very inter
esting week OF work in its interest.
f. L. Carpenter of Dawson, super
intendefh OF the company operating
the big coal mines at that camp, was
an arrival today in Santa Fe, and
registered at the Claire. He came
here on business-Santa Fe New
NJ exican.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

as, has decided to locate in Cimarron
Dr. Marsten will arrive the latter
part Of the month and open an office
in the new part of the town.
Rev. John A. Cutler, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Joseph Wernz,
conductor and five other men from
Ration came in at 7 o'clock Friday
evening and at day break Saturday
morning left for the Moreno Valley
where they will camp for the next
two weeks. They are in hopes to
find good hunting and fishing.
During the present week there will
be shipped over the St Louis, Rocky
Mountain and Pacific line the fol-
lowing cattle from the Vermeio
stock yards, viz: so carloads be-
longing to S. Galley and rs carloads
belonging to H. M. Let's. From the
Cimarron stock yards IL carloads be-
longing to Geo. H. Webster, jr
DIR. and Mrs. Horatio Walker left
here Friday afternoon for Elizabeth
town, where for a few days they will
be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. R.
Bess. DR.. Walker has the reputation
OF being a good hunter, SO his friends
here would not be surprised of he
brought back with him several
pounds of very nice venison.
Q. A. Martinez, of Wagon Mound,
editor OF the Fl Combate, was in
Cimarron on Tuesday. A few weeks
ago his newspaper office was de
stroyed by fire. Mr., Martinez will
replace his plant and shortly com
mence the republication OF his paper
DIR. Walter A. Bailey connected
with the Dawson Fuel company's S
hospital, returned last week from Los
Angeles, Cal. Dr. Bailey was mar
ried in California, July 27th last TO
Miss Chase, but the marriage was
kept secret until the present time
when the doctor brings his bride
home with him. They will go to
housekeeping one block west OF the
hospital
Carl A. Nyphus, connected with
the First National Bank; George A.
Norman, engineer; Samuel I. Ruby,
engineer; Emmett Chrystal, engin-
eer, all of Ration, and Frank Forsyth,
Of Las Vegas, spent Thursday night
here and left Friday morning for the
Ponil canon. They intend to camp
for the next two weeks on the banks
of the Ponil river, "a miles from Cim-
arron. They intend to be gone three
weeks and are in hopes to find some
good hunting in the deer and wild
turkey line.
The new Methodist minister, Rev.
John A. Morgan, arrived in town on
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
NOTICE.

All trespassing in the W. S. pasture
in Colfax county, whether for the pur-
pose of hunting, fishing, pulling wild
fruit, or cutting frewood, or for any
purpose whatsoever, without leave, is
strictly prohibited, and all trespassers
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. (Signed)
WILLIAM FRENCH,
For w. S. Land and Cattle 20.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Wednesday afternoon Sophus Rich
ard, OF the French Land & Irrigation
arrived here in company with ten
residents OF Iowa and Illinois who are
looking for homes on the company's
domain. In a couple of weeks Mr..
Richard will have here full car of
homeseekers fro IN the Middle states,
forty in ALL That there is something
going on in the way of land trans
actions, there is no question.-Spring
er Stockman.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
AVISO.

Ell trespasar dentro del pasteo del
w. S. en- ci Condado de Colfax cou la
mira de caza, pezca, recoger fruta sill
vestre o cortar MADEIRA SEGA para
cualesquiera otro fin sin permiso; Sc
prohibe estrictamente y equello que
asi traspaasaren seran prosecutados al
lleno de la ley. (Firmado)
WILLIAM FRENCH,
Por la Compania de Reces del VS..
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Charles f. Remsberg left Ration on
Monday afternoon in his auto for a
short trip to his ranch at Ute Park,
He reached Cimarrou at 4:30, and on
account of the rough condition of the
roads beyond this point he shifted
from his auto to a two-horse rig with
which he pursued the balance of his
journey. Mr.. Remsberg was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Remsberg, Mrs. A. c.
Price and Jesse Humphrey. This
party returned to Ration late Tuesday
night.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

United States District Court for this
district will convene in Las Vegas on
the second Monday in November. A
large number of cases are said to be
on the docket. M
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

There are eighteen idle schools in
San Miguel county. Eigteen school
buildings closed because OF The
shortage of funds in the county treas
ury available for school purposes,
This state OF affairs is causing consid-
erable of uneasiness to the county
Officials and progressive citizens Of
Las Vegas.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

The territorial fair has proved luite
an expensive luxury to Albuquer Iu".
The deficit this yea. will amornt to
about eight hundred dollars; but Al
buquerque and the visitors who at
tended the fair had a good time and
probably feel that the fair is worth
all it cost.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

A New York man who was de-
clared dead by Belvue hospital ply
sicians, was brought to life again by
compressed air. A big air compress
-sor plant is being sent to Las Vegas.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
NOTICE.
NO HUNTING

Will be permitted during the present
season on the properties Of the Urraca
ranch. All persons disregarding this
notice may expect to be prosecuted.
GEO. II. WEBSTER JR.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24
N0tiCe-StraYed.

One dark bay mare, l5a hands high
weight l,lOO pounds; no brandsi
white star on forehead; $40 reward
Wheeler & Keleher, Cimarron, N. M,
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Politics in Morocco are not much
different than they are in more enlight-
ened countries, after all. In some
countries there is the ward boss, or
the county boss, whom it is necessary
TO control il success is to be obtained.
In Morocco there are Caids, who con-
troll the influence OF their particular
locality. The new sultan OF south
Morocco, is just now developing some
really astute political manipulation
When he finds Caid or Chief Of suf-
'ficient power and influence to be Of
political use to him, he takes in mar
rage the Caid's favorite daughter, and
the Caid swears allegiance to the new
sultan As the mother-in-law prob
lem does not seem to vex the orientals
TO any degree, it is believed the plan
viii work out nicely The sultan is
rapidly increasing his harem and his
political power. II is hardly probable
that the plan will become a popular
one in occidental countries for some
time
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

President Ripley of the Santa Fe
states THAT the Sairfi Fe system will
be given no new work for the next
year all OF the Improvement w.,-k
now commenced will be completed,
this will include one hundred miles Of
double track between Chicago and
Kansas City and four hundred miles
OF rebuilding OF the Pan Handle di-
vision. The Santa Fe has twenty
per cent more cars and twelve per
cent more motive power than year
ago.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Subscribe for the Cimarron News
Press. 1t will cost you just two dol
lars year. Address the Cimarron
Publishing Co., Cimarron, N. M.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

w Lee Hill, Chas Cunningham
Forest Louneke, John I. Butts, G. w
Louneke Of Ration, and Thomas A.
Salazar and J. B. Martinez OF this city,
LETT here early Thursday morning for
the mountains in the southwestern
part Of the county where htey will
spend ten days hunting deer and wild
turkey and in general enjoying an
outing in the mountains The boys
were well loaded with supplies sush
as chuck. bedding, guns and ammu-
nition. There is no question but what
they will have a good time The open
season on turkey commenced with the
first OF this month and the deer sea
son on the rsth.-Springer Stockman.
The Cimarron news and press., 1907-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs, George II Webster,
jr., left here Monday morning for a
two Gays trip to Ration and Trinidad
DIR. Herbert B. Marsten, a physi-
cian and surgeon Of TT. Worth, Tex
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
Revenue besrapet I 8 Sage.

SamaSbi er getegueIieu for ben
GimTt at % os tgieu puague op til
2ioet - en- aiinii. iom be inoiife ga.
firer Tal forftoa fie pao.
Zen engelffe Or. S'Gre grotpn,
iom bar Iepet | SnSien | 80 War, bar
iortolt ON Ell gdmab5t-Senomeu
iom ban ielp bar n9ret gibne til !
Dogi'aaiten.
en- Tag falot en- at auftens 9feo.
Ienuner p~IuSieIia / en- osoIiguenoe
gfnogi paa Den beIlipe Pfoos | en-
flor GoIfemqnabe. oe itrar effer tom
De fornemite af Dogi.S tummen oru'
aeuoe meb en- flor, final geboIoer.
iom par fpIot rrb flpoeuoe gor, Der
netop par taset at SIoen.
On anoen affecting Doais bereSie
alt til 9isfprSeu. De bpneoe Sigei
inc | Ionge, tpnbe StrimIer at bet T.
neite 2tnneo, bnis Guoer be iammer-
banSt meo bpibe Snore. 5sr be til
S9ffeoe bet describe Gigs aniiet for
ieaIeOe be Zine, R9ie % WunS mel
iuoenoe Dor. Serpan blen Seeemei
peo Si9lp ai en- lang Stang mesei
foriigtie bqpet op os ianfet neb
goret, os benne 5remssan9smnnbt
bIep aientuset flere Sonse. Saa bier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
100000 Acres

Der erobet Ell 8 Nlen Opb @rnu, boorl
2iget, Der imi6IertiS Dor nnbrdqt /
Ell bermetif Itiffet 9r9fiite, iGnte.
oes neo unocr ~bsttioeItg Gang, o.
@ropen bIen tuitet iii.
Cite Gage efter ifeoe @ieropitdu.
SeIien. Wun graoe6e 4iiten OBJ, aab.
nebe ben, toe 9iget no og befrteoe
Set for @orieaIene. Der ale bar
ubrltSte. Ten begrauebe log Gineus
90 fom et Wermeife. Der life peo,
bpcr ban er, euer life buffer uoeet
ont, bpao Der er fleet,
Ger bIioer al 0ogt' aoitenS DtRno
paoItaoet, at Ntouben tiHoe bore
tIepeu Iisaenoe ct aur, 90 BOG oiioe
ban pare poaguet meo iamme Selp'
fsIgeIiabe6. Otter 9egrdoelien bal
farteoe ben 8ieuopitanone no til cit
tenta eneboer, bpor ban piIoe till
trinae ReIten al fine Gd8e, GA ban
peb ben grspe, Der bar bdm ouer'
aoaet, er inSpiet til oct ianoe admoe'
liae Sin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
gisrnions Gale beS soIfetoaet

UJbrHIpHs Sale peo 5SpltelDgel !
WoIoe efter g~fiIsrinaen al aiendnoS
Butte giengibes / aoIeiunbSbIabe.
Selegrafbeitprer Rsien bopbe iaffet
gisruion for bans 9ios itore Or.
beioe, iom betsS iaa meset for Sp-
raaeIien Of 0orges fiiIoe 5elpitan.
oigbeb. 9isrnion trooote ba irem
paa MoIoesaaros aItun OF iibtaIte:
Seq tan natnrIigris life tnge imoo
oIt bet Der; Der bapbe p9ret mango
meo foruben mig; Der bar manages
arbeioe, Tom eif foruo. Desnoen er
ieg life itffer paa oIf. iee bar p9rei
meo at eisre ! min ltueoom - ON
bet bar p9ret ri9tis. Seq er 10 en-
eanmel WanS, os ingen fan bore
belt iiffer, mar ban ier tilbage. On.
Del er bog banret IND pdo be @eie,
bpor Der er COB Strsmgana / Sapet.
Wen Ell enfelt Wtanb fan life taffes
berfor. Sar ieg faat Strsmgans
6et, er bet soSt. s en- Ting bpoer
leg mtg bog frem til eren1pel, | oct
nemIis, of reg tiltrobs for min Sio.
jigbeo bar b9ret toaImobig (8ifalb).
Seq bar tudIt og pentet - fife lsbet
trat og renbt til amerifa inotiI
bet MI er fommet, iom leg bar billet.
Sar oere iet De to Seitene mine os
min maselige, pr9stiee 8osn? Get
bar beret min 8rsm fra llnsoom-
men af. Oct err iaa meaet mere for
mig, iom bet er | min kingdoms
Grsu,, ies fiooer. Sber Rano bsr,
naor ban msber Stnorineer, pente
= tase igien - og life itrpse til
@mertfa. 9ere bor Der | en- berlis
9p, Tom Solf misunoer bere, iaIfuIo
en- Sommeren. Nen bporoan Cont
meren blir, fornnler ba oaiaa an pou
eoers @rbeioe ON @interen (Wtln'
ter6eb % gifaIo). Gag arbetoet,
iom oct foinmsr, iaa RoIoe eneans
Fan fad en- flor gommtrl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
Wtnotr ca ptstis Sas.

Spmuer 5arraut ! Sreosretten I Uti'
pauter bar uoiteet SHiunition mob Saepb
aprneip efter en- bnurbnaii.t aurp, hporpeo
ban forbpbes at BRUCE Grbet -GcrbcIinsums
iom Rdun poa en- RaIins. Der separsr Sra.
Rsttsn eriIerer, at Ri6aro apeuarius al
GouaIsesbeim. SpiI1lo, opiaHbt GrSsi
searbslineum' | 1870, % ifisnt Grbet /
Epiflanb CT ~OisutIie eienoOm, sr bet | be
Gorsnebs giaier ct SonosIsmsris, fcm inaen
ueen arenorius bar ret til at BRUCE. Ret'
tens aienbeIie stubIsrrr auenarius's drsm'
brinsefIs ipm bet OprinoeIiss % sneite este
garboIineunl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16

st bcitiet iipcir. Sra Maribo
meooeIes ben 29oe Stunt: timber ei
n%oIbiorlt their Hog 9pnet I Mites
ncb t0-Si6en neo I Stnebriet til :.
SeuienS @uorb | gtprrebp poo Serus
90 autpnotc oct. Oct Ipffeoes bur.
rig 9eboerue at foo SIben litffet,
men s Riuiiter efter iIoa 9paet ueo
/ @aaroens 2abe, % bernie Gang
reobrrnote @auroerl. Roset Sier.
fra tnoebrnnbte. arcuturerne bar
paa Narfen. Roeet StSbo reSoe.
Ses. 10 @finuter effer fog Spuet
nco / Sens Raoieus S,ts, 100 allen
fra s. Seniens @aaro; Suiet neS.
brrnste. ct Sus, iom bar %iouunen.
bpeget meS Iooieus gus, % iom
bebceoes Of en- gommel Some, @rete
Sfop, neSbrGnote IigeIebeS, Sooner,
reooebcs | fioite giebIif % Iiot SnS.
DO reoSebes. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
Uorees Wiuioneape.

@anse Sor1as til en- @obe | an'
IeSning bet sautIe 59breIanbs 100
oarige t7be Woi 1914 fees cffeut'
Iiaeiorte. Ser fumes aItiaa at bore
Siertetrang beroper blanot "Rorf'
anerifonere" til at nttttoes % boz
Sre Rorges itore Dag meb @ape.
9enne Sraits er ct buffert lloilag al
lloflptternes trofoite SiubeIag oper'
for RoSerIdnoet, iom bette bsr bore
gIao % itolt oner.
gf be fremfomne Sorild9 forefom'
mer ReSffriperen nbettneet Sr. DO
bofat Grctanbers bet bebite, rtaar
q observation-disclosures moeter at ofre ct
iaa fort gelsb iom 1 Rilion Doll
lars til et iaooon @ape. Sor bet
SoriIae bar til SormaaI at bibrage
til inar 9Bsniug at Spgaoer al pital
Snteresie fCr Rorges mtlepenoe
Solf.
ct anoet Sorilae (af Z. S., groot'
Ipn, Stunt 1900 optaeer "SfanSt.
napen" for Snsoag, 26be Sum-, ur-
Der SperIfrift "gi os SebreIanbet".
Oct gaar no pna, of Ell berfro ofiat
Gum ai 1 Minton Dollars bible ,
9ebet af en- $50 aar bape forrentet
fla mere END NOT til at betaIe Rorees
StatseiRIb (ben er, iom befieubt,
u~iorbolosm9siiet itor) - 2igbeS
meS, bpab er begprbt | StaIien ale
reSe. &. 5. anbefuIer fit SoriIas til
Sperfiettelie iom bet melt beliienel.
iesriee for set gieIbbetpngeoe Rorse.
Saa pafter os ianb Sauten er t
iiSitn9onte SoriIag, ioa faar Rorses
nitlepenbe SoIf bog life bet birefR
llobpttc Of en- iaaban itorIagen os
9oel @ape iom Of Sr. aretaneer
foreilaoebe. ct sanmeIt Orb, Der
Der blot relatiot fan anpenbes, flyer:
"Wers 9r9siet gror, osr apenN.
Sg peo SfoepIautni,te, Wprbprt.
ming % ganSfraits ftsrre l1Snpt'
ming I 0orse, boortil 1 RiIIion Sol.
lars traftist maatte funne bibraee,
bible ogioa Gcnen bos Rorees SuIf
til at sreie Statsgialoen | Ssbet AZ
en- 100 aar notlirIigt foritsrres. Ser
fjpmpes 10 iaart | Rorge mob lib.
IGnSingers aopitaIaupenbelie I nor.
He Roturrigbomne, - mob at otsie
ifal fomne | llbl9noineers Gle %
llobnttet iaoIebes eaa met no al
2onSet, ON emo 9ripten giper rorite
grbeiosfrefter Sortieneite. On Ril.
lion Dollars piIoe bsiit i~drbipnIigt
ft9rft meopirfe til at 9isre oenre
aanp Iettere og b~aabiuIoere, blot
9eIsbet formuitist brrtetes af bet OF.
fentliae efter @iuernes 9eitemmelie,
bpub BET ieIpfslseIis bible.
@ittpaifee, @is., Zoe Suli 1907.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
SraSenSal Sppenaaare.

SrpSenSaI Sppehsaarb. Bee
WterIsie.3u bie Serrebers Ret er I9ii
grpeuoIGgsifisoe fra 9unmerberre
Is. q. Sreihotu, 9~rabesborg, ion,
executor teitomenti / S9lleshoet et.
ter afbsbe aumerberre Chr. q.
Sreibotp til SrpbeuboI % ~efterle'
benSe Cute, 9onnnerberreiuoe Go.
tbarine Sreibotp, isot RpoIL til ar'
pingen, GanS iur. Sreoerif Sreid,orp
poa Srbbenbal Sopeosaarb meb Der.
unber I~ieaenbe gsnbereoeS os arpe.
f~RIteeooS, @uorbeue "Sreluno"
MISUNDERSTANDING, "llIpieouarb"
"Ssmmerupgauroa "Wioiegaaro",
aamoieeneen I Esmmerup, uogIe
andre @tenoomme | Ssmneriip %
Wsrfsp; enSpiSere SrpoenodI Sfobe,
Srpoenool airfe os Sfomstrlp air.
Il oa oesuoen iamtIiee Beginnings.
% Observation-Disclosures. Oct lam.
Ieoe Sartforn er 444 S6r. az Sor'
ben % besuoen ca. 80 Gor. Sfou.
ifpIoS Sartforn Of Sfopene. Den
iamIebe gprSi er 2,455, lac ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
1rIrffen paa SiterbaIspanset.

Stprman6 ariltofferien er mn gien'
.funbet | en- flor Grop paa famine
Steb, bnor lllpffen ifete, meooeIes
fra Motooben. Sofnineen efter ben
treble Sorulpffeoe, Steuietb, paa.
snnr. Sra grepif melbes til "Grem'
ffribt", at 8isbniano Borg bar fai
fig I Spibien for Ell Bengeinoiam'
ling til ariitofferiens gnfe, iom flo
Der igien meb flere imna 8srn !
poerIt inoa Scar. @ntaselig oil
mango itstte ben iaa baarot ramme'
be Suitru os be faberIsie Sutaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16

WrabeiaIs. S~osieIperfs Serneri,.
Der oeo gfotseIben, isuore Mooum,
er af gierne peb MSpofat SoroIb
msmrfe ipIst til Director @eorg
StousIano. Der mn begpnber Drift al
iomne; aisbeinpirlerL Der befnme.
IigboIoes, erIagees peb Sonnaaenf.
Gift. @rnberne bar tibIieere | oper
100 aar prret brepet al gierne nf
@aoroen gniferno, tnotiI Driften |
1916 bIep neblagt paa Grinb at be
pao Den Sio berifenbe Iabe Sernpri.
Ter.