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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
WAS POISON IN THE FLASK
Passenger on Tsain Accepts Drink and
DipS

Peter and David Morad, Of Pbila-
delphla, travelling to Geneva. x Y.
accepted drink of whisky from Leo
l.. King, who boarded Ile train at
Wllkesbarre. The three men finished
the bottle and King produced q SEQ
ond Gne. Peter Morad took the first
dflhk out Of it, when King discovered
that he had given Morad a bottle con-
.''iiiiiiS SFahlde OF potassium. Morad
immediately collapsed, and when the
tram reached Geneva he was hurried
10 hospital. where he died in q few
iiours. King was arrested. He said
ne secured the poison for himself in
tehdlhg TO end his life on account of
family troubles. He gave his age as
~ years and said his mother was liv-
ing in Rockford, III.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
DAKOTAN KILLED AT TOPEh
William ZoOk Probably Was 'lc'n
Murder.

Relatives in Sioux Falls nave
advised of the death at Topeka ~
of William Zook, aged q, former
resident of Sioux Falls, ana W.
family yet resides there. Inc
of the young man was found ~
freight yards at Topeka under cA'l
stances which leave little douV.
he was the victim of foul hlu'D"
The body was found near 'lT D.,
road tracks. Through the he@u
a bullet hole. The identity OF 'IT -
derer is yet a mystery, but the IVY
officers are at work on the cSe
an arrest is expected soon. Il
known whether the young H'n
murdered in the railroad y@!u'
murdered on train ana H!S
dumped into the yards py 'H'
or men who killed him.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
GOLD ASSAYERS ARRESTED
Missing Ore Worth $4,000 is R.,,,oy.
cred ut GOIdfipI6

rive assayers We're arrested Satur.
oay at Goldfield, New. and 1.50o
pounds Of high grade ore alleged 70
nave been stolen from the Little Flor
ehce mine and valued at $4,000 was
recovered, The men under arrest ara
M. D. Smith, S. H. Prince, C. J Troel,
i1ehfy Lutzenheizer and Fred Lutzen-
heizer. All gave bail in the snm &c
si'oVo ana The cases We're set for hear
ing on July y. 1t is said that noro
arrests VIII be made within a few
Guys The men who actually stole tina
rich ore are under suryeil1an.o
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
THAT TRANS m.
counties Throuob mn,

81
is Supposed to N no. D
u.,.. a genuine transcontioianF'i nag
without any commuat,e ma'1i,le'a
or leased lines, is the 1'E ".
has just been incorpor.ipnss f'y pnss
laws Of this state. tho a'sa
from Paterson. \. j. '"y MIN .'rs
Maddox. VI Of that place. wa IA
dict and Harvey Van pS 1ess
hi' n. Y, and phiIlin lung; I'm
Fl. e. Noren. of Huron p LaF''
porators. While a noro,, q
be at Huron. the businas i,'aa
general purposes is to l,eS' he
! ne new system is to be 7@i1
length and to be constrno,Yss ','s |
proximate cost of $500 GoS n
to start at Portland, Nc '.''Nl| W
verse the states of Maine W.
shire. Vermont, Massacb,r...s' N.']
island Connecticut. New N
Jersey. Pennsylvania. oh,!
wisconsin. Minnesota Sams
wyoming. Utah, Nevada as,1
MIA, ending at San Fran r,s
line through South Dako,s !.
through the counties of =,
kingsbury, n Beadle. H.r,'
hughes, Stanley and penniT..
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Big Party for Europe

II. X. Warren, president ol NJ n
ton college, left "Wednesday IL, ), =
treal, Ont. He will be ]oiileu =
by a party of nineteen 1Eleiu., "a
together they will sail on June ~
Liverpool. 1t is the intention " III,
the summer sight seing and 'fi .si
famous art galleries and pace
toric interest in Great br1'A-''
continental Europe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Big Shortage Discovered.

j. [. Barnes, president OF the de-
funct Minnesota Title. Insurance and
trust company, Of Minneapolis, was
arrested. charged with embezzling
$4,000 of funds of the company. az
winch he was president There is
said to be shortage of $4,000 on
the Books Of the company.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Lake POinsctt Season G,o,.

Lake rolhsett was formally opened
ior 'he summer season by u two days'
carnival Horse racing, foot racing
ana o'her forms Of sport celebrated
the occasion, and large crowd ar
tended. The lake is fast grovirg into
a summer resort, and now n,H,.ineD 49,
amusement for large numbers Of ne,,. 49,
pie every season. Pe''
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Ncw School for Lake Andce.

In accordance with the RET 4
ton Of the board Of educauC"
town of Lake Andes, Chai ~ ,.o,l
county, in opening bids ana a%a .oct
to a Vermillion firm the co'.Io no nj
the construction OF new "' rls
lie school building at ta'' r,r
ground for the new structure '''
been broken.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Woman Climbs 1o5-IJlo, StocH

large American nag which noots
from the top from the new 12s-soo,
sniohestack at the Johnston tinfoil and
Aetal plant at st. Louis. was placed in
posiuoh by Miss Genevieve IaryicL
,oreWoman of the plant. She donned
boomers, climbed the ladder inside
Ine stack to the top and hauled up the
flag. ~ 'i0
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Sieepmen Meet at huron

The annual meeting ol u n
Dakota Sheep Bresders a"a IL
Growers association has O'." .!",,isr
sion at Huron with far ~.
Hon. II. j. Rice deliveieu
dress of welcome, to Whlc" .,.ri
Chamberlain, of Brookings. Fe'5 q
President G. II. Percy, OF Coi'''
the annual address.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
To Put in Drainage Sys+.,,,.

rms season has been such - ,.,t o,,o
that the subject of draina.,o ;, one
come an important ore ~ RI pc-
e','s Dai oi many OF the towns Of south
ehoIa, hieh "a, Whtch are not situated ON
ltsn iaha' Memo business men and
o.her residents now have fnauenratN
ca movement for the construction
OF drainage system. '''' 'V''oil
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Wcavcrs Strike In Rhode IsJa,a

A strike Of 500 weavers at the Coro
net Woolen Mills In Mapleyiua %
began Thursday. when orders wera
given for the weavers to Operate t,,,o
looms on fancy work.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

Charles C-up. of Arcola ui is +,
sleep th0, tor duration rivals ond
for soundncs czceeds the ff,,,,o,,'. 80
OF Dora Mt'"5 Nay %, while appar-
e''iy III ms u@"'. good health, he
,"PSeu iil'o uhc1u""lousness and all eff
i'rts to arouse him Have failed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Pardons IL Convicted Bribcp

GOV Plndall, of Arkansas, has is
sueu pardon to +. O. Butt, formerly
slate senator from Carroll county, who
was convicted of bribing Senator r. II.
AoaiiiS' ol Grant county, and SEN
'ehceo 10 the state prison for two
years.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Body of Leo XIII. Not Remov.d

Recent Rumors in Rome that the
body Of the late Pope Leo NH. had
been removed secretly from its tempo
rary tomb at st. Peters to the Basilica
of st. John Lateran are unfounded
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Wife Murderer ElcctrOcufcd

James Cornelius, the Canton wife
murderer who was reprieved three
times by Gov. Harris, was electrocuted
IN the annex at the penitenuary at
Columbus, o., at 1910 o'clock Fr;da,,
morning.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Butte Mail Men on Strike

All the mail carriers of Butte
Mont, went out on a strike Wednes-
day night, the men declaring they
could not live in Butte on the present
scale of wages paid by the govern
ment
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

The Iongshoremcn on tbo 49,.
the Cuh'rd company in New york
struck Sunday when the s,.,r,o- ~,
@ Dill' from Liverpool Gochod. The
men demanded so cents an bopr For
sunday, which was prom,tv rafusad
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Heavy Fire Loss i'm Birm!nob,

Fire Friday morning destroyed tho
ChaiifouX building at First oven,,a
ana Nineteenth street in Birmingham
Ala. The loss was 100000
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04
Al.iN Def

bePasse, -
b.. writes !:
| pleasure t
lies of Per
eted for OF
bf the he;
faus. |
/ they did 4
happened t
Four Perul
| Pcruna q
! of each, f;
lex ! motto
D l kept ]
BOTTLES |
! the nedi
! had the
I'D never !
3 house.
reconnn1en
d my friel
a Grey, !
j, writes !:
e pleasur
tarrl of
se for a l
enjoy a
] was inde
pon PERU
from the
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an ag
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

II Good p
II Purclla
h autonlot
EOver son.
Nhe spri
Freely be
lin Deale
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

moth knt
n China, t
inches acl
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

had an ag
Good p
Il Purclla
4 autonoG
Iover SOM
rhe spri
krcely be
lin Deale
J Soothing
4 the gunlsI
Rcures wind
Eploth knd
China, II
inches acl |
kOF A W
Ago WO
Is WOr4
Rg is a
4 agents
Ethrough(
similar
Qay, Alta
Lam Gov
-FOUR lett
was W
see tina
ling peoi
Nortllv
We you
e to col
bat 1
here is S
many II
l hope |
more ID
4 the col
I tell yo |
nee l C: |
hree ye|
" holn(
J $1,000
60 per
len a y
fall f
a prof
kthe n
tes of
Of hors |
2 she
in IIigl
kl5 lots
sent
q, and
little
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-04

! Soothing
Il the gums,
RcuIeS win(
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03
growing urban community.

=
To paraphrase: "If you send
away for your goods-you have
the goods. but you have sent away
from the town the money which
might have come back to you in
its purchase by some one else. 1t
you buy what you want in your
home town. you have the goods,
and the money remains in your
own community TO filter down
into the pockets of the people
who may buy those goods from
you. or may deposit it in your
bank. or buy land from you. or
get their insurance from you. or
retain you for their lawyer or pay
your fees for medical attendance
Every one profits directly or
indirectly by plentitudc of money
in community. Every mail or
der sent away-that could be filled
at home-reduces the home money
supply.
Every woman who patronizes a
mail order hous sends away hard
cash that might otherwise have
worked back into her fathers
or her husbond's pocket.
Every man who buys abroad
what he might have purchased at
home is reducing the purchasing
kpower of the community in which
he lives and on whose patronage
he depends for his own livelihood.
This applies in everything.
Retain home lawyers.
Patronize home stores.
Place your insurance in your
home companies and with home
agents.
Employ home labor.
1t may cost a shade more at
times-though usually it is cheap
er-but the other advantages tar
outweigh the usual difference in
cost or quality or quantity.
The money spent at home is
money one can get back. The
money spent abroad is gone for
ever.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03

The most vigorous workers have
spells of sstlred feeling" now and
then. This feeling Is caused by
arrangement in the stomach, liver
and bowels. A few doses of
Prickly Ash Bitters quickly cor
pects the disorder and sends the
blood tlngling through the veins.
carrying life and renewed energy
throughout the system. Smith
Grisham Drug Co. Special Agents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
18th Senatorial District.
Senator, C. II. Teal, Colfa1.
Fifth District Court.

Judge, George Wear, Columbia.
District Attorney, o. M. Grisham,
WINFIELD.
Terms of Court-Caldwell Parish:
Jury terms, End Monday in January and
LIST Monday in July. Civil terms, LIST
Mondays in April and October.
Jackson Parish: Jury terms, LIST Mon
day in February and 3rd Monday IN
July. Civil terms, End Monday In May
and 1st Monday in November.
Winn Parish: jury terms, LIST Mon.
days in June and December. Civil
terms, 4th Monday in March and Bird
Monday in October.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03
Friday, May 8. 1907.
THE FUTURE OF WINFIELD.


There is no city in the State that
has a brighter future before It
than our own little city Of Winn-
field, situated in the center of the
finest timber lands of both pine
and hardwood surrounded by
mills with large pay rolls. When
the timber is taken off and manu-
featured we have as productive
land as any upland in the South.
capable of producing all kinds of
crops. corn, cotton. oats, hay,
sweet and Irish potates, sugar
cane, fruits of ali kinds, vegetables
of every variety; fine stock coun-
try, in fact. can raise any and
everything which will make our
country selt-sustaining. We~have
now in running into our little city
three railroads, the Rock Island.
the Louisiana Railway & Naviga-
ton Company and the Louisiana
& Arkansas, the latter having two
branches out of this city-one to
Alexandra and one toJena. The
fremont & Gulf Railroad will soon
be running trains into Winfield.
The track laying is progressing
satisfactorily, and it is matter of
only few weeks until they will
be running their trains into this
city. The General Offices will be
located here. Work will soon be
begun on the extension Of some
road from WINFIELD to the Marble
Quarry, FIVE miles west of here.
where the owners of the quarry
propose to put a large crushing
plant for crushing the boulders of
limestone, which is without limit
in quantity.
The fremont and Gulf Railroad
Company will put in an extensive
plant for creosoting telegraph
poles and ties and We understand
proposition is to creosote pine
shingles.
We have already brick plant
with capacity of $4,000 daily
and will be increased to double
the present capacity.
We have a forty ton ice machiae
which commenced operations on
the first Of May. The WINFIELD
Iron Works. which We described
last week. is continually adding
new machines as the occasion de-
mands and soon will be the most
complete plant in the State. The
Dalton-Clark Stave Company are
working about seventy-fve men.
We have two sawmills. the Sui
phur, Timber and Lumber Co..
with a capacity of seventy-five
thousand feet per day. and the
Lands Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company. with capacity of
twenty-five thousand feet per day.
Both these plants have planning
mills running at full capacity.
Vim Lumber Company, recently
organized. have their building and
side tracks completed and are
expecting their machinery in ev-
cry day. They will. perhaps, put
in sash, door and blinds factory
and all kinds Of building material
a deal is on foot by which we ex.
poet hardwood mill to come to
WINFIELD.
The division headquarters and
terminals of the Rock Island Rail
road will be located at Winn6els
= soon As the connection is mad,
At ElDorado with their own lin,
and at Eunice with the Frisco
The Rock Island will then rul
through to Alexandra.
We published recently the &C
ton # the Monroe Progressive!
League. making an effort TO hav!
He Monroe Southwestern connec
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03

with the fremont road at Chat
hamville. We understand the
fremont road IS making survey
north to connect with the Iron
Mountain from fremont, possibly
at Farmerville.
The Pace Oil Company is now
on the verge of bringing in an oil
we'll. The company are SO well
satisfied that they are prepar-
ing to build tanks. The track
laying on the Winfield Oil Well
Railway will be pushed to COM
pletion; the lighthouses and natl
forum will be erected. The Base
Ball Park. Fair grounds and race
course will be laid and graded
soon.
The city authorities, under the
direction of our progressive mayor.
Hon. c. nj. Bevill, ably assisted
by the Board of Aldermen. are
leaving no stone unturned to keep
up with the march of progress.
The City Hall. now in course of
erection, will be the handsomest
building of the kind in the
State. Everything is being done
and as fast as it can on the system
of water works. and We expect by
the first of July to have the sys-
tenn in operation. The City Hotel
is to be rebuilt of brick, three
stories high with seventy rooms
and will be an ornament to any
town. A number of elegant resi-
dcnces for new population COM
ing with terminals of the railroads.
We will vote on the question of
levying a S mill tax for 10 years
for the purpose of raising funds
to build a modern, up-to-date
school building for our High
School. Every contractor in the
city has all the work he can do
building additional residences for
our increasing population.
We have two Banks with liberal,
safe and progressive officers and
directors. The statement of their
business compare favorably with
any banks in the State.
We have two drug stores and
another putting in their furniture
and will open in short time.
We have two exclusive dry goods
stores whose stock and display
compare with that of any in the
country. Our general merchandise
stores are all well supplied. We
have two hardware stores which
carry all kinds of hardwares used
| in this section. One exclusive
Feed Store whilst all of the gen.
eral stores carry feed. We have
two jewelry stores that carry an
elegant line of classes of goods
carried ia such stores. Our retail
grosery stores carry everything
good to eat. Our market is vel
supplied with meats. fish and
oysters in season. We have two
dairys who find sale for all
their product. We have a tn
smith and sheet iron shop working
to full capacity.
We have . school employing I !.
teachers with about FIVE hundred
children enrolled. We have three
church buildings il which there
are regular organized churches
the Baptist. Methodist Episcopal
South and Methodist Protestant
| A Catholic church has an organic.
ed congregation and they own :
| lot and will soon erect church
I've have two hotels in operation
and number Of boarding houses
There are three newspapers print
| ed and issued here, The Southerr
Sentinel. Comrade. and Union
Banner and monthly magazine
| We have the best prospects Of
reaching 1900. population by the
4
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-05-03

We are now ready to furnish
any kind of lumber on short no
tice, and shall be glad to have q
liberal share of the lumber bnsl-
ness Of the town. Thanking our
friends for patronage in the past
we are,
LANDS, LUMBER 4 MFG. Co., Ltd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
&tparationcr !; !; \; III: , ii |: ii: !: J; :: ssCOnc
3JSt MnnapNs MINI

Ioa Ell flor RiSbuufe, iom fog St6'
Set of. 20 Seite, iOm oeo l(ocirets
geapnoelie bar bunoet tnoe / Ell
8aaro, bIep Ipitet en- bulp Sncs Alen
fra Sorben OF baaret ODER | Den an'
oen SIDE al 8oaroer, og Ell Sumo
bleo bGnet ct Bar &unoreoe aIen op
/ 2uften. @aaoe Suroen % SeItene
Hap mrrfeIis nof fra 2uftturen ltoen
nGpnepprbte Sfaoe. Ggnen Ter mGr'
feIta no eiter oct itoriIaae0e Nntlir'
ifueIptI. &ornneg bPnger / EeIeton'
traaoene, og SiifereOitober, @iGlter,
Sten, @riis, Sanb % oIlebaanoe lsle
@ienItunoe er iprebt oper Warterne,
Wteu life alere Sfppumpen bar an
rettet ESeIGg9elier. Sgiaa Soroert'
oa SogeIpeiret bar Iaoet Haoa9e'
Qoruet bar liSt meget utoer Sa8el'
bpaen, o9 Here Steoer bar Sprlet
Haoet ucb, iaaIcoes / Seaum Sele'
ionceutrol, bpor ben bar soela9t ollie
neutrality-suspicious., / Mp8oal Sor'
bemoberbus og pna Sialerup Vtarf,
bpor oct bar SrPbt et So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
SUN bepareoe
S,emmeltgbcocn,

SCR, Serien," iogoe 8ru Sent
fen til fin Runb, "bpoo foretager 5
Ser eaentIig oeo ale De Rsoer, Oh
reroer til / 9rooerIogeu?"
Set noa on life ipsrge mig ON,
bet er en- SemmeIi9beo."
"gu Rano burbe aIOrig baoe no.
oeu SemmeIigbe6 for fin Some. Spoo
er SereS SeItraob, ieg mener bet Sro,
8 flyer peo Snogon9en2"
Set bar ieg bsitiOeIig Iopet al
brig at meObeIe nogen llocOtom'
menoe."
seq cr heller life l~loeofommcnOe;
en- RunS og en- Some er 10 ct. On
maa babe 2oO iii at iige mig bet"
"Rao - ia -sboi8 leg MI tiger
Big BET for en- Gangs StpIb, bill ou
ioa loue mig oIbrig mere at ipsrge
mig oerom?"
ga, BET ioGrger ieg Big"
9erpaa boiifeoe ban burtig: "Vta'
Acknowledgment
Observation-Disclosures.
Eri Senien boI6t ORD. bun iagoe
set aI6rig til en- Ieoenoe SiGI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Srufr,s, aro sornor mpI,es Sou

9rnfnebe. Sra Snmor meIoeS oen
20oe ausuit: Sgoaroftes refine ire
I9no berfra opoper gimoefioroen
Wisien for at rife. Goa Siemturen
eif ben enc Wano iInno peo Surnes.
Ianbet, meoens De anbre to iortiatte
nibere neboper. ltoenfor Storbamar.
lanoet reiite ben en- of Dem iig troos
aameratens aopariel 90 | gauoen.
Gertre oippeoe, pg NauSen ialot
bosI9nas operboro og innf piebIiffe.
Zig. Zen anoen reiite burtigit uii.
Iiet inb til 9pen efter Si9Ip, 90
Sofning intteS isnns, men iousmor.
ges bar 9iset enonu life iunbet. Den
SpruIpffeoe er Sfr9b6er Ole Dor.
eerien fra Samar. SAT- bar tienbt
icm en flinf % opgtig @oanouerter.
afbsoe par SO aar eanuneI og ugift.
- Sra Mols meobeIeS Den 20be
giiei,it: 20 9rsbre | GI0ereu om-
firing 10 og 8 Iar, Sgnncr al en-
Weaeorbeioer, oriifnebe jgnor Otter
mioooa / 8duiis Iige peb Speu. Zen
pngite falbt no ira en- @aao. % oa
ben GIore 9rooer iaa ifllIoe forisge
at reboe BAN, ianf De be18e. Den
GIoites Gig er ftnbet.
- Sra Ioloe mebbeIe3 ben 20oe
guarit: Ssnbaa omfom 8adroS.
manoSien Olaf Seberien EperIano
ira SrGnen unber 9obnjn0 / ErGne'
fiorSen. SON bar en- flint Spsmmer
% tog Ianet no oner. SIu0icIig bsrte
en- Ranb poa 2auo BAN raabe ON
SiGlp. 1onoen fit itror tat / Ell
goaS oa roche no, men fom foriert.
Slaf 2oerIano bar life mere at ie.
ISen SoruIptfeoe pnr 20 Mar CANT
mel oa bar Ell Sio pprct &olportsr.
2iaet er life gienfunoet.
- sra 9rammeu meb0cIeS Dem
lobe guglIt: gn 912 Eor gammlel
@ut, Gen al Somtearbeiocr 8eSbp
paa 9onSfaIosen, orufneoc igoar 81
termiboo9. San ifiilbe nGre meo
Saoeren uo og prspe Ell @oab, iom
bar fisbt, og @utten gift nCo for at
cfe 9oooen, meoens Sobcren 0if ef'
ter gorerne. timber GrbetNct ialot
@rtten / @anoet, og oa Tnoercn fom
til. bar Ssnuen borte. &sSbpS B
gor aornIe 9atter itoo i8icn % for
tolte arp6enoe: "Son Qttlef er
8onne ban. geo Sofrin9 ianOtes
Siaet ct 9or elmer ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Cm Sorbbrngets 1tbpifling pt

Spoeren nppuer en- Snoienoer
"WoraenbIaoet" nogle Grempler,
benteoe iflGng fra ct al Wiot'S9oe'
renS Serreoer. 2ensmano 8anslano
/ 9prbs, Ser npIig er tiIbelt gorger'
boabsmebaIien for Sortieneite al
Sorobruget, cpertog for 81 Gar itoen
fin @aarb, Ser oengang fnopt funoe
febe 1 Seit, 7 aisr og nogle 5aar.
gu fsber BEN oper 80 8isr, 6-s
Settle og 1OO-t50 Saar. @telfe'
mengoen / bans Sis er | De iiolte
10 aar seet fra 1900 til $4,000
Otter. 8aaroen, Der er Of Stplo a
Mtarf so Gre, bar MI ca. 100 Wtaal
cp6prfet Serb. - Wartin Golano
opertoq I 1885 fin @aaro 9s | Seer
30, Der er Of Sfplb 5 Warf 62 Ore
og oeneaug babe 30 Waal oaarlig
oprfet Serb, bporpaa fsotes Z aisr
og / Seit. Ru fsber 9aaroen 20
aisr oa 5 SeIte. GSlanb bar ben tsr'
ite @aarobrlger paa Spoeren, JON
beapnote at oprfe S,irnips og tnofsre
iterfere Sobring. st al grrgere /
4prlan6 i 9prbs, meb en- Mtotrifrl'
ifnIb al A Wearf rs Gre, funoe for
40 gar iioen fsbe Z aisr; MI feoes
26, iomtibig Tom Der oarlig i9lges
@r~sntiaser, ierlig 8rlersooer, for
opimob 1000 Sir. ct anoet grng /
famine 8aarb bapoe | 1867 2 &isr,
MI oper 90, paa $50 Waal oprfet
SSsorb. abrabam R9rlano, gier al
ct treble 9rug / iamnte 8aaro, bar
ben fsrite, Tom begpnbte at anpenoe
Gang til @isbiel Il 1S46-1S4O.
@noeIig ct fieroe grug / iamme
@oaro, Of Sfplb 8 Rarf SO Gre.
obertoses al fin nltpGrenoe eier !
1854; oengang fsbte @aaroen 7
aisr, mn 40. Sfior ioIgtes oesroen
fra griiget @rGsfrs for omfring
1000 8r.