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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20
Good Time.

The society buds, known as
the kid crowd, gave a very en-.
joyable hop at the G. of n. Hall,
Tuesday night. Those present
were:
Howard Lear, Henry Green,
Clarence McNutt, Monroe An
derson, Joseph Spalding, Char.
les Sullivan, Virgil johnson,
Shelby Sweeny, jamie Proctor,
r. Vowel, A. Robertshaw, L.
Lane, Messrs Hardin Morris of
Louisiana and Mr.. Meeks of
Quincy.
And Misses Estelle Anderson,
Annie Green, Cleo Patton. Mar
garet McClintic, Elizabeth
BouIware. Margarine Reid, Jessie
Maddox, Della Anderson, Dee
Hampton, Georgia Hawkins,
Opal Forsythe and Miss Elva
Clark.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

Mrs. e. s. Boulware left Fri
day for Canton TO visit the hcme
Tolks.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

Miss l. u Sullivan is now one
Of the polite clerks at Yates G.
Shearman's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

V. G. SpaldiDg has shipped
one of his lovely fox hounds to
W. Fl Jones, Kemp, Tex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20
Lost.

Lost.
Black hand bag. initials e
B. Nj. on it. Return to Monroe
City Bank and get reward.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20
There Are

A queer lot of fore sigh ted
business men in Brookfield.
They have water works, an
electric light plant and gave a
bonus of $50. 900 for shoe fac.
tory.
Friday morning their electric
light plant was afire and we I'M
derstand they have no fire en-.
CINE or fire fighting machinery.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20
Stabbed TWentY-three Times.


AS result Of a serious cut
ting ARRAY on Wabash passen-
ger train No. 8, which arrives
at Hannibal at 1890 p. m, sW:l-
liam Barry, miner from Du-
boise, Idaho, who was cut and
stabbed twenty.three times, is
lying a very precarious condi-
ton.
A gang of laborers enroute
to Decatur, ILL.,. where they will
be employed by the Wabash,
boarded the passenger at Kan
sas City and while the train was
going at the rate of about forty
miles an hour, between Holiday
and Paris. several OF them en-.
gagged in fight. BefuIe the
parties could be separated Bar.
ry was cut and stabbed in wen.
ty-three distinct places about
the body. His left eye was
nearly cut out and ugly gashes
were inflicted about the head.
The man who did the stabbing
was taken from the train al
Paris and lodged in Jail and
Barry was brought to Hannibal
DR.. j. G. Chiffon was hastily
summoned. His wounds were
dressed and he went to Quincy
this forenoon to enter the hos
pital.-Hannibal Courier Post.
If an OklahCmian, Kansas,
Nebraskan or Albertanian
coulo have seen our desk yes
terday it would have made their
mouths water and pockets
yearn for home for M ssouri.
There was wheat there that
was 4 ieet 6 inches tall with 6
inch heads and two full plump
grams to the m ssh. And timo-
thy that was four feet high
with 8 inch heads on it limo.
thy that would make alfalfa
look like 30c. Wheat will make
35 bushels to the acre.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

Chillicothe, Mo-, June 13-
Sheriff Graver, OF Macon couu
ty. and Marshal Malone, of
Bacon, were fined $40 each in
Cbillicothe for having used abu-
sive language on the streets.
They got into a row over the ar
rest of an Industrial Home girl
and were very obscene.
st. Louis. June 13.-The
DOVE II law. passed by the Mis-
esouri legislature, levyiDg a
stamp tax of 25 cents on all
future grain trades, will be
compiled with by the Merchants
exchange when it goes into
effect next Saturday. The
grain dealers on Change, at a
meeting yesterday. decided not
to join the Kansas City board of
trade in resisting the law in the
rourte.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20
Wanted

To rent a piano for three
months E1qure at the DEM
OCEAT Office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

Sore synooth. flowing liver ID existence
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-06-20

Thu, FIR Nugent who was re-.
c""'iy Injured in Chicago is no
hr Fr. Nugent who is to tax,
part in the Monroe Cbautauuua
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
E GAP. WISE COUNTY. VA. WEDNESDAY JUNE 2e. 1907.

ter Of Mr.. j. 7. Germs. She is
a young lady of most amiable
disposition and has a wide cir
Gle of friends.
Mr.. johnson is a brother TO
the late J. n Johnson. Jr.. who
was the popular cashier of the
Peoples National Bank. For
three years he was connected
with the Big Stone Gap Bank,
after which he went 20 Rich
lands and has since been asso-
ciated with the Richlands Coal
and Coke Company. at present
holding a fine position with the
company lie is located al
Coaldan, in Tazewell county
where he has had a handsome
residence erected. and wher,
the happy couple will reside.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
VETERAN HOTEL MAN ILL.

y Mrs. w. =. Hamilton and her
yrandson, Roach Thomas, who
GENT to Richmond TO be at the
bedside Of Mrs. Hamilton's hus-
eand, the veteran hotel man,
Pached there safely
News from Mr.. Hamilton yes
frday was to the effect that he
pas resting better, although
here appears TO be nothing TO
pause a hopeful feeling in his
ease. 1t is believed to be very
Doubtful by those who have
Sailed TO see the sick man rs tC
whether he will be able To sur
give the stroke of paralysis
Which came upon him thve'
Weeks ago, and on account 81
Which he has ever since beer
N a helpless condition Bris
tol Herald Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
POPULAR AUTHOR HERE.

John Fox. Jr., the popular
author whose works have met
with general favor everywhere,
is i'm Bristol today on his re-
turn to Big Stone Gap from
Richmond. where he attended
the NOlung Irvine wedding.
Mr. Fox is aJ work ou a new
book which he will give to Che
reading public. Bristol News
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
SLIDE on INTERSTATE.

a heavy slide occurred near
Va, recently on
fhe new Interstate Railroad
(Which is being constructed from
Pie latter place TO Norton.
Two acres of land sided
Flown the mountain, landing on
Fhe new grading, completely
closing it up. The railroad Off
|cials have decided not TO re-
move The dirt, but will change
the course of the road bed and
|bulld its line around the slide,
Several miles of steel rails
have been laid on this new line
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
STATE SUMNER INSTITUTE FOR
TEACHERS. JULY I to 81. 1907.
Big Stone Gap, Va,
June %, 1907.


June %, 1907.
To the Teachers Of Wise Co.
To is now but short time
until the Normal begins here.
I trust that your arrangements
are completed for attendance
the whole month Tn securing
this Normal I assured the State
Board that Wise County would
send seventy FIVE teachers. and
/ ann expecting YOU 20 help me
make good this promise. Your
District Boards have appro
priatcd money for your tuition.
and have agreed 90 increase
your salaries &c YOU attend the
Normal For these reasons
think that you will feel that
YOU cnn afford the expense of
the trip. and know that The
Wise County teachers are as
anxious as amy for improve
meut. and to raise the standard
Of the profession
assure YOU that "a fll at
tendance will be gratif, ng in
deed 90 the school officials.
beg TO remind You that tho pa
tronage This Normal receive,
this year will determine. i'm ,
large measure. its location IN
the future. and we cannot af
+ ford 20 lose such great advan
tages as 90 offers and viii con
ltinue to offer. Please let m
hear from YOU at once.
Yours very truly.
r.. ID. BAKER.
Superintendent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
|souTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.

Tbe South Atlantic Life In
s.rsnce Company was organ
,r4a seven years ago as It began
|,.rs;ness on the 9th of May,
|ippe
n be business Of the Company
has been gradually extended,
ron year to year, until at pres
ssnt IL operates in ei ,ht of the
,;,,n ncipal Southern States. The
fesf rye and surplus funds have
;nsfeased To half a million dol
i>s< and It's business hag grown
nnfl applications for nearly "a
half million dollars for insur-
ant ara now being received at
atthe head Office every month.
The Compa ny has alway =
heen particularly careful TO I'M
<fkt AN OF it's money IN the
S,athcrn States. I'm first mort
eares alone. the Company has
ineesied over 100000 in the
Ssste OF Virginia, investments
heine placed where the pre-.
mInms are collected. as far as
possible.
The Company is backed 10y d
wonderfuny strong body Of hi
rotors, among whom is Hon
| Rnfus A. Ayers, of Big Stone
Can. The Company is repre-
sep ted at this place by Mr.. II
b. Morrison. and has already
begun to establish itself through
hiin i'm the confidence Of on
pepple.
Elsewhere in this issue ap
pears a letter from Gen. Ruff
al Ayers, commenting tn
company and endorsing lt
management.
lt is very gratifying 90 know
that So strong a Company /
lccated in the State of Nirgini
AM that it is the purpose of th
Cpmpany 10 invest us surplu
and reserve funds eNclusivel
IL the South, So that adequai
capital may be obtained for d
development and maintenance
q Southern enterprises.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
CHILD RUN DOWN By TRAIN.

The little 4-year-old daughter
of COwan FieenOr, of Penning-
ton Gap. was run down by a
Black Mountain train on the
yards west of Pennington de
pot Monday and was horribly
mangled. One leg and hip was
crushed. The girl died We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. FleenoT
is crippled and barely escaped
being run down in an attempt
to save his child. The train
was backing down the track. -
JOnesVille Star.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
MANY CINCINNATI PLAYES
~ VIRGINIA LEAGUE

There are no less than 20 Gin
cinnati boys playing in the
Coal Fields League of Virginia,
"a league patterned after the
Tristate, Of Pennsylvania, back.
ed by wealthy coal mine own
ers. who conduct the losing
proposition only 60 furnish eX-
ciiement for themselves and
pleasure for the miners. None
Of the teams make any money,
but the Queen City and other
I players receive salaries equal
'to iho-e paid in The Central
League
Ou She Stouega team of the
+ Coal Fields League are Eddie
+ IHugg. pie Decker, Jack Nor
rissey. Rolly Johnson. Soy
. Young, Billy Wesp. Ittig and
Harry Ruth.
Ben Nippert, Gus Bonno. Ed
Glenn. al kuoesel aud 'Brown-
ie" Mclean play with Big Stone
Gap. and ON the lmboden team
are Harry RaleN Podgio Wcihe
Ed lIohnhor-f Fred Shredder
Harry Deickers. CHARLES Stock
um aud Walter Bender. ul from
Cincinnati. Cincinnati Post.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
THE NORMAL

The State Summer Normal
begins here next Monday APP
prorances Indicate that there
viii be as many or more teach
ers I'm attendance than were
here last year. Persons who
have agreed 90 board teachers
are requested 10 bee ON the look
ont Saturday night, Sunday
and Sund "a y night, as the
teachers will begin 20 arrive
then. The others will be here
Monday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
THE FUTURE OF WISE COUNTY

IL IS believed that there is "a
deal pending that if consum
mated, will lead TO the estab-
lishment of another large coking
plant i'm the Guests River Val
ley between Norton and Coe
burn. IL is said that the deal
is about closed. and if So, the
new plant will be established
at once.
Twenty tons, 4, 900 coke ovens,
millions invested, population
Increased IN fifteen years from
.a, 1000 to over sc, 900, school funds
from 100000 to over Sl00,
200. log cabin school houses re
placed by $4,000 to $4,000
buildings; tannery, xtrac
plant, iron furnace. ice plants,
brick plants. foundries, summer
normals. electric light an d
power plants, fine churches
these are some of the evidences
of The wonderful growth and
development of Wise county
and yet only the southern bor
der OF the county has been
reached bv this wave OF prog
ress. What possibilities foi
the future,-W Wythevilie DIS
pa.ch.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
foul was gobbled up by Nidkif.
Sth Inning.

Mullen singled, and stole End.
knoesel reached ist on Holm
horst's error. which also. ad-
vanced Mullen TO 3rd. The
squeeze play was worked, scor-
ing Mullen. Bonno also made
lst on his bunt, which was FUN
bled by Stockum. Nippert flied to
Schroeder, Knoesel scored after
the catch was made. Taylor
out. Wolfe 90 Hohnhorst. Mid
kiff singled, scoring BOnno.
Wiles singled. Brnmfield sim
gled TO center. scoring Midkin.
Wiles thrown out at 3r,l. SchrOe-
der 90 Raley.
Stockum and Bender struck
out Kelly singled. Ramsay
singled. Wolfe hit SAL INTO RI
scoring Kelly and Ramsay
McBair flied 60 Bonno, leaving
Wolfe on 2nd.
9th Inning.
Glenn ont, McBrsir TO Holm
horst Mullen flied TO Ramsay
+ knoesel hit safe. but Bonn,
grounded 10 Bender and wa.
thrown out at LIST.
Raley singled. Hohnhors
Knocked a Texas Lacquer bacl
of 2nd. and was caught betweei
lst and 2nd. Npp.rt 90 Brum
field 90 knoescl. Raicy scoring
Schroeder out. lu, ior a. kuoe
>el Stockum ilird to kroesel
Following Is ihc score an'
. line up.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
FORMER BIG STONE GAPIAN wEDS.

Az the pleasant home of Mr..
j. y. COrns In Gate City Satur-
day morning. Miss Kate Corns
became the bride of MIR. Henry
s. Johnson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev j. +. Jones,
and was witnessed by "A number
Of relatives and friends of the
two families. After the cere
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
left to visit the Exposition al
jamestown and other places oil
interest.
The bride is the Oldest daugh
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
FINED FOR SELLING VULGAR CARDS

Roanoke, Va, j u II e 10
Fourteen merchants of Roam
oke and Salem who recently
were indicted by a Federal
grand jury FOE selling vulgar
postcards, were today fined
s25 each by Judge Mcdowell In
the United States District Court
sitting here. Most of the mer-
chants are druggists. The fines
we're paid
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
HIGHEST EVER KNOWN.

The rampage Of Clinch River
near Clinchport recently did
considerable damage TO the peo-
pie living along its banks, run
ming many out of their homes
and carrying off live stock,
such as pigs, calves, chick
ems, etc.
The river was higher than it
was ever known to be by the
older residents of the county.
Ii is said to have been five feet
higher than the tide record OF
eight years ago, which was the
highest know News.
II
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
See the Programme for
Fourth Of July Celebration
Elsewhere in this issue

which will be an outlet for the
Stonega Coke and Coal Com
pany at Ssonega 20 connect with
the n 4 w. at Norton. .-Bris-
toll News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
BASE BALL
BIG STONE GAP vs.. IMBODEN.
At lmboden. June is. 1917.


LIST Inning.
MijkiN lined 10 lIohnhorst.
W.,es's gromder was fumbled
b n Hohnhorst. Brumfeld
doubled. Ramsay made "a SEN .
sational catch Of Glenn's iy 90 f
lcft field Mulrns ont. McBrair .
TO Hohnhorst. Wii,~ left on F.
3rd and Bumiield on 2nd
McBrair fouled ont. Raley F.
flied 20 knoespi Hohnhorst .
expired, Brumiield 90 knocsel. .
2nd Inning
Knocsel singled. Bonno pop
ped up 10 Bender. who doubled
Kuoesel at lst Nippert ground
ed. Wolfe 90 Hohnhorst.
Schroeder famed Stockum
OUT. Glenn to knocSel Bender
out. Glenn Co knoescl.
Bird Inning
Taylor died. McBrair 90 Holm
horst MidkiiT loul-hie 20
Hohnhorst Wiles grounded 90
Bird and was thrown out 10y
Ralev
Bonuo muled Goodloe's fy.
Ramsay flied to Glenn. who
/ threw Goo Poe out at LIST. Wolfe
ont. Taylor io huoesei.
ith Inning
Brumiield expired. McBrair
90 Hohnhorst. Glenn flied to
+ Raley. Ralev fumbled Mullen IS
grounder knoesel out. Raley
Go lohnhorst.
McBrair hit safe. Raley sac
. riiiced. TavlOr to Rnorsel. adj
+ 'vanciug McBair 10 2nd. Holm
/ horst flied to Mullen, who threw
+ McBrair out at 2nd, Glenn max
/ ing the put-out.
5th Inning.
Bonno flied 20 Stockum. Nip
pert singled Ramsay made
D. another sensational catch of
. Tavlor's foul back of 3rd Mid
p. kiif singled and Nippert scored
ON GoOdloe's error. Wiies
failed TO connect with Bender
curves.
Schroeder reached LIST on
lGlenn's error. Stockum out
Taylor TO Knoesel Schroeder
stole 2nd. Bender famed
GoOdlOe out, Brumfield TO KnOe
sell
9th Inning
Brumfield out, McBrair q
e Hohnhorst. Glenn singled &
J. If. and reached 2nd on Ram
y saws tumble. Mullen out. Nc
Brair to HohnhOrst. Glen
stole 3rd. KnOesel reached is
l. on McBrair's error. BonnO sin
II gled scoring Glenn. NippeI
q flied 90 Stockum, leaving Bon
u no on lst.
n Ramsay died, Brumfield {
Kn0esel. Wolfe out. Glenn I
Knoesei McBrair flied {
Glenn.
= lln inning
Taylor struck out. Midki
singled. Wiles singled at
T. vancing Midkiif to 2nd. GoOC
r Toe accidently hit in head b
Is Brumfield's bat, putting hi
" out Of game, and Stockum tai
~ ing his place behind the ba
Kelly going TO rf Brumfiel
> grounded TO Wolfe. who thre
er Wiles out at End. McBrair nal
ne ing the put out, Brumfield tai
e ing lst on the play. Glenn on
- McBrair TO Hohnhorst. Brun
field left on 1st and Midkiff {
.. 3rd No runs.
oi Raley flied to Bonno, al
Hohnhorst's long fly was pull
h. down by Wiles. Schroeder
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
DORCHESTER vs.. Bic STONE GAP.
Al Big Sioae GAP. June 10. 1907


80 l'lt|'it
Poland walks Graham hits
safe. Decker grounds, Midkiif
20 knoesel. Barr safe on field
er's choice Adams flies 20
Mullen, and Pollard and Gra-
ham score. Shea grounds,
Brumield 20 Kn0eSe!.
Mullen fans. Wiles walks
Glenn safe on Graham'S error,
thrown out 20 Pollard on too
long "a lead. Midkiff flies 10
Dalton.
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Shea hits safe for two bases.
Jackson flies to Glenn. ID.
Woodson flies Co Wiles. and +.
WOodson grounds Midkin te
knoesel
Taylor strikes OUT. knOesel
safe on Harris error. Nippert
and BOnno strike out.
Score and llnc-up as follows.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26
2nd Inning

Jackson grounds, Midkiff to
Kuoesel. Woodson flies to
Wiles. T.. Woods0n hits TO If for
three bags. Pollard flies 20 IF
for three bags, e. WOodsOn
scoring. Graham safe on Mid
kih's error. and Pollard scores.
Dalton safe on Midkiff's bad
throw TO 2nd. Barr grounds,
Glenn TO KuOesel
Brumfield drives 20 If for
three bags. Taylor grounds,
Pollard TO F.. WOodS0n. KnOe-
sci hit safe 20 rf, and Brumfield
scores. Nippert hits hard drive
to rf for two bases, and knOe-
sci scores. B0nnO grounds,
/ Pollard TO r. WOodson. Mul
len hits safe over IS. Wiles
lines out 60 SD.
3rd Inning.
Adams flies 10 Mullen. Shea
flies to Midkiff. Jackson flies
To Bonno.
Glenn hits safe. Midkiff sac
rifices Brumfield hits safe
Taylor fans Knoesel flies to Dal
ton.
4th Inning.
d. Woodson safe on Brum
fields wild throw to ID. 4
Woodson hits safe for tw1
bases. Pollard hits safe, am
ID. and X. Woodson score
Graham flies TO Bonno. Dal
ton flies to Mullen, aud Polar
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-26

Buy your stationery at Fam
blen Bros.
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Mullen safe on Barr's error. and
Pollard throws him out at 10.
5th Inning.
Harris grounds 10 Knoesel.
Shea walk, but Ntt.peIt
throws him out 10 Glenn on
attempt 10 steal. Jackson hits
safe. ID. Woodson grounds,
TAYLOR 70 KnOesel.
Wiles IL hit by pitched ball.
Glenn flies to ID. Woodson. Mid
kin strikes out Rrumfeld
grounds, Harris To- +. Woodson.
sth Inning.
r. Woodson hits safe for
three bags. Pollard is hit by
pitched bali. Graham grounds,
Brumfield 10 KnOcsel Decker
safe on fielder's choice r.
WoOJsou out. Midkif 10 Nil
pert. Barr grounds, Glenn TO
knoesel.
Tas Tor strikes out. Knoesel
hits safe. Nippert grounds TO
Graham who doubles to Barr 20
WOOdson.
9TH Inning.
Harris flies To- knoescl. shea
grounds. Brumtield To kn0csel.
! Jackson grounds. Glenn 10
kno.sel.
BonnO grounds 20 r.. Wood
son Mullen flies 90 Graham
! Miles strikes uut
Sth Inning.
ID. Woodson Is hit bv pitched
ball. r.. Woo3~on hits safe
Pollard hits safe. and ID. Wood
son scores Graham o. safe on
MidkiU's error. AMI f. Wood
, son scores. Dalton safe on
tielder's choice. Barr fouls to
Benuo. and Pollard and Ora
ham score. Dalton l. out, Bon
, mo- 20 MidkiH tn Glenn. Har-
ri0 grounds. Midkiff 90 knoesel.
Glenn flies 10 Barr. Midkif
Q fouls 90 Shea Bruntield X ont
: ou thtc, strikes. Shea to Wood
= son.
9th Inning.
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Soegaaroe

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ben peo Sopas 9unbbrrresifoIe
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inoo oct; men ben bnooe oct iou
traoIt meb Sernbauerne % G$iuron'
ce.llgreierue, al Sen life bao0e Sio
til of b6re poa bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
On Sfruuins.

Y&dn piI %ertubrc, at en- Mdno /
Soma oeo gtaou aubreru Sopnieno
%iiep ieatc at bIi oaIgt til @rperuer
iiior SOFT. @nn er &pGfer, bar Ell
Del Benge "a en- itOr g@rgierrigbeo.
Chen ban life bIep Buoerner, oil
han bii ErGit0eut eiter &ooicpeIt, og
ga oeune bar erfIGret, at ingen itoer
Ell gilt WtoHo ber reiioere / oct buioe
@u8, operterer &iiev efter Ell 9ptrSe,
iom ban fan qifte iig meS, iiSer ban
cnom or llngtor. SaroipuIiaoiS er
Der ct eIlcr onoet Sfiprtemeuueife,
iom biOcr pan aro8en, og ba fommer
Wir. Siicp til at ipore til minoit c n
al sc IororiuGer, man MI itiuer Ill
0tn, iom ifai itprc Bette 2all6 % 9tige.