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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
TORRANCE COUNTY FAIR
DRAWS GREAT
CROWDS
Third Days Attendance at
EstdnCid Larger Than on
Preceding Two.
HOUSE WARMING" SPIRIT
PERVADES THE VALLEY

Estancia, n. M, Oct. 3.-The Es-
tancia fair is on in full blast, and the
third day has been attended by q
larger crowd than either of the two
preceding days. The exhibits are as
fine as can be found anywhere in
the country and consist of vege-
tables cereals and grasses, together
with domestic exhibits. The sporting
features of the program are of un-
usual excellence, and the Hatcher
Russell Carnival company with its
many free acts and tented shows is
being visited every hour of the day
and far into the night by hundreds
of people, who thoroughly appre-
ciate the excellence of the entertain
ment
The fair will close tomorrow
night, but already 1t can be. stated
that Torrance county never held so
successful a gathering. The entire
valley was represented at the fair,
every town having its full quota of
visitors. Cheap railroad rates have
been granted for the fair, and both
the FL p. & S. w. and the Santa Fe
Central aided in bringing i'm the
crowds. 1t was a sort of house
warming'-old timers met newcom-
ers and a general good time was
INDUCED in.
From Santa Fe on one end of the
valley to Carrizozo and even further
south have come hundreds of peo-
pie and these have been augmented
from the crowds who came from the
nearby country.
Today's program was in fact the
best OF the fair, Thursday being
fair day. in reality. During the
four days of the fair. one day Is de-
voted to each town in the valley.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
HARTMAN LINE FAvORS
DEEP WATERWAY

Chicago, oct. 3.-The management
Of the Illinois Central railroad has
decided to throw its influence i'm IA
vor Of deep waterway from the
great lakes to the gulf. This became
apparent yesterday when ]. r. Hara-
han, president of the road stated that
he would make an address in favor
Of the project at the deep waterway
convention at Memphis Friday. The
management of the Illinois Central
believes that the deep waterway pro-
posed will deyelope the south rapidly
and such development will make an
increased tonnage for the Illinois
Central and Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley lines. Harahan said that in
his judgment the railroads will be as
unable for many years to come as
now to handle the tremendous traffic
offered. so that they will not be hurt
by reason of the tonnage taken from
them by the waterways.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
SsSSSSgVSS SSSS SSSi

NOW Is THE TIME. Z
The big fair opens next week. Z
If YOU have rooms for rent or
room aud board, now is the
time to notify the people
through the Classified Columns
, of The Citizen. This paper will
maintain Bureau of Informa-
ton during the fair for the
benefit of visitors and will be
J able to fill all the rooms YOU
have TO rent. OUR CLASSl-
FLED ADS FOR ROOM AND
j BOARD WILL BE GIVEN
FIRST CHANCE - PREFER
ENCE BEFORE ALL 9TH
j ERS. Advertise your rooms
] early and avoid the rush.
6O0S6 6S66
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
ROOSEVELT DECLARES IN
FAVOR OF SINGLE STATEHOOD
GOv.CURRy'SINTERv|EW
SECURESI AID FROM
PRESIDENT

Cairo. ILL.,. oct. 3, 4 D. m.-Spec-
iaI.) Following an interview with
George Curry, governor of New Mex
leo, at st. Louis and after a long
talk with the governor en- route to
this city. President Roosevelt today
gave an interview to the effect that
he would no longer oppose single
statehood for New Mexico. but would
do all in his power to aid in secur-
ing it.
Governor Curry is jubilant at the
outcome of his interview with the
president and It is understood he will
start the single statehood machinery
in motion as soon as he returns to
the territory.
Pleased With People.
The president is satisfied that the
people of New Mexico want single
statehood and he is pleased because
they voted almost UNANIMOUSLY for
joint statehood year ago in defer
ence to his wishes.
He has announced that he will no
longer oppose their desire for admis-
sion to the union but that the new
executive will have his political and
moral support In an effort to get a
favorable consideration of a single
statehood bill I'm the next congress.
Promise Given.
Governor Curry Will not make
which he talked with the president,
but ii is reported on good authority
that the governor has received a
promise of support and assistance
from the president in the carrying
out of his administrative affairs in
New Mexico particularly in this
matter of single statehood.
The president spent much of his
time with the governor of New Mex
leo after leaving st. Louis and IL is
understood that New Mexico affairs
particularly along political lines were
gone over in detail.
Governor Curry, IL is understood,
will return to New Mexico with the
presidents promise to back up a
number of policies of a local nature
which he will inaugurate.
Shaking Up Coming.
Among them II Is understood, will
be a shaking up In official circles in
New Mexico and the adjustment of
several factional differences in a
manner the new governor thinks ad-
vlsable.
Governor Curry would make no
statement for publication beyond
saying that his interview with the
president had been most satisfactory
and that he believed the people of
New Mexico would secure single
statehood I'm the immediate future.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
ASSETS -FOUR TIMES
CAPITAL STOCK
Has Liabilities Outside Sl00.000.-
600 Capital of Only Sl2.000.000
Earning Power Has Never
Been Estimated Accord
ing to Experts Report.

New York, Oct 3.-For the first
time there has just been made pub
lie the income account and balance
sheet of the Standard oil company
of New Jersey, which is the parent
of all the Standard Oil companies In
the world. The report shows that
the wealth of the company has at no
time been overestimated. The income
accopn. shows that while the COM
pany paid forty millions of dollars
dividend in the year ending Decem-
Der 81 last, 1t earned more than
eighty-three million and left a sur
plus for the year of more than forty
three million seven hundred and fifty
thousand. Added to the previous sur
plus, the total surplus in profit and
loss amounts to 1851, 100000, or
more than ten times the amount of
the great fine.
The balance sheet shows assets of
$S71,e64,532 as compared with the
capitalization OF one hundred mill
lions. Apart from the capital stock
outstanding and the profit and loss
surplus the only liabilities are ac-
counts payable to the amount of
$12,264 900.
Experts Sift Records.
The experts employed by Prosecu-
tor Kellogg in his effort to convict
the Standard of sufficient illegal use
of its corporate power to oust ii from
existence are the men who gave up
the information concerning the great
earnings and surplus of the oil trust.
Through their Investigations of the
books placed at their disposal by the
Standard officials they have been able
to prepare a statement for the hear
ing before Examiner Ferriss, which
will, without any doubt, be the most
interesting financial statement ever
published concerning any corporation
in the world.
The work of these experts has COW
cred records for a number of years
past and the figures are those taken
from the totals as shown by those
records. The Standard oil company
after a bitter fight some weeks since,
placed the records at the command
of the examiner, who authorized five
expert accountants to make a revision
of them and report to the court.
Earning Capacity Exceeds Capital.
The earning capacity of the Stand
ard OIL company, as SHOWN by these
figures, exceeds the amount of its
capital stock by far, when it's gross
earnings are considered. The net
earnings. as shown by the books, al
most equalled the capital stock OF
one hundred millions last year and
1t Is apparent that during some of
the preceding years, the net earnings
have exceeded the amount of the
capital stock.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
GLADYS VANDERBILT
WILL WE'D COUNT

New York, oct. 3.-The announce
ment of the engagement OF
NJ iss Gladys Vanderbilt to
Count Leslie Szeehenyi, of Budapest.
Is made In the Herald today. The
Herald states that the announcement
Is authorized. The count is 2S years
old, rich and good looking and has
a hereditary seat In the Hungarian
parliament. He is one OF the chamber
lains OF the Austrian empire. Miss
Vanderbilt is the youngest daughter
of the late Cornelious Vanderbilt.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
BORAH ACQUITTED ON
HIS OWN TESTIMONY

Boise Oct. 3.-United States Sem
ator William e. Borah was acquitted
of the charge OF conspiracy to de-
fraud the government in land
transaction by a jury last evening.
Only one ballot was taken. The ver-
dict was greeted with cheers In the
court room and a public demonstra-
tion followed at which the senator
made a speech. The only witness
called by the defense was the accus-
ed man himself who denied knowl-
edge of the fraud.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
WEATHER FORECAST

renwr, Colorado, October 3.---RaIn
tonight and Friday except talr In the soulh-
wesi portion Of the territory; colder tonight
and Friday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03

Railroads Appear.
Topeka, Oct. 3.-RepresentatlYes
of the Kansas railroads are before
the commission today concerning
the two-cent rate.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. 10. go p. m.
No. 40. so p. m.
No. 7-I a. m.
No. S-S.GS p. m.
No. o-IL45 p. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
.
NOW Is THE TIME.

= NOW Is THE TIME.
. The big fair opens next week.
. III you have rooms for rent or
. room and board, now Is the
. time to notify the people
. through the Classified Columns
. of Tho Citizen. This paper will
. maintain Bureau of InfOFIna-
. ton during the fair for the
. benefit of visitors and will be
: able to hll all the rooms you
. have To rent. OUR CLASH
. FLED ADS FOR ROOM AND
. BOARD WILL BE GIVEN
3 FIRST CHANCE - PREFER
. ENCE BEFORE ALL 9TH
. ERS. Advertise your rooms
. early and avoid the rulh.
8 SS6s 66SS S6SSG
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-03
FOUND IN BACK YARD
WITH HER THROAT CUT
Slayer Was Probably Another
Woman. Though Detectives Ad-
nit They Have Little to Work
On---ViCtim Was Promi-
inent Socially.

Moran, Kan. Oct. "A razor that
bore no blood stains, a key and an
ordinary bone collar button are the
clues furnished the Pinkerton detec-
tive who is here today to try to clear
up the mystery surrounding the
death of Miss May Sapp. Miss Sapp
was found in the back yard of her
home with her throat cut last Fri
day night.
The detective will work upon the
theory that Miss Sapp was murder
ed. He believes with the county Of
hcials who have been working on
the case that 1t was absolutely i'm
possible for the girl to have commit
ted suicide.
The belief is growing that the
crime was done by someone in or
near Moran who was thoroughly ac-
quainted with the premises of the
Sapp residence. The darkness of the
night would have made it impossi-
BILE for stranger to have found the
one gap in the wire fence next to
the alley through which the slayer
must have run after he killed the
girl. The citizens, however, are slow
to believe that any resident of the
community would commit such a
crime.
A Woman the Slayer?
Several persons who have studied
Sapp may have been killed by wo-
man. No one, however is able to
show a motive. The girl had few
women friends and, as far as is
known, mad never had any trouble
with any woman. II a woman killed
her through Jealousy no one so far
has been able to furnish any infor-
nation as to her identity. The char
acter of the wounds in the girls
neck and the dispatch with which
the murder was committed appear
to preclude the possibility of its be-
ing the work of a woman.
g. A. Peterson, the county attor-
ney who has spent the most of his
time on the case since the tragedy,
Is almost positive the crime was
committed by a man who was well
acquainted with the dead girl. He
believes that the murderer commit
ted the deed, hurriedly removed his
outer clothing, which must have
have been covered with blood, and
returned again to join the crowd
about the body. He says that the
razor was thrown on the ground near
the body after the arrival of himself
and the coroner.
Razor not There Then.
81 went thoroughly over the very
spot where the razor was found with
lantern just previous to its discov-
cry" he said. "Pm certain that
there was no weapon used to kill the
girl but was thrown there by the
murderer to lend the appearance of
suicide.
1t is now believed that there was
one man at the scene of the murder
who seemed to desire to call atten-
tion to his presence.
One Mans Queer Actions.
do you suppose the girl was
murdered?" he asked of several diff
ferent persons. This is now regard
ed as peculiar circumstance, for al
most all of the citizens on the night
of the murder believed the girl had
committed suicide. Not until after
the coroner and other physicians ex-
amlned the wounds and declared Il
impossible for them to have been
self-infiicted did the citizens abandon
the idea of suicide.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Sra Suafe Riper, SSabp.

Seq Ter giennem Dor gamle eoSe Gen
"9ecordb>Boiten" ON &anS / SsS, Roro
og Teit, men iee bar life feet noeet fra
Dor fmutte Sp glaetfoot, b~elisser,oe /
ben tore fruetbare noitrafte Suafe
&tper gaaep, Sbdbo, bnor Snrmeren obs
Ter ale Slaes Sritgt, iaa Tom sgbIer,
Serer, Spebiter, Slontuer, gpricots,
@urrarts meb mere. gubber beb, at
Sbabo ifaar iom 80. 1 | @eiten bpaS
Srlgt dn9aar. Set toa ferite gr9mie
paa ~llcitiuingcu / RortLano, Oregon, o9
bet iarrule I California. Serfor ipnes
hi, at bet er Dor YIigt at unSerrette pprs
GdubsmGnb ON famine, ba Der er iaa
mango, Tom fer Zig ON efter ct Siem.
On goo ftre6iom Ysano meb en- Iibeu
&apital fra 700 9olars oponer) fan
faa fig ct goot Siemfor iie % fine fra 10
til 20 gtI paa be99e Siber al SIoSer,
for en- StrGtniu9 ca. 200 RI lang. SIos
ben uoiprtnger at Sen bersmte Delloips
Itone Rdttonal &art o9 flbber IND | ben
fore GoIum6ia 8loo. RuIbiproen CT
rig o9 al i~ortbrru SuIpr, fra 8 til 25
Sob obb 90 ca, 35 Sob til BET beoite 8ils
bebanb, iom finbes / Gncrita. Soroen
frembrireer Saore, gbg, Soebe, &ars
tofler, 8uo. GTfalfa meb mere, Ianrt ale
Slngs Saoeioeer, erbog Iais aUIes Der
meb aoot aeiuItnt. Seite, aier % Soin
e. Ell tnbbrinsenbe Sorretning. Alt
SauSet parvSes meb trultie Gambling, os
Der er Sanb SberfLob. Store @ans
oin~9sfauaIer gieunemifiGrer 2auoet
largs Sloben. bbor Sarmerne faar beres
8auo ira. Ser or 5 Girfer Der I gIacts
foot. men inseu Iutberif &irte % BET er
bort guife, ON hi tEnSe bIipe 0orbs
mGub 90 Sanife NOT til at bpgae en- airs
te. Ser er flere glorife os 9auife Der,
ION bar tisbt Sauo aIerebe. men Der ct
Rlabs til fIere.
g. R. GnSerien o.
3. s. Rasmusieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
"Turn to the right"

s De fleite al bore Stater er oct
be6 COB beitemt, at De. iom msoes
paa 9aoen eIler Ell 2au6epeL boor
oct / Oct belle ta9et gisr noget til Ga.
gen ffaI bsie al til bsire. "Iuru TO
tbe right, as the lam Directs, itaar
Der ofte paa ct SfiIt peo Gn6ei al cit
Bro. s De Stuter, bpor Der iugeu
Sop er ON oeuue Gag, er oct BOG al.
mtubeItg 8eOtGgt, og 0omitole bar
ofgiort, at Ell aIsrer, iom bsier al til
oenitre er auiparlig for Den Sfa0e,
iom mlIi9en8 fan forUoI0eS Oeo ct
SammenitBo meo en- nu6en. Gen
iamme &egel ftges at bore giRlbenSe
| alle 2anoe | EUROPA meo lln6ta.
gelie at England, eIler rettere Stor.
brittauier. s 2onbou logger man
ooeralt Werfe iii SfiIt paa @a6en,
iom flyer: ~8eep TO tbe lett. 90
Den RegeI ipnes at babe fine sooe
@rrmoe. &igrereu at Ell Omnibus
eIler Ell anoen gogu fiboer Der iom
onSetiteSs paa bstre Sioe, forat ban
fan babe bsire Saauo fri til at BRUCE
Sps6en. gtaar ban oa bsier az ill
Senitre, fan ban beore ie DC 8ogre,
ban msoer, og paste paa, at Der life
Fir noget Sammenits6. Gen eugeI.
ffe SrSring er Ger GA en- foritauSig
Wentng /; men ingeu fan aufsre no.
gen 8ruu6, boorfor ri bar Ioaet fat,
at man faI bsie at til bsire. s en-
feIte Stater bar Der ogioa bRret
brsftet SoriGag ON at GnSre Rege.
len; men enonr bar, iaabiot ot6e8,
ineen stat inofsrt benne npttige Re.
form.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Sra Sn66arS, Oregon.

Ser bar o9ret barHnt; ieadr bar BET
puer 80 8rober, ibag bar BET p9ret 100.
Ger er mi Sarbeit oe 5sirg, men oct
eaar iaa itilt; tbi Ri er life bar,t til Sieen
bene Sio paa Garet. Citing fer bra no,
os Der er 8sreIie I ale &roser. Ser
brioes M meb en- @otorlinie fra 8orts
lamb til SaIeut. for BET fsrite. gi faar
en- Station r9r os Der, fom er be9prbt.
Ser err tubfonmet meset Solf, iibeu llos
i~tiuirgen bar, men Der er 8um for maus
ee eubba. @tau trrnser life ida me8st
Saub Der Tom pua mango andre Steber;
t6i Der er grsrt belle Naret. men Iibt
Sdon er bra aIi8ebeI for Seit oe So,
mer Sauer os 8ieOer tlarer fig foruoeu.
W er uosle Rprburrnb Der, men bnpSe
Der pGret fIere, ptISe bet babe pGret be-
hre. 8. g. Sd8sooIb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
fSra &aIifpen, @pntana.

Sa Sc ffeite 29Iere at "9ecorGbsSsos
item" iieIOer bar Gnleontne til at bsre
toeet fra Rontauas 9oieu, Slatbeabs
Dalsu, oil maaite nogIe 9tuier Ieies
meb Snteresie. ii9r al ~iaabnnne. iom |
Ssft bar tenft paa at taee Ell Slr til
Beiteu oe life rtgtta bar npeet beftemt
Steb til Sormanl. Seq biz rnnoe iaas
bdnne til at tnse 9iQet meS 9rdt 3ors
tberu til &aIiipeu, Rout. Sc bill Der
fiube, bbnb Sc enifer: CT rorif &linat
og ffisu Gatur, 8eS 9iiber 8alens Srii9t'
bnrbeb for ortrent aleilaas &prniorter
rtrbtaeen Rais, 90 Ii9eian COB Srrgt
fom I California, SpsrfIob al @nnb %
@eS, aobt Narteo, insen Storme at nos
gen Slnes, sobe SfoIer, nurife Yreiter
% Reuig6ebsr. COB Sortieuefe for ems
bper, iom bill arbeiSe. Sasmsllerne Bee
taller $2.75 pr. Sag. Saruterue 50 a
$3.50 pr. Sag % aoit; ON @interen er
Der. NOT af Stosarbejpe fra $40 til $50
pr. Rdnneb og Scott.
en- penIis Stlieu til ale ~Gecurabs
Poiten"s 9eiere.
en- Moment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

gnmmeIt. Ser bor bans eamle ToSer,
0ars. Sereit RonSneis. os bans to grs,
bre. gunne % Gilbert, Tom ale er | bpb
SOre. Erneeit sr oct for bans utrsites
Iiee RpSer iom times at taee bet ibart
banrot. Sub trsite ale bans gfterIabte
os bieIpe babe os % benz til at bore
berebte uaar guSifabet BONNER. Spttes
iersen os SsositnrSen er life til at be-
rebe iis mos Ssbeu paa. 8i pibe Ell
raar 9eben nenter os, berfor burbe hi
pente Sen ale Steber. Sna biz ies ba
meb BET famine snife "Yoften" tiqbtfs
neb bens SieIpereSaftsr Chr. Brandt.
Gam fienote iee sobt | BANS gurnbom.
Seq arbeibeoe mango 9aee for bans
Saber paa bans itore 9anrb I SIiSre,
gaIbers. Saa en- nenlig Silien til 5r.
Sranot os set snriee Eerionale iamt ale
glabets 29iere- g. u. Sieue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

Gen anben bar Soofon Raa.
niisisn. gan por en- Ssn al Song
Ioguis. Der bar pIoite Ssn af $a.
ralo Saaroroaoe. 9enne Song Sao.
fon ~reaierebe bore to aar, fra 1893
til 1906. OF | ben Sio invertebrates
ban beller life | belle Roree. Rog.
ms garfoS bapbe Ell Sre0ieSeI al
Eiaet % ff bet belle efter Sautous
Ss6.
Zen treble oor Saofon Ser.
6ebreS, en- son al Song SigurO
Runo og aItiaa en- Ssnneisn al Sa'
raIo @ile. San reaicrebe fra it6t
til tt62 % bar bare ienrten gor
gammeI, Ga ban foIot ! ct SIog moo
GrIius Sfatfe paa SsnSmere.
Gen iier6e bar Saofou Soer'
reign. Sans Hegieriusstio bIeb o.
iaa fort. San bIep 8oree oe6 fin
Sars 9s6 t 1902, og beo SuIeeiIoet
oet islgenSe gar bIeb ban pIuoieIig
ina % beoe 9t~ptaarsoog, 1904. Gor'
moSentIig bapoe bans Steomor
bIonSet 8iit / hans Ntao.
=, Gen femte bar i~toitrP0nte&
Ser oa fal6es Saatou Den garIe.
San regiereoe nemlig / 46 aor, fra
1917 iii 1868. San bar Seu mrg.
tieite At ale RorseS aouger.
2cu iiette bar Sootor Soa.
Ieee, 1899 til 1919. San bar en-
Ssn al Soofou 6eu gomIe8 Sht
Iaaun,s 2ogabster % aroe6c Rtaet
efter fin RI0re 9ror. Grit greiteba.
Der, Der bar isuneIss.
Zen fpoenoe bar Saofou
@tagmtSisu. 1866 til 1880. San
oar en- Sen al Rogurts Smet, Ser
bar en- 9atterisu al Saafor Saa.
Iegg. WugrlS Smef bar 9on9e
baoSe Sperige og @orge. men mdat.
te / 1856 operIabe Stpret / Rorge
iii lin Ssn Saafon. Rnqmt5 Osoe
i 1874, og Sanfon Ter Nar ienere.
Oct bar Serrne Soafon, iom bIeO gift
me0 Raraorete, eneite 9otter oa
Grping til oeu bonife &onge @oIoe.
mar atter6ag. 9ereS Son SIof ar.
oeSe iaaIeoes baooe Roree og 6ou-
mari, og pan oen Muaoe fom Sor.
euiuaen meIlem bisie TO 9auoe
iitanb, % Den MISUNDERSTANDING
Rat" ru9ebe oper Rorge.
Otter bette ifllIoe oltioo oen mi.
oGren6e norife 4orge bore oeu OF.
teuSe Sootor. Set err biItoriif, at
ser for Bam bar opret ipo Soneer
me0 oct Rapn. Reu en- al 6tSie ipo
moa oItiaa itrpees. 90 ga er oct ri.
meIigit at fringe ben, bpem ri ooen.
for bar falot Song Soafou Den att
beu, @oraIo SoaroraaSes Ssmneisu.
9euue raa6ebe nemIig | bare om.
trent 10 SreoieoeIe al Sanoet, %
ielo Der raaoeoe ban life meget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
ara mssntoit, miuu.

Set er lang lib ineIlem bocr Sang,
lea fer uoset til ~0scura5s yoIten" ifrn
RcSntpfb; iaa trnfte iee, at bet life
piloc p9re ina uS df geisn. ON lea ienots
nosIe 2inier. Get blioer iaIiaIS lille
ipart mango. Sn ies TIE er reeet al en-
Sfribent, fan hi f~oritaa. Ga, 9eiret bar
IaaIebes iSne. at Der enbss Sio til en- Ii.
ben Stunos Soile. ba III III en- ristig
foar 8esni.ur Scra ftarieSe Sarmerne
miot | Sstrafifen. "a oct er p~irteIia
life meget at Ifripe on heller. men uoset
fanr ies finee paa aliJeoel. GpIinsen
Ter ialialb nteeet eoet uS berrunot |
CONNER. ea set hiStiI life bar paret no,
get llpeir eIer ncset iadSuut, iom bar
fhaSet BEN. SIag oe 9aore fer oeioa
Iooenbe mo; bet teaner til at bIioe BET
behSte Nar, hi bar baft pud lang Sib.
ga Rrilen paa gore Sarme CT iteesi
bethneIis Der nu bet fioits gar. Set er
life lanec iiSen Der bar ioI9t en- Sarm
for $4,000. os lloiiaterre er. at Der fans
he bIiper itsrre griier eubSu irSen nosIs
Var. ga. pi peb life for i~tttert. men Si
faar baabe iaa ~dIigeoel.
So. oct tesuer fig mart til Ssit ieieu.
ga bar Senue Sonuaer oaret sanitc
fort; bet times iaa for os llns.arIs;
taubenoe set er for at ri ionunetiSer er
Iammeu neo iaa mango imufte Bigger.
Sa bet er life arIe, Der sios3 2siEisbeS ii!
bet heller. Fan on tro. Ser er heller life
ipGrt mango 9ahelurs Der; nm en- Bit
oS Der, ION ipnes. bet cr bsSit at
bore aIene, Wen Der er ogiaa mango,
iom e. bIeuet fmeoet 6bnens 24nter.
% BET fer no til. at bet itaI bIioe iIerc
euSSd, icu bill fslee oct iauune grempeI.
Sa, III tror leg bet fnar bRrc lint meS
bette Frat, for Seune Sang inIfaIb. aan
bGnSe Der fan blue mere at Erioe ON
rGite Sang. -Saa fadr ieR lutte meb en-
penIi8 SiIien til gIaSetS 2rierc % bets
8ebuttsr. On Nbuuneut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
gerftsisfas'e for Siemmet.

gnhser beS, bpor upttiet Bet er at
babe @1rftsi | Suist. Som ReesI be-
ror BET paa ct SIurpetr y boor biSt
mar er beloig I &i66 al gerttsi. 5pis
man trRnssr en- Sag, ian snar ma til
en- Seruparebutit cs fOrlanser ZEN Gag.
Sois BET piier zig. at ben life buer til mo-
CITE, ina brussr man ben erteu ioir ben
er susr man fisber m anoeu. Der er
bog en- Eaaoe, bpoupso man life lsber
nOseu 8siito, uem.ig at fjsbe ct Seen
<ter Cool Cabinet. Elsie er at gees
tra, Imutt uSitprsSe os meb SIaos for
bert aebfa6, iaa be life fcroeroes peo
at tonirae | gercriug reS binaHher. sc
tommsr / foritieiise StsrrsIisr o. VS.
iortimeni. os Rriieu parierer fra $3.50
til $500. Spis 3eres SnnSlsnoe life
bar benz. iaa i.rip iii Simmons Saros
mare COMPANY, Snc.. Ct. 9ouis eIsr
Reip gort. u. g. u.