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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

L IS probable that the Frist state
sank viii soon begin the erection 81
4 handsome new buiIding ar the corr
aer OF Main and Market steets- Al
though the board Of directors have
get taken no definite action re-
garding the matter. the sentiment -
favor Of a new building Is practically
unanimous. and ir is believed thar
within a very short time v-ork wlzl
be under way While no plans have
as yet been decided upon. it IS kn0Wu
that the building win De erected ac
the corner OF Main and Market. oe-
cupying the sites at present occupied
by the bank building and the Osborne
building. which was purchased bE
The bank some years asO with this
very purpose in view
The business OF the First state
Bank has grown so rapidly during
the past few years that increased ae-
commOdations are absolutely Deeas-
sarv. and the directorate is composed
Of progressive business men who wiz
not hesitate to provide for this in-
crease by the erection Of q more com
modious structure As stated above
no plans for the new building have
as yet been decided upon. bat &c VIII
be a modern, up-tO-date structure
that viii in every way meet the re-
quirements of the bank and which
viii be an ornament to the city
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24


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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
A NEGRO SHOOTS
AND KILLS UNCLE
JOHN JOHNSON, A NEGRO LIVING
ON CLIFF OTTLEY'S PLACE,
KILLED HIS UNCLE ON
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The Shooting Occurred About Eleven
O'Clock and Resulted from
Remark Made by the Tn
Gle About a Woman.

John Johnson, a negro living in
the Cherokee peighborhood, shot and
killed Jim Thomas, his uncle, about
eleven o'clock last Thursday night
The shooting occurred on Mr.. Cliff
Ottley's plantation, The Oaks" and
resulted from a remark which Thorn
as made concerning the character of
a negro woman living in the neigh
borhoOd. The two men were engaged
in a conversation, which finally touch
ed upon the woman in question, and
the elder man made a statement that
seemed to greatly anger his nephew.
Johnson pulled out his revolver, and
fired three shots at his uncle. Two
shots went wide OF the mark, but the
third pierced Thomas brain, produc-
ing instant death.
As soon as Johnson realized that
the shot had proved fatal he took
to his heels, but Mr.. Ottley and his
brother-in-law, Mr.. T. G. Blewett, fol-
lowed the murderer and captured
him about half mile from the scene
of the killing. He was put under
guard Thursday night, and on Friday
morning Mr.. Blewett brought his
prisoner in and turned him over to
Sheriff Eggleston.
Johnson says that he was drunk
when he shot his uncle and claims
to have no recollection of what oc-
CURED Thursday night. He says that
he had drank half a pint of whiskey,
but while, from his statement, the
liquor seems to have stunned his SEN
sibilities, it apparently had no effect
upon his pedal extremities, as he ran
a good half mile before he was over
taken and captured. The crime seems
to have been one of unusual brutal
ity, as Thomas was not only the un-
Gle of his slayer, but was cripple
and walked with great difficulty.
The murderer will have a preliminary
trial before Justice of the Peace Bev-
erly Matthews next Tuesday morning.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
RiCknaan-Ciarb.

Mr.. Samuel F. Rickman and Miss
Annie Clark, both of EtheIviIIe. Ala.
were married at the home of the
brides cousin, Mr.. c. II. MAYS. in this
city last Sunday afternoon, the Cere-
mony having been performed by Rev.
T. G. Slaughter The bride was vis-
iting at the home of Mr.. MAYS, and
the groom, accompanied by DR.. J. II.
Donohoo, Mr.. Slaughter and Mr. T.. J.
Hancock, came in on the afternoon
train. The bridal party returned TO
EtheIville on the six o'clock train.
and were met at the depot BY a large
delegation of friends. The newly
married couple spent the night as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Hancock, and
are now pleasantly domieiled at the
home of Mrs. I. A. Spruill
Mr.. Hickman is a clerk in the store
of Messrs. Hancock & Pridmore at
Ethelville, and is a most deserving
young man. His bride is a pretty
and attractive young lady, and is uni
versalIy admired The young couple
have numerous friends who join The
Dispatch in extending concentrations
and best wishes for long and happy
married life.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
Mr.. Jordan An Applicant.

Mr. Allen Jordan, of this city, is
an applicant for the position of Unit
ed States Marshal for the Northern
district of Mississippi, to succeed Mr..
]. A. ToIer, whose term expires Jan
uary 18th, 1908. Mr.. Jordan has
been a consistent Republican all his
life, and thinks that his loyalty to
the party entities him to recognition
at the hands of the president. Should
Mr.. Jordan be so fortunate as to Sc
cure the appointment it will be for a
term of four years from January Is
next
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
Athletic Club Organized.

A number of the young men of this
city, who favor things in the athletic
line, held meeting on last Wednes-
day night and organized the Column
bus Athletic Club. Officers were
elected and committees appointed to
secure a suitable hall for a gymnas-
ium and to arrange other matters for
perfecting the organization. 1t is
the intention of the club to have a
track team, basket ball team and
other athletic features will be rep
resented. Mr.. Henry Jensen, who is
a competent instructor, will direct
the work of the club. The officers
elected are as follows: Mr.. d. o. Dar-
lington, president; Mr.. Henry Jen-
sen, vice-president; Mr.. James Nc
Chung, secretary and treasurer, and
Messrs. w. G.. Paralta and G. W.
Wood, managers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
SENSATIONAL BILL
FILED IN CHANCERY
INJUNCTION SOUGHT RESTRAIN
ING NEGRO PASTOR FROM
IRRELIGTOUS AND IN
CENDIARY TALKS.
James WaddeH. Pastor OF Church OF
God" Has Been Preaching Ra-
ciaI EquaIity-Members
Want Him Ousted.

One of the most sensational bills
ever placed on record in Lowndes
county was filed in the chancery court
! last Friday by certain members of
the Church of Christ who seek
an injunction restraining their pas
/ tor, negro named James WeddelI.
/ from irreligious and incendiary utter
/ ances in the pulpit of the church.
The bill was filed by Hon. Z. P. Ian
drum as attorney for Sid Wilson and
other officers and members OF the
church, and the document names
Matt Larry, Croli Whitfield and other
followers of WaddeH as defendants.
The bill recites that the Church
of God" whose members are all ne
groes, was organized about five years
ago, and that until Waddel was call
ed as pastor last January everything
worked in harmony. It is alleged
that instead of preaching the Chris
tian doctrine, Waddell has injected
racial and political issues in his ser
mons, and his utterances have
brought about schism in the church,
some of the members siding with him
and others being of the belief that
such utterances as he INDUCED in
should not be tolerated. 1t is set
forth by complainants that they deem
it unwise to repeat the language Of
Waddell, as to do so might engender
friction between the white people and
the negroes, but that his utterances
are calculated to lead to race hatred
and antagonism, to impossible dreams
of social, political and industrial
equality, if not supremacy, over the
white race
Complainants further allege that
Waddell claims to possess a special
gift from on high which enables him
to communicate directly with God,
and that his utterances consist in
part of lot of glibberish which be-
longs to no known language and
which is palpabIy and biatantly a
delusion and a fake. 1t is further
recited that the Church of God" is
under the supervision and control of
general council" which meets
semi-annually, and that this council
has silenced Waddell and forbidden
him to preach, but that notwithstand-
ing this order Waddell continues TO
discharge his duties as pastor, being
upheld by certain officers and mem
bers of the church who share his
views and ideas
The bill recites that the conduct
of WaddelI is likely to result in Sc
rious conflict between the white and
black races, and asks for the issu-
ance of an injunction restraining him
from further occupancy of the pulpit
until the matter is finally adjudi-
Gated in a court of equity.
Judge McCooI, after having exam
ined the bill, issued an injunction as
prayed for, and Waddell will not be
permitted TO continue his incendiary
utterances from the pulpit of the
church
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
The Loop Completed.

Power Company has completed the
construction of the loop at the Mo
bile & Ohio depot, and cars will soon
be running over the new route, thus
obviating the necessity of reversing
the trolley poles on cars at this end
of the line. The construction of this
loop will greatly facilitate the move
ment of cars, and the company will
be in good shape to handle the large
crowds which come here to visit the
fair this week
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
Gen. Lee an Honored Guest.

Gen. Stephen D. Lee left yesterday
for Vicksburg, where he goes TO par
tieipate in the ceremonies incidental
to the visit OF President Roosevelt.
who will arrive in the Hill City to-
morrow morning and spend a portion
of the day there. The ceremonies
celebrating the presidents visit win
include a drive through the National
Military Park at Vicksburg. and Gen
Lee, who is one Of the park commis-
sioners, viii ride in the carriage with
the president.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
sa:.th Not Hostile to Railroad.

New York, Oct. 15th.-That the
South is not hostile to railroads IS
one of the declarations appearing in
President W W Finley's statement
to the stockholders of the Southern
Railway, a portion of the report Of
which for the year ending June SO
last has just been made public. In
fact, President Finley says there Is
a growing feeling among shippers
and travellers in that part OF the
country in favor of a reasonable
treatment of railroad enterprises
The statement then cites as an indI-
cation of the rapid Industrial expan-
sion of the South that last year no
fewer than $50 new plants OF various
sorts were installed along the south
ern Railroads lines, that the capae-
ity of many older plants were en-
larged.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
A Small Blaze.

The fire department was called out
about 1880 o'clock last Wednesday
morning by an alarm which came in
from the Sixth ward and which was
caused by a small blaze at cabin
owned by Mr.. J. w. Steen on North
Third avenue. The fire was quickly
extinguished, the loss having been
exceedingly small.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

Mr. Craddock Boyd a very popular
young gentleman OF the Dunbar
neighborhood, has accepted a posi-
ton as assistant cashier at the local
mill OF the Mississippi Cotton OF
Company, and viii make his home IN
Columbus during the coming winter.
Mr.. Boyd is well known here. and his
numerous friends are glad 20 vel
come him to the city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24
Speaker Cannon ON The Issues.

Washington, Oct. 14th.- Speaker
cannon in Washington recently out
lined the work of the Sixtieth con-
gress when he said the minority
w lG be so busy demanding tariff
an and various other things
,...v came within the category of
what they called reforms" and talk
ing about these things that congress
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

We wish to direct attention to the
change of ad of the Columbus Cloth
ing Company which will be seen in
this issue of The Dispatch. This re
liable old clothing firm are using
their space to call attention to the
merits of their well known and ser
viceable lines of mems and boys
clothing.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

Mr.. T. 7. Richards, who for some
time past has been in the West IN
search OF health, has returned 70 Col
umbus. Mr.. Richards recently had
a spell of dengue fever, and for \
while was very sick. The trip home
proved beneficial, however, and his
numerous friends hope for a eontin-
ued Improvement in his condition.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

Mr.. j. B. Thames has resigned
from the city police force and accept
ed position as lineman for the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

Mrs. Percy Coleman, of Aberdeen,
is expected to arrive in the city to-
day for a weeks visit to Mr. and
Mrs. F. II. vogel on College street.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

The State fair at Jackson has the
thanks of The Dispatch for appre-
ciated courtesies.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-24

En Your w ants.
WII For Rents a nd
A For Sales VIII
Bring Results IN The
Colu bu $ Dispatch
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
marf GRAINS Wor.

Surnrel g Clemens ("Wmri
Spaius~) 9apr Iepeoe itne iioite Gage
hos Ssrnen Srriu Clemens, oer bar
Sogfsrer / aeoflf, Soma, fortGiler
sssoa SimraIi, Der tienSte Den sar1le
auinSe soSt. Srrin Clemens nnr
en- title, taits Wano, meirs door bans
berinroS bar uteget ~inationt. 2el er
rel paa benSc, "Wtart" lisner.
Ira. Clemens par en- IiSen, top
Der ooirma auinSe. Sam .altc me-
Get aierne ON I'm Son SaimreI o.
bupSe ulanpgen en- goo Siitorie on
ham fpa bans llngoomstiS. $enSes
@srus sor SsSe. ba @srirnc tor
inaa, os ba bun fao Der igien tdttig
90 meS en- Slot gsrn at forisrge, iaa
net 10 life Ipit no. @seit pIast ben
Eanfe belSe, at bun life fiirSe stne
line Bern ber SfoIeiooumelfe, BAN
mltet at siDe Dem.
SoumieI par Dem piltreite % opr'
ife al benoes gsrrr 90 polote berroe
fore @efpmringer.
Oct b91tote ofte, at 0srs. Clemens,
Sa bum | i'm MSsroom Ieoeoe meo I'm
Ssn Orrin / &eohst, At 4enner og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

Gaboer blep onmobet ON at fortGIe
Iibt ON Worf Stpai1ts Slnaagutitres
ger, % bum bar / Acknowledged bill.
Itg BERTH. SUM- flur0e I. @r. iige:
"SGnuiel porte innat, mert bar Ell
nleget lem 8ut % poI6te mig mere
9efpmrtteer alene emo ale mine 90
rige Born tiIiammen. Set fGIot mig
omifeligt at faa 9om til at qua puo
StoIen. 9ese og spe Speft1fIer UiISe
ban, oe bon rsntte ofte D9f fra SfOs
len FOR at ftrpbe paa ct eIler anbet.
ga ies en- Sag otloe banfe baul,
iprong ban ira mig. Seq iprang ef'
ter bdan. &lurSt ct tort SrG iprang
ben Iemare gart formt % ieg efter
meS en- Bible / SaanSer; men ieg
flmoe life rtaa bam. Satt flyer, bm
iii betaIe mig for ale De 8efpmrilt'
ger, ban paafsrte mig; men ieg tPr'
fer, bar bill faa BRAT on en- Si6, ON
ban IfaI faa siort betl" -
"Ueen ban er bel goo moo Dig mt?"
flmSe nogen ipsrge.
"gla ia, On - ban er meget geo
moo mig. Sg ban luoer mig altto,
al ieg ffal foa alt, ieg enifer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

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booraf ~fsIgenoe fire piSes at DUr,
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mdcelrt puft Der oaden, oanif San
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Heoerim,
Siterbp bar fonunet op paa 03f
LED, men banoe life faaet fort M9oel
paa fig. "a bans aahpt Iaa | RGr'
beoeu at Rebganaen til SaIonerl
bar ban forisgt at iaa fat | i'm BeIs
men er irnoer Gorisget bleoet foaIt
meo ReIien iin6er 9lrmer.
Srf. Mdrie @eisier, Gatter a
Snfauterifaptein @eisier / ariitia.
ria, bar paa @eieg / ariitimsianb.
Gen hinge Turte ifl1lSe babe reii
meo "4ong Sanfon" til Stapunger.
foor berSes Setter | SiSie Gage Ifl,l.
&C giftes me6 en- 9atter al Erooit st.
teien | Sslano. @oo @runb al 5or.
fnrfelie tom Srf. @eisier til at reiie
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

admerat, Der enorm bar propiart.
6~orifieIiee sGstepar Dor / imao Sirie
teS aisfter uriot ! Sfoserl paa en-
Sielotcp ener tGt peo Sisen. Sc
fia1nper ale for at opnaa en- fra Saul.
tliren iaa fern SiIpareIie iom BEL
tiiligt. Marge beiatter fig uleo 20.
|Iitiife og ~firitneriffe spsIer, men emo.
I'M Here Ieper ct bebaseliet SAB.
ntanosIip.
5orfatteren til ben interesiante
artifeI flutter meS at fortele, at
mango at bisie ~"Raturmenneffer" |
en- tioIig Mber bliper ~aamoslepe paa
8rinb at Tet @rn9ring % Den er.
trapagairte Waaoe at Iepe paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Zen bsfirnSts ScrnbuueprGiiSent


q. 9. Stiduco ltotaIte forIeOcn | Ell
SoIe Ct. @oltI b. q. ~feIgerSe: SEQ
trcr paa Streifer, liaar De er beret,
tigcSe, % ieg tror, set er rigttg al
brltge NEagt / 6Glr ll6ihUfuirg, iom
moutte oiic iiJ ~nsSpcrl6ig for at gisre
iaabu1ur Streiter eifeFtipe; men icg
or o8iIa Al Sen @}euing, at 3ctten til
OF gierc Streif er Zig 3ctten til
al gisre &coOIution, forioo0iot iom
rem / begge GiLiGISe fun fun foripa'
res iom ct Re6mi00rl, raar pigtiBe
Gettigbe0er itoar pou SpiI, % efter
at ale andre 0fi0ler bar ppret for.
iegt Ter err faa Nmertfanere, iom
oil beIGgte, at Solicit bar &et til at
gisre Reoolutiou; Der er imibIertio
erroTu fprre, JON for Ct SiebIif trpr,
ut I. @r. DC iblSige &~cpoIutiouer | De
ip6amerifanite ~iaafoISte RepilbIifer
ar beretttget; men Iigeiaaliot er De
ibaSigt giettogrle Streiter os sod.
mtts~ / ollie EiIfHISe berettiget. -
Seq bar alSrig Ingt RGrfe til, at
@roberfabsfaelien bor ipiIet mogeu
ipnoerIig RoIle / f0TnercteIe Iif9-
rer, og Oct er min prtnote @se1ring,
at bots BrGiiSerter for Chicago
Great @eiteru 9onen ffISe forisge
al bdbe 8rtFteu gaaetSe pua ct iaa.
6ont 6uuoame1t, ioa piIbe 6orret.
rtrisen saa tupltt paa 80 Rtmtter,
ce ttoen RamreSelrs llSgnng pilSe
Ser garrfe frffert life bare iroaen
ssenge at betoIe arbeiSsIGmen me6.
SIpriigbeS % 9roSerfab | 6orret.
ring er en- SrGr~ 8rGiioert Stid-
men er fm6elig life ben eneite, Ion
bar giort Oerme Griariug; men bette
for9inSrer bog life, at itore GrbeioS-
etoere uuroertiSer fam isle fig foGIe.
bes / Bogt meS &c 6oIf, iom be bar /
fin SjeneIte, at De gisr Dem rimcIige
SnSrsmmeIicr, bpor Sorremings6en.
isret tiuaSer oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

meofsrt meseIt llIeilisbeS for Stats
fcpurhcncutet, Su uoeitIan6ife Heeie
ringer lite iieIoef eisr eSrtoltgelier
mar Der er Sperssunaal ON Sor'
FoI6Sregler fcr iaaSanue "goreeres'
8eifptteIie. Suis ben ber omtaIte gil
bIir oeotaget. uiI DC | 2onoon og go
riS foitboeiibe Im~erifanere bIipe nsoi
til at beoiie, at be lite er ioit bo'
latte Der, % tam De life eisre oet, pil
&c bLioe SoIf uoen ct 59oreIanS.
Sorilaget griber euerS mo paa for
'ifieIiee Strraaoer. Oct beitemmer,
al en- na~tltraIfieret Imerifaner, iom
bar opboIbt liz uoenfor 2anoets
.@nunier oOer fem Iar, itaI opbsre at
bare Berger. en- amerifanif apin.
De, ion Ggter err lloIpnSing, itaI Der.
REQ opbpre at bare Gntcrifanerinoe,
men blir at betrogte iom tiIbsrenbe
Iamme 0atiOnnItet iom i'm Waano.
Sertnoo bar bun after aogang til
nnerttauif 9orgcrifab, naor Nau.
zen bsr eIter gggteifabct al en- eIler
olrOen 9rrnb nplsieS. gn ~locTIanS6f
SUtnSe, iom glitter iig ute6 Ell ame.
rifaner, tal 6ermeO baoe antogct
amerifanif g~orgerltab % uiI iorbIipe
Berger, iaaIGrpe bun Ieper, meoutirr
ere bitn siper affaLS paa itrre aettig.
beoer oeo Of bIipe Berger al elIer lin.
Seriaat | ct an0et 2aub. ct Barn
ieot uberrfor 2dubet al u~oenLanoife,
men natirraLiiereSe 5orGlore, OiI BIZ
5etragtet Jon ameritaner | Rraft al
S]orGlSreneS DECENTRALIZATION, bots
,errre flIobprSeS | 9arnetS Wdnbre-
,ariobe6, og oil fao De en- Berger til
H~cttigbcSer, rtoar oct to-
Ter SpboI6 / De 6orenebe Stater.
Born al 6~orGlore, Der er amerifanlte
Sorgere, maa, bpis De er fsot / ub'
oeo S-IarSoISeren fremitile
tg hos en- amerifntif &onirI og al.
,iue Grfl9rine on, at De bar til Sen'
at fIptte tiIbase til SnOrelmbet
g hioe boenbe ser. GnoeIig beitem.
ner SoriIaget, at StatsiefretGreu /
ifal baoe Rpnbi9beo til
t rOite0e EaS for Ct Si0srum al 6
til 8eriOner, iom bar no
a9et tit "Sntention PAPER; ct iaa-
ant gas bill Sog life beifgtte geb'
orrmenbe / Oct Sarb, bois Berger
Ter llnberfaat bur bar, fsr ban tog
sfri6t iii OF erboerpe. omeritnrif
3~or9erfab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Som befienSt Dor Ser Ell Rnnab

Som bsficnSt Dor Ser Ell Runabe
or1ertfarife &igmGarb / be elrropuifr
Saocoitr6er, bOOr Sc t%iIbringer fit
@io / en- 2rnls % SoerooaSigbcO.
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ipur9te Opcr OeD goHifc @croct. Set
or iipr / Set mo0crnc Gl1ropo8 ga.
hpIon, RurtS, at De ameritanifc Ril.
lIonGrer BOILER til; men ogiua / Con.
con, Berlin og @ien bar Sc Iaaet fla
rc0, % ~oucoeJre or ot noturIi0oiS
Irftet& Dem at iorbIeiie Be SnofpOte
mco I'm encitaorllOc SLOTTED. Ser.
FiermHc e. man fife oiherc QJao /
6i5ie uorr "RcIU5crtntcr" / euro.
20, iom @ar lyvC cucr .Irrt en- Itor
Tormlc her, mex er for fine til at
Icoe b.2nNt fiji HVCt Tolf % iorctrrf.
Ter al iCttc inc gHujcrr orrrirr
iroCrIanS3 icr al hrne pare @o0ren.
Ucr mco @C>clcr. Ser ON Gaocn qoo
Iisnp;,n ureN ia1Nnrc ia tilfiemNc
o5io1 j &or1rc@.,n. i0ct Ct @ovfor.
Tap, irn 81. q. u,itgtcr at berepe
gurrifo1c~e. ser ;1t 'oIt GgboIb !
lloloroe;, >crea asacrifauFe 9orocr.
1t, Leo ina ..Icr II, &cota9aic al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

Sil enbper 8erion, ipm ieuoer os upen.
itaaenoe SIppn uil ri itrar ienoe-frit for at
prspe Dor fuloftRnoig ilpe tretolSiae Ab-
sorption Cure tpr SiltS, Saar, Resuer, xrenrs
falb, Srlotr, S%prftoppelie pg ale @n6efarns
Blaser. Serfom ou er ful6to1nmen tiIfreos
meb Rptter, bu faar al Bet, ba ieno ps ell
Solar. Spis life oa tia bet bare til ps, pg
bet foiter big %ineenting on afgisr bet efter
en- erunbig 8rsoe. Senne S~e5anolina tlIre1
rer enbos 5ilfRIoer Of 80 % 40 liars ga.
rtebeo iaa pei Tom / be tiSlissre Staoier.
iiae aibeiier: fbi giies ieSer til sS;ituia "a
ogoelig Araft. Spr trefolSise Bebanblin9
f~urerer, iaa man iprblipsr tureret, foroi ben
er iorititutionel, iaa pel ipm lptal, ps pil ri,
ou ifal prepe ben paa Dor SetpitniHg. Seno
tnseu 9euge Tim 6uponen - til Sr. San
8led eor YEA, Raieitic Slbs- Satiun,
Wei1. Strin ibaa.