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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26
Siibley Enters Denial

Con- anhlln, Pa, Sept. 19.-Former
mos essman Joseph Sibley denied
writt emphatically that he had ever
telis n a letter to John D. Archbold,
War;, MT. Archbold that he had
OFF, PRESIDENT Roosevelt not to
me Standard Oil Company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26
Wanted His Dues.

A reservation Indian was discOnsO-
late over the breaking Of his ak handle.
He laid his misfortune before the
"farmer" Of the reservation, who,
through pity, took new handle from
his private stock and adjusted it to the
AK. The farmer then noticed that the
rs was shockingly dull. So, motioning
the owner to turn the grindstOne, he
exnended half hours time in sharp
ening the blade. When the rehabili-
tated ak was given to the Indian he
was childishly gleeful, but still fingered
about. indicating by his actions that
some feature Of the transaction had not
been adjusted.
The farmer was little annoyed and
called to an interpreter. ASK the old
fellow what he wants now" he de
rected
After an exchange Of grunts and ges-
tnres the interpreter announced. HE
wants Is cents
twenty-five cents! What for?
"For turning the grindstone. HAIR
per's.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26

There are thin slabs of sandstone stand
ing on edge and lifting their heads hum
dreds Of feet high, on which the gods
or witches have sculptured images OF
birds and animals; and many strange
shapes such as needle rocks. Several
other localities In the mountains near
the Garden Of the Gods afford similar
wonders.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26

Christ was q
man of sOrrows,
but His sorrows
were not His own.
A wrong begin
Mig makes every
thing wrong.
Z he difference
between an old
fool and a young
one Is that the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26
STORM STATE CAPITAL
Mighty Host Demands Indiana Legislature
to Pass Local Option Bills.

to Pass Local Option Bills.
Indianapolis, Sept. pa test vote
taken in the senate shows that the
county local option bill will pass The
bill was reported favorably after a
fight in the house and senate commit
tees. The success of this bill is be-
lieved to be the next step to statewide
prohibition. The Democratic members
declare themselves in favor Of an in
definite postponement, but it now ap-
pears that the measure will become a
law,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

warning Notes Calling the wielksA
to Repemtance.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26

Not to need an excuse Is tar better
than . poor one.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-26

When a man doesn't feel like talk
Ing he hunts up some woman and lis
tens.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
From Wednesdays Daily.

W T Barr wellknown insurance man of Phoenix is Tombstone viz itor today
 Steve Roemer, D " Curtis, George Etz and A Howell are numbered among the Benson contingent whoaIc visitors to the county seat today be ing called here on bus:ucs. before the district court.
 The official call for the school elec- ton for the Tombstone district ap- pears in another column. The cal. states the amount of bonds to be voted on and the purpose of the bond issue.
 Thos Pidwell wss Tombstone v;s- itor today from Gleason. He is the proud papa oi 10 lb girl born at the copper camp on Friday last. Gap" was seen laying in supply of candy and bon bons for the young heiress.
 A carload of "Merry Widow" hats vas received in Holbrook the first of the week. When the ear was opened it was found that both hats had ar rived in good shape.
 Nat E Hawke, formerly of this city and one of the pioneers of Cochise county, was a visitcr here today shsk- ing hands with old acquaintanc s. He is located at Tucson but still has mining and cattle interests in Cochise county.
 ; J. C. Neal of Kansas City was ar arrival yesterday and left for the Fly sham & Neal ranch on a visit with hli brother Wm. Neal.
 w Bostford, a mining man O Guadslaiunto Mexico, is in the city O, mining business and visit of inspec ton.
 A press dispatch from Reno, Nev
 says that man named Win. McCaus
 land, who WAS a recent arrival in tha
 city from Los Angeles, committed SUI
 eide there over trouble with woma
 who, it seems, was also killed 4 Vim McCsusland formerly r-s.de here having left for Los Angeles an friends here are unwilling to beliey
 that the McCsusIand mentioned wa 3 the former Tonbstoner. Inquiry vi 3 be made oi the tragic affair. Little Mise Esther Fiske returne
 hone today from a weeks pleasaI i outing at the Stevenson ranch nes g l Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
COURT MATTERS
Judgments and
 Suits Recently Filed

The Cochise LumbeT Co of Biste, has filed aa action for debt agaius' B J O'Rei!ly, alleged to br due on material iurui-hed
 The Citizens BauE X Trust Co. O, Blsbee has brought -u.t against A1ns R Ferber for debt in the sum of SEQ interest added amounting to s2I 5. as well as $l670 nttorneg fees.
 Judgment has been entered against Fred Hogan, W. l.. Hogan, J. C Fritchard, W E. Tester < Co. and C Zumsteim n favor ot C. E Bsst wick and R. V Daniels, in thesum or 5000. together with ruter--: aut costs.
 Accordiag to the decision Q; t., supreme court, the remitteur of uhicI was received q few days siLce fltc- ment has been entered again-t R. il Wren ct al in favor Of the Richardson Roberts Dry Goods Co. in tha sum 0. $, ,G9939 with interest and cost. amounting to $25 90. The judgment also includes the force osing ', mortgages given on property in Biz bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
 ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events
 Taken In at g

WD Stultz has been s-signed to Tucson from Martinsville, Va. to be the ire ght claim agent for the Ran dolph lines
 The home ol H Horsley formerly street supervisor of Mesa was des- troyed by fire Friday. Total los, no insurance.
 About 5000 has been donated by the Phelps Dodge company for the improvement of the Douglas and Bis bee | Nj [ A buildings
 Three Douglas busIness houses have been forced to close their doors on account of the recent Financial de. pression
 A l2O-g lllon chemical engine has been added to the Phoenix fire depart ment
 Tempe business men have insugur- ated Friday afternoon holiday.
 In the case oi Fred Gardner charged with promoting fraud in the recen' election st Phoenix, the jury was un- able to agree after many hours spen ln deliberation. The receiver oi the defunct Inter. national bank at NoPales has declare, a dividend of 6l per cent This vii amour. to about 5000. A California nursery has plant | ed 24O,0O0 orange seeds in Phoenix 10 the purpose of raising slips to betran. | planted by Sat River valley irui ] rsisers.
 Dr. c 4 Schrsier Of Tucson wa accidentally shot in the head and fac while out dove hunting. The wound are painful but not serious,
 Prof. Guild of the University ( Arizona has departed for EuroE where he will spend the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
Arizona Lady
 Receives $50.000

When Mrs. W. s. Pickrell returns ro Ihoenix on July l, after nearly a year spent in eastern cities and Eu- rope, she will be richer by S50,OO0, which has just been awarded to her in New York courts as her share Of the estate of "-ilent Smith.
 Since Mrs. PickreIl left Phoenix, Smith died, leaving a vast estate She was one of large number Of heirs, ~ho are sharing Tn the fortune smass- ed by the we'll known man. Her portion is A small one compared with what some of the others will receive.
 New York state VII receive S923,- 495.55 as its share of the estate as an inheritance tax. The total value Of the estate is s21 ,240.477. .96
 The principal bequests under the will are s3,JOO,0 Co the widow, hn- me Armstrong Smith, whose daugh. ter, Annie Stewart, and her children receive S5,000,00O; May, Lady Cooper, his sister, and her children, Sl 000,- 900; William Smith Mason, sj, ,337, : O56 s7; and George Grant Mason, sl0,' 424,ll3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
HoW's This !

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last I5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able " carry out any obligations made bv his tirm.
 WALDISG, KIyEAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the bio, and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents CT bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

IL cost more to build and equip the battleship Con necticut than any other vessel in the American navy. Her cost was S7,O7l,143 48. That is more than the cost of the entire American navy during the war of the revolution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
Sheriff to Sell
 1896 Mining Shares

Sterif White is advertising for sale 1896 shares of the Overlook Copper rompany's stock, which ~ill be sold to the highest bidder at the office of the Arizona Mining & Trading Co at Douglas at II o'clock a. m. June 22 The sale is heinz conducted to secure the sum of S2O,Oi9 .05, which ess re. gently given AS a judgment in the case oi J. J Benton ys. the Arizona Mining < Trading Co
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The French aercplane man whc SC machine broke down in an exhibition before the queen of Italy had atumb' e Of only six. feet and remarked ; These are the uncertainties of this pr f.ssion. l he IT. ventor who Overcomes thiS defect will be the winner,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
The List Of
 Advertised Letters

manning in the general delively at tn Tombstone postoftice for the wee ending June 6: Duncan Mrs H 5 McChristian Edith R. L. Y. Mein Mart Mortimer Z J Stewart T R
 Ward H c
 Hernandez Antonio De When calling for above letters, say advertised" giving date of sdyer- .isemert.
 FRANCIS D. CRABLE,
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
\ JuiI-siade Guitar.

Simon Cannon, a ueEroin iaii a- Pus- seUvi.le. Ky, has o.ways tseu rf 9 uH sical turn of mind. bl- wheu h- v cast in ,he county ias'.'e b. found a.r. self without bis fagorire 2. liar o- ar- money 10 buy aG instrument with Nothing daunred, the .uEer ou- 5H-haE determined 10 t-y his hand ai u king something to pay on. aS be pressed it He took the tin pan in which h.- daily meal was brough, and made The head of the banjo. < rough piece Of poplar. smoothed with an old broken bladed Barlow knife, was made into the neck and screws. He took l2 cents he had and bought strings. and the odI- looking banjo was ready for the music loving Simon. Jailcr Morris says the iail bird can make the sweetest Of mu- sic on his homemade ''gitarr," as Simon calls it.-Louisyi,le Post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
FAMOUS
 PAGER
 COMING ZOIock. the Fast Cali fornia Racer, Coming to Arizona

Zolock. the great racing stallion owned by the Dayi-s estates at sar Bernard no, Cal is the hr,t horse [, be entered in 'he races that will b held in Phoernx during the felr nez November
 Zolock has not exactly heeneu.oToa yet, for the eut,y list has not beer opened by sp1ed Super ateno,ai Christy, but the owner Jf the tos' pacer has already announced a' San Bernardino that Zy,ock is com ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

King Edward of England and En- peror Nicholas of Russia exchanged royal visits at Reval, Russia, and much speculation is had as to questions dis cussed.
 A terrific wind 8. Guthrie Okla blew home of William Stausbsugh againsta tree, killing the owner out right.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

A New York N,n anhas sued d physician for S5O,O0O for alleged :unskilltul applica- tion of X-rays to her fac {, which she claims damaged her facial expression. Her face will be quite a fortune fl she wins the suit and the amount asked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

In a recent address in Parliment Lord A e b u r y said: T am sure that if ladies knew how cruel the traffic is, they would never wear the pIumes of birds, for after IalI they do not loo< nice on them Hone of these req sons fails the other is certain to get in its work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

A bounty is paid for sall crows killed in Chicago. This seems incredible. Chicago has lived for so many years by growing SO loud that no one else within 600 miles could be heard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
Insane Patient
 Taken to Phoenix

Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald lift last evening for Phoenix tskipg John Sssggs who was yesterday ad- judged insane by jury in district court. Skaggs has been acting quee: ly for the past ten days, and was con fined in the county hospital The testimony of two d ctors showed h. clusively that he was not in his right mind
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Rhode Island man claims that his health improved on a daily ration of four or five ounces of sands continued for several wears. Perhaps the strawberries sandedin showery weather are in the nature of a double blessing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The death Of Gen. stephen D. Lee of Mississippi will be much regretted by veterans of the civil war, regardless ot whether they wore the blue or gray, for he was an earnest friend of all A m e r c a n soldiers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
Dark pnr. Cnn.tun

T see thcy have f1aIIy siynaled across the ocean without wires"
 "fes. and I'll bet S49 the first thing Te know some blamed ing-ntorII be fixing up a contrivance ss tha, fel- flows wife can tel syHetter te'. ac- tuaily in his ofic. or not when he leaves word with his boz tp keep teII- ing her that he's busy with million. aire client" Chicago Record
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

New York City spends a vast sum on eduction and yet its ballot boxes show that an elementary knowledge of the three R's is lacking i'll its electionjudges and clerks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

It took seventeen men, with block and tackle, to pull a powerful mule out of a mud h o l e in Kentucky road There are neigh5orhoods like this that ask the government for a rural delivery carrier
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Can it be that the pastor in Pennsylvania who p CT m it s smoking in his church, thinks it may be a necessary prepar' ation for the conhagration in the hereafter
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

One of the transatlantic lines has now put trained nurses on it's ships Pretty soon no man of m o q c "a [ e means can afford even to be seasick while crossing the ocean.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The American yacht Craig won the the yachtrares at Hamilton Bermuda. The same yacht won in the races there lastyeIr.
 Charles Colcott a prominent srchi- tect of Cleveland Ohio in lit of jeal- ousy killed his wife then committed suicide.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Still, the congressman vii sweat more in the political hayfeld and along the pollti- cal fences than they do in the capitol.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
What He May Have Meant.

Ms. Sr.:h-Th- doctor .... mother that r. never sr- 90. Tny.a think he means that have a fara. maaay2
 Miss Ju5~oE Not a- al; h- means that you'I never get through being 90, -Judge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Denver is the highest city which a democratic conven- ion was ever called. With the prospect of 5l4 per day per room ahead, we D Ou q rather think so
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
A Good Defense.

Old Mr. Dirgbatrs largri'yl What do you mean. sir? Icems irro rhe par Tor and fad you kissing 1-y .eurh.5r.
 Spatts-I beg your pardon. ,ir. but that is the only way in which ] could keep her from singing Har.t ID Life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
srerFfug.

'I was just telling my daughter" said Mrs NeIdore, ''thaf it's shame of her tO pay the piano on sunday
 "Huh!" exclaimed Mrs FePprey. "~hy Sunday. especis y2''- PhHadel- nhia PreEs
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Thellt General Butler had a fine military reputation un- til he struck the marksman- ship of the Boers. Strategy and tactics are at a discount without straight shooting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

A Pittsburg woman is suing for divorce after supporting her husband for 35 years. They must be a heartless set those Pittsburg women.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Those who ignore the rule 10 speak no evil of the dead should at least. be sure that their information is correct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
Smoke Right Out

Belle-You weren't so mean as to lead George 70 infer that l painted, ! hope?
 Blanche-No. indeed! l always did despise girl who merely hinted at things -Tit-Bits
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14
DOCTORS EyTSTAKES

Are said often to bc buried six feet under ground. Brt many tines women call on their family physicians, suffering, as they imagine. one from dyspepsia another rom heart disease. another from liver or kld- nav disease. another from nervous pros trati1u. l-a-har with pain here and there, and n ;s.- way they present alike to t-au.-a.rt and tlcir easy--1'n. or over lil1sv da.t. IT. separate diseases, Tor when he a~sumi them 10 te such. prescrloes h.s pills and pJtlolS. In realIty- they are ali Gr,F symptoms caused by some uterine disease The 'TH<.sician, Ignorant of the csrstse c! suffering. NSSps up nsS treatment until large bills are uN%de- ,I%S cS[tering r,st.sr- Ce;s no betteA IrS-rJassa- -o<>the wrong treatment. but probably worse -A u-cne- n 5i.lre Ike L-- E-e-eA--S E2Lo-.-te P-l--<ITti0n iiEfCffd rg fhg cllLzE would h7T7 17-TE-I TE-lL-Z-.l Ihe dlse2se. there by dTsTGIT7T5- al! those dIstfessln SyEp- to.as. and irstituting comfort instead Q! prolonged .serv- IL has been well said, tLatf. (. ,szse Known ls half cured"
 Lr. Pic-Ca's tlvorile Prescription Is scientific uCdi-i1e. carefully devised by ar experienced and sEaful physician. and aLznl-l .. wr-aar Gel4cGte system: T. is made of native a-c-Icdn med ic!n2l roots ard .E ncricc-.E kz rIn .eS2 Us effects iq TsI--L IllIILl -l--LL .-LlAE- -LeLl1-.
 Is :. 5owc-tuI invigorating tonic -Fa- vorite Pr-,-r pilDn !IpaTLs strength 10 the whole system and 10 the organs dis tIurrlv feminine in particular. For over worked. rworn-out.7 rundown cebiiI- ta-ai teacLers milliners. dress makers, sean stresses. ~shOp-gir.s, s,7 house keepers, ru-=- -u- mothers. and feeble women gen erallv. Ilr. p.erce's FayUrl1e Prescrlg gt-Cn k tE'e greatest earthly boon. being un- eq-slai a- cn appsIiziDg cordial and Te- storl5.ve tonic.
 fns @ ~Fsslr.-. PrescriY- ion is uuequalad ard is invaluable in ailay.1g and sub duirg ncrvCas eTcIfl1ility- lrTifahilltg, nervous eZhaustion. nervous proslratogr neurairta. Lysteria, spasTos- St- Nitus daurs. and other distressing. nervous svr1ut7r1s commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease oi ths uferls. It Induces reiresnin sieep aIio relieves mental anxiety and despOncency-
 Dr. Pferce's Pleasant Pellets inVlgorate ,be stomach, liver and bowels. One 70 three oose. Easy to take as csndy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Let a grafter get under a cloud and he will steal its silver lining.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Gold production in n e TransvaaI has lately reached over Sl2,OOO,O00 a month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The penitentiary contrect system with Montana convicts has been sbol- ished bv the state board
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

One good hcuse and one well kept yard will improve a whole neighborho'd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The beauties oi poverty can be seen only ata distance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

Even l stationary engine is supposed to run
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-14

The Iowa Idea is that many good terms deserve another.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25
Rampen moo Olietrulten

Sampen moo Slietruiten. Der peb
appeantionsretten for en- Sio iiben
ai9ipne &ienoelie Hap fra ben fig
iosmte Straf Of $29,240,000 / go.
Der for SpertrGoelie afSepburnlooen
err after fornpet, ioet Ssberolregie.
rineens Inorogenoe ON en- @ienop-
togeIie al Sagen / SrebogS inbleoc.
rebes | Hetten / Chicago.
&egieringen b9poer / lit anora.
genoe, at SaitiIaaeIien al appella.
tionsrettens 6ortolfning Of Sonen
oilbe bore ensbetpoenbe n,eo Snter.
itate 9ommerce.9open SpbPoeIie
foriaabiot 8areforienberne ongaar,
cg igien at itprte 2anoet neo | ben
Iamme beflagelige Silitmo al Sern.
bane. DETERMINATIONS" oe Sapori'
tlsme, iom ~eriitereoe foruo for berS
Sebtaselie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25

beoiitrifter, og man frpgter for, ut
De urolige elementer blanbt Grube.
orbeioerne paa minbite Overwhelming
bill fornpe Sptsierne. Snloonerne
Ell iremoeleS Iuffebe, ifient Der sbes
c. it9rft Srpf pao Wpnoigbeberre for
of faa Dem aabnebe igieu. Sberit
Rorioritp Gbefen for zoe Gegimeut,
Ell al Sen Reniug, at Oet piIbe bore
flo9t at aobne Dem igien Tor Crop.
perne biemienbes, for at bnpe ct
Wobmiooel for 9pnhIoo paa reOc
Saonb, iialo oct IflIIoe paafrppes.
s Buffalo, Der ligger Is Mil fra
Springiielo, ifol IacebaSet bape
itaaet mere op til 9riitepunftet. Gaa
forifiellige oiicntIige og andre isine.
ipringenbe Steoer / 9pen er Der op.
ilaaet fore Glofoter, bpori ale Te.
eere parties ON at forIaoe 9pen
ieneit inben Wanoog 81. ~ Wtiboag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25
Guren til 0frifa.

SfsIge en- teIegrdtIf @eoScIcIie fra
Hemgorf er BET III, ialfalo iorelsbig,
beitemt. at Yr9iioent Rooiepelt ifal
tiltrpbe lin meset omtaIte Sagttiir til
girifa meS 8bite Stnr.9iniens
Camper Celtic, Ser afaaar ira
Rep s)orf ben zoe 8orts 1909.
Grpiioentens Heiieislge fommer,
i0opiot oct M er beitemt. til at be.
itaa al ~ Berioner.
Sra Hep gort 9aar Suren isrit
til Wnbeiru meo gufpmit ben lite
Marts; Spboloct Der bIir ? Gage,
buorefter Reiien forti9ttes til Cane.
torpn meo aufomit omfring Den 21oe
Rarts o. 8 Cages SpboIo; ian pi.
bere opigieunem 2oubet til aimber-
len % johannesburg. Serira if1l
aurien iattes beneite geieit mo j
S~rnseleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25
Wye Sfoobranoe.

Sra gictoria, @. G., tcIegraierrs
at itcrre Sfoabranoe raier paa Tor.
ifiaaige Steoer pon Gancouper
SsIaro. og at BEN biotil anrette0c
5faoe aGereSc on6roaer iii 0iilio.
uer Of Dollars SigeIeOes ifal occ
rare uobruot en- itor SIoabraRo paa
gitiioen al gopeu Sslau0.
8lere al gperne paa gancouoer
Sslauo er trlreoe al SIbeu. Der,
iblanot 3auatmo. en- Gularube6u
paa ca. 5000 Snoodnnere. 9rnS.
forpiet % Ell al 9pens 9orgere or,
aaniieret irioiqig 9rauhbrigaoe bar
bart en- icrtptIet Stamp al beItaa ior
at btu0re SlSen ira al bare ia BET
ino | 9pen % al bette htotil CT Inf
fenes, itpl0es nGrmeit en- BelSiJ 6or.
cnSring / 8inoretHiugen.
On nuoen @rubebn 9a0pimith.
oar en- Stb iaa itRrft trret. at SnS.
onmrerne trai SorbereSe!ier til en-
baitig Tlugt. 5oraroriugcu | SiuS,
retuingen reS0eoe ogioa ben fra I'm,
oersung. men Sloen raier iremoeIes
/ Sulegueu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25

iaIot apifieIpet til 81 8rober meo
itpfrt Simmel. Sra Campbell,
Minn.. rapportereoes 81 8raber og
orqberOe 5roit, liseonu ira Salitao,
Minn. : 9eoils 2afe % 2isbon
g. g., bite Sermometerct paa 80
Grader. Sra Seirobierpatoriet /
Gropfitou, bpor WiuimumStentpera.
tiren par So, ropportere0es itrrf
6roit, % ira Sbierpatorict / Detroit.
Rinu., let 5roit.
5reOo9$ Hat bar Den foIbeIte Hnt
man bar bapt | Minneioto / aueuit
iioen 1895, nltiaa poa 10 Mar.
Sra @iuuipee, Man.. tcIegraferes
sen 22oe aue.: en- itGrf 6roit, iom
inofnot iig ~isaaraiteS, anretteoe be.
tpoeIig Sfabe pna Spcocn. bporai
ser / ben noroIise Del Of 8ropinirn
er en- Itor Gel igien, icm life er ifaa.
ref. ) anmiacf. Saif., @irtIe, Wooic
Sam % 9orfton ionf aoifisIpet iii
Z @oroer UNDER Srpiepunttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25
ct Gfteriptl.

Zen blooige Racefrig / Spring.
field, Staten SainoiS' Sopeoitao, tit
l Sirsbags ct isreeIigt gfteripiI I
SinosipgeboIpitalet / 9artonpiae,
81, ibet en- bpib Gatient beb 9tapn
Mar Sippelberger operioIot en- Gee.
gerpatient, @iaium Sinner, meo en-
Ssbammer og Hog Sierneifaaen inc
paa BAN.
Sippelberser par en- al anitaItenS
roligite og itiIfGrbigite' Tatienter,
men bans Sorbom moo Den forte ga.
&C bar peo 9eretningerne ON Sptsi.
erne / Springfielo og Den ongioeIigc
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flammet at ben berspeoe BAN ben
Smltle S~oritanb, ban troos fin
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belie al.
Otter nbfereIien al set mor6eriIfe
SperiaIo por Sippelberger ioo ra-
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