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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
ST. CLAIR COUNTY IS ALSO
 FAST SHOWING IMPROVEMENT
Commissioners Are Thoroughly Alive To Importance of Movement For
 County's Welfare.
BY JAMES |. HERRING.

Ashville, April Especial 1.-The As Herald is eagerly sought by many of tse citizens of St. Clair county. in order to get the expressions from over the state in reference to the working of pubic roads.
 Bonds have just been issued, and the manner of expending the money deri from the same for the best interest D. the county is not only of interest to nc road commissioners but to every citi n in the county interested in good roao
 Lack of interest in the past is resp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
Killed Ry EIeeinu Neuro.

Macon, Ga., April 10.-In an attempt to make an arrest here tonight J. J. Vim berley, painter for the Georgia Central railroad was shot through the heart and instantly killed by Joe Holmes. a negro, after the negro had been shot by Holman Jobson. Officers Jobson and Rogers were held at bay by the negro, who threat ened them with pistol Wimberley join ed in the case. The ifegro Holmes, In the meantime, had secured a shotgun and killed Wimberley. The negro was cap tured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
tses.ry County Veterans.

Afonteenery, pril 10,-(Special.) )-Henry county fas reported compilation of the nanlSs oi old Go lfederates in the county theae hesug ?} names. Tax Assessor searcey ssy iif, he got all of them. Dr gSo.pas N Owen, director of the de- pai.ineu1 aof archives and history, Is the aeipisut of tas lists. He hopes that all the assess1 will rush the lists in rapidly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11

keeping with the policy of the railway company to install such machinery as will add to the general efficiency of their services, both street cars and electric lights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11

done for my daugh- ter, Adelaide. She is fifteen years of age, and had never had anything the matter with her skin until four months ago, when
 an eruption broke out on her chest.
 m ak roDknpr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
WILLIE GRIFFIN SHOT BY ACCIDENT Bowels Are Punctured In Seven
 Places SEES BODY IN STREAM J. B. Murray of cuIIman County Re- ports Having Sighted the Corpse
 of Man Floating Down
 Swollen Stream.
SEES BODY IN STREAM

Cullman. April 10.-(Special )-Little Will lie Griffin the 12-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Griffin of this place. accidentally shot himself through the bowels while hunting near his grand fathers home at Crane Hill, where he had gone for a visit. He was accom- pained by little 1O-year-old boy at the time of the accident, and they were sit ting down, Willie having the gun, a 22- calibre rife. pressed against his ab- domen while working to fix something that got wrong about the stock, when it went off. Dr. L. Hays and MT. Grif- fin rushed to the scene, and the boy was hurried to Birmingham on the late train yesterday afternoon, accompanied by his father, mother and Dr. A. P. Martin. An operation was performed, disclosing that the bowels had been punctured by the bullet in seven different places. The little fellow now lies at the hospital in a precautions condition, with little hope for his recovery.
 J. B. Murray of Country reports that he saw the body of a man wishing down Marriott's creek, west of HancevilIe, dur
 
 the waters of the creek were greatly swollen. He says he saw the body dis tinctly as it whirled down the creek, but it was washed under a lock and though he waited and watched for some time, it did not again appear In sight. There has been no report as yet of any one missing in this county. The following candidates have quail fled before Chairman S.. J. Griffin, for the first primary to be held April 25: For county superintendent: Prof. D. ". Smith, the present occupant, who is unop- posed.
 For tax assessor: Si P. Mcdonald also unopposed.
 For treasurer. J. K. Turner, J. A. Me- Connell (present occupanD, c. w. Bragg, Dr. F. B. Burnum and J. J. Fowler (present tax collector).
 For tax collector: Rube Ryan, J. G. Land, A. F. Cofer Robert D. Dunlap, and Claud c. Copeland.
 For commissioners, First district: R. J. Livingston, Henry D. Nixon, J. A. Me Minn, w. R. Moore and w. H. Dial; Sec ond district: w. T. Tucker R. F. White and, D. l.. F. Funderburk; Third dis trict: w. J. Hudson, F. F. Morris and Andrew A. Jones; Fourth district: Robert A. Davenport, Jackson Kelly and J. c. Glasscock-
 The Farmers Union Guano factory has recently shipped 12 car loads of goods, and has orders for five cars thrilled, be- sides supplying a large wagon trade. Another school library is reported by Prof c. l.. Tillery of Ebenezer school. Also by Miss Fitzpatrick of the West Gull man school. This makes total of seven country school libraries organized in the county within the past few weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
Poor Rich Children

Two hundred thousand dollars is enough to 'bring up" a little daughter of the rich. If it's a boy, it will cost more.
 May K. Warwick takes up the case of these rich children, in the current issue of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
 A wealthy Boston couple put their two boys under the care of French bonnes and governesses. When the children reached the ages of eight and nine they were sent to a well-known school. They knew their mother-tongue SO very little that they could not understand what their in- structors were saying to them, and they actually did not know how to dress them selves. They had to be sent home; there was no place for them. even in a fashionable school.
 Some of these children be- come cads and rakes, others at tain beautifulideals ofcourtesy, breeding and social grace, but they all lose something which a human being has right to. In this weeks issue of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. "Little Children of the Rich. "
 At the News-stands. cents.
 $1.50 the year by mall. \ THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY "A PHILADELPHIA
 yOur Boxs Are Everywhere 'lAoies will be delivered to any ad ~ dress by
 Vernon Templeman .lso 9th Ave. North, Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
WAS DEL|R|OUS
 WITH ECZEMA
On Chest, Back, and Head d-Pain, Heat, and TingIing Were Excru.
 ciating Nerves in Exhausted
 Condition ' Sleep Sadly Broken.
CURE BY CUTICURA
 SEEMED LIKE MAGIC

"Words cannot express the gratitude I feel for what Cuticura Remedies have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11

Another school library is reported by Prof. c. L. Tillery of Ebenezer school. Also by Miss Fitzpatrick of the West Gull man school This makes total of seven country school libraries organized in the county within the past few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11

The Farmers Union .Guano factory has recently shipped 12 car loads of goods, and has orders for five cars unfileo' pe- sides supplying a large wagon trade.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather, a fair
business transacted in the market for outside
securities Price movements less
irregular. but fluctuations were confined 70 small
fractions. Standard Oil strong ar an i'm
provenlent Of : points Chicago Subway was quiet
but steady Havana Tobacco was easier in tone
In the mining group Bonanza Creek improved a
point. Boston vas of - Butte Coalition was up
l. Consolidated Arizona Smelling heavy
Cumberland Ely was lower. Goldfeld Consolidated
ana Daisy down fracticnally. Tonopah Min
ing after early strength. reCeded slightly Salt
La Ike Copper advanced 2i5 points limited trad
ing Fluctuations elsewhere in the mining group
were uutuportant. Erie new notes we're frrn and
more active.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London. April IS p r7.-The market for Amer
oan securities Vas fairly firm. Firal prices forTo7r

FOREIGN MONEY AARKET-Cau money in
LONDON, ~ per cent. open market discount rate
Tor snort bills, 2z Per cent. long bills "a per cent
Berlin discount rate. per cent. Paris discount
rate Z's per cent Paris exchange on London IS
Hahcs IS cenJimes Bar gold, 77s. l0I4d. Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 44l1 ufennigs
FOREIGN SECCRITIEs-British copsoIs for
money ~ lis per cent; for the account g 7-1s
French rentes ss francs s7l1 centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

once Of Secretary
Cleveland. Ohio. April IA 1905.
IHr ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS of
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company for
the election II Directors transaction OF
such other business before them, vi
te held Vie Office Of Company. IN Cleveland.
ohio or IhUrsca~- May -ls-. 1905 ten O'Clock
A. 4 Stockholders u record the Of business
APRIL ls-h. 1905, WE entitled for each
share J. L KLOSS. Eecretsrv.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Financial Meetings.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD co,
Office Of the Company.
Cleveland. O, January 6lst- 1908

srocKHoLDERs' MEETIyG.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cleve-
lana & Pittsburgh Railroad Company viii be held on
cIst day % Nay. 1908. o'clock, p n,
principal Office Of said Company in Cleveland. Ohio
which meeting there viii be submitted S0r coEsid
action by The stockholders, the question
cf the location and adoption Of branch line track
Rocky Branch, called, q Judgment
cf the Board OF Directors be found desirable and
proper connection with this Companys road within
ue County q Jefferson n the State Of Ohio having
total length Of about four and four-tenths miles,
with view % the development and increase Of the
business this CompaayE railroad as provided and
required. existing property 70 The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. ana other proper
subjects
Stockholders OF Of business Anil
18th. 1905 will bs entitled share,
F 2. SMITH. President.
EDWIN r PERKINS, Y. r WARNER,
r. Q RASSET. WM- 6 MATHER
ANDREW SQUIRE. FRANK J JONES
JOSEPH WOOD.
Af-es---- Directors.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Bankers posted rates were as follows.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston 25c discount
chicago. 4"c premium St Louis. 5oc discount
san Francisco, sight s-ec premium. tee .egrapn 1O~
premium, New Orleans. commercial 25r dis-ortr-
bank y premium; Cincinnati. loc premium Ia-
VaIinah. buying 5-Ioc discount selling par
BANK CLEARINGS-New York EXCHANGES
s2l5.s2I $50 balances sl4500 994. Boston eN~nareos
S-42iq5lo. balances Sl4.5oOSe4. Chicago escherree
$8'425,47s, balances s3.558.3s1, Baltimore ex-
changes $3930.275, balances S4su c12. PhHade1u1is
exchanges Sls,593.946, balances SL5672o4.
SILVER MARKET--Bar silver $50. Mexican
silver dollars. 47e Bar silver io London .HCss5 a. -
25ssd advance, I'D.
GOLD PREMIuM-ln Madrid. 1880. Lisbon. t7
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--Mexicsn exchange ON
New York Is quoted 02-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs rags5,,.
reported from Warrington s1,03l ST.. internal rev,
enue receipts, 3l,6,f'2, miscellaneous receiu-s
s2o3.e57 Receipts for the day &20Ie 221. .,.7e{i' >
lures 1850 eo5. Receipts for the month 10 dale
$%-'.@'oZ' expenditures, SIS 10000, excess Of ex-
pendltures S5,s92.2fS Receipts Tor tho wear 10
date, S4s2,027,52S. expenditures yToe se4 e2-- 81
cess Of expenditures $41,567.39a
SUB TREASURY The Sub-Treas,ir, wac dsb.
or 10 the Clearing House s. 653 l95.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

DYERTISEMESTs and subscrt-'ions for TIE Tribune
received 81 their Uptown or 1864 Broad dw az
stt,se1 5eis arc 87th Is Until O'clock Adver-
regular oToH rates Until O'Clock ? n. 264 sfh
-s o 2Sd i57 ave cor i2th s. - East
0F'H -'.- Z'7 West 42d ct. 7th nd sth aves
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
ENLISTED
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-AIoney on call opened At ~.
per cent; highest, ia per cent: lowest. u per
cent closing, II per cent last loan Ia per cent:
ruling rate 1ia per cent. Time money was in
slightly better demand but supply continued
largely In excess of requirements Rates. 2l7 ver
cent for sixty days 20 per cent for ninety davs
3i4g3al per cent for four months, S1aa4 per cent
for five and six months, Ter cent f5r over the
election and 4l=d4s per cent for one year NIer-
camille paper was rather more active. Brokers
offered 8 fairly large and attractive assortment.
znd absorption was quite good. Rates were shaded
20 4-@d5 per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS in
dorsed bills receivable. 4siG5t. Per cent for choice
four and six months single names ana 5's Per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened strong advance II 59To
points IN sterling rates 10 4S730T4 S147 for cables
4S7lGa+.S715 for demand sterling and Assoc
4Sf65 for sixty-1ay bills. Short francs were quoted
a. 3-5's less LIE and short reChsuarls al "a SIS
SteTlng advanced 10 another new nigh level for
the season, when demand bills sold al ( 500 "A
gain or 90 10 points from the ouenlnc orIoratin-
Gables were quoted at +.A7401 67l9 demand stew
ling az 4N1l5g 4S14o and Sixty-day bills al Sif-r
4s+s4. Short francs were 515b-. less S-64 ana
short reIChsnaarks 81 SIS. Offerings of bins u-srs
usht' ana thsre was a moderate demand Tor ~a-
mittance- Sterling sold or slightly m the rss+
hour Of business on the announcement uf the gold
engasement, closing ar 4S1faqt 80 ror cahIes
%8'l004-e,lS for d@nznd sterling and +Sl6-1
4H+as Tor siXry-day bills.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
DiUidend Notices

nted state Realty & Im2rovem Company.
III Broadway. New York April 18th
- meeting q the Board Directors OF the United
srstes Realty K Improvement Company held mi. cav
: dividend - per cent rss declared PAYABLE on
MaE lEr stockholders record clos
ross April 22-d. 1P0s
z. " FELLOWS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
GOVERNMENT RoNDe

The following shows yesterdays closing Quota
tons for government BONDS, compared with Tues
days
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Detroit, Toledo & IrOutun Railway Company
hninarsl prnfprfixP Committee

FOR the First and Second Preferred stock
4, th request ~ holders OF large number Of shares
Of M preferred second preferred stock ne
1rdersfgnaS viii a Stockhoders Protectvs Com
Prompt action il necessary and stocsnooers -
mont which deposit with the Guaranty Irnst
ComDsnv Of New York, IS Nassau street. New York
negotiable receipts Tor
stock I0unsit=d- ALEXANDER J. HENPHlLLA
Chairman
GEORGE =. MAXWELL
HAMILTON 2. BENJAMIN.
GEORGE I. WFlESS. Jr..
u SPITZER.
Ccrnrnirt.-
EUSTACE CONWAY. Counsel
p / HEBBARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
THE TRUST COMPANY OF America

s7-4s waH St. New York
COLONIAL BRANCH: LONDON CFFrcr
% Broadway. s5 GRESHAM St. Loz1e- E-.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK.


EDWIN GOULD Pr.s;6...
WILLIAM q. TAYLOR 1st vic.-Pr.sis,,,
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd vice-Pr.sidr,,
JOHN A HILTON Sd V.-Prsa & Tr.,.
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Sscr.%,.
Charles P Armstrong, George J. Gould, 7
Frank Brainard, John A. Hilton,
Harry Bronner, Myron T. Herrick.
Franklin Q. Brown Edward T. Jetsry,
Robert G. Clowry. Winslov s. Pierce,
Edmund @. Converse. Morton z. Plant
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Dick s. Ramsay,
P G. Costello, Frederick 3. sch.,ck
Grsnville M. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. Goepel, William 4 Taylor,
Edwin Gould. John ?. Trussdel,
Frank j. Gould, z. :. O. Young.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

furnished sy D9er Co. No 81 Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

@ 5 @ h. SAN. . n m
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE Sal

'odd lots 1sens cents peg snare
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUST RIAL.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

lfn -sa~e sy ~narl-s 4 Rsrn=y & Cc.. ~ = s-'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
COBALT STOCKS IN TORONTO.

Furnished snd corrected daily by 4 lockwood
No. As Exchange Place
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

'irsereaarFesble tcoupon. tRegster-a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

30. 6. 9nrtucis bor itiuet fla
'icm aonoibut for Goumtpfusirrrr o.
q, DobIe ium aauSiSat for sbpo.
fotitiIingen | So,iiton Gountp.
Gbriirion Iiiitrro. iom ianmer
meb fin Stitru bar beibet fin berpp.
rcnoe @ooer. rciite Wlanbag tilbaee
til fit Stem | 2amoure. u. Dat.
Senrp q. 9israo og Niis SO.
bounio Y, aionie blep ON eftermib.
oogen Den 27oe SUM e~gtepieoe |
SigbIonb Strife al Init. q. Seebuus.
Otter @ieIicn boIotes grpauppet
Sniocns 6orGIores Stem. gruoen
or 0ottrr til DIR. % Mrs. anoreip
V. aionrc oe gruoaommen err Ntrs.
Sisrgos Ssn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
MISUNDERSTANDING

Sra Stanton arsari / Stpeits
foreIisger Der ganife interesiante Sp
lpsninger ON 9linbtarmsbetpnoeI.
lens Optr9ben paa ct besraniet On.
raaoe inbenfor ct bit Siosrum.
Idrene 1902-05 blep Der fonitateret
5s2 SilfPloe. Smfring to Sreoie.
Dele al oisie optraaote hos Batienter
| Gloeren fra 1870 Iar. Silfpl.
oene forefom meo itsrit Spppigbeo /
Wfdaneocrne Sanuar og SuIi. % oe
optrauote paafoloenoe bpppigt / en-.
feIte Samilier. Wens Here gpgoer
bar belt fri for Sp9oommen, Dor an.
Ore iGrlig biemisgte. 5 Ell enfeIt
Spab optroaote Der ioalebes 1926
SilfGloe pan 1000 Snobpssere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
On Sermbanefomeoie.

Gn mInter Siltprie iortPacS
oiSie Gage ON Den siterrisife Craft.
minilter, Serid,atta.
San roger life o. baber Sobat.
Suorleoes ntaatte ban oa life lioe.
oa ban forIeben iatte iig | Ell &lipe
for Sffe.8psere og ioa i'm Meopas.
lager tGnhe en- Cigar!
@iuiitereu boiteoe ioo imaat. Oct
hiolp life. San boiteoe iterfcrc. Oct
biulp better life. San boitebe al ollie
arGfter. TorgiPpes. Hsgeren icno.
te iprrc Sfper no.
ga ipntes Winiiteren ban maatte
tole no.
"llnbIfpIb, min Serre," iogbe ban,
"at leg 9isr Gem opnlerfiom poa, at
bette life er no9clt Hsgefiipe."
"Ia, oct gisr' fe noaet."
"0tcn Autoritctcrne -"
"autoriteterne? 90, oct gisr' fe
noaet."
"Nten ieg er arbeiosminiiteren.
gGsgo, her er nit Sort"
"&sgcren tog aortet, IGite oct oa
Itof oct rolig / Sommen. "HSSaiao, De
CT arbcibsminiiteren? Gan oct
9ier' fe noget."
SEQ fsrite Stotipn faIbie Iiniite.
ren poa Stationsmeiteren og bao
BAN notcre Den 8seenbes Rapn.
Hegcreu tua frem ct Sort.
StotionSmoitercn blep siebIiffeIia
operitrsnmtenbe bsiIig: "ltnoifpIb,
Ceres erceueuce, ieg piolte life,
bpem iea bopbe BEN sgre Of tale meb.
SpiS Den Ntoro aeuerer Gem" -
han peate paa Miuiiteren, "faI
iea lie Of faa bom no"
Hsaeren iloa no meo Sdonoen,
icu on ban piloe iige: "Scrreauo,
lao BAN ioa iiobe." Sporpaa Soaet
gif iaieu.
Riniitereu Iao Ell Shmb albeles
%forbIsiiet. Saa elf oct op for BAN,
at 3sseren baooe gipet Statiousme.
iteren bans, @iniiterenS, Sort, o. ga
han tun more iia oper en- goo Spsa,
brait ban | en- polbicm 9otter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Roman fra
PperoaeIipet.

S Hepport, Sentucfp, bIep 5rani
Sosionf for inart ct aor iioen | ei
Selifob prGienteret for en- una enfe,
Mrs. Rarp eoipor6s, oa foreIifeoe
iig ! benoe ppoper be9se gren. San
bar ira oct SiebIif Of benbes Slape,
og bun bebmolebeoe BAN iom iaa.
Dan. S Ter Waaneoer Iepeoe ban
mellem Saab og SortpileIie, oa bun
enoelig forbarmeoe fig oper BAN og
CAB BAN fit Saorb. 5orriae llge
TOO grpnuppet, oe umiboelbart efter
gielien betroeoe gruoen BAN, at bun
por - bans fraitiIte Some. 9e bar
bleone ifiIte | &irtspiae, Risiouri
for 10 Iar fiben. Sun bar noaIe
Inr ienere blepet aft meo Ell Sobn
eoparos | Renport, ap., men ban
bar oso fire Ruaneber oerefter.
Mrs. eonaroS, eler MI Wrs.
Sas'nif for anoen Sang, bopoe Itrur
glenflenot fin iorbenpprenoe Ianb
og ipntes bans SoreIifeIie oa aurtiie
par en- berIig Spas. Senoes fsrite
Sante bar at bape bam tiIbeoite en-
Stuno og iaa gibe BAN 2sbepas.
Nen libt efter Iibt paoanebe oen
sarnle aiGrIiebeo, iom 10 aIoria rii.
tier, otter op, % oa iaa @anben for
anoen Gang bab benbe ON at bIi
bans Some, bar bun ieIp lige laa
~forelifet igien iom fsrite Gang.
Sasiauf ipGpeoe / fulbitpnbia
upioenbeo ON, at oct bar hans for.
beiip9renoe Suitru, ban bauoe friet
til os after bIepet gift meo, inotil
bun lom io9t poo 8rpaupsoaaen
~aabenbareoe oct for BAN.
Oct paa oenne mrrfeliae Ioooe
9Ienforeneoe sggtepor beiluttebe at
penoe tilbage til oct aamle Sicm i
S%Irfspille og itarte Sipet paa mt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

fin SIDE. Seq tror. ban par ben enc
ite. Der par f!iIotomraen roIig. Snl
er ct merfeligt Wenneife. faa fin o.
iaa floa; life @niit al sentimental
tet finoes DER Dos BAN, % ineen 2pi
til Seniation. Sg iaasroIig. "@isl
bet lite onbtS" bar Der Ell, Del
ipurete. meoeiis ban itob og bIep for
binben. $50, bet eisr onot," ipare
De ban, o. life anoet."
Scr blep 10 iast, at bet nun bal
LIFT aruot2"
So, men oct er 2ssr, Oct" no
brso 9isrnion forbitret. "9et pa,
noget, oenne @regorp iogbe, oa Ma'
tbien 9repfus sreb BAN. SON bapoe
ferit ffrbt paa 3repfus basiro %
rant BAN / SfulbererJ og oa lao
0repfis penber fig ON, offprer ban
bet nnoet Sfiio lige moo bans grpit.
Snitinftm9siie bopoe 9repius boIot
i'm o%enitre arm OBJ for 9rpitet ellers
bar ban blepen rant liae / Siertet.
Matbieii greb Gregory, % oct bar
BAN, Der reboeoe Ianoens 9ip, for
De piIoe brGbe BAN. 90 oa bar bet,
at Gregory rnobte, at oct fun babe
p9ret Lott aribt. Men Iatbieu ipa.
reoe: Seq bar reobet Ceres SIP,
os til Saf lpper 9e mig op / 9tniis.
tell De er en- imam ltsling!"
"Sa," ilutteoe gisrnion fin geret-
ming, "0et bar en- merfelis gegipen.
beo. Se noget af BET merfeligite,
ieg peo ben 2eiligbeb iaa, oct bar
3aSiotionsretten. 9ens Weolemmer
msote iamleoe. gae / fine Ianae,
rsoe aaaber meo gr9mmer al Ser.
melin. 0isie aniigter, boor bar De
Slbinge bar be aaeiammer,
% al Sioenifab bapbe forIaot benz,
fnnoe man lie. Silbaee | beres an.
lister par fun ginene, Der Ipite af
% fine, flose Srpf. De
CLEO frem, bisie Slbinee, rolise, op.
ipeioenoe os aarpaasne.
0per al Dem bar beipnoerIia at ie.
Seq foritoo oa, at aasiationsretten
'r ben iaite alippe | Sranfrige, MOB
aae Storme brpoes. Gen
taar nrcffet. alin en- Soriamling
jar ieg ieet, Iise iaa farafteriitiif og
mponerenbe, bet er Observation-Disclosures
Mnm."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
SRA Sprtna 6rope.
(Gtter "SerGIe".l

MRS. Spurtcbrnotcn % Gottc.
rem 5opbio reiitc Sirsoog poo @eiea
til Sbepemne, q. Gat.
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