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Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
SKELETON IN IRONS LOCATED
Mystery OF Disappearance of "sIap-
jack Dave Parker Solved
by Find.

RAwLrNs. wyo.. Jan. 1i.--Cspeciai)-
The finding Friday Of a human skeleton
in tunnel under one Of the oldest build
ings in Rawlins cleared the mystery of the
fate Of "Slapjack'' Dave Parker who
escaped from Sheriff Jemmons Of Carbon
county at this place In 1SeS The legs OF
the skeleton are in iron shaokles and by
these shackles William Daley. who led
posse that searched for Parker In 1Ses
identified the bones as those of the outlaw
OF early territorial days The tunnel In
which the skeleton was found was dis
covered while workmen were demolishing
the old building. Beside the skeleton lay
double-barreled squirrel rifle with one
barrel above the other and a fine globe
sight. Oldtmers remember this gun as the
property of Parker.
Parker was one of the most notorious
bad men OF the early days Of the territory
OF Wyoming. At the time OF his escape
from Sheriff Lemmons he was under ar
rest on charge of numbering two men on
the Platte river He was confined In the
building beneath which his skeleton today
was found. while awaiting the arrival OF
a train on which he was to be taken to
Cheyenne. Before the train came he mys-
teriously disappeared and posses searched
the surrounding country for days without
finding any trace OF him. Sheriff Lem
mons was charged with having permitted
the prisoner to get away and with having
assisted him after his escape
The finding today OF the tunnel under
the old building and the skeleton of Parker
therein shows that the prisoner probably
accidentally discovered the excavation
while in the building in 1868, descended
therein and remained in hiding until he
starved to death.
Parker i'm early days operated with the
two Wartins brothers. who were notorious
outlaws. Shortly before Parker was ar
rested for the Platte river murders he and
the Wartins help up Cheyenne, standing off
the entire peace force and large crowd
of citizens and then escaping to the hills
on horseback. They came direct to Carbon
county and were employed by Perry l..
Smith, now postmaster of Rawlins. to kill
game for Union Pacific construction gangs
which were laying the railroad westward
from this place at that time
One of the Wartins brothers a short time
after the disappearance Of Parker rode into
Laramie and shot up the town. killing
Sheriff John Brofie when the officer at
tempted to take him into custody. Later
the outlaw was killed during a running
fight with a posse.
The bones Of Parker either will be buried
in the local cemetery or presented to the
Wyoming Historical society for exhibition
beside the celebrated boots of the un-
lamented Big Nose" George, which are
an interesting feature of tho society's coll
lection.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
ANOTHER VANDERBILT TITLE
Marriage License Granted Miss
Gladys and Count SsechenyI I'm
New York City.

NEW YORK. Jan. n.-A marriage IL
cense was issued today to Miss Gladys
Moore Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Jeno
Maria Henrik Simon SzechenT Of Hun
gary. There were few persons in the mar
riage license bureau at the city hall when
the couple arrived in a public carriage and
they were not obliged 20 stand long in the
waiting line OF prospective brides and
grooms. The application blank had been
made out in advance and was ready for
presentation when they were invited to the
city clerks office. Miss Vanderbilts age
was given as n years in the application.
Count Szechenyi described himself as Is
years old, by occupation land owner and
imserial and royal chamberlain, a native
of Hungary and not previously married.
In official copy of the publication OF
the bans in Ormezo, Hungary. which was
shown at the time application for the IL
ccnse was filed, the count gave his religion
as Roman Catholic. Miss Vsnderbilt's re-
lig1cn WAS not given.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
RIGHT TO BAIL is DENIED
District Attorney OF san Francisco
Challenges Right OF schmitE
TO Freedom.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ii.-Appllcatlcn
for the release on han OF Eugene Schmitz.
who has been confined In the county Jail
for eight months, was made 70 superior
Judge Dunno this morning by Attorney
Frank c. Drew OF counsel for the former
mayor. At the yequest OF Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney William T.. Cook, who de-
ciared that he not been advised OF the
intention Of the defendant to ask for bail
until late last night. and on account OF
the absence OF District Attorney Langdon,
Judge Dunno postponed the matter until
Monday morning. This was the first move
made by the former mayor TO take ad-
vantage OF the reversal OF the appellate
court. which in effect declared on wednes-
day that he was illegally convicted of ex-
tortion holding that no crime had been
committed and that Judge Dunno had been
unfair in his rulings. and made numerous
errors. Attorney Drew stated to the Asso-
ciated Press that the application for the
release of Schmitz was not made with the
expectation that the remittur from the
higher court would come down AZ once.
but in justice to the defendant. who had
been declared innocent by the higher court.
pending the issuance Of the remittur.
On Monday the application for bail will
not only be renewed. but the court will
be asked TO reduce the aggregate ball on
the forty indictments against schnitz-
in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
Drew asked Mr.. Cook whether the dis
trict attorney would agree on 100000 being
sufficient to insure the former mayors
presence. In the absence Of District At
torney Langdon. Cook could give no an
swer, but informed counsel for schmltz
that in the first place the latter's right to
bail would be vigorously contested.
James w. Coffroth. manager of an ath-
letic club Eddie NJ, Grsney. tho well
known referee and Willis Britt, manager
for James Britt. were later arTsigned on
the nine indictments In connection with
the granting of fight permits exclusively
to the so-called flight trust"
Abraham Ruef was not in court. At
torneys for their respective clients asked
that they be given one week IN which
to answer the Indictment the obvious in
tention being to attack their legality. This
motion was granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
or OCEAN sTEA1GsHIPa.
THAw Jury is COMPLETED
Panel il sworn in and Taking
Testimony VIII Begin Monday
Morning.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE jury in the
Thaw case. which was completed yester-
day, is now and viii be until the trial Is
completed, under close guard. Their mail
viii all he read before they are allowed to
see ii. and they can only read newspapers
after the head bailiff has carefully cut
from them every reference to the trial
The twelve are all beyond middle ago.
there being five gray heads in the jury box.
Ten are married, the other two widowed.
and practically all are fathers OF families.
The fact that the jury was accepted with
out the attorneys using up all the peremp-
tory challenges allowed them. shows that
bot The prosecution and the defense are
satisfied. OF the 800 veniremen summoned.
sT2 were examined. the defense using TWEEN
ty-three peremptory challenges and the
prosecution twenty. each side having been
allowed thirty.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
INDIANA MEN FOR FAIRBANKS
Republicans of seventh District
Adopt Resolutions for Him
for President.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. u.-Repub-
licans of the Seventh district today
adopted resolutions congratulating the peo-
pie of the state and nation, irrespective
of party on the splendid service rem
dered our common country by that dis
tinguished son OF Indiana, Vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks We recognize I'm
him a man whose devotion to duty and
whose unswerving loyalty to the principles
Of the republican party most eminently
qualify for a position at the head of the
American people.
I'VE heartily endorse the resolutions
adopted by the republican meeting on De-
cember ls. 1907. submitting the name OF
our distinguished son to the republican
party and to the nation as a candidate
for the presidential nomination
The convention commended Representa-
tive Overstreet and National Chairman
Harry s. New. William l.. Taylor was en-
dorsed for the gubernatoTal nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
JOHN ENTERS SYNOD
Emperor Nicholas shows Great Conf
dence I'm Member OF Nom
mOnkish Clergy.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. u.-Emperor
Nicholas has manifested his confidence in
Father John Of Constadt. the we'll known
Russian priest by appointing him to take
part in the sitting of the synod of this
year, an honor which up to the present
time has been enjoyed by only two mem
bers Of the nonmonkish clergy, including
the emperor's own confessor.
There has been some improvement in the
health OF Father John, but his feebleness
Is still a source OF anxiety.
This years session OF the synod viii be
important for during q important
principles Of church reform viii be elabo-
rated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
DOMESTIC.

Burning Of a thirteen-story skyscraper
in New York developed defect of fire
fighting system applied to them.
I. Page
Judge Grosscup regards the character
of President Roosevelt as 'over ideal"
l. Page i
Merchant of Phillipsburg Kan is
robbed of $4,000 in money and notes at
Bellevine. I, rage i
petitions for his name on the primary
ballot. I, Page 1
Republicans of the Indianapolis district
in Indiana indorse Vice President Fair
banks for the presidency. I, Page i
Smelters in Montana may win in their
fight to prevent closing down because OF
poisonous fumes. l. Page /
The National Grange is in favor of the
parcels post I, Page 1
Wabash railroad announces that the
fight of the railroads against the 9-cent
fare law in Missouri is not ended.
l. Page l
Presiden Roosevelt will address con-
gress for the betterment of the condition
of children. T. Page
President stickney accepts the receiver
ship fthe Great Western railroad.
State denies right of schmitz and Ruef
70 bail I, Page 2
Snow reaches Texas line. I, Page
Secretary Taft visits Wall street.
I. Page
FoREIaN.
Mulai Hafid has started a holy war In
Morocco. further complicating the situa-
tion. I, Page Q
German people regard the answer OF
the government to their demand for man
hood suffrage as gauge for battle.
L Page
sixteen persons trampled TO death in
a theater panic at Barnsley England
ment. who was sent TO Jail for six
months for contempt of court, is>yriting
a book while behind the bars. I, Page
MHzRAsKA.
Chairman Teegarden OF the First con-
gressional district calls the COMMITTEES
for January is. I, Page
Ex-Governor Mickey is seriously ill at
Osceola. I, Page 3
Express employees protest against the
reduction Of rates, asserting 1t means a
reduction in salaries to them. I, Page
LOCAL.
Mayor DahIman tells Of how he acted
as surgeon and amputated some frozen
toes for a friend. I, Page
suit luNOlNlnB HelAAtlhNnk VI Ah0 NoAhNN
OF William Losing OF Blair will be car
ried from Judge Sutton's court TO high
est state tribunal I, Page
Retail trade continues lively in Omaha
and home building progresses through the
winter I. Page
Mayor Dahlman says Governor johnson
is a mouse as compared with Bryan and
has no right 10 run for president
I, Page
Olive oil from Nice, France. who brings
his own language with him, is mistaken
for Choctaw chief I, Page
Weeks Grain and Live Stock company
will erect a I00.OoO-bushei elevator. prob
aby IN Council Bluffs. II, Page
OoAn1HRCxAL AND IEDUsTRIAL.
Live stock markets. II, Page
Grain markets. II, Page
Stocks and bonds. II, Page
Condition OF omaha's trade. H. Page 10
~ uv,~,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
SHELTERS MAY YET WIN OUT
Master In Chancery Finds LoophoIe in
Famous Deer Lodge smoke
Case.

BUTTE, Mont. Jan. u.-Master in Chan
Gerry Crane filed findings In the famous
Deer Lodge valley smoke case In the fed
eral court today. and II approved by Judge
Hunt It is not likely that a permanent
Injunction. asked for by farmers residing
close TO the s5.OOo.OOo washoe smelteF at
Anaconda, will be granted.
An important feature OF the manner in
which the findings relating to the effect
of arsenic upon the animals IN the alleged
smoke zone have been amended, The
original finding now is made to state that
no deaths were found To have occurred
from arsenical poisoning. and It Is held
that sickness only resulted. II was on the
allegation that deaths Of animals had oc-
CURED from such poisoning that the re-
quest for a permanent injunction was
largely based
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
GRANGE FAVORS PARCELS POST
chad Of National Organization As
aares POstmAster General OF Sup
port Before Congress.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. n.-0eneral
n J, Baoheider OF New Hampshire. mas
ter OF the national grange, and member OF
the executive committee. today hAd a con-
ference with Postmaster General Meyer
concerning his plan 10 extend the parcels
post General Baehsldsr said the national
grange was heartily IN accord with Mp
Meyers proposition. ID is the purpose OF
the grange 20 support before the commit
tees Of congress the proposition oe Post
master General Msysn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
ROOSEVELT AS "0VER IDEAL"
Judge Peter GrOsscup Dissects Charac-
ter of President and Advises
Against Dreams.

CHICAGO, Jan. I.-Judge Peter s. Gross
cup OF the United States district court
thinks President Roosevelt may be an
''over ideal" In an address at the
twenty-fifth annual initiation banquet Of
the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at the Con-
gress hotel last night Judge Grosscup sald: :
Il may not be sure but what Roosevelt
Is an over ideal. We must not go too far
In ideals We must not overemphasize
them al the expense Of the practical side
Of life. They go hand in hand with and
accomplish something more than dreams
Ideals are often overdrawn and we may
carry them too far. 1t Is In this respect
that / refer to the president.
We should not devote ourselves in this
commercial age to mere ideals. but should
look farther"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
HUSBANDS DUEL WITH WIFE
Pacihc Coast Iron Worker, CFaEed at
Loss of Money, Kills Her
and self.

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. u.-Pietro ssrro-
chi. an iron worker. and his wife Reina,
fought a duel to death today. He was
armed with large knife and she with
razor The husband finally slew the
wife and cut HIS own throat from ear 70
ear expiring on her dead body. Worry
over money deposited In the California
bank is believed 20 have been the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
GRAVE ERROR MADE IN CHARGE
Henry l.. Paddock. Consul 20 Annoy,
China, Freed Entirely OF
Embe9AIemsnt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1i.-Henry 1.
Paddock, United states consul 20 Annoy,
China, was wholly exonerated yesterday IN
the police court OF the charge OF felonious
embeEEiement OF c,ooo, preferred by Mrs.
Jane Blake. widow OF a prominent physi-
clan OF this city. who died about four
years ago. Special Prosecuting Attorney
Davis stated IN open court thai . very
grave and unfortunate mlgtaks hAd been
made in ring tha ohArEa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
Drouth I'm Puniab BroI,en.

LAHORE. India, Jan. 1.-THE drouth
which has prevailed here for the last six
months has been broken by coEious rains
throughout the Punjah and the threatened
repetition Of an acute state OF famine
which had caused such terrible fatality IN
recent years. has thus been ayerted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
DAN MEsKIL WILL BE HANGED
Nebraska Man Sentenced 20 Death at
Los Angeles for MurdsE-Of
PafrOIman.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. ii.-Daniel
F. Meskil the convicted slayer OF Patrol
man Lyons was today senteneed/to be
hanged az a date 10 be set later. Meskil
came from Nebraska. He killed Lyons
while the latter was trying 10 Arrsst-him.
following 3 hoIdIIR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
MONROE COUNTY FOR HUGHES
Republican General Committee at
Rochester, y. ~, Asks sup
port fer Him.

ROCHESTER, ~. Y, Jan. 1.-THE re-
publican general committee OF Monroe
county at its meeting today endorsed Gov
ernoT Hughes for president and urged the
EspubIicans of the state 70 sSsll Ter Ne
narinEsOnl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
SNOW REACHES TEXAS LINE
storm severe In Eastern Oklahoma
First Real Winter In Two
XeaFn

MUsKoGEE. Okl.. Jan. n.-Eastern Ok
lahoma Is today IN the grasp OF winter
A heavy fan OF snow began At midnight
ANA continues today. The storm extends
- Tar south ~ the TszAs line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
sunday, January ~, zoos.


For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair Sunday no important change in
temperature.
For Nebraska-Fair Sunday.
For Iowa-Partly cloudy Sunday. with
proha hle snnW east norton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-12

Burning Of a thirteen-story skyscrape1
in New York developed defect of fire
fighting system applied to them.
I, Page !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
Sra Soroen1ioIos Sio?

"6reorif8iia6 SiIifuer" err aiort
opmGrfiom paa ct S%fibSuroq, ION
peo bcn uiGooanIig Iaoe ganoitnuS
itifter coer Milo6erct oco Siearan,
omtrent miot operior araaergenS
eure SGraelteo. Wau mener, at DC
miIigcns fan bore Hciterne al ct al
De &rigsfartsier. iom Soroeuifiolo
erobreoe | GpncftIen. glun0t oiSie
bar Der Here @nueier OF ormereoe
Sransportiarteier. Otter Srabitio.
men ifal S~or6erifioIo babe bragt 6iSic
meo op til SrebrifSita6 eitcr Slaaet,
OF Ser ifal &c bore blepet Iiggenoe
igicu. ct al Snrtsierue ifnI finSeS
paa @unben al elpeu uoeufor 5iife.
brpggeu paa Gitiibcu; ct ifal ligac
UNDER ben mtbpren6e SorobrDgqe
pao @eitii6en og ct treble ital nItioo
bore begrapet | MtIooerct peo Sic,
gran, bpor oct Iigger nteo Spdrte.
biGlferne buffen0e op JON Reiterue
al en- iuGr Sual % en0uu faIoes
"Spenifen". Saapiot man fan osnl.
me eiter 9rogreiterne, iuneS Oct, Tom
De maa ifriUe iia ira ct 8%ri9sfartsi.
2Gngocu er so q 100 500, 9reooen
tiIiparenoe. Spanterue or ippre
ggebirIfer meb omfring 8 Sommcrs
Spprinit % itnur tPt | tGt Iaug8
belle Siocn. Eau ben ne SIDE roger
Spauteboueoerue iaapiot ooer Ruo.
beret og 8auOiforpeu pe6 Den ullop.
renoe 8anoitano; beu anben SIDE or
belt b%egrapet UNDER ct liz Meter
tpft Gag al Wuo6er og 2ere. Sar.
tsiet bar sienipulig oGret grurot.
gnaeuoe. SrGpGrfet er nGiteu for.
itenet al at Iigge ian lGngc / 9anbet.
Ger mebbeIes 9labet, at gnn1Ie SoIt
life fan buife eaer bar bsrt ON Bra.
oct anoerlebes emo | 6cn nuoGren0e
Silitanb. Sor mango aar iioen ianot
man gomIe SoronfligIer / og ON.
firing oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

Sfotsi - ia 8aIcsier bIep bogitape.
liz talt opipiit. S Seritningen troeSc
man, oct bar Mus og Hotter, ionl
foraariaeet EoeIneseIien; men ienere
er man fommet unoer 8eir meo, at
oct er en- art Snietter al Stsrrelie
iom en- flor Slie og opoper til en-
lioen Rus, iom CT oen oirfelige aar.
jag.
Nan forisate meS 6Glber og Git,
men til inaen Rptte. Soa rsgte
man. iom eiter en- imitiom Spge, og.
iaa uben 8elultat, eIer Reiultatet
bar, at Snietterne Sc befanot iig ubpre
bel. Set bar pitt en rem Gelifotesie
for benz" iaaoe min Re06eIer.
Snietterne ipiier iom iagt op alG.
Der, Sfotsi % @nlosier, % Sc bar
ior Snbeboperen af SoteIet soelagt
for mango Tcuee. Som grempel
paa, buor arnaoige SC er, fan meo.
oeIes, at De for en- al Bigerne poa
SoteIet bopSe Ipiit op en- Yorte.
mouup og en- Semfruue. Tom Ian
benbcs aioIelomme. Sim 8e1daet
bar igien.
SiIiioit 6Ien set dISelcs umntlig at
pGre Der, og Suoebaoeren MATTE
oerior itTuae SoteIet % ifptte Ger.
ira. Sgaar reiIte ale, ioa Suiet M
itaar tnmt.
Ger er en- bel Gel mere eller min.
ore troIige @isuinger bIan6t Solf
ON, bnao bette fan barre. Ser iiqcs
bIanot anbet at BET or en- Slaqs fro.
piit Irt Suicfter, iom bar pGret /
nogen Sarer, iom en- Seoe baDoc ser.
SAM bopSe neuIig Ieict 2ofato scr
ira Ell Stuub Tor Sul I'll oper Rptaor
ior Solg al Mamiiafturoorer.
Sporpiot bette forbolSer iig riatia
cller life, err life goSt at fac. Gu
Sina er inttolertio iiffcrt - nogct
rart or set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
Gu Wuoers grep.

Gn Wpoers Srep. - Nrs. s.. 9.
Slemina, 24S Wtltaet Ct, Detroit,
Mif., itrioer fslgenoe Srep angaa.
enbe oct nteget omtalte llrtemiobel,
Or. geters artrifo. Or. Yeter Sabr.
uep & Cons, Chicago, 81. Wine
Serrer: Seq taffer Gem iua meget
for ben benlige Raaoe, bporpoa De
beiuareoe nit 8rep. - Seq mootog
Meoicinen fra Ceres gIsent pao Ben.
ton ct. Set er Den iieroe SLATE, ies
tager M. Gen ipnes at bielpe mig
en- goo Gel, % ieg tror, oct piIoe
game enonu mere, bois ieg life
mnatte bore iaameget paaiobe; men
oct fan life unogaaes, 6a ieg bar
Smaabsrn at paste % pIeie. 81 bar
alto &1irifo / Suiet MI. 6or mango
Iar iioen fisbte Wober oct til min
lille SBIter, iom par ilemt pIaget af
Ell SuoiDabom. S ipp gar boooe
bum ppret unber 29gebebanoIing,
men I'll ingen Rptte. Wo6er loo
beuoe ba taae 5 SLATER aurifo, Der
furere0e benoe fuIoitGnoigt, ba bum
albrtg bar opret pIaget oeraf iiben.
SenIiait unSifpIo min Still, oa leg
bIiper afbruOt iaa oite al Siqebornet,
Der er pIogiom ibag!.
Meo Igtelie, p~rbsbigit."
Ger aipeS neppe nogen Weoicin,
Der itaar / iaa nGrt SorboIb til Siem.
met iom Or. BeterS &rrifo. Den
saar / arp ira Sleet til Slegt iom
ben ereite pnaIioelise 6omiIie.M eSi.
Gin. Get er fltn naturligt, at 9sr.
meme boIber fig til Den Weoiein, iom
itob Sor9Ibrere bi | Isoens Sime o.
albrig ifuffebe beul.
Or. 9eters <rifo abifiaer iig og.
iaa fra andre f9rbieIape6e Ieoiciner
peo at Den life iaaes paa apotbeferne.
Zen foripnes I~lmenbeoen birette ai
Gierne giennem ipecielt aniatte agen.
ter. Sfrip til Or. Better Sabrnep G.
Sons Co., 112-t1S go. Some
Mnp Ehirnnn en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

Gploaterbiemmet poa Selselanos
mpen er / 8inter 6lit ~betpbelis uocioet,
ibet Der er ~tiIbpsset en- flor 5preordss'
ial. Samiibis sr 8easeu meaem Be-
itprersns iiblisere SOntpr pS airtfene'
ilaaet no. iaa bette iibite, ber bar otit
fla for Tibet MI er blit mere rummeligt,
Sor gefprcr,n sr Der iitebet iubrette'
8erelie / 8piitetassn. l~lbpibelien To-
iter ca. 1000 arpner.
Silien ira
q. g. Sppegaaro.
2unber Sosu 26oe Scbraar 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

Str ~fOrtliagtr en- tHSelss Stpisrafie for,
at 9uoia e. giufham's Ssgttable Gam.
pouHo barer apiaotrue iiiisrt gieaH,n 5Or.
anOriugtu | 2iusStriohrH.
9Gs 8rsuet, Iom gtrs. 6. baHiou. 304 G.
Gong Ct, Columbus, Chic, itriDer til Er5.
SunfhGn:
Seq befanot mig uetop / SprauoriHgel
at Sjpsper1ooeR Oh ploaeoeS al Rerosiitet,
Suueoptue % Gusre asHercHoe SpuIptomrr.
Dtu SRae utco0eltt mig, at 9poid Y. Rtnt-
bans SegetabIe COMPOUND par goo ior mig,
o9 lioen Ieg bar brugt Den iglsr ied mtg iGd
megct beore, at leg iRleu tan uofsre init eget
Grbeioe. Seq gIemte aloria | HRurte
3rGugielspertobe at uteoocle mine Senner.
bpno 9poia Y. gmthGnS Segetable Gom'
pound Uoretteoe iUr MIG"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

Rineerites IraperelItab baooe ben
l6be 6ebrunr a%rrnuseret Bremiefjpriug
paa Molpolc pco Sgnefos. Zen pper.
uares al meaem TO a ire 9uiinbe Gil
Itusre. @eir % Sore a BET gunitis.
tie. Gi ale be 9rGmier, iom blep ub,
belt, ital lea blot Der nGpnc Sanbrepp.
fallen (pero 275 &ruuer). ipm for 3bie
Gang eiier biuanoen bleu punbet al
"Ssman" Smut Berg, Der iaalebes 6e.
boIpsr ben. Subil9umspptalen, Der /
905 bleu itjaufet al Srueseisr 8es.
bUlm IT,, bleu uunbet al "Snap" @t
pinb RgSbopo.
s Snnbitaplsb for ale Seite blep
lite 9rGmie punoet Of ben l5'aarige
"2aila". Der fibries al 5ru Snsenisr
&psbolnl iom bsiteoe brassnee 8iialb
for i'm Hottie aisring. Otter 8jsrin.
gen bolotss Ribbas / @latpeb. bereitsr
@eneralipramlins cs tililut en- beliost
Sera.
Der blsp nplis paa ct Wsbe | Sole
S~erreositpre meooeli, at Der bar paa
Iale at s~isnuptase 9riitsn al Riuseri'
tes Riffelprrt ipm iioen omtrins 1880
pmtrent bar pRrst opbsrt. 89rtst bar
tioli9ere paret oreoet sieuuem 2 a3 Gars
bunoreber % baooe i'm @lausperioce
pmfrlna Mibten al lS70'garene, ioet
Der i 1876 blsp uopunoet 10000 Tons
Smsliemalm inbeholoenoe 10C Tons
msialliit aiftsl, bot let bsnsaus iuureoe
III Spuenoeparien al belle Serosns Nit'
feIprptuftion % | BET gar par grbeloss
itprfen 2l6 Rano. @ertet GAP ! bet
War bet beoiie uobpiie al ale nurite
S~srsparter. g9rtet siebss / ben Tib
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
Goao CT oct?

Get err life ret cite, Ser bGnoer
noaet rart paa Ranosiioro; men i
oisie 3ase bar Oct bRuot uoget. iom
bar iat Sinoeue Der / 9epRgelie, fri.
Der "arsus" / "g. g." ben zoe
Rarts:
5or omfrins 3 Tiger iiSeu er man
pan Eanosiioro SoteI blet gioue til
en- ubpeselis 6oreteelie, alGoer %