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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
CINCHED FOR A
Y5ia l.t A'A1'> sAA'S

Muskegon, Mich, Sept 1s.-When
the duck boat in which e. B. Smith
and Scott Bowel were rowing for the
city dock struck a squall and over
turned, Smith swan ashore, but he
thought Bowel had been drowned.
He notified Sheriff Ginger, and that
official went to recover the body.
When he learned that his labors for
three hours had been for naught he
sought out Smith at his residence and
arrested him. Smith spent the night
in Jail here, and was released only
when he had paid IS fine. 2sl
When condoling friends called at
Bowels house, they found the desi.
pie of Isaak Walton reclining in bed
Indignantly denying that ihe was dead
tBut the papers say you are" per
sisted the visitors. Al yIlsis
i1q sWeli, IL you fellows don't get out
of here and let me go back to .sleeI
/ I'll prove to you that i am not" re
turned the honest fisherman. We
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
new RYE SHOWS ITS Value
VARIETY DEVELOPED AT Ex-
. PERTINENT FARM AVERAGES
4o.4 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE T.

Farmers OF North Dakota who raise
rye will have an opportunity this
winter to secure some of the new No.
2 seed rye, which the experimental
station at St. Anthony Park, Mimi,
now has ready for distribution. For
eight years this rye has been planted
land intensified until at the latest
gathering, a4S bushels were taken off
of one acre. That was exceI tional-
~; high, but "a yield of 40.4 bushels
an acre was obtained from an average
on a considerable ground area.
Swedish rye was used in developing
this seed. The new grain is plump
and much larger than varieties COM
monty produced The straw Is stiff.
tall, and stands up '<wsll. The 40.4
bushel average average obtained at
the station compares with 1872 for
other varieties for the state, while
returns from small lots Of seed dis
tributed last season to farmers show
an average of 72.2 bushels compared
with IT.. s.} .z
Farmers desiring to obtain this
seed, which is offered at slips pei
bushel, should address Andrew Boss
agriculturalist, Minnecota experiment
station, st. Paul, MINI. The price is
only high enough to cover actual ex
penses of production. A bushel OF
ordinary rye being worth II to 7S
cents in the open market. The sta
| ton has no interest whatever other
| than to distribute the seed as widely
| as possible with the quantity on hand
that the production of rye generally
| may be made more, profitable for the
| farmers and the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
NURSE MAKES A
FEARFUL MISTAKE

Y F." .rF 20 .s74 y 3 + 2
San Diego, Cal, Sept. "a nurse
in the county hospital last night con-
fessed to District Attorney Kirby
that she had accidently Furnished a
number of patients with drinking
water containing a quantity Of poi
son. '' fsz&'h
Six were taken violently Ill, one
died, and others are in a serious con
dition, some being unconscious. 1t
is probable that other deaths will
occur. u ls}
The wholesale poisoning was fol
lowed by runnors that il had been
brought about deliberately as the re
suit of a plot. The sheriff and dis
trict attorney Immediately made an
investigation at the hospital and fin.
ally learned from one of the purses
that she had used for drinking water
receptacle that had contained noi.
son.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
LEGAL BATTLE over
GEM A HEN FOUND

s , r.
Springfield, Mo-, Sept. 12.-There
is lively legal battle for the pos
session of a diamond which Mrs. w.
A. Ball found in the craw of a Ply
mouth Rock hen when she killed
it for dinner. Judge Goldsmith is
Mrs. Balls next-door- neighbor and
has fine garden. When Mrs. Ball
cut into the well-filled craw she MOTTO
ed that the knife struck something
hard and she found a IL karat dia-
mond She took 1T to jeweler and
asked him to find out if it was the
read thing. The Judge paid a cas-
ual visit to the jewelry store and the
j. dealer showed him the stone telling
him the remarkable story of how it
was found in the craw OF Mrs. Balls
Plymouth Rock hen. gtQg
Why, that's out Of my ring.
lost it In my garden" said the Judge
The jeweler took the Judges WORD
for it and handed him the diamond
Now Mrs. Ball has sued for posses
sion of the gem and the judge says
he will fight the case.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
Items Of Interest TO Farmer Folk.

'SS"S VI ~ G-Sths
One reason why you should prac-
tice a well-planned rotation of crops
is that it results in economy of labor.
If properly arranged the work on one
crop will partially prepare the soil
for the next crop, and, too, the work
is more evenly distributed throughout
the year by having a variety OF crops.
By applying to the Department OF
Agriculture, Washington, D. c., you
can have yaur name placed on the list
Of those receiving the monthly an
nouncements Of the government pub.
LEGATIONS that are ready for distri-
button From this list you can select
and write for any publication which
you desire. sf a
Are you planning to build new
barn or remodel the old one?. If so
make ample provision for the en-
trance of light and sunshine. Eli.
inmate all the dark damp corners and
you have provided against many OF
the ills that may come to your live
stock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
THE RACES
AT PEORIA

Peoria, Ill. Sept. 49, Exciting fin
ishes were the. order in the last day
Of the Great Western circuit meeting
here today. IS s
In the 1926 pace, Hazel Simmons
won the first heat after driving
finish. Ding Pointer won the next
three heats and the race. Best time
2:07 ~. s sgss.5
in the Oil tdot, Baraja won the
first and second heat, but was set
back and the second; heat given to
Red Cross, who also won the next
Fheat. Baraja then came back and
took the next two heats and the race.
Best time 2:Os. IA. 4: .s
Winnie won the h five-eights mile
dash in 1:01 IA. ~ NJ
Maurine took the mile running
race, time 1:47. s ,%@a2I +,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
HAGER AND "HiTs AND mrs.

Milton Globe: An important trans.
fer in North Dakota newspaper cir
Giles took place last week when Grant
s. Har"r. publisher Of the ST. Tho
rcas Times, purchased. the Grafton
Record, hithertof owned by Ed.
Fierce. Pre-. Hagsr is ono Of the old
est as well as one of the ablest news
paper men in the state. For a quar-
ter of. a., century he. has. given, St
Thomas newspaper surpassed by
few in excellence. Bro Pierce, the
retiring editor of the Record has
gained more that a statewide repu-
tation for his Hits and Mrs" de-
partrnent. He intends to specialize
on this work, so that his many adj
mirers throughout the northwest may
have the opportunity of continuing
reading of the exploits of Poison Car
rots, his mother-in-law and the hired
man. Mr.. Hager will remove to
Grafton, but will still retain the own
ership and management of the Times
at st. Thomas. s58
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19

Sheriff sMcGillis made a clever ar
rest of an alleged counterfeit passer
Friday night Oh the train coming
over from Mandan FiH" -''"h
It appears that when No. 2 pulled
into Mandan a party alighted from
it; and patronized the depot restaur-
anti, One Of the h e J men passed a $40
bill for, his lunch and received the
change. Beforedhe train started, the
bill was discovered osbefcounterfeit
and the lunch counter man and an
officer boarded the train and arrested
a man identifed+ by the lunch coun-
ter man as the one who passed the
bill, Notwithstanding his protests
that he had not been off the train.
After the train had left the depot
Sheriff McGillis, who's was on the
train, heard of the matter and as he
had been in thesrestaurant and had
happened to- notice the giving of
the $50 bill, nailed his man as soon
as the train had crossed the river
and placed him in the county jail.
The mans companions offered to
make; good he7 sum If their comrade
was set free, but it was no go. The
man had all kinds Of money in mis-
clothes and admitted that. he had
passed a $2o4biH at the lunch counter
but denied that 1T was counterfeit.
According to the sheriff he has the
right man and will take him across
the river this morning.. a.
There were other people who saw
the exchange of the money in the
restaurant at Mandan, and they will
voluntarily go over and exhoncrate
the man arrested there, who those in
the car at the time, say did not get
out at Mandan at all.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
-. !. = 80 y
CUBAN !. !.
- : n
Editors Stand by Havana Pa.
per Which Accused Sol.
diers of Smuggling i.


Havana, Cuba, Sept. 1s.---A number
of Cuban editors met here last night
and passed resolution in support
Of vthe Diario, Espanol which, in a
recent editorial, charged that the
United States army was smuggling
into Cuba great quantities of meat
and other goods and selling them.
The resolution severely scored Gov
ernor Magoon. ,,s;;s,saa &C.
At the time the editorial was pub
Hshed Governor Magoon ordered an
investigation and it was 4 said he
would institute proceedings against
the newspaper If it. failed, to sustain
us cnarges.HpF a., &4asJs 49,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
Opens Campaign in Greater.
New York Amid Immense
y Enthusiasm =. :, =. ..''
Talks About the Difference
Between the National
Platforms

Carnegie Hall, New York, Sept. Is.
-Democracy's presidential campaign
in Greater New York, had its advent
tonight, when Mr.. Bryan at mass
meeting under the auspices of Tam
many Hall, spoke before enthusiastic
thousands, who filed Carnegie hall,
and oyerflowed into the streets.
Mr.. Bryan spoke for over an hour
on Republican Tendencies at Car
negie hall, and for over ten minutes
his audience applauded his appear
ance on the platform. On approach
ing Carnegie hall, Bryan was given
an ovation by a crowd of 10000 per-
sons, who could not get in the hall
The candidate was taken to flag.
draped cart and in it he delivered a
speech. He was cheered repeatedly
especially when a man tried to argue
with him. and Bryan made a squelch,
Ding. reply. .
Let me call your attention to the
. p fke s.
marked difference between the Re
publican platform and ours. 1. The
Republican platform is different. es
pecially in not outlining necessary
needs. Our platform tells the pub
lie what we think ought to be done
We take the people into our conf
dence and thus we show not onl.
our faith in the merits of our policie,
but also in the intelligence of tn
voters. VI,
There are four propositions as t,
labor for which we stand. First
we believe that there should be q de
partment of labor with a competen
officer at its head. Second, we be
lieve that labor should be taken GU
of the operation of the trust law
Third, we believe that an industrial
dispute should not be sufficient caus
for the Issuance of an Injunction
Fourth, we believe in trials by jur
in cases of indirect contempt"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
SWIFT s CO. HAVE
A.$5O,OOO LOSS

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1s.--Forty
men we're overcome by smoke in a
fire which threatened the destruction
of Swift & Co.'s packing plant 10
South st. Joseph, last night. With
the possible exception of two fremen
all are out of danger. Tue fire start
ed in the basement Of the cold stor-
age building and it was not under
control until 6 o'clock this morning
The loss is $4,000. 3;Ii fla sssss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
One Breed Best.

Agricultural Epitomist: The man
who sticks to3one breed from year to
year through all its ups and downs,
is sure in the long run to enjoy the
Just rewards for his constancy. The
breeder who keeps changing from
one breed to another, or who makes
endless crosses" hoping to find one
"'easy to breed and extraordinarily
profitable, is the one who Is always
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
Prolific Artist Turner.

That great and prclific English
painter. D. MI. w. Turner, bequeathed
to the British nation when he died, In
1851, pictures of his own the value OF
which was IN 1902 estimated at $4,000
600. These pictures consisted Of 1862
oil paintings, 135 finished water colorg
and oyer 10000 studies and sketches.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
WILL LAY II, ON THE PosTMAs.
n .5ss TER. 4

Hazelton fRepubll ican::, w. Il, N, Nc
Master of the Moffit Messenger has
been appointed postmaster at that
place. Mr., McMaster has put Moi
fit on tie map and deserves the place
but we wonder now II d subscriber
comes in and says he didn't get the
paper, il NC will blame It on the
postmaster? sS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
SHIRTS GO UP.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Sept. 1s.--Fire
tonight destroyed the Mulrooney
Manufacturing company's plant here.
The loss is estimated at $125. 600.
The company manufactured shirts,
overalls and numerous other mems
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19

81 am prepared to- furnish you with
strained gasoline for your autos at
zoe per gallon, in any quantity de-
sired, siphoned into the car from
the tank Call and see me at
Faunce's; 4th street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19

complaining about his poor luck in
the poultry business. A good poultry
man can make a success with almost
any breed in the field.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
.COUNTERFEITER
NEATLY NABBED

WORKED OFF SPURIOUS $40 BILL
AND ANOTHER MAN rs ARREST.
ED FOR IT-BUT SHERIFF Nc
GILLIs SAW THE DEAL AND
NAILED THE RIGHT MAN ON
THE TRAIN. 4.. 5ss j.. -g-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19
.RUEPS PARTNER :
IS ARREETED

San Francisco, Cal, Sept is John
]. West, an associate of Abraham
Ruef, has been arrested on an in
dictment returned BY the grand jury
charging him with an attempt to in
/ fluence Veniremen in the case OF
Ruef, now on trial on a charge OF
bribery West was released on bail
Of 10000. ~
No experiment about baking when
you use Hunts Baking Powder and
Extracts they never dlsappoint.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-19

Blue Point oysters, 40 cents a
quart. See Kupitz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Den myitiife Saoeren.

Zen omilaffeuoe apufiaIuer @tI'
liam u. 2ioingiton, ON hpem oct
M eiter bans 100 paaitaaes, at ban
par Glietoneen Rocfeieaers 5aber,
;Sobu 3. Rocfeiellcr. opholot fig oa.
iaa / nogeu Sio i 8rnnb Sorts. e..
q, meboeles Der os oerfra. Get oar
fra 1881 til 1882, og ban miubes
goSt al gpens gamle Snooaanere.
Sau boeoe / ~9iets Souie~, M
"Sotel SAT-, boor mango al Rpens
8orretuingsmGuo og ANDRE / Den
Gio pleieoe at tase fine WnaltiSer.
San par meget erceutriit / lin Eda'
flGbning, bap6e langt Suar og par
ipqr til at ifrpte. Sans 8raris iom
inbinnif "Reotcinmnuo" faiteoe life
tort al ia, men oesuastet par ban
alto pel beilanet meo Eenge. Sra
9rouo Sorts ilptteoe ban III Bart
Hiper. bpor ban fisbte en- itor StrGf.
ming 2ano 90 bIep boenoe Der ! Here
Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

ON life at iplgc Sobof til SobdfStrlr
item eler benS Heprpieutouter. Bao
begse Steoer blep Stalo. og 2oaue.
bpsninger iot SIo poa oa 10000
Tuno Eobuf eoelagt. Wr. 2atprcrcc
og bans Seu 9raolcp, Der lsgte at
foripore fin Gienoom, bIeu begge al
porlig iaareoe, % en- Reger ueb Nopr
MotIon, iaa ubnrmhiertig piOitet, at
ban lGnGe iorbleu I~iagenOe bcoioltieS.
Ut Bar 3rtter ieuere Hog Heien
pllloieIig ue6 ouer 9per 6reoouia |
Grittcnoon Gouutn, acntucfp. bnor
De tog Observation-Disclosures / fin
9eIioocIie OF ocrpao nfbrsb ole Gele.
fonleoniuger no al 9peu. GiterId.
oeube iig Ell itrrt Snatlturfe / gpen
gaIlopperc0e Reiten no til Sen lille
2anoSbp "Giem", hoor De ~iprGngtc
sIireo GaroiuS Sobafsiabrif mco
liant $4,000 Elmo Sobof / 2uitcu
mco Gpnomit % latte Slb pon bans
2oopebpgning, boori Der opbeuareoes
10000 Euno 5obaf. Suo oiiteo
tilboae til 5reoonia, bpor @oqtItpr'
fen inoorooes, % uioere no / Nhllmet
oa Wgrfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
en- e~pentvrlie Relic.

50 SfiGrpere, Charles g. Huslea
og 6. 81. Monett, er forIeoen Dag |
bel 9ebolb a1tfomne til Geeoles,
Gal, efter en- epentprIig og poerit
farefulo Heiie | en- t6 SOB lang 9aa6
neoao GoloraoofloOen og gienneln
ben trange, flsfteformige 8rono
Cannon, bpor 6loben beoGger iig /
b~ruIetoe og %ifummeuOe Spirpler.
0ette Strsg al 6looen bar life ppret
befaret iioen 1889, ba oct ianme
&oneitpffe uofsrteS Of Iobert g.
Stanton.
&uSiea Og @onett fit en- Itorartet
Nootogelie peo fin anfomit til
NeeoleS, ioet iaagobtiom belle 9per
bar paa genene for at snife Dem bel.
fommen. De fsrtes i. ct formeIiat
Sriumftog til 9pens flotteite Sotel,
bpor De bebite &Grelier itiaeoes til
oereS afbenpttelie, og ON aftenen
gaueS til Oeres gGre en- 9anfet og Re.
ception, bpori paa oct nrrmeite belle
9pens 9efolfning oeItog.
8eiien fog i'm 9egpnoeIie | Green
Rtuer, lltab, ben 20be September {.
Nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
poiten oe politiet.

s MinneapoIis tom Ser forIe6en
Tag til ct Sammeniteo mellem en- at
Nnfel Cams Boitfisrere og en- az
GoIitifonitabler. Yoitfisreren
Beter Seim blep paa 8eien til Sern.
baneitotionen itaniet al apnitabeIen
og erflPret UNDER arreit for at bare
fisrt paa ben urigtige SIDE al go.
ben. Seim proteiterebe MOB, of Der
Sorenebe Staters Bolt Sin.
bringer / geien. men oct bialp life;
ban maatte meo "paa &aoihia". ban.
Soften gogneu og belle Soiten. Saa
6orIanseuSe fra GoitiuperintenSen.
ten bIep ban imiOlertio itrar iat /
6ribeb iaien.
GoIitimpnbigbeoerne b9p6er, Of
a1iifen inaen Ret bapoe til at fisre
poa ben gale SIDE al gaben; BETTE
mebgipes Of Yoitiuperiutenbenten
Der imioIertio porsler Rolitiet ON, al
bet ingen Mpuoigbeo bar til of for
finite 9oiieu; Oct funoe bape a~rrefte-
ret al,ifen, eiterat ban bapoe ale'
peret Hoitiaserue pan Sern6aneita'
tiouen. Sasen oil bli bilaat | Din
oeIisbe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
On Wiuion / Stat.

Ger anlog6c5 for en- Sio iiocn al
Chicago gp Gag moo Waribau
SeIos 9sosbo for $t,730,OOO / rbe.
tulte Sfatter. elsie Sfottercitnncer
itrafte Iig mango Iar ba9ooer / 81.
Ben. 90 Der raaOeOc abifiaig SoiI ON,
bporpiot De retSlig loo fig inb6ripe
eller ei. Rl bar i~niiolertib, efter
bpao Der berettes ira Chicago, 8pets
9eItprere, altiao fsr Retsingen fom
til 9ebdnbling, tilbubt iig at betale
en- Wiaion Collars foutant MOB ful0
Suffering for Gle Sfattefrap MOB
9oet. 3iIbuoet er blet afcepteret, %
ell Gbecf for @eIebct bill bli uoiproi.
get en- al De fsrite Gage. Get bill bIi
ben itsrite Gbecf, iom nogeniin6e er
uoiteot for Statter / Chicago, beoer
set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Qrbeioet ~ejenoptaees.

Sra forifieQige Snouitricentrer er
Der inoIsbet IeOoeIelier ON, at 0rii.
ten er gienoptaget / mango 5abrifer,
iom | Here Raaneoer bar peret Iuf.
fe6e. SaaIebes meooeles ben 10oe
os. fra Glepelan0, O., at 9riiten ai
RationaI Cube Gompanps 2oroin
Sabrifer bar gienoptaget meo Ell ars
beibsitprte paa oper 5000 Wan6.
Raar De er / iulo Sang, beIfipftiger
oisie Sa6rifer op iii $500 arbeiOere,
og Oct pentes, al ben fuIbe arbeios.
itprfe oil bli beifipitiset ON fort lib.
Ere al Starf Roaing Gompanps
8aIiep9rfer / Canton, Ohio. er after
/ iuIo Drift, og 10 iii pentes at i9ttes
isong igien ON en- ll9es lib.
Ere Of SninOis SteeI Gonpanps
Sobrifer / Soutb Chicago sienoptoe
9riften / Ranbnes me6 en- arbeios.
itprfe paa tiliammen noget oper
1000 Rano. arbeibsitnrten tGnfes
inoen llgens Sch at iorsses til minoit
5000 ManA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Sepet 6oos.

9rg. 6. s. Gonger, gnfe efter Sen
for en- Gio iioen ai0soe, iorbenp.
omerifanife @eiaiSt til China. bar,
beretteS ser fra gaiaoeua. Gal. boor
BUN iortiOen opboIOer fla. ienot i'm
itore Canning Of orientaIjte Rari.
teter. Ser rsueoes ira oct feiierlige
Slot, ira Sempler % 9rinatbpgnin.
ger unoer De alliereOe troopers OF.
fllpntiou al Betting, til De ameritanife
aunitgoaerier / Rep gorf for at
bortiGlges peo slitftion.
@~ienitur0ene bleo for en- Slit %
ingenting fisbte al Be ameritanife %
andre af DC aQiereOe trooper, % al
9eiauoten % bans 5amilie bragt
meo til6uac bio til 2aroet. Zen
itsrite af Oisie 8ienItarSe er Ell tor
aloffe, ION bleu taget ira Sauobru-
gets Sempel itrar uOenior Settings
Wtllre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

minore ON bsiere llnberpisning og
ltbret mer. Seno ebers Ssnner og
0stre bio og lao Dem oerefter fpmune
til Spoen og biitaa peb arbeioet Der.
Get er Den melt praftiife Neaabe,
buorpaa 5 fan fremme Ilmenoplps'
ningen blanbt Reserne.
Ser at ipare; mobbepis ben
eiengie Soc, at gtegeren life tan
iamle Jig Genee. ajsb eoer Silent;
i9t Benge | 9anfen; p9r ON eoer.
Sele Staten er befolfet at Snopan.
brere - RorbmGnb og Snenifer -
Der fom her meo TO tommc SGnoer.
9e por life beIoigere itileoe emo s.
gu eier De itore % foitbore Sarme,
er ganfierer, SorretningsmGnb %
profeSlioneae WGnb. Slut meo De
epinOelige Seflager oper oen fortrpfte
Hace. Irbeib eoer / geiret. Sor.
fpno life eoers ifuffeoe Sorpentnin.
ger fro Sustagene; aperter berimob
ebers Sufces. Haar Ell Sanf begun.
Der at pafle, retter life benS Erpii.
bent uoget 9enifrift til Gublifum
ON Siplp. San peb, at ben iiaafoIo
ganife iiffert itrar piIoe ramle oper.
enbe."
Wr. @aibington omtalte oerpaa
De itore 6remifribt, Negerracen Der /
Sauoet bar giort / De iibite 40 Mar
- lin CIVILIZATIONS 40-aarige Si.
%itorie", iom ban uOtrDfte oct. 90
Den bar / Sanbbeb ppret mGrfeIig
for "bcn opcrgoar ale andre Chill.
~iationers Siitorie, og @egrene er in.
telleftlelt beore itileoe emo martge
.fremmebe Iationer8 l1noeriaattere. "
San uotalte pihere fin Sorpisning
ON, at ban pil6e opleoe ben Sib, at
"9anfer, 9utiffer og olle SIagS Sors
retningsforetagenber / ct. Saul bill
eies og bripeS al Neeere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Saloonlufnino.

s Detroit. Wiftgan. bar gpens
inntliae 1850 SaIooner / Ssnbags
bermetiIf luffeSe ira Ssrbag Rat
al. II til Ranoag Rorgen 81. s.
0ette ifal bare isrite Sang / gpens
Siitorie at 2lituingslouen er blepet
baouObppet / belle i'm Strpngbeo.
3erre WasieIlltriug itploes BEN
itprfe BrohibttiousbepGaeIie, Der Tom
en- 5i6epauosbsIge bar iprebt ia oper
belle Staten, og iom ipanes at bile
ipiae Ell mlligeuS oigtig RoIe | be
foumen0e gdlg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Stor S%anobanoeI.

2eeiSlaturen / ben itpe Stot Sflas
bona neoiotte en- fort Sib eiter lin
Sammentrpoen en- aommiaiion til at
u%uberbauble on Misbet al Gboctaps
og observation-disclosures Sui oa
asfaltlonb. commissioners &ap.
port pentes forcIogt 2egisIatlren en-
af De fsrite Gage % ifaI goa no poo,
of Staten life Dor betnle oper $40.
100000 for Sonoet. Seniigtcn meo
aisbet er Of gioe Staten fulo Son.
troll oper ale 9ltl' % IsfoItrecurier
inbenfor fine @rGnicr.