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"Miss," or "Mrs,2"

4 number OF unmarried English
women, who have reached an age
about which 1t would be ungenerous to
inquire too closely, have been com
planning in the papers Of the rule that
all married women shall be called
Mrs." and all unmarried women
Mise" no matter what their ages may
be. They point out the fact that
boy, who is Master" in his early NE.
becomes Mr." by the mere lapse OF
time. whether he mnrries or not; but
that girl who begins as Miss" con-
unues to be Miss" until she marries.
This was not always the case. as the
curious may discover by looking up
the history OF Miss Mrs" and
Mistress" The English women main
tain that the title by which they are
called. as spinsters, is not conducive
60 the Difference which IL accorded to
married women. and which they de-
mand for themselves. The remedy
called Mrs" after reaching the age Of
Ae-would be Of doubtful efficacy.
Mon would go on calling their women
acquaintances Miss" until they re-
eeived what the newspapers call on
ciaT' notice that the age limit was
passed. The old "dsrky" woman
stated a fact OF general application,
says Youths Companion, when she
said that the happiest person is an old
maid when she has quit strugglin'."
The woman who cares whether she
% called Miss" or Mrs" when her
hair is turning. is still 'strugglin'."
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New colors In natist..-

The all white lingerie frock Is OF
course the most practical OF dainty
and elaborate cotton frocks for sum.
mer. but while 'vst year white and
even batistes hsJ things their own
way. this season a host OF fashions. Die
cologings are displayed in batisIes and
kindred materials and not only the
delicate blues and pinks but the deep.
er tones, such as raspberry, Copen.
hagen blue and smoke gray are made
uD in bat ste and lava
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SERM ON ETTE.

This story Of Jonah, Endorsed
and confirmed by Christ him.
self, needs no further indorse-
ment Of scholar or critic to make
IL authentic to the minds of the
devout and earnest students Of
Gods word. The easiest and
most reasonable way out Of all
the difficulties Of the book 10
just to take II for what il says.
IL teaches many profound les
sons, first Of all, perhaps, being
that Of the wilderness Of Gods
plans and the narrowness Of
the conception Of Gods serv-
ants.
While God wac concerned
with all the world, and his heart
had gone out In mercy and love
to that great city Of Nineveh,
his servant, Jonah, had so To-
Called himself and so limited
the mercy and blessing Of God
to the one nation Of Israel that
he could not for a moment con-
ceive Of the possibility Of lts be-
ing right or just to give Nine
veh chance.
Preach to Nineveh! Prepos-
terous! And Gods prophet
was In rage and sought to
escape the discharge of the
commission laid upon him.
There are great many rum
away disciples Of God, it is to be
feared; disciples whose narrow
conception Of Gods work tempts
them to avoid the service which
would take them far from home
and to a people and nation not
their own.
Jonah needed a larger vision
OF Gods purposes and plans, and
SO do we. The prayer: Lord
bless me, and my wife, bless my
son John, and his wife, us four,
and no more" must give place
TO the prayer which takes in all
the world in that true spirit
which makes one willing to 90
and follow up the prayer, In a
life Of service.
"Woe is unto me-" cries Paul,
"if ! preach not the Gospel"
and thrust out from his own ma
ton and his own people he must
needs carry Gods world wide
Gospel to the uttermost parts
OF the wide, wide world.
There are two consequences
OF Jonah's disobedience and at
tempt to escape doing what God
had directed him to do. First,
his own suffering and danger,
and second, the great distress
and peril into whiojn his conduct
plunged other people.
But out Of this dark chapter
in Jonah's history there shines
the bright light Of an unwaver-
ing faith In God, and his willing
ness to bear all blame and the
consequences Of his wrong-doin
in order that the innocent miaht
escape.
Even death in the sea did no.
restrain him from trying to
right the wrong he had done to
those innocent sailors, and SO he
urges them to cast him out, his
faith in God being strong enough
to assure him that come what
might he could only afford to
do that which was right. The
reward Of faith came in his re-
markabIe preservation.
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sestters Garden Seed.

Congressman Lafsan has distributed
$4,000 packages OF garden seed among
hts constituents I'm York and Adams
counties The original allotment 10
each congressional district was ~ Oon
packages. Mr.. Lafean must have /,
pull with the departGas; Of aeri
culture OF else he has been awarded
some othe' conRressmsp's garden
seeds PHI adelr' cord
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Dressing gown material OF any de
scription would make up In this style;
pale blue Viyella is chosen here: IL is
trimmed with embroidered strips OF
the same. The effect is that OF a
kimono. but the sleeves are sewn In
Just under the outer tuck. which
stands out over the top Of the sleeve.
Material required: Four yards VI
yeIla 30 inches wide.
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FIRE INSURANCE

is the cheapest snd best security o
man can buy. II saves h4m from worTJ,
perhaps from ruin and his family frora-
want The rateS are not very hiesA
will be pleased Co give them to anS
one who viii come 10 and talk the usaks
ter ovT onay safe companies repre-
senkeo- =. 7. NaDouEaA CeredA, ~
Va 90.
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New Verb in Francs

The French are adopting new
verb. "businer,' meaning O transact
affairs in bold. hustling spirit. The
fact That the verb Is derived from the
English word business" may be taken
as another tribute to the commercial
superiority OF the Apglo.SaYan.
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narrowing NaiJs

An ingrowing nail may he readily
cured by tie use OF peroxide OF hydro.
gen. Apply II on bit OF antiseptic
cotton twisted on the end OF an or
ange wood manicure stick. Insert
the point OF the stick as far under the
nail as possible, then after carefully
cutting the nail leave a bit Of the
moist cotton under It to keep 1t from
the nesh.
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Somebody has discovered that the
sailors Of the British navy chew up
zoo tons Of tobacco year. aod the
nnkindly disposed will promptly com.
pare them favorsbly with a British
parliament the members Of which do
q great deal OF rag chewing.
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a Mexican cabinet meeting 10 dis
euss very critical question ~as de-
1Ayed one day on account OF one OF ,he
numerous holidays. When eve,y day
- holiday in Mexico tSsy caa 80
Dense with a cat.net.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

Duwler's big orchestra dance next
Tuesday night in Schwinger's hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
SUNB0NNET SALE
Will be Held by Epworth Queen
Esther Circle April I6th.

The Queen Esther Circle of lGpworth
NJ. E. Church held an important bus-
mess meeting at the home of Miss
Louise Priest Of Girard avenue. last
evening, The attendance was large.
The annual election Of offers took
place at this time. 1t resulted as
follows; Miss Carrie Morris, presi-
dent; Miss stella Leech, vice presi-
dent; Miss Louise Priest, recording
secretary; Miss Ethel Smith, corre-
spending secretary; Miss Dottie Welsh
treasurer.
I The circle arranged for subonnet
sale to be held at the down town
store on Thursday, April lG.
SUSANNA:
| Good housewives prefer Gold Medal
|
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

The recent campaign for fas
freight traffic on the Big Four an
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
THIMBLE CLUB
Is Nicely Entertained by MIS-. Mary
z. Fleming of Prospect.

Miss Mary r. Fleming was hos
tess to the members of the Prso-
pect Thimble club at her home
on South Elm street OF that town.
Thursday afternoon. The club
members We're nearly all pr sent
and the session proved very inter
csting, The afternoon hours were
spent at needle work and social
intercourse. The hostess served an
elegant luncheon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
HEARING POSTPONED
P&tterson's Friends Intercede in
His Behalf.

The hearing of John Patterson, ar
rested at Ladysmth, Wisconsin, for
forgery, was postponed in the court
of Justice Conley this morning. The
prisoner Is but nineteen years old,
and sympathetic friends are making
an effort to settle the case and secure
HIS release.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
Alleged Horse Thief is Cap
tured in Delaware.
CONDUCTOR ASSAULTED
Refuses to File Charges
Against the Pair.
Erie Detective Asks for the Two
Young Men and will Take Them
to Lima for Hearing.

AS result of fight with the
conductor of Erie train No. 16, l.. E.
Mccormick and Harry Vctoris, both
of Lima, were landed in the city pris-
on Thursday, shortly afternoon. The
men were arrested on West Center
street by officer Jack McDonough.
Conductor Scott Carr, who was in
charge of No. 16, appeared against
the men at 4 o'clock. He explained
that Mccormick was intoxicated and
persisted in causing trouble. A
quarrel and fight resulted in which
II the conductor got the best of his man.
Mccormick was badly beaten up by
the conductors powerful punch, sus-
| tanning two black eyes and several
scalp bruises. McCormick's pal en-
tered into the quarrel with the con-
ductor and called him every name
known to the English speaking peo-
pie. The arrival of the train at Ma
rion was the only thing that prevented
ia fight between the conductor and
,Victoris.
I Upon their arrival in this city, Vic
ltoris took his pal to the office of
IDr. f. b. Sawyer to have his
wounds dressed. They were return
ling to the Union Depot when they
Imet William McGraw, train caller at
1.-THE depot restaurant. Victoris took
i"Billie" to be conductor Carr and inn
!mediately confronted him with insult
ling remarks. NcGraw tried to eX'
lplain that he was not the conductor
but the impudent young man wanted
to fight nevertheless. A short time
later. police officer took them into
lcustody.
Conductor Carr refused to file al
laffidavit against the men, charging
them with causing disturbance anf
using profane language on railroad
train. He declared that he was VIII
ling to Overlook the insulting remark
of the men. Consequently Mayo
iScherff fined them IS each on charg
lof drunkenness. Mccormick had
watch which he left as security 10
l the amount of the fine. Victoris pau
81 and arranged to pay the remand
Ter within a week.
Before the pair was dismissed TN
morning, Erie detective ROush, IRON
Lima, appeared at police headquarter
: and asked to be given the custody o
the men. They will be taken to Lam
where conductor Carr will be request
ed TO file charges against them
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

Immediately informed the Della
ware officers to effect the arrest
Mayse is clever and it is thought
that he has been concerned in
other horse therts occurring in
this vicinity.
An officer will be dispatched to
Delaware this afternoon to take
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

There Is considerable discussion In
financial circles relative to the fu-
ture of the Erie. The talk includes
more about receivership for that
road than ever before. "The hopes
OF shareholders to. realize a little
cash from scrip dividends have now
vanished. There will be no more
dividends and the shareholders may
be glad If the road can avoid a re-
ceivership. Only a decided change
for the better in the roads earnings
can prevent such calamity" says
the Financial World. "The earnings
Of the Erie in the first six months
of the current fiscal year show a
drop of 2,636, 900, compared with the
same time of the preceding year, and
If this shrinkage in earnings should
continue for the balance OF the fiscal
year. the railroad will not earn
enough to meet fixed charges; that Is
to pay interest on bonds, unless 1t can
manage to reduce it's expenses. April
g. 1908, there becomes due S550O,0OC
notes. How the railroad can meet
this debt unless the creditors are
willing to extend 1t cannot be seen
! II will not he able to borrow any new
money. 1t has in its treasury $50,
100000 convertible bonds set aside fol
Improvement, but the great deprecia
rion in the price of these bonds
makes II impossible to sell even
part of them. Gallon Inquirer.
The recent campaign for fas
] freight traffic on the Big Four an
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

Maurice +. Hays, chief train dis
patcher on the Big Four road has
been granted leave of absence
owing to ihis i'll health. william
Miller of Bellefontaine will sue
ceed him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

Eric roads is resulting in some
very remarkable records on the
part of the engineers. A Big Four
freight Thursday ran a distance
of one hundred and twenty nine
miles in one hour and thirty min
utes. Engineer Bateman was in
charge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

ture field on North state street.
Chief Cornwell mas been follow
ing the man for the last several
months and exercised some very
clever detective work In bringing
about his capture. lie learned yes
terday that Mayse was working In
a stone quarry near Delaware ana
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

Chief OF Police Levi Cornwell
received message from Delaware
this morning TO the effect that the
police Of that town have arrested
and are holding William Mayse, "a
horse thief who is wanted here
charged with stealing a horse be-
longing to Mrs. Eiiie Kessler on the
twenty fifth day of last August.
The animal was taken from pas
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13

signal Inspector J.. w. Thomas
went to Peoria on his regular
tour of inspection this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
charge OF the prisoner.

The ladies 81 90 nsit weight yici
shoe Beatty & Long are selling at
81 80 in any size is a winner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-13
RAILROADS
WILL COMPLAIN
Large Amounts of Mail De-
lay the Train.
pOSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT
Will be Asked to Consider
the Matter,
Increased Postage will be Asked In
Order to Cut Down tae Quantity
of Mail.

II is said that the railroads of
the country are ahotu to enter a
complaint to the postolfice officials
in regard to the heavy amounts OF
mail. which are being carried daily
by the roads at minimum rate.
The amount of mail which is car
ried Is becoming so exceedingly
great that the roads are being tax
cd severely in handling it. 1t is
thought that if higher rate could
be charged for carrying the mail
the service would be as good or
better than now and much of the
unnecessary matter which Is being
carried through at pound rates
would be eliminated. The postofilce
officials If any such action is taken
by the railroads will also have to
inaugurate a change in rates.
Now that the spring season is
approaching many of the large
firms of the country are sendinl,
out circulars as advertising mat
ter and the amounts of these make
an enormous load to be carried by
the railroads. At the local depot
this morning, as well as on many
| other days, the amount OF mai
for this city from one train alone
loaded two trucks, and delayed tho
train over ten minutes. The matter
was very largely composed of ad
vertising matter and with this trou
bic at practically every station tn,
burden becomes very heavy. One o
the train officials became highl,
indignant this morning and state,
that If some action was not takel
soon he would be the first to in
troduce 1t. The matter, however
has been for some time matte
of consideration on the part of tn
railway officials.
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5up pnkntu.

Wp ganf / Mobribgc. Sarmers
| Stote 9anf or blepen organiieret
Wobrioge meo Ell aopital al $10,'
600. 9lanot 9ireftsrerne er &c. {.
NeIion % &. y. Seterion ira Soma
iarnt 9. 5. OIion / Wobriose.
9Grerc tagcr Gramen. Der er
ioar lanet Here S9rerp enh iiior, %
Der ipnes life OF bile blipe ilogei
pGientIig Mansel. SEQ De nplig az
bolote Gramensprsper mlelote Der ~
1868 2prere, % af bisIe er 923 -
eller 60 Yroceilt blepne arttoane.
SrGbt / Srrifemaifinen. Charles
@ronlin, Der orep en- IrGifenraifine
itrar isnoenfor SetIano, trooote for
leben giennem Soerflaoen al i'm Wa
fine oa ialot neo | Gplinoeren, bpor
ban MATES til Ell uiormelig Dtasle.
San eiterIaber Jig Suitrn % 10 lmaa
9grlt.
grngtc i'm cgrn McSiein. Or. $.
10. 9bampnep, Der briper ct lioet
Soipital / Belle Sourte, bleu iOris.
ben Dag UNDER arbeioet paa Soipi.
talet raienoe % forisgte at ifpoe en-
Spgepleierife. 0oftorens miolerti'
oige Sinosforoirrilg iagoes at fri
be Zig fra, at BON paa fig ielp bapoe
iorisst en- Snoiprsitning, for at for.
pisie fig ON, bpilfen S~nofpoelie bet
piloe bape paa 8%atienten. Den ra.
ienoe SGee fom DOG mart til Jig ielu
igien.
Gn pbcrit nbelois Nanb. Yeter
Siaacion, en- Winearbeioer | Some.
ilafefon1panietS Sieneite, er piitnof
Den ubeloigite blanot oae bette Sir
mas arbeioere. San er iaa omtrent
Ell itabig Hatient paa Winefompa.
NETS Soipital, % ban bar Der fin
escn Sens, Der reierperes for bam,
thi ban er iielben noe af Soipitalet
mere emo Ell ltge 40 8aneen. Sor.
leben Dag bar ban netop ilnppet no
al Soipitalet, bportil ban bar blepen
bragt nieo ct brnffet Ben. og ioet
ban peo SiGlp al en- Stof bumpcoe
iorbi ct GGrfiteo, TOM Der ct Dor IA.
rcroe % fnGffenoe BET anoet Ben.
Gnaang blcp ban ioa beifabiget pco
en- Iineulpffe, at ban | nGiten TO
s(or motte bebpIbe fin ufripiuige
EIaos pau SoIpitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Oanmarf.G rpeoitionen.
SpaS Der bringes meS biem.

0anmarfs. grpeoitionens Sfib
"Sanmorf" lager MI peo Srloas.
p9rttet, oe man er | fulo Sang meb
Of ublosie aft oct Materiale, Tom Or.
petitioner bar bragt meb fra 8rsn-
LAMB. ifriper ct oanif 9lao ben 2oen
Sept. 9lanbt oct ~biembragte er en-
W9ngbe Siigl, bporaf be fleite alere'
DC er u~oitoppebe og prpparereoe.
iomt en- itor Del aranier al Totte'
cpr, Climb % Mineralier. gnbui'
bere err Ser al Brppianten, iom bar
beitemt for nPite aar.
grpeSiticnen bar %fonitateret, at
ser err foretoget itore gifimo. Ban.
oringer Ianes belle 8rsnlonbs Horo'
oe Eitfpit. Nan bar ganife oiit life
ielp truffet pon Wenneifer paa Su'
rem, men ser er funoet Ell itor Del
Suite uiner % ersnlanoif Sis'
gerdob, ia cnbogiaa imoa Suffer os
2egetsi, ~ubifodret I Sp~olrostano.
ScIt op poa Scn norbliaite Spnt az
8rsnlanbs apit err Ser funoet iao.
oanne gfterIooenifaber - berimoo
mGrfeIiat NOT life paa Geurp Sanb
- og grpcoitionen bringer en- itor
Samlirg meb Jig biem.
"a GrpcSitionen afgif, meofcrte
Den Ell flor Iutomobil. Senne fom.
mer life meS tiIbaee. timber belle III.
rem bapSc man r,9rnteit SeipGr al
Den os fiirbe fun neo eanife faa Sci.
liebeber BRUCE Ben, ba ben life bar
til at fisre meo iioeu pao De Str9t.
ringer, bpor Sien oor gauife glot og
i9pn. s Sfrucis bar Den ganlfe
u%onpenbelig. @aa Ell Sur, ipm elef.
trptefnifcrcr @cinifencf giorSe meo
Ser, blep ban operialot al en- Sne.
iiorm % fisrtc iait | Sneoriperne.
Weget forfommen al 3,iloe og suit
uaaebe ban isrit Here Gage efter I'll.
fcbs tilbaee iii Sopeofporteret. 0a
mon Tom uS Tor at ie til Antomobi'
len, bar ben fuloiirnbig bearaoet !
@ierse al Suc, iaa fun gseitolen
roaeoe %.
Scruoeu Set uioenitnbcliae Iatc.
riolc brirger Grpcoitioncn CT Hr1lg.
&C Sotugraiier % Here Sitnbrehc
@tolerier. iom er molct al De to
a%iuritnerc St,tou 8riiS % Sertbel'
len. Molcricrue cr hepct til nnoer
meget panlteliae SorboIS, ioet 6or.
perne irss | ben itrrfe aulSc. foo DC
iom oiteit life tnnSc imsres poo men
EenicI, men mooite gniScs iait paa
Serreeet meS SporiIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

Sernfsab. S ben lille 81
Spencer, 8 Drill ~noroenfor Rarib.
fielo. bcrifer Der flor Neaeiftrinq
blnnot Snobpoeerre, ioet mon ber
bar giort me8et Iopenbe Jernfunb.
efpsbraxb teb Resisrb. Z
WorfbfieIo fit nan ben 17be BE-. pr.
Selcfon NeI6ing fra Weoforo ON.
at en- Sfogbran6 berieoc inoen en-
URI fra bet oerprrenoe itore Gag.
britg, % at label bette Tom fem Drill.
lioner SOB Gr9IaIt bar | ben poerite
Sare. ct itsrre Ianoifab ienotes
itrar aiiteo for at befiGmpe SIoen.
Banif afperget. =. timber lloItiI.
Iingen | Gbippepa Soils nbbrsb Der
en- 4ften SI6 | ct Stur ! R9rbeoen
at ben fore Yapinion paa lloItil.
lingsgrnnoen. og ba Der blep raabt
"Slo!", bar Der n9r opitaaet en- Ya.
nil, ioet ale isgte MOB uogangen.
Oct Ipffeoes Dog nogIe mere foIobIo.
oige WRnb at forbinore en- lllpffe.
Zen nBe Sterilization peb Satiielb
nrrmer fig mi fin Sulbenbelie, ibet
Der fun itaar igien at grade enbel at
ben 8anal, Der ifal fsre @anoet fra
ben p9loige Dnmnins oper til Sta.
tionen. Wan penter in6en lite Of
tober at bore naaet ian piot, at man
tan aabne Slnferne og Iabe 8anoet
90 oenne aunal iette De fore Surbi.
ner igang, bporpeb Ser oil funne no.
pifles en- eIeftriif Strait af omtrent
10000 Seitefrpfter, bporpeo iaapel
So crosse iom @inona og Here mel.
lcmligenbe gper bill foripnes meo
bnaoe 2ps % 4raft.
Sunnsen. SfpIeaang. s. 81.
Slime, Superintendent for be offent.
llge Sfoler | ct. Groir Gountp, bor
toget oct fsrite Sfriot til, bpao Der
ipnes at blipe EN- alminbelig 9eee.
gelie oper belle Staterl, at giennem.
fsre til Bunft oe Gritfe ben 9op ON
truneen Sfolegang, iom iioite 9egis.
latur iatte ifraft. Sopen foreifriper,
at iaapeI De iorifieaige SfoIeembeos.
memo og S9rere JON Gountpiuperin.
tenoenter, Sberiffer og 0iitriftsob-
pofater maa gisre lin Sligt / @ien.
nemisreIie al oenne SfoleIop, oa Sc
eQers ptl blipe ibsmt Straf eler
WuItt al ira So til $25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Hnrn pakntn.

George Scglano or uonGput til
E~oinnciter i 8eaper, Gapalier 60.
Gr bet Ealmer? s RGrbeben al
9oIoc iauot man iorleoen ct MEME.
iteliet Sfelet nleo TO alislebuller
SopebitaIlcn, % man gientaIote Jig
itrar i @rinorinsen De irueteslsle
Soriss, Der for ct Sar aar iiocn
aiorbes for at eicniinoe Den ior'
ipuuone Sranf EaImer, Der bar az.
lat peo en- apis / @rano SORTS. Zen
ioriuunoue Wano iiges at bape begi'
pct iig paa Sci til 6iiber, boor bans
10 9sru opbolot iis hos Mr. og
Qtrs. Ole Sonior. Get bar oct flo
lie man iaa bamL % % ban 'aaoes
ot hope bapt $50 poa Jig, glGtieoe
n,on itrar paa, at Der i~creIaa ct Hop'
nlorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Siprneitenslrauiua. 4

SjprneitenslGsnius. Sisrneltenen
for oct npe GiafonisieboipitnI, iom
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