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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
For Sale.

200 bushels long staple cotton
seed, the well known ALLEN
Hybrid variety at $1.00 per
bushel. Apply to
r. A. COOPER,
Florence, Miss.
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Marriage License.

George Thornton and Dora
Laird.
COLORED.
G. Skinner jr., and Elizabeth
Outon.
Garrison McLaurin and Lula
Belle Martin.
Jessie Donnell and Hattie Nc
Laurin.
John Holloway and Mary NJ.
Hall.
VIM. Easterling and Sue Hale.
Henry Lamb and Mamie Mix
on.
Rankin County Medical Society
met in regular quarterly session
yesterday at the Brandon Santa
rum. DR.. L. A. Edwards of
Mayton was elected to full mem
bershiy. DR.. j. F. Simmons of
Fannin read a very interesting
paper. DR.. J. P. Burnham of
Lake was present in the interest
of the societies of Scott and Ran
kin consolidating. Drs. A. G..
McLaurin and A. C. Norman were
appointed a committee to attend
the Scott county medical associa-
ton meeting and close the con-
solidation. Drs. Berry and Shots
reported very interesting cases.
Adjourned till next regular meet
ing. DR.. j. T. Berry, Pres.
DR.. A. c.. Norman, Sec.
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Notice.

| now have at my place George
Gordon, the well known Hamil-
tonian stallion. Service given at
any time. Pd. apr. 20.
d. M. ROBBINS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26

We have just received a good
supply of windows, sash and
doors, it will pay you to call on
us for cheap goods in that line.
GAYDEN & Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
Total to date :
1880

Newton, Miss, March %,
1908. Editor Brandon News: [
wish to add to your report on the
molasses crop of Rankin county
for 1907. The Mayton Syrup
Co., of Mayton, Miss, made on
its own mill not less than LOO
gallons Of very fine cane syrup,
some OF which was shipped to
Louisville, KY, and reported by
those who bought some to be
very fine. We have in the same
community five other mills that
made quite a large lot Of very
fine syrup.
Yours respectfully,
DANIEL j. MILEY.
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l1U IL, II
Dentist.
LOCAL NEWS.
Office hours 8-12, 1-5.


in Jackson Thursday.
Clarence Buchanan is at home
from college for a short visit.
Bradley Sowell was transact
ing business in town Tuesday.
Will Davis, one of Pisgah's
good citizen was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. S. |. Law, of Foote,
visited her fathers family last
week.
Miss Prichard Afford is now
with her sister, Mrs. R. F.
Brown.
Rev. w. w. Kersh continues
very low at the Brandon SAM
tarium.
Mrs. Mary Donaldson, of
Pearson, visited Miss Mamie
Bruce this week.
Mrs. pr. j. P. Berry and little
daughters, of Jackson, are guests
of relatives here.
Jno. Med. Shaw was here Mon
day returning to Fannin after a
visit to Jackson.
Chancery court is now in ses-
sion and next week the News
will give full proceedings.
Mrs. Lee McGehee Allen left
Monday for New Orleans to visit
her sister, Mrs. L. McLaurine.
Judge Enochs is fast i'm
proving and his many friends
hope soon to see him down town.
Dick Mckay and w. P. Raglan,
OF Pelahatchie, were agreeable
callers at The News office Tues
day.
Miss Annie Henry returned
Monday from a visit to her
brother, Patrick Henry jr., of
Monticello, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ozier
visited the family of Postmaster
K. 0. Edwards in Jackson Satur-
day and Sunday.
]. S.. Alexander, of Pat, left
Tuesday for Vicksburg, to under
go, IT necessary, an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. E. E. Jackson and little
son Eugene, sscame down from
Parchman Saturday on a visit to
c. L. Martins family.
All are glad to know that Mr..
Carver is improving at the SAM
tarium, from the effects of a
very severe attack of pneumo-
MIA.
The oratorical and field day
contests for beat 5 has been
postponed. Notice of the date
and place will be given later in
The News.
EX-Congressman Pat Henry,
Of Vicksburg, visited relatives
here and attended to profession
al business in the chancery court
yesterday.
C. E. Gayden has purchased
the home on college street,
owned by L. M. McLaurine, of
New Orleans, and will occupy it
at an early date.
]. M. and Carl Stingily came
down Monday from Pelahatchie
and spent the day with Brandon
friends who are always glad to
see these genial gentlemen.
Col. S. L. McLaurin and
George Sprague went to Burns,
Miss, to see their friends Baxter
and Rufus Burns, who were Sc
verely wounded by a negro.
Miss Nora Collins, of Plain,
closed a successful school term
at Bethel last Friday. Patrons
and pupils were pleased with her
teaching and praise her splendid
work.
Joe Neal, of Pat, had his leg
broken by his horse falling on
him last week. His many friends
Sympathize with him in the I'M
fortunate accident and hope for
speedy recovery.
Doc Thornton bought this
week Mrs. Florence Burney's
residence on depot street and
will soon move his family here
from Jackson. Brandon gladly
welcomes them.
Chas. Powell, charged with at
tempted rape on a white girl near
Star had hahoac oo,.r,1c +,.;ol
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26

Goods sold for cash is due in 80
days. Ifnot paid in that time 10
per cent. interest will be add
and a request made to stop the
account. H. A. Busick Co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
New Mailing Machine.

The owner of this paper, need
ing a faster and better method
of mailing out, the News con-
stantly growing circulation, made
his desires known to F. B. Wal
rod, an expert machinist of this
place, and the two putting in OPP
GRAFTON their native genius, cou-
pied with some knowledge of
similar devices, perfected one
that is being installed in this Of
flee, and the whole issue would
have been gotten out with it had
there been time to arrange all
the galleys. At a speed of 2,40O
per hour, any ordinary operator
has all the time needed and an
expert can run it at the rate of
3, 500 every sixty minutes. 1t
prints the name and address
clearly on the margin of the pa
per, being far superior to the
method of pasting on labels,
which frequently lose off. A
patent has been applied for and
the machines will be put on the
market at an early date at a fair
price, under a guarantee to do
the work we'll and speedily.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
For'Sale.

Single comb choice brown
leghorn eggs Is for $1.00.
G. A. WILLIAMS,
A weeks. Brandon, Miss.
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Rankin County Molasses Crop
for 1907.

Previously reported II, 400
The Mayton Syrup COL, 100
Lou Horne reports that he made
108 gallons on a little over Ia of
an acre and that there was made
in all on the mill about 300
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26

The largest line of furniture
and cook stoves carried in the
county. w. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26

Heinz's pickles, very fine. w.
G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26

The Brandon w. C. T. u. will
meet at the Methodist church
next Tuesday at 4o'clock. Ladies
from all the churches invited to
assist in reviving the Brandon
union. Come and let us work
together, as in the old time.
MRS. WILL OWEN, President.
MRS. VIM. WALKER, Secretary.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
For Sale.

For Sale.
One 5-year-old mare, well
broke. Will sell cheap.
m19-tf ALBERT HUGHES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-26
For Sale.

For Sale.
Allen Long Staple Cotton seed
81. 90 per bushel.
@. L. McGILvRA,
Brandon, Miss.
For Sale.
Mammoth Bronze Turke y
eggs.
MRS. J. w. SUMMERS,
LynWood, Miss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

CHICAGO. H.. May 1S-wheat
LOO 1-2, corn 73 IA. oats 81 a.
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PERSONAL

Or. W. NJ 4 coplin. OF Philadel-
phia, s the guest Of Or. 3. +. Shut
tleworth, ON Clay street
Boyd E. Hornor. Of Lumberpork
spent "Wednesday in the city.
Jason ~. Kester was here Wednes-
day from Outlet Dell.
Miss Ethel Davis. Of Cannon City,
Colo, Is visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jason n. Kester and Will
be their guest until September or
October.
John C. johnson. Of Bridgeport.
was city visitor last evening.
Attorney George NJ. Hoifheimer
has gone to Richmond to attend fed
eral court.
Miss Nell Basel IS in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Richard Fowlles went TO
Buckhannon this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smith are Wis
ting in Parkersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Post are in Bal
timore.
Judge Nathan Com viii go East
tomorrow night.
Samuel Spencer has returned to
fleetwood
Miss Maud L. stalnaker, trained
nurse OF this city, left Parkersburg
Monday evening with her sister, Mrs.
w. Scott Galnor, for Rochester. MINI.
where Mrs. Gainor will receive treat
ment by the famous physician, DR..
Mayo, Of that place.
Mrs. Farley v. Thorne returned
last night from Parkersburg, accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Crystal.
Galnor, who win be her guest indef-
lnltely.
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eastern College Festival, which COM
maHds neyer-faggipg interest. Art
and invention have Joined hands in
making the college Festival an APP
pealing stage spectacle and the Won
derful contriyance OF Prof. Dotson,
of the New York School Of Dramatic
Art, who is training the cast. makes
possible such a mammoth musical ex-
trayaganza. The College Festival"
Is unique in the world Of the theatre
because Of its large appeal. Even the
strongers unbeliever leaves the the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

ground beyond recovery varies from
40 to 20 in. the different fields, to say
nothing of the wasteful and extraya-
CANT use OF the portion extracted,
while the waste OF natural gas is so
vast that no one can ever approxi-
mate the percentage. The task be-
fore you and your constituencies is
indeed formidable. The forces of
greed and selfishness are so entrench-
ed behind corporate power and in
flunce. that to attack them may of
ten appear to you as useless as the
labors of Sisyphus. But as you love
your States and country l adjure you
to take up this fight for the conser-
Walton of our fuel resources with the
determination never to surrender un-
til the forces Of greed and avarlce
which are SO rapidly sapping the very
foundations of our country's great
ness, capitulate, and agree to end the
wild riot OF destruction that has char
acterized the past.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
2oo---N THE CAST---2oo

The big spectacular which will be
presented at the Grand next Monday
night for the benefit of the new Con-
cert Band Of clarksburg, is well
proven by the almost magic ideals of
the director that It will be the most
finished theatrical syent ever pre-
scented in clarksburg.
The entire production makes up
wealth OF beautiful scenes and the
intensely interesting clinaxes make
up the mirthful story of a fashionable
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
MR.. LANG DEAD
Aged Bachelor succumbs TO
Neuralgia of the
Heart.

Melvin D. Lang, aged So years, a
bachelor. died at his home out from
Bridgeport at 5 o'clock Tuesday even
ing from neuralgia of the heart. Sur
wing him are three brothers and
two sisters. The brothers are Jesse
II. c. Lang, Joseph j. Lang and
George Lang. The sisers are Mrs.
Melcina Wilkinson, of Bridgeport;
and Mrs. John Lancaster, of Weston.
The funeral will be at his home at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning and
interment will he at Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

atre with expressions Of joy filling
their eyes. The brilliant music score
which so hetghtens the dignity Of the
production is made dominant feat
ure of the event and as the 200 voices
of dear ones at home is heard in the
picturesque choruses of the mlrthful
story the most love deserving per-
Torrance ever witnessed is observed
with regreat when 1t closes.
Prices $1.OO. 75c, SOC, 25c. Re
served seat sale opens Saturday morn
ing at box Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Neither did we cut any mans bread
Tor nOught; but wrought with labOur
and travail night and day, That we
might not be chargcable 10 any Of
you. . Thcss. 3:S.
There is great deal of satisfac-
ton in eating bread that you have
earned honestly. That satisfaction
is increased If you eat bread baked
from Dewey's Best, because 1t makes
just a little better bread than com
mon flours.
Dewey's Best Is kept clean-no hu-
man hand touches it in any of the
milling professionally 1t is put
up in honest weight 24M 10 bags.
At your grocers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
UNION NETS
Takes in Large Number of New
Members and Decides ON Work

The Woman Christian Temperance
Union met in regular business ses-
sion at the Baptist church Tuesday at
3 o'clock with a representative at
tendance. There were thlrty-five new
members added to the Union and a
reception will be given them in the
near future. 1t was unanimously de-
cided to take up the mothers meeting
and press and literature departments.
preventive, educational. evangelistic,
legal and social.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured,

An honored citizen OF this town
was suffering from severe attack
Of dysentery. He told a friend IL he
could obtain a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, he felt confident OF being
cured, he having used this remedy
in the West. He was told that /
kept 1t in stock and lost no time in
obtaining it, and was promptly cur
ed, says II. J. Leach, druggist. Of
Woicott. Vt For sale by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
E1K1Ns WANTS SCOTT.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 10
Senator Ellkins has formally declared
his wish for the reelection of Senator
Scott to the senate. This declaration
came in the form OF carefully die
tated Interview given out by Senator
Elkins.
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A GOOD PUaIPER.

On Grass run. Tenmlle district, this
county, the Marshvi!le Oil & Gas com
pany has completed Its test on the
Ferdinand Rogers farm and win not
have better than 81 barrel pumper
in the Gordon sand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
HAD ONLY BOOTS

CHARLESTON, May 1s.-The bod,
OF an unknown man, wearing a pail
Of high. top hunting boots, but no
clothes. was found in New River at
Sewell After futile efforts at iden-
tiflcation. the body was buried.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
OR. WHITES SPEECH.

CONTINUED nom page u.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Here is a fine opportunity
to buy a home right on the
edge of Adamston, on the
North Western Turnpike, sc
fare from ClarlSsburg-Four
room cottage, shingle roof,
good stable, well Of water,
and with 1t Ave lots 5Oxf5O
feet. Gas rate sc per thou
sand, and gas rental ON the
property that goes with the
purchase $4,000 per year.
Price
$2,500.oo
$4,000 down, balance in
ono and two years. These
are easy payments and
should be looked after right
away as the party has made
UP his mind to sell and will
not be on the market Mt this
price and terms very long.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
Nltformeoet suffer.

Sra "@rit. meb. Soltrnol" giengt'
Der Gen norife 29geforenin9$ SiOS'
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beben benoenbt poa Oe ioafnIote "bt'
lions attocfS", iom eiter bans Dte.
ming er ~foroariaget peO operbreDen
Drug al Suffer. Gen WpngOe Suf'
fer, iom OrganiSmen mna hare, ipa.
rer omtrcut til oerL Der fin0es / Wtelf.
0enne WtGngoe pperltrtoes trtoler'
ito / bst 8rao peo GiliGtning al
Suffer i Dor Sbe og aafie, for fife
at tale ON Stipelie. iom hos Den
porne ogiaa foranores til Suffer.
Ntan ongiper, at 8ienuemiuitsfpan.
titeten al Suffer / Srgonismen ifol
bore 212 Sbeifefulb, meoenS Salt.
mPngOen err 1 Sbeife. Suif pau,
bpor tibet Salt ri Burger for at peo.
ligebol0e bette &pantim, oa Den
enorme WGn9oe ri bagIig upoer al
Snffer! Wange Wenneifer oriffer
81 Stopper Che og &affe oagIig,
og boer Sop i1l0eboloer % toppeoe
Sbeifeer meo Suffer forltoeu UNDER.
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be0 % 9teoitemtheb. @n Yatient bar
netop fprtalt, at ban bruger 10 SBes
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fGlOe Wtarnlelaoe % andre is0e ga.
ger. Gn ing Nige brilgte If Che.
ifecr Suffer ON 0ngen. Wange
brngcr ielpfsl9elig en6og meget mere.
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10 &ence ~iiteoenfor 2 Ecnce pr.
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cen. San er o~perbeOiit on, at mango
fieoelige SilfGlOe al Sopeopine, iom
/ IlminbeIi9beO tiIifripes glrp eacr
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beS oucrOrepen 9tpoeIie al Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
uforooieIieheo hos Kalpe

9ctte fan ifpIbes 6%oritoppcIie, en-
for itor 6oripning al 0teIf, for rig
NteIf, at gipc IeIfcu ira Ell $40 lGnge
cfter GaIoinsen til en- meget ing aaIp,
at tiQuoe aaIpeu at potte en- So, efs
terat oen er bIepen ioget, fisrt oper
2anoepeie, ienbt meO Serubane eaer
pao onoen Woaoe itertt ruitet, for
lang Sio melem NtaOen, iaa at Oen
paa @rlnb Of Sunger GOer for me-
get, at ioore aolpen meb Otelf / itpo'
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NteIf fra &isr, iom bar iaoet uirnOt
Sober, at boloe &alpene / folOe, ing
tige, m9rfe, imubiige % ilbelugtenOe
9inQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

line n~aturIigcn inOilg0euOc Samtu.
Ter ramncnoe @cmerfutnqer. SfiIo.
ring og 6ortGIlmg filter. inn GuS.
touigbeoeu brpoeS; GpiioOer iom ell
b~sirgitet GhiuatrGtte ener ct oluto-
renoe @onoebrnuup tdger M og on
bmmoriItiif Tarpe, meocus en- man.
ola Gatbo8 uocn SIpnf Finger aicn.
mem 9iueoer al Roo og lllpfter.
Oct cr foritoacliQt. at 9ioroIGuoir'
GER cuonu tuH hinge OiSie illlotouiqe
%crs, ser IiaCiom err iulot Of oercs
eQct Gricm % iom taller inc / bereS
&icrtc:
SGr buict, 8 RUrOIanSs bsbpssenbe
RRuo,
fra @Rrten i Suist til trRIsube 5oeno.
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ia idmtliq, iouOet uo til 5iRre % 5lelo
idupeI ben. iOm bruser nteo 5tiisu pua
Sielo,
iom iaIter GraatoriteH / Spnoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
Danoifref life iaa farIio.

Or. Sobn. s. Rilar, Geterinpr
req Gprebaoen / 2incoln Bart, Chi.
cago, tommer mco ben operraifenbe
CrflGrirg, at al oenne Staabei oo
6rp9t Tor &~unoegoIifob eQer &an0.
itrGf er noget Sso, i0et ban Saa.
iroar, at bernie irpgtcli9e Spgocnr
fun / me9et fou GilfGI6e fan for,
plonte3 til Mcuncifer.
Som ct oGqtigt 9cuis puo bisiC
GoaitnnoeS SoIOborbeo nnfercr 0ur.
lGgen, at bua0c ban og hans Gsii,
iient oen 150e Suli blep blot al en-
col Suno, Ser fort efter oeoe a.
&unbegaIifab. Snqer al De TO NGn<
fog rogelt ertrn IorboI6sregIer fol
at forebpgge Spgoommer8 l1Spif
ling, ioct De finn paifcbe og renie0t
Sanrene. % oog bar be begge III
pasieret Ser 5io. inoen bpiIfe Spq
rommen ifuIOe pie iig, bois Smittt
par 6lcpen o%perfert.
Or. Wiiaor menCr oqiaa REQ De
Chicago inoiomleoe itdtiitiife SplpS
niuacr at fuure bepiie, at 6ennI
6rpqt for Sunoegalifnb er mere e
SfrPmmebiqeoe emo noaet anoet
$40 5iIfRlber al Sunoebio. Der ii
Den lite Rai par unmelote til Boil
tiet. % Tom ale antoges of biobsr
fra gaIe Smroe, par periorIig bIepr
uuberiegte al BAN, og ueo mifroito
riff lln0erisgelie fanotes fun 8 q
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polifab. af ole oisie Yienneifer
ser nltiua ifuI0e uGre blot al gal
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ct eneitc 3iIiplSe al SanoIfrGf.
3prI9sen tiger uioerr. at Den me
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

Set SoIt. iom bar IiSt Ter / tiieu aar
pdn Saao mellem SuurauO OF 6iare
% ferret iig frem gicuusm tltrge anar
tit RprSIano til Rans % til Sgre
- ibae bet biIier paa bans S9berspIaos
lin SspeSsmauS. Den 3errs Better 2aiS.
sra fiernounfle SiSer meo ubrubt Slang
hi bsrer bans gsit eub at runge:
SauS 9obe. bans t~roiaite 2ipsmoSss
Gang,
iom Slegt efter Slcgt mounc iiuu9el
6odO bar Den tGnbt for 2oS / 8Lrbeus
Gag.
- Og Ietuet maust ct IiOiomt aareta9!
Sicrtriner ban enbnU / mGIrriuIbt ORR
- al SIoiteI % Sia5 r5emsiet
oG boiler ban euouu bort 2anS beruorO
inrrfGroig o9 Hart o3 for Eietl
Soruoeu aroeu 8ibenitab5 aompdIs
ri to8 os irem 10 oeb &err Setter SaiSl
Gno er ban ibIarSt oS o. frpgtlss fro
o. refer oa %ipiuger fin Spsbe
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ION andre bar oprt mddttct tiebe.
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9rUut.
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Sub,
bans 2eu bar ct brrerc Suntte,
% M bar ban faat Den ioa rig % fuIo:
Sit 3orbIanoS GrcmtrtpicI
% Spffel.
Oil itauoe paa fin rcttc 6rNerSpIaSS
Dor Ssueosmauo, ben 6crrc Better Sais.
Qrrnt 0ir
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
On iarlis Weteoriten.

Eli 2Iopo / autpcroen m~e0oeles,
at oct fuIoriggeoe Stib "gcIipie" er
quaet unocr / StiQebapet poo Hetie
ira gtetucaitIe meo Sll til Gan
Iraucisco. efter at pGre bltt RANT
met of Ell ~qIs0eube Weteoriteu. 8cII'
ne gSeIugoe Stormaiten. trGngte
Qicmcm 2Pt oq Nllaait % bibragte
Stibet ct b~ctnOelig &pt. Slluene m'
tGuOteS, men oct lptte0cS 8eiGtntl'
aen at 0Gmpe &ruu0eu, booriHIoo
man life tlmoe bol0e Sfibet lGns.
Otter IRE GsQn8 auitreugeroe Mr.
beioe beTuttebe ma Oerfor at rorld'
De Sfibet, On Sau0et itaOIg Iteg l
Quitcn. Sort cftcr at Oen 'ctS gtano
Itcrte @eiPtuina buuoe iorIaot Stt'
bet. Iauf bette, OF eiter iutten 9a'
oes Reiie ndacoe man el lioar @,
nj Sun6rcbe cngelite Ntl ira Oct
SteS. huor Stibct par iuntet. On
omcrifnnf Stourert optog her
Rarofabct % brugtc set til Soro'
lulu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

oenOe pirfcr 0en iamtIoig u0tommc
SamIina "Gpiitler % Guunqeltcr
iunqpi5 i~oriattet moi betpcnme Qtc'
Iooicr~ (GpiitIerue par ]bcbanoleoe
al Guia' Glen Stcu @irthmunO).
iii @icnQirlo ipuImcr Der bodoe
nrn0e Suntcr % opbe GouCr alCn'
REM "Tr. Mort SlltbcrS lille autc'
fiSmtS. i~oriuttct / betucnlmc SutGe
lmher fsicliQe MclooIcr", lonl otter
at pprc trptt / l714 bar oplcpet 40
IfiliQ oucr ct Cues GplOg. Sen'tg'
ten, at llnQOommen ituIoc "iuuQcr'
oe lore" fin &riitcnOom, opnaoeocS
iilfuIoc. Sclp noe poa TPrscrnc
trp6cs @ru0cSunicn til Sr. RcttcrS
S,tStnpIcuNIGqrirq "om sGatetolta
GmbeOe". Gu iuIotonia Stro'c ionr
Oenne / SnQcn ON NoOpcroen:
Dit QfiuSc nGl. o 9ciu! itaa
uaIcmt / Sjuo % Enuicr,.
mems @reo al aarcn or at fan
% TrIcr gror paa 8dn!er
oiurr ct ipagt ,yuotrpf al sen Gait
od Sebmc, iom 9iaterpreiten bar
oiOIt at inOgpoc / fine u~olGgutnger.
9aor man hur alorid iaa riu9e
Gien6ita6 til alt set bombaitiIfe og
miIoeit tuIt au~nbSforlaote Riutcrt,
iom gif I SpnuQ | bine 1ioer, GA oil
man f~orItno, bpob oct bar for Ell
Gpttc, at bort ToIf, init iurttOtg
rrco at Wcniqmunb mootte lGre al
Iric. III SGuoc oiSiC "Sr. Better
Iiat".
VT Setter Gals bar Ell DGroig
GlaoS oeb lin nngre Samttoigc SuO'
ria Solbcrqs SIDE iom isritcran9s
ToIfcifribeut, beront o]ucrbeuiIcS man
EeIt no al "&oroInn6S Grompet"
Orutt fsritc Gang / 1880. ) Sdm'
tiocn5 aauo ifuIbc oct oTre ell utr'
Fc~liohe05tro StiIortna al 6or'ntte'
rcns 9oprI mco ocnS @ciolfrinGS
Qip5toor Der opreqnc5 SoGneNeltr9,
Qrcitrinotrqtcr, 1iiferiltoruimim0,
1iifc. og IugIeorter, fort 'oat olt
mrliat, iom life oentcS bcbonoIet
pou Rim. % ioa ITicr man benc''
fer Nlaocnc ct ELECTROMAGNETIC, rptb'
milf fortrrficIiQt, uuitucIigt Sore
rroQ. iom fGrQiIcr ocO lin 60Ioe AZ
cifcftfulot onbragtc GnfeItbcoer 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

les ON Den, at ben giper 222 Solo,
Iret er 4 Sommcr lanet % np til
11a Somme brebt % Sueoefornet
fire @anse ioa fort iom oct iGouam.
Iige. Den fan itaa Jig MOB 5roit
Stormpiube og Sagl % uorer paa
tort 2ano oe bebsper iu9en Sanbtna,
ia ben porer, bpor intet ouoet ptl
bore. 9enne mirafulsie Speoe oper'
tereS unoer Rapnet: "gIaifabocoe".
git her foreliseer en- itor' Suerori'
belle, fan Der life bore SuiI on.