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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
Sleeping Child Puzzles Doctors.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. Physicians
are puzzled over the illness OF Mary
Dolan. the two-year-old daughter Of
Matthew Dolan. OF McKeesport. this
county. The child sank into a sound
sleep at noon last Friday and all efforts
to arouse her since have been without
result. She had been sick for several
days and was being treated fer grip.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
Bank Wreokers to Plead GUILTY.

San Francisco. Jan. II. Dalzeu
Brown. former vice president and
general manager OF the wrecked Cali
fornia Safe Deposit & Trust company.
and Walter ]. BARNETT. formerly a di-
rector of the same Institution. who are
under indictment for embezzlement.
will plead guilty and throw themselves
on the mercy of the court
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
Kindness Rewarded BY $4,000 Gift.

Lancaster. Pa, Jan. 7.-As a reward
for befriending a poor. homeless wan
derer. George B. Kofroth. a former
hotel clerk of Honey Brook. is $40 900
richer than he was a short time ago.
Out OF a spirit of gratitude for his
great kindness. Otto F. Kuenzler. a
Swiss peasant, who died in this coun-
try about 2 year ago, left a will be
queathing his entire estate TO Kofroth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
Court Rejects HartIe Appeal.

Philadelphia, Jan. THE Pennsyl
vania supreme court refused 90 per
NIT an appeal TO be taken to that
tribunal from the superior court in
the Hartie divorce case. 1t is said Mr.
Hartje may take his case to the United
States supreme court.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
5000 Steel Men Return TO Work.

Pittsburg. Jan. THE plants of the
Republic Iron & Steel company and
the Youngstown Steel & Tube com
pany. at Youngstown. O.. resumed OBJ
erations, giving employment to 5000
men.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-09
WHlTNER & SACREY


Undsrtakers and Embalmers
No. 719 Main st.. FEEDER
icksburg, Va. Phone %.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and NEXT to Western Union
Office. Telegraph and telephone
orders receive prompt atten-
ton Open day and night.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
MR.. AND MRS.
SANDERS AT HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Sanders
stole a march on their friends
by quietly slipping in on Satur-
day morning after a few days
stay in Ell Paso.
Many friends were anxiously
awaiting their home coming and
expected to give them a warm
welcome, but the rice and delap-
idated foot gear will have to
wait for the next couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders are at
home at the residence of I. A.
Muirhead. They will shortly
go to housekeeping on Mr.. San
der's claim two miles out. These
fortunate young people were the
recipients of many elegant and
costly gifts in the way of china,
silver and cut glass, and will &C
to housekeeping under very
auspicious circumstances. .-Tu
cumcari News.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
GEO. A. BIAS LIKES
THE COUNTRY TOO

In commenting on our little
article of a week or so ago, in
which we summed up our mis-
fortunes and said, I'VE have
neither type, press or power but
we have lots of friends and like
the country. We have no kick
coming" George A. Bias, of
the Grafton, Texas, Monogram
says: "As long as you keep i'll
that state of mind you and the
News Will be u success in spite
of lightning, insurance adjusters
or the influence of your erst-
while knockers. We like your
style-never kick. You are in a
God-favored spot where you will
always find plenty on the bright
side, your people deserve it and
your country demands it.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
ALAMOGORDO GENIUS
MAKES GREAT INVENTION

A. n. Cooper, of this city, has
invented and will soon place
on the market an adjustable
buggy axle. ii is certainly a
clever invention and SO cheap
and simple that it will be used.
The stub OF the axle is entirely
separate from the main part and
fastened to it with bolts, Be-
tween the two is a set Of rings
which are so arranged as to
straighten any bend that may be
in the axle. Any man with a
monkey wrench can straighten q
sprung axle or remove q stub
and put on a new one at just
one-third the price of the old
way. A company is being or
ganized here and the axles' will
be made in the Saulsberry-Whit-
tington shop in this city.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25

Miss Christie Hogarth, of Ell
Paso, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Crippen, has gone to
Cloudcroft for a weeks stay
with Mrs. E. M. Harter.
w. HI. Woods went up to his
mountain home Saturday last,
returning Sunday through the
rain. His wife accompanied
him home for short visit with
friends here.
The Advertiser Of this city
has just finished very credita-
BILE job Of catalogue work for the
Baptist college. The book of
sixteen pages contains much val
liable information about the in
stitution.
Why not number the houses
in this city, it is almost impos-
sible for a stranger to find a To-
cation without guide. The
town is too up-to-date in other
matters to neglect little thing
of this sort.
Bert Palmer has resigned his
position as cashier of the Citi-
zens' National bank and informs
us that he will engage in busi-
ness for himself in this city.
C. E. Mitchell, president of the
bank,is now acting as cashier,
, the vacancy has not yet been
filled.
G. A. Tranum, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, came to Alamo this week
! after his neice, Miss Johnnie
! KeHebrew, who was here on ac-
count of Ill health. She came
: here about six months ago and
. did not improve as rapidly as
was expected.
J The McRae lumber yard has
; been taking on considerable airs
y lately. They have just finished
e new runways all around the yard
9 have more that doubled the ca.
y pacity and are now awaiting the
u arrival of 10000 feet of new
lie lumber. Mr.. McRae is a hust,
re Ter and a lumber man from ths
ground up.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25

A Piece Dinner set, decorated
in Gold for $3.50. No equal be-
fore. divers, of course.
Mr.. Monroe, of Sacramento
City was in this week, making
final proof on his farm down
there.
Mr.. Lumbley, of Tularosa,
was hauling lumber from McRae
lumber yard the first of the
week.
Dan Wilmington and wife and
Mesdames Elliott and Falcone
drove out to the White Sands
Sunday last.
Gust Weder who has a ranch
out beyond d. Burney's, is
building a neat little house
there this week.
Mrs. j. r. De1Iier and grand
son, Calvin Banner, left Tues
day for Las Cruces to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Banner for few
days.
Mr.. Van Dyke is drilling 8
we'll for Yale and Loomis OF
their farms just southwest 0.
town. The boys are going t.
work in real earnest.
The Thomas feed yard thi
week installed. electric powe
for their feed grinder. Tha
ought to make their feed taste
little better that when groun,
in the slow old fashioned wav.
There is 167, 100000 acres q
national forests in the Unite
States and oyer 10,000,000 i
: New Mexico. The Alamo Ns
! tional forest contains 1,164,9C
: acres.
, The fire department, which b
: the way is the most philanthr,
| pic organization in town, is jul
? now trying to arrange for fiji
3 signal which will locate a fiji
t when the alarm is given. The
e expect to divide the town
d four wafds and the big whist
d will designate whether the Fl
is in No. l, 3, 3 or 4.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
MANN FOR CONGRESS
CLUB OF $50 MEMBERS

The Mann Republican club of
Alamogordo was organized in
this city last Tuesday evening.
The object Of the club is fully
stated in the heading Of the
pledge circulated for couple of
hours before the meeting was
called, and is as follows:
we, the undersigned, hereby
agree to become members of
Mann club to be organized with
headquarters at Alamogordo, n.
NJ, and pledge ourselves to use
all honorable means and exert
our best endeavors to secure Tor
the Hon. Edward A. Mann the
nomination upon the republican
ticlet rs candidate for delegate
to congress from New Mexico" +"
The temporary organization
had w. s. Shepherd as chairman
and G. z. Downs as secretary,
and after the object Of the meet
ing had been stated, the follow
ing officers were elected: H. H..
Major, president; James J. Hill,
secretary; James G. Dunn, treas
urer.
The committees, elected or ap-
pointed by The presiding officer,
are as follows: Executive com
mittee: II. W. Wolcott, r. G.
Mullen, DR.. Gudger, G. j, Chris
tianson, Rosalio Baldanado, the
president; Membership commit
tee: H. II Kellogg, NJ. z. Coax
ley, @. D.'Frost, G. j. Christian
son, +. j. Bush; Press commit
tee: W. S. Shepherd, ii. W
Wolcott, Tom Charles.
The meeting was enthusiast
cally for Mann for delegate, anC
the roll Of membership contains
the names Of the leading repub
) licans of Alamogordo and at thi'
writing numbers $50. The ide;
of the organisers is to form aux
J iliary clubs over the~eounty anC
| extend the good work into a
$ many other counties as time vii
S permit. The enthusiasm of tn
! members of the Mann club aug
l urs we'll for the success of ou
e townsman at the nominatin
u convention in Santa Fe,N resul
T which the republicans OF Otter
y county have conceded all tn
. time.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25

tickets were in the field and
both sides were hard ut work
The following delegates to the
county convention next Satur-
day were elected: James Hun
ter, James Alexander, W. c..
Haynes, T. A. Hilburn, W. d..
Randle. S. l.. Rice, Max Pierce,
J. W. Thomson, Lee York. J. o.
Cunningham and 7. A. Frazier.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
NO POSTERS AT
POSTOFFICE

The postofllce here is frequent
ly asked for the privilege Of
placing show bills and political
posters, notice of public meet
ings and other matters. The
postal laws and regulations for
bid the use of any part of leased
premises in this manner. No
exception has been made during
the incumbancy of the present
postmaster, and none can be
made. The privilege woulC
doubtless be abused if allowed
by the government.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25

make little earthly home for
myself, and to my mind Alamo
gordo valley, New Mexico, puts
everything else in the shade, SO
to speak. This valley with no
winter, no dangerous storms, no
sudden changes Of weather, no
chronic sickness, especially Of
throat, lungs or eyes, no fifty
dollar fuel bill in the fall for
the winter, no mosquitoes or
fruit pestilences at any time Of
the year, is where | wish to be
one of its people, till its soil and
laid to rest in such a valley.
I'm the above description l
might say the half has not been
told. | have been shown, have
seen and am ready to show, and
anyone who wants a free home,
the best | think of is the great
southwest, had better act at
once, as this is a chance too
good to keep.
II am yours for development,
wv. w. Murchy,
"Brookfeld, Linn county, Mo-,
m 1nnn -
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
QUITE EXCITING

At the democratic caucus last
Saturday considerable excite
ment prevailed. Two sets of
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
THIS, AN IDEAL
HOMESTEAD COUNTRY
"Mr John Sebastian,
"ChicagO, Ill.

tulAdEbs AAls
Dear Sir:-In the beginning
of this brief letter, | wish to
thank you for your directions
and information which landed
me at Alamogordo, New Mexico,
the county seat of Otero county,
on your lines. | have put in
ten days at the above town and
its. surroundings, and | wish toI
state that | was surprised be-
yond expression to find so many |
thousands of acres of free home
stead land lying idle and open
to the people within one hours
drive of this beautiful Alamo
city. | at once pondered for
the cause, and came to the con-
clusion that the people in the
north and East surely do not
know what is in store for them,
especially the poor industrious
farm renter.
During the ten days spent in
and around Alamogordo, | made
study of most all conditions
which might give one an outside
income should he have one off
year or so on his free homestead.
With the mountains that wall
this beautiful Alamogordo val
lev on the east with their fine
timber on top and fine glaring
granite stone that is just begin
ming to be developed, to say
nothing of the minerals that are
yet to be prospected, find that
there is enough timber, at fair
estimate, to run the big saw
mill at Alamogordo, which has a
capacity Of saving one hundred
and fifty thousand feet of lum-
per day, twenty years. Then
with the fourteen thousand
acres Of that beautiful .snow
drift white sand, Or more per-
fectly speaking White Clip flour,
thirteen miles west which has
Just been found can be worked
up into white hard cement
wall for buildings, which will
bring an endless industry for
manufacturing into building ma
terial, and just beyond this lies
an inexaustible bed Of soda that
proves 98 per cent pure Sulphate
ofsoda.
with the above, and the
richness of the soil with grass
almost hip high, and with a
level >prairie 48 feet fall to the
mile, l must say it put vision
before me just about as fine as
the best of us could conceive.
After complete study oI
the above conditions, | started
over in the valley to get what
went after-a free homestead
that our Uncle Sam was holding
for me, and after going out
I few miles south and west of AL
: amogordo, my amazement wa
increased when | walked ou
over the finest rich soil that
have ever seen, and then ant
there on the very claim that
filed on, asked myself, where /
D the dark side or faults of thi
beautiful Alamo" country an
could only think of one fault,
that be one, and that was tn
water question. That was 500
settled with me when our drive
said he would stop on our wa
back at four inch tube well s
feet deep that had record fc
one day last December Of pumI
ing twenty-five thousand gallon
Of water in twenty-four houl
= with windmill, then with
NJ to 10 inch rain fall each seaso
for the last three years, it SUR
ly ought to give a poor ma
II courage and hope when he ca
get this land just for the pri(
4 of filing, $40.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
A DEMOCRATIC STRAW.

A democrat of Alamogordo,
who came from an eastern state,
recently declined to subscribe
for a paper on the ground that
he would never take a republi-
can newspaper. When asked
this week whether he was also
so prejudiced as to vote against
Judge Mann for congressional
delegate answered: Il would
vote for Mann, but in any event
| will never vote for Larrazola. "
Business is picking up on the
railroad this week and 1t is be-
lieved that the Southwestern
will have to put en- several more
crews right away in order to ac'
commodate the business.-Iu'
cumcari News.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-07-25
WHI VUl0 IV1 w ~
wv. w. Murchy,

"Brookfeld, Linn county, Mo-,
''January %, 19OS.o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
materiaIe for Raneifer.

Oct or III, en- ganife alminoelig be-
fienot Gag, at Ell bel Del al De laa'
folote aiobanoitcr ilet life er forar'
beioet al SfinO at unee 8ieoer, ioul
10 Gapnet ifllIbc antpbe. Sette llo'
trpf maa berior betragtes iom %tefrtlt,
tbi SilfsrieIen al pirfeligt StoIfino er
life paa longt nTr iaa flor iom Ont
ianget al Den &ore, Der iGlges unoer
Hapn al aiobonbifer.
Der err neppe nof ct eneite Sano
Scroen, Der life leperer ct eler onoet
SIaqS @oteriaIc for Sonoifer, ca
mango al bi&ic bliper iaa icIgte |
9utiferrle moer oeu eiGngie 9eltGp'
nelie "aibbanoiter".
Stsritepnrten at oct Ggte aioifinS
benpttes til 0amebonbiter. I'll
Sanoifer for MGnb brugeS oerfor
oitc S%ammeifiuo, Der ! mango Sil'
'Ploer 1tal bore beore emo rltitore
sobt aibitino.
Set Ggte % line &ibifinb fommer
bopebiaseIig ira 6ranfris, % Sfinoci
al DC ilnac 8ieOer, Der ppbrGttes
2anoets ipbliae 9iersesne, er iipr
perbensbersmct, Sa 8limat 90 Ssbe
Der ipnes at iorene fig | at frembriuge
oct beoite TroSuft, % 8ieoeoporGt'
ming er ba oaiaa ben bcpeolaseIige
Snoi9etsfilbe bIaubt De Der boenoe
giersfolf.
timber Spbr9tuingen az 8ieoefiI'
finger maa mango Senipn tages, Tor
at Sfinoet fou blipe uben Spoe oa
brinse bsieite Yris. Ssbeu ifal bore
Of Den auer iterite @etponing, % o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
9em ilettett
fIGote G~ngIanoer.

Iens Song @ouarb anieeS for
Ben beolt fl9ote gnal9noer, eieloer
Sertugen al Iorfolf for ben i~letteit
fl9bte. Oct bar | Ell. Iarrpffe pe'
ret ct itaaenbe gmne / Sittigbebsbla.
bene. bpor libet Seuipn og Sntanfe
Sertugen ofrer i'm EaaflGbning, og
/ Ionoonife Selifabsfreoie cirfulerer
Der en- M6nebe Inefooter ON, / bpilfe
ubebageliee Sitiationer iaaoan en-
Sertlg fan fomme, naar ban life bill
ORE til De faibionable Sfreooere. s
Iom blep Sertugen iaaleoes engane
Itanoiet / SoteIet al en- Game meD
De Orb: De err bel en- al Goofs
Sremmebisrere. Scr iaa goo at
biGlpe til peb Gafningeu at min
aliffert. Seq ifal nof betGnfe Gem
gobt." - Gn anben Sang itunieoes
ban al Ell Slastersut meb ct Sralg
paa 9affen paa en- 8abe / Sonoon:
gu Der, boIb min Gpfle, for at ieg
fan fomme op."
Sg / Sorsmoutb p~asiereoe Ser
Sertiisen al Gorfolf en- cnonu it6eba'
selieere Siitorie. en- &isbmanO
bapoe Innonce / Ipiien ON Ell 9l.
tifipenb; tiblis paa Worsenen fit ban,
bpab ban isete, men belle Sormiboa-
gen par Ser ct Renb al anissere i
9utifei. ga mi Sertugen fom inb !
gutifen for at fisbe noset os netop
fit begpuot: Seq piloe sierne -"
raabte aisbmanoen raienbe: "Se til,
at De fan fonme aiiteo. 8au Se life
ie Spilaget paa Ssren, at 9Iabien er
beiat."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
mnntnnu.

StatsembeOsmGnb %foriparer iis.
SorberV9renoe Gipernsr SooIe,
StatsaSpofat @aIen, Resiiter for
Statens 2ano Mr. Shmit og Sta.
tens 2nnbasent Geia er blepen an.
flaget for at babe iolst enfelte
Str9fninger af Statens Sano til
nnberpris, i6et pisie a~orporationer
er bleune fnporiiereSc peb gntogelIen
al De giorte 9no, pg De nRnnte Ser.
Ter tilIigemeo De andre Statsem'
beosmGnb reiite forleben til Sails.
teII, bpor Der Den 22be ifuloe fore.
eaa en- llnberisgeIie / Sagen. gr.
@iipernsr Soole og Statsaopofaten
flyer, at Der ingen @runb ligger for
bisie geifplbninger, % at en- unoer'
iegeIie bill mere ero retfGroisgisre
bcres SanoIinser. Saeens gfilut.
ming imsbeiees mel life liben SpGn'
bling, oa Soole | Iutgere Sioer bar
pGret blanot StatcuS foarne 0t9no,
ca Statsabpofat @aleu er ogiaa Ell
fremragenoe Manb % Senator Gar
tiers Spoger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
Il

Gn bclois Soralcmmclie. Souis
Sunos gutif | GIam Sails blep Scat
til 20be biemiset at Tspere, Der
iprGngte Gengeifabet % bemGgtige.
De fig 5000. Seloiguis bapbe DC t
Sarten CLIENT at unberis9e Ell Sfuffe
bpori bar $1,000. Oct er life lGn.
ge iioen Ir. Snno rammebes al ct
onbet llbeIb, ibet bans itore Slitif
rammebes al 2pnet og neobr9note.
Silfetppe / 8rinSes Sntif. gn
golitibetient | Mabiion blep tiolig
ON Worgeuen Den 19oe bs. opm9rf'
Tom pad, at Ell S%nbbruostpp fom no
9agosren til Sobn @rinoes gutif,
bprenbe TO GRANDDAUGHTER. Sppen
Hap fit 9ptte og unofom, omeno.
ifisnt GoIitibetientcn fpreoe flere
Sfltb eiter BAN. S Saanbfufferter.
ne piIte Ger iig at bore Silfetsier til
Ell 8eroi al $500. Sor ct Ear aar
iiben blep Der oaian giprt Snobrto
/ ianme 9utif, % Sppene giorbe ba
ct rigt 9ptte.
Gn nng Wanos Yrppelicr. 9a
Sobn @anaen ! Gau GEnire forleoen
Sag fom tilbaae fra Ell llgeS Sp'
boIo / SoIoaterleiren peo Camp
Douglas, fanot ban, at bans Sorlo.
neoe bapbe giftet Zig meo en- Wano
oeo Iann Otto 8albecf. 8angen
oneoe life Spig, isr ban ON aftenen
efter i'm Silbaeefomit aflagoe ct Se-
log / lin 8ipreites Siem, og fif Der
De life megct opntuntrenoe Npbeoer.
Otter Ell fort Sib at BABE orsftet
Stilineen. blep ben forimoaeoe 81.
fer iamt Den p9geliinbeoe apinoe
og benoeS Sober forli9te ON at al.
IG9ge en- SlGatning ct geieg, men
fommen no paa 8aoen fom @aIoecf,
Ger 10 netop bar blepen gilt nreb 81.
gen, % peb. Spnet al lin minore
EeIbige Tipal blcu ban iaa forbitret,
at ban trdf Ell 8li,bbe og ttlfgieoe
8anaen ct Slaa / Sooebet, iaa ban
b~epioitlss ianf ON. @albecf, Ser
isr bar reiit meo en- Cirrus og finn
opbolot iia / @pen ct Gar 0taane'
bers Sio, iioocr M / SGngiel anfla-
get for Speriolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
Slutteoe meo Kafe.
9rsen tiltoa 20 Yuub pcS IOitnm.

On 2pae / 8aibiuston, 8. g., flyer
ON fin Griaring meb aofie:
IS oarepis leo ieg al periooi'f So
peopine, Der itaoig tiltog, iltottl reg
npitcn Itabia leo beraf. Siloels bar
ben iao beitig, of ieg blep nGlten ra'
ienbe. Seq bar gluten, leo al ilet 6or'
bsieIie, irriteret, lspnlss; min Sil'
fommclie bar baarlig, ieg par ifiGl'
pen o. mine Sanfer pfte forpirreoe.
"Rin fIoac Suitru trueoe, at aaife
bar aniparIis for biSic Snoer, og bun
trpaIebe mig ont at lutte meo ben.
Sea forisate Here 8anae at giere
bette, men lea bar benS SIape.
"Siliioit fisbte min Suitrl en- Enf'
fe 9oihm % fit mig til at for's9e
6en, men bun tiIberebte Den iom oil
minbelie Safe, % ieg pGmmcoes FOR
Smogcn. CSeg nGpner Bette, fcroi lea
or banae FOR, at mange bar baot latt'
me grioring) Sum fsltc Jig ~ItiitIet
peo tit Sorisa, buorfor hi lGite 5cr'
ifriitcrne, tilbcreotc Ben ian paa rette
Woa6c peo at foge Den / 10 Minuter
efter at ben bar fonrmell ifoa, og meS
aoo Slpoc % Suffer life leg Den -
oen ipntcS at nGre itprfenbe % no.
reube.
"Sette bar omtrent ct Ior 'ioen,
Nu bar ieg inaeu Sopebpinc, cr life
Guiten, ~ispnlsS eller irrltobcl, min
Sicrne or fIor % min Soonb iitfer.
Seq bar tiItoeet 90 1uno % fsler
iom eli mn Wanb.
Seq betGufer mig life poa at 9ipe
Goinrm arcbit berfor. ut lutte meb
Safe par rnturliapiS &%opeoiagen,
men ieg bouoe Tor ili,ttet meo Den oq
iiteoetior bruat Gbofola6c, Cocoa %
alloct Ill ll9ei Nplte.
"Yoinlm iputes life oIcne al pirfc
iom CT Stprfemiooel, men bar megei
nGrcuoe, iSet Sen gop oct ~iornsbut
TboSpbatcS % Ilbumes. Senne We'
ming or life nogcu SnobiISnius. Sen
fen befrGiteS al min Suitru oe Bell
q
oeS Ssitcr, Ser besse bnr beepnot nlcS
Eoihlm % er iriife apinoer paa ont
firing Dc 20.
Seq ifriper bette til Splpsni19 %
Spmntriug for andre iamt meb en-
SsIelie al S~ofnemmelisbeN for Spiiu'
beren al Eoihim."
Goonet opgipes peo Toitim Co.,
Battle Greef, 9'if,. SGs "Sbe HoaS
10 8enpile" | bper Eaffe. Ser er
en- @runo".
RugeuiiuSe lGit upenitaaenSe Srcp?
Ut mt pil %iorefommc ira Sio til an
ben. Dc or rsie, iauSe % iuIbs al
: Smtcresie for Nenneifebeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-24
3uiuurTntu.

Oscar ". Spcripu er bIcpcn no
nppnt iii 9oitmeiter / &oua, Glap
Gountp.
Srsuup. SconarO Carton % Nfiia
Rpiic @urntc bIcu iorlcocn T9tcpte'
&c I @tctho6iitfirfcu / Breckenridge,
MiucnrbelScr brGbt. Sco en-
9rpIuiior AZ arubt / Slrt'Iltinen
oeo 9ulutb Ocu 17be N6. bleo NreI
Sobnion pIcbliftcIig brPbt % Carl
aroeOect ior!iG i0arct
SfolcOalg i Sarmunu. SEQ ct
uplis aiboIot WaoC al SfoIcbeim'
relien i Snrmonp uaIgtca :. u.
&bmoole til Girettor Tor 10 Mar
iumt 9. 3. Sougcn og 4. ". @iIit
Tor ire Aar.
lllnffc / HOtbiap. anSrcm Ghri.
'tophcrion. Der / mango Mar bar buet
pco Rothiap, fauotes iorleoen mco
limit Sierncifal peo et Stur, iom
han par beitiGitiqet meo at opisre.
Sen 6up6C ionoipnliguis 'nIot neo
oa itsOt &cocOet moo enoel Semmcr
Gruptstuu bnr RHnt. Gen 15bt
SSuli belsb observation-disclosures | 9roots
tons Banter iia ill S2,039.7S3. :
Rioteu Of iioitleocu Mai Raonei
tcleb nRpnte Snbituo fla til 1860
900, oa De er aItiaa pao ire Wnoue.
Der tiltaeet meo omtreut $4,000
Sn6en fnoucieae arebie aniees 0ett(
Tom ct gepis pan be gooe Siocr.
iom berifer | bisie Stres.