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Charlie Scott, Miss Annie Scales, Miss Mantle Duncan.
 Camp Hardee-Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Daisy Warten, Miss Margaret Ewing. Alabama Division-Miss Sara W. Wit kerson, Miss Shelby Patton.
 Department North Yirgania-Miss Mary c. Tabott
 Department Tennessee-Miss Emma Lee Newman, Miss Francis Stakeley, Miss Dolly Owen, Miss Mildred T. Andrew, Miss Margaret s. Browne, Miss Minnie Lee Rainer.
 West Virginia Division-Miss Eva Ma hood.
 Louisiana Division-Miss Edith Bayne Aiken, Miss Gladys Broadway, Miss Coralie Remand
 Florida Division--Miss Louise c. Fletch- CT, Miss Marguerite Strngfelow.
 Texas Division-Miss Mary Edith Marrs, Miss Buelah Wiggins.
 Missouri Division-Miss Evelyn Stewart, Miss Mary Cooke.
 Oklahoma Division-Miss Inez McMillan, Miss Fannie Whaley.
 General Representatives Eva Conner, Miss Mona Leach, Miss Elise Jones.
 Virginia Divson-Miss Louise Fox Banks.
 Tennessee Division-Miss Pattie Person. Miss Annie Nelson.
 Trans Mississippi Division-Miss Nell Jackson, Miss Juanita Johnston Miss Sadie Patterson.
 District Columbia-Miss Edna Saunders, Miss Ruth Worthington Bowie.
 Camp Nathan B. Forest-Miss Amelia Russell Miss Katherine Campbell, Miss Adele Shepherd.
 Camp Morgan Pettus-Mss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Mary George Cruik- shank, Miss Eugena M. Johnston.
 The reception to be given by Gov. Brax- ton Bragg Conner and Mrs. Conner on Tuesday evening will be a notably bril- liant occasion in compliment to the visit ing women of the Confederated Southern Memorial association. There will be probably 1000 guests, but on account of the spaciousness of the Conner residence and the large grounds hundreds of guests will be able to enjoy the reception which wiH have charming garden party features, with the beautiful terraces hung with Japanese lanterns.
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 the Southern club. The ball will be opened at 10:30 o'clock, shortly after the reception at the residence of Gov. and Mrs. Conner
 Gen. W. L. Cabell and Miss Evans, the sponsor for the south, have. been asked to lead the grand march. If Gen. eral Cabell declines. Adjt. Gen. William E. Nickel chief of staff, will lead with Miss Evans.
 The decorations of the clubhouse will be handsomer than on any occasion in it's history. While some of the most elaborate balls in the social life of the south have been given at this club, the arrangements for the reunion ball will make it the most elaborate of any pre- ceding event There will be several hun dred guests, including the veterans, the sponsors and maids of honor. A cotillon, led by MT. John T. Yeat- man. will be danced later in the even ing, unless the ballroom becomes too crowded
 For several days the decorators have been at the club, transforming it into an interior of brilliant color with flags and bunting. The entire clubhouse is superbly decorated. Beginning with the long cor ridor, through which so many picturesque processions have entered to the ballroom,
  brary of the clubhouse and the upstairs corridor and ballroom, there is lavish use of bunting arranged with many Con- federate flags interspersed with the American colors-
 Tn the living room of the Clubhouse the long French windows have been draped with crimson and white bunting, and flags and bunting mark all the en- frances to the clubhouse.
 The ballroom will present beautiful and showy scene, bunting and flags drap- ing the windows and doorways, and ex- tending from the chandeliers. Both of the club balconies will be used for the ball. light refreshments to bS served al fresco on both the balconies on the Twen- tieth street side of the clubhouse and on the Fifth avenue side. The French windows opening from the ballroom ana also from the living room downstairs,
 CONTINUED ON PAGE 15.)
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Force of Habit.
From Success Magazine.

There is certain western congressman whose boundless durability and habitual absent -mindedness have occasionally led him into absurd mistakes. One day, dur Ing the last campaign, as he stepped from the train at the station of his home town after an arduous two weeks of stumping and glad -handing," his little daughter rushed up to him and kissed him. The congressman beamed upon her with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-07

TRAVELLING SUITS OF WOOL m
 Beautiful attractive Suits in brown plue tan, ,n oa tracve models-at great reductions only dark coors e42.5O 939.5O Suits sss "o S105O e27 50 Suits. =. :. .S.o.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-07

SOCIAL PROGRAMME.
r1rI,snAY LINE 9.


 P.3O D. n.-Presentation of of- feial sponsors and maids of honor at the afternoon session of the Sons of Confederate Veterans al the Gayety theatre. 4:30 D. m.-Tea and musicale at Country club in honor of the sponsors and their maids and oth- CT visiting ladies g.3O D. m.-Governor's reception to the Confederate Southern Me morial association. 10 D. m.=Dance in honor of sponsors and their maids given by the Southern club. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.
 D. m@Floral parade. 10 D. m.-Dance in honor of sponsors given by the Country club.
 THURSDAY, JUNE Il.
 D. m.-Grand reunion ball at the Hoppodrome. Southern cross drill.
 10 D. m.@Grand march. led by General Caben and Mrs. Clay Clopton.
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Turf Golf Course.

Work has just been started at Colo rado Springs, Col, on a new turf golf course When finished 1t will not have rival west of the Mississippi. Over $50 600 will be spent alone on the course.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-07
and tendar narental eve

proud and tender parental eye.
 ''Well. well!' he exclaimed, If it isn't my little Alberta!" Then he added me- chemically: And how is your dear old father?'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12
RAILROAD MEN
ARE FOR BRYAN

Gains that William ]. Bryan will
receive ninety per cent OF the labor
vote of the county at the November
election were given strong substan-
tlation in a report made to the DEM
cratic executive committee at n
meeting held in the Fourth avenue
headquarters last night, by repre-
sentatives OF the great railroad en-
ployes' associations.
The railroad men advised the
committee that a canvass of the
$4,000 railroad employees on the
great system OUT of Chicago showed
$4,000 votes for Mr.. Bryan.
1t was also stated that while the
official figures are not yet compiled
for West Virginia, the rate for Bry-
an among the railroad employees Of
that state will run equally high
Pittsburg Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12
Remedy For Bad Roads.

The remedy for bad roads, 1t seems
30 me, lies wholly with the men who
own property along them. Elect no
man to the position OF overseer who
does not understand how to make good
roads out of poor ones. If there is no
such man in your neighborhCod. hire
one from outside This is, ninety
times out Of a hundred, the wlsest
thing to do, for the chances arc TINT
there Is no man in the nelghborhood
who has had practical experience
enough to make 1t safe to trust the work
to him, says Eben L. Rexford In the
Outing Magazine for June. He may
have good sense, good Judgment and
all that-in short there may be the
making of good road builder in him
but what you need is man who Is a
good road builder, n man who has got
the trade already learned. In other
words, you can't afford to walt for
home talent to develop If the man who
has developed his ability in that dlrec-
ton is procurable. Have your road
tax paid In cash Secure n skilled
man, and let him assume responsibility
for the work he undertakes. If you do
this, you stand In fair way to solve
the problem Of good roads.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12
Democrats Hold
Big Meetings

would vote for the Democratic nom
inees and his employees would do
the same thing.
Pros. Bush Expressed himself as
more pleased than ever with me
Democratic success. He could not
see where Glasscocks nomination
had helped the Republicans to any
great extent in view OF the fact that
Scherr followers were taking no
active part in the contest and many
hao announced their intention of
voting the Democratic ticket
Hinton Daily News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

WEST VIRGINA---AT rules held
in the clerks office of the circuit
court of the county of Mercer on the
9th day OF October 1908.
Paul Jones & Company.
VS..
George w. Whitworth.
In CHANGER. Scire Facias.
The object of this proceeding is
to have this suit revived in the
name of the personal representa-
tive and the heirs at law of George
w. Whitworth, deceased, and that
they may show cause, If any they
can, why said suit should no. be
revived and proceeded in to final
judgment, and for general relief.
And it appearing from an affda-
Wit made and filed with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant.
Lula Gillespie is a nonresident of
the state OF West Virginia, it Ia
therefore, on motion of the plain
tiff, by counsel, ordered that saii
defendant do appear at the clerks
office OF the circuit court of Mercer
county within one month after the
date OF the first publication of this
order and do what may be necessary
to protect her interest in this suit.
Attest:
w. B. HONAKER,
Clerk.
D. M Easley n n
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

Prof. /. b. Bush Democratic cal-
didate for state superintendent of
free schools returned this morning
from trip through Pocahontas,
Randolph, and Tucker counties in
the interests OF the state ticket
According to Prof. Bush the pros
poets are exceedingly bright for the
Democrats in these counties and at
every rally the candidates were
greeted by immense crowds OF peo-
Pile, many of whom have been vot-
ing the Republican ticket hereto
fore.
At Marlinton, the home Of An
drew Price. Democratic nominee for
congress, the crowd was so large
that not more than half the people
could get into the house, where the
candidates spoke. The same was
true at Elkins, where the man who
dictated the nomination for COVER
nor in the person OF Glasscock
lives. The Democrats will get the
biggest majority in Randolph coun-
ty this year since the palmy days
OF 92 when Henry G.. Davis was a
war-horse and fighter for Democ-
racy.
At Parsons the largest political
meeting ever held in Tucker county
was on. Hundreds OF people were
unable to get within range of the
speakers voices and overflow meet
ings were held. At Parsons the
manager of lumber company call
ed the Democratic candidates to his
plant and told them that his mills
had been closed this summer for the
first time in twenty years and he
expected to vote the Democratic
ticket from start 20 finish and that
ninety per cent OF his four hun
dred employees who had been Re-
publlcans heretofore would follow
his lead.
The owner of the largest indepen-
dent tannery had a kick coming
on the Dawson tax laws which he
said favored the leather trust and
increased the assessment of his
plant, while reducing that OF the
combine a short distance away. He
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
BLUEFIELD-I have in my hands
for sale the cheapest houses and
lots and vacant los in the city OF
Bluefeld. Parties desiring to make
profitable investments will find it %
their interest 20 call on my at my
office in the First National Bank
building. This property is away
down in The lowest notch and low
er than any in Bluefield. ID. d.
Baldwin, Pioneer Real Estate Agent
nineteen years and nine months in
the city OF Bluefield. 10-7-4t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12
VOTERS MiY De
GAiLLEEGED hid BARRED Out

To qrtsticr has been raised
whether the registration law makes
it impe ratlve that all voters regis
terei shall be allowed to vote. even
though their disqualification may be
perfectly apparent to the commits
sioners of election. The following
letter from the attorney general
shove that it is still within the pro-
vince OF the commissioners OF cleo
ton TO bar from voting any man
who II plainly disqualified even
though his name be on the registra-
ton list.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Office OF Attorney General
Charleston
September 10 1908.
Hon. James u. Holroyd,
Athens, West Virginia.
Dear Sir:
l have before me your letter OF
September 9TH asking my opinion
on the following.
Can a voter who is registered In
accordance with chapter 10 OF the
acts OF the legislature OF 1908, be
prohibited under any condition from
voting as set forth in section 40
OF chapter 3 of the code of West
Virginia."
am Of the opinion that chapter
10 of the acts of 1908 does not,
either expressly or by Implication.
repeal section 40 of chapter of
the code: and that the registration
act is not inconsistent with the re-
quirements OF said section of chap
ter 3. The object of the registra-
ton act is to provide against lille
gal voting and Incorporates into
the election laws additional safe
guards with that object in view and
for the purity of the ballot A per-
son Offering to vote must first sat
isfy the registrar, then the county
court, and then the commissioners
of election, and these requirements
are not inimical or Inconsistent with
each other. If an illegal voter
should escape detection as such by
the registrar and by the county
court and it should afterwards be
discovered that he is an illegal vot-
er 1 think he could be challenged
and be required to further convince
the commissioners of the election
shat he is entitled to vote, and in
the manner provided by statute.
The fact that a voter has been reg
istered, that legality as such has
been considered and passed upon by
the registrar and afterwards by the
county court, would no doubt have
great weight in his favor with the
commissioners of election but would
not be conclusive.
Very truly,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BY ID. q. Matthews.
Assistant
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

BUSH RETURNS
FROM ENTHUSIASTIC TOUR
FOR VOTES-LABOR VOTE
AND CAPITAL ALSO FOR THEM
REPORTS BRIGHT PROS
Poets IN EASTERN PART OF
STATE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12
WILLIAMS CARBOLIC
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AND WITCH HAZEL

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

In every cline its tame Is heard,
It's name has spread from sea to
sea,
Sc not surprised IL in the other
world
You're made to take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. (BegIn now)
For sale by the white Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

USE MONITOR PULVERIZED
FLOUR CAT All Stores.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-12

The Wright aeroplane in world
record fight at lie Mans. The ma
chine carried Wright and one pas
senger SO miles. Wilbur Wright is
shown to the left.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
en- sammel Opineer.

s CANA. Soma, Dor Der Ell ganife
mprfelig Wanb. San er mart 90
slar gammel oe beber SenrD Glart
1oore. San bar | Jim lib giort
mango praftiife Gpfinbelier, % MI |
oisie Gage boIoer ban paa at fon'
itruere en- 6Ippemoifine, iOm tegner
til at ifuQe tage fuIoitGnOig 2uoen
ira be' beren1te @rigbtbrsoreS 9Gro'
paner. San baboe allere0e BIauerne
til fin Wtaifiue frrbig for ire @ar
iiben men ban mougleoe Yiinler til at
inprfiptte Dem. 6oruplig bar imio.
lcrtio nogle al bans Senner organize
ret ct gftieieIifob meo en- tilitrGffe'
Zig 9apital til al iGtte bam iitanb til
at bpgge lin Waitine,
SrohS fin bete alber err ban iom
en- llnebom irtif, os bans aanbScu.
rer er lige iaa iuIioige, icm De bar i
bans r,nge Gage. timber 9orserfri.
gen matte ban flpste fra fit gamIe
Stem / 8irgiuia, ioroi ban ipmpatbi.
ierebe meb RorOitaterue, og fom til
Soma, bpor ban iiOen bar boet. San
bar | al oenne Sio bRientIig beifiGi.
tiset fig meO SpitnoeIier, og er Oen
oprinOeIi9e Spftnoer al ..Hoob @ra'
Der" .Waiftuen, Der M er ! 9rug ooer
belle 2anoet. San bar engang buOt
$4,000 for fin Del | Yateutet, men
ban oiilog Silbubet og orgouiiereoe
ct Spnbifat me0 oct 3ei,lltat, at Be
sprige WeoIemmcr al bette MI er
NiaionGrer, meoeus ban ieIO Leber,
ON life netop / Jattigoom, iaa cog
| ganife TRANCE &aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

Get fsrite Guuarb 9ampitib, iom
frp0ieoe atIanterer, bar "sritml.
MIA, Der sioroe Suerreiien | 1910.
Get bopoe en- GrGgtigbeb al Lisa
Regiiterton. Sceanoamperen SEQ.
tia, Der omtaItes pralenoe lom en
ocean leuiathan" | 1862, bopbe en-
lrGgtigbeo al 3,s7t ReaiItertcn.
Gnooa interesinutere err en- Gam.
mcnliguing mc0 Oct ierite 6artsi al
noact SIagS. iom uogeuiinoe tilbage.
GagOe Ieiien oper Itlanterbdoet, en-.
liza Columbus "Sauta Woria", JON
bar 60 500 Idngt % boooe en- 9rPg.
tigbeO al 1893 &ou.
Oct tan ogiaa | benue Sorbirbelie
nrunes, at "Sitmic" os Olympic
bper for ia oil bape en- iterre Drag.
tigheo emo belle oeu ipdnife armnbd
tiliammen, nemIig $500 Sor. Zen
engeIife 5Inooe, iom ienotes imob
ocn, bapoe finn S~aIuparteu iaa itor
9rrgtighcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Pollano oe Dene3ueIa.

Siglge DC ieneIte eiterretniueer
fra Caracas bar BrRiioent Goitrc
meo oct %penejuelouife Senats @iioIo
beiIllttet intet Senipn at tage til SOL.
lambs npe Note ~peorsrenoe ben Strio,
iom err opitaoet mcIlem De to 9auoe.
elsie Gfterretninger bar naft n6'
ifiaig llro i Soaano, itipnt Der iaa'
Del bIanot Ell Maioritet al @efoIfniu.
gen iom inoen Gegieringen euonl
npres Saab ont, at TrGIioent Goitro
uil tilbagefaIoe fit ben t4oe Mtai no.
ite6te 9etret, Der praftiif talt bar
giort Ell Slut poa Zen Guracaos San.
oel.
Sti6nt Set er set alminoeIige On.
ffc, at Souanb, bois SooeOItao 10 er
ben tnternutionoIe BreoSfoniereuces
SP6e, life maa Eli inopiflet | noger
arig, ida er ben boaauoife Regiering
BOG ~forbereot pad ale @uentualiteter.
arpoieren Utrecht" bar faaet Srore
til of afgaa til Srienten, men Reiier
ifal foregaa oper geittnoier. MieS
oens anfomit oio, bill fire arigsfibe
UNDER hoaanoif 6lng 6efinoe fig / DC
peitiuoiife 6nroan6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
,1ooet enot.
acknowledgements % bpao ben
bar nSrcttet.
3ooiepelt taffer.

Zen iuternationnle SubertltloIe'
fongreS / @aibington oilntteoeS I
9erbagS meb Ell Gale al TrGfioent
R~ooiepelt, hoori ban paa 9ationenS
@egne tatfeoe Gelegoterne for, bpoS
De bar giort % eisr for at uorpSoe
ben bpiOe Ncit, &eroeuS fo~ri9rSeIigltc
9lage.
Ser aougreSiens oiiicieIle IiIlut'
ming pcotogeS Here pietige R~eiclutio'
ner, 6eribIanot en- | Sapsr al at amer
fienbe Observation-Disclosures Smitteiar'
Iigbeo o9iao for Weuneifet. Gn an
Den pigtig Helolution benleoer 6or'
bunoSregieringcnS % De IGrifilte
StatSregiertngers SpmGrtIombeo
paa @tgtigbeOen al obligatortlfe an'
meIbeIier til De oiientliee SlmbbebS'
oiItoriteter % He9iStreringen al ole
SiIfpIoer al SuberfuloIe. aonarcs'
len uOtaIte fig ogioa ! 6aoer al Seo'
tagelien al 2ope ON Heguleringen al
6abrifer % @prtitcber, SpbrpelIcn
al for tioliat % Misunderstanding
Irbeioe for apiu0cr og Born % Sp'
fsreIien al iuuitGre @eboeIieShuie;
IigeIeoes / 5ooer al ofientIige 2cge.
plaoie og al llnNeroiSning / Suno'
beOSlrre t &c oiientlige SfoIer.
9rofcSior Bang fra aiebenbopn,
Ganmarf, bolot on Iiteuen ct IN
tercSinut Soreorag ont "Shlhict at
SuberfIIoie hos bore SuSopr, % ON
bnao nj fan lpre ON Sliberfuloien
hos Menuelfet."
Gen meb aougreSieu forbuuoue
fulfilling oil forblipe aaben inhtil
ben 12te Sttobcr, % oct nutn9eS, at
De fleite al Ieleeaterne ptl iorbIipe /
3oibington. inbtil llobeIinpen al &c
forificIige 8riier bar flnbct Steo.
Der bill bli uobclt Eriier % Wtcoalier
til en- iamlet @Groi al $4,000.
Gen nGite i]uternatiouoIe &ongreS
ifal afboIoeS Gom, Stalicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Sanfreperi.

ct poerIt oriitigt 6orisg paa at
rspe 9oufen / Smaabpcn 9cquot.
Grou Using Gourtp, Wliuu., giorocs
tioIig 2eroaG5 Morsen. &c iorisg:e
at iprpnae Rengcitabet uteo 2pno'
nit, men BET IUtte6eS benz fun at iaa
SfabetS Doerbsre iprGngt iitpffer.
SmyIOet al grpIoiioncn UGtfcoe
9penS Suonoanere, ian DC muatte
tage 6Iugteu, for DC fit Sio til at
baue Tia Sci mo / ictoe Sfabet. SeIe
beres gptte belsb tia oerior fun til
500 / SsIupenge.
Ge baoOe oiifonret aae SeIegrai.
o. GeleionIcOniuger no al gpea, ino
Der bengif aoifiaig Sio, for geaipcu.
beOen funoe briugcS Sberiiien eler
9oIitiet / nogcH al De itsrre gper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Orobt at en- Siorn.

On f~orGroeIiQ geaipenbeS tiIorog
ia / Senoags / glpiian @rooe, en-
2pItparf / ltotantcn at Sucion, gri5,
iSet ct tibet Barn bIen brGbt / 6orGI'
Srenes og Sun0re0er nf S~ilifueres
8auipn Of Ell flor iort gisrn, iom bar
bruSt no Of fit Bur. gisruen bar
ieot / Songenitob og baoOe oltiO pitt
zig meget tam og eobmooig al fig.
af en- eler orOen 9runo bar ben
imiolertio bleoet opirret - muligenS
tirret af gsrn, iom ofte plagebe oen
- og brso no al 8uret. grummeuoe
al 8uieri itprteSe ben fig mo imellent
be | garten ioriamleoe Remeifer.
Der | bio 5orfGrOelie ilpgte6e ! ale
R%etninger. @IGnot De flpgteuoe par
en- arbeioer peo Soutbern gaciHeba.
men peo Rapn 9uis Sairo, bans Su.
Itru % oeres lille Barn, Tom De
fisrte meb Jig | en- iaafaloet go.
cart. gisrnen ~inobenteoe benz. req
Barnet no al gognen % trpitebe bet
libel for 6orGIOrenes Zine. Zen
fniteSe ia oereiter oper Roberen, mei,
fsr Den if t%ilisiet benoe nogen itsrrc
SfaSe. blep ben 0rGbt al ct pelrettet
Stuo ira en- al Yartpolitibetientene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
De iuItenoe SfoIebcrn.

Zen | ct foreeaaenbe Runer al
Soften omtalte offieieIe g~eretuina
ON, at Siiiinoer al Sfolebsrn / Obi.
cago Iioer of Suit, eller ialfalo life
iaar tilitr9ffelig HGrine, pofte en-
it9rf Seniation og bar foranlebiget
Ell ganife BARN 9olenif | gpens
Gresie ON aorreftbeoen al De / BE.
retninseu eiune Spguuer. 2ette
StriosipsrgsmaaI bill imiolertio bIi
leit al en- al Sun0beosfommisiionen
ipqrtiat SGgeunOerisaeIie al bperi
eneite Barn, iom %frefpenterer DC of.
ientliae StoIer. 9isie llnoerisgeIier
ioretages al en- Saritare Snipefterer
Zen fsrite SEAPORT ira oisie Sn.
ipeftsrer ofientliseior6es | 9srbags.
% itisnt euonu fun ct 5aataI al Dor.
meme err bleone unoerisste. or NehiI'
taterne bog en- rpitenoe StabiRiteIis
al S~ituationens sllpor. ~llnoerisgel,
ierne par life begrquiebe til be Strsg,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

beorbret iremItiIlet Tor Ell ipeciel lin
oerisgelieSfommisiion, bnem bun Tor.
tnIte lin 9ipSbiitorie o. i'm Stamp ior
en- 4laoS / 9eroen / De IS aar, BIN
bnp0e arbeibet iom en- Mduo iammcu
nte0 RGno. SenOeS oabue % GrIige
6remitiIlina gioroe ct iaa gunItigt
Snotruf paa commissioners Qfeo'
Iemmer. at De loo beu0c Hippo igieu.
mem MOO Seite ON at nlGgae Den
ior bcnOeS Sieu poSienoe 0rogt
SenoeS rettc 0aun er Marp Sobulou
% er al eR9elif.fnna0iit Scrfomit
Nenoes auebelSbdrter bar Ggte, OF
oct bar Sennc fraitige Sfirgoert pao
Guerlpbeu, Tom bopbe gipet benoc
ben isritc S~uoifpoeIie til at. optrG0c
iom Qiauoiolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Ct R~ioreuhelo.

Gen befien0te 6inansmuno 8bo.
mas u. 2alpion bar | Ssnbnss Dor.
ret u6iat for ct LENT llbeIo. Der fom
nRr pan at foite bam 2iuet. Weus
ban iammcu me6 i'm 3otter pnr noe
al tiSre nrr fit Stem "0reamuolo" /
Gmrgner al 9pcn egypt / Rasia.
duictts. bIeu Soften ifrrmt al en- PIT
tomobil nteO oct GeiuItnt. at Sen lob
isbif. 9eBge bleo npngeOe no al
8ognen og Mr. 2aDion bleu iau al.
porIia itabet, al ban / ~beuioitIsS iii.
itauo btep bragt mo til 9ueu. Gat.
teren Hap ira BET meS StrGffeu.