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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
SMOKE PEACE PIPE
Visit Red Brothers, on Reservation
to secure More Friendly Rela-
tion Between Tribes.

A large number of yelled Indians
from he Fort Hall reservation in
southeastern Idaho are in the city.
They are here for the purpose eff
visiting their red brothers OF the
Yakima reservation and will visit
ri Simeoe shortly
The Indians are of the Blackfoot
tribe and are well acquainted with
the Yakimas They do not talk
much but state they made the long
journey from the southeastern part
ot the sister state because they de-
sired ~ renew acquaintanceship
and to secure a better friendly feel
ing between the two tribes who usei
r. be on a rather unfriendly footing
The Indians from Fort Hall wear
wells which is not seen much among
tae Yakimas. Their reason for 50
doing is the great dust in The coun-
try where they reside. The pecu-
Aar appearance of the Indians mark
"a them as strangers in the city and
they were gazed at with much Curl
osity bY Yakimans who are used TO
seeing Indians daily.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
$4,000 FOR INDIANS.
The Indian appropriation bill was

repol ted to the house Monday and
carries the following Washington
items Salary ii agent colsiile res
ervation $1,000 snppof, and civil
ization fthe following tribes Du-
vanish. $1,000 Makahs $1,000.
Quiniauits and Quillayutes. $1,000
Yakimas. $1,000 Josephs band.
$1,000 The bin also appropriate
SIS, 600 for fnrtheranee of irrigation
on the Yakima reservation. and pro
yides for employment Of blacksmiths
to teach the occupation To the Spo-
kane Indians.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
I aft Is Accused Of
Knowing Of Slavery

ne time comes pull it out and get
busy.
7 Is 4 most interesting game. but
yon don't have to take lessons from
4 professional nor do yon have to
carry bool; Of rules with you
After YOU have played the game
cnce you know just as much about Il
as YOU ever Will, and the chances are
you can play jus as good as you ever
can.
It is easier 70 learn than French.
from which language "Diablo' was
adopted The French play "Diaa.
To- Sundays just before going o
church. and sometimes they don't 80
to church 1t all. but they never fail
% play "Diablo."
1t isn't a complicated affair in the
least. There are two handles be-
tween which a string is run, and up
On this string you play the game
Just an ordinary spool-like affair
that You must place upon the string
and then keep it in the air or on
the sring, The first one who lets
the spool fan to the floor loses and
the drinks are on him.
Amt that easy? And 50 simple?
Yes, indeed, but the game is the one
best seller all over the east and al
though it arrived in North Yakima
Thursday it has everybody who has
seen it going.
Friday evening at least sixteen
people were discussing "Diablo" on
the streets.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
JURY FAvORs GLOYD
A. Auditor of Benton County, Con-
duct Shown Regular.

PR0ssER, Jan 81 The grand
jury after a session of three days.
adjourned, making a report in the
mater Of the administration of F. Fl.
Gloyd as auditor Of Benton county
and the charges preferred against
him. The grand jury finds that Mr..
Gloyd had contract for the tran
scribing Of records of Yakima and
kliekitat counties and for property
n the county of Benton; that the
conduct of f. II. Gloyd appears to
have been regular; that the warrant
for the work performed was regu-
larry issued, and that the suit filed
by Mr.. Gloyd was prosecuted along
ordinary and not unusual lines
While the grand jury does not make
any statement that might commit to
an opinion the report seems to be in
favor Of Mr. Gloyd.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
French Game Comes to This City,
Swooping Down Like Il Whirl-
wind.

"DiabIo, play re game. Play ze
game, Diablo" II already has ping
pong, fiddle de winks. carom and
progressive whist beaten by a mile
1t is so simple. II you are man
ager of a railway or chief clerk 10
the head bookkeeper. all you have
to do to pass away the time is cal
in the office boy and play "Diablo. !"
1t isn't necessary for you to have
a caddie with you. neither do you
have TO pack valet over the hills
and pay his expenses at the various
hotels. You simply put Diablo in
your left hand coat pocket and when
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29

We people in the valley can afford
the best. We drink the 100 per cent
pure cereal coffee, known as Golden
Grain Granules. 1t tastes, smells
and looks like coffee. but is more
nourishing for men, women and chill
dren. Children have a right to drink
it. They crave it and it will make
them strong All grocers can get it
from Yakima Grocery Co., jobbers,
North Yakima. Fourteen thousand
people fell in love with it at the Pure
Food shows. If
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

La grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into pneu-
nonia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no Sc
rious results need be feared. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no harmful drugs and is in a
yellow package. Refuse substitutes
Sold at North Yakima Drug Store,
a. p. Sloan, Prop.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
BOOSTER REPORT
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
WORKS FOR NORTH YAKIMA
Literature Has Extensive Circulation
and Advertising Results Are
Very Marked.

According ID the FIRST annual re-
port of the Yakima boosters club.
whieH Han ins, been prepared iii Sec
retafF 1T. II zuppann there have
been circulated during the past nine
months 2z.6S6,oIt copies of maya
zines circulars and papers contain
ind Yakima advertising. in .his le-
porr. thu details ii which have not
Viii been made pnbjic comprehen-
sl esw H given showing tie
work III tbe n4bIicity committee dur-
iYu the period
asj.e,ion 81 tbe effectiveness
nf this Il shown IA Tile statement mat
there have been INQUIRIES II response
III tbis advertising from every STATE
hi I'M I-nitas states from everv
province fn Canada from emma
Alaska Hawaii 1sthmps of Panama
Nfsxire INA England These LETTERS
aah N which bas baan rivan i per-
ANA, rosnonse numbered coo ~
a,oeo durins tbo Nina months md
svar, aay tha nun,bor increases
yakima advertising bas annearea
I'LL .arra io1rnals tbree maya
,,,as IN taa1ro snndav nawsnanars
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
It Docs the business.

Mr. r. Z. Chamberlain of Clinton,
Maine. says Of Bucklen's Arnica
salve 1T does the business; have
used 1t for piles and it cured them.
Used it for chapped hands and it
cured them. APPLIED it to an old sore
and 1t healed 1t without leaving ),
scar behind" csc at C. c. Case
drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-29
Takes Position.

Charles Strausz has accepted
position as book keeper for the Nab
ton bank, II. E. Shook having re-
signed to accept a position with the
National Cash Register Co.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
GLENDALE.

Glendale. Ariz. Sept. 25.-(Special correspondence of The Republican.)- The demand for Glendale land has become so great that it is absolutely essential to have a real estate office in Glendale. MT. Weigold is putting up a neat building opposite the livery stable and will open up a real estate office here NIT. Weigold has been in this business for some time but the increasing trade in the real es- tate line necessitated his having an office
 NJ. P. White returned last week from Indiana. He reports dry weather and poor crops through the east, The corn crop is almost a failure Mir White was accompanied by s. Oliver and family of Clayton, Ind, who will make their future home here.
 The Rev. MT. Draper has purchased a ten-acre ranch on section IS from Mrs. Taylor MT. Draper will build home on it and move his family immediately. Rev. Mir. Draper was formerly the pastor of the Glendale Baptist church and has many friends who will be glad to welcome this family in our midst.
 Quite a number of our residents attended the Myers sale last Tuesday
 Charles Kinter of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting with MT. and Mrs. A. O. Grant.
 Misses Mary and Maud FOrney re- turned home last week from their summer vacation in California.
 Those who think that apples won't grow in Arizona should sample some of those grown in Mir. Treble's or chard, as he has some nice ones of several varieties.
 Those who havel been in the habit of flooding the roads with irrigatins water will have to be careful now as the zanjero has had positive or ders to close the headgate of anyone who Is found letting water get in the road from any cause whatever.
 Glendale needs more such public
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
ISAACS.
{; < 7;

Isaac, Sept. 26.-Mr Hitchcock bought part of the O. H. Christy lot and is building a house on it.
 Mrs. Wm. Rice is expected home in a few days.
 Mrs. Wm. Tossing has returned from a vacation in California.
 The independent telephone com pany has got its poles set out on the Christy road as far as MT. Barrett's place.
 Rev MT. Draper will not preach at Isaac next Sunday on account of the dedication services at Cartwright.
 Miss Verna Losing has returned from a vacation in California and has accepted a position in the Tempe normal.
 The Isaac school started out with a flourishing attendance. The district there are quite a few coming from other districts. The attendance is from seventy to seventy five schol ars.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jackson are the proud parents of fine baby boy.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
TOrturing Animals
 To Assist Science
Is a Cruel Method to Follow, But 1t Has Saved Many Human Lives.

Is a Cruel Method to Follow, But It
 Has Saved Many Human Lives
 Prof. Pawlow, of Russia, was en- gagged for mony years in experimental work, trying to learn the workings of digestion, especially the digestive glands.
 He, with able assistants, operated upon dogs, cats, guinea pigs and oth- CT animals.
 His methods were seemingly pain ful, but he gave to science a work which won the Nobel prize and made for him an undying fame.
 Science penetrated the secrets of nature. Prof. Pawlow saw animals digest food He analysed juices from every part of the digestive canal and stomach under all conditions of di gestiOn. He spent years of ceaseless study amid the bowling and dying beasts, but he won, and science to- day looks upon him as a great man.
 "To do a great right do a little wrong" Shakespeare said, and Prof. PawlOw Obeyed this trite saying.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are pre- pared by the most scientific process. They are produced by modern appli- ances, and meet the demand of goth century chemistry.
 They give man the means to cor rect his infirmities of stomach and digestive organs.
 They enrich the blood. give nature the juices and fluids she lacks, stop the formation of noxiOus gases and the fermentation of food. They neu- tralize powerful acids and alkalies, which irritate and and devour the stomach. They prevent and relieve bowel and intestinal trouble and soothe the nerves.
 They should be used after every meal whether one has dyspepsia and stomach trouble or the stomach be naturally healthy. By their use one may eat at all hours and whatever one desires and they help the sys- tenn digest or throw off such food. They are thoroughly meritorious as their tremendous sale and popularity illustrate.
 Every drug store has them for sale, price soc per package. If you would like to test their merits free. send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mail. without cost. Address F. A. Stuart Co, 15O Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27

spirited men as w. J. Murphy. Mir. Murphy is having several tracts of his desert land cleared and cleaned and is even extending the good work into the roads and is having them cleared of brush and weeds.
 Geo. M. Hahn has purchased the twenty acres joining the Davis ranch on the west and will devote it to raising sugar beets.
 MT Stout took his daughter, Helen, to Phoenix Saturday to be ready to enter school Monday.
 Mir. Whitfield sold his ranch last week at S2,1O0 for ten acres.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27

RATES TO FRIsco.-The Southern Pacific will give a special rate of S42.2O for the round trip from Phoenix to San Francisco, the sale dates being October 3. 4, and ,. The tickets are good for twenty nine days.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
ALL FREE-six scholarsht

ALL FRGE-SiX scholarships In the business colleges and the Arizona School of Music to be earned in the next sixty days by live boys and girls. See The Republican about entering at once. Have a little snap and win. Open only to applicants under q years of age. Work after school hours and Saturdays. Cash commission in addi- tion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
4nmeIoelie.

abrabam 2fneoln. llbaipet | GnIeSs
ming af bans SuuoreoesGa Mars SeoIeIss
bag, ben 12te Sebruar 1909. Otter
be bebite engelife SiIoer beo q. 81.
Rsuning. 81. G. Softer gubI. Co.,
416 Stb Gbe. g, minneapolis, Rinn.
Sris: Seftet 80 Gents, tuobuupen
80 cts.
s fit SororS til Sisie biosraffe Smaas
filter ON 2incoln n9bner Somleren %
SberiGtteren al oi5ie, at ban iom Smaas
gut traf til at I9ie en Then Siitorie ON
oenne Itsrite 90 met eIifeSe ai bore Mars
tbrprriioenter, og at BEN forte OF taroes
li8e SfiIorin9 9iorbe ct uuoiettelist Subs
trbt paa 8arneiiubet, bnorfor 2tncoIu
iioeu Den Sag bar itaaet for ban iom en-
al 8eroens iterite % bebite Rano. Set
er berfor meO Snbtrbt BELT fra Sen SiS,
at ban mn, ba bi mariner os SunSreSes
aarsbaeeu for GincoIns SsoieI, bar fores
taget bette Lille SamIerarbeiSe, % one
eubifisnt Sogeu bill lGies meS Suteresie
at iaabel 9amrel fom uue. iaa egrer
ben fig Dog bebft for llneSouunen, tbi BET
er inrbt, at StiIbrin9cr fra 2incolns
2ip bill bGtse GoIe SpIeIier % itabe bsie,
rene Sbealer / un9e Sinb.
Sbao Der er iamIet ON 2iucoIn er life
IN blot o9 bar tor gio9rafi, men Smaas
iftlorin9er fra Sarnbommen OF opoper
belt til bin itreiteIi9e 2angirebag often
/ Serbs Sbeater. o9 9iennem bet belle
ier man @utter o9 Nariben meS set tore
og barme Siertelag, BEN met urptfefige
SdnbbebstiRrIiobeo, bet iprublenbe 8ib
% Dog me0 ct eienbommeligt gemoO.
SamIeren bar sienipnIig laSt an paa nm
at beubtte iaabaune al be utaIIi9e Sis
~itorier ON 2incoln, Der / ct og alt er
ianoe, o9 bette sisr gogeu iaa me9et
mere iuteresiaut o8 bGrbifuIo.
8ogen er paa 1913 Siber % inSeboIs
Der ogiaa ire Siueber: On 8~ieugipeIie
of 2ircoIns BortrGt, bbis 8anmre er
9iort al Stalls, ban ieIo bapoe nspet;
2tneolns Gus / SpringfieIb, liant Dill
IeSe al ben Ssmmerbptte, Tom ban 9ialp
lin Saoer at bb99e / Suinois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
6ptnocnS Seir.

s &nriS bar man upIia for fsrite
Sang feet en- foiuoeIig Gooofot op.
trpOe ionr Gefenior for G0iporueret.
ten. Get bar Wnoemoiieae Ntro.
poIifp, en- al De f~piuoeIigc IOoofater,
iom / ocn icncre Sio fonfurrerer 10.
rig mco De pdriiiife Sagferere. Sun
piitc FIG / fin rsoe 9uppe % meb
@orcttcu pna ben gIatte Trtiure |
Goiuorucialeu, buor brm foriparte ell
ing, ugiit Wtor, iom forlaot og biol.
pcleS baooc foriogt at niIioe fla ielb
% Barnet. @uruct 6soe, men bun
icIo fon itg .igicn, 'fisnt bun boboe
facet ioGre g~rouioor. InfIaget for
Roroiorisg itoo bum for Retten.
Rue. WiropoIifp, iom meo fit rige
mcrfe Snar % lit ubtrpfSfitI6e ar.
iigt tiItrat ale EiIbercruc8 Cpmprf.
iombe6, boIot Ell gIimren0e Sorioors.
tale for Sen nnflaaeoc. Sum frcnr.
itiQc6e 6ert Gpiuoefisunets Soagbe6
/ 9Io0irtriug til oct i~terfcre Sien8
9rutaIitet, % orog oeruf De iuriSiife
aoniefoenier for FIN aGient. Zen
tptte Sfare al EiIbGrere berte / on.
bette Sou&beo poa berbcS bcorgeoe
Orb. 90 ga BUN iotte fig, Ico Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
15=9ars S~rDaupsoag.

Sen f4De Rppembcr iadr bar BET tents
ten Gor iioen 8dit. g. @. llrber8 bIeo
rotcoiet til Riis anna G6riiteuIen, afs
bsoe @aft. q. Gbri'teniens 9atter. 9ait.
llrbcrg bapoe @aareu foruS taget i'm teo@
Ipgiife grameu beo Cutler Sentiror %
dnto9et &alo fra SpnooemcrigbcSerue /
o9 omtring Blair, &is., bet Sab Ban
frcmStles bcitprer.
9rg1uppet feireoes / SrempeIeau Ball
len Neni8beo % 3Gu9oeu al bem, Tom
ben8an9 ubeiorbe SnlSet, bar ~oiituot tits
itcbe. GaIoets &piroeforenireer bapbe
iaar bei(lttet. at be, iGaoeIiom be marbs
Iige RehIemuler, otISe fetre Semteus
GarsSagen inmnren meS fine af6oIote
@reitefpIt. RaturIieois biSite Sisie intet
ON, boab Ser bar i9iGre. Seune 2ers
Dag Iom euboer anSeu 2srba9, bar babe
Sreiteu og Sreitefrueu i9sieliat meS bpcr
tit ArbeiSe, "a Der begbnbte at iamIc itg
faa mor9e SuIt omtrins airteu, at De
ducSe llraao.
airfen5 8aIeuent bar ta9et / 8eiiSs
belle, 8oroene bIep bGtfebe % BreItefols
fet tilsaIOt.
SntioIertio bar ser tiItroos for set
roget llmiISe SER itremmet Iaa mango
SuIt til, at ma farSt BET raaoeIigit at
iamIes oppe / Girteialen, boor ct Tibet
9rogram beo ubfsrt. Sait. 9. Soooe,
iom bar @oit. llrberes Sor8iGnser i gn,s
beSet paa SteSet % Dor / aaIoet, traaSte
frem o9 fortlareoe for Sreitefoltet glars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

ia9en til Sdmmeniomiten. Gan braete
8riioeparret fin o. Wenisbeoernes @ras
.tuIationer meo 9asen. 0ernnit mins
bet ban osiaa ON, at greitefoIfet M |
oner femten War babe belt soot %
onbe ~ianlnlen nteb fine Renisbeoer o9
frenriasbe ct Sat for bet sooe Sarnars
beioe. gnSeIie minbet osiad SaIeren
ON, at oenne Rinoeieit ifuIoe frem.aIoe
Santeu paa bet fore grpuup. ium Hal
ieires bisie, oe iibtaIte bet Enife, at airs
fens Serre MATTE forunSe os ale at
famIeS Der. Com ct inuli9 Hbis for
Ienigbeoens GsteIie for og a~iarIiebsS
til fine YreitefoIt oberratte Saleren en-
Sum Yenee paa ca. $4,000.
Bait. l1rberg taffebe paa lin % fin
Suitrus @esne for be mango gobe Ers
Ter, Tom bar rbtaIt, % frembar i'm Sat
for BET &ierliebebsbeois, iom Tom for
9a9eu isiemuem @apen. Sele Soriarts
Iipgeu bIeo MI inSblbt til at iamles i
&irtens gdiement, bbor apiuberne
babSe isrset for en- riselie 8epGrtning.
8eiten af gftermiobasen tiIbragtes for
en- flor Sci / BEN ~nGrIieseuoe riimmeli9e
8~reiteganrb. Ran itiIbtes unSer SsIels
fen af, at 8asen baboe pGret bel an<
beuot % tiert til poerli9ere at Itprte bet
eooe SurboIo melIem YreftefoIt og Ies
uigbeSer.
6. g. g.
gttrict, isis. Sen t7Se Hob. 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
Nmerifanif presiemano.

On al be melt interesiarte Serior'
Iiebeber bIarot Seroens Iresiempno
er Gieren al "Ren gort SeraIb",
Sanes 8oroou @eunett. Sans Sor
og ban ieIo bar iammen srinbet ga.
miIiars &ioSom. $ 16 aar fiGu.
peSe Be for at fno @laSet op. De be.
gpnSte meb Srpffert, Heoaftion %
Expedition / ct eneite 8iPIoerIofaIe /
Nen gorf 9operp, % gIooet bIeo
iolgt for en- Gent pr. GrempIar. 9o
Sen gomIe @orbon Bennett Os6e,
eftcrIoo ban Ssunen ct gOot 6oreta-
9enoe. Weu oct er Sames GORDON
Bennett, 'om bar |Ifoffet 9IoOet Ser.
Gensrp. San forItob at intereSiere
~6etpoenoe aopttaIiIter for fit gIob
oa Ieportaae.S rgouiiatioueu babe
bans iGrIige Sntere5ie. San bar en-
flor Gone til at fontme | Sorbtnbelie
meo fremrogenbe Berioner 8er0er
oper % at ubrptte @etienotifabet for
tit 9Iao. ct al bans melt ~befienOte
Soretageroer er l1bienbeIien uf SEN
rp Norton Stanley til oct in6re al
afrifa for at opisge ben eraeIife Sor.
fer 9ipingItoue. Oct engeIife geo.
groftife SeIifab baobe life funnel Bee
lutte iig til at uoruite en- expedition.
Saa tog Bennett Sageu / lin egen
Saanb. s 2sbet al "a elmer elebes
ban me0 Gieren al ct tort IonbonIf
9lao ON at belle IlO9iiterne. Saa tie.
legraierebe ban til lin op8ti8e Gepor.
ter, nemIig StanIep, % fnlbte BAN
til Taris, bpor ban nts6te eiter "a
Sinner / @rano Sotel % bIeo mobta.
get Of SomeS @orOon Bennett meO
Sc Orb: "@tl 9e ppisge Giving
itone?" - "De8, itr". "@iI De
fin0e 9ioin9itore?" "9es, fir.
Chen 90 on. iagbe Bennett, og
Stanlep fog til airifa og fonbt 2io.
insItone - for Seem Dort SeraIO".
6or molten tppe 9lor iiOen erunb-
Iogoe SameS 8orbon gennett Ser
abs Gariicru0gnpe, iom er beiterlt
for amerifoncre / europa. Eaa egen
aabcl, iom er logt meIlem ben frantic
GpIt og Netu Oorf telegraierer
"SeroIb"s @ureou i Rem 9orf Dag.
Tia 10000 GrO til Ben pariiiife Ge'
oaftion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
apinoen % Siocn.

On &rofe8ior pe0 Sarparo Unit
p~eriitet bar anitiQet nogle interes'
iante 6oris9 ON, bOorleoeS gt9no og
apinoer forboI0er zig ooerfor Sioen.
Neiultatet er, at &~oinoerne5 Cans
for Sioen err meget minSre uopiflet
emo Won0en8. 9e omrtalte 6orIsg
er foretaset me0 254 un8e 9iger og
251 unge WGno.
G~rofeSioren fortGQer nGiten meo
S~orargeIie ON ell ing gige, iom
ourberte en- Gauie, iom neppe baooe
uaret IL 91inlit til 10 Rinuter.
af oenne feiIngtige 8lIroertng trent
aaar maaife, at 8iben er faIbt benoe
lang, mems 8rofesioren bar anitiaet
fine. Experimental.
Sorsprig bar oct Oiit | Mmiuoe'
IiebeS fin gtietigbeo meo bet Reinl'
tat, iom 8roiesioreu er fommet til.
Zen f~uinbelige aanbs Seubens til
life at nurSere SiOen rigtig, eriiterer
piinot | @irfeIigbeSen, % gpifoIo.
oerne pil berof ublebe &oinbefisn'
nets SilbsielisbeS til abipre0eIier os
.SiSsfororio Of Gle SIags.
Failure is the only thing that any
man can achieve without effort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
On irif Sfonse.

"Soneen" al Snniibmurrops npIig
inbtrlfne 9sS benIeoer Spmertiom.
beoen pna ct merfeIigt pIbgammeIt
inf 5pritenbsmme, iom Iigger pno
apIten al Sligo % bar omfrir9 so
Snobpggere, Der ira lin @ nGIten al.
brig fommer ODER til S~aitIanoet.
"&ongen" boeSe / oct ianfaIote Slot
oeo 9pmuren, Der er ioa breb, at
man fan fisre en- gogn pan Ben. 81.
euSommeItge, ccIleIiguenSe Slrie, or.
tere, feItiife aors % andre interes.
iante SortiosIeOuinser iumt Here
&irfer nibner ON &ongebpens al6er.
80 beQiqe Reno itaI | BET Ste &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24
Suitanens Gisaretter.

MbbuI Samib ben onben, Ssman.
itammens 24be Super9u og ben
2Sbe efter aonitantinopeIs @rob.
ring, er ubeitriot Seroens melt for
ppnte Rsser. Sngen rsser beore
Gigaretter emo ban, cg De frefnitiaeS
/ en- esen Iioen Sabrif, iom finoes IN
benfor De troenoes 9eberifers ga.
labs. s Itore luftige &um er opitiI-
let flere neutrality-suspicious. al enfeI
9onitruftion, og ct ballot Snes fer
Zig ubpaIgte opgtige arbeibere bar
fin 8irfiombeo Der. Oct bebite BRO.
buff al Den tprfiife Sobofsbsit for.
beboIbeS oeune 5abrif os enooa ifarpt
iorteret. Sum Spioierne al be aIer.
fineite 9labe timber Raaoe for ben
iarIige llblsgnines' 8ommisiion, iaa
at ct Sunbrebe 8lIno 8laoe bare a..
Der ct 8lrro brugelig Sobat. Re.
item gaar / Sfrapfasien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

Sum Iangiomt / ct Bar aortuie.
rer arbei0er De ire norbIige Sitter
fig op til en- @eioIfning iaa itor iom
De TO ipSIige Stiiters. inotiI De i
Siosrummet melem Rl6re % pugre
StenaI6er iaor EOertaget, i pn8re
SernaISer me6 60 PCT. moo 40.
9e SIutnirger, iom ~ooenior er
6raget Of SaIlene, ipnes at oGre Iige'
til og nnturIige, % ON 6oIfemRng.
Sens GorSeIins til De i~orifieaige 81
Der eiper SaIene gObe SpIpsninger
for Be itsrre 2onO5oele.
rliifrere blioer Gorisset pna at be.
femme SoIfemRrgOen I Gal. ale.
reoe / 1877 bemerter Broi. Rpgb,
at man uSen archaeological fan OFT.
oenSe SorboIbet melem SaQet al
5unb ira RIbre og pnere Sernaloer
Tom RaaIeitot for 5orboloet melem
SoItenprgbers SaIriebe6 / De TO
SiSsafnit / be ioritieaiee 9eIe Of
9nroet. s Rorge fienbes iaIt H.
1873 SISfmS. Serai tiIbsrer 5,S4s
StenaIberer, 492 9ronceaISeren,
aIore Serunloer os 6,9S7
pusre SeruaIOer. GorboISet mslsm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-24

bunoreoe babe bpeset ct aIoiter Der.
9efolfningen Tan fortRne Sagu ON
naiten bber Sten pao Gen. Gen Ie.
Der al. Siffe og maa Hide aanife
baarbt. SiItrobs for De ire airter
bar zen ineen Brett, o. goIiti fin.
Ses heller life. "aonsen~, iom inno.
ipnIispis neSitamner ira en- al De
mango sauIe irife aonseilegter, er
CONNER | ane Soiitigbeoer. Zen
6remmeoe bIir pSerit penlis rtoota.
get | BET bortsiemie lille aongeriee
% fan npbe BEN bsie sgre, at en- inf
Sonee meo esen Saano frebenier
bam 2anoets RationaIorif, @biifpeu.