davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01

Stolen bases-Stuart, Whalen, Knight 3, Eggleston, G. Deming. Sacrifice hits -Barnum. Hit by pitcher-Wilson. Two base hit-Eggleston. Three base hits-Stuart, Knight. Base on balls Off Traver 4. Struck out-By Traver 9, by Deming 6. Left on bases-Lakeville 10, Sharon 10. Time of game 1 hr. 35 mins. Umpire MT. Coyne.
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01
Life Savinu and Law.

The Roumanians are as curious in some things as the Chinese A girl who fell into the river and was swept down by the current finally seized a bush on the bank and drew herself to shore. The owner of the land on which the bush grew immediately claimed a reward os shillings because his bush was there and had saved her. Her father refused to pay, and there was a lawsuit. What the law has to decide is whether drowning people can make use of bushes on the bank with out paying for the same or whether the assistance of the said bush is worth a certain sum of money.
 In China if a person falls into the water no one must help him out, but at the same time q spectator can be i'm prisoned for not advising the victim to stay on dry land.
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01

Bohlman juggled G. Deming's grounder A. Deming scoring and Knight going to third. G. Deming stole second. H. Pitcher struck out, Kirby did the same stunt
 No runs were made i'll the seventh. In the eighth Whalen flew to H. Pitcher Ellis singled to left. Turner beat out an infield hit, Wilson singled to left. Emory muffed Bohlman's easy grounder Ellis scoring. Emory fumbled on Bar num's grounder Turner scoring, Stuart flew to Klebes. Traver famed. Sharon drew another blank and neither team scored in the ninth.
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01
Taxpayer.
Sharing Birds

Charles R. Kenyon, an aged inmate of the town farm III Litchield, was caught Saturday in the act of setting snares for game birds. He confessed his guilt. Kenyon has been in the habit of taking the birds to saloon in Torrington and exchanging them for whiskey.
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01

What would you do." the bride groom whispered hoarsely, "lf by some terrible accident I should be drown ed?' In the mild moonlight he saw hiAyoung wife pale and shudder. "Oh. don't Tom" she cried How can you? You know I don't look well in hl"clt"--ChtnGro Irtar Ocean.
Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01
More Forest Fires.

A forest fire Sunday night near Clay ton threathened 700 cords of wood be- longing to the Connecticut Western Lime Company but it was finally suboued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07
DENATURED ALCOHOL.

When congress passed the bill ex-
cmpting industrial alcohol from taxation
a new era of light and heat and power
development for the farmer seemed I'M
minent, says the New York Globe. 1t.
was circulated that the denatured alco-
hol could be manufactured from veg
etable refuse at a cost so low that gaso-
line would be driven from the market
and the farmer provided with an all
most linitless supply Of readily avail
able power. AS yet these hopes and
predictions have entirely failed of real
iza.::ori, and the new fuel is still about
three times as expensive as gasoline.
The information that two government
officials are now in Europe studying
foreign methods Of the production Of
cheap alcohol with the ultimate pur-
pose Of using the knowledge gained III
an experimental laboratory distillery
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

advantage to state, such as this, where
all things having to do with the devel-
opment and advancement of forestry
mean so much. Historically it is re-
called that when North Dakota became
a state in 1889, constitutional provision
was made for State School of For
estry, to be located somewhere in the
counties of McHenry, Ward, Rolette,
and Bottineau, as determined BY, an
election to be held for that purpose.
Such election was held November 6,
1894, resulting in the location of the
school at Bottineau The legislative as.
sernbly of 1897 enacted law naming
the school the North Dakota School of
Forestry; declaring it to be located at
Bottineau by virtue of the vote taken
thereon according to law; and defining
its object to be to give instruction in
such arts and sciences as shall here
after be determined by the board of di-
rectors, and especially in the art of SCI
ence and forest culture" In 1901 a
tax of three -hundredths of one
mill on each dollar of the assessed val
uation OF all taxable property, personal
and real, in the state was levied for
the maintenance of the institution. The
recent legislative assembly amended
these acts declaring that the school
should offer such instruction as is Civ
EN- IN an agricultural high school, lay
ing special stress on the encouragement
OF horticulture and forest culture. The
FIRST building of the school was erected
during the summer Of 1906, funds for
the same being subscribed by the ~citiz-
ems OF Bottineau and vicinity. This
building, two story frame structure,
is located on the grounds donated by
citizens OF Bottineau The last legis-
lature passed an act appropriating $685.
ooo for erecting and equipping a new
building and green house, both of which
will be completed during the ensuing
year. In the fall of 1906, the board Of
directors purchased an additional fifteen
acres OF land, making total of thirty
acres possessed by the school at present.
to be used for experimental work in
elementary agriculture, horticulture. and
forest culture.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

at Washington, is therefore, very well;
come. Evidently until the government
does the experimental work necessary
to the development of practical form
of farm distillery the farmer will re-
,ceive little benefit from the advent of
untaxed alcohol, and he was apparent
ly the chief beneficiary congress had in
mind when the tax was removed.
This is of particular interest to North
Dakotans because of the championship
of the denatured alcohol bill in congress
by Mr.. Marshall, and the hopes enter
tanned not only by that gentleman but
his constituents of its ultimate benefit
to the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

The suicide of John G. Lund of Min
neapolis will come as surprise to
many people through the northwest,
where ne was largely interested in
lands, and where his name has become
almost as familiar as that of the land
itself Family troubles and @brooding
over Ill health are assigned as the caus-
es that led an active participant in the
development of the northwest to take
his own life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
MITCHELL AND GONiPERs.

The New York Globe says that by
his announcement that under no circum-
stances will he take part in the political
campaign John Mitchell further en-
phasizes the difference between his kind
of labor leadership and that of Samuel
Gonlpers. The difference represents
more than variation of judgment as
to what is wise at particular juncture.
It relates to a fundamental difference
concerning what should be the fixed
policy of American trades unionisn1.
Gonapers, of foreign birth stands for
what may be called the European idea
that labor unions should take part as
such in partisan politics. Mitchell, OF
American birth, stands for the Aneri-
can idea that labor unions should as
rigidly keep out of politics as do the
churches. ST..
The advice that John Mitchell gives
to his fellow uniorlists to keep their
unions out of politics comes at most
timely hour. The European theory
advocated by Gompers, that the labor
unions should seek to become an i'm
perium in imperio and that their mem
bers should cease merely being citizens
has made some progress. This prog
ress already menaces the harmony of
trades unionism that has recently
shown most lusty growth. 1t is in
evitable that if the separatist campaign
is further pushed discord will break
out, for a large minority, if not ma
jorlty, of American trades unionists,
citizens first and trades unionists af-
forwards, will never consent to SUR
rendering their private judgment con-
corning affairs political to a junta of
labor leaders. 1t may be assumed that
Gonpers as much as Mitchell has the
welfare of the trades unions at heart
but if the counsel of the former rather
than the latter is taken it is practically
certain, unless an essential change has
taken place in the character of Ameri-
can manhood, that stormy period is
ahead of labor organizations. If there
IS entrance into one campaign, and the
precedent of non-participation is brok-
en-, there will be irresistible pressure to
enter other partisan campaigns, local,
state, and national, and ali manner of
abuse will creep in. Il
M Mr.. Mitchell, an American, may be
assumed to be better acquainted with
the spirit of American workine1nen
than Mr.. Gompers, originally an alien.
The one knows better than the other
what can be done. Mitchell perceives
that even were such result desirable
it is not feasible to- prevent members
OF labor Unions, educated in the same
schools, belonging to the same churches
and subject to the same influences as
other citizens, revealing the same diff
ference of opinion concerning politics
as other citizens. AS there cannot be
unanimity or anything approaching it, |
he would rigidly exclude the factor |
that would make for unending discord |
In scattered instances labor unions
have gone tentatively into politics, and
IN practically every case the effect has
been vastly weakening. This is the rec
ord known of every intelligent union
man, and hence the protest that cool
heads like that of John Mitchell file
against following the imported Comp
ers policy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

here was not the rush anticipated at
the new United States land Office at
Lennon, just over the line from Ad-
ans county in South Dakota. While
this district takes in a large chunk Of
North Dakota, this state was not re-
mernbered in the selection of either Of
the land Office officials Edward Cole
man OF Flandreau, S. D., is the receiy-
er and Cyrus G. Carpenter Of sisseton,
S. D., register.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07
north DAKOTA NOTES

The bank at Medina is TO have a new
cashier. &y.
A park is to be put in around the G.
N. depot at Fargo. y 1.s".. 49,.
The agents for fire insuranc at
fargo have organized. s- e
A man is in Jail at Towner for CO.
with both of his wives.
A street railway system is still a
paramount issue at Grand Forks.
y Burglars entered the 500 depot at
Minot and carried off a typewriter in
stead of the cash register. r..
The Grand Forks Times run
short day-or two to give its employees
an opportunity to attend the state fair
this year. s.ss4
The paving question disposed of,
Grand Forks will now turn her atten-
ton to the installation of a street rail-
way system
After all these years the editor of the
Medina Citizen has come to the con-
clusion that the use of profane language
is a nonsensical habit. Il
B The latest county division scheme in
Ward county provides for two coun-
ties to be known as Butkee and Rem
vile to be carved out of the county,
making three counties ,of the present
territory.
The liquor license of Holm Haas Just
over the river from Fargo in Moorhead,
has been revoked because he allowed his
place to run after hours and his big
saloon on the north bridge will be. clos
ed-so it is said. h
The Fargo Call quotes Land Commits
sioner Hegge with saying that the heat
was something tarrifc when he was in
Bismarck during the past week. No
doubt Hegge never made any such state
nent for nowhere in the world is the
climate finer than along the Slope
when a few cold ones" are in sight.
Devils Lake has entertained the
convention of state druggists this
week and Minot wants to do the hon
ors next year. Minot is making a
strong bid 10 become the convention
city Of the state and unless some OF
the boosters in other cities around
the state get busy the Magic city il
apt to be It along these lines.
States Attorney Wineman Of Grand
Forks, has received notice from the at
torney generals office that the STATE had
taken an appeal in the spotter reward
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07
The University Of North Dakota
GRAND FORKS, NJ D.
VIII Open for its Twenty fifth Annual Session
Tuesday, Sept. u, 1905

TIE the equipped e
se Inc Museum and unusually corapi. TIE
an
Aot'oN f>E1 except in the College oflawI -,
University has eleven buildings heated throughout by $500
bau. sa,sa ny elss New library mines buIn
with heated lighted furnished including bath ma.
cataogue) -. uAe year heea NOT exceed $l3A lSec
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
is ssss s s Id s1
A. Pst Darpase degree Master & Arts e 1
TEACHERS COLLEGE
a e 4 sssys ss
tin @ the very good can
ssa pgss two wss e .s a. ..sAs
COLLEGE OF LAW 4#s7Fi##@
e. g. Eaesusus
COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL Fnf:rNRRppr-
cal s esss & bead 81
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Maintained nav e
COLLEGE OF MINING ENGINEERING School 81 Nine,
just mes Engineering Engineer d Nine.
q car h Bas saas
COLLEGE MEDICINE u f s. Dn
@ 5 s ad smG sss % ns
hs asnasa Il ~
THE MODEL SCHOOL
Teachers four years. bigb
@ director Hnep W NJ
Fof further Information aogueaddr
WEBSTER MERRIFIELD, Pres. Universitv. & !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

President Kemp Of the North Dako-
IA School Of Forestry sends out an at
tractive circular and course of study,
outlining the work Of the institution for
the ensuing year. This is one Of the
newer Of the state educational institu-.
tions, but a due attention to the mat
ters indicated in Its name will Be Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

WORTH KERN.
Hon. John Worth
of the
fight the
superior odds He Howard
five
the graduated
school
in Indianapolis
has the
Miss Araminta
Cooper
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

Col. H, NJ. Creel of Devils Lake has
been removed from his position as grain
inspector of the department of agricul-
ture for "pernicious political activity"
during the recent primaries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

Pink Paper, Democrat, champions
Hon 4. ?. Casey for congress because
as It declares Mckenzie is close to both
of the Republican nominees.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07
Today's Suggestion by Ellen STAN
NEAT KITCHEN APRON.

should be included IN every
wardrobe the kitchen well fitted the ou
bottom For summer mat OF lhe
: desirable @tE
checked cooed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

Japan is giving more subsidies TO
steamships while Americans are ilaui-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

ing down the flag of the United States
from what few vessels we have on the
Pacific. 1t won't take Japan long to
gobble up the commerce-with our help.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

case in which States Attorney Wine
mans contention is that the law was in
effect and valid and was upheld by the
district court. Te. -
The next meeting of the pharmacists
will be held in Grand Forks.
The following from the Valley City
Iimes-Record: "Hansbrough is being
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

discussed for McCumber's shoes in two.
years. Why note He has cut loose
from the Mckenzie crowd and would
be acceptable to many people who
fought his reelection during the pri-
maries." Peewee must be looking for
more stockholders. s.,
Stutsman county had five inches of
rain in July.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-07

States Attorney Wineman Of Grand
Forks has received notice from the at
torney generals office that the state had
taken an appeal in the spotter reward
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Soor mcgct Vano
ira Ssimlen4

Sfient man / ILminbcIighe6 oco,
at Der ill oct bagItge Stu bsrer e.
beitemt YtPngOe 6ilatigbeo, og at
Sfperue bar opertaaet Hoacn Iom
&immcIenS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ioa
bar man oog ucppe nOacn rigtig 80
,eItiniua ON oen ubUre SnuomTng'
&c, iont iIpber omfrtug ouer bore
@opeNer.
Gen oniceSe tpife Weteorolog
Sriti6e bar onItiaet en- RGtfe inte'
r~csionte @ereguingcr. Sfelgc nisic
or ReenmGng0en paa De tcritieaige
TeIe al Soroer hsiit pnrierenoe.
Minoit reaner oct / aititroIien,
iSet Regum9ngoen Der fltn er AZ
Gentimeter. Sun fslger europa meo
81 @eutimeter. aiicu meo 60 Genti'
meter, 9orOamerifa meo iornme
Giifer, airifu meO ST % cnoeltg
Spoamerifo meo 1l2 Geutimeter.
Wau unorcr fig itrnts Ooer BET
TuttmL at bper apaorottonnne !
europa uirfeIig uorlig nou0e8 mee
Ct Gentimctcr Reau. gteu enoml
mere ouerroitet bltr mani oocr at
Criare, bpilfcu euorm Segt BET Sfo'
bette, iom ouqiuer Soroen, | 8trte'
l~iqbe6en repre- enterer.
Sritihe bercgncr Den narlige 9eeo'
bcr til 10000 alibitfilometer. /
Siter @an0 peier I aiIoarum. Som
Te(ae Serai oeier I allbitmeter 1000
ailoaram eIler 20 Geutner. Oct bill
Tor eltropas pcOfommenoe iige, at
Ger puu buer Sudoratmeter taloer
so ailoqram eaer ~ Geutner.
Sor belle Sor6en8 9eofommcnoc
foroelcr @egteu iig ioleoes: I au'
tiimcter 1870 20 Gcntnrr; I alrbiffi'
lometcr: 20 X 1000 Ntiuiorer
Snibifmcter 10000 Wiiaiouer
Gentner % 10000 aIbtttiIometer
- 22iO WtiQiuroer Gertuer. Oct
dir ouqlig Ell 8egt al 6l30 0Piaio'
ner Gentner, iom omgioer Soroen
for at boloe 2uiten iugtig.
Soroooerilaoeu er 500 Ypia. aca'
fratfilometcr. Get nil gicnnem.
initliQ iige, at oper bper a~raorattI'
lometer hpilcr Ell Tugtiabeosio:Ic
paa II GentnerS 8eQt. Or oct bd
lmoerlia. at ri al og til isler o3
trpffeoe2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

neIie / fit Sag, beocr oct. Oct er Inn
fua Stra, iom life IGreS Der. Rieuo-
ifabet I'll et alii6ig Susfsrelie | ct
SoteI u0pifIet til gioenffab, usie
&ienoitab til De fire 8eroenSiproa,
CT iuogoder6e 6~crOpbeIie / 9eosrafi
% mooernc SrafttpPicn, bsteite Slil.
tIIr % elegance / SptrPoeu og 2tus-
i~sreIie, Stioie Of Spgieue, nsie Sor.
troIigbco meo ale gpmnaitiite %
iportslise EpeIier og en- life aIuliu-
ScIig 5itlofummenbeb / 9ons.
Sort ioet, oeu. iom meo goot re.
ilrltnt bar beisat S~otcIpRrtSs lluiuer.
~iitetet tan o~pcrfor fine 8iGiter ito-
ipIoe lin BIaoS TIMBER ale 2ioets
SorboIo". San fan ppre treble
Wono i'll en- lbombre ellcr 0eItoger
| ct 9oIfipil og or Der neo ct SoteI'
tol Wan9el pnd 9anienoe Serrer,
ril ban bare Den bcbageligite Gan.
fen for De urge 0amcr. otter oct
iranife Embellishments Rering oil
oermeo S0eaIet al en- SoteIOGrt uG'
re uauet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Trcmttocns 6apcr.

M, <,ar.
fu'S O,"s Ivy W
WV. q. "O"etp ~ TIVu'Ctti's "
S.t Sp0tssnIuu VTO,''Or~ ote'"t'
pe''" Ouoeo99I.lHg pS' "e9stS o um,
S'o'steSie't, lpn peJ'Uo ~ w., 80
Su8t'ee'Io pde''',eV't''''e u"e 0st,
re'.S IotlIe"r9e sun tU". :" o.'
%e'Hl'oi' u ote''t'O'LL" Vapet p0'
.gg9e" ~ puaroe, n'VOl!uI'0"'g8''9e'
I'''o Iotpu''o'e ~'ute''"'e'' ecu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Storre SpituobOttc pco
SiGlp al GIeftriettet.

Beo anbuingcn al oct uatrrbIito'
rife Ruierm / SauIep (@uglaro)
iorle0en DAG bolot Den b~etieuote ert-
gelite 8i6cuifabsmano Sir Slioer
&o6gc et 3oreorag ON DC grperi.
menter. ban / ire gar bar ioretaget
meO R%utteplanter. San bar uoIat
Glarterne for eleftriife Strsmme og
bl. a. fonitateret, at Spe6e I. CT.
gap 800 pGt. iterre uobptte,
ndar oeu elcttrieereoes, emo ndar
ben iii bore paa iPopanlig Raaoe.
Sfignt oct euonr uor for tioIigt al
iuitilua aien6agieruinger, mantte
man mrtnge, at GIettricitet otrfeSe
pua Elanterne paa iamme gsaaoe
Tom Solifm.
Ron fan Tom bcfieuot life aar
efter Gor pna iamme Soro oprfe De
famine GooerpIurter. oa Soroen bIir
u6tsmt. Mau bar ment, at bette
ifpfSe5 Sen Cmitrnoigbeo, at BIan.
ten ficrueoe noaet ira Soroeu; men
uu er Cir Cliucr tiIbsteIig til at
fro, at Rlatsn iuorere t~ilisrer Sor'
SEN ct Stpi uoifiler en- @tft, Tor
hpilfen andre Elauter fam bore
IMMUNE. men ioul piIoe Itaoe ben
famine (5rg0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
nnocrpisuina I anspGien,

s S%piflauo oinoer lluoeroisnilt'
gen / SuSuPien / 5olfeitolerue ita.
rig mere 8errGu, irrlig / De inou'
iirieae Siitrittcr. vi 523 tpife 9per
meo ooer 10000 Suobp1gere bar
154 inoisrt llnberpisning / SuSpR.
fen; oerof fommer paa 1rcu@lcn
clene tt3 9per. &uSbolbniugSun'
S~ernisriug er uolttrIigniS tln ino.
tort | DC iibite SfoIeoor, ocIs tuun.
0ent, bells polairit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

oerne paa en- Snipeftsr, en- iaafalbt
SoaeIWart (GigIeposter).
"5usIeno1teren" er bIit noSannqt
til lin @ierning hos en- itsrre. init
Soroeier (Sr. b. g~erIepid), ipm i
lang Sib bar siort SlgIebeifpttelien
til ipecieIt Stnbiiim. Sr. D. gerlepi6
bar ubarbeioet ReeIerne iauneI for
Den forrefte a~onitruftion al 5ugle.
faster % bcreS Spb9nenina paa
pasienbe Steber iom for SIartuin.
gen al tatte 6ugIefrot - De to SO.
peSmetboSer, iom ban anbeiaIer bna.
DC til geifptteIie os SorsseIie al
Suale.
SaaoeI obifiuiae u%oItrafte Barrier
oo Saoer Sambnrgs Smcan (5ric.
bridberQ, Snrmien o.i.p.) iom 9auo.
btitrtfterue iuSeufor gpeuS Serrito.
rtltm er MI bit ioripnt neo SugIe.
faster; De 5uale, for bpilfe De er be.
itemte, er Wciier, Stpre og SpGtter.
Sfjor or ser frit uooeIt 1920 iaa.
oarre aosier % ioIgt 300; ioIt ital
ser bore ca. 1000 furitiee SuaIere.
Der / Drug / SamburgS Smegn.
en- Metbo6e iii SugIerrS @eifut.
teIie er Blantuiua al tEttc arat I'll
Sp % Sp, % Ne lotale autortteter er
MI bI. a. igorg meo | et af2ouobtltrtf'
terne al pIaute ct arut paa omtrert
1000 Gpn6ratmeter Get beltaor
bopebiaaeIig al SIoaentorubuife meN
en- Aiitano al ca. 212 500 melem
boer al Dem. Otter bier toIute @uif
plonte5 9sg, aif % 8ran; iaa ifal
Ser pGre minore 8rupper al otlbe
RibS oa StifFeISbpr, % omfrin9 oct
belle itaI Der planteS Ell beifuttenoe
Segu al piIoe Roicnbuite. Get er
Qo0tQiort, at Der / 2ebet al meget fort
Gi0 ubtifIer iig ct ri9t 6uglelfo tn'
Den / oi&ie &rat.
Den ~preuSiiife H~egieriua bar no
gipct flcre Qieccr meo gcifriucl'e
al ioaoonnc 6ilsIereber % arat /
Sen &eniigt at opmruutre til Seifpt.
trIie al uDttiae 6ugIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Spiusimittc 90 Slncr.

en- Rpffe l(r0erisgelier al en- inf
Sorifer gaor no ptu at fonItatere, ON
Sluer, iom bIep iooret meO Ientul'
tltrer al SpfuSbociler, berefter tunoe
briuae 9ociQerue pibere omtrtng, cg
bpor lPnae 0e / befrGitenoe 5alo bar
iItanb BERTH. 6Ilerne opbolot Jig /
1870 elmer / en- Itor 8laife, boori
fanbtes SiItrerpopir gie%nneurtruftet
me6 en- 9ultr al Epfusbaciler. Sra
6Iaifcn bragtc8 TLuerue ooer / rene
@lag, % efter at bore orGbt meo
aIoroform % tint ie%nOerbeIt, iaaoeS
De no paa EIaoer al Ell @ele, iom
frembpber guniti8e gGrtforboIo for
gociQerne. Set piite Jig Oa, at Stu.
erne euouu 90 Sage efter at 0e buUoe
fortpret Spiu5bocilfuIturerne nor
gprere al Ieuenoc gaciQer. Speci.
ellie llnoerisgeIier ooer, boor / 6Iuer'
mes Sraonisme &ociaerre opbol0t Jig,
bar meqet pauiteliJe at ouitiae pda
8ruuo al 9preue5 2ioeubeo, men De
bite, at Rifroberue funOe ~paautIes
paa Sopeoet, Ben % Singer al Slit
erne fem Gage eiter at oisie bapOe
Dpret / gersring mleS altItiren % /
carmen nj Gage efter bette SiOs.
punft. Sluerues 8eiiuoenoe paoUir.
fes life / min6ite RaaOe oeO GpOeI.
len al De iarIige 9aciIfulturer.