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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08

cinated with the venerable old
man. He was charmed with his
manners and his perfect polish
surprised him.
Thus 10th being exceptions there
grew up between them an excep-
tional friendship. A cordial famil-
iarity overshadowed rank and
creed. During his stay in Italy, the
duke never let week pass without
writing to Joseph, and his very
first order upon arrival at the cas-
tie was, "A carriage after Pan. Jo-
seph."
Joseph arrived. The duke greet
ed him heartily and presented him
with a costly watch he bought for
him In Vienna. Then they talked
of many things and looked over the
various souvenirs the duke had
brought home from Italy and other
lands Of Europe.
Among those souvenirs was an
old scroll with mountings of car Ted
cedar Joseph began to tremble
the moment he looked at it. When
he took it in his hands and un-
rolled it htavy moan escaped his
bosom.
What is the matter, Pan 10
seph?" asked the duke; you seem
excited and you must not do that;
| 1t will hurt you. Calm yourself,
Pan Joseph. If this scroll is of
special interest to you let's talk it
over quietly"
But Joseph was past control.
mo, MOI" he cried, do not tell
me to be caln-I cannot be calm
My blood boils and my senses
swim!
"The river of time swetps back
wards. Poland, Holland, Spain,
Rome, Greece and Babylon-every
land where my scattered nation
has wandered or suffered fades
from the face of the earth. Judea
stands at the zenith of power. On
the throne in Jerusalem sits the
wirest of men. In youth he sings
of love and the rose of Sharon; at
old age he signs over the vanity
of life and the happiness of non
existence.
"The Song of Songs and Ecclesi-
astes! Good alone knows where
the former is but the latter-here
it is, Pan Duke!"
Pan Duke, Ecclesiastes in Solo
mons handwriting!"
The duke stood spellbound, i'm
movable as a statue; Joseph sank
into a chair, all exhausted. Then
taking the scroll from Joseph the
duke began to pace the floor. On
a sudden he stopped before the
fireplace and the next moment the
scroll was wriggling in the fire.
Like an old tiger OF a sudden re-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
BE AN INDIAN FOR A DAY.

1t is summer. The yoke of business makes necks
With every morning find our withers more and
gallingy wrung by the saddle of job The time
of outings is here and some of enjoying it.
In some better time the people will all have their
month of the for viewing that picture gal
ery in which hung the of God. Now most
of must stay in the shafts all and pull And
yet if you who cannot go far will make real effort you
take lunch basket rod and ne and the boys and the
girls and the wfe-they ought to go-and be a savage
for day at time and know what it is to smell
the good brown EARTH and to lie the grass and to watch
the clouds
Be savage in while this summer-it is good
for you.
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OWIkWMWND NGANWGGTMuptf

BY the light of candles Duke
RadZiwill sat in his library wait
ing for Joseph. A fire of wood
burned in the crate, casting fantas-
tic shadows on the wall opposite.
The windows, all open admitted
fragrant spring air. cool to de-
gree of chilliness. Now and then
he would walk to the mirror and
look at himself.
He was a man of 35, tall and
handsome. He was unmarried and
an exception to his class-the only
Polish nobleman of his day whose
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
MOST AN/THIMG}
Aa95S@ 49, 60 ~ TA w. Va

Giuseppe Mule, 10, and Mrs. An
gelina Gorilla, 81, secured license
to wed in Philadelphia.
John Yates, an Englishman,
Round Hill, Conn, liked Boston
baked beans so well he ate two
quarts. He died.
Detectives are on watch in Lin
coin av., Pittsburg, for a ghost
dog" They reported Sunday it
came up behind them, said Good
morning" twice in deep tones, and
disappeared in a greenish vapor.
Glow did you find the steak
sir?" asked the waiter at the
cheap restaurant Of the man who
had dined.
by perseverance" was the re.
ply. "The mOrsel was hiding un-
der a Brussels sprout; but
tracked him down"
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gaining strength and agility of
youth, Joseph rushed to the fire.
place but powerful hands kept him
back With groan he sank to
the floor unconscious.
When he regained consciousness
he found himself in the dukes bed
room and the duke at his side.
He was not the Joseph Of an hour
ago; his usual calmness had re-
Pan Duke" he said feebly, may
l ask you what prompted you to
destroy the scroll when you
learned what it was?"
your excitement, Pan Joseph"
answered the duke. 81 took the
scroll as a souvenir from the Vati-
can museum. In common speech it
means l stole it. Your excitement
frightened me into the hallucina-
ton that the disappearance of it
has been discovered, and even as
you spoke thousands of secret
agents were in search of it. In a
spell of mad fear I tossed 1t into
the f."
The last word was half unspok-
en- yet, when a lackey announced.
"Signor Marianni of Rome"
Catcher Frank Bowerman had
the marvellous fielding average OF
900 in 1907
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LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST

A $500 library and cases given ava
church, club or society in Spokane sc
by Dec. LIST, 1908. Merchants listed
loo purchase, Current accounts pro
library is on exhibition at Goble, Pr
lot boxes are located at McNab Drug
Pharmacy, Monroe and Maxwell: Eas
Fair Pharmacy. EGGS Sprague; The
Grocery. Fifth ave. and Fisk; West
WHITE HOUSE DRY GOODS CO..
Riverside. Howard and sprague.
oHA1r MUSIC CO., sos-slo River
side: Phone 1881:
Trio 90, 11s-12O Lincoln. Main 1883
McNAD DRUG co., Washington
TIE MARVEL n1XLLINERY, 404
Riverside. Main 1893.
CASCADE LAUMDHr CO., oil
sPoKANH CEREAL FEED q
FUEL CO., Rock Springs coal. 0101S
Division. Maxwell 500.
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Meats, fish.
eggs and butter. o142S Monroe.
VAST. Tinn ..rAr. STATION,
auto, tire vhlcanised, bicycles and
lrHT1oPotn EA1KET. Meats.
s21 Sprague Main 10i7.
BROADWAY 1xA1xET, Meats.
i72S Broadway. Maxwell 90.
SPOKANE FLORIST CO., 1872 Riv-
erside Main s.
GOLDEN WEST BAKERY, E1904
Sprague. Main 4170.
FAIR PHARMACY, E262s Sprague.
Main 1911.
A. NJ. AUSTIN, Feed. os24 Monroe.
sHoAnw4x HOME BAKERY.
lis Broadway. Maxwell 617s.
W. o. TOOTE, Groceries. S14 Pitts
burg st. Main 1880.
QODLE, PRATT q ROBBINS, Fur
niture. Main and Post. Priv. Elk. 20.
WA1E BIOS, Hardware, tents and
awnings, 1876 Howard. Main 2l77.
d. +. PHDCE, Harness and sad
dlery. S22 Sprague Main 4186.
DR0wM'0 PHARMACY, Monroe
and Maxwell Maxwell 1860.
SPOKANE STEAM LAUNDRY, 401
Howard Main ia.
PINE ODEuX DAIRY co., S16S
Division. Main 325.
J. A. MoINTYRE, Plumbing, 81
Stevens. Main 24S7.
THE ALMA CASH GROCERY.
Second av. and Cedar. Main 6s3.
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mind was not given exclusively to
frivolous amusement and Wild
pleasures, He graduated with Hon
5rs from the universities 81 Prakue
and Paris, and after graduation,
fast life not being to his taste, he
took up his residence at home in
the secluded and beautiful castle of
Nieswirz.
The day he came his Jewish sub
jects. according to custom, met him
with bread and salt. Joseph was
the spokesman Of the delegation.
The earnest young duke was fas-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08

0hf iii6 thS iai sSSh hohicSA " NNeS~
below will give one vote with each
mptly paid are entitled to votes. The
att & Robbins, Post and Main. Bal
Co., Wash. and Riverside: Arnold
ONE BAKERY. IT'S Broadway; Browns
End Pharmacy, Napa ana sprsgue'
de Pharmacy. Ash and Indiana.
BOSTON a6eARxET, Meats, Secona
av and Cedar. Main 1927.
CANNON HILL FUEL b ICE CO.,
Wood, Pacific and Brown. Main 1907.
gTANDAHD OOlnEN101AL COL
xz0E, Columbia Bldg. Main 1921.
20 o. X Eo MAMx as1 Meats OTIS Mon
souARE DEAL MARKET. Meats.
E1530 Sprague. Main 626.
COOPERATIVE REALTY co.. 1
Bernard Main 1892.
RIN0EL AkIKESELL, Timers.
E1s11 sprague. Main 1880
EAST END FHAnNAoY. Napa and
UNI0M FEED CO. Els1o sprasue.
MAI ALLEY Sssf azoo..x CO.. o,ss7 d.
| vision. Maxwell 22c.
TEH MISSION. confectioneries.
ARNOLD DxUa CO., s1s Riverside.
oAAs; E. sruHazs. Joweler. sis
). CLARE WATSON, optician.
| Main 1887. s0s Chemical block.
TIE ,. A., on0CEnY. Main 2s4l.
snoApwxX DRY GOODS co.
| Maxwell 272S. 1925 Broadway.
RED CROSS MEAT MARKET.
| Maxwell 1850. Ash and Indiana.
J. II. KoBE1Ts @ Bn0., Buggies,
| " agons and II ,rscs. 6:3C' Monroe.
THE vIoLEr MAZE DAxAAH..
Ladies' Hair Goods. Combs and
| Toilet Articles, Gents TeApees. 40
Sprague Main 11aG.
SPOKANE TAxr.ORIgu 90. Main
E1xPTRn TEA AND oRooxERY
90. Main 292. eli Riverside.
RANNEY AND BERNARD, Main
| 9439. 1923 r.. Sprague.
WEST SIDE PHARMACY, Ash
and Indiana Maxwell 112.
DOODY 3 KILBoHN, Groceries,
Hardware. Maxwell Si47. Ash and
LIBBY ART STUDIO, Portraits.
Main 2477. 90 Wolverton block.
DAVIS SHOE CO., ia Post st.
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bling joint in back of the Lotus
building, near the police station,
last night and caught 10 Chinese
and japanese gamblers. Each put
up $40 bond. I'll Gee furnished
the money. They were playing
blackjack with the roof the limit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08

An orange will steady the
nerves.
Guests this egg fresh?
Waiter-Yes, sir; it's a fresh egg
I've been saving for you two
weeks.
When Maxine Elliott recently
played in Washington she was
dined by Mrs. Roosevelt and the
president.
''In your opinion" asked the
member of the investigating COM
mittee, what is the cause of the
evident unrest among the ~
dians?"
Comanche Pete, the noted scout,
blew a cloud of smoke into the at
mosphere. Then he took his pipe
out of his mouth. "Fleas,,' he an
swered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
MRS. PAUL KELLY, UPON
WHOSE BRAIN MOTHER
DESIRES OPERATION

to distinguish right from wrong,
Mrs. Margaret brennan Of Long
Island city desires to have a sur
gical operation performed and the
evil portion of her daughters brain
removed.
The young woman is Mrs. Paul
Kelly and she is at present serving
q six-month sentence in the Snake
Hill reformatory on the charge of
petty thievery.
The mother claims that her
daughter was led astray by for
eign servant girl. who came to live
with the family when the child
was only 7 years old. The maid
taught the child to steal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Surgical Aid to
Alter Character

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-With the
hope of changing the character of
her daughter that she may be able
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
A Soap Bargain

Best Offering of soap ever
made In this store. The brands
are Andrew Jergens, Oatmeal,
Crab Apple and Glycerine.
There soaps sell regularly at
10c; on sale at. Or
Blk IOr. =. .60N
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Merry Widow Yelling

The most popular yelling Of
the season, comes AZ inches
wide and is very suitable for
large, square wells; colors are
black, brown. navy, royal. $3.50
values on CO.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
RAID CHINESE GAMBLERS

The police raided I'll Gees gam.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Writing Tablets

Full letter size writing tab
let's. some Of them little soiled
round the edges; all good grades
OF paper. These sold originally
at 25c. Clean sweep o.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08

Catcher Frank Bowerman had
the marvellous fielding average OF
$50 in 1907.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Art Linens Sale

800 drawn work linen squares,
size 30x30 and worth CSC; also
10 dozen fancy swiss scarfs, size
18x54, worth ACC each. On sale
at the clean sweep o.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Ladies' Umbrellas

Ladies' umbrellas with Gloria
covers, steel rods and Paragon
frames. a great assortment OF
handles to choose from. The
regular prices are $1.25 and 81:
Clean sweep Or 1
sale price. .........OOC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Collar Pins

Neat little article, very fash
aonable, and very useful. These
come in rolled gold and sterling
silver, and some black jets are
In the lot; 25c values. m
Clean sweep sale price. lUC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Lace Curtain Sale

Sixty pairs of fine imported
Brussels net curtains, in nice
variety of new designs, values
up to So. Not more than three
pairs to a customer, a. 40
on sale at, a pair. .VfefO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Couch Cover Sale

Good style couch covers; we
have over a hundred that we
will offer at low price; como
in all the new striped tapestry
effects, $3.50 values. o.
Clean sweep sale price. .0CC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
A Sale of Neckwear

Odds and ends of neckwear.
strictly up-to-date fancy lace and
embroidery collars, fine turn.
overs, Merry Widows, and silk
bows in lace, lawn and silk.
Values up to Use, ON t.
sale at. each. i "
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Berkeley Cambria

5000 yards of Berkeley Cam.
brio, so much used for fine un.
derwear; sell all the time at
zoe and 25c a yard In every
store, we will sell 1t at ~
the clean sweep sale. -. xOC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-08
Japanese Fans

Japanese folding fans in all
colors and also in black, con-
venient size, just the thing to
carry in hot weather; about
hundred in the lot. Clos E.
ing out at, each. ........ .OC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-14
Deccrat>pcstc .
Nrnen
% go. 81. %

I'll ben Ianse Maae o gsser til SoneLasuina, ion ~3ecOrobzgoaen. reot.
narshst hper Ssf fenSer ub til fine Gbonnenter, er Der biNe 9ooe fset ct mt
Dtno, oct 13be @atien aiseom be foreeaasnbe gmb inSeboner bette ne ct
a1 doerlenoe Hpdls at fortne eaer IansGe etpHer, Der bill can flo nbmerft
~ SsttlaSntne 6anIiereSfen be Luee 0tnterateuer.
oprr os remit Tnoes Der ct fort anaI snaatcrtanineer o. etsier. bm.
.Du"pt rai n9ones Sra Gerperne same 9ase", Der FuSrer. bporbon Nnet
pa en- lr UmSe frerebe en- afor upnbs graHenonS. ~en Grpbrna
: s'oHer", en- rSunSe 5ortrains ON en- Then fa gn. "siebueus asN.
n w." pl forfrar om. bporban en- Pse Rem yort anousmt biLp TO eMrhe
.Me' eInrt YER odr tonrret en- &nlos pna 9rdaoen menen BEN, - "n aam
- SmeHe' N hcen batter, bennobs Sortrnns at @ems StrsmbaI ON en- gam.
a nv 1ppper g bons same snefhs gnbeHe. "Gn nbesnnet SelhSaab", IN
S"31seeoenorrns fra ben iOenfe gferlapF, = "Gm gubs Bamse", en tffonR.
Io"anh'p Snhortng al apns @5rifan ben 2bens SuneeuHab pan auIunbbmos
~ . n nne aibSmanOs SrtheHe", en- Irreris HSn StHorie fra Sorrets
"@ssA0sl - "snb % 9srsmins", en- trasH strrins fra en- moF StrSbbaS
az Sn Soeunne @ost - "Gt asHe1, IN rSen SfHorie fra ssnanS. "er. MA.
,.s @e"stOenpeD" "sfensrrsfet", N romantic Sortanina fra SobrnSor, -
Se"n'Hs wnif, ct sannmert Senfasn fra SorHen, enbpiSere ct ballot guan
til SeIus". ~~ 0'r Wv
y mere omffe Ting maa natnes ben puSfae gerdnina ON ~so epuuten
:" Va ahrsbus Sansie), Spper6fforin on "zpHas sturmanb o.
~ pa"s", Stforen ON Sestpurrt "Son eir ps 30 gari" - o. ben
uoehas1s norfOmns Notwithstanding m "eaa bon or gaua I'm bans
Srnrnaahsn".
af posnIarsoiSenfabepae giOrae Hr frem6abes BEN inters@onie geranina
em "sr f'm geirsrpfHrr", ben Eeeiaa interesante s,nSrina al gunben ummr
andHerpaoet neb Siteen Timber en- Seeanbumper", en- btaprfR Sremainiua al
''aatn ei0re Fiber" FAINT en- arHs intresfme sHfbrtnser fra sme.
'"et ontsanolenOe gierne. eSberhpperne % sernherne.
~ SHo9ooet forsurlst ma nnpnes be interGsiante ShIbriraer al "Saobs.
nsHaaa sor" bsO @aHsos os "eSHerhrferne I Gran" t5por bIanst andre aas.
nun Stnfe hessr bssrapet) % ben mert.iee geutntne ON 1asuf arYsn1, en-
rdfrs 9olsrsut. ion bb saGrisR generaI.oe Baron,
Dnoef af1hmes neS en- GfSefns for gsru % unabom - m GomIno mpr.
hinges emb. 'NSrN
Seanse al stBrinserne Os SiHsrierne er kS5aeet Of suuaraaOusr. iaraa
Ssrneafbeinaen rt inrfreret
un I'll braf ie at bet npe gtnb al "SanuieIesnina" bhber boa en- flor
Surne0e Snenof baaSe til Understanding % geIaring. Ser G uoeet for ollie
u'e0sH'Her az SaHhltn - fra Gar id Gina til ben busae saset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-14
5ntarnuH1t

Siet5 BIZ bsgsc. Sra Chippewa
Sails meloes ben Soc os., at ben peo
Cameron 9Gmuingen ioa befienote
Sobn s. 9iet5 nii beapnoer at isle
fig mere trpg for Soerrumpiin9er,
os at ban ofte refer til ben lille
2anbsbp @inter. Sioite lse bar ban
flaleoeS ire @ange | benne gp for
of sisre Snofisb at Materialer til
ct mt Sis. Tom ban aster at opfsre.
Gsbsialb / Stonsbtpn. apotbefcr
8. 8. Melaos | Stouebton bsbe for
leben at Sierteilog, "A Iar sammel.
afosbe bar fsot / Cottage Srope,
met Hptteoe / 1872 til S~tpugbton,
bbor ban elf | 8ompaniifab meo fin
S9tter. forbp. Wapor 6. s. WeInas.
San efterlaoer iia en- 80 aar CANT
mel Mober liant Suitru og Batter,
ligelebes en- 9rooer, anoretp Mel.
aas, | Maoiion.
On Eipnserfpinbe bpb. Gen 81
aar samIe Mrs. @unoer @rptebacf
/ aIbion Conn bsoe fornplis eiter
Ipnsere Sibs Speeliebeb, og blep
b%esrapet fra Gbriit Iiitberife 8irfe,
bpor 8ait. s. q. Stlib forretteoe.
afbebe par fsbt | 3elemorfen, 0or.
&C, oe Tom for SO aar iioen til Game
Gountp. Gun efterIaber fig to sst-
rer og ire 9stre, - benoes Mano
oeoe for mango gar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-14
8IaHet ~MHfOimnter to
6omee meentlie. bper
Girsoae mes s siNer
Ieciaeet al "peS ,lr.
tten~ U6 SiSer). %
Rper Srecae mes 8
siSer j: tt.

glabet siner nbfsrlig geifeb ON
ugens S9noeIier / Snb. o. ublano.
Sornoen ipecieae aorreiponbancer
fra @aibinston brinser bet fploise
Gfterretninser fra 4onsresiens 5or'
banoIinger og fra De forifieIlise Sta
tiers 2egisIaturer / ben Eib, bisie er
iamIet.
s bbert Wiimer af glaoet bringes
en- MGnsbe Rpbeber fra be "gamle
2anbe" - fra 8peo og 8p ! 9crge
os 9anmarf iamtt ct og anbet al al
men Snteresie fra Sperise. Big.
tisere gesipenbeoer | Iooerlaroene
bebanoles | I9ngere &rtifler. 9es'
iioen bringes bper llge interesiante
aorreiponoancer fra be fo~rlfielige
9peoer | Noree og beriglenner1
boIoes De, iom er iibpanbret fra peo'
fommenbe gpsber, reselmpsiist i,r''
oerrettet ON Stpr os SteI og Sen'
belier | Siembpsoen.
gf megen praftiif gptte er ben
rieentlise Spalte meo Spsrssmaal
og Spar, bpor Ibonnenterne ptl faa
paaIioeIis geffeb ON Sins, be er !
Spil ON.
@foeIingen for Carmen, Sn'
et og Sapen rebigeres az en-
~erfaren Sarmer og en- erfaren Sus-
mooer og siper en- Masie sooe &aaS
oe 8eiIeoming | Iarets Sob, og ois1e
alene er perb mere END glaoets
4ris.
80 SpdIter meo paoIioelig firfe.
Iige Hpbeoer fra De Iutberife Strife.
iamfiino finbes boer ltge.
Sornoen / be reooftionelle artif.
Ter, Der giper orientereube Speriigter
oper Sibens bistigite Spsrgsmaal
og SoreteeIier, i~nbeboloer gIaoet og.
iaa en- Masie anbet 2afeitof, bells op.
Ipienoe Grtifler ON almeninteres.
iante Gmner, bells moriomme Smaa.
fortaainser, gnefboter % fomiife
gileoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-14

Su"iiuptiut ulpHte. ". -.
Solution fra Rapio Gitp oa s. %.
Sobnion ira Safe gnoes beilntteoe
forIeSen unber fit SpboIo / @eooes,
at CHARLES mir Gountp gaufs sea.
pitoI itrlbc forsses til $4,000.
ErimGrpalslOpen citeritrGbcs. -
Tepr9ientanter for Citizens Brobi.
tioniiter f~remtraabte oen Soe os. for
StutSiefretGrm | Rierre cg forlmptc
q. foa i'm @aIaieoScl boqfsrt ifslae
Den gamle @alglop al 1903, ibet ben
me TrimGrpolgIop fliIoit9noig blep
%isnoreret. Oette Sorlongenbe bIep
rntlirligpiS neatet, bporpaa De bent.
retote iig til Ssieiteret % erbper.
bene Ell ORDER til Stotsiefretpren
ON, at oerte ifiilbe fremIpege fine
@ruttoe for He9teIien. Sage, ifol
behanoIeS ben 15oc april. grobi.
bittoneIterne bar inbsipet nj forifiel.
lige gnfer orer ben npe Brimprnula.
Ion, oa bniS bisie glnfter foar rets.
lta Stette, od 2open | girteliabeben
bltpe omitsbt. Socialnterte, Der iom
betienot bar inOgipet aIoge oper lam.
me Sob foroi Oenne beiteumer, at en-
Sototoat ital betaIe en- bis Slm for
at tna lit 3aun poo gaIaIHtcn, bill /
oisle Gage foa lin Gnfe bebanoIet.
nE
Ioparicl moo "9ucaturs". sue
Snmabper langs Sen npe Miltpoufee
Sane CT ! Den ienere Sio bIepen oper.
iosnuneoe al @eSpoeere, Der unSer
6oregipenSe al at bare go6t fierSt
meo oct frte Sauo / Smeareu tiIbn.
Der Gootroeroe 2onbisgcre FIN Siene.
ne, men ION | SirfeIigbeSen life bor
roget Sicrbifob ill 9ar6et. Sorb.
tommis'pr ZION Scott / Gomp Groof
bar mn togct Sfriot til at iette Ell
Stopper for bemte 9onoepIooe. iSet
ban bar itoienbt gSpariler moo at Sc.
latte li9 meo ale ioo6anne Subiefter.
men al Sanbisgerlle perionlio ben,
bender iig til 8ommiSiRrerre. bpor
ole OplpSuinger meS SorusieIie piI
grpeS noen Smfpiminger, eller of
DC ieIo uonGIger iia ct SteS, ga ON.
trent alt Sonb bIcb opmauIt iiofte
@iitter. On bel Gel Settlere bor
lpnor bctoIt D. ioofaIhtc "2ocatorS"
S25 Tor at finOe ct bent Stpffe Sonb.
men noor Oct fom til Smtfet bar
SdrrAet pna EFT euer onhen giera.
tuQlts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-14
Gil Norge os Oanmarf

ienbes narpaa 1000 Gremplarer al
gIaoet bper Srebag, og oct fonner
biem til iaa beitemt Sib, at man iom
sfesel saar til 8oitbuiet pisie Gage
og err iiffer paa at faa oct. glaoet er
pelIeet | be gamIe 2anbe, 90 npit ef'
ter fontante Yense ct bet Den beolte
@ope, maj fan ienoe fine S~lGstninse
og 9enner berbiemme. @laoet foIter
$3.50 for aarsaneen. gortoen nlene
beIsber fig til $t.56 for aaret, os pi
iaor altiaa life mere END "a Gents
for 9Iaoet til Norse eaer Sanmarf.
gramiebsser ienoes life til abonnen'
fer | De eamIe 2anoe.
gIabet bar insen Igenter, bperfen
Iofale eller reiienoe, men bpts bore
gbonnenter bill ienoe os en- mn abon.
nent eler TO iom Sule. % Nptaars.
@ope, bill ri bore biertelis tafnemIig.