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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

At last Perpetual motion has been solved Start anything a-going on the gridiron of Ridgeheld and that object will never cease it's progress. Hills curves and miniature mountains are sufficiently abundant to make the ex- pertinent a success.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
CRESCENTS WIN.

The Crescents won an interesting game from the Blues football team yesterday by a score of 10 to 0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Games To-day.

Hartford at Bridgeport, New Brit fn at New Haven, Worcester at Prov ehce, Pawtucket at Fall River.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
ANNEX LOSE,

The Railroads beat the Annex nine in d lively game yesterday after. noon by a score of to 8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Coach Percy Maltby Smith chaper- oned gay theater party of athletes to Hoyt's theater, South Norwalk. The party consisted of Messrs Watrous Flanagan, Frankel, Fiheld, Alderman Mccormack, Dunn, Herrity Connolly Bishop and Koletsky.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Alderman Is now ready to have a plaster cast put on his elbow. The plucky end played A star game despite the fact he had water on the elbow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

The game Saturday was quite a transition from that eventual one with Waterbury, we will not get another team as good as that New Haven eleven down here this season. was heard from one of the Ridgeheld off, cals.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

After the game the Elm city boys were treated royalty by the Ridgeneld students The local athletics enjoyed tea at the school
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
SCORE EIGHT GOALS TO TWO
Local Team in Splendid Form and Make Points With Ease--Bridge-
 port Defeats Ansonia.
CONNECTICUT SOCCER LEAGUE.
 Standing of the Clubs.
(By Our Own Reporter.)

The New Haven Caledonians jour neyed to Shelton yesterday and played their first game in the Connecticut Association league football series The season opened at Bridgeport Sat urday, when the Park City team over came the crack Ansonia aggregation hv 3 goals to 2. The Caledonians op- ponents yesterday were the Shelton eleven. When the teams took the field they looked evenly matched, but 1t became apparent after ten minutes play that the New Haven players were much superior to their valley oppo- nents. The New Haven forwards played well together and showed con siderable skill in front of the goal, while the Sheltons were weak and ragged in their passing and slow Tn front of the goal New Haven's half backs also played a splendid game and kept their forwards well supplied with the leather. Captain Black and Mil- Ter at back also played a brilliant game for the Caledonians. Shelton's defense was also weak and 1t was ut terly helpless against the smart pass ing of the New Haven forward line. Fraser scored the first goal after ten minutes play stephen scored the next three in quick succession. Clark banged the ball through for a fifth, and just before the whistle sounded for half-time Ross sent 1t between the posts for the sixth goal making the score to o at the end of the first half
 In the second half of the contest the New Haven players took matters rather easy, with the result that the home players scored twice, Robinson and Williamson doing the needful. Thompson in this half also scored twice for the visitors and the game ended with the score to 2 in favor of the New Haven Caledonians Summary of the score: Goals kick ed by stephen B. by Thompson 2, by Clark 1, by Ross l. referee, Mir, Woods, of Bridgeport: linesmen, for Shelton, Mir. Wright, of Ansonia; for New Haven, William Berry.
 The lineup.
 Shelton N. H. O. n. lnrope. ''l.''..'r' CoHnor
 Goal
 J. Thrope (captain) .......J. Miller
 Back
 A. Dunbar. ....W w Black (captain)
 Back.
 J. Leggans. ...,..,........A A. Coul
 Halfback.
 w. Kenneday .............J. Smith
 Halfback
 A. Johnson. W. Fraser. ..
 Halfback.
 c. Robinson. ..,..,.........A, Clark
 Forward.
 J. Smith ...............T 1T. Thompson
 Forward
 w. Campbell "A Stephen
 Forward
 T. Smith ........,,.....G e. Valentine
 Forward
 w. Williamson n......,....J J. Ross
 Forward
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

For reliable publication of Sporting News send your communications to the Sport ing Editor of Journal Courier.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

The amateur polo league will begin b-night when the Humphreys and tast Sides clash for the first game of he season.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Distinguished Visitors.
BE CAREFUL HOW YOU BALLOT

The people of Colorado this year
have the right to vote either for
or against three constitutional
mendments, and while these
amendments are printed in at least
one paper in every comfy in the
state, possibly ninty-iive per cent
of The voters win never take the
trouble to read them.
1t is this Indifference ofttimes,
on the part OF qualified electors
that makes it possible for graft
measures to obtain, and it is the
duty Of every man and woman who
proposes to vote on November 3rd.
next, to read the proposed three
amendments to the state constitu-
ton. no matter Of how little i'm
portance they may at first appear.
"A sleeping people and vide awake
politicians are responsible for
much of the political woe of the
country as Il whole.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
A Remarkable Change.

Until the advent of the first rail
road into that section four years ago,
not many people were aware OF the
wonderfully productive soil and nat
ural irrigation facilities OF the lower
Rio Grandc Valley near Brownsville.
Texas. Lying iii the ancient delta
of the Rio Grande. these lands were
formed by the accumulated silt OF
centuries, 1871 to 80 feet in depth, and
equalled only by the far famed valley
of the Nile. The climate is said to
he one of the most delightful in the
United States, dry and bracing, with
an annual temperature of 73 degrees.
Surar cane, corn, alfalfa. melons and
truck, and citrus fruits yield prolific
ally and command high prices. Cal
ifornia and Colorado settlers locatin.
there predict that these lands will
command prices equal to those OF
southern California within few
years.
On another page will be found an
interesting announcement by the In
diana Cooperative Canal Co.. OF
Brownsville, Texas, who lave Jus!
completed large irrigation system
near that point. A handsome descrip-
tive booklet containing numerous
photographs taken on the ground will
re mailed free to anyone addressing
them
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Blom.

A farewell reception was given by
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. H. Blom at
their. home. last Monday evening, and
4 goodly number Of friends came la
den with tokens Of esteem for their
beloved pastor. who departs shortly
for the West, having been assigned
to mission work.
During the evening Mrs. A. II.
Price sang "As Long as the World
Rolls On" which was much appre-
ciated and Mrs. c. H. Thatcher and
H. R. Maltby sang duet, which met
with much favor.
Rev Blom was considered one OF
the most popular pastors Holly ever
possessed, and no person can ever
say that they were coerced into
joining his church. Agreeable to a
fault. Rev. Blom made friends by the
score, who are loatll to see him and
his estimable wife depart from our
midst.
The Chieftain joins the merry
throng in wishing them Godspeed in
their new home, and hopes that they
will again come this way.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
NUMBER Is

Mayor McMurtry and Billy Nc
Pherson, who were caught in the
incshes of the flood last week, pur
chased tickets to 1owner, and were
met by Mr.. J. G. Christopher, whV
received a teiepathic message here
that some OF his friends were water
logged, and got his benzine buggy
working in a iiffy, with the result
above noted.
The Independent Party of Holly
formally launched their campaign
last Tuesday at the Opera house. 1t
promises to be a humdinger, as their
motto is mo Boss Shall Rule this
Town"
The past week Holly has been the
mecca OF the Democratic hosts, bring
ing a surfcit of good cheer with them
] he Pleasant Valley school is pro
crossing nicely under the watchful
eye of Miss Nellie Cain.
Mr. l.. +. Matthews, the indefati-
gable farmer with no limit when it
comes to energy, is getting his fences
and implements together again, which
were wont TO stray a bit since the
ravagcs OF the Arkansas, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roscwill Nicols
moved to Holly last week from Cool
idge.
Mr. w L. Fisk and Miss Gladys
Fisk OF Cripple Creek, son and daugh-
ter respectively of Joe Fisk, deceased,
arrived i'll Holls last Saturday to pay
their last respects to their parent,
who brcathed his last at Hartman
last Monday week, while in the act
Of shoeing harse.
Mrs. l.. +. Matthews was in town
last Tuesday purchasing numerous
supplies necessary for the Matthews
farm.
Mrs Mole Rice of Plains was an
interested visitor here, last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Graves was among the
many visitors to Holly last Satur-
day.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Election Returns

Come to the office of The Holly
Chieftain on the night of Election
and read the Bulletins as they
come shot off the wires. Up to
the minute reports will be read
showing the results of the votes
all over the u. S. and in the sew
eral counties of Colorado.
OF coarse "Bill' will be our
next President but no one wishes
to wait until the day after to see
which "Bill' will pull down the
plum. The Chieftain will know
as soon as anyone and the results
of the Bulletins well be given to
the bubble as fast as they come in.
We are able to give this infor-
nation through the courtesy Of the
Colorado Telephone Company in
conjunction with the comprehen-
sive long distance system OF the
Bell Company connecting three
million telephones, 30 States and
40 million people.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
A THRILLING SCENE.

At the Holly hotel last Sunday was
enacted a scene between two lovers
and a fond mother, which beggars de-
scription ior interesting sidelights,
and may soon form basis either for
romantic marriage or the terrors
of an unrequited love affair, with death
and destruction in its wake.
he young mana splendid fellow,
who having met his affinity, bids home
and friends farewell, to go to Califor
MIA to prepare an abiding place for
himself and mate.
The young woman-a perfect type,
witha character as true as the needle
to the pole-in tears endeavors to ac-
company her betrothed, but he bids
her wait until he can prepare home
in the Golden Gate.
The mothcr-wceping with anguish
and mother-love for her son, endeav-
ors to dissuadc him from leaving the
parental roof-but to no purpose.
Then she pleads, carcsses-aye, even
persuades-but the son is deaf to all
entreaties and go he will
(Ihe curtains OF oblivion are now
drawn upon scene which was 50
hcartrending that even the calloused
reporter could not repress tear.
However, some time, some how, and
III some manner the episode above
narrated will have a sequel, and at
that time the names OF the trio re-
ferred to will be given to captious
public
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Gone to Baca County.

Mr.. c. A. Pinkham and Mr.. Ben
Morris left last Sunday for few
days jaunt through Baca county,
where they will sing the praises OF
Holly as trading and residence
point. They will also report to the
Commercial club the condition OF
the roads over which they traversed.
Mr.. Ikelman is now serving his
third term as president of the board
of education, which speaks volumes
for the ability OF the man, and en-
phasizes his fitness for the office OF
commissioner more than column of
eulogy.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Eight Oxen, One Wife.

To the kat1ir daughter il
vastly more valuable ace liaition
than a SON. He feeds her until
she is ten; then she earns her liy-
ing either as servant at white
lady's house or assists her father in
hoeing the mealie and corn patch.
AS soon as she reaches marriage
able age suitors arrive. Beauty is
a small attraction in the eyes of the
Kaf1ir lady killer. The father bar
gains with the suitor. A very fair
price for good girl is eight oxen.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
A Simple Etehina Fluid.

Prepare fluid by using powdered
copperas and water. of which the guam
tity need not be more than a spoonful
of each, says Popular Mechanics. Clean
the part to be etched and by warming
1t apply a thin layer of beeswax. With
a sharp pointed instrument write the
name or make the design desired
through the beeswax coating and cover
with fine table salt. Apply enough So
luton to the salt just tc make 1t wet.
Let 1t remain until dry and remove the
beeswax with kerosene.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Democratic Rally.

The Democratic rally last evening
at the Opera house was largely al
tended and enthusiasm rcigncd with
a glad hand Senator Campbell OF
Pueblo spoke, and his remarks were
straight from the shoulder Hon
Frank ]. Mccarthy gave an able ad-
dress, receiving liberal arp'ause. Both
were heard with some concern.
Distinguished Visitors.
Among the distinguished. visitors
who visited the Chieftain Office tie
past week were Governor Jess Nc
Donald. Hon. A. r. King. and Sena-
tor Campbell Governor Mcdonald
spent a day among the faithful, but
made no public address. He told the
writer that he was confident that he
would again hold the reins on Nov i
next
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Hon. Earl cranston Spoke.

Last Monday evening Earl Grams
ton, ex-U. S. District Attorney, spoke
for the Republicans at the Opera
house to a we'll pleased audience. Mr..
Cranston was at his best and the
jibes he inflicted on the Bryan mule
were like cannonades. He was fol-
lowed by Watt McHenry, an attor-
ncy of promise. who also made an
interesting talk Mr. VIM. Goblin
was the last speaker, who also ridi
culed the theories OF Mr.. Bryan.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Farm For Rent.

The Mcpherson farm, adjoining
Holly, under intense cultivation, con
sisting OF 100 acres, is for rent. This
is splendid opportunity for a re-
sponsible man, and will bear investi-
cation.
For particulars apply to Holly ho-
tel.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30

Mrs. Joe Miller is quite ill., and
her many friends are much concern
ed over her condition, but are doing
all they can for her comgort.
Rev Dr. Williams, the able reviv-
alist who has been holding forth at
the Methodist church, terminates his
engagement here next Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson went to Kan
sas last week, to remain indefinitely.
Nr, w. H. Wheelock of Hartman,
The affable nominee for assessor, has
been doing the county the past week a
and at this writing has his fences
well underway
Wellington Z. Fee, who aspires to
rhe ermine now worn by Judge
Thorne. was passing the cigars here,
last Monday.
Number one rock for sale
Thoroughly cured Price low
Thomas Holland,
Amity. Colo.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Vim, Bales,
Io-pound girl, last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Joe Iueshaw went
to Bristol, last Sunday.
Mr.. c. A. Pinkham and Ben
Morris are back from a tour of
Baca county, and report things
booming on the southern border.
They will make some recommend
ations to the Commercial club at a
future date.
Catholic Ladies Supper
The Catholic Ladies Oyster
supper will be given in the hall
over the First National Bank on
Tuesday next. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Don't forget the Hi Henry minstrel
iiiOupc lOHiSul dl lHC oPCId HOuoG.
Supt Rikcr of the W. w. Cook
contracting corps arrived on Tues
day last. preparatory to beginning the
the work of laying the water mains
along our streets. He is much i'm
pressed with the vigor of our town,
and says we are doing exactly the
right thing at the right time
Charley Lozar and Will Baker went
to St. John. Kansas. last Saturday, the
former returning on Tuesday last
Ralph Hurley the young son OF w.
II. Hurley, has blood poisoning OF
the hand, caused from irritating a
small pimple, He now carries the
injured member i'll sling.
The best and largest line of
chinaware, tinware and Granite
ware at The Racket Store.
George T. Selfridgc and son Of
Buffalo were here last Saturday on
business.
Modern Woodmen of America
class adoption Nov. 7th 40 new
members. Be present and show the
boys a good time.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
STRAYED

One Jet black yearIing mare
mule, last Saturday, from range on
on Cheyenne creek near state line
Five dollars reward will be paid
for information leading to its re-
covery, Mrs. L. B, Garfield.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
LOST

One black bou d loose leaf field
book, between Holly aud Fruit
farm. Liberal reward to finder if
returned to John Helquist, Holly
Sugar Company.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
To Trade

120 acres 5 mi. from Delta, Colo.
All under cultivation, good water
right, will trade for land near
Holly, Hartman or Bristol neigh
borhood. What have you?
J. G. Davis, Holly,
Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
MEN AND THINGS
IN GENERAL
Epitome Of the Weeks Doinfsi in
Holly and Vicinity

I he NJ. w. A. Is adding new lite to
its alrcady large list of members here,
adding forty new ones last week. This
class will he initiated on Nov 7, and
Woodmen from all adjacent point,
will be present on that august event
Rev. A. T. Henry of Granada con
templates visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Ross next week
1t is reported that al arge proper
ton OF the children at Pleasant Val
lev lake have the whooping cough.
Calico. FIVE ce, is at The Racket
store.
Miss Laura Tic5el, the able opcr-
ator at the Telephone exchange. is
spending much needed vacation
with her relatives at Granada
Carl Harness, the son OF Livery
man Harness, fell ont OF wagon last
Sunday and broke his left arm. The
injured member is on the mend,
however. as we 60 to press.
DIR. D. NJ. Bodwcll went posthaste
to College Springs, Iowa, last Sunday
in response to telegram stating that
his sister was very low.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Barth,
last Wednesday, a Io-pound baby boy,
and there is much joy in the Barth
household in consequence.
Mrs A. H. Price is now first as
sistant in.the Telephone exchange.
Mr.. Jack House left, for Southern
California last Monday, where he
goes to prepare 4 home for his
fancee s
Blankets and comforts at prices
that you can afford at The Racket
store.
Mr.. J w. Fleming has succeeded
w. P. Hughes in the conduct of the
new restaurant next to Lozar's bill
lard hall, and promises to keep up
the high standard maintained by Res
taurateur Hughes. See advt. in an
other column.
Miss Eva Baxter was on the sick
list last week
Miss Bessie Godby spent Sunday
with Miss Lena Peterson, north of
Holly
DR. J. c. Horton of Lamar gave an
address at the NJ E. church last Sun
day.
Mr.. p NJ Brobst dropped down
last Tuesday, just to see the sights
of a growing city.
We are enjoying a good and in
creasing trade at Baker Bros. q
Pratt.
Note the increased advertising
patronage in this issue. The peo-
pies cause is a just one, surely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Pinkham
spent Friday and Saturday at
Hartman with friends.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers
Help those who help you.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Winter Apples

[ have about 100 boxes of winter
Apples which must be closed out
at once, cheap for cash, Dan
Atkins, Simpsons warehouse.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
LOST

One little brown Teddy bear,
in the west end Of town Yesterday.
Return to Boyd's store and receive
reward. Mrs. Poush.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
DR.. K. c Sapero

The Denver eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, will again be at
Holly one day, Monday Nov. 8, at
the Holly hotel.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Wanted. Fat Cattle

I want fat cattle at all times
and will pay highest price for
same. r. M. Carlin, at the
Hochstedler Grocery.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30
Hay For Sale

We have IS tons OF alfalfa hay
for sale. Inquire Of ]. D. Bogue
at the Dairy, ar ohore Red 812.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-30

Holly Ice Plant
Water delivered by the barrel
Phone Black e2,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29

sere og meeet nnimerct 0ebat ueota.
get &eioIutioner ! 6aOpr AT anti-Sa.
loon.2igaen % al Soeal Option.
Saminnbet iom ~iaa6aut bar aItio
uQret / Spmpotbi meO prohibitions.
beppgelieL men bar biOtiI life off
cieIt taget Stanopuuft Tor nogen be.
itcnt Organization eLtcr Screening.
@iuoritcten bGpbeoe, at oct bar
urietigt Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at
enoosiere uoeen beitemt Sreaniia'
tion, og at bet Dor et oabeut 9ruo
paa S~amiunoets Grinciper at erflGre
fla | Sapsr al 2ocol Option.
&eioIutionerne beotogcS imioIertio
meo en- cperp9Ioenoe Ruioritet, nem.
Zig nleo 13t Stemmer MOB 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
6oot %bereenet.

@lacf Sias.Ggnene / Soutg 9a'
fota err, iom betienbt, meset terre oa
regniattige, ina ganoipsrgsmaalet er
ct meset panifeIigt 8roblem.
Sor nogen Sio til6aae benpenott
9urIinetonbauen iig til Den seologi.
ite Spmanling ! @oibington mel
6oreipergiel, ON Der par nogen no.
hat til at iinbe Gano beruoe. ON Der
boreoes eiter oct. Spmaalinger
ienote en- al line ~geoIogiIfe Sngenist
rer oerben, Der eiter en- ombpsseIie
uuberisgelie al SerrGniorboloenl
resneoe no. of gono ptIOe iinbes pad
1000 5ooS Gpbbe. Der iatteI
isang meo 9oringen, og sanife rig
tia itsote man pau Ell 9pboe a
$50 SOB. paa en- Sanooare meo ei
aapacitet Of en- balp Ytiaicn 8aI
Toner 9aub ON Iagen.
@en Tor man fom iaa Innet
bopSe be. iom orep meo Soriueen
Here @anse t9nft paa Of opgiue sr
beiSet JON baablsit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
en- Reeierinesfritif.

@uperngr Sobu u. Sobnion al
Dtimneiota retteOe | Susoags / ell
Gale, ban bolbt peo gramensicitcit
ueo ala6uma StatSuniueriitet | Gus.
cuIooia, ct iforpt angreb paa ben
isoeraIc Regiering,
Hepublifens 5remitriot trueoeS al
to 5arer, erflGreoe ban. Zen enc
al otsie er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5enoenier i Retniug al en- 9entraIi'
iatiou al Wogteu % oens SGuoeIle
al en- iuperGn Mpnoigbeo. iom irgen
Siemmel bar / Sauoets @ruuoIou.
Gen au0en er Den centraIiiereoe Stu.
pirulmogt, i~oitret al ipecieae %riui.
Iegier, og iom Inlet Seuipn tar bUer.
fen til oct oiientlige Bel euer til Can.
bets Sop.
Reiten al Salen bar ct traitigt
SnolGg til 5oriuar for Staternes
iuperGue Rettigbeter % uatte, ium
bans icreguacn0e Ialer | Der "iolrige
SpSeu~, itRrt autlung bIanot I'll.
bsserne.
Z De t~eIegrniiife S%eierater al Ia.
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ban bnube begpnbt fin "geilen I'll
Spoens @unit~ tiSIigere. let piloe
bape tllnnet lanet i'm 9lore 2iual.
Biaiam Servings Srpau, al War.
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
ct IyffeIiet 2Gstepar.

Ct ai DC lptfeligite 2ggtepdr ! ehi'
caao err Mr. % Dtrs. Charles ".
Iunston for DC er ~ueliigueoe meo en-
talrig Slot al iriite % mile Bern
og or iorGorigt GLADE og tilirebie meo
Iin 600 / 2iuet. Sfisut gGgteiRller.
ne Inn bar pGret gilt / 20 adr %
enomu or iorbolosuis urge 6olf
ban flrn i3 og bun blot 3S adr
0anImcl bar De uIlereoe bapt 10
Born Seriblanot life minore emo ire
5uiaingpar. vi oeune talrige Ssr.
neilof err 10 iIipe. oeriblnnot TO az
Sutainqparreue nemIig; Gillian. II
aar gdmmeI; 6Iurence, l6; SeSite
ii: 5anuab s; Sarrp og Charles,
3piQluger, 10; 8rnce s; Bob % an'
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gammcI.
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tlpoe % fsOe en- ilig SlOt, og Dc er
eiter 0tooereus lloiagn ale "peliig.
neoe meo en- gIubeuoe Appetit" /; men
5orploreue er heloigpis iaa itrgereoe.
at Sc life behDper at isrge for oeu
Tag / Norgen.
On al DC Iiug, iom 6OrGIOrere
ifatter beieit ui alt. sc eier, uPit eiter
ggrnere. er en- eseubGuoig Sgtsuif.
nings Stripelic iru SrGii0cut Hooie-
nrlt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
SynneoIae Kirfe.

2unct ilog Ssnooas aiteu neo |
OF iutte SlO paa Ct. @Iitoels fa.
tbolifc airfe NOR @etrees, nj YtiI
Rcro for gltoh Sa.. Der ueobrGnotc
til @%ruuoeu, ioraoriogenoe ct Cab al
$4,000.
ct tGnbt IorIpS bar Den fore
aaaeloe Ssuoas uuoer 9rpoifenerr
faISt neo ira gltcrct % goact no,
OF mange at Meuigbcoeu bapoe %
baut en Soruofslelie al, at nogei
onot piIbe bGube.
Huber ocn lomme 8oroenltcrm
blep Ell ufienot WonoSperion iIoaet
ibiel al 2puet / COLES 8rope, nrI
8ooiren