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For WISE TARIFF REVISION.
Chicago Post Pleads for an Intelligent
Rcadjustment.

Ia spite OF blind opposition tar,r re.
vision is slowly gaining ground in
congress and by the sheer weight OF
Those who hold the tariff not n politi.
cal plaything or party slogan cannot
but regret that the Beveridge bill for
an expert commission has failed OF
success in Washington, but with this
wise measure smothered the next best
thing seems sure of accomplishment.
In the interim between the present
and the next session OF the national
legislature an investigation is TO be
made which promises To be more than
superficial and perfunctory.
This agreeable assurance was forth
coming when the senate adopted the
resolution drawn by Senator Bever-
idge and presented by the committee
on finance authorizing the employment
OF government experts and such
other assistants as may be necessary"
To secure the information needed for
AN intelligent revision OF the Gus
toms laws of the United States"
An intelligent revision is what the
country needs more perhaps than any
thing else that il can receive from the
hands of congress. Tinkering with the
tariff will do no good; in fact. il will
do harm, while an equitable readjust-
ment will allay the uncertainty and re-
move the injustices which now rest
heavily upon the commercial and in.
dustrial interests of the nation.
Upon the committee on finance to
which has been intrusted this task OF
tarin study rests vast responsibility
In only one way can the committee
achieve success, and that is by making
an exhaustive study OF the country's
needs and refitting the tariff to those
needs without flinching. Tremendous
indeed will be the influences brought
to bear upon the committeeman to
spare this or that interest Havoc
would follow the yielding TO such de-
mands. The country needs and the
country must have an intelligent and
comprehensive readjustment To
achieve this the friends OF revision
must keep alert.-Chicago Evening
Post
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-01

20 away to some place from which he
cannot see what you do. Start an
imaginary bicycle along the track at
any station marked By a flag Begin
ming with the number on the disk on
posite the flag at which you start (say
eight at the bottom Of the illustra-
tom, and calling the next station
nine (even though It is marked
three. If you are counting to the right
count the stations as you pass them.
fiO as far as you please. then return,
stopping when the number Of flags
YOU have passed coming back reaches
the same number as that at wh1ch You
stopped i'm going forward. and the sta
ton master. on being shown the sta.
ton from which and the direction in
which you started. will be able to tell
you where you finished your return
journey
Begin. for instance, at station eight.
al the bottom of the illustration. call
this station (as it is marked) eight"
the next. say to the right mine"
(never mind what t. is marked). and
80 on until you have gone forward as
far as you care to (say until you have
counted to 10. that is, at the disk FIVE
at the right. near the top. Now return,
calling the flag from which you start
back again one and reckoning each
flag you pass as an additional one until
you have counted a number equal to
that at which you left off in going for
ward namely 49,, and the station
master will astonish you by telling
you that your course is finished at the
disk in this case marked seven, at the
upper left.
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sionately fond or music. A. the CRY
or Hand organ," he climbs TO a high
window seat. but at The words Here's
a dog" he sinks under a desk
One Of the most accomplished cats
In England belongs to Lady Randolph
Churchill. II IS Maltese Angora.
without spot, and with a particular.
~ cunning face. This cat was brought
FOR the late Lord Randolph Churchill
during that year or two when his
strong mind failed and every effort
was made 10 amuse him. He was
afraid of dogs, taking a sudden terror
at the sight of them. but Miss Angors
just pleased him. She was sent from
India by an officer in that country
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who had taken her parents there
years before. The mother had been
a watch-cat, able TO keep guard over
tent, miaouing II a strange step
came, and. of course, her children
were very bright. When the Churchill;
cat was told to Go play the piano."
she would Immediately walk back
and forth upon the keys of the baby
grand in the boudoir. Now sit for
your picture," meant to assume a de-
mure position, with her paws in line
her tail neatly curled around them
and her head nicely bent to one side
as IL trying to look pleasant"
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MONEY CAST AWAY
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES THAT
AVAIL LITTLE.
Indianapolis News Thinks u Time to
Call Halt on the Raising Of
Large Sums for Expenses
of Election.

We wish that party committees
could be brought to realize that of
the vast sums OF money used in polit-
ical campaigns large amounts are alb
solutely wasted. In the News OF
Tuesday ii was announced that the
Republican leaders were beginning to
be worried over the outlook for po-
litical contributions We doubt
whether they have much cause to
worry, for there are indications that
the interests" will show the usual
practical interest. The difficulty seems
TO be. not so much one of getting the
money. as one of accepting it. Il do
not, says one eminent Republican.
see how our party dare accept large
contributions from the trusts in the
Iext falls campaign" and he went on
to say that he was convinced that if
the Republican party is caught &C
cepting money from the trusts next
fall IL will go down to defeat on that
one issue. l know" he added, what
the temper of the people is on this
subject"
Here obviously is a great gain. In
NAiN pih hdNo bpAn Npulu ldht
money from anyone. and the only ques-
ton was as to how TO get 1t. Now they
are fearful TO accept il unless IL come
from the most irreproachable pockets
In this same statement 1t was said
that millions of dollars went into the
campaign of 1896 on the Republican
side. that $4,000. 900 was spent in 1900,
and more than 100000 in 1904 for
the circulation of literature only. II
was said further on good authority
that the Republican committee will
need this year anywhere from SO .00O,-
900 to $4,000. O00-the larger amount
preferred. Yet everyone knows that
much money is wasted in campaigns
II is given by no one knows whom,
and is spent by men who are wholly
beyond the necessity OF rendering any
account OF their stewardship. The
whole system invites waste Even le-
Ultimate expenses are much larger
than they need be- 1t was absurd to
spend more than 81 900 900 for the
printing and circulation OF campaign
documents. Few of these are read
probably few OF them ever reach the
individual voter. If the committees
would give their literature to the
speakers, and to them only. IL would
reach the people in the most effective
form and at much less cost. Surely
the time for reform in this business
has come. No campaign ought TO
cost millions OF dollars We do not
believe that any campaign can hon.
| estly cost so much as that.
But the Repubicans-and the Dem
| ocrats. too-will raise all the money
they can. The refusal of the Repub
iican congress TO pass the bill pro.
viding for publicity in this matter of
| campaign contributions can only be
taken as indicating that they are un-
willing 10 shut off the usual sources
OF supply on the eve OF a presidential
campaign. The whole thing is scan
daious, and needlessly so. as much
or the money contributed is used TO no
purpose, not even to corrupt pur-
pose. II might as well be burned by
the committees az fast as il ia re.
ceiycd-lldianapolis News.
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Paris Pattern No. 1916, All Seams
Notwithstanding plaid cot.
ton wolfe has been used for this sim.
pie though dainty little frock. The
full waist portion Is gathered into the
shaped yokeband, which is pointed I'm
the front and square at the back; the
belt being made in a similar manner
Both the yoke, belt and also the mi
kado sleevebands are bound with a
narrow strip OF plain green voile The
short. gathered skirt is attached to
the waist. the Joining being hidden
by the belt. The guimpe, which IL
made with high or low neck. accord
ing to taste, is OF sheer white batiste.
the collar and arm bands being
trimmed with embroidery rfbbon-run
beading. The pattern is I'm four sizes
six to twelve years. For a girl OF
ten years the dress, as In front view.
requires 81 yards OF plaid material
36 inches wide: three yards OF velvet
ribbon TO trim; the guimpe needs
three yards 1S inches wide. or "a
yard 36 inches wide, five.eighths yard
OF beading. ~ yard OF ribbon and
three-fourths yard Of edging.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
70 Pattern Department" OF this paper.
Write name and address plainly, and be-
sure 10 give size and number OF pattern.
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Amended.

The editor vW dreaming in hi,
den when the door opened and ,
rather stetn-yisaged woman entered
without apology, says a writer in tn,
Baltimore Sun.
viii yen kindly explain" she be
gan, grimly, thrusting a newspaper
clipping under the editors nose. "wb,
your reviewer refers to my recon
book as a History of Female Suffrage
by New Historical Writer"
Quite objectionable" said the ed
itor, gravely. "Of course the word
should be spelled with q rs
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no 2s7s.
SIZE
His True Vocation.

You are wasting your time paint.
ing pictures But sell my pictuyes."
protested the artist. And that cun.
vinces me that you can sell anything.
Such being the case, why not take up
life Insurance. or stee, bridges. or
something with big money In ar
Home herald.
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FIRE INSURANCE

Is the cheapest and best security q
man can buy. II saves him from worry
perhaps from ruin and his family from
want The rates are not very high
I will be plea7ed 60 give them TO aat
one who wiD come in and talk The mat
ter oves Only safe companies reprs
scented. =. T. NeDougpL CeTedm =,
Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-01
Second Sight on a Bicycle Track.

The rule that governs this little
circular bicycle track is a very simple
one, and yet there seems TO be mys-
terry about the way in which it works.
Let the one who plays the trick, and
whom We will call the station master.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-01

Try it and see. The secret OF the
trick. explains the Pittsburg Dispatch,
is as simple as the rule that governs
the track All the station master,
therefore, has to do is to count along.
in an opposite direction from that in
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Only Human N..n.a

The wife who is always asking dis
agreeable questions must expect 20 be
He'd TO s0metimeA---Chicago Record
Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01

Come to our store for your new Suit---YouW
find we have everything that's correct newstvle new
clothes. patterns from the best clothing makers
in the land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01

. bled, two thirds Of both houses con-
curing. that the following articles be
/ proposed 20 the legislatures Of the sew
eral states as amendments To the con
sttution Of the United States. all or
any Of such articles, when ratified BY
threefourth Of the state legislatures,
to be valid to an intents and purposes
as part of said constitution. viz:
Article 16 The senate Of the Uni
ted State shall be composed OF two
senators from each state. chosen BY
the electors thereof for q period Of
six years, and each senator shall have
one vote; and the electors in each
state shall have the qualifications re-
quisite for electors Of members Of the
House of Representatives. They shall
be divided as equally as may be into
three classes, SO that one-third may
be chosen every second year; and if
vacancies happen. by resignation or
otherwise, the Governor may make
temporary appointments until the next
regular election in such state. No
person shall be a senator who shall
not have sttained the age of thirty
years, and been nine years a citizen
Of the United States, and who shall
not when elected, be an elector of
the state for which he shall be chosen.
The vice president Of the United
States shall be president Of the sen
ate, but shall have no vote unless
they be equally divided. The senate
shall choose their own officers. and
also president protempore, in the
absence Of the vice president or when
he shall exercise the office Of president
Of the United States
Article H. The congress shall have
power to provide for the collection Of
uniform tax upon the gains, profits
land income received by every citizen
or person of the United States, includ-
ing every corporation, association or
company doing business for profit in
the United Etates, subject to such ex-
emptions as it may deem proper
Article 18. The congress shall have
power to define and regulate the LA
bility of common carriers engaged in
interstate or foreign commerce to their
servants and employees for injuries re-
sulting from the negligence of fellow
servants OF co-employes.
Article 49, No state shall be denied
the right to regulate the charges of
common carriers for the carriage Of
freight and passengers wholly within
the state, or to regulate or prohibit the
consolidation or combination of com
peting carriers.
Article 20 No state shall be denied
the right to regulate or prohibit the
shipment into The state Of any article
of commerce injurious 70 jublic health
or morals. or the product in whole or
in part Of convict labor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01
JAP CRUISER
WAS SUNK
OVER zoo SAILORS LOST CAUSED
BY BIG EXPLOSION OF BIG
PROJECTILE

Toxic, May l-The trairing cruiser
Matsushima was sunk ffthe Pesea-
dore Island this morning BY the explo-
sion of a proieetile. The cruisers tt.
sukushima and Hashidate rescued 30
Of the crew. 1t isefeared that over
200 including the CAPTAIN Of the Mat
sushima, are lost
Admiral Yoshimatsu. commander Of
the training squadron, reports that an
explosion occurred in the stern maga-
zine of the cruiser Matsushima at 4:0S
O'Clock this morning, while anchoring
at Makang, harbor on the Peseadore
Islands The Matsushima Immediate
~ sank until only the bridge was Wis
ible Efforts to rescue by boats from
the cruisers Mashidate and Itsuku-
shima continued until 0 a. mi. saving
the lives of 1l1 men, including some
forty officers The majority of the Of
hcers were not saved and at the time
Of ihe Admiral's report the cadets mum.
bered 5S out of complement Of 300
The sons Of Baron Chinda. vice minis
ter of the foreign Office, and Prince
0yama field marshal are among the
cadets who it is feared are lost. also
Captains Name, Yoshmori and Yash-
iro
THE cause OF the explosion is un-
known
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01
GROWING INTEREST

Good congregations are attending the
revival meetings that are in progress
Fat the Methodist church Rev French
who is doing the preaching is deliver
ing earnest messages at each service.
He is a fluent speaker and his simple
manner Of presenting the truth makes
III attractive 70 his hearers. There
were two conversions Wednesday eve
ming and last night one person came
forward. while others manifested en-
interest In the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01
RAILROADS
ASSESSED

Guthrie, May 1.-The state board Of
equalization yesterday completed its
estimate of the valuation of railroad
property In The state subject to taxa
tion, fixing the total amount at Sl72-
fS9 910 The valuation fixed last
year in Oklahoma Territory covering
more than half the railroads in the en-
tire state was $t9, S12.52S. This years
valuation therefore is more then six
times higher than last years The to.
tai this year as returned by the rail-
roads them selves was approximately
s4O,OOO,OOO.
The highest total is given to the
Santa Fe. which turned in its main
line at $500 per mile and is assessed
by the board at $4,000 per mile. The
Katy valuation is also placed at S45 goo
per mile It's assessment last yeal
was on a basis of S5.40O per mile. The
Rock Island is assessed ct s42.O 900 pen
mile, Frisco, $4,000 Kansas Cts
southern $4,000: Iron Mountain. $50.
600 The four miles OF Iron Mountain
from Cherokee Junction to Fort Smith
including the iorn bridge is valued al
$4,000 per mile. The highest valuation
placed on any road.
The roads viii be given a hearlnl
on these valuations, and chance tt
file their objections. if any. although
no date has been set
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01

We deliver coal and wood anywhere
in the city. Lee Arnold. Corner 4th
and Kansas avenue Phone SiS
4.eS.tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01

Attest:
BILL CROSS,
Secretary Of State
Proposed Amendments
Resolved, BY the senate snd the
house Of representatives Of the United
States Of America in congress Assem-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-01

G n, HASKELL
Governor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

gobt meo en- balp Sop Suffer os ser.
paa liot efter liat irsrt en- baIp Sop
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Sper bette bar mon DC 4 sGggebpt.
Der, iom er piipet itipe meo en- baIp
Sop Suffer % berpaa irert ell balo
Sbeife gnniIie. Sc iteges | 9oger.
oonen, ill Meringuen er fnit % iGt.
ties iaa bort, til ben er aIoeIes foIo.
gariait meb SrinscbGr.
/ Sop Suffer og ell balo Sop
ganb toges. til Oct "ipinoer Saar",
b9Ioes iaa op | 3 itippiifeoe sggge'
bpioer os pipes | I'll @aSien er outs
trent foIo. 9aar Oct er aIoeIes foIot,
bar man beri 2 aopper INF 100 SLIDE,
iom err piipet, til Den cr itip og iom
er tiIiat ganilie efter Smag. Sette
bapes iaa op | en- Gorm, eler / Ell
"6ree3er" og paffeS ueo / Iiae Gele
Salt og SIS % itaar iooIeoes 4 Elmer.
Gen bpGIpes ioa no % en- Gel iSfoIoe
9rineebGr, iom er onerorpsict meo
Suffer, bapeS pper Sen % runbt ber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
5eppeIins nve Suftifib.

De npIig uofsrte 5orisg meo
@rep 3eppelins mGgtige me Suft'
lib, Ser bar Ell 2pngoe al life mini
IRE emo t4O Meter, bnr pGret ON.
iattet meo flor Snteresie al oct tpite
SoIf. 5 "Somb. Corr" gisr Ell
Sagfpnois Sfibets Suitaaatioucr til
9ienitano for uGrmere Omtale.
Sfibet bar TO 8ouoolcr, iOm buer
uoruiteS meo en- Mtotor pou 10 Se.
itefrpiter. Sffe minoit i~ntereSiont
er ben 2sbegaug, Der finbeS menem
@onoolerne, og bpor Der inoretteS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

Grugtens Sdrpe - piit en- Ionat itsr.
re gariations. Gnne END oenne.
Zen al iamne Stof.a nb opleoe IT,
neiiite Ino err | aina iunoipnlispis
meset tioliaere blet Snsopr emo hos
os. s lang Sib bar 8ineierne orepct
Ell pnbnggelig Inbeonl ! iGrlige Nh.
oe.@oaroe. iom iortrinsots err ouIogte
peo SIoo.greooerne. Ser operates
be fuudtis uoruseSe SiigIe | pGIoiae
iod at hnabe fottie og rio
let fnn ifaife iia anoe.aisO for ell
biaie Nenae.
s Suo Imerifa enbeIiG neSitam.
nter Ytoifus.anoen ira Sen Der bieu.
m~e.bsrenSe giIS-ano nieu bar anita.
get Sarafter al TrpoiugI. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Gcroenpetr.

. "@uoS Ragoiin" bar SfoIein'
ireftsr e.. 6. Wortenieu ifreuet ct
auuicri ON sunni % beifiGitiacr ito
IF. a. meo uoeIe gomle 6~oIfebs9ers
5orflaring al aoriagen til aoroen
&c 2pn.
Gu al oiSie Sorflaringer, Der bio
rrrcnoe fra Gbriitiau 4beS Gage bar
a1lrioIitetens SntereSie, gaar no paa
ielaenbe: Ranr Solen og andre
Stierner operifinner Soroen, OBJ
Itaor Der 10 Slogs 8ampe. 9isie
"Gompcr ere iaa iubtiaige, at De al
oS icfe ices faub eIler octes". Zen
enc uf benz er TOR og BARN, og al
ben bliuer Der 8inb; oeu onoen or
fpatig, oa ai ben oanne8 Der oppe |
2uften Gage. Gua, Hirt, SfDer,
Regu, Sne og Sngl.
3adr mi De tsrre og parme 'Som'
re tiger opao iammen meo De mug
tiae, bIipcr DC 10 beage omaiore az
Sen / De bsiere Hegioner ber'fenoe
Gulbe. Ser oannes bo en- Stp, I'M
ben | builfen Den porme Camp inoe'
Iuttes; men ocroeo msoes 10 &uloe
oa garme, % man fan iige iig Ielo,
rct TO iau moointte Siug life fan for
Iiaes "eaer fomme oiuereens". Ger.
for lsber Den pnrme 0ump bio og
bio og isger iig en- llbaang, og Der
fem ben 0a life finder nogen od "td'
Ger bun ielo meo @epalt. Stprfe 90
Nagt" Iige huff igicnnem Sfperne,
oe oerpe0 opitoar Der en- ioabau ana'
GEN oq gulbren og iorfGroelig Spo,
at set er ifrRffeligt Tor Renneiter
al bsre pda. Oct ganr til. "ligelom
roar en- opblqit gIPre i~snoerbrpoes
eaer iprpnges". eIler iom nodr man
iteoer aaiianier eller ageru. oa bril-
iter 10, iom enbper peo, oeres Stal
meo imaa auolo.
Soroenilag opitnar, ndar ben
Cult, Der omgioer 9ampene, bltoer
sanIfe baaro. - ian er oct pPloigt,
Tom Sampene man brpoe pua for at
Iippe no. os innr De enoelig Sui paa
.Staaet, bIiper Der 10 gnnife rntur.
Eat ct aloeles IorItrGttelist grag;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
pene ReiuItater.
Huslc Sal fra oauife Iuoclsfurc.
tagcnbcr.

s fit Soreoroe unoer 2orSbrues.
foneresien | ariitiania iiior meSoelte
SoIfetbingsmauo 9lcm 81. a. fsI.
aenbe:
SGIleSforeningen for SanmnrtS
9ruasforenineer itifteoes 1896 meO
$40 Iofale Soreuinacr og hapoc Iom'
me aar en- SmiGtning pon 4,176..
.00o arorer og Ell Rettoiortieneite
paa 707, 766 aroner. 5 1906
omiatteoe ben tt20 5orenineer
oG bapbe en- SmiPtning poa 30
WtiIliouer Grouer, en- Sortieueitr paa
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Subrifer % beifiGitiaer 567 Wcnne.
fer.
gnSeIsmeiericrnc begpubtc | 1882
megct primitipt meo ct lioet Wctri
Spnano meS finn 46 auocISbnpere %
$40 aier. s 1906 bar Der Loss
anoelSmeicrier nleo 15S,170 Gu'
oelsbapere OF ca. 100000 aipr, al
hniIfe ser prooucereOeS SO Wliliouer
&g. Smsr til en- IGroi al 10 Dill
lioner &roner.
Set isritc anoelSilaeteri ItartpbeS
L 1887. Iorct eiter bpageocS s, Oct
onbet pur Ser 10 90 oct treble Inr
IA SIa9terier. Hu er Der 33 In'
teI8Iogterier oq aoGailogtertet /
S%rebrifsbopn meo ca. $4,000 9Seo'
Icmmer. s 1906 ilagtebc oiSie
1,O51,35S Soiu til Ell GGroi al 60
WiQioner SIR. % 1851 areoturer
I'll en- 9prbi al 80 @iliorer. 9eS.
ubeu efSportercoe DC 1909 til ell
@Groi al pa Miaion. SiIiammen
efsportereSeS Der fra oiSie SIogterter
for 7O1a Riliou aroncr.
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Il 1895. Ru omiatter Den ca. 300
Sre6ie meo bel 10000 Wfeoler'f1ter.
Gen IolQte sGg I 1906 for 4A Mil'
lion &roner.
Soruoen 6iSie bar Sanmarf fine
ISnbfisb8ioreniugcr, beriblouot napn'
IIia Spbit anSeIs, notwithstanding
bpiS Smi9tuing / 1906 bar 1412
Wiuiou arpner. Zen ~iiGaonoife og
fuenife Notwithstanding baooe ell
Smiqtnina paa ca. 3 Miiaiouer SIR.
0esuoen or Der Soreniugeu Tor Snh'
fieb Of altnitqieonina og Ell bel Del
andre imou SoIssforeninger. Salt
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900 a~nbeISbopere mco Ell Smirt'
nina poa ca. 800 Riaioncr Sroner
oarlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

facet, inoen ser gipeS benz mere. Te
lfriser Dog, iom ON De bar iuItne,
eiterat De bar ipiit iie mrtte, oerior
eiRIoer Oct at BRUCE i'm esen beore
Soritano for at bebsmme, bpao Der er
~pasienoe. 9ogenluuoe regelmpsiige
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