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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12

1t may be proper to begin this study Of the
Model License Leagues address with moments
consideration of the character and composition
of that organization The Model License League
is confessedly an attempt upon the part of liquor
dealers to reform the saloon into something which
the American people will be willing to tolerate
little longer. Its reason for existence is the UNI
speakably bad character of the saloon as it today
is operated. In the Model License League the
liquor business stands before us in the attitude
of disreputable, whose undesirable character has
been so clearly demonstrated that he has no claim
to further lease of life upon the plea of
reformation-a plea which he has made thou
sand times before and a thousand times repudiated
when he saw the execution halter little removed
from his graceless neck
Mr.. Gilmore is constrained to admit, in the
outset of his address, that the awless saloon is
fruitful source of human wretchedness
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12
TABLE SHOWING DEATHS FROM ALCO-
HOLISM PER 100000
[From the Census of 19OO.]

The showing of this Census, as presented in the
very table from which Mr. Gilmore must have
taken his figures, is that the three Prohibition
states of the registration area, Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont, presented surprisingly
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12
March 12, 1905.

what OF Del1S conclusive, Dut even that cOnQltlOn
is not fulfilled. Abraham Lincoln never used the
language attributed to him. The most careful
students of his life and writings repudiate the
passage utterly 1t is found in the pages of no.
reputable book, magazine paper No date or
place is affixed to it. 1t first saw light on liquor
poster designed to influence the colored vote in
Atlanta in 1887. Every recorded word of Lin
coin is upon the other side of the discussion
The other quotations are of little weight in the
premises. President Eliot's attempt to charge
Prohibition law with the responsibility for the
rascality of the old party officials, who tailed
to enforce it, falls fiat. Grants views about to-
bacco reveal an unfortunate side of his character
and nothing more. Adams and Jefferson say
nothing that really bears upon the case, and lived
in time when the American saloon and Ameri-
saloon-rnade politics were unknown and TN
foreseeable The recalling of the foolish words
that Jefferson Davis uttered in an embittered old
age, is regrettabe, but has no bearing upon the
question at issue
The reader will hardly fail to remember how
easy it would be, against these things, to put
the words of Mckinley and of Frye and of Will
son and of Window, and of scores of men, living
and dead who have been great in American pub
lie life
The table which Mr.. Gilmore introduces, to
show that more people die from drunkenness in
Prohibition states than in license states is
exhibit of which it is hard to speak properly
without the employment of harsh sounding Ian
guage 1t is not enough to indulge in the old
humorous remark that though figures can't lie,
liars can figure for the case is beyond humor.
This table simply shows deliberate, wilful and
premeditated Justification of facts. If that is
more polite way of saying that Mr.. Gilmore is
deliberate liar, than to employ the Saxon terms,
Mr. Gilmore is welcome to the advantage of the
phraseology.
To understand the situation, it needs to be
known that, in taking the Census of 1900, the
Census Bureau had certain states which it des-
ignated as Registration states" In these states
it had access to the official vital statistics which
were prepared upon uniform plan, and thus gave
some tangible basis for the study of the questions
involved The registration states in which aco-
holism was studied were Connecticut, District of
Columbia, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode
Island and Vermont. 1t will be noted that this
list includes the three Prohibition states which
Mr. Gilmore puts in his table. 1t does not in
clude the license states which Mr. Gilmore pre-
sents. They lay outside the registration area
and such information as obtained concern
ing them was fragmentary and not of particular
value In the registration states the informa-
tion though incomplete, from the necessities OF
the case, since deaths from alcoholism seldom
correctly reported, upon fixed basis and
study
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12
THE NATIONAL PRoHIBITIoNIsT

What hope is there for fnlflIn,ent of the prom
Use of peace and good demeanor under Prohibi-
ton?
The ST. Paul Record, large and influential
newspaper, has compiled the jail records of the
state of Maine and of an area in Minnesota ca
license state) equal in territory and population.
The jail record for 1907 is as follo7VS:
In Maine county jails, 5769.
In Minnesota county jails, 1889.
DRINKS tn Name jaiLs 1884.
Dyuuks in Minnesota jaiLS Co.'S
Blind piggers (illicit seIlers) in Maine jails,
AL.
Blind biggers (ilhcit sellers in Minnesota jails,
rs.
Women in Name jailS, 2O7.
Women in Minnesota jailS, 40.
Maine pays for jailbirds' board, $4,000.
Minnesota pays for jailbirds' board, $4,000.
Names license reOenne, nothing.
MinneS0taS license re0enue, $730,000.
In summing up zoe find that Prohibition has
lea:
That it increases the number of liquor Dealers;
That it increases the number of deaths from
drunkenness;
That it increases the amount Of crime;
That it StdgnateS the state and breventS Pros
berity and normal gro1Vth in population;
That it brings the lac into contempt and cor
rnbts public SERVANTS;
That it depriOes the state of large revenme with
out conferring any benefit to offset the loss
Having started out 1Vith the admission that the
present system is defective, and ha0img failed to
find any hope of relief by means of Prohibition,
the question crises, What is to be DONE?
The National Model License League suggests
solution that should appeal to every 7Uel-regmlated
mind
The solution is based ON knowledge of human
nature. Give the retail liquor dealer license
free from the influence of politics and make the
life of license dependent on the obedience of
the holder to oil of the la70s of society. If the
license holder violates the lazVS, take a7vay his
license by means of lac framed that the
court has no choice but to suspend the license
upon the retailers first con0ictiom of any ofense
and to cancel it upon second convictiom Such
lac avould make 1T more profitable to obey than
to diSobey the lac and the lac 70omld be obeyed
Violation of the lac is more profitable than obedi
ence under the present system IN many states,
and is for more so under Prohibition.
THE NATIONAL MODEL LICENSE
LEAGUE.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12
model" OF MISREPRESENTATION
Critical Review the National Model License Leagues Address
American Voters


Z. Census of
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-12

varions states in the follosoiug proportion to pop
niatioH III 1905:
PROHIBITION STATES
Kansas. .....1 license for every 42s of population
Maine. .....1 license for every Gel of population
~ Dakota 1 license for eVery 241 of population
STATES
The oasis., 1908-06-20

bruises. He came to town, and after having had his hurts attended to by Doctor Chenoweth he went before Justice Gildea and lodged a criminal complaint charging his assailant with aggravated assault. A warrant was issued and the offender arrested and brought into town, to the jail. Wednesday Justice Gidea heard the accusation and bound the defendant over to appear before the grand jury at the October term of the District Court.
The oasis., 1908-06-20
Guild Entertainment.

In Masonic hall, Saturday even ing the ladies of St Andrews guild gave a very interesting entertain ment that was attended largely, but was worthy of a crowded house. A very interesting program was rendered, after which dainty re- treatments were served. Follow ing is the
The oasis., 1908-06-20

Tuesday an old man named Longino Sanchez living on the Santa Cruz was assaulted and beaten severely by man named Torres. The victim of the assault suffered a dislocation of the shoul- der and numerous contGsions and
The oasis., 1908-06-20
SONORA SETTINGS.

Lunches
 From his ranche near Guayma: Mir Luis A. Martinez has shipped 25,000 crates of tomatoes the pres, ent season.
 Go to the Railway Eating House at Carbo. All passenger trains stop for meals. w. G. Bowman proprietor.
 Dr. w. R. Henderson, optician at Alamos, carries a complete line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses Have your eyes fitted properly. x
 A shipment of machinery for the San Javier Copper Co.,, operating in the Alamos district, is now en route, and preparations are in hand for it's installation as soon as re- ceiyed.
 All passenger trains on the Son. ora railway stop for meals at the Railroad Eating House at Carbo, where passengers will find one of the best hotel tables in Sonora. w. G. Bowman, proprietor.
 On the lower Yaqui, near Potam, from his Guamochil and Las Cruces ranches, MT. Aureliano Torres is gathering crop of garbanzos that at the price now quoted is worth $60.000, and he is harvesting $l2,- GOO worth of beans.
 Operations at Nina Grande, near Willard station, are reported pro- gressing satisfactorily, although the increased flow of water, encount- cred as depth is attained, requires larger and heavier pumping ma chinery, which has been ordered and is now en route.
 Last week The Compafiia Meta lurgica y Refinadora del Pacifco, at Fundicion, shipped to New York three carloads of matte, the first product of the new reduction plant, that was blown in recently. The cars were at Nogales early in the present week, and by this time are we'll on their way toward their destination.
 Reports from the Bacatete noun tains convey the information that General Lorenzo Torres is in the field against the hostile Yaquis with some 4,000 troops, has the springs and water holes under strong guards, and anticipates forcing them to come in and sur render for want of water. The number of Yaquis is stated at vari- ous figures, from 800 to 1900.
 Upon competent authority 1t is stated that as soon as the rains set in large part of the construction force operating now on the Guadala- jara extension of the Southern Paci- fic will be brought back to Sonora and put out upon the Nogales and Cananea branch, work on which will be rushed to completion by the first of October. The rains down in Sina- loa are much mere abundant than along the international line, and the force can be worked to better advan- tage in the north. Some five hun dred mules will be brought out.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25
MIXEDOFTEN
Druggists Hear Nu.h Praise For This
Simple Home Made MIXTURE of
Negciabie ingrcd.

Some remarkable -tsri.. ar.
being told about town and
among the country reonI. come
inp in of this -imnl. hon. ,.l..
mixture curing Rh.nm.fi.,o
and kidney trouble Man. i-
the r-cire and directions far
taking. Mix 1y shaking Wei.
IN "a bottle une half ounce Fmid
Extract of naudciion. one ounr.
Compound kar.on thr. b..
ounces Compound syrup Sarsa
parilla Take as n dose on-
teaspoonful after meals and at
bedtime.
80 change need te made ina
your usual diet. but drink plen-
~ of good water.
This mixture. writes one
authority in "a leading Phua
delphla newspaper. haas a. Decu .
lar tonic effect upOn the kid
neys; cleansing the ciogged-up
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25
Prominent COAL OPERATOR DIES.

Norton. VA, March I9.-R. ID.
Bishop superintendent of the
o,onegap Colnery Company at
Hlamorgau, several miles North
of This place. died this morning
at six o'clock Mr. Bishop has
been suffering for several DAYS
with Rheumatism and Grin.
0ut his condition was not
thought 90 bo dangerous until
yesterday when he took a sud
den change for the worse, de-
veloping "a high temperature
and expired this morning.
Mr.. Bishop was 81 years Of
age and leaves a wife. He was
one Of the most prominent men
in this section and one OF the
most popular with his employ
ees. The body will be taken 20
Oxford, Ohio, for burial.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25
IMPORTANT!

recent ruling of the Postoiiice Department for.
oinS weekly papers entitled 20 the second class rate
OF postage mailing their papers % subscribers one
year or more n arrears and in order 90 comply with
TINS ruling. after April lst all persons owing one
year or more subscription 60 this paper viii be drop
ped from our list. AN subscribers in arrears have
received "a statement of their account the past
week. and we trust they will give same prompt at-
lention Only "a small per cent of our subscribers
are .n arrears. and we hope not single one Will AL
loss his name dropped ON account OF non payment
Please give this matter your Immediate atten-
uon and remit ms amount you are i'm arrears ON or
before April ST.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining un-
called for at the postonice at
Big Stone Gap. va March Is.
llH-
Mr. Charley Mcclure.
Persons calling for any OF
the above letters please state
that they have been advertised.
W S ROSE. L. N.
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To Carolina Chnchncid amd Ohio
kaiirond


The directors ofthe South
Western Railroad eccors5,e -,
the most stau.hentic informatior
have decided to change f.
name from the South IS West
ern I'D the Carolina Clnchf.l
81 Ohio Railroad The r.ason
for the change. tits stated. is
because the South N Western
was ioo indefinite ItisreroIt-
ed that amendments to thr
charters in the different States
have been sent n.
for "a long timc tho poi0t on
t.e coast to which the road
would re ouiItwas unier disc
cu-sion Some people Thought
Southport aul others Charles
ton w0ul oe tne fortunate
point iti rs now reliably stated
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25
Rhea Gives Out Letters.

correspondence Between Corporation
Commissioner and His Counsel. the
Hon. z. Tate Irvine. Shows Why
Stuart Was not Called a. g Witness.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-25

furua William H.a1
whose appointment as corpora-
tion commissioner was 80 bite
terlv contested bv tine Republi-
cans i'm the State legislature. is
anxious for the public Co know
ail the details connected with
Hon Henry G.. Suart-s appear
anceas "a witness ina the invesd-
cation. and why the last named
gentleman did not take the
chair in his behalf.
Mr Stuart. it viii be remem-
bered. was put ON the witness
stand at the instance of ,ena-
tor Noel. and although Doe frank
ly admitted that he gave his
testimony reluctantly. it was
nevertheless regarded ass most
damaging 90 Judge Rhea.
The latter now makes public
two letters which have passed
between himself and lion. Is.
Tate Irvine. of Big Stone Cap.
one of his counsel. They are
selt-eNpIanatory and moreover,
aro designed to sho" THAT cer-
cam new spaper articles relating
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Ten pnnftli8e &onge.

Song Gbmoro err Ell Sibens Wano.
gunttIigbeb bar fra bans tioligite
lluebom ct paftert SrGf | bans 4a.
rofter. Sans Iober, 9ronnina Bic.
toria, iaabe ON BAN: "San er loot
meo ct llbrperf | Snpebet." Sans
Dag er matbematiif reguleret; Oct
niINe bore BAN unnlliat at lRgae iie
efter Gloffen 9 ON 0atteu, eaer itau
op eiter aloffen 8 ON Morgenen.
SON faitietter paa Winutet. bpor-
Irnge ban ifaI arbeioe, ipaoiere ener
aoiprebe iig. Spis ban ensang Del
toser | Golf. euer Gricfetipil, bsrer
han op til ben forub beitemte Sio,
iclp ON Spiaet er aloris ioa interes.
iant. Oct famine eisr ban psiaa.
ilaar ban ipiaer Bridge. Strar ban
letter iia peo S~piueboroet, flyer ban.
naar ban piI bore op, % bliper iffe
ct GiebIif iiobenbe oper Den aneipus
Sio. San er ct Iepenoe llbr," flyer
ofte bans Sefret9r. Seraf fommel
oct, at aue, iom ofte er iammen mel
ban, retter fit llbr eiter bans Sips'
paner. gnSerIebes itaI berimoi
Eronnina Mcsanora bore, Sun eli
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Syringe iitYffer.
aafieens Sirfuing paa banneoe 6ulfs
SrsaniSme.

"Seg bar brliet aaffe | oarepis,
os for omtrent to @ar iibeu fom ieg
/ en- rleset olporlig Sorfatning al
Gnspepiia og let Sorbsielie. Seq
ipntes tiloeIS at funne ipringe iitpf-
fer. Seq bar iaa heroes, at Den
minoite Stei forf9roeoe mig, og
mango @ange Tumble leg life rette mig
up al Smerte.
"Miu SG9e iagbe mig, at iea
life maatte ipiie hrng euer froftig
6soe, bporfor ban fororoneoe Dict
% CAB mig noeet Reoicin. Seq
iulste usia0tig Sorifrifterne, men
peoblep meb aaffe 90 blep life beore.
Sibite Sinter bapoe min Ianb, Der
bar fropUrenoe paa Correcting,
oruffet Goitlm Soob Coffee hos en-
6amilie, bpor ban ipiite.
"San ipnteS iaa sopt ON Den, at
ban ba ban fom biem igien, bra9te
noset uleo fig. 81 begpnote at BRUCE
oeL % leg fanSt Den fortrinlig. S
ben Sn ieg oraf ben pIageoe min
Mape mig life bet minoite, % ieg
fom oper min R~erpsiitet. ga pi life
bapoe mere Boinrm, begpnote ni
isien meb Safe % bermeo begpnSte
Rapen isieu at imerte os Rerpsii.
teten igien al pile fig.
"9ette bite mig nsiaatig, bpao
bar Iariaeeu til ben belle Glase,
bporfor ieg ilutteoe meo anffe for
sobt % beabnote meS goitnm. DC
somle 9Ioger iorIoo mig, os De bar
iioen life piit fig Scr er Ell
@rino." 99s ~sbe @cao to 8ea'
bile" | bper 8affe.
3oseninSe lGit o%penitaaenSe Srrp!
st mt pil ~iurcfomme fra Sto til an
ben. Se CT Gstf, ianSe % faiSe al
Snteresie for @enneifebsSsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Ghicasc.Brep
Chicago, gu, @ai.

6or ODER balpanbet Star iioen op.
retteoe bet norife 0ationaIforbrno /
Chicago ct Mrbtibsfontor. 9ettc
aontor bar giort goot arbeioe, fsrit
rnoer Ears u. 9ergans geitpreIie
90 mi nnoer ferIte @icepreiibent |
acknowledgements, anbrep Amber.
fen.
getDonineen al ct iaaoant @ontor
bite fig beoit / De baarlige Sioer /
ginter os iioober &aaren. Oct par
tibet eller intet Of gisre | Chicago.
3uiinoer paa Suiinber git arbeibs-
lsie. 9a bar bet, at aontoret iatte
fig | Sorbinoelie mco Sarmerne no.
oper Roropeiten gienem imaa sfper-
tisiementer | "9ecorab.8ofte OF
"Sfanoinapen1, pg mangen Ell fiaf
norif Gut, iom eIlers fanife piIbe
baoe liot Nso, fit paa berne Waaoe
SpsieliGtteIie og en- rimelis Beta.
ling.
Ger er frembeleS mango grbeibs.
leie | Chicago og Der er Here raife
Gutter, iom sierne bill tage no paa
Sarmen. S Mpril Waaneo ienbtes
benpeb 100 Gutter no til Sarmere /
R~oropeiten. Sa De al 9eitprelien
ienere mootagne 9repe fra baabe
8armere % Sarmarbeibere antp.
Der, at De FILTER fig bra os tribes bel.
aontorets 9eitpreIie eisr fit bebIte
for at ieroe bore gobe Solf. Se I'M.
o~erfaites en- neiagtig examination,
fsr Sc ienbes afiteO. Sarmerne er
paa ben Waaoe nogenlunbe betrpg-
get; tbi enbnu bar ingen melot, at
ben Gut, ban fif giennem Oct norife
arbeibsfontor i Chicago, life bar
brugelig. 81
ut Roroneitens norffe Sarmere be-
banoler fine 5olf gpot fremgaar bl.
O. af islsenbe 9repe til Wr. anoer-
fen:
Ole SIien, iom blep ienbt til Smut
Slien, 81 Sion, @is., ifriper Iaale-
bes: set bar rigtis en- bra BIaos,
ies fom paa. Seq faar nof al goo
@aa og alorig flyer De ct onot Orb
til mig. Seq Iifer mig ioGrt aobt."
Ser funbe n9pnes buiinpiS af iii,
ge grempIer, oIleianmen gaaenoe no
poa, at bet er goot at orbeibe for De
norife Sarmere / G~orbpeIten. ar.
beiosfontorets abresie er S97 SO.
Rortb slpe., Chicago, SD.
8. S. g.
GnalanSs Sulpnier err nitten Gam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29

ben fine Mulb, iom | tRtte Ether To-
res bort til andre Steber, bpor Reb-
Ilaget madife fp9ler Jung @esetation,
gn 9onbe, gpolfur @ubmunoion,
bar inblast fig itor Sortieneite oeo at
reiie Steneieroer mob WalofIusten;
ban bar reobet mango Gun, og bet
bliper efter bans Metbooe, Soris-
gene ifol bripes."
"SpiIfe 5r9iorter oil 3e erperi-
mentere meb?"
"Soruoen De biemlige bliper bet
8iergfuril, piltnof Sfoefuru og mt
ligpis en- meset b%aarofsr norbameri-
fanif Siiru. De bill piitnof aae babe
getinaelier for at bore paa Sslaflo.
Nlen Iangiomt oil oct gaa; Ell Sfog
refer iis bperfen paa ct eller ii aar.
Sertil fommer 10 poerligere, of Sor'
Den maa prRpareres. Com Den err,
esner ben iig life umiooeIbart for
Trpplantnine. Den mnngler pisie
gafterier og Spampe, iom fsrit no.
pifleS o. tribes / 2sbet at lRnaere
|Si0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Trifirfcm.
(Gfitr "5olitblnoti." y

tGftn "5oiisbiaott.")
Taitor 6. Sage, Ballard, bar
ofilaoet oct til BAN npitebte aalo ira
alberta. CANADA.
Baitor 6. 8. Snabeim, Tom ny.
fig err penbt tiIbage fra en- europa.
tlir, reiite iioite llge Ell Cur til Ser
tile, Soma.
- 9egrapelien efter Wlrs. Erof.
@iIbeIm Getterion foregif 2sroas
8ormiooag Den 16oe Wtai unoer ltor
0eItagelie. SCI. $50 blep 9iget baa'
ret inc | Seminariets slula at Stu'
benter. Gn fort Sergeguostienelte
bolotes, bpor Erof. S. $. 9legen
forretteoe. Serira blep 2iget baaret
no al 8rofesiorerne Seaano, Np.
robl, Sperorup, % Seperion iomt
q. g. @enning og y. $. anberion
ca braat til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bcor oen esentlige Ssrgegubstiene-
iie boIbtes. @praaoet banoe ubnRpnt
@ Der funserebe iom "Sonorarp
Ballbearers". Den itore Strife bar
fplot. Baitor Strano taIte paa norif
og groiesior llrietb paa engellf;
ban opl9ite ogiaa Ell Heiolntion al
Seminariets Safultet. &ranie blep
laat poa 9aaren of Grof. Sfteoal
fra s~luesburg Seminar, fra Mugs
burg Stuoenter al Stubent Goon,
al I~rofesior Se(lanb fra Sabitafor'
eningen. On Wasie 9lomiterfranie
bar ienot, berblanbt ira gprauoet,
ira Wupor SapneS, fra 8enner !
Chicago cg andre Steoer iannt fra
8enuer her / 9pen. Otter 8uoStie'
neiteu bIep aiosoe iorofRitet paa
oafemooo @rapli,nb buorben ct tort
SsIge Ieoiagebe benoe. Sslgenoe az
Grof. @etterien forfattet Gang til
I'm bortgongne Suitrn blep UNDER
Ssraeg1lostieneiten | Sirfeu iunget
al Grof. Senoridion:
On Hnateo mleo ap9Ioens bIibe Col
paa 8uInitp op MOB bet Ssie.
Nu itanoier on irelft for Serrens Stol
% if,ler BAN meb bit gle,
5aus SaIigbeb init on uhhe faar,
ben Seiis Dig BANDIT meb Rpie.
On flsi 10 iaa fugIealao berira
meo SimIeus gngleifare.
gu finger on DIT 9alleluia
meo Soner iaa bimmeltlarc.
90 epigt / 9ps hos @uS bu Dor;
Der fnees Ell nogcn Sare.
Su gruubep beb @arnets rene SinS
bin Gro paa @ubS bpre Naaoe.
Gen luftebe big / Subs SimmeI inb
befrict fra Sbubeus gaooe.
Sub sIGhe Din SiGl / Simneri9,
nleo SreS rSeu IacI oe Raaoe.
8, maatte hi mpoe5 Der engan9
og belle @uDslipets 8ammeu,
% ipnee DC S~rcIies MIC Sang
for Sbroneu iaa heiliat iammenl
8, riaatte Bet lie for Seiu Stplbl
Set beber pi dle. Nnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29

tier bet pIlioieIiee % ufornoiete %
latter life eierne VIaner for ben
fommenoe Dag. Senoes @emaI bor
iiaattet patae fie til oenne Gsenifab
Dos Tin &uftru. Otter ct 45.aorigt
Wgteffob," ioeoe ban ensang
Spsg. ~Inoer man fig life mere ifine
paa 0rnao at ben SIaes Gorifieuis.
beo ! a~nroftcren.~ !