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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
0CT0GENARlAN
TAKES HIS LIFE
WITH WASH LINE
HANGS HIMSELF WITH WASHLINE
AFTER MAKING FREQUENT
THREATS.
SAID HE WOULD SOON SWING.
Emil Stengel Leaves Home with State
ment That He Intended to
Commit Suicide.
WIFE THINKS HIM DEMENTED.

After waiting and worrying all night
about her husband, Emil Stencil, who
was over 80 years old, furrier living at
255 Eighth street. Mrs. Stencil
opened her kitchen door shortly after
5 o'clock this morning to see swinging
from clothesline, secured to corner Of
the house, the body of her husband. The
CHASTITY sight unnerved the woman and
she hurried screaming back into the
house and awakened her two daughters,
who had fallen into a doze following
their long vigil.
Said He Would Soon Swing.
For weeks Stencil carried piece of
strong washline in his pocket which he
took out and showed to saloon keepers
and others in the neighborhood, saying,
'1'll soon swing from this
Monday morning he made similar
threats in the presence of his family
announcing that on that day he would
commit suicide. "And then I'll have Il
piece put in the paper that'H open your
eyes," he said.
Stencil did not return home all Mon
day afternoon, evening and night, and
his family, fearing for his welfare, re-
manned awake waiting for him. In som"
manner Stencil must have returned to his
own dooryard. and without making any
noise, secured the rope to a hook and
kicked a box from under him.
Patrolman Brost was called an hour
later. He cut down the body and car
Eried the corpse into the house.
Believed Him Demented.
Mrs. Stencil said this morning that
her husband had been partially out of
his mind for months. Gle never was
satisfied with all we did for him, but al
ways complained and said that some
time he would end it ALL" she said. Gle
was old but was healthy, except for his
troubled mind. and there was nothing
that should cause him to do this"
Stencil formerly worked in his own
home as a furrier. He has son in In
dianapolis and two daughters. who live
with their mother. The funeral will
take place on Thursday at 2 o'clock In
the afternoon, and the interment. after
services at the home, will be at Union
cemetery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
SCORES PRo-RoMANS
BISHOP GRAFTON GLAD TO HAVE
THEM LEAVE CHURCH.
Fond du Lac PreIate Assails Rev. Nc.
Garvey, Blaming Him for Mother
Superior's Detection

FOND DU LAC, Wis, July 14.-[Spe-
cial. lin speaking of the detection of
Mother Superior Edith of the Sisters OF
st. Mary from the Anglican church, and
her conversion to the faith of Rome,
Bishop Charles c. Grafton had the fol-
lowing to say today:
"The detection of Rev. McGarvey, who
was the chaplain OF st. Mary's sister
hood in New York, has not unnaturaily
led to his being followed by the sister
who was under his spiritual care. 1t IS
not likely to affect many in their re-
ligious life nor in the church. There is
a small body of pro-Roman clergy who
have left and it is better for the church
that they should do so. We want no
pro-Romans among us, and we look
upon their departure as only squeezing
out little pus.
"The Rev. McGarvey's going was
based on the amendment to the nine
teenth canon, which has been Jailed the
open pulpit canon 1t is not an open
pulpit canon and was never intended
to be, and therefore Rev. McGarvey's
argument falls to pieces. He made sew
eral dire prophecies as to what was 60
ing to happen if he left the church. He
is a good man and we love him still, but
his prophecies of coming calamities to
the great Anglican church were redicu-
lous through their self defeat. He and
his were wont to take Philadelphia
little back alley view of. things. His
prophecies of coming disaster reminds
one of the insane man who, in England,
upon stepping aboard boat, said, Now
that 1 have left England, | suppose the
island will sink"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
WAGE WAR FOR OFFICE.
C. H. Russell, Berlin, Out for Congress,
and J. C. Martin, Mineral Point,
Wants His Job.

MADISON, Wis, July 13-[Special.]
"A merry war is being waged over the
position of pension agent in the adjutant
generals office G. III. Russell of Ber-
lin recently announced his candidacy for
Congress against John M. Nelson. Prob
ably to worry Russell, ]. G. Martin, past
commander of the G. A. R., at Mineral
Point today, made application to the
governor for Russelps position as pen
sion agent. Russell Immediately issued
a counter, saying that he will not re-
sign until he is nominated for Congress,
and at the same time Russelps friends
declare that Martin did not serve long
enough in the army to deserve the posi-
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17

state means that with nothing to distract
the thoughts, hearing nothing and seeing
nothing in the darkness Imagination has
full sway and hours of wakefulness may
be the result. Such man. we think
will find half an hours reading id bed
great help.
With careful attention paid to the quail
out Pickering it shines over the shoulder
and directly on to the page. the much
malgned habit of reading in bed has
sometimes a very beneficial effect on a
tired and overwakeful brain.-Family
Doctor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
More wasps Than He Wanted.

The announcement that the Haywards
Heath Horticultural society was pre-,
pared to pay penny for every queen
wasp brought to the summer show has
caused the secretary to be inundated
with wasps from all parts of England.
Some of the senders have requested that
the money they consider due to them
should be forwarded by return of post
The secretary, however, wishes it to De
understood by senders that only persons
living within the radius of the show VIII
be paid for their wasps.-London Even
ing Standard
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17

ance-at the Newmarket July meeting,
his horse Alep was badly beaten by
lord Strathnairn's Avowal, and it was
aot until 1880 that Leonidas IL. ridden
by Capt. Wentworth Hoped ohnstone,
scored his first victory in the Aldershot
cup.
Six years more elapsed, making fifteen
years in all from his racing debut, be-
fore the royal colors were carried to vie
tory for the first time in fiat racing,
when. amid a scene of great enthusiasm,
Counterpane, ridden by Archer, won a
maiden plate at acknowledgements
Gazette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
MANY DROWN IN STATE.
Four in One Week Is Record Up at Su
perior.

SUPERIOR, Wis, July 13.-[Spe,
ciall-Two more deaths caused by
drow, ing have occurred here, making a
total of four for one week. The latest
victims were Demund Plank, aged q
years, and Frank Stevens, lad of II,
both having gone down in the Nemadji
river while bathing. The Stevens boy
met his death just at noon Saturday.
REEDSBURG, Wis, July 13.-Fred,
the 20-year-old son of Philip Grubb, a
farmer living in the town of Freedom,
drowned while bathing.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 13.-While
ALBERT Hanson was swimming in the
Eau Claire river his bathing suit slipped
over his feet, rendering him helpless,
He drowned.
WAUKESHA. Wis, July 13.-Alva
Warrington drowned Sunday while
swimming with several companions in a
pond in the town Of Genesee. He was
about 40 years of age and is survived
by his mother.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
Leather Horseshoes in Australia.

In some parts of Australia the horse i
shod with leather instead of iron, the
feet receiving better support; but this nov,
city is employed only in regions where
the ground is permanently covered win
grass or fine sand. Though the Leather
shoe is more expensive than the iron she
the higher price is repaid by the superES
advantages. 1t is not impossible the VI
novation will soon extend to every cour
try where the nature of the soil permits
it to be used.-British Australian.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
FORCE HIM INTO BANKRUPTCY.
New York Creditors of L. Coren Petition
Court for Writ.

LA CROSSE, Wis, July 14.-[Spe-
icial. Three New York merchants, cred
jitors in small amounts of L. Coren, the
dry goods merchant who assigned and
executed trust deed for the benefit of
mis- creditors two weeks ago, have filed
with the clerk of the United States court
here a petition to have Mr.. Coren's bust
ness wound up by bankruptcy. The
claims of the three creditors aggregate
less than $500. Coren will resist the
bankruptcy proceedings on the ground
that under the assignment creditors will
be better protected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
BRIGHTEN AWAY ASSAILANT.
Passengers on Interurban Car Rescue
Woman from Unknown.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 14.-[Spe-
cial. ]-Interurban passengers stopped
their car and rescued woman from an
assailant last night in the country be-
tween here and Chippewa Falls.
Miss Minnie Hefiin was attacked by
an unknown man shortly after alighting
from the car. The passengers heard her
cries, the car was stopped, and the as
sailant pursued several miles, but he es-
capped in the woods. Search for him is
being continued.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
BLACK HAND PUNISHED,

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J., July II.
Twelve years confinement at hard la
Dor in the state prison was the sentence
imposed today by Judge Booraem upon
three Italians who were found guilty
by a jury yesterday of attempting to
levy $1,000 blackmail upon Rev. Angus
tine Bassori of Franklin Park. The
men are John Gerry, Michael Filesetor
and John Donati, operating as the al
legged agents of black hand society.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
HOLD PHONE HEARING.
counting System with Companies
Representatives.

MADISON, Wis, July 14.-[Special. ]
The railroad commission held a hear
ing today in the executive office on the
question of telephone accounting. The
public utility law provides that the rate
board shall provide a definite system
which shall be used by all the companies
in the state. There were about fifty at
tending the hearing. Alonzo Burt of
Milwaukee was one of the principal
speakers this morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
Military Despotism in Germany.

l am more than confirmed in the i'm
preston I always get when 1 visit Ger
many-the impression that the drill SER
geant pursues the German citizen from
the army to all departments of life; that
the nation remains well-watched, we'll
drilled and very docile army inside in
visible barracks, and submitting to iroE
discipline all the moments of its life
ct. P" in Z. P.'s Weekly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
BROWNS WHEN CANOE CAPSIZES
Young Couple Meets Death at Duluth
Mum.

DULUTH, Mimi, July 13.-Miss
Eta Kennedy, aged Is years of this
city. and Jacob Woodruff of Deer River,
were drowned Sunday in Ball Club lake
canoe. Two Austrians. Ignar Sysholitz.
and John Jannazak, We're drowned in
Seven Mile lake by the capsizing of their
boat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
JENKINS RILED AT LENROOT.
Congressman Declares Aspirant Falsifed
His Record

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, July IA.
-ISpecial.l - Congressman John j.
Jenkins of the Eleventh district has re-
fused to meet l. L. Lenroot, candidate
for the Republican nomination for Con-
gress in the same district, in debate, and
in his letter to Lenroot refusing the lat
ter's offer, Mr.. Jenkins dominates the
Superior man for membership in the
Ananias club, openly charging him with
misrepresenting to the people of the dis
trict his official record in Congress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
READING IN BED.
Sometimes Has Beneficial Effect on
OverwakefuI Brain.

Reading in bed, like most luxuries, can
be overdone, in fact there seems to be
only one excuse for this fascinating way
of ending the day. Certain people find
that their worries accumulate in their
brains after bedtime; their nerves are at
high tension and their minds are actively
at work trying to solve problems that
should have been left behind in the city.
Going to bed with the brain in such a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
ANOTHER CHERRY TREE YARN.
Charles Hehne, Appleton, Boasts of a
Perpetual Fruit Raiser.

cial. Charles Hehne, S13 Atlantic
street, this city, has a cherry tree which
is surely a wonder. Some portion of the
tree has been in bloom continuously for
several weeks, and now while his wife
is canning cherries picked from one por
ton of the tree, there are green cherries
on another part and still another part
is still in bloom.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
KING EDWARDS RACE HORSES.
Only Two Have Been Winners in Great
English Turf Events.

Probably no owner ever had such a
persistent run of bad luck as his Males
fy during the early years of his racing
career. At his first modest appearance
OF a racecourse. thirty-seven years ago,
his horse Champion had the misfortune
to fall early in the race, and although
he made a game effort to recover lost
ground he could only finish second.
Six years later-at his second appear
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
TO LOSE SIGHT OF RIGHT EYE.
Specialists Claim Case of Fred BAIL Is
the First Of Kind on Record

APPLETON, Wis, July 14.-[Spe-
cial. Fired BAIL, young farmer, re-
siding near this city, will probably lose
the sight of his right eye. BAIL was
lighting cannon fire cracker on the
ploded, and the conclusion caused rup-
ture of the iris of his right eye. BAIL
was not burned in any place, and suf-
fered but little pain from the injured
eye until Monday, when he came to
the city to consult with specialists who
claim his case is the first of the kind
on record
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
REscUEs DROWNING GIRL.

Jefferson Factory Hand Saves Mary
Green, Aged 10, from Watery Grave.
JEFFERSON. Wis, July 14.-Mary
Green, aged 10, daughter of Philip
Green. was saved from drowning by the
presence of mind of Cheeky Eden, a
factory employe. The little girl fell
from a boat into the swift waters of
Rock river just beneath the mill dam
She was just sinking for the third time
when young Eden dove into the stream
with all of his clothes on and rescued
the girl.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
MANY WANT TO BE DOCTORS.
Sixty-four Candidates Take Examination
at Madison

MADISON, Wis, July 14.-[Special j
There were sixty-four candidates to the
medical profession who took the exami-
nation in the court house at Madison
today under the direction of the state
board of medical examiners.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
GirnAnmSinIn.

GicnSpmsialg. BroprietGr Sart'
mann / Solbpf pr. Eriteo bar bort
buffet lin Gienoom "Speoeganro"
meo groprictpr alerhs 8ooro
"Sareorap" peo Belle. Specie
oooro" err tareret til 10000 Ser. og
"Sopcorao" til $4,000 Sroner.
Zen ~befienote itore alsb'
monosaaorb puu WiobeIgaoe / Ran'
Ser8, tilbsrenbe 2Gee Bans 3eoSbo,
er MI blepcu iolgt til Srifotagebano'
Ter 9. SoIitrup al Ranocrs Tor
1874, 900 Str.
groprietGr Grborbi bar til i'm
ssu. Gorpogter Senrif erbarot
rpcrSrnoet 8oaroen ariugclbeoe |
glbpf Sogn peb SGbp for 10000
SIR. @oorocn er ifpIbiat for II Tor.
Snrttorn.
- amtsraaomeolem :. 6. Sacob'
len, SbiuaifoobuS / anoit Sogn, og
Gartifulier s. =. gierg / aisben'
hopn bar fiebt 8aogaoro neo Sis.
benhopn Tor 10000 SIR. 8aaroen
oates uoitpffet til Contemporaries
pa 9pggeerunoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
IGrfeliat Slbfuub pna SGScrcn.

Sra Stapanger mebbeles Den 23oe
Worts: "Seitlanoet" meooeIer, at
Der forleben Gag / Seilnno poo Sp'
beren blep giort ct Slonrub, iom iii.
Bsrer 6e meget iielbne. s llbmurfcu
pmfring nogle gnnlIe @rapGaugc
paa 8aar6en 8rIlano fnn6t man
nemlig en- Sten, iom bite fig at pe.
re en- 9ammeI Stsbeform. "@eit.
lanbet" bar f~orepiit Stenen for Son.
ierootor Seaieien, iom uotalte, at
Stenen uar ben enc Saloport al Ell
Sorm bpori bore Sorfpbre for en-
tc-tre Suien gar' ii6en its6te fine
2fSer al Bronco. Of 9roncesfser
fra ben Si6 fienber man flere GfS.
cmplarer; men at iaa6onue 6ormer,
boori bisie err itsbte, bar man tioli'
gere fItn6et bare TO Der / 2an6et. Gen
fsrite blep funoet paa 8aaroen
Stnngelaub / Ssilanb, life langt ira
set Steo, hoor man mi bar iunoet
ben treble; ben opbepores paa Ser
gems Wlierm. Gen onoen blep nm.
oct al 9onierpator SeIlieien ieIp /
Ell @rapbaug paa 8aaroen 500 I
9~ianoeberg; Den o~pbendres / Sta.
panger Ruieum. 8iSie Stsbefor.
mer, u6taIte Sr. Selieien, er Of flor
SntereSie. De bier. at pore garnIe
5Gore ira 9roncealoerens Sio lapet
fine HeOIfaber ieIp. en- Zig 5orm
er al iaameget itsrre Snteresie emo
felipe Sen itsbte SienitanS; tbi ben
fort9ner ps iaa meget mere. Zen
ooa 9rulano iuuone 5orm er So
Gm. lang oa 6.S Gm. breb uopen.
big. Snbpeubig er ben s Gnt. lang
oa 4 Gm. breo. Den er al 6inoererl
ifiGnfet Stapanser 4tiiieum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
snnSalsbane. ara ariitianSiunb

SuuSalsbane. Sra ariitiansiuno
meooeles Den 20oe Marts: Eli Ell
pripat Sernbune ira 9oprebanen
eiennem SmoaIeu til @iospaaseu,
Homsoalsfiorben, bar Strsmsn9s.
tets commune bepilget 5000 &ro.
uer til Iftier, 2fsenbolS commune
10000 os Stanepifs aommune
16,500 Str, ane bisie 9epilgninger
er ifet poa iamme 9etiueelier, iont
8riitiansiunbs 3ommine opitiaebe
for i'm @epilening 100000 aroner.
MolOe, 236e Warts: Woloe
@pitpre bar ioag beiluttet at tegne
for $4,000 aroner / aftier / en-
Sunoolsbane UNDER famine Scrub.
iGtning iom ariitiansiuuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Sireftsrjfiitet / "Set SprcueSc".

Tireftsrifiitet | "Set SprcneSe".
Tsra aiebcnbapn meobeles ben 2Ooe
Worts: Get bar IGnge p9ret flenot,
al abmiroI RiheIieu eiter en- fort
men uomGrfct Sirfiombeo bar on
ifct of uotrpSe al Set %toreneoe
Compifib8ieIIfabS" 2ebelie nilt'
nof pon 8runo al inbre Strioiabe'
ser. 9ette err ihag ifet. Samtiotg
bar Gpgtcrne ON, at Iomiralen oil
blipe e~fterfulat al @npernsren az
oauIf geitiuoien, gtarinefaptetn
Golo, befrpftet fig. Set er ben ol'
minoelige Spfatuing, at Der Der CT
Sfet et belbigt golg. 8aptein eolo
bill pisieIia opretbolbe De Sraoitio'
uer, iom RiheIieu bar inoIeoet. Zen
me 8ireftsr tiltrGoer lin Stiatlg
ben 2oen april. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
grauoe. (

granoe. Sorieus, 23be Warts:
: Mites neobrrnote Wtltrer RieIS
9ielien @oIobros Gienoom | @Ito.
20 @ieber, ~ Sons og Snoboet
brpnotc. Sl6eu Opitoo paa Soitet.
Raribo, 23oe Wnrts: On
@oaro / 1ielotofte. ~tiIbsrenoe &isb'
mauo SronbS 2nricn / Hsobp er
Tormiboog totult uebbrGnot. Sele
@aaroens itore gciGtning meo nno'
taqelie of Soineue inbcbrGnote
Hpiten alt Suoboet brGrotc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
9~sSsialS. aouTerensraob 3. RoI

SpssfalS. auuTerensraab s. Wol'
oenboper. err aigaaet oeo 9soen IS
glor qam1uel. Zen afbsbe, Der bar
ReoIem al geItprelien for gIinoe'
initintet. bar giort ct tort arbetoe
Tor gliuoeiugen / 9ormorf.
aapteiu, GtatSraao s. Cons,
tioliaerc Gier al 9ourupGaaro oeo
S,noerup, er oeh Of SicrteiIag. vi
Ssbe par 6ormm6 for Sagellfooe'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og for ulpt'
Observation-Disclosures al SanObru'
acts GrbcioS9ipere / DC oauIte 2ittf'
Ter.
Gbp. 9ireftsr for oen fgl.
arsnlanoife SnnOel, e~tatsrano 8.
8. Stcphenien er efter IGngere Tbs
Spuqeligbeo oignoet peo 9soen, 10
aar.
Walcren Trnuts Senningien.
grofesior oeO 8lrnitafabemiet, er az.
aaoet ueo 9soen al Sierteilag, 81
9(or aammel. Seuniugieu iom bar
fsSt / aisbeubaUu og uooannet
poa almitafooemiet bapoe tube
ret unber germbrer, noItiaeoe
/ 1875 fine fsrite 8iaeoer,
TO gomeportrpter. iom Itrdg
pofte Ssmerfiombeb. Seuningien,
iom aiennem fIere itore arbeioer er
reprpienteret / 6auife @alerier, bar
en- i~intfsIenSe arritnernatur, Ell
olimren6e Segner 90 Ell opgtig So
ToriSf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
ape iarm poo $50

SiliaIgs. Or COB 5arm pea $50
- Gcres I Neeter Go, Miuu., bar en- iiel'
iieloen imut Seliggenbeo % er blepen ore.
pen eIter odnit Metbooe; bet tan beuiies,
at Der ui 5armen sr blsueu iolgt Snsr og
Speoe for $1,000 aarIta. ~iprioeH andre
Smaattna. og ben fan let furbeeres I'll at
irembriuae en- 5rebieosl mere, od bet er Ell
no isarm pa life fuIot opoprtst; me Bpg'
ninaer pa en- fem 5eitss gaipline engine.
SRiaes meo eler uoen GuIing % 8eiRts
ming, entsu itrnr eller III giteraaret meo alt
arbeioe uoiSrt. T.. &. 5humieu, ". 2,
MntfinS. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

airfcinouiclie. Sra aal6org meo'
SeIes oen 23oe Warts: aaleitrup
Strife inooteoes igdar al gtIfop
goulieu / giborg. airtcn er opfsrt
efter Seaning af arfiteft Beef | Mar
bus o. bar foitet 10000 SIR, oeraf
u6aisr Statens SiIituo $1,000 3r.,
meoeus ReIten er mofoulmcn oeo
giorag fra ge6oerue, lieeiom Srum'
Sen or Ell 8aoe ira SroprtetGr
aiel6ieu, ellie Geitritp. airfens me
Brett. Omar anoerien. bleo iomtt'
Sia tuoiut. Ssitioeligbeoen operoH'
reoes Of Sttftamtmouo Gpbuoo
giborg, Serreosioeeo Calling / So
bro % iomtlise Serrcoet5 @rRiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

Sp0stal0. StltrtttslP9e | Nter
Or. meb. Sennum, er. afganet peo
Ssoen. Soiepb Oscar Sennum bar
feot | 8riitiania 1847, Ssn al I'm.
bertolobetient anbreas Senien Sen-
nltr1.
Oireftsr Carl Solberg or |
afeaaet peo OGDEN / ariitiania, 30
gar gammel, efterat en- Hefrea.
tionsreiie / sgeppten, iom Der nar
fupttet Saab til for @~ienpinoelie al
bans SeIbreb, life bapbe lebet til set
fprsuifeoe &eiultat.
- @rosierer SSSobu 9ing. elbite
Ssn al afbsbe Sr9Iaitbanbler Gin.
oreas Sing og 9ienlepenbe Suitru
{. 9reoeien, er ifla. "Sreorifsitab
9lao" afgaaet peb OGDEN unber ct
Spbolb | Samburg, 81 aar gam.
mel.
- Sru Slime aatberine g~boIpbine
@iae, fsbt Softer, Grofesior q.
@iaes Suitrit, .er ofgaaet neo o.
ben. Sru @ine bar Ell 9atter af ben
hefienote Sireftsr peo Gas beiere
SanbbrlgsIfole Softer.
- acknowledgement &. SO.
Stoffe aigif forleoen peo Ssbeu ef.
fer ct lpngere SpgeIeie. Stoffe
tieneiteioroe / lang Sib peo SGger.
forpiet. "a ben fongcIige nprife
8arbe blep oprettet, gif ban oper til
26er Brigade iom national ltnberof.
itcer, bnor ban itob inbtil for ct Bar
aar iibeu, ga ban gift al meo Sen.
iion.
Gn eommel, aniet og bsit az.
tet Manb, fbp. Srofsrer / 9orge
Cars Blur er afaaaet peb Ssoen ef.
ter IGngere Sios Spgeliebeo, 6S
aar ganmel. afbsbe bapoe / en-
lang aarrGffe pGret Sormano /
Sattigitpret % bar inbebapt en-
&pfte fonlntllnale Spero / lin gpgb,
bpcr ban alerebe / en- ing aloer tom
ino | oct fommrnale 2ip.
- Sbp. Sognepreit 7itlep 8ent5
Smith er afgaaet peo 9soen | ben
bsie gloer Of S0$4 stor. gfosbe
bar Stuoent fra 1874, tbeologiif
aanoioat fra 1850 % ira oct fsIs
aenoe gar SjRlpeIGrer beo aren,
balls Sfole. Z 1858 bIeb ban Gre,
oieIPrer peb Soft Seminar, 1859
Simelprer | arenSol, 1860 Etrio.
uelfapeaan / Sleffefioro og 1868
Spqnepreit til @inie. s 1876 no.
nRputes ban til Soauepreit | are.
mart og forflptteOes / 1884 til So.
lamb Sognetalb. Gette Gmbeoe in.
oebapSe ban, inotil ban tog afifeo |
1903.
fSru Charlotte ana. gufe eiter
Gobseicr RieIs aan til llleios, SeSe
iorleSen eiter lPngere Sios Speelig.
heo paa gor Srue Soipital | ari-
%Itiania, 10 aar gammel. Zen af.
bsbe, Ser bar 8atter al ben befieno.
tc gropit og Stortbinssmanb Saus
Cato gaa til grunIanPs. bar en-
meget pirficm og eobgisreuoe Do
me. gao Den imuffe uleios @aoro,
bpor Der | benoes Ranos lib uofol.
beoes en- itoritilet eaurmelooss 8ieit.
fribeS, pnr bun en- eIffp0roig Bert.
inbe, Ser meo @entoo nil erinores
al De mango, Der aieunem aarene
for pqret Gieit paa bet pafre Serre.
I9oe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
@uSeaacus Regnlering. q

8~uSeaacus Regnlerins. Som be-
fienSt bIep ser / fin Sio al Sngenisr
Sbomien peo SeoeieIitabet uoorbet'
oct en- 8Ian til @itoeuaaers 8egule'
riua; boorpeo Ell Gel iumpet eng
funbe ofpinoes og en- itor StrRtning
Sonbioro ooerrisleS; M er man
imioIertio ifla. "Silf6. 40" eneoes
meo Sugenisren ON, at ban fol no
orbei6e ct mt groieft, efter bptltct
8anSfraftens llOnptteIie ifal oGre
Nr. 1 og Gneoouoingen Rr. 2, og
man oil nPrmeit itrpee Seilaoien,
ga groerne iao fan bpgges betpoe'
liat biaigere.