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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-02
People'sF Forum.
A Boost For Levi West

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Editor West Virginian:
The many friends of Mr.. Levi West
are urging him to enter the race for
the responsible Office of county COM
missioner to fill the vacancy which
will be made the coming fall by the
retirement Of the president Of the
County Court, s. E. Fleming, whose
time will expire.
For Mr.. West It can be said that he
is a Republican anl a West virglnian
raised in Marion county. Sixteen
years ago he entered the race with
a leading Democrat who was an honor
to Democracy and when the Democrats
were far in the lead in this county.
That race was also for a responsible
office. namely, member of Board of
Education, and about 800 votes were
as equally divided as could be under
the circumstances then. Mr. West
was street commissioner seven years
ago and is the present street commits
sioner at Fairmont and also member
Of the executive committee in the 9Th
ward, Fairmont. Worked for Balti-
more and Ohio R. R. Co. several years
as foreman or bridge work, etc. Has
since done great deal OF contract
work. And has paid out thousands OF
dollars to laboring men and his iudg,
ment cannot be Justly questioned as
to the duties Of county commissioner
A FRIEND.
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in coIored circles.

Miss Lima Branson entertained the
Mountain City Embroidery Club or
Thursday afternoon from two until
flve. Delicious refreshments were
served Mrs. r. Harris, Mrs. NJ. o
Blue, Miss Cordie Lewis, L. E. Black
Mrs. w. H. Collins, Miss Ella Ridley
Mrs. r. Smith, Mrs. L. Miner, Mrs. y
Allen and Mrs. E. "A. Hoskins. a
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTING AIsts
RoLiTIcA AZ IA 81 IEs t:AUESc Hs
Es HE LIc ENsE

:That the saloon lisa foe % the home
the church: the school 10 Spolittc Law
and order no one can question, and
Whatever IS ii foe to all these IL 4
foe too aperilous to exist Many who
readily retreat 10: their detenses OF the
saloon on any sof these grounds viii
try to reserve a foothold IN the field
OF business. Because Of this we con
descend from the plane ot3morals 70
discuss the question on the plane Of
business.
VI What kind Of business have we that
Is helped by the saloon? FaIrmont is
a7railroad center. does the saloon help
the railroad business? Would through
express trains to Baltimore and Chi
.cago be takenioff IL our saloons would
close? Would freight tratac decrease.
or would one man lose his job? It
seems that the railroad authorities
think thatsthey can get along a little
better without the saloons than with
them. Trains may be taken OF from
a lack of travel and traffic, but not
from a lack q whiskey. And the pay.
roll Of the B. q o. Railroad Company
would not be cut down one man bes
cause Of closed saloons in Fairmont.
How about our mining interests?,
Would the demand for coal decrease II
our saloons are closed? Would men
quit work where whiskey could not be
obtained? Letiunpreiudiced voters an.
swer these questions. Fairmont sa-
looms hardly AFFECT the demand for
coal at large, and If some men chose
to quit work there are good many.
idle men now who would like to have
their Jobs. The payroll Of the Fair
mont Coal Company would not be cut
down one man II the saloons are voted.
out OF Fairmont.
How wouldthe Belt Line fare under
norlicense system? Could our glass
and bottle factories, foundries and
machine shops run without the sa-
loono What determines thier volume
Of business, the amount of orders from
the country. at large or the amount Of
whiskey in Fairmont? We can clearly.
see that the payroll OF none Of these
Industries would be affected by closing
the saloon. The amount Of money paid
out monthly by the railroad company.
the coal company and the Belt Line in.
dustries would not be one dollar less
five vote out the saloon.
we would have as much money as
before, how would it be spent? It
would go into the Savings banks. into
Building and Loan shares It would
be spent for groceries, meats. dry
goods. clothing. hats. shoes, hardware.
toys. confectlonaries. etc. Into every
Legitimate business in Fairmont more
money would go than before. Can
anybody doubt this? If the saloons
were closed and the din and clatter
of their music hushed. would not few
er men go home with their stomachs
full Of liquor, and more men go home
with their hands full Of meats and gro
ceries for the table and shoes, cloth
ing and toys for the children?
In asking the voters Of Fairmont to
close the saloons we are not asking
the city to take a wild, reckless ven.
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Near Deaths Do Door.

The condition of Mrs, Thomas Ro'
hey, who is very Ill Of typhoid fever
at Cook Hospital, remains unchanged
and there are practically no hopes fol
her recovery. For the past forty
eight hours her family have been at
her bedside.
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nents in the race. Neither or them
has had any experience, not even as
councilman.
Clarence o. Robin son.
a man may be elected once by acct
dent but his neighbors will hardly re-
turn him as their representative n
second time without they believe pref
ty strongly in him. However, when it
comes to standing by him third time
against all Corners the presumption Is
very strong that his record meets the
approval Of his constituents. The First
ward Republicans have done just that
very thing for Councilman Clarence
D. Robinson and he certainly has rea-
son to feel proud of their loyalty. Mr..
Robinson is a. safe man Of the Mis-
souri, type, but when he has been
shown he Is ready to do the square
thing. His election for { thlrd term
is certain and the First wards in
terests will continue to be in good
hands.
Harvey SnalH.
In the Second ward we'll known
and experienced business man was Sc
lected as the standard bearer of the
Republicans in the person Of Mr.. liar
yey shatn. Mr.. shain came to this
city several years ago from Harrison
county and for number Of years
was manager Of the Mt. City mill in
Fairmont. In recent years he has
been engaged in the grain business
and in real estate. Mr.. Shain has sue
ceeded well IN business and has mary
friends. He is regarded as sound,
conservative man and will make .
good councilman. He resides on Ma
pie avenue.
Thomas v. Buckley.
The Third ward didn't feel that 1t
was necessary to cause Tom Buckley
any unnecessary trouble and by CONF
mon consent gave him the nomination
for second term without opposition.
Mr.. Buckley has made good council
man. lie can always be counted on to
stand the test on an important prop:
osition. When Mr.. Buckley became a
member of council two years ago. he
was not known personally by q great
many Of the people, but he has proved
himself to be a good man and there
I is no question as to his election. The
Third ward knows a good man when
it gets him, SO it will Just keep Tom
Buckley in Office.
j. Lee Hall.
The Fourth ward decided in advance
also who would suit it on city coun-
Gil and there was no contest Mr.. ].
Lee Hail, the we'll known and popular
hardware man, is the nominee and he
will come up with the usual safe Re;
publican majority. Mr.. Hall has been
tried in the capacity OF councilman
and hia selection again proyesitiat hts
neighbors. consider that he made
good! /, Mr.. Hal 81 a man d ability
honesty and tntegrit ia He has sue
eeeded nabusiness and Miss ection
rs copne q, mean 0tllef g6oll
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1t might be said Of doc" McNeely
as George Lilly said Of himself, except
with a slight variation. If his friends
work as hard for his election as they
did for his nomination he will have
a rousing majority.
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W ~ KS 81 announce m A

We re authorize ed to announce A. ].
aicDaniaI as candidate for assessor
81 laf5on county West Virginia, sub.
3ect 10 the Republican primary cleo
ion To be hel April II, 1908. TheSvo
fafs me requested to consult any
comfy oflcersS s:to his work as asses
or tn me past Il
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Car Barns Bnrn
=iRE M NEW YORK CONSUMES
fsp cARs Ahn a PAINT
AGT0RNs

NEW 5Ef sfSh fsso Bfe.
os1t ailsthe nv appna
nus il tue EippeF sectton Fl she city
anti raged s.. an sht1n nom mid.
night anttl dawn harmed
down the caF burns % the Nsw York
City railway conf III seeond ave
niue. In Harle and the mi taeiDgy
Iofs George w Grote & Co. only ieN
blocks Distant
There were q o stif taee tars bttned
In the sdestrnc ion sots DE bRtns and
the loss to the conpany y estiinataa
at Sc, 800 1909: The loss On he niint
factory IS given as 9l0 ii Sss
Continued senSP ape Eiye.l
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The coming city election will settle
as to Just how much value the enc" is
to a mans name.
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DOES BUSINESS PROSPERITY
DEPEND ON I.E 81 ooN

l7l - SsSe
Iitsife. other nelF 81 lSaSeFsone
|GBetote MS aiit zen ttllle peFtlpls
Sfss ~ M iGense ~ and tiey
SIN exis and il tnaneial
condIt ion than has ms
never had q icon, yet she Inns pased
l5treets cost sbFldg good schools
AMI flne ehurc hes. She hes not tlita
natural acilitiestT We have not being 4
railroad center and having no coal
fields Her volume Of business q not
asflarge, hut her city finances are IN
better shape than ours. Az drummer
said on our streets last week that he
always sold large bills of goods To-
iMorgantown merchants and had never
failed in the prompt collection Of,
his bills:
But may be Morgan town lives llnder.
d no:license system because she has
never tasted the bliss OF the ollen sa
loon. So we win now go to Mounds
Vile and ask her business men why
they. after tasting the bliss Of the II:
censed saloon, voted at out OF their
city and deprived their treasury o. the
revenue of the saloons while their
drinking men could ride into Wheel
ing on the trolley and get all they
wanted to drink. We will ask them
too Why they. after two years Of NOS
license. voted by greatly increased
majority TO continue the system of 4
no license. The MoundsyIlle Echo on
the eve of last spring, city election
made a thorough canvass Of all the
and business men oflthei
city, as to their observations otsbust.
ness conditions during their dry peri
odsand 1os out fill signed a}stats-I
ment saying: "our city is more or
derry without saloons, every legitimate
business is betterotf without saloons!I
We are at this time opposed to the II:
cense Of the liquor trafHc in our city /
and appeal to the voters to use their
influence and cast their ballots against
it." While two years before the city
had voted dry by only 80 majority
last year 1t voted dry by 264 majority.
Write the aToundsYille Echo and the
business men Of the city Of these
are so.
Cameron makes a similar showing:
After.two years ofno license she again
voted dry by a greatly increased ma
jorlty, and now. her merchants say
that they would not think of going
back to license. Write Cameron busis
ness men If these things are 80.
we feel that what other cities at
our doors have done for their moral
betterment, bringing thereby gain
rather than loss to their business In
teresls, is not too much to ask the
people OF Fairmont to do for ourselves.
We. therefore, appeal to all the BUSH
ness and professional men Of Fair
mont, the railroad men. the street car.
men, the coal men; the glass men, and
all laboring men, to help us rid Fair
mont of its greatest foe to the home
tile church, the school, to law and orr
der and to business interest as we'll.
ANTtLICENsE ORGANIZATION, q.
G. ID. SMITH, Chairman
"A. P: JONES, Secretary.
G. F. CRANE, Treasurer.
Lutte BROWN,
DENNIS STRAIGHT,
A. j. KERN,
j. NJ BLACK,
r. e. MASON, ]
ADV. 3.2-0S. Executive Committee:
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we ate authorized to announce
51dle Grand as u candidate for Asses
soE 81 Marion cunty, w. Va, subject
70 the RepGbl ican4 Primary election to
be held Aprtl III. sos. He asks that
the voters tnYestig gate his record as
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4NfloUN.c Gem E:NT s.
EoF senate.

Eers State Senate.
" are anthorize ed ito announce Or.
II. H. Defend rters of3 Warrington, as
o candidate for the Republican nom.
nation tor State Senate In the Elev-
enth ssnatorials district
We are auth zed TO announce Mr..
y. NJ Jacobs, OF Fairmont, as a candi:
date FOR die Republ ican nomination
los State Senate IN the Eleventh sena.
sofial district!
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other clear advantage over his oppo
nents in the race. Neither Of them
has had any experience, not even as
councilman.
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sity.
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FOR ga lgEt lew plano VII 8elt "a
sacrifice price or trade Tor alig3 tilhi
of value. AID dre8a Boz
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

Giebenbnon 146e sept: Ser er MI
funoet ire foIife Gepoiitumsbeoiier,
Ell for bert al &c iibite ire gar. Re'
hens 9oonene paa be to fsrite bar
meaet mimitisit itrepne par Oct iibite
SoIitneri meoet fisoesIsit uofsrt.'
Scnne o~petraifenbe Soritiel ! Salt,
neriernes llbisreIie forflares nu pon
ielgenoe eienoommelise Maabe:
Sort for WiuiIteren ifrep oct flo.
Ite iaIife Sofument. loo ban bes
tienote @raioIoa S~fueipiler Sobau.
mes &arer fnIbe til fig. aIberti be.
troeoe BAN, at ban | a%nIeonine al
en- @eorageriing par iterft iuteresie.
ret | al ioa ptoe, bporleoes @apue
tnnhe eftcritriors paa Den met for.
bisiienoe 9tanbe. Bar oct mIetteit Of
riloieoe peo at itripe raft % ilot.
Sler ifnlbe mar, beIif ifripe lanaicmt
% oerpeo opnaa at eiterlisne meo
lisrre Gsiaetisbcoa
Warer furtlareoe oa Slititsmini.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
&porfor blipcr titan gamncl
Tor ytocu?

s iii 6ersmte Bert "Wlenneifenatu-
rem, Der uofom 1894, u6talte Irof.
gfethnifoii, EaiteurS beromte Otter.
ielger, al 80 Erucent al DC SilfGlbe,
bpor Der motrGber Sorrlbelie og
SenIpguen al @ppene | Ell altior tio.
lia Nlher, ifploeS Sor9iitning al Or.
goniSmen peo Den itore Rrugbe Saf:
terrier, Tom er opbobct / Sarmfanalen.
&eh fine ltnberiogeIler ooer DC Sof.
torer, iom beamitiacr Spitanelien al
Ell Wpngbe Observation-Disclosures /
Sornrfuudlcn, bar ban paapiIt, at
aieb er ell al De Snbituuier, iom LET.
teit goar | Sorraoouelie, pa at Giso.
ipi&nina berfor err ell al De itsrite
Nariuger til Sorfortelie al Wcnneife.
mes Siu. San ilutter iiq oerfor iii
Den beremte tnite Raturioriter Sufe.
Ianbs SpfatteIie, Tom ban ircmiotte
aacreoe peo Slutuiuaen al 1Sbe Iar.
bunOrcbc: "@i bsr ipiie HIonteisoe
iremior opriif Ssbe. citeriom Den on.
rifle 6eNe er mere tilbsielig til for.
%rnaAnelie; GIouteitoiierne berimoo
inoebolber cite HIanteiprcr. iom tru.
Der hiuorenoe ipeien for Dor bsbclige
Sien0e, SorroooneIieu." Get famine
ipueS Siitorieu at uiie, ibet iaaaoot.
iom ode bunoreoaarise i ollie Siosal.
ore praftiif talt bar p9ret &egetaria,
mere. ioet De bar ipiit meget lioet eQer
intet aipb. Gen bercmte enaeIife
Gliding Garr, icm opuoaeoc Ell Nlber
al t53 Ior, Ienehe AZ 8roobreb,
MeIf. Goae % Dit. Get or oaioa en-
betienbt Sag, az De Mfunfeoroeuer,
iom mere eaer minore iorioaer aieo,
fan iremoiie maune gamIe SoIf. iao.
Ieoes Ct. IniboniuS, Der bleu 100
aar samneI, % Homalbus, iom bIep
1870 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
"5reosfIoffen"

Sra The Daughters of Norway
Peace Liberty Society of Greater
New York er / bisie 7aae antummet
ariitiania q, 300 arouer til gufaficlis
al cit "5reos' % 5ribebsfloffe" LIB
erty Bell til Mirbs OH ben / 1905
nb 'reoelig Del ~opnaaebe Nribeo %
uaibans,gbeo. Hsneene antom til
uosnri1soepartementet ue er sieunem
Sorlparsoepnrtementet ppsrienbt Gfers.
~bisfomtteen. 8lpffen, Der eiter BEN
nmerifanife 9omitees gnlfe pif bliue
opbrn9t / slfcrsbus Slots nprore
9aorn { &omerifstaarnet), % ipm oil
blipe itpbt | Rorse ni SenIpn til gf,
itenrnln8en meo giersbus' rurige &lut.
fer, faar Ell Srst al ca. 1900 8iip.
gram % er sn Itet i%oripret meo islgenee
SnIfriptioner: gaa &lUffen ppre &nnb:
Gloria in excelsis Dec ct in
terra pax hominibus bonae volun-
tatis".
"Fidelity-P eace- Right from the
Daughters of Norway Peace-Lib-
erty-Bell Committee of Greater
NewYork. Thanksgiving in honor
of the peace, which the year 1906
brought to the Norwegian peop-
le".
Iaa aloftens nsberfe 0aub:
"Til Dtinbe ON Seire % Sres. siii-
tet ODE Sftober 1905. ajpbt Deb Gam.
nlenlfnc, BrpofIpn q. y. - I'll bgr
bisie 2onsr ON 8piuhens S0b, Seine
% 5reo, gpr Serre CT fommen bcrnec."
@aren, Der iGrlig ifploes ben arie'
r%itaulte Somitses Sormanp. 5ru Snl'
broiers Seitrabelier os fore Sfferpil'
lisbeo, er iremfommet peb Sammenitub
al 1874 norite apiuoer % Dtnnb liant
10 apinoeiorcuinsrr | Neip Yprf. Slpt.
ten, Tom CT pper fire 8anee 'na itpr ipm
be poriSe airfetlcffer pna Gferhus, pil
funuc bcres / bio Smfrsos. naar ZEN
peo bgiiicsIise S~siliebsoer rvrss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

Zen, icm | fin 3ib bar bapt Der
@IGoe at IGre 3iateren Raupdsiant
at fjenbe aiennem SriginnIiproget
n9rmcr fla bnns @rap meo en- bis
itine anbagt.
Gnfel iom bans @rapbaiig, broi
@eranierne bsier fine grsnne BLADE
oper ben eraa Grant, bar Moupas'
iaiit's aiiuit. M ionb alinit gaar
emile, jepne 2inier. 8eniets Spror
tr9nser inaen Sraier.
s fIaiiif Sfisnbeo % | fIar, be-
berifet Sorm bill Moupasjant's
Sproefitnit til ale SiSer itua ION
busgen | Marmor. 5 ben bar BON
ieIp reiit iig ct Ninoesm9rfe, Der al.
flo bill fate en- itine, itraalenbe @Iorie
oper Oct frantic Sprog.
8i,itap SIaubert bar engang, | en-
bis flot Gone, foIot @aupasiant FIN
Cleo. San piIbe barre fommen
Sanobeben nGrmere, ON ban bauoe
falot BAN fin Meiter.
en- Iiben, inebpio SommerfisI
fommer flagren6e oper bans @rap.
baug. Gen itanier fun en- itaffet
Stune 90 fIpuer pioere melem be
groa 8ranitisiler.
90 ODER 0rapene bpiler en- Stem.
ming al ti0lig Ssit. Iu og oa faIoer,
title og iaste, ct guInet gIao moo
Soroen.
glanot mine mango G~rinorinser
ira oen i%fienne Stab peo Seinen pil
ole Sioer iom nosIe Of De fi9reite
og melt o%prebare bepares Ninoerue
ira Raupasiant's @rap.
SIap gsbmer.
Sept. Is.
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Dec ,llaupasiant's 6rap

Man bar forIobt Sc Itorc @ouIe.
barber. ca as Oiocric @a0er gicuncnr
set Iormcuoc Raris cr man omiiocr
uooct ircm til en- TlaSS Scr logger
ireoIpit % lille. meO EIGrcr oa
&Iomiterbco % Ianae, oeIiteIte aDlter.
Set or airfcgooroeu Ioutpor,
uoSie.
&nu fin RuuSc meQem @ropene,
iorbt berIiac @iouumeuter % @rup.
per al @rauit % Narmcr. fommer
man Ii! ell @rapbnua. ser bprer Nap,
net @up sc RaupaSiant.
Sen or enfel, men itiIfuIo. lloen
6ia5 % 5uritriuser % banaIe SnS,
Itriiter. Momtmentet beitnnr Of 10
inlaa Seller bGren6e en- Steu meb
GlgterenS Ropn. MoterioIet err erao
Grant. 5 Ell oplo9en BOG al
gron5e itaar aarstalene 1850
1898.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

Seoere. Get giaIot oerfor ON at faa
Selsbet tilbagebetalt, naar TeanIfo.
bet ltnloe aflGsges. Eli bette 9ie.
meo benptteSe aIberti fig al en- SIRE.
OFT, ban bopoe ! England. San for.
lfaffeoe iig Ser peo 8 Iaaneoers
8erler De forns5ne @ibIer. Gisie
Serler betaIte ban iaa igien / 9ebet
az Sommeren peb at optagp Sc for.
neone Saan | HationaIbanfen. 2aa.
meme bleo lao igien tiIbnsebetalte oeo
S1Glp al aIbertis engelife 5orbin.
oelIer | Marts - o.i.p. SooIebes
ruueoe SncboIben inotil 1906, ga
" bertis engeIie &re6it
lap op. Hu matte glberti IN til
Observation-Disclosures. San firae.
reoe til bet grug en- GerbibeboIb.
ming paa 3,3 Mia, Gr., Tom ifuIoe
iigge Erioatbanfen. Son forfIare.
De, at ban life / 8eanifabet Iarts
1906 bopbe opfsrt De 3 @2ia. ar.,
rorot bon baooe De 3,3 Mia. Sir. /
E~rtpatbanfen. San foretraf oerfor
Hegnifobet at anfere, at Sparefas-
len bopoe ca. 100000 Ser. an6raate
Cd ! ganferne. Sor M at tiIbage.
betale NationaIbanfen DC Senge, iom
ganfen 6oooe frpuet, reiite ban ct
Soan pao ~ @fil. Ser, / Gripqt6an.
fen, oa ba bette M / SUM 6lep iagt
op, tpeSe ban til Statsfosien, boor
ban fit De meget omtalte IL Mia.
&rone;.
9ette er Den inore Gang / bette
ltorItilet aiennentGnfte og ubferte
Seorageri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Wetbpbsn / georaseriet.

"HotiondItib." bar onmooet Ell
competent 1ano on at gipe ct 8iss
al @angen | De gebragerier, iom I'll
hertz bar gjort fig ifplois /.
Gen iipaonbife 9onbeitanbs CPD
refasie begpnSte aaerebe for mango
aar iiben at optase 2aon | Rotional.
banfen. 9annene bIep altio tilbegebe.
tolt pr. Bite Warts - Sparefasieus
Neanifabsoor oiiIutteoes paa benne
Gag. 9aanene iteg iepnt e~iterhaan'
ben, Tom Iarene CLEO; en- Sang
imelIcm par Stigningen noget Itsrre,
men isrit / De aaerieneite aor poreoe
oe it9rft og pluo'eligt. Smtring
1906 Dor Sc naaet til 3 Mill., og paa
bette siospunft hlltraaote genSe-
punftet. gelsbet bleu nemlig Bite
Rarts 1906 lite tilbasebetolt
GationaIbonfen. % Sparefasiens
RegnIfaber bIep oiientlisgiorte ben
paa Sommeren. opoaeeoe Hational.
honfen, at oct 3 Mtia. SIR. itore Saan
iIet life par opisrt poa SparefaSie.
reanifobet. ganfen forboIot fig aai-
aepeI afpentenbe, men ba gelpbet life
bIep tiI6agebetolt | 1907, % oct bel.
Ter life iisurereoe paa bette Mars
8canIfab, iorlauste RationalbanferJ
of 9aanet ifuIbe aipifIes. 9ette er
III itet for iaa piSt. at 3atipualban-
tens SiIgooebapeube finn nnorager til
1900. 600 Str.
Spao ligser Der III beg peo bette
areosleb: Saauene iom optoees ON
Sonuneren os reselmGsiigt tilbage.
beiaItes Site @arts. inotiI SiIbaee.
betalingen itanoieSe | 1902 Sor.
floringcn er oeme: gIberti. Der
manaleoe Yeuse. uptog 2aanene |
ganfeu; men be mnatte 10 life bIipe
"ipulise1 ior Sparefasieus sprise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Zen furencoc Girfc.
CGftu sutbtruntrtH. -

- 8nitor 9. 8. Noaium or M /
SpifInno ga ocute@ bio / @cgunOcl'
fen al rpitr Wunneo.
s 9oscobcI. @i$., Eait .. 9.
Seooes Gulo, blcu en- airfe inouict
Senoag ben 30tc auluit.
Smmmuel Gcrigbco, Tuitor
Suss' aul0, TT Sen0ag oeu Gtc
hernes fin npe Strife mopict.
- Blair Rcuiqbeos airfr. Ioit.
6. @uIbrm0iens SnlO, bIcp inouict
GsrSog Den 13oc September. Sams
taIem6oc boIote5 De 10 fslgeu0e
Gage.
- 8ait. !. 6. Rcinerticn, ION bar
eutcqet aaIo til SitranScr. gtinu..
itaI tilIIuttc iii me aclo / 1cccm'
Der oeunc SIT, Gait gu bIir ituu'
en6c III Den Sio.
- WisIiousmpoet / Blue Garth
weriqbeo. Qaitor Srelituos aalo.
bar qu6t beielt. % set beoite par,
al Der res Cifer % Su5'friutiou
Tom inb S3,14S.96.
- 8oitor 8. s. See blep SmOoa
rem 23oc GuQrit iuoiSrt / Scuntoir
@tcuinbeo al Qoitor s. g. Rasum8.
fen. Zen igIqcnbe ScuOaq irOigr.
tes han / geteriou 90 @baIor.
- GIcue Gnoob, ser ococ pua
GomIehipmmet / Stcugbion. @iS.,
/ december iorriqe gnr. bapOe for
I'm Sob teitmuenteret belle fin Tor,
mlie til iorifielliqc 9armbiertiahcOS
ouitolter: Gr Sreoieoel iii Borne
Eiemmet I @ittCuberq, @is.. en-
9re6ieoeI til @arrchiemmct i
Stougbtor % en- SreoicorI iii Zen
rorffc Snro6es Snoianermisiiou.
Ole @I,Ioietb, 8oets aOminiitraisry
hnr gieunem g0bofat O. 9. Son,
Gen ! Stoug6tou ienOt port Gam.
funds stosierer en- 8cf5el paa
S224.42, Tom er ben SreojeocI, ser
tiIfaIoer gu~rrebiemmet I 8itten.
berg.