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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
SHOULD LIVE 100 YEARS.
Sir James Crichton Brown!
 Opinion.

Sir James Crichton Bown, of England, at the Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health in Lon don, gave a lecture on old age. He states that if every person should live right and take the proper care, to live one hundred years would be matter of course.
 There is no excuse for feebleness at the age of fifty, sixty or even seventy. In every person there is q constant change taking place in the system. and just as long as the supply equals or exceeds the waste. just so long will old age be warded off.
 When one finds his energies flag ging. the organs acting slowly and less effectually. the blood sluggish, and in fact feels old" then there is nothing known to medicine that will restore elasticity to the step. bright ness to the eyes. vigor to brain and muscle. and strength to every organ in the body so surely as our real cod liver and iron preparation. Vinol.
 Ninol contains in a concentrated form all of the medicinal body-build- ing elements of cod liver oil actual ly taken from fresh cods' livers, the useless oil eliminated and tonic iron added.
 We ask every person in New Haven, Conn, to try Ninol on our offer to re- turn money if not satisfied. Hulrs Corner Drug Stores, Cor. State and Chapel Sts., Cor Howard and Con gress Ayes, New Haven. Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
x1M Marine Record. m
CENERaI, SHIPPING NEWS

New York, Feb 25-Arrlved: Steam CT Nenezia, Naples.
 Sailed; Steamers Alice, Naples and Trieste. Sangiorgio, Naples, Messina, etc
 Gibraltar, Feb. 25.--Passed: Steamer Sofia Hohenberg, New Orleans for Bar celona, Naples.
 Liverpool, Feb. 24.-Arrived: Steam CT Tunisian, St John, N. B., and Ha'i- fax,
 Gibraltar Feb. 25-Arrived: Steamer Cedric New York via Madeira, for Ma ples and Genoa
 Bremen. Feb 25,--Arrived: Steamer Kronprlnzessln Cecilie, New York via Plymouth and Cherboure.
 Fastnet, Feb. 2S.-Steamer Ivernia, Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool, 159 miles west at p. m; will probably reach Queenstown 3 a. m. Wednesday,
 Cape Spartel, Feb, e5.-Passed: Steamer Neckar New York for Naples.
 Marseilles Feb. 22.--Arrlved: Steam CTS Gallia. New York; 23d, Roma, New York
 Naples, Feb 22.-Arrived: Steamer Montserrat New York via Barcelona. Algiers, Feb. 22.-Sailed: Steamer Scilia. Genoa for New York. Fjume Feb. 22.-Sailed Steamer Carolina New York
 Christiania, Feb. 22.-Sailed: Steamer 1 C. F. Tietgen tfrom Copenhagen, New 1 York New York, Feb 25.-Arrived: Steam | CT kaiserin Wilhelm IT., Bremen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

morialized Congress for the establish ment of these National forests: now therefore be it
 Resolved: That the Chamber of Commerce of New Haven deprecates the delay Of Congress in passing the measure and earnestly urges immed- ate action.
 MT. Morris in his report showed the great necessity there is that in the compiling of the coming census of the country, which will be the thirteenth. there should be used the general civil service regulations. He showed many instances where the civir service meth ods of selecting clerks has been con- ducive of excellent results in other lines and where the methods of selecting clerks to be employed in the compiling of the censuses have been poor. In sup port of his arguments that congress should pass the census bill with a pro vision for civil service in its connec- ton Mr. Morris read the message of President Roosevelt to congress on the subject, which was distinctive as com, pared with the presidents usual mes sages in that it is capable of being read by one man in a single day
 Mir. DeForest said in part on the for estry question:
 The timber supply of the country will last at the present rate Of denudatioh not much over twenty to thirty years. Hardwoods will be about exhausted in twenty years. and the balance of the woods in twenty-five to thirty years. After this period we shall be mostly dependent upon other countries for timber.
 Canada has a good supply still of spruce and pine, but if our govern- ment, awakened to the exigencjes of the situation, should respond to the general demand advocated by lumber men, and remove the s2o0 duty on Canadian lumber, the Canadian gov ernment would unquestionably increase its stumpage tax to equal the amount removed by our government, unless a reciprocity treaty could be arranged be- tween the two countries. The remedy lies with us
 Floods and forest fires annually do damage in New England. Pennsvlya- nia- Ohio and the soatheIn states amounting to over hundreds of mil lions of dollars. This loss is very largely traceable to the enormous de- nudation of the forests on the sides of our hills and mountains. Hindrances to navigation in rivers are due to the same cause, necessitating appropria- tions of millions of government money for dredging. Take for exam pie what happens in New England on the slopes of the White mountains. Here tree cutting goes on up to a height of three or four thousand feet. What trees the lumber man leaves standing are not large enough for his purposes. the pulp maker takes. even the saplings and sweeping everything clean. The latter operator is a worse sinner than the lumberman because he is not looking out for a succession of crops. Besides. he ruthlesslv ruts off the hemlocks. which he cannot use in pulp making, in order to get al the trees he does want And then those great hemlocks lie rotting on the ground. After the forest is gone what happens The humus or soil dries 'up
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
REPORT ON FORESTS
Chamber of Commerce Hears DeForest and Passes
 Resolutions.
MIR. MORRIS ON CENSUS
Believes the Clerks Should be Ap-
 pointed After Civil Service  Examination.

The Chamber of Commerce met last evening to listen to reports made upon the matter of the appointment of the additional clerical force made neces- made necessary in the compiling of the coming United States census of 1910 by Charles G. Morris and on the forest reserve bill now before congress by Charles S DeForest,
 As the result of the two reports two resolutions were passed by the cham Der. That in regard to the census mat ter was as follows:
 Whereas, bills have been introduced into Congress known aas H. R. 7597 and H. R. 16.e54, which prescribe the method of appointing officers and em- ployees/ for the taking of the Thir- teenth Census and subsequent census and whereas these bills provide that practically all of the officers and em- ployees added to the permanent cen sus force shall be appointed without regard to the civil service law and rules, and whereas it has proven in many instances that non competitive examina tions are no real test of the ability of the person taking the ex- animation, who is appointed for polit- ical purposes rather than for his abil- ity to perform the duty before him,
 Therefore, the Chamber of Commerce of New Haven desires to be placed up- on record as being against this unbusi- nesslike and inefficient system of ap- ,,nintt1ert and urges the members of Congress from this state to advocate the amendments which President Roosevelt recommended in his special message sent to Congress January 6, for the application of the merit sys- tenn to the appointment of the force engaged in compiling the Thirteenth census. and to every census thereafter.
 The resolution in the forestry mat ter was as follows;
 Whereas. There is now pending be- fore the Congress of the United States a bill appropriating s0.000.000 for the purchase of National Forests in the Southern Appalachian mountains and in the White mountains of New Hamp- shire: and
 Whereas, In5iscriminate cutting and forest fires result in incalculable dam age to the manufacturing and agri- cultural interests of the country through the disturbance of the rivers and through erosion; and
 Whereas, This body and other busi- ness organizations of New England and of the South have repeatedly me
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Al SS.00-A smart Skirt of almost invisib.y striped Panama cloth has tn. new flare, and would suit admir- ably the round-w round-hipped women.
 It is shown in navy. green and brown.
 It is only $6.08
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Miss Elizabeth Scolln of i'll Chapel street is visiting relatives in Danbury.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE. ,~o~~s~~o>~~~--e->-~>>~~~ ~~O-~>o~H~>~>>~~>-->~ New York
 New Hapen
 6 Hartford
 Railroad,
FEBRUARY 2. 1908.

xk FOR h, NE" ioKk-..2o. '.;sk 'lll..l. .l:1o. .2:uS. s:z0. .s:us. .S.o1. 'll4:zl. 4:55. -s,Os. b:so. .b.,s, 'b.il. 'auo. '7:oz, .lIs:zz, .s:oS, S:2v D. h. Sunua9 s--'t.1 .4..o, x..o0. .s.bv. d. in.. ix:JO. 'l:5o, .z.US, sS.sI. t.Se, ,o.ls, Ao:lU. 'v:42. s,.vs, si:Sl, "s:u5. S.lV o Ill.
 Tor Washington via Harlem River- l.uv, P. h.. ~IS.vu, night, ualIy.
 Tor Boston sIa hArlIvru .Md NviIli. mahtie-'iu.vI. d. m.. -4:vo p. ni. !. :
 Tor Boston sa New LonuOA and Pros osidence---2.lv, sz.oo, .:as, -ull:sL, d. ill., 'll:uo. "lll.42, 'z:u5, .4.2O, -4:ss. ,he:t1' 'l.ve, '. m. Sundays-'z:zv, -:oo a. h., 'i.:O5. .2;bo. -4.oo. 'i:vo. for noston via Springfield .l;io. 'll;iI, d. ili., 'l..e, 'D..u, D. h. sun days-si:lJ d. h.. 'l4o, .o..o p. m.
 Tor hsrtioia, sprinEheia, E.c.--'l:lo x4.vv' s:s o;so. .as. -lv.v., -lI:ll q m, .O'vs. i:lU tto Hartloroj. xo.lv. y.o2 p. ni. euhdays--i:l :lV, xs.vo. xIl:4p 6. IT,, i4o. "u.46. 7.I0. xS:lJ. xy:xv D. m.
 rOr New LonuOn, Attc.-sz:2J, s2:56, .;i'. ll:lS, tto sayDrook).. 'all:4l. a. m. .i.;05, .'nz.al. @z:sb. S:vs. ...,., ..;2v, '!:5s. S:is. S:iv ito sayDrook); '4l. s.uo, il:Sp, tlo oayDrook). ?. lE. Sundays-'2.z0, '2:6e, s62. |. nl., is;Jo, -l:oo. .4.os. i:O5 ?. m.
 Fcr Middietown, Willlmantic, Etc.- 20 d. iil., il:oS, o:e2, P. m. Sundr ys-- ':2U p. m.
 For SheiburLc Falls, Etc.--7:44 a- m., l2'at llo New Harttor1). 4:U1. 6:5l ?. m ito Westteld.)
 For WaterDury-s:5o (via Naugatu.K 1Gnction), S:O0. s:32 a. m., 2:5S 3 ;io, f.4U, ll:iU ?. ln Sundays-S:2t. .L!o q. IT,. 6A5. S:tv ?. m. For Wtnsted--b:5v (via Naugatuck Junction), S:o2 a. h.. 2:36, 6:lb, .:fv iii. Sundays-S.z5 a. m.. V.As D m.
 For l'fttsheid and Intermediate p6ints boo tvla Bridgeportj. s:52 a. m. 3:61 via Bridgeport 4.05 p. m. Sunday i:bo tvia Bridgeport) q. m. For Lftchfield-9:32. a. m., l:06 D. m. Sundays--I:b5 tvia Bridgeport) a. n.
 Express trains. xLocal express
 ParIor car limited
 w. G. BIIIRD, F. 0. COLEY,
 Gen. supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Prize winners at the whist party at day were, first prize. Mir. Bissell; sec ond Mrs. Morns; third, Mrs. Murga- troyd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Mfr. and Mrs. Matthew Galligan of Davenport avenue are visiting rela- tives in Jersey City.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

James Sullivan of Boston is visiting his mother, Mrs. Katherine Sullivan of 123 Clay street Mrs. Sullivan has been very ill for the past two weeks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Frank Lyman visited over the holi- days with relatives in Boston.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
The Newest Walking Skirts
For S5.98 and S8::75

Al $8.7S-One of the pret- test of the new skirts is this ore expressed in fine, soft. all-wool Panama cloth.
 It is many gorsd and has | circular fold near the bottom.
 This Skirt is here in navy. brown and bla ok and is priced low at S0.7S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

The Misses Margaret P. and Eliza beth '. Doody. who have been visiting their father. Henry ]. Doody in New York, have returned home.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Mir. Carroll of Howard avenue is spending several days in Summerville, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London. Feb, 25.-Arrived. Sch. Belle Halliday, Coleman, from Port Reading for Hyannis Metinic.
 Sailed: Sch. Pendleton Sisters, No- ank; tug W. F. Gladwlsh with four barges bound west.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
ssar on CLIENT samlc 0orse?

SIGet, genner og 6sOeiteo2 Oct
Spergsmaal bIir iaa oite rettet til
os 9orif-a merifanerc. Men ifaI man
bsmme efter set itore NrtaI al irem.
ragenoe 9orbm9nO ira 0oropeiten,
iom bar tegnet fla til at SeItage
"Sen itpre 2pitreiie til Rprse", er set
life iaa. Ser er 9orol9nbinger,
Gitlenoinger og geitIGnoinger. SoIf
fra SrenoeIagen, Sosu, 8aIoers,
SalinaoaI, @nlobrm6Soalen Gotten,
SmaaIeneue. Sra IorSfup til Gin.
besn9s, fra aislen og no til Better.
baoet - biem fol De meo ben Store
Spitreiie. Der err enouu InIeoniug
til at reierpere CODE BUM for 2, A eler
6 Berioner paa ct at De itcre fin.
oenbe 8aIabier. SniS on t9nfer paa
Poreestur til gaaren eQer Somme.
rem, oil oct betaIe fig for dig at be.
Isge eler tilifripe 9. 8. SIItao,
113 60. 6tb Street, minneapolis,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Spiieifc SaIt o. Iobcr oct fcee lang
ipmt nnoer 2ang Ell Zine, GA bar
man Ell aanoe tomatoes /, B finbat.
febe 2se, Ell aanoe grter. 5 mioSeIs.
itore Gcteier, opifaarct i tpffe Sfipcr,
iamt ct lioet @rnu aapennepeber
Mtan laoer Oct foee Ell baIp Sime til
meb bette, iepner Oct iaa meo Iiot
8ono og Mel og i%eoerer oct meo
parme gafing Golpocr biscuits.
8anana.S uppc.
ct sGg piipes meo en- Spiieifc
en- Sop MeIf % Ell Sop SIsbe
gipes ct Spfoe, irore5 Salt, 8eber
og Seaeri.Sa AL Sna bar man nj
get al bette op ! BET oiipeoc sGg, b9I.
Der oct iaa tiIbage / Suppen iaien og
/ ben til ben er iepu. 2iae for
ben sies op, bar mon en- opifaoret
Banana l. % ierperer ian Suppen
meb en- Spiieffe btipet 5lsoe pna
Soppen al bper Soaerfcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Qaita 6aniteen.

Gaita SanIteen er eiter lpngere
StoS StoelIcr nigaaet oco 3s6cn poa
SanitetsforeningeuS Spgebicm /
Sriitiauta, 81 aar gammel.
Sfi6nt bun naoeoe iaa bsi en- III.
Ser, bIeo auita Sanitcen life gam.
mel | Cr0et5 egeutlige 5oritan6.
~ifriper "9itenp."; tbi aareue fuuoe
life fine 0eune Sloiiel cIler Iuffe
bers 8lso. Zen 8iIiens S~nteuiitet,
rem ibeaIe 8egeiitrirg. iom aae "a.
81 fienOemerfe0e beuoes iterfe. eieit.
6onmelige 3eriouIigbe6, triumiere.
&c ouer Iegemlig SfrsbeIigbeS. an.
ita Souitecu iom unoer De mango
Gars Stamp for lin 2iosiag: aoiu.
Eernes IrigiereIie, baboe ms6t iao
megeu Ro6itauo. bsiet iaa megeu
Sann % 6oragt, bap6e iii Born /
aampen iorifaniet iig bagOm Ell tan.
tet % Itri0bort 8Gien. Ren ou
nun oplepeoe ben itore 8lPoe Of itaa
/ De SeirenoeS Apffer, par oct, iom
oenne @lGoe irigior6e, bpao Der bio.
til baooe ligget bunSet, oct parme
Sierte, Tom i~fiuItes un6er bet barite
D6re, fom tilorSe, Den gitterbeo.
icm mango Mars SfuiieIier bnpoe
polot. miloue0es.
"a bpert penIigt 5orioninges Orb,
hper Smsoefommenbeo blep moota.
Get meo Sdfnemneligbeo. Sum finn.
DC itraaIe op oper ct iaabant 3eGii
paa, al Den Sag, Bum arbeioeoe for.
panot frem til 5oritaaeIie. SITE
miuoit elRoeoe bet benOes Sierte.
nnnr oen pngite tpinbeIige llngocm
ioritob. at oeres Stiaiua / 9liItioer,
iaa iorifielig | manat ira tioligere
Gage ifplotes gipnernes irpgtIsie
arbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
6amIe Sorofiffe.

S Ell rnlig uofommeu franif 9oe
iftIhrer Sorfattereu aIfreb 6ronfIir
meget interesiaut WtiooeIaIoerenS
9oroififfe.
Sorinben 9orbets 8lp6e be9pnote,
traaote en- Hage ben til bpcr @iGit
meo ct goifepauoSia6 og ct Saanb'
tlGoe % bRlbte ira en- aau6e 8uub
oper 8i9itenS SGnoer.
Saa tog man iat.
aae 6a6e bar tiluffet, ida at man
life paa Sorboouh pioite, bpao ser
blep buot pao. allie Hetter bar iuoe
iumti0ig.
Raar Sabene bar iaa faii, npiten
bermetiif tiauffet fra aicftenet, iaa
bar oct life, for at @iGiterne ifuIoe
bli o%perraifet, men foroi man nGret
en- iono Rpoiel for, at Der ifuIoe
pGre 8tft / Iabeu. Yuoiig nof
TANNER Srbet "aupert", ser bar
bolbt iig til bore Gage, ira bette I'll.
o9tniuesipitem.
Men life nof bermeS. Sorin6en
8ipiten ipiite. maatte Den bag bans
StoI itoaenoe Sieuer tage ct Bar
WhmbfuIoe, bpob Der DOG life noe.
llffet, at mislicbiee Ierioner boglig
blep rpobet al geien unber @aaIti.
berne,
Siippen bIep ori,ffet of Stopper.
sic bar iieIben. Oct bar enoog
Segn poa Gurus, noar ser Iaa Ell
Sfe paa Soroet til Drug for bpert
Bar.
Sortatteren Montague uStaIer /
en- Hetiebeifrioelie fra 1880 fin Sor.
bauieIie ooer, at man | ShneiS bru.
ger iaa mango Sfeer, at Der alto err
til bier Beriou, og Den itnge
Sfpei3er Sbomas BIatter, Der lam.
tibig itlioercbe / MontpeIlier uotoIte
fin Sorbauielie ooer, at oct mooiatte
er SiIfGloet / 6ronfrige.
8aiiel fienote man npiten ilet life.
&arl ben Siette eie6e / 14tS fun
ire 8afIer, og De beuptteoeS fun til
tbi aisoet ipiIte man belt op
til bet ipttcnoe aorbunoreoe oeo
al 6ingrere - ogioa peo se.
noiSiancens beit priite 8eitmanltioer
Ieen ogioa her por Der DOG piSie Reg.
Ter, Der moatte ioattage8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Sarmen, S5nsef % 9apen


Sioen itor SorifieI. Gaar imaa
aarssamIe Greer poles peo &ooen
til at i9ttes no / TlanteifoIen On no
fires bette arbeihe BELT ON Sinte.
rem | eft pasieliet narnlt aiGIoerpe.
relic. Ge omsipes nieo iuetist 2su
inbtil De plantes | Sapen. @aar
apiite ira cole 6rusttrper ifal poles
mo | Stnminer og @rene paa andre
Greer, Der porer poa fine egre Hso.
Der, % fer oct BELT ON @aaren.
ltben at babe en- e%rfaren 8drtner eler
en- anben Mano Der bar gueIie / iaa.
oant arbeioe bIioer oct iieloen til itor
9ptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Gaa Dor aatalos!

aaita Soniteen bar isot t0Se De.
cember 1924 og bar Cater al oeu
beremte Iltrorom, groiesior Chr.
Sanitccu. Sru baooe fsrit tPnft at
ORE ia for Nolcrfuniten, ituoere6e
] Gipbenboun fra 1S40-4t og ii6eu
! 9iisicloorf oq gnriS. aoita San.
Itceu bar in1toIcrtiS blepen ooerau.
itrengt al fine alnitituoier og iflloe
bnile, og. | oennc SpiIetio fotteoe
bun SntcreSie for RaaIiaacu % ar.
beioebe en- Sib iorig for oen. Sun
fom iammen meo Iaien, u6aap
'Sfrift og ltmifrift" on bar / va.
rene tS62-67 ifrcpet Ell RGffc fri.
.ifc 0igte, bporibIonSt fan incomes
Get pafre "5uaIeu ipng aat Hoiabu.
ifu", tileguet 5ru Rareu Cars.
Sfisut aaIta Saniteen altio iioen
omiattebe MooIbeppseIieu meb Sn.
~teresie, ifrep bun ienere poa Rigs.
mail. Sun fsIte, iom bun ieIo bar
iibtaIt, at oct life bar natirIigt for
benoe at uotrptfe iig pau SaubSmaa.
let, bun iom bar opooret lutoer iaa
belt forifieIliee 5orbolo.
Oct bar arbei6et for Suinoerres
OF ~iociale 6rigiGreIie, iom
Llep aaitu SaniteerS 2ipsmaoI, og
for bette bor bun pirfet | Sfriit og |
Gale. Ne0 ubetoingeligt Wto6, for
ser ifuloe Moo til at tale a~uinoe'og
/ De Sioer, meo %flonunerbc 9egeiIt'
ring, fplot al Snoiguation, tog bun
iat poa at rpOOe 5orbommen uGf.
"aoin6erues Weuiug ON apiuoerueS
lInoerfueIie", artitler, iom bar in
ipirerct ai Stuart WtuS BOG,
"auinoen Ifobt | Subs 9iaeoe" %
m Grffe literPre giorag bleo bent
res friitIige SnoIGg / Strioen. Sem
beg munbtIigc par enoel 6oreorng.
iorn o.ngang pafte megen 6orar'
Malta Saniteen bar | 6enne St0
Bienituno for megen W~isticnoeIIe
q Cater I oct oengang iaa ubpre
lie ariItiunio. Get par | gttoten
II Spttiaarene, Ou bum bolot line
5~ore6rog poa Slirgenberg ON
'Soinoeiogen".
9leu Malta Soriteer fan6t Iioen
.nertienbelie, gif bel tililut trGt %
iau til amerifa for at foHme
IorboIo, iom pasie6e berbe beore.
Ca bun eiter 8 Mars 5orIsb | 1889
tiIbaqe til Rorge, par itore
Surunoriuger foreguuet, % ieIp
bun beSre &aar bienme. )
9i0rog bar bun itoen Jim
0ienfomit uouiflet fine Weninger.
Cont en- Spbt relisiss Rattr, iom
llaita Saniteeu bar, bleu Gpinoeia'
ZEN for benbe mere ell reIigisS Soc
no Ell iocialt 8robIem. % benoes
par Oerfor: "apinoeiogen
beiere emo iii Stenmeretten,
zen iigter iii Reuneifebeoens aar'
,iggisreIie." 0eune aaita SdrIteens
,sititrPbenSe Sbealitet par Siernen
ben6es Berionlisbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

ltGnoigbeoer tror hi oct ~nsopenoiat
of ioriGac dig lloen Smipsb, bpem
III er. % bporleoes pi itaar Der,
hoor ri bar bort Siem % port gir-
.feieIt."
Soet pi fnar pibe geifeo ON bette
preoe 6irmds Stano os Stiaina,
inor hi ogina bsre, at bets @eSlem.
iuer ltaar paa en- "soo 600" meo
Gle Gommerne % bar en- ~upIettet
Geputotion". Get frentbppes oaiaa,
OF | oeres Stat or oct 1let at iad aIt
muligt SIags arbei6e % aoo 9su."
Sl9r ipneS ser npre Monael paa
"Mefonifere, Der, laurent DC er
GSrneIige, opgtiae os oriftiec. fan
foa itaoigt arbeihe % mcaet aoo
Detailing for grbeiSct" oaiaa.
Elsie Greoe lGroe 9ouens Reub
bar intet glemt, naar De ifrep lin
boori enSog notrprfeIig
irelnbppes. at "StotenS @cirlde er
int. Saffert or oct ogiaa / nGpute
Stat OF bertil "beIiigt" at DO, SoaS
mer fau Solf. ser er bit lei fin sea.
forlanse2 Sporior rtoiGtte
reo SfiISmisienl
Gettc er / noaet fri SperirtteIie
BET pietigite al artifIeuL iom Spcr.
iGtteren ~opbeparer / Saab on, at no.
zen bill fomnte % ponitoa. at oeu
fife er flippet no al noaet onitGn.
>igt ener paoIibeIigt 9lab. Gen or
beg oct!
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praftiife profuratorer.
Sfilsmisieiascr bercs speeialitet.

st 9Iab | Ganoba bar formooent
Zig liant fig nebenitnaerbe artife
fra ct eler anoet gIao eller Siog
ifrift Der:
"et Sagfsrerfrua | en- al geit
itaterne bar ienbt no Ell 8amflet
hnori Der i%rembRues, bpor foroelag,
tigt oct pilbe bore for SoIf, Der bill
ia SfiIsmisie, at fornme no til
neonte Stat. 6oroeIene opi,mme'
res iaaleoes:
Gen f~orteite SpboIostio, big.
iefs Iaaneoer.
Oct itsrite antal Sfilsmi6Ie9rlur'
De, big: ipo iorifieaige beitemte
8rlin6e.
9e iimplcite % minbit pauifeIige
6riinbe at bepiie.
Sneen lloiGttelie, iiben Sen 3io,
bpori 9efenoonteu fon fonme meo
fiji Soripar, er uolsben, 6a bore
9omitole Der alto er fpr6i9e til at
bere @ioneSbpro / Sn9er, bport
"Gefenoanten" life gjsr Snbpen.
6inger.
ltnoer 9eifpIOring for gruiom 9c.
hou0Itud er Set for Nuflodereu nof
al paaitoa og biOne, at oct CAB BAN
eaer benoe uanbelige apaler %
truet meb at eoclrgge Selieu.
timber Dor GrofSis Der er life 9lct.
ten inoe for, at Berioner, bois Gag
life blir pirfelig fonteiteret, ifal
femme unoer uogen ubebageIig
Srposefsalninntion.
s oae Sogcr, Der life blir fonte.
iteret, fan oe, Der Tiger SfiISmisie
Der, naar ocres Sasfsrer onieger
eerom, ina lin Gag ofsiort / 9om.
merenS pripate aammer og oerpeO
rnogaa Den ubpgge, at noeofont'
menoe faar hsre paa.
@ooiat, boaO giGIoer / 6e iIeite
andre Stater, er Gitantens gi6nes.
tprb tiIitr9ffeIigt ! ale Eager, ser
life bIir fouteiterct. 9e, JON inar
Sfilsmisie Der, tau sifte iig meS oct
iamme igier, ON De iaa snifer."
aunoe bel en- utiIfreos gggtenran6
eler sGgtebuitru i~orlange mer libe.
rnIe 2ope? elsie IiberoIe 9ggte.
ifabsIope pilSe BOG Tibet biGlpe DC
ifiIsmisielpitne Sn0ipioer, ON ser
life idnotes s~ogierere, Der bar pil.
Iige til at noe fin SiGIp. Rcn Ilige
Sdgfsrere finoes. Ssr bare:
"SilIut, men ni itsrite getp6nirg
iot Dig fomner BET Spsrgsmaal:
Spem ifal ieg anita iom sagicrer?
IN enifer naturIigpis 6en bpgtiaite,
paalibeIigite og melt erfarne Sagfs.
Ter, on fan faa fut poa. On sniter,
uisieIis at ronSfere Dig meo en- paa.
bpgtis Sagfsrer babe Tor
on .fiptter bio til Stoten De iefs
NaaneSer, % fiben UNDER eagens
Get bsres fmite no Tom Sfrpo,
mar ri III pouer at frcmbGpe os
ieIp JON De melt praftiite, eriarne.
poaIibeliae sogisrere, on fitnoe ben,
oenoe big til, os UNDER bisie On.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Iyniid drsssr here asaaesksrf Aar.ts Lsb, cad DER
tahss tsd ysruhaa.ulykkeF

tskss tsd ysrusaa.ulykker
Eands IA trost dstts - slsr a. omtNat Is EFoc snt q
na.hrasd.tsb-as %, der kpsH Ar b~saiss - AssursncaseiskA
bsros ! tAadet. or b-sfrksds 'sd LsRiid, a outrcut 81. ~, coo
~ AArsts Bespsrslse fess ssk pa dsnne NAaisf
Da kAF hue a. - over , stlstisea FOR 81 bsst~ dst.
We'd do. At Lyulid ttks kan&. Sdslsggs liz % Esndsm
hvis Fik kah Wide lyae De sStarrns Love, der ksHtrsiisrer
L~yniiasng
LYuildsu sr b. sinpls-ts Ting Nertsn. q enhvsr baras
m sAr for asns Farsr EhhEsE kaHas tstts. HeT Or dta An
i@aainE vi At .As absolaI Bssida-s~, % let kastsr az IatsL
skdy kun "a bneykart NJ o. sftsr FoF frs h@g con "fhs
Laws ~ Lightning" peh f5rtsllsr hFAd LYsild er hrortor
ten kun tlaAr nsA. haar sss wsdstas-s AZ ssnnsskss, Ter ikks
Du tfsnzer tenns Bod ksls IA sstter Prs Pa 1a Pant
Lee IL, ellis ndheiaet ! dH Lave as Hos, din LJkks ~
din opspAnde Etsndru.
Du bar ihks Rasa VI - vsre foradsa asaRs FtcrArteds
Ans frs seE Arme bsnEsr dsrfor shdvo o e hsssAaFt "
fla dsn dag az
Began iAas- sagslsk, tyss. eSuisk sisr norsk spuw.
National Cable a Mfg. Co.
81 Cable ST., Niles. Mich.