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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-14
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Fancy Small Sour Pickles,
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Good Canned Corn, 4 cans
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Good Breakfast Bacon, per
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SOC val. Imperial Tea, lb 29c
Fresh Roasted Coffee, Id 15c
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15

The Ranch
date ALREADY
The Ranch
consider value ase
acknowledge receipt 1Ao. NELL
appreciation of the most excellent
giving
seems issuei S the last
agricultural the land all
rapidly are
the interests patrons and the best
genera gratifying to
that grand cause TO adVo
wish every realize that he en-
n a
That That act
bless
heritage
he
degrad grind ambition than how
he squeeze out OF it,
shoulders
forward. =
love the soil
Read more make bit
Less wiup DANIEL
communications for two
which entertained
of within other
the other directly
coincidence both
written the day
received
other appreciation
of the Pacific Northwest
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15

Editor The Ranch:
We enjoy reading The Ranch, espe-
cially articles written by our neigh,
bor," Mr.. Walden, a practical man.
Please send list of premiums as per
circular sent.
EMORY THOMPSON.
r. D. 1, Sunnyside, Wash.
Editor The Ranch:
Enclosed find remittance of SOC for
renewal of my subscription for 1 year.
| like The Ranch very much, and do
not see how I can get along without
your paper.
GUS SUNDERMAN.
Wenatchee, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15
Editor The Ranch:

Editor The Ranch:
Enclosed find postoffice money or
der for 81. Your valuable paper is
fully appreciated and a welcome Wis
itor to our home. TRUMAN WEED.
Providence, r. l.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15
Editor The Ranch.

Editor The Ranch.
Gentlemen: Enclosed find SO cents
in payment for The Ranch 1 don't
want to try to get along without the
: Ranch. 1t is great educator.
ROBERT SPICKERMAN.
Box go, The Dalles, Ore.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15
Editor The Ranch:

There are so many complimenting
you in The Ranch that l would only
have to repeat what some of them
have said before, so you may take 1t
for granted that swear by The Ranch.
N. J. CUTTER.
Port Discovery, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15

Herewith enclosed find blank from
The Ranch Market Service. Hope ev-
cry farmer appreciates as l do your
efforts to insure square deal to the
producers. 1t is a good paper that
stands back of it's advertisers.
Yours sincerely,
L. F. CANVAS.
R. F. D. No. 1, Winslow, Wash.
Editor The Ranch:
Inclosed please find copy Of your
Good Roads Memorial, with my sig
nature. You have my hearty support
in the course you have taken.
SAM HAGEN.
Port Blakely,
R. F. D. 1, Box 1873.
Editor The Ranch:
am very much interested in The
Ranch and read it carefully. l have
saved every one of them so as to be
able to go over them at my leisure.
MRS. J. S. PENNEWELL.
Editor The Ranch:
Enclosed find $1.00 to pay for Ranch.
Please send receipt and continue to
send paper, which we like very mucn.
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Box 4O3, Eugene, Ore.
Editor The Rahch:
Enclose please find money order for
$1.OO on my subscription to The Ranch
for 19O8-19O9. The Ranch Is an up
to-date farm paper.
LOUIS SCHMIDT.
Arcadia Wash.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-07
You'll be Sorry if You Miss 1t

No one should fail to attend the
Musicale to be given by the Presby-
terrain ladies for the benefit of
their building fund, on the evening
of the fourteenth. Several promi-
nent artists of the Northwest have
been secured, all of whom have
generously donated their services
Among those taking part are Prof
Louis Dimond, pianist recently
from Europe, Miss Lowe, Soloist;
nine year old Teddy Turner the tai
ented child violinist, Garrison Tur-
nsr, cellist, with others well known
in musical circles. The progam
will be varied by readings given by
Mrs. Moore of Tacoma, already fav-
orably known to Vashon audiences.
This will be a rare opportunity to
enjoy a really iirst-class entertain
ment at nominal cost.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-07

FIVE hundred bartenders pledge
their support to Mayor Moore, cause
why? His enforcement OF Sunday
closing gives them holiday. The
ministers are also supporting him
in approval of his stand Tor good
government.
VI
A NEW company known as the
Darlington Transportation Com
pany has just been formed, with f.
X.Waldron as President, to run be-
tween Seattle and Everett. The
steam ers WILDLY and Fairhayen
have been purchased and are to be
placed upon the route.
"
RESIDENTS take notice, for the
present there will be no Sunday
morning boat to Seattle; also the
Wednesday noon boat is still dis
continued, the latter TO enable the
boat and crew generally to have a
breathing spell, which cannot be
had on Sundays.
W
A SEATTLE minister warns his
brethren against the baleful effect
of the celluloid collar which he says
destroys the influence of the minis
ter woefuily. Ithas generally been
supposed that the portion OF the
minister above the collar was more
potent as to influence than the min
isterial reckband, but if the cellu-
loid collar is weakening the cause OF
progress, down with it and up with
three ply linen.
~
IT is to be hoped that City En-
gineer Thompson is not lying awake
nights in view of his nickname of
"Brains OF the Administrations
Seattle has had administrations
when few of its officials could have
truthfully been accused thusly, and
the present is one ahead on that
score. Competent authorities ac
knowledge Mr.. Thompson's ABILITY
to hold his own with any men of
his line in the country, and even if
he fails to receive the support OF
the twilight sheet he will probably
get there just the same.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-07
- Will meet at the home of
S. J. Harmeling sr. Sun
. day evening at $50.

C. f. Business meeting will be
held at the home OF C. NJ. Harring-
ton on Friday evening.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-02-07
CONCERT s st Y.M.C.A. Hall

Louis L. Dimond, Head OF the Piano De
parlnent of Columbia College Of Music in
Seattle, assisted by some of the pupils Of the
College and Mrs. Moore
A varied and interesting program will be
rendered. A Weber Grand Piano, will be
furnished for this occasion by Kohler &
Chase Co., Seattle
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
DEATH or MRS. RAYH0lDs.

The following was clipped from
the Bakersfield. California. Echo,
relative to the death OF Mrs. James
B. Reynolds.
MRS Mary Elauor Reynolds died
last evening at her home on X street
after n protracted illness. The body
10 at the undertaking pnrlors OF Dix.
on and Son. where It VIII remain
pending funeral arrangements which
will be delayed until absent rcla.
tives are communicated with.
1.-THE deceased WAS born In Ohio
In 1862 and WAS married In 1872 to
James b. Reynolds In Kansas
Later they moved to Colorado for her
health and two and one half years
ago. they came to California. Five
children survive; Mrs. q. A. Gilbert.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
NEW STREET LAMP.

p. b. Jennings, OF the Akron. Brass
company Of Chicago. this morning set
mp IA gasoline street lamp ON Pixies
Peak avenue by the Hill saloon.
About month ago an agent for this
company was in Florence and put up
n lamp farther down tho street. IL
was his intention to leave II on in.
spection for thirty days. For some
reason nor understood by the council
nor by the company he represented.
after two days 1t was taken down aud
shipped away. Mr. Jenning. now
comes to leave his lamp until Flors
ence people shall have hsd ample op.
portnpity to investigate its merits.
aud for the purpose Of presenting to
the city council its merits for street
lighting purposes. 1t Ia his intention
to place this lamp permanently IN
Florence. and to this end will rs.
main here until after tho next
council meeting where hs expects 10
present his claims.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
MURDERER MAY Be EXECUTED.

Jim Lynn. the negr who shot and
killed Sarah James,n IA year.old
white girl, and seriously wounded
her mother, Mrs. Julia James. In
Pueblo on May IA. and month later
was found guilty of murder in the
first degree before Judge Essex of the
district court and the death penalty
imposed on hin, under the terms Of
his sentence. will be hanged at
Canon City some time during the
current week. probably Friday night.
Lynn hns been kept In solitary con .
fnement since his arrival nt the
pe nitentiary on June IA. and has
abandoned all hope of intercession
by his friends to secure executive
clemency or n postponement of the
sentence Of the court.
For some TIME after his incArcers
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

tion Lynn believed that his relatives
and associates would exert them
selves in An effort 10 secure for him n
new trial or at least temporary stay
of execution but as nothing of the
kind has been done he has stoeially
accepted the situation and is awaiting
death with apparent bravery and
composure.
Although eighteen men have been
hung In the Colorado state peniten-
tiary in accordance with the decree
of the law, Lynn will be the secoud
colored man to pay the extreme
penalty for his crime, the other
one being William II. Davis. No.
1896, who was hanged there Sept.
20, 1891. by Warden w. A. Smith.
Davis, like Lynn. was convicted
ana sentenced TO death for murder
In Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

son. of New York City; Mrs. W. ].
McGaifiu. South Dakota; ]. B. Ray.
nolds Jr of Colorado; Mrs. @ W.
Mangels. San Martina, and p. b.
Ranyolds. of Bakersfield. 4"
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

contains large cast aud Is mounted
with all special scenery. The story
Is neat. clean, pure and moral II
has considerable of the comedy ele.
ment and numerous specialties are in.
troduced throughout the play.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
Democrats
Hold Rally

Last night large number of Flor
ence people turned out to hear the
political issues of this campaign
discussed by three of Colorado's able
Democrats, namely. Ex-Governor
Charles Thomas. State Senator Tully
Scott, and John I. Barnett. the
candidate for attorney ganeral.
These gentlemen have been stumping
the central part of the state. and in
the last few days have spoken at
Leadville. Buena Vista. Salida, and
other places. arriving here yesterda ay
afternoon on belated No. g. Last
nights meeting was called to order
by Joseph Burkh hart. candidate for
state senator, who in turn intro
duced Mr.. Scott. Mr.. Barnett, and
Mr. Thomas.
Scott is one of the forceful political
speakers of the state. and his discus
sion OF the issues now before the
voters was clean cut, interestips and
convincing. He read the platform of
the Republican party. discussing it
from Democratic view point. re-
viewed the pledges made by them,
and end Favored to make it clear
that the same had been unfulfilled,
and that when opportunity presented,
they had voted against the same.
Mr.. Barnett's talk was long the
lines Of the proper and improper use
Of campaign funds. Having filled
the position Of chairman of the Dem
ocratic state committee, he was IA.
miliar with his subject He present
ed his views Of the methods Of Gug
genheim, Vivian, and Broad, in gain
ing control Of the Republican party
and of Mr.. Guggenheim's election to
the United States senate, flnis hine
up his talk on the advancement OF
political morals, and that the proper
use Of money WAS to educate voter
along moral lines. That II politica
leaders we're corrupt. then the peopl,
we're unconsciously corrupt After
his portrayal Of the Objectionable
methods, 1t was a fitting finish Il
his talk.
Ex-Governor Charles Thomas wa,
then introduced and dealt with Sen
ator Guggenheim entrance to the
United States senate. and Of his ac.
quiring control Of the Republican
party in Colorado He went ON t.
show what he believed to be the re.
suits Of the methods described, amons
which the smelling trusts were about
to consummate deal, forming a com
hination with the copper PEOPLE, hav'
ing back of them M. ]. p. Morgan,
banking interests and the transporta
tion oompanies which controlled the
West including Alaska, the objecr tc
he gained that the vast empire of
Alaska was to be brought under the
political dominion of the smelling
people.
While the Houston Opera house
was not Gro wded 1t was we'll fllo1
Many ladies were present. and ad.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
BUNc0 IN ARIZONA.

'Bunco In Arizona" will be the
attraction at tho Houston ooera house
on Monday. October IL. The piece
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

For rentals, real estate, loans, fire
insurance. notary public. See or
phone Red i6i. II. s Andrews. sltt
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
DR. X G. SAPERO

The Denver eye, ear. nose and throat
specialist can be seen at the Lennox
hotel, Florence. Wed. Oct. IA Cou.
sultatiou free.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.

DR. Snpcro. tho Denver specialist
will be here in Florence Wednes. Oct
IL At tho Lennox. Consultation and
examination free.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

Sunday dinner special feature at
Hotel Lennox. Excellent service
NJ usic 5tf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-07

herents OF every political faith.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Deeerat>pcste .
Irnen
% go. 81. %

I'll ben LANCE waHe at gsser til 6ordasnins, Ion ~9eeorabsgoaeu" reaer.
mm9sngt bier OFT fenoer lib til fine Gbonnentr, err Der bHe SAGE fGt ct mt
Ctno, BET 15pe 89ien aieeom be foreaaaenbe gnb inbeboBer bette ne ct
ns afoerlenoe Honal8 al ortne euer Lrneee StbHer, ber bill cane fla ubnsret
~ Sstasnrr9 8anlieheofen be LANCE ginterafener.
!, Ssrr os fremf hnbes Der ct fort antaI observation-disclosures co Sis5r. bpors
s ~mut pl n@pms .Sra tGrperne samIe Sase", Der Hubrer, bporbuu Solet
Yaa en- tr Naaoe turreoe en- aHfcr mpnbig preHenanb. "Gn Grsbrtna
20 ieTer., en- rsrenoe 6ortraine M n Eben ipg Gut. "sfiebnens asE.
m n1nI Der forruer ON. bborban en- piee gMp grt anonbut baIp to erfenSe
m We sferat Der bar fonmet en- anube pa 5rdaben menem benz, 1Gn gam.
mI Sneae", en- lDen batter, benobie Sort0ntns af 8eors Strsubal OF Ten gam.
mt Shpper os bans 8anIe Snefes gnSIet, "Gn nbelynuet SeItebaaSS, en-
nemanHf stHSrins af Song ebnfian BEN abens Saneentab pa anlnnDborss
s ~ - Zen nse 2bssmanss 5riaefe", en- Iareds Iten SHmie fra Souet,
nngshpet "Shb % SCREENING, en- trasif StIbrine fra rem norf Siorobpao
a Sa S@anne gost "Gt aSfeA, en- lben Siforie fra Sbnanb. = "Sr. gRa.
lev 9enstOen5so" "stensrrse", en- romantic Sort1nins fra Labrador. -
gea"h nnr". ct 8antmef Selehen fra Solfen, - enbpibere ct ballot gufn
til Sefus". w" ~'
y mere fonfTe sins la nabnes ben pnbfse geretnina mi aga ssanten
ame, tTa atersbus SrnseD, Shppr6iforien ON "apbias stsrmaub o.
w. gans", Stforien ON sgshparret "San eur a 10 waari" - Ga ben
aDslaehg mor1onrue Notwithstanding ON "9aa ban or WHa TIN bans
az populnrsbiSenH6else gibras fhI frentbabes BEN imeresiante geretuina
Sn aar lom yrrprpfehr", ben Eeeha tnteresante Sfiming af gunbu unoer
1 @nameDaot mo Snslen Timber en- Seeanbamper", en- brtortR SrenaHiuina at
opr'aarne aIore aDer" = FAINT en- 8afe inhresiante eHrbrnsr fra 9nre.
'Oe| ombdrolenoe aerne, gboertopperne os sernhhrne.
:. af Sno9ooet fopSrigt .man nebus Be interSante SfIcrinar of "Sorolbs.
nsiI s 6pr" be Namsos og "ebfertrfrue grau" door blaubt onSe Qoss
.mn eNne lgeer begrape) oe Den menetee geretnina I'M "Nbpf MlYcu". en-
Ta'e Sosrsut imn beo sHerrsf @eneraI oe Baron.
otnost annhes meo en- Gfbelrn9 for grn % llnebout - en- Sandirq NOR,
hinges sinb. 'o SN""p A " f"a iD'sps DC
Il Ssrneafoeltnsen rBt iauffuret
u yan oil 9eraf Il, a. bet nee efnD at "Saminernsnins" bsser paa en- flor
A'e0'Hnaef az Sanrlien = fra Sar Hd stua til ben snsfe 9aeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
1sIaSet m~Hfotmmer to
@anee Msentlie. bper
Girs1ae ifseN s SiNer
IeSiaeet al "DeS 2tr.
iten" U6 SiScr). %
tper Srecae mes 8
siNer +.

glabet eiper ubfsrIig @eifeb ON
ngens SpnbeIier / Snb- og uOlanb.
Soruoen ipecieIe aprreiponoancer
fra @aibington brinser oct fplbige
efterretninser fra 8o~nsresiens Sor.
banolinger os fra De forifienige Sta.
tiers 2~egislatiirer / ben Sib, 6isie er
iamlet.
s bpert Iunner af @la6et bringeS
en- MGngoe Ipbeoer fra be "gamle
Sanbe" - fra 9peb og gp ! Norge
oe 9anmarf iamt ct og anbet al oil
men Snteresie fra Sperige. Big
tieere 8egipenbeoer | Wooerlanoene
bebonbles / Iangere @rtifler. Oes.
uoen brinses bper ltse interesiante
&orreiponoancer fra be forifleltge
@paber | 9orge og berigletilen1
boIbes be, iom er uopanoret fra oeo'
fommenbe gpgoer, reaelm9sitgt UNI
b~errettet ON Stpr og Stel og S9n'
belier | Siembpgoen.
gf meeen pruftiif Wptte er Den
ugentIige SpaIte meb Spsrgsmaal
og Spar, bpor abonnenterne bill faa
paaIioelig 8effeb ON Sing, De CT
Spil ON.
@foelineen for carmen, Sn'
et og Sapen rebigeres al en-
%erfaren Sarmer oe en- ~erfaren Sns-
mober og eiper en- @asie gooe &aao
% geileonine | @arets Sob, cg ois'e
aIene er bero mere END 8laoets
9ris.
80 SpaIter meo p~nalioelig firfe.
Iige Ipbeoer fra De lutberffe airfe.
iamfunb finbes bper nge.
Sorroen | De rebaftionelle Irtif.
Ter, Ser giper orienterenbe Speriigter
oper Sibens bigtisite Spsrgsmaal
og SoreteeIier, i~noeboIber 8laoet og.
iaa en- @asie anoet 2eieitot bells op.
Ipienoe grtifler ON almeninteres.
iante Gmner, bells moriomme Smaa'
iort9ainger, Inefooter og fomiffe
giaeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Barn onfomm,r. On 2~.aorsaorn.

Barn omfpmmer. en- 2.aarsenm.
mel Sen al 6reoericf @agner, Der
Dor | NGrbeoen of 2emmon, bapoe
forIeben saaet bort fra $iemmet og
forpiIbet fig pao Vr9rien. Barnet
aienfanbtes life fsreno to Doge Ell
ter, % oa firn iom Sig.
See for Scnator. 5orbenpRrenoe
@uperner anorcp &. See | 8ermil.
lion bar eipet fit Samtpfte til at
title fla iom oemofratif aanbioat
for Sorene6e Staters Senntor. San
bill nItiod life blipe aan6ioat for
@iipernsr, iom Tor er blepen antp.
bet. Der tiIfsies, at Mr. See BELT
life piIoe itiaet fig iom 8anbibat for
roeet gmbeoe, men mar Nartiet
iniiiterer paa at BRUCE bans Hann
for at itprfe fin 1aIeliite, iaa bill
ban Isle fig bercfter.
gegbnofe @nararbeibrt. gle Jar.
mere | Smegnen of Witfen be.
epnote for alpor meb 8aararbeioet
BEN lite April, % %omenoifisnt Der
aqerebe ltgen fsr bar iaaet enoel
9aarboeoe, iaa blen oct BOG life al.
minbeIigt pperolt for nGpnte Cato.
Otter ale llotaIeIier at osmme er
Sorben / Ell ubmerfet S%orfatning.
Is 9apiion Gountp bill Der life blipe
%tiliaaet ct iterre IreaI meb Specie
ianr emo ifior, rlen mere Sano bill
blipe benpttet til Wais % SABRE.
Gaa mn Soro bill Ell bel Del Star
bIipe iaaet.
Ebelrggcnbe ErGriebrnnbe. Com
fsr cmtalt bar Der | Smegnen al
WitdeIl beriet flere soelp9senoe
Gr9riebranoe, oe fiere Suie % Saa.
Der iiges at babe itrseet meo. Sor.
merne bar Dog / De fleite Silf9loe
p9ret iitonb til at begr9noie Sloen
peo at plsie op ct gelte foran Den,
oa man reooeoe paa oenne Wuooe ct
S%foIebus, Der bar itGrft truet. S
Den norositre Del al aurora Count
III beriebe Der oaiaa iamtioig en-
8rpriebranb, % Der ifal otte Gami'
Tier babe miitet fine Silent ioet De
fun iaapibt reb6eoe 2ipet meb DC faa
5ing, Tom De funbe fisre meo Jig.
Sfaoen pil belsbe fig til Here tuiinoe
9oaars, og iom Teeel er Der inget
assurance pao De soelagoe Client
Somme. Manefoloise 8armere bar
miItet fit So, oe bette bill for mango
bIipe en- meget ~alporlig Sag | 8aar'
fnlioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
If you're a judge
of good hats you'll
pick the Gordon;
If you're not.
it's safest to choose
the
GORDON HAT
So
Spring shapes are ~ready-get
yours today.
Jnolanoet.
COMA.

YpIitief iaar EaalGs. @prunhet
Roribaltotpn bar forbeiet Ssn'
men for belle fin Solitiitprfe, ioet
Golitihefeus 2en forbsieoes I'll
$1,000 % bans GeputpS fra 1926
til 5000 N Maret, meoenS De IN.
berproneoe fit IS mere pr. Mqaneo,
en- 2snsforbsielie ira $50 I'll 500
pr. Mddneo.
gaigct / Sipnr Stir. Zen repii.
bIifanIfe GentraIfomite / Sicur Gttp
bar taget Sfriot til at beitrioe Sol.
get al %. o. Gears og Sanuei
Sage, ser ifglae DC inoleoereoe 8alas
opeisr meo en- fneben Raioriet iful.
DC pGre paIet til benboIospis
Mapor og Yolttioommer. S ct eI.
Ter to @arbs bar ser llereier meo
Spt9lineen al Stemmerne, og oct
bar paft megen Spfiet, of Republt.
fanerne bor Iabet De i~nblepereoe
goIaiirner bepogte.
grGaot tilSbSe. Wliis Wortbo
flaoebo. Ell 17.nnrsgnmnel Yigc,
osoe Den 30te Morts / RoIanb eitcr
ct Gar Cages frpeteIiee 9ioelier al
@ronoiaar. Seuoes SlGoer ant9no'
tes ioet bun %. 8. anoerions
Stem Dor beifi9ftiget peo &isften.
omen, oa Da inqen par tilIteoe |
Suiet, itprtebe bun no oe iprane /
&etnina al Stalben. bpor ell Siene.
iteanf fit floaet 8ano oper henbe.
Gen Itaffels 1i1e bar BOG o1ereoe
iaa forbrgtot, at Der ipgen Rcbnina
Dor for benoe. Sm ~beeropeoes I
Siorp Gin ben lite april.
Saiaa en- "~lleipriel". Sioitleoen
SesuIi Iaaneo troabte en- Sob ifroft,
ser poobpber, of ole llblGnbinee in.
ben Stoten, Der life bar opbolbt Jig
ire aar / 9nnoet % Tom paa noeen
Mnaoe faIoer SfientIiabeoeit til
gproe. ifol ienbes tilboae til tit
Siemlonb paa be Sorenebe Stoters
gefoitnine. Or. IaIpb 9. Gouoerie
al De Sorenebe Stnters emisro'
Recommendations cr | benne anleS.
nina onfommen til 9es Woines for
at nnoerisee De forifieIlige SGng'
fler, ON Der ifrI6e bore no9en, Der
bar biemfaloen til benne 2oo, Ter
Tia oa meo SenbIif poa Dem, DER
mootte baoe anorfiitiife Senbenier.
Toftoren bar ogion benoenbt iig til
9olf gountns Guoitor for of fan en-
S~orteqnelie oper De fremneofsbte
ssottiqIenmcr, % De at bisie, Tom
life bar peret boiat Der | Sanbet |
IRE gor, bill bIine ienbt tilbaee bib,
hpor be er fonlne fra. Or. Gouperie
bill oflGsse ct ligueuoe 9eisg | oae
az Stntens gountper, buor Ell lig.
neube unSeris9ele bill ~foretages,
boaoe | Spngiler og S%ottiobuie, %
Der nntaaes at henano Here Tiger,
inben ban bliper fGrbia rleb fin
Ssnciomliue I'll oenne noget Spitre
"ltbferieI".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Gil Norge oe Oanmarf

ienbes nqrpaa 1000 gremplarer at
9Iaoet bper Srebag, og bet fornrter
biem til iaa beitemt Sib, of man iom
9ieaeI aaar til goitbuiet pisie Gage
% er iiffer paa at faa BET. glaoet er
pelieet / De samIe 2anoe, og n9it ef'
ter fontante 9enee er bet ben beoite
@ape, man fan ienbe fine Sl9gtninge
% genmer %berbiemme. Slaoet folter
$3.50 for garsansen. Gortoen alene
beIsber fig til $t.56 for aaret, os pi
faar aItiaa life mere emo "a Gents
for SIaoet til Norse eaer Sanmarf.
gramiebsser ienbes life til abonnen'
ter / be eantIe 2anoe.
glaoet bar ingen ggenter, bperfen
IofaIe eller ~reiienbe, men bpts bore
slbonnelter pil ienbe os Ell ny @bon'
nent eaer to iom Sule. % NptaarS'
@ape, bill pi p9re bierteIig tafnemIig.