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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
SAFETY FOR MINERS
SIMPLE DEVICES THAT MIGHT BE
OF MUCH VALUE.
Recent Disaster at Cherry Hill Has
Led Writer in Eastern Journal to
Make Suggestions for Avoid
ing Catastrophes.

In reading the accounts of various
recent coal mine disasters, it occurs
to me that certain devices for protect
ing life should be employed under
such conditions which, from all ac-
counts, appear not to have been util-
lied in such cases.
The action of the miners at Cherry
Hill in shutting themselves up in one
of the mine compartments, by filling
up the opening with earth and other
material, suggests the advtsabil1ty OF
installing heavy asbestos curtains
like the fire curtains used in the
aters), or other similar means OF cut
ting off connection of one part OF
mine from another. These curtains
could be installed in such way as to
be removed from workings that be-
come exhausted or are not used.
+; Another suggestion is that each Sec
ton of the mine workings be provided
with emergency telephone stations.
Telephone systems, / believe, have
been installed for business purposes
in some mines. Such facilities would
enable entombed miners to commun1-
cate with the outside and afford in
valuable assistance in case of acct
dent.
! The temporary lighting of workings
by electricity also afford greater
safety. and would doubtless be very
valuable in case of accident.
In mines without water supplies, 1t
would seem feasible to keep all Sec
tons of the workings supplied with
readily available water, so that, in
case of an accident, if the miners were
cut off from any section of the mine,
at least sufficient water would be al
hand to meet their needs.
1t would seem desirable, also, to
have certain escape shafts located in
the safest parts of the mine, in Sec
tons which could quickly be cut off
in case of fire or explosion. They
should be special shafts, to be used
for the escape of the men in case of
accident. They could be provided with
iron ladders or hand-hoisting appa-
ratus, If necessary, and would CORE
spond somewhat to the fire escapes of
large modern buildings.
II would seem that devices like
these, which may be used in some of
the more progressive mines, should be
installed in all coal mines where any
considerable number of men are re-
CURED to work. 1t would be as rea-
sonable to require the installation of
such appliances, along with those now
more generally in use, such as ven
tilating fans, etc., as 1t Is to require
devices for the protection of life in
large buildings and on the railroads.
The installation Of such appliances
should be supervised by good en-
gineers, and the devices should be in
spected and tested frequently enough
to insure their efficiency. They should
be so installed that an explosion or a
fall of earth will not put them out of
commission. How extensively are
such appliances used? Can any one
answer the Washington
Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29

Norman EiberfeId, better known to
fans as "Kid," has been purchased by
The Washington team from the New
York Yar'<e es. RE will be the captain
next season and lie expected 20 put
sore pepper into the Capital City
players.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
JOHNSON ON JEFF'S BUMPS
Says Former Champion Will HaVs
Some New Ones After the
Fourth of July.

Willie he was in Memphis recently
Jim Jeffries submitted to an examinav
ton by a phrenologist, who, after
feeling the former champions bumps,
declared he found the bump of caus
ton has increased more in proportions
than any other.
Huh" grunted Jack Johnson, when
he heard of the phrenologist's discovy
cry, "ef dat phenologist 'zaminez
Jeff's haid aftah de Foth of July, he'll
fin noah bumps an he evan dreamed
Of"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
Salt Lake Nav Get Fiuht.

''Tex'' Richard, who with Jack Glea-
son, is the promoter Of the Jeffries-
Johnson battle, still insists that he
will pull off the fight In Salt Lake
City. Gleason wants the bout to go
to San Francisco.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
chlcaqo Fans Like Rob.

Frank Roth, who has been sold by
Cincinnati to Cleveland, helped the
White Sox win the American league
pennant in 1905. Chicago fans regard
him as mascot and are hoping that
he will find his way to Comiskey's
park
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
Hoppe to Ptay DemaresE.

Willie Hoppe, former billiard cham
pion, has agreed to the rules laid down
by the powers that be In billterds and
will play Calvin DEM rest, the new
champion for the title.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29

own way. If the man was not the
proper person for the job he would
fire him. 1t is safe to say the umpir-
ing under Lynch will be the best, or
as good as any, the National league
ever had.
1t was John T. Brush, owner Of the
New York Giants who elected Lynch.
When Brush saw he could not land
Ward, he wired Lynch who was at his
home in New Britain, Conn, and had
not been mentioned for the place.
When Lynch arrived in New York,
Brush asked him If he would accept
the presidency. Lynch agreed to take
the place If Heydler was elected sec
retary-treasurer. Lynch and Heydler
had been umpires together and are
old friends. Brush agreed and 1t was
soon fixed. The magnates did better
than Lynch had expected. They elect
ed Heydler for three years and boost
ed his pay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29
A Common Weakness.

Landlady-Yes, must confess
have a weakness for coffee.
Boarder-It must be sympathetic.
The coffee has the same quality.-Meg-
gendorfer Blaetter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29

Concerning the longer playing sched-
ule, Barney Dreyfuss member OF the
schedule committee, said he was
strongly opposed to tt, but found he
was the only one and decided to vote
for it to let the others learn by ex-
perience the folly of their scheme.
whats the use of voting one
against SEVEN" said the worlds cham
pion magnate, when it does no good?
They will be sick and tired Of 1913
games before next season is half over.
l know, for 1 have figured it out. The
best scheme that can be arranged I'M
der their ideas will compel them to
schedule several double headers in
the east in order to work in 1913
games between April IA and October
IS. That is a bad thing for baseball
and cheapens It, There are too many
double headers at best when only the
weather postponements make them.
There will be only one year Of the
1853 game business I'll bet, and they
will be glad to go back to the 154
game scheme"
The longer season advocates dis
claim all intent to prevent the worlds
series and claim it can be played just
as well as heretofore.
That the number Of conflicting dates
between the rival teams in the same
city will be increased goes without
saying, as the international series can
not be made to dovetail as heretofore
on account of the additional game
each club must play in each city under
the Nationals 1913 game schedule. I'm
less friction crops out on this head
in the joint meeting of the schedule
committees 1t will be due to Dreyfuss'
ability as a peacemaker The Pirate
magnate said he thought he would
draft 154 game schedule anyway, so
as to have it ready for the old league
to adopt in February when it found
1913 games impracticable.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
BEVERLY HAS ADVANTAGE
OVER OYSTER BAY.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 14.-Tne
President today continued the task
of signing the commissions of the $50
census supervisors.
Col. Cecil Lyon. republican nation
al committeeman from Texas, who
has been trying to arrange additional
stops in Texas on the presidential
trip has returned to Houston disgust
ed with the summer capital He was
unable to get anything to eat after
seven O'Clock and was herded in
doors by the curfew at nine. He says
there is only one way in which Bev-
erly excells Oyster Bay and that is
that there are more trains on which
one may leave.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
A BUSY MARKET.
Not Much Said Lately in Newspapers
Regarding Independent
Meat Market.

There has not been anything said
much lately in the newspapers re-
garding the Independent Meat Mar
ket on Third street across from the
palace livery stables.
The have had simply more bust
ness than they could considerably
attend to and even a newspaper an-
vertising solicitor could mot blame
them for not advertising.
J. s. Townsend the manager is of
the opinion that he is doing a greater
business than any firm in the same
line located on Main street.
One thing to certainty; every
time a pei son enters the house they
will find buyers at the counters
Home products, Low Prices"
and Independence" have brought
the Independent Meat narleet sue
cess.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
A SERIES OF
ACCIDENTS

Pueblo. Colo, Aug. 14.-Five were
killed and Sc injured in a head on
collision between trains No. and
on the Denver & Rio Grande at Hus-
ted, Colo. this morning. A wrecking
train with surgeons was rushed to
the scene OF the wreck which is said
To have been caused by the overlook
ing OF train orders 10y the train
crews. All are dead on No. 8.
a Score of Miners Dead in Mexico.
Mexico City. Mexico. Aug. IA
score OF miners are reported killed
in a fire which is destroying the
Caneha mine at Real Del Monte HI
dalgo.
Death in Submarine.
81. Petersburg, Russia, Aug. IL
Two men We're killed in an explosion
in a submarine on the Neva this NOR
ming and thirty or fouIdy are injured.
A dozen workmen are still impris-
oned in the vessel and il is feared
they have been asphyxiated by gas
from a fuel explosion which happen
ed during the trial of a -benzine mot
or. Ii is believed the explosion was
caused by carelessness.
Thirty Strikers Wounded.
Fort William. Ont. Aug. 14.-It is
now thought that thirty strikers were
wounded in Wednesdays fight but
many fearing arrest, are refusing 10
apply for treatment. Fifty strike
breakers went To work this morning
under the protection of Canadian
troops.
Trinidad. Colo, Aug. 14.-Three
men made an unsuccessful atfemDt TO
hold up six deputy sheriffs who were
taking $4,000 for the pay roll of the
American mine from Trinidad to
Gray Greek this morning. The rob
hers fatally wounded deputy sheriff
Martinez who was riding half mile
ahead of the rest of the escort and
attempted TO conceal his body. hop
ing the others were too far away to
hear the shots and might still be am
bushed. When the rest of the posse
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
FOUND HIS WIFE A NEGREss;
SHOT HER AND HIMSELF.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. 14.-Discov-
ering after eight years of married life
that his wife was negress, ALI Hal
derman shot her and then himself to-
day. Mrs. Halderman was a beautiful
woman and showed no evidence of
negro blood in her appearance.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
A Child Dies in Roswell.

The Two Gays OLD child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams died at seven
O'Clock last night at their home at
202 West BLAND street. Burial took
place at South Side cemetery at ten
o'clock this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

Get your own picture on a postal
card in ) minutes time. Samples of
our work always on exhibition. Pho
tographer here all day Sunday the
15th.-Ingersoll Book. Stationery. Art
and Picture Co. t2.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
A SERIOUS FEUD ON IN
KNOTT COUNTY, KY.

Lexington. Ky, Aug. IA feud
broke out today Ibetween the White
and Triplett factions in Knott coun-
~ in which Dodd White was serious
ly wounded by bullets and Farris
Triplett was struck on the head by a
sledge hammer. Both sides are arm
ing.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

was planned for Thursday. they hav-
ing made preparations to rob the
First National Bank in Oakland but
there were too many people about
that bank. They were held this morn
ing in S2O, 900 bail.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

dashed up the robbers fed to the
hills where they are now being pur-
sued by the sheriff with a heavily
armed posse. II Is thought they will
surely be captured as they had but
a short start
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
TWO PARDONS GRANTED
AND TWO ARE REFUSED.

j. S. Lea returned on the auto to-
day from Santa Fe. where he attend
ed the meeting of the penitentiary
board. of which he is a member. He
reports that the applications of Os-
car lambert and Kinch Mullins for
pardons were turned down by the
governor. both being sent up from
Chaves county. Mullins is in for life
for murder and lambert in for IS
months for assault with a deadly
weapon. VIM. E. Mauller, in for for
gerry from this county, and Howard
Ringo, up for receiving stolen prop
erty in Eddy county, We're granted
par1ions by the governor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14
A Sensational Confession.

Santa Clara, Calf, Aug. 14.-Con-
cealing their identity under the
names of Joe Willetts and Fred Car
ri, the two boys captured yesterday
after robbing the Valley Bank. made
a sensational confession this morn
ing. They told the sheriff that the
Santa Clara was only the first which
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

Anyone wishing plumbing done CT
any sort will do well to call on Mitch
ell G. Lecroy. Plumbing and steam
fitting East End. street. IT,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

We buy all your old school books
for cash or take them in exchange
for new.-Ingersoll Book Stationery.
Art and School Book Co. 39tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

complaint. Burial took place today
near the Torres home
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-14

TnIdnt OF y. -. TOTTCS OGdO.
The fifteen days old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Torres died at their
home eight miles west of Roswell at
two o'clock this morning of summer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Snnen S%pnaebulia paa @eracn.

bns? 5 1906 onmoOeoe S%lnanSoe'
nartementet Stiftamtmanoen / Der
oen ON at Iabe Ell al 9ergen8 Irft'
tefter opiptte ct 0oerIIag cper, boao
oct oil6e foite at inoreoe Sommnn'
hantboliaen poa @craeubus til aon'
aeboIia. Stiitomtmonoen %oocrorog
settle til arfiteft S6of.9ua, bntS
ssorIloa meo Segninger og GperIlo1
inofom til 0cportementet / Rooem'
Der 1906. Otter TIonen piloe Der
imiblerti0 ubfrppc5 ct gelsb, iom
betraqtelig ooeritiaer, bpao 6innnS'
bepurtementet bnp0c tGnft ia, at Der
funbe bliue 3uIc ON at onpcnoe I
settle 2icmeo. Gcportementet bar
berior life iuubct at buroc 's1c
Sperosmoolet ON ~aonqeboiia / @er'
oen IsIt otter Sen iorcIigaenbe EIon
po ga ser bcller life er 'remfom1net
nooen onbeu GGun til 9ssnina al
soaen, bar Geportcmcntet forloiot.
at henue inotil piocre bsr titles l
9ero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05

ger ooer belle RorSIeseig. SIeuS.
borg Notwithstanding ifuIoe boIoe
Wsoe, 0eure 5oreumg bar rigtig.
uof en- tretteu-fiorten bmoreoe
men ga WsOct life Ell.
gang nor ofiertIig befierbaiort, oa
oa Ser peb SuSgaugen blen PASTEL
aoot pao. Of fun Weolemmcr lap
inb, ban6e set belle - ialiaIo uouotiI
49, Ell temmeIie prioot adraFter. Il.
IiaeoeI msbte amtioritmSeren % en-
GoIitifcnitabeI oa trpnate mo / 6or.
iomlinaeu tiltro6S for, at Sormau.
ben oeo Sroanngcu opInite ON Ws.
bets &nrafter oa trrtebc mcS at ban.
beriom De life fierret ia, nilbe an.
Sna for @riro pon SuSfreb.
Gen 'eritc Suler bnobe neppe be.
qnnbt, for amtioritouSereu ofbrcb
hom oa frroeSe, at Solen iflrIbe hoI.
Scs pon Spif. ga bctte bIep npgtct,
opIeites Mshet nrcb Sen @enrunoeI.
ic, at oct nor ofientlia. Soqeu biz
MI bIi brogt for SomItolere &piS
sen tabes, biz life lpracr hou'f
Snroa Ipoc poa Soreniugsmshcr |
SIcnSbora arnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Nlbcrti. GnSclig bar man ufiIit

Nlberti. GuocIig bar man ofiIrrt.
tet Sorbercne n~ugaacnoc YIbertis
Sorbolo til SuubbrugSlotteriet. Ge'
res ReiuItut CT neoifrepet paa ialt
500 Solioiioer. "a oct iibitt
Blmftum bIeu iat for 2otteriiorbe'
rene, penote 9ommercn iia I'll vi
berti oq ia: Seq oil Gisre Gem op'
mprfiom pna, of bpts De ptI be.
hunole ole DC tiIboacpGreuoe GeIe al
IereS Sog meo iunme &iNtIsitigbeS
iou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill Der gdo
mcaet long Gio meo 6orbsrcne, %
Ee oil Sa maoife forrre til at 'too'
/ @aretGqtsarreit / 2 I'll 3 Mar.
SertiI ioareoe IIberti: "aFine Ne,
6ragcrier MOB Observation-Disclosures
oa Sen iiGllanSIfe 9%onheitanoS Spo'
refu$ie bar lea 10 tilituuet. MSer
bboo min G%mbeo8ipriel dngoar. for,
ien life erfienbc. at iea bar aiort no.
act. Tom bcrcttiqer til GiItale. Sea
bill her pGrgc mig mcN etbuert Otio'
SCI, iom ftaor til min Hoooinbeo, o1
life Iobe noaet Eunft uberert -
uoeu SeuIpu til, bnor lGnae Bare.
trqtsarreiten Hol bare"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Suffering for Sioraa til crsei'
fonoet for aesisifosen.

@,ift griefIer Gfrcerr, Sort Seuidrnir
5orrtlon, Sno. $1125; Sobu g. Suss
be So, Gle 81 @nebo So, beg5e ira @oIo'
ficlo, Rep. gauI grebo, Canton q. ..
$500; Ears gnebo 8~oorfcctet, @ 3,
50. SmrIet peo 90. z. @uebo: ". z.
gncbo So, Olga g. grsbo 81, Ole Z.
gnebo So. SGeoSore 9. Guebo SO, grs
lamb Ruiteu So, ole ira geresforr, ..
9dt. Rrs. Gle guebo 81. 9i6rn e.
Sfreeu 50, Gnoreiu @. SGIgeu $40,
glorn g. Z. SurSpoto 81. Ole g. Su'
itaO Sr. $40. amit 2. aIoppen 50. ale
fra gautcn, 2. .. Gvliannteu So2.25.
Ynul s. gncbo. StusIerer.
Carton. 2 3ut,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
GicnbomshanSIcr.

OtH NIuUu
Sire. 0tre RenoaIen, bar peo Sper.
retsiagfsrer S9m Soeen. aoppang,
ioIet fine Sfogteiee | SpIoaIen til
9'$rr. Y. O. SrsnnGs og Sisuro
SrbunGs. aisbeirm ubefienot. Sr.
SInf gaIItno bar IieeIebes peS Sper-
rctsiaefsrer Gem. Saeen ioIst fine
Sfoeteigc I 9pIbaIen til Sr. Ole
9anfen. 8isbcium ubefienSt. Sr.
Irtbnr Watbieicn bar oeo Sperrcts.
iaafsrer SGm. Soeen ioIet fin Gi-
etoom Soarpeituen | S~toreIpcoaIeu
til Sr. Ola Snruictb for $500 Sir.
iamt Smfoitninaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
GerScus itpritc SlDocfrnn. F;
IRA

Sreorifsitao meooeleS ben lite Sa'
nrlnr: Sreorifsitao mefauiife 89rf'
Itc0 bar umoerifrepet &ontratt meO
Observation-Disclosures ON gp8utng
al en- SIpoefran, Der boueoiogeIig
fol anpenoes til 9sitntng al unber'
~panosbuaoe. araneu ifal toIte oper
10000 &roner. araniarteiets
2eugoe bIir t07 500, 9reoOeu 80
500 6 Scmmcr. Spboen IS SOB 8
CONNER. aronen ital Isite $50
Cons, onbrngt omfring 80 SOB ira
beus Centrum. Ssioen al 8raren
blir omfriug 1875 500 oner @nnbet.
Gen foor TO aiebler % 2 Noifiner
FOR Seiieipiaet og 2 8ropelmaitiuer
for SarteietS Grit. Otter 6orlp.
beube ifaI Sen bore SerOens itsrite
Slp0efron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
8icnnem Characterization. Sabrif.

eier Sobn granOIano / Staoanger
bar iorleoen Gag uOiut for ct itpgt
llbelo, iom n9r flnoe bope foitet
BAN 2ipet. San falbt nemlig neo
giennem S6aften iii en- Gareeleoa.
TOR / lin Sabrifbpgning. Sra bill.
fen Gtaae, oct par, peo man enonu
fife; men mtagelig bar BET anoen.
Ger pleieoe at itaa en- Spgte icran
aabuingen; men al ell eaer onoen
8rlmo bar Den mi pGret pPf. Rll.
Iigens err ban eIeoet paa 8ulpet;
bette bar nemlig meget glat, ioet
Seiien benptteOcs til transport nf
Gardner. Zen tiIfalbte 9Gge fou.
ItatereSe, at Sr. 9raaolano Dapoe
bruffet penitre Snnrben. : bepibit.
Iss SiIitanS blep ben Silifnbcfome
fisrt til Spaebuiet. SGserne tror.
han life bar facet anoeu pRientIig
Sfa6e enb net brutre Ben, oa Der or
life @run6 til at nGre 6rpgt for
bans Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
srumSbiem. Otter Sen mn afiIut,

S%runbbjem. Otter Sen M ~afiIiit-
teoe 6oIfctGnine. iom er ioreto9et
at 9olitiet. ubgioroe SronobiemS
Snopaanerantal Den Site December
1908 1852, bporai 1899 IGuo
% 24018 apiuoer, aItiaa 4,3S4
flere &ptnber emo 0tRno. &c bebo.
eoe Suies antoI ubeiorbc 2,670.
9itbpeu, TOM iorterer utoer Sobe-
moons Fertilization, uoaioroe 3d.
7SS. Den Site December 1906 no
aiorbe SpIfem9ngoeu 41,764; /
Iaret t907-t90S or iaalebes Sol
fempnaben forsaet meo 1873.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Gpmmnnalt G~icnopmsfipb.

Statsraao er %approberet en- 9eilut-
ming at Roroiinnen Sognefommlme
ON at fisbe ltlosbus m. Il. gienoom-
me / Rorore 2anb for en- aisbeilm
al $4,000 &r. g~ienbommene, iom
inoeboloer ca. 10000 Waal Stog og
ca. $50 Wtoal oprfet Wsarf, tGnfes
anpenot til ct Sattig. og Bleiebiem.
Sil bette giemeo bar en- flor afbsS
SsOeraooSmano Sans Sbomle teito.
mentariif ifi9nfet &ommunen go,
600 Groner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Silbunos I SpsnefiOrocn.

@ergen mebbeles ben 14oe Sanunr:
timber SIGbnina at TO &u8ter moro
oper maatte Sampifibrt "IPtmer"
GirSbog unber ct itGrft llueir poa
Soqneiisen (Sct pore CAB al SoG'
~nefiorbcn) iIippe Sa9terne. Gnmpe'
rem bupoe ncmIia ieIo iooct Sptage
pnu aieolerne. On Gitcrmtooascn
Git Sen enc al Sasterne, "Irclaine",
thumbs. Gre Ionb af @~ciTtningen,
beriblonot Saptein McI(erup, ON
fon1. 80 Iano rohAeSe iig ilauo
pao ct Sfirr, @rrrneitiPrct, bopr
be bIep furSet SnSodg Torntoon9
al "Mimcr", Tom "a hopoc fnoet
2Gfuqen ftoppet oq bar gnoet no Tor
at lcbe efter Sagterne. Gen ON.
fontue 8optein oor so Iar 0aumcI
oa bapoe / lang Sih iSrt Sortei pno
0ofoten for set hcruGrenoe 6trnla
Sob. Guow. Womincfel & SGn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
8aspcrf / Gcpfiapif. st oanIf.it


Ianoif Selifab bapoe / 1907 iaact
aunceSiion poa Sprettclic al ct Gas.
BERT % gIeftricitctsperf / 8cpfia'
pif, men SeIifobet erfIrreoe iig uoe
al Stouo til at benptte iig al fin
Rct, laurent set life inorsmmeSe3
ooifiaig be6re @etirgelier. aoulmt'
itpret bar M meo 10 Stenmcr MOB
3-antdaet ct SiIbub ira 5irmaet Gari
Sroncfe | Bremen ON at oprette ct
8aSperf | Hepfiauif o. at forlprc
@penS 8ooer meo @aslps. Oct Ifol
Ocq itun 8pcu irit for ON uoaIe iao
aar Ielp at onertoGe ghnlGgnet. get
err Weringen, OF @aSperfet ifal pGre
iGrSigt Soften 1909. Sammc Sir
ma tilbpSer o9ion icnere at optctte
Ct GIeftricttctsoerf, hcriom Ell Soer'
eusfomit berom fan opnaaes meo
Gommltnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Sposialo. 3Srsfen Soiie @ort'

SBostalo. Trsfer Sone Sord)'
arepiucf er aigaoet peo Gsoen
9rommen / Den hgie aloer az 80
glar. Zen snntIe, bsit asteoe Tame
bar iebt / 1918 oq Gatter az Saptetlt
po ienere SpertoIobctient | 8ram'
men Ssren 9orhareOincf cg Sultru
Warcn, fsot gcfel.
= aoniuG Better ScrIofion, SismS.
pr ofoooet pes Cohen / en- al6er AZ
60 gar. gfbsoe nnr isbt | arenoal,
bpor bans Saber bar SfibSreoer. )
fine puare aor bar han en- Sto sub
mpotio hos Srei6orp poa 6rit5se %
Srep Sereiter en- SiN lang egen 6or'
retrina / 2orpit CGampifibserpeot.
ton m. b.
-Shierformouo Claus Siafien
I sfien err afaaaet REQ Gsoen pao
spoehuiet iom 6sIge al ct Slag ban
fsr ,Sul ff ombor6 ! ct Sfib peo ct
llbe[b unber SlrbciSct Der. Son bIco
80 gor oommel % citerlaber 'ig Slt,
itru oo 7 gsrn / AIbercn i'll
Iar. "
eu al giSonqer5 melt anieeoe
% betnbeliaite Gorretningsm1rto,
gruoseier Shorten SOenSien. Snnq'
onoen / Changer, or otaaaet oeo
3e6en, 76 aor gumn1el. aIosoe oar
en- | pibe areSic pei fienot oa ngtei
geripnIiobeS, iom oar aSlfinis be-
nnttet / Tin aommune.
goabanbler Carl grpninliler
speSeitronS. cr aiauoet peS GsSen.
81 sar aammeI. aiosoe. 'oul peS
Chen al I'm observation-disclosures
inSebnoSe en- Stiaing | SueSeitranos
s~porebanf. pnr ouieet ioul en- megC'
opatis os p~nopasielig 9osbonoIer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-05
Notwithstanding / .Spoparauaer.

Irbeioet peo 8ruberue / Spboaron-
ger, iom eftcr Suleierien ifitIoe be.
gpnoe igicn Den Toe Sanlar, er tfsl.
ge "gbreSieopiieu" for oct mcite no
iat poa ubeitemt Si0. Reo De iioite
Surtigifibe err Ell bel Gel arbeioere
onfommct, me DC Tan intet Grbeioe
fou. Gn6eI bar maattet relic biem
paa offcntIig 9efoitning. Siot eiter
Iibt biz bog Griiten gienopioee8,
inotil oct SeIe er / lin aamIc 8ipn'
&c. Otter S~orInoenbe pil til Saarcn
arbetositoffen blt omfring 1900
Wonb.