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The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
SWEET SPRINGS

BOYS IN TROUBLE-Seven boys
broke into the bottling house at
the Springs one day recently and
smashed mp some bottles, opened
up a box OF bed clothes and china
ware and carried away some labels,
and otherwise damaging the prop
erty. ALI eeven were arrested by
City Marshal b. w. Grain and their
case was tried Monday before May
or Hagan when that official inflict-
ed a most excellen. penalty on four
OF THE oldest boys, filming each $1.oo
and cost, making 1920 each.
Mayor Hagan tempered the adj
m~inistration OF justice with mercy
by paroling the boys during good
behavior and forbidding them from
going within 100 feet of the bott-
ling house, sanitarium or amuse-
ment hall, on pain OF being
rested and the fines and costs be-
ing collected.-Herald.
Andrew Achamier received a
message Monday morning OF the
death OF Mrs. M. c. Durfee, his
daughter, who died Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. She leaves a hus-
band and 4 small children. She
was buried in Phiilipsburg, Mont
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
County News
From Our Exchanges
BLACKWATER

The expected has happened as
Boonville is not large enough to
support two daily papers, it was
the Gazette formerly the Demo-
GRAFT that went to the wall, after
making a raid on the public in
the hands of a stranger. Il sus-
pended publication after last Tues
days issue and has simply gone
dead.---Miss Emma Pruett died
at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Pruett Wednesday night at
1890 after a lingering illness of ty-
phoid fever. Miss Emma was born
May IA, 1882 and was at the time Of
her death about 81 years old. Her
funeral will be preached at Lamine
church Friday of which she had
been a faithful member a number
] of years. The services will be con-
| Quoted by Rev. Russell and her re-
mains laid to rest i'm the cemetery
: there.----John Gantner and force
OF brick layers finished their work
here Saturday by working a little
| late, and took teams and drove to
| Boonville after night. They will
| go to Nelson Tuesday to begin
work on The Hayne drug store
| Mrs. d. b. Miles came in Sunday
| and visited with j. d. Slaton's fam
lily and took the early morning
train for Marshall, where she will
visit her son, Chas. and go to Hern
don for a few days visit to another
son, j. F. Miles before returning
home.---Walter Shouse, a son
of Ernest Shouse deceased and a
grandson OF Jas. A. Harvey and
c. @. Shouse Sr. is now assisting
C. E. Steele at the Farmers Stock
Bank in Blackwater. There are
now three grandchildren of j. A.
Harvey in business here, Miss Clara
Harvey with Miss Fischer in the
millinery business, Miss Mary in the
postoffice and Walker Shouse at
the bank.---Miss Isabel Nc
Cutcheon, who ts attending Mo,
Valley College at Marshall, came
down Saturday and drove out to
her fathers TOR a few days visit,
returning to Marshall Monday
Mrs. Jake Bingham OF Arrow Rock
went to Marshall Friday to meet
her brother, Earl Crutcher, who
came in from Alaska. Earl will
spend the winter with his sister
News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

the more Seth Kinney would say. He
picked up a pine splinter from the
floor and began whiting 1t as If un-
conscious of the shrewd look bent
upon him from the other side of the
stove.
The figure that stood there was 8
curious one. A rough gray beard and
a shock Of gray hair rose above the
blue smock that reached to the tops
OF heavy cowhide boots. Short,
square, solid. his feet we'll apart, he
formed a striking contrast to the
younger man, who sat leaning heavily
forward, one elbow resting negligently
on his knee, whiting the soft pine
splinter.
Seth shook his head as he watched
the l~istless figure. He seated himself
by the western window and took up D
book that was lying, face down, on
the broad sill. How are you feeling,
Dick?" he asked abruptly.
"All right" was the answer. 81
lence fell on the room. The old maj
ran his eye rapidly down the pase
found the place where he had left off,
settled himself comfortably in his
chair, and was lost in the book. The
Are blazed and cracked and shone
through the chinks of the warped
stove.
Richard watched the blaze and
waited. The silence was broken by
an in%articulate sound from the win
dow. 1t might be assent or it might
be the end of a train of thought.
what Is it," asked Richard.
The old man looked up absently.
"Oh-still there, Dick? Just listen to
this" He began to read from the
brown book in his hand.
"Oh, bother!" said Richard impa'
tiently. Translate 1t, won't you,
Seth? What is 1t, anyway? l can't
understand Greek"
The old man waited a moment as II
searching for At words, and then read
in a clear, full voice that contrasted
oddly with his uncouth appearance;
eff tho art panied by any external
thing, It is not this thing that disturbs
thee, but thy own judgment about II;
and IL is In thy power to wipe out this
Judgment now. But II anything In thy
own disposition gives thee pain, who
hinders thee from correcting thy opinionY
And even II thou art panied because thou
art not doing some particular thing which
seems 10 thee TO be right. why dost thou
not rather act than complain? But some
~insuperable obstacle Is in the wey3 Dc
not be grieved then, for the cause OF II
not being done depends not on thee,
Therefore the mind which is free from
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

me-but l don't want to so away" he
added.
He had sunk again into the listless
attitude. 1T isn't worth while
nothing is worth while"
His companion said nothing. He
was watching the ~listless figure keen.
ly. as a physician might watch a rest.
less patient. Have you thought Of
killing yourself?" he said at last.
The young man started and flushed,
"Yes"-under his breath and half
s~hamed-"but somehow I don't dare.
But / can't bear to live either" he
went on. Perhaps If / could get
away from folks the way you have, I
could stand It."
The other looked up quickly. He
waited a minute. Then he spoke with
slow emphasis. you're not going to
spoil your life. I've spoiled mine.
That's enough"
ut isn't spoiled. You are on.
tented. You believe all that stun
about philosophy and your mind being
an impregnable citadel. Perhaps ]
snoulu, 100, hiter aWnlle.
Resignation Isn't living" said the
old nan bitterly. 81 had power, l tell
you" He vas sitting erect and his
eyes flashed. 81 had a mind, and be.
cause a woman Tilted me I threw II
away. I buried myself. Don't do 1t,
Dick" his voice had dropped, mo
woman Is worth 1t. Be q man. Show
that you are made Of better stuff"
Again his voice rang out as II he were
addressing a jury. He was transfg'
ured.
Richard, watching, understood for
Godfrey Crane, had meant when he
used to speak of Seth Kinaey's power
and of his spoiled life.
In a fash the young man, looking
into the future, saw himself in the
older mans place. His figure
Strengthened and his hand clenched
The teeth behind the square Jaw
came together with yer frmness.
what shall ] do?"
The older man paused a moment
You'd better go to college," he said
at last, you have Latin enough. III
teach you Greek and you can work vi
the mathematics by yourself. Go tc
work. Work hard. Don't give your
self time to think. That's the way
out"
The young man rose, shutting his
knife with a snap. "AIl right, Seth
wait a minute" The old mar
mounted a chair and searched among
the worn volumes on a high shelf. He
selected one and, slapping the GOV
ers together, handed 1t to Dick
Learn the first 20 pages" he com
manded. when you are ready. come
and r%ecite."
When Richard was outside the door
he looked at the title-page In the fad
ing light. 1t was "The Elements Of
Greek Grammar-Taken Chiefly from
the Grammar OF Casper Frederick
Haschenberg, 1890"
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
GILLIAN

Andy McHenry had his finger
badly cut while saving wood at
Capt. Joe Smiths last week.---R.
N. Ayres and wife have returned
from an extended visit 60 relatives
in Clinton, Okla.---Joo B. Huff
sold his farm to Rev. C. S. Sabr-
wosky, of Napoleon this week. j..
Block, OF Cooper county will live
on it.---Oscar Leimbrock sold
his farm, Just west of Gillian, to
j. B. Huff last Saturday for the
consideration of $111.O0 per acre.
ben Powell was in town Mon
day with a badly skinned nose and
other bruises abou: the head. He
explained that he had become in
volved in a misunderstanding with
Ed. Lightfoot's engine, from which
the belt flew, knocking him out on
the first round. Ben says he would
rather tackle Jeffries or Johnson
than a flying engine belt.-Globn.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
BLACKBURN

Richard Learmonth, OF Polmons,
Scotland, arrived Thursday to visit
the family of L. B. Curtius. He
thinks the American habit OF shak-
ing hands is a very funny custom.
He is much pleased with Amer
lea. He was given a six months
vacation, a gold watch and expen-
ses to America by the firm with
which he holds a position.---R.
H. Price, OF st. Louis, arrived We'd
nesday afternoon to be the guest of
his brother, j. D. and Burt, and sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Lopez, 'Ris.'
friends here, where he formerly e
sided, will ba sorry to learn his
health is bad.---Leonard Roberts
OF Slater, came in Tuesday after
noon to be the guest of j. d. Mas
terson and family. He had the
misfortune to get a piece Of steel
in his eye and is laying off.-Re-
cord.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
MALTA BEND

Last Friday night while attend
ing church Mr.. Spencers and Mrs.
Stobies buggies coiEded. upse.t.ng
Mrs. STOKES buggy and throwing
Mrs. Stobie and her bro: her, Pearl
Baker out. No one was hurl and
but little damage done.---Mrs.
E. d. Moran and children came in
last Friday morning and are now
with Mr.. Moran at w. H. Crum's
place where they will make cheir
home.---F. w. Baker and c. o.
Walker are in South Missouri buy
ing up a lot of cattle which they
will rough through che winner and
put on feed in She spring.-Ncws.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
HousToNIA

EIGHTEEN ADDITIONS There
have been eighteen additions to
the Christian church during the
now in progress. Great
interest Is still manifested by the
large audience In attendance. The
last services will be held Friday
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
SLATER


Ed. II. Alexander who returned
home last week from Hibbing MINI.
says he found his son Claud get
ting on fine as principal of one of
the schools in thai prosperous city.
Mr.. Alexander was called upon to
make a little talk at "chapel exer-
cises" OF the school one morning,
this he did, Of course, in his usual
entertaining and pleasant manner,
with likely a biz of "Rooseveltism"
mingled in to add spice. He was
surprised, however next morning
to find his entire speech reproduc
ed in one of the Dailies and friend
"Alec" "hied' himself home to avoid
solicitations for the platform or
lecture course. He reports a fine
trip and that he and his wife en-
joyed the trip immensely.-News.
Several young people of Slater
spent last Sunday at the home Of
Frank Heinzler, neal Gillian among
them being Misses Bee O'Hearn,
Maud Troy, Ella McGinnis, Messrs.
Frank Harrison, VIM. Horrigan ana
Chester WARREN The Buck
Horn Hunting Club, which had a
camp near Saline Point for two
weeks, broke up last Saturday and
returned home. The results of the
two weeks haunt, according TO Sec
rotary Eli Rosenihal, were 800 duck
one goose, s coons and 20 oNpossum
The Cambridge hunting club broke
up this week and report that they
killed about $50 ducks, but no cor
rect record was kept Chas,
Ewing, the horse trainer, was SER
iously Injured last Tuesday even
ing Sby a fractions young horse he
was driving to a cart. 1t kicked
him with both feet, breaking the
little finger of the right hand, cut
a cash on his knee ana hit him in
the breast. He was able to be up
the following day but his knee is
badly bruised and it is likely to be
some time before he will be on du-
ty again.-Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
ARROW ROCK

The ladies of the Woman's Home
Mission Society will give an Oyster
supper in Arrow Rock on Thanks
giving day, Thursday November %,
1909. Every body invited TO come.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

Rev. R. K. Maiden pastor OF the
Baptist church, Rev. s. M. Brown,
an evangelist, OF Kansas City, as
sisted by a singer, will commence a
series of revival meetings at the
Baptist church here next Sunday
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

"MUIHER, what makes everything SO good these daysF
'why, it's that K c BAKING POWDER. Cake,
biscuit or gridd1e-cakes, it's all the same. Since I've used
K c everything comes out just right, light, crisp and fit for
a king. knew I was safe in trying it,-they were so sure I'd
like it. They refund your money if you don't like it better
than any other, better, mind you. Then it's guaranteed
under every Pure Food Law you ever heard of, and, you
won't believe it, but it costs less than what I've used,-a real
nice saving. I understand it's because they don't belong to
the Baking Powder Crust My, it's a satisfaction to get
good value for your money these days when everything's so
high"
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

Carpet rags dyed with Put
NAM FADELEss DYES will not
fade, and the colors are bright
and pretty.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
aas bpoo nOsI. foo Of b. TuFnSer. Der bar Saret praset of bsnn.
Spabpm, bar at nae:
aspsro fra Sewa

""
On Tame | Tceierpire Itriper bI. a.:
3es iiuIe. srfs TO- ia.s, sns. pre
ipn pilbe uetrusfe mtu filtrtbsAse rss ben
Sialp, iem iea bar nubt Al Gsrss gRtesein.
Sec tan tiit sors Tem to tntuntIts net Der
tsI Ses bar tseua ifft strei tnfst 10 arai'
fsr az Terts eaist, % Doe fsier tes nj me,
act asbt. Sss bar srret piaset uats ssnne
spsssm (vutsl IL uar, rutn sIsrls bar ben
b9ret Iea fem lem Gst Biutrr. % aiptate
Wepsmbrr bsssueft leo ct ne, a. tes Inaaite
uubsrfane mtg en- fsevattou, ntu mn ttlsr
te tom Il npf Trurtffr. sea oil anbefals
Sstss ealpe III ate BEN. isr ifa tan fubt Ho
Iiser AZ btuHs isr'rreelise 9last.-
On Nauo itripsr fra 8aisrpiae:
-3es bar trust Getts gut Ointment % tan
foe, at lee liter BET ureset seet.-
Sra @auion ifripes fsIsepee:
1See &c msett iasns runelle fer Ttrss peiosei
NIB Btfes. Oct CT en- aob V7eeetn, % en-
Sfrutte hstbreetbt MIG n9iteh. Sea ieueer
hsrpee % gelts for en- arutfe til"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

men bans Staggering bIep aiort an.
iparlig for StGnoerne. Gen Icpsi.
peuoe Rast bIep belt meIlem @issoag
oa aonge. - Hieets StGnoer afifai.
.iebe fie ieIp | 1866 90 Sverige TT lit
.EofammeripItem: men bet bar Dog
.bpaoet paa Erinciperne ira 1909. %
.Inier man isiennem 8onititutionsfo.
miteens Rotipcr til griinolopen, for.
Itoor man, bporIeoes Sens arbeioe
meS 2ipets Het bor funnel bcitaa iaa
Innge. Get beoer Der I "Memorial
'Wo. / n,eo f0rlag til resierings.
form, at ben npe StatsIfif fol bare
FIN bpbeIte @runb, fin ~iitrcite Stctte,
felipe SrpgbeSen for itu ltopifling
bette, iom mart faIoes "Ratioucrs al.
minoeIige mebborgerIise 9anneIie".
mart zen oImen aroit", % iom ptrcr
ia | en- "aIminoelis cpIpit Sanfe.
gang" en- arait "iom opitoor af Sri.
beoen til at trnfe oper og of ptre ITO
ON Rotionens itcre g~nIiaecnoer."
Tette breoe Sriiino bor life oltio
pGret ~raaoenoe | ipenf StatSIip; men
oen FOREIGNER bel at minbes Den Gan.
feaang, Tom inipirereoc RGnoene al
1909 unber beres ponifeIige @rbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
Deroens forte
Wonument.

Stsbningen al NationaIminoes.
merfet for Song Bictor Emanuel ben
onoen er | oisie Tase fuISisrt | Som.
timber Senipn til DC enorme StsrreI.
iesforbulo brpoer StoIienerne meo
StoItbeo, at geroen biotil life bar
feet Mnsen. Selp RboSus. &oIosieu
fan life toafe SammeuIiening meo
oenne mGgtiae 9oneeffiffelie. Sisb-
ninsen bar maattet he | tretten SeIe.
Gleue StiGgget - &oneen bapbe iom
befierbt ct uieget fort SfiGg - peier
fire Cons, % SnbIen, iom bar en-
SGrgoe al fire Meter. peier 700
Srnb. De TO SaoeItaifer er ioa itore
iom en- poren NonoS Ssioe, Sopeoet
meo SieIm er 21h Reter oa peier
oper 1000 gunb. "a Stsbningcn at
Sciiefroppen par bel fiIofsrt. loo ct
SeITfab pda benimoo tnpe perioncr
fla fotoarafere opitilet ! ben. On be.
ore Suultration til Wiuoesmerfets
oGIoiee StsrreIiesforbolo fan neppe
gipeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
On floe Peit.

Eelaen6e lille interesimte Srpf
fra 9preIipet meobeles fra Wtinnea'
poIis:
@roceriban6Ierne Sanien & &ef.
oabI Der | gpen bar en- Set for Sm'
Iepcrina al garer, og ba ben forle.
ben bragtes til en- Smeb for at for
ipnes meo npe Sfo, blep benne op.
mprfiom paa ct 8napiaor paa On.
rets BOG. Smebeu bar en- Sprepen,
os oa ban ipGnote Soften for gosnen
isien, eiorbe ban fig berfor SLID meo
at anbrinee 8osringen iaaleoes, at
BEN life trpffeoe paa Saaret.
@utten, Der fisrte Soften, fog bet
imioIertio life iaa nsie meo, bporoan
|S9Ien 6lep anbragt, og nogle Gage
efter at Soften bapbe p9ret bos Sme'
ben traf gosringen til at iiboe iaaIe.
bes, at oen poIbte Soften fore Smer'
ter. Meoens 8utten par beifiGftiget
iube / gutifen, itoo Set og 8oen
uoenfor, og BET inteaiaente Gpr bar
90 fommet fin Ben Smeben ibu, tbi
aIene os meo Den TONNE gogn ifram-
lenoe bag iie GIT Soften Iise til Smio'
len, bnor ben blen itanenbe og prinfe.
inotil Smeoen fom no. Sam fIenote
itrar Soften ieien og buifeoe ogioa
oen ianer BOG. boorfor ban itror ret
tebe paa SGIen iaa ben life gnapeoe
lsaaret. Soften taffebe Smeoen pao
lin Maooe - en- Waa6e, iom life CT
iaa IigetiI at beftripe, men iom enbper
9prepen iaa bel fienber, og iom bon
ipnes sisr iaa uenoeIig mere sobt.
enS be "Suiino Saf". iom ina til bag
Iisoass Tanses til bom - os tra'
FeSe iaa tiIbase til fin Bot nbenfol
Observation-Disclosures.
Smeoen, bpis Ropn er George Go
naros, bar fortalt bexne lille SiIora
gelie til Sefretpren for ~Suman'
Societp" | @innenpoIis, oe ben poa
itaaes | ct og aft Of bore pberensftem
menoe meo Samobeben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
Speriees pertaining.

sperises Sorfatning bar, icm Tor
meooeIt | "Roiten", ben CITE SUM-
Sunoreoe aar eammel - Den Rlolte
Ifrepne Statsforfatning | europa.
Set bar | 1909 @uitnf ~ Goolf
par bIepet afiat peS &epoIutionen
Warts; bans gror. Sertug &arl,
bapoe poataset fig inStil pioere at
foreitaa @esierinsen Tom R~igsiorftan-
Der. @iesit9nberne traaote ianmen
L gpril og erfIareoe Song @uitaf for
ofiat, % bans @~fterfommere for uoe.
Iuffeoe fra Grperet til Srcnen. Den
Ste sunni polgtes ian Sertig aarl til
Speriaes 3cnge, % ben 6te aflaeoe
ban 60 til oen Sorfatning, Rigsit9n'
berne bopse peStaeet, og iom | fine
Heite SooeStrGf er sialoeuSe ben 9oe
ioae. Canine Dag unberitreo ogiao
De fire Stqnoers "taImdn" Sorfat'
ningen.
Set bar ct eoSt arbeibe be ipenffc
@iesf9Sre bopSe Ieperet, flint Der
Inn baboe p9ret Iepnet Dem en- Wan'
neos Sio til llo~arbeioeIieu al ben npt
SrunbIop. Saa fat par oeres gr'
beioe bpsset. at Suerise ! bet ~forIsbnt
Sunbrebaar bar b9ret iparet for aIt
opripenoe fonititItioneue 9ampe. me
bers GrunoIopeu bar funnel uooifIt
fig orsnnif pg itabis er oeobIepet a
bare SrunSIaeet for ipenif StatsIip
! acnsen iii. Den uospenoe @agt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
Sunoheoens 8eparelic.

s ben npIie offentIissiorte gars.
RAPPORT for Sunbbeosp9ienet | Stu.
ten Neip gorf gisres Der opm9rfiom
paa ben So%ronoring, iom man | De
ienere Mar bar eiort | fine Wetbooer
for at beforore Sunbbeben. Webens
mpn fsr. aniaa bet iom fin eneite Sp.
gape at beIbrebe De ipge os Iibenbe
i Snmfunbet, bar man MI faaet Ei.
nene aabne for, at BET er lettere og
en- Ianet 9blere Spgnbe at ~forebpgse
Spgoomf1e - ia, at oct er Samfun.
bets eller Statens Bligt at beifptte
og before be lapere Sag, at iprse for
ct goot 2lonfipitem, rent @anb,
iunbe og orbentIise 2eiebuie, rene
@aber, tilitraffeIig itore og iunbe
2~eeeplaoie for 9srn, Speropipn os
aontrol meo ale Sa6rifer, @iennem-
fsreIien af Sorbuo MOB 8srns Be-
ffi9ftiselie | Sobrifer og ct paagent
gie meb at RpriugsmibIer life for.
faIifes eler | beoaroet Silitano paa.
Duties minbre bemioleSe.
SCR bpggcoes Der SoipitaIer, @ip'
Ter og 3linifer, bpor S9gen % Sir.
iirsen isete at raabe Boo paa al
Speoom % glenoigbeb. Der iiGr ! en-
flor 9p fomnler tilipne, men bette
@rbeioe bite ingen Srugter og Soipi-
talerne blep mere og mere operlps'
ieoe for bper Sio. Seb at rette SO.
peoangrebet mob Snbets BOO, peo
iaa at fiee at ombptte S9gen os Sir.
urgen meo SanitetsnGienet noe |
Samiunbets brebe Sag, siner man
anereoe MI en- 2ssning at bette Gro.
blemL Der bpert @ar FREEZER iaa nbpre
mango Dire.
S n9pnte aarsberetning anbefales
SpretteIie af en- Statsifole, bpor Der
noeluffenbe ifiiIoe IGgees an paa at
before Solf ON, bporban Spgoomme
beoit forebpsees. Der gisres ! oenne
Sorbinoelie opmerfiom paa, at Der
| belle 2onbet life finoes en- eneite
iaaoan GnitaIt, 90 man ier beri aar.
iagen til, at man timber iaa faa Wen.
neifer, Der fulot no foritaar, bporoan
ianit9r @irfiombeo fan bripes |
Samfunoets Idnere 2ag eler getpo.
nineen oeruf.
@apporten aisr osiaa opm9rfiom
pao, at Der | enfelte af Statens gper
er inbfsrt tpungen gaiteuration al
Melf, meoens man | andre logger an
pao at binore SpreoeIie al Smitte
peo forbeDrebe Metbober | Welfeitel.
LET, Itreng &pntrol ODER Melfefopeet,
Sissiteaet o. I. b. Neo Senipn til
6isie forifieQige Metbober ubtoles
Der, at Sunbbeosnpienet life bill an.
befaIe alminoelig gaiteuration ODER
belle Stoten, meo minore bet Hart
fan eobteisres, at benne Metbooe er
praftiif og belt n~ifabelis. Settle
Spergsmaal ifaI berfor neie UNDER.
ieses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

Sienefte. bare foroi ban ontases at
itaa paa rette Sioen ! be minore boz
IicntIige partipoIitiife Spsresmca II.
$opeoiasen bsr bog urre, OF ban bar
be rette geereber ON Ben prinate %
offentlige MoraI."
Senator Sborpe taIte poa GngeIIf,
og ban taIte uomerfet eoot. Seq bar
bare forisst at eiensipe Sopcbtamfen
i bans Gale. Den fortiener at ODER.
peies. q. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

5aIrige fonseIise gerioner bar /
aarenes Sob siaitet Rso. gIanbt
oisie fan n9pnes grins Gbriitiau au-
sitit, iom Ina poa Hso ben iioite Rat,
ban par ! Rorge. : en- Del Of ben
oeiliee 9arf. Tom ifraaner terrnsie-
masFg neb mob SiorOen meo berlise
lloiistspunfter. os iom MI oelpis er
itiIet til publifims Rnabigbeo, lob
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
grinien for fin afreiie inobugse
Sicloet
6. ".
Woraes Sen.

SamtIige norffe aonecr al Suict
@ernaootte bar beisst HsS. Carl So.
ban por Der to @ange, fsritc Sang |
Statsroao Sanfs 9eImagts Gage,
anoen Gang So Sanf & 60. bopoe
.inoltinet fine g~etaIinacr. Song Ss'
cor /. og Tronning Soiefiue beisatc
1 @rosierer 3. anfers Clio &so. acng
Carl ben lobe meo Grarning % Dot.
ter, Den mip9reuoe Drowning al 0on'
mart. bcisete @so, ba Carl ben 12tcs
@inoeitctte bIep aiilsret paa SIRE
orifsItecn. Oscar III. bar poa &so
iaoueI nnSer fit Spbolo ! Sreorifs'
baIo peb SmaaIensbonens gabning.
iom csiaa eusans iencre. grins Der
nabotte os 9rins Carl bar oeina at.
Iaet 9eieg poa Stcoet.