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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
DETERMINED ATTACK.

Meliila. Aug. 20.-Riffans today
made determined attack on II Span
ish envoy. In the fighting two Span
iards were killed and several wounded,
but the attack was repulsed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
THREE ARE DROWNED.

burlington, Iowa. Aug. 2n.-Twa
women and a man We're drowned to-
night after leaping into the Missis-
sippi river from burning launch
which was sci On fire by an explosion
of fireworks.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
EFFORTS FAIL.

Newark. \. j.. Aug. 20.-GoFernor
Fort admitted today that his efforts To
settle the hatters' strike had failed.
The men have been out more than five
months
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
NEGRO is LYnCHED.

Fitzgerald. Ga. Aug. 20-Herry
Day. Negro ex-eo4vlc1. charged with
attacking Mrs. John Wicker last Tues
day and then numbering her and her
infant. was this afternoon taken from
the sheriff IF Wilcox cnunrv aud
l. m,.lt,al
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
NOTES Of WALLACE

Special to The Daily Missoulian.
Wallace. Aug, 20.-Winston Bros.
the Milwaukee contractors who drove
the Taft tunnel are moving supplies
away from Taft and destroying office
and storehouse buildings. Their ac-
tion is being followed by other resi-
dents of the place and Taft Is graudu
ally being torn down,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

George r. Edmiston. manager of the
Mine owners employment bureau
here and formerly a well-known resi-
dent of Butte. where he was engaged
in similar capacity during stirring
times there. has been married in Sc
attic To Miss Lizzie Lowe. Miss Lowe
fas been teaching in the Seattle
schools for the past year and before
that time taught in Kansas City.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

The new hosting machinery has
been installed at the Gold Hunter
mine near Auilan and sinking will be-
gin in few days To the soofaot
level
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
IN REV. su1ToN's STUDY
Marriage of Miss Eifie J. Cose urd
Flank WashbuIn .Solemnized

The study OF Rev. Mr.. J. A. sut-
tons parsonage at LaRue was ths
s2ene Of an impressively simple ser
vice SATURDAY morning at eleven
O'Clock when Frank washburn, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wa hburn
of east of Scott Town and Miss
Elfie j. Core, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Core of four miles soath-
west of MORTAL, were united in MAJ.
riage.
The young people were unattended
They both are well and favorably
known in their districts and are
busy receiving congratulations fron,
friends TO whom the announcement
comes as pleasant surprise. Mr.
and Mrs. Washburn win be at home
temporarily at the country homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Core. parents
~ the bride.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
new RECTOR
IS COMING
Rev. Richard M. Brown at
St. Paul's Next Sunday.
PRAISED BY PRESS
Urbana Paper Expresses Re-
gret Over D1vine's Change.
Rector is a Young Man and IL is
Believed He will be a Worthy
Successor to Rev. Mapes.
PRAISED BY PRESS

The Urbana Morning Tribune
Saturday issue makes announcement
of the resignation of Rev. Mr.
Richard McClelland Brown, rector of
the Church of the Epiphany, formal
ly rendered TO the vestry of that
larish at a meeting Friday evening.
Some weeks ago Rev. Mr.. MoClcl-
land received an invitation to oc
cupy the pulpit OF st. Paul's Epis-
copal church in this city made va
can't by the resignation OF Rev. Mr..
Edmund G. Mapes. so pleased were
the parishoners with the personality
and address OF Rev. Mr.. Brown that
"a few days later they called him II
the ro1to1hip OF the church. Be
cause of the larger field offered in
Marion, the Urbana rector was in
clined to accept, but the imporbunl-
ties Of his home parish were so
pressing to remain that the breaking
OF the tie became a difficult one
The Tribune says in part 'Mr
Brown came to this city two years
ago from Cincinnati and i'm thar
time has done a splendid work in
the local church. He and his family
have endeared themselves to the
members OF the parish in many ways
and not only the people. of the
Church of the Epiphany but the
people of the entire city without re
lizard to denomination will regret to
know that Mr. Brown is to close his
work here and go to another field
The new reJtor will preach his
inlHal sermon as head of st. Pauls
parih next Sunday morning, and
HIS people are preparing to greet
l'm mcet cordially. He win move
his faTily TO Marion Immediately
occupying the rectory on Center
street East.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
RATHEL TRIAL JAN. 1S
Marion Man 10 be Tried at Gallon
for MaOslaughter.

Preparations are being made at
Gallon for the. trial Of James Rathel,
of this, city and Clyde Fortney, a
former resident of Marion, both Of
'@hom are under indictment for man
slaughter Rathell is said TO have
taken part in fighting scrape there
some time ago when Fortney killed
Floyd Baker with his umbrella. Both
are held in the county jail at Gallon
together with Mrs. Ellen Ray an
accomplice, IN the trouble. The Rath-
ell trial Is set for January 49, The
case OF Ilpytney has not been assign.
ed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
DUNN-SCHwECKENDIcK
SOlem nized at Lee Street
Parsonage, Saturday

, Mr. Albert Dunn and Miss Gather.
tne Schweckendick, both OF the city,
wore quietly married at the Lee
Street Presbyterian church parsonage
Saturday evening at seven o'clock
The ceremony was spoken by Rev
5. G.. Bates in the presence of only
a few o the immediate friends.
The s oJm Is a well known young
man and is employed by the John
Owen Lime and Stone company at
Owens. The bride is a highly respect
ed woman and has the best wishes
of many warm friends. They will re-
side at the home Of The grooms
NIrs Anna Beck, of Fonn-
tain street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
BOTH TOWN AND. P. 0.
NOW CALLED MF EKFR
Scott Town and Cochrauton
P. o. Caused Confusion.
Petition Circulated Was Signed by
Most of the Village Residents
Change Effective at orce.

Owing to the confu ION which has
been current in the mai S coming to
Scott Town and Cochranton, post
office the name Of both town ana
postofGice has been charged as IA
result Of a petition circulated among
bhe residents Of The town. In the
future the place will be known "a
Meeker.
Officials in THE postonlce at Scott
Town say that the place has ever
been confused with the city of the
same name in Lawrence county.
Chic, and thar the maids addresse
to the Coahranton post office fire.
quently went to Coshocton and Coch-
ranton, Pa.
AS a result of the confusion AMI
loss Of malls practically all OF the
residents of the vicinity signed thu
petition TO have the names changed.
Ofnllial notice has been received that
the name of town and postoffice viii
in the future be Meeker, the change
being effective at once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

For a good wholesome, cheap
breakfast, always buy Mrs. Austin3
pancake flour. Your grocer has
freh supply.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
McClain's Office Moved

'All those owing McClain's will
make their payments at the Marion
Clothing and Cloak Co., No. 215 West
Center street. Please pay promptly
as all accounts must be closed as
soon as possible.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
PIANO TUNING

D. p, Menges, the expert piano
tuner, will he here next week. Leave
your order at c. W. Bakers or VIM.
DOwler's. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
COONS FULL;
GET JUGGED
Pair from Sunny South
Lectured by Mayor.
BURGLARY FRUSTRATED
Police Think Clever Gang
Still III City.
Local Authorities Asked to Look for
Lima RObbrrs-M Mayor Goes to
Columbus Police Notes.

Waiter Fark and John Williams.
tolored, and from the South, be-
came glcriously drunk Saturday AMI
as result were picked up by Of
ficer Cusic and Slagle. The pair Ian.
guished behind prison bars until
Sunday morning when they were
aIra'gned before Mayor Soherff.
The mayor rendered the pair ii
lecture which they will not soon
forget. He pictured TO them the
hardsiips of a sixty day workhousa
sentenrs and threGtened chem with
the Keely cure. The colored men
PLEAD for mercy ami Mayor Soherlf
finacy gave them their choice OF
leaving town or going to the work
house. They left town
Frlnk Hines, a young farmer OF
Richtand township, was arrested
at the rear of Fetters restaurant on
south Main street Saturday night by
officers Bond and Thcnpr on lie was
landed In NE oity bastlle and n
charge OF intoN'cati)n placed against
hdm He drew n fine Of s. in may
or's court Sunday and left the
court much wiser young man.
a Sequel 10 the Shurz. Huber and
Hane robbeuies would have probably
occurred 'ast night lad it not been
for the prompt arrival OF the police
"A supposed burglar attempted TO en-
ter the grccery store OF w. III. Clark
located at the corner OF Sugar AM
Mound streets when his action
were ncticed by people residing In
the vicinity.
The man was trying to enter a
window located over the roof OF .
small SIZED adjoining the grocery
store. He answered the exact de.
scrlption OF the man who entered
the Shurz home on west Church
Hrest laf. week.
The police were called but tn
burglar got wise few minutes be-
fore their arrived and made his es
cape The man apparently has un
llmted nerve and the police be-
1ieye him one of a gang OF organl,
z0l burglars WHO are working In
the city.
Mayor Louis scherff was lin Co
lpmbus today attending the inaugur.
alton Of Gov. Harmon.
This polite received message
from Lima, Ohio. Sunday instruct.
Ing them TO be on the watch for
Igang OF five men vino entered ami
bui glaldzed the home of a wealth,
farmer near that place. Saturday
night.
The messalge stated that the bur
glnn} obtained $500 In cash,
$4,000 bank certificate, 5000 note
rings. jewelry and all kinds OF yalu.
ables, The Lima police traced the
men eastward and Il was thought
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
MANY TRAVEL
TO COLUMBUS
Inauguration Makes Capital
Mecca for Marionlties.
Co. D. LEAVES EARLY
Special Car on InterurbaD
Chartered.
Big -Four Trainmen Injured il
Wreck Said that Underwood /,
to Leave Erie.

CNtT three hundred and fifty
ua2kuB for Columbus over the
llcubmy Valey Ioad were sold from
this point this morning and tn,
G1uVy traffic to the inaul ymatlon IN
columbus was quite remarkable.
AtiIe from the Ia ge number cav.
ing over uhe lEocking and Pennsyl
yar.'n the intsruiban cars were fill
ed to thelr capadty ana In ali owe
five hundred migrated TO the Cap
.ltal Ci.& to ativnl the Inauguration
All of the early Hooking Vale,
trains this morning We're crowded.
tEGee trains being run, carrying ex.
ira coaches, The special train from
Toledo leaving this city at . oIcloct
carried perhaps the largest numbe-.
The Pennsylvania carried specia
coa2hes With the 60. d. boys there
were number leaving the city ia
the special chartered interurban car
The round trip fare, which had
been lowered from one dollar to
reventy five cents was appreciate /
this being brought about, however.
by slight fare war between the
on'iciols of the Hocking Valley ana
the members Of CO. D.
Five trainmen of the Rig Four
Ira'lrcad who are quite wei known
in LEGAL railroad circles, were bad Y
injured in a wreck which occurred
az Cleveland Saturday night. The
wrecked train WAS Big Four freight
No 9G running from st. Louis to
Buffalo. TIE train mysteriously left
the track and crashed into a Lake
Shore engine. The injured railroad
men are; Bdwagd Kinney, the en-
sineer, James Dawson, fireman,
John Bulke, conductor, Gust Mans
Geld, engineer and,B. f. Woods, frs
man. There were twenty eight car,
Of live stick on the train and mucr
of the stock was killed.
John Baker Erie freight conductor
who was injured at Huntington
Saturday was able TO resume his
work today.
A special immigrant train passe |
through the city Sunday enroute
west on the Erie.
Samuel Fenton, former president
of the Queen and Crescent railway
viii soon become preident of the
Erie road succeeding f. d. Under
wood whose resignation ie now In
the bands Of the stockholders.
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| Tho Erie railroad has announced
second trick telegraph vacancies a.
Caledonia West Salem and Nanl5ln
Third trick vanaH1les are advertised
at Silver Creek,
G. 7. Linn, John SiclOles and SAM
uel Epley of Erie sRchi Station,
We're az Columbus today
The Pennsylvania and Erie roads
wild pay their employees at this
point next Friday.
c. p. BombaHger has resumed his
duties at A. c. tower after being on
duty for few DAYS. G. IT, overlI
Of b. x. tower filled the vacancy
Herber1 Schoville, b'lggagemaster
at the Union stanion attended to
business matters today at Caledonia
Night man Bishop filled the triak
CoATs-I4oose and form fitting. all
the popular shades at great reduc-
tions.
II LudwIg's Speciality Stors
Dance tomorrow night in schwlng-
ers' hail, II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Refreshed the system like sweet
rest6ul sleep, stimulates the appe-
tlte, builds up tissue like muscular
exercise, Makes you healthy, rugged
and strong HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea 80 cents
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
Special Notice

There will be a meeting at the
Rhode School house on the Big
dsland pike, half way between Scott
Town and Big Island tomorrow
CTuesday) evening in the interest OF
the Findlay and Marion Electric Ry.
All persons in that neighborhoOd
are cordially requested to be pres
ent. BY order of
GEORGE b. CHRISTIAN, Sr.
1t
Good shoes chaap-Beatty & Long
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

PETnlCOATS, all pure silk, all
colors $3.50 value 1896 at Ludwlg's
Specially Store. IT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

thlt they would pass through this
,ity Fhe local force has gained no
trace Of them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Boys and gir's good honest shoes
on Beatty and Long Sl.O0 table.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

A cut price shoe sale that's
"hummer' for big values IS Beatty &
Longs-take It in.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

CoATs-I4oose and form fitting, all
the popular shades at great reduc.
tions,
IL Ludwig's Speciality Stors
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Dance tomorrow night in schwing-
ers' hail, 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Meet me at Kalors Candy shop.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

PILES CURED 6 TOI4 DAYS
PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed I
cure any case OF itching, Blind
Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles in I
IA days or money refunded SOC.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

DRESS SKIRTS in panama, mo.
hair. and voile, good styles 1-2 price
at Ludwig's Speciality Store. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Herberfl Schoville, b'ggagemaster
at the Union staoion attended to
businees matters today at Caledonia
Night man Bishop filled the triak
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11
JANUARY SALE
of Milliuery-New Millinery.

Nothing is old in the stock. Trim
med Hats that sold $3.50 TO $3.50
January price ...,......,...... 75c
The better grades-our own work
In the newest trimmed Hats-Hali
Price. Some less than Half.
All trimmed Felt Shapes in all
colors, including chi!dren's Flats
/ WARMER & EDWARDS.
MRS. w C. Torrance. Manager Mil
linery Department. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Good shoes chaap-Beatty & Long.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

c. E. Bombarger has resumed HIS
duties at A. c. tower after being or
duty for a few DAYS. G. II. overlI
Of b. x. tower filled the vacancy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

Mayor Louis scherff was lin Co
lumbus today attending the inaugnr
alton of Gov Harmon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

The Pennsylvania and Erie roads
wild pay their employees at this
point next Friday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-11

G. T Linn, John sicl0les and sam
uel Epley Of Erie Shcni Station,
were az Columbus today.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Sanearbeioer / CANADA.

6ra @iunipeg, Wanitoba, tele-
9roicreS ben 19oe oS.: 8rano Srunf
Eacific.9auenS 8eneraIbeitprer Sam'
berIoiu, iom ioog penote tilbage fra
en- SorretniugSreiie til SeitfpIten,
m~ebbeIer, at arbeioet paa SibeIin'
ierne moro. % ipooper fra Meloile,
Sasfathepan. itrar ltal paabegpn'
oeS. 9ette bar en- upentet Hpbeo, oa
man baobe itnaet | ben S%ormening,
of Arbcioet life nilbe bli poahegpnot
paa ell lang Sib enonu. Oct tpoer
imi6lertib poo, at Selifabet ogter at
iremItpnoe @%pgningen al en- 8ien.
nem9augSIinie ira Den amerifauife
8rGnie til Suoion Ban for of 9ioe
Sarmerne / De miotre Tropinier en-
fort % bircfte Hllte til europa for
lin Spebe.
San iortaIte pioere, of Der ogiaa
trnfcS bpgaet Here andre SiocIinier,
ocriblanot Ell norbiaiennem 2aroet
ira @atrors | SoSfotfewau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
en- pietie Sag.

Gitp Ittoruep Sale ira Winue'
opoIiS opboloer iia iortiben i @oib.
ington for / DC Soreue6e Staters
Seiciteret at argumentere Soecu
moo @rent Nortbcru og andre 90
uer inpolpcreuoe @aoeoperfisriIerue
/ minneapolis. Sette er Ell Sag al
operoroentlig tor @ctpbnina for ole
opbIomitren6e 9pcr / Wiuueiota.
StrioSprnftet CT. ON gpen fan
tpinae @nncrne I'll at bpg9e Sper-
fieriler pucr me @aoer, iom uoIrg-
Ges, elcr ON @pen icIp ma aiere
oct. : q. GauI og minneapolis er
Der ineiepiS al ioobomc Sperfisrler,
og ifilbe Rctten oecibere, at 9perne
ieIp maa aisre grbeibet. piIbe set be-
tpbc en- hight al mango Iiaiouer
Collars | minneapolis % Ct. Taul
/ 2sbet al noele iaa Iar, SienbeI'
fen bill aiaipe Ell ErGceoens. iom oil
foume til at bersre ale Sper | Sta
ten | 6remtiOen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Gleftriif Scpn.

Sor at lippe uberom Be Sarer os
l1lemper, Der fnptter iig til 9ebspeIie
beo 8Ioroform, 9gtber o.i.o., bar
man / De ienere Iar foriset a6ifiaiee
andre 9ebsoeliesmaaoer peo Opera
TONER. gebIt fienbt oe met onpeltot
- men langt fra uben Sare er
BEN MetboSe, peb bpilfen man inb-
iprsiter &ofain eaer naritaaenoe
Stofier / Hpsmarpsfanalen oe Der.
peo opnaar at bebspe SeIe al ga.
tiertens 2egeme uben at SepibItbeoen
er borte, ioet set b~ebspenoe Ribbel
fun pirfer paa Hpgmarpen og bens
4erper, men life paa Siernen. Sen.
ne "8psmarosanGitbeii" bar brret
anpenbt meget, og ben pirfer for.
trpffeIigt peo Sperationer poa lin.
oerertremiteter % pisie Sele al lin.
oerlipet.
Set upeIte paa gebsoeliens Ont
raobe er angipet al 2ebuc, bpem BET.
ifsIee "ltgeifriit for 9Gger", er Inf.
fcbes peb en- eIeftriif Strsm at frem.
fcIbe 9eospeIie hos Gpr, uoen at Den
forIpngeSe Ipgmaro paaoirfeSes, og
tiIipneIaoenoe ubeu ifabeIig Sirf-
nina. San onpenote SepnItrgm,
iom afbrpSes blinbrebe 8anae | &c.
funbet, % anbrinser ben po'itiue Dol
paa Hpaeen / Ipreesren, ben mega.
tipe / Yanoen. Otter ct fort Sncita.
tionsItabium inStrGoer S~ebspelien,
Ser err tiIitrGffeIig bpb til 6oretasel.
len al itsrre Sperationer. Spoaag.
ninacn IeSiases life al ubebaseIige
Spmptomer.
9aa 1enneifer err Der Inn ~foreta.
oct ct Surisg = paa NetboSers Or.
bepsmano ieIp. On bporban BET
ialbt no meloes Der life noset, men
| ban Ssoe ba | bpert SoIo life al Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
SmueIere / Rnibe.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | mctp Dori
gioroe fcrIeben en- soo Gangit. Gei
bar geilaeIrgecIien at ct GntaI pa.
rifle 9~aneoragter, bnis 89roi or
oniat til $55, 900, % iom isstes
inoimugIeoe / ct gntaI iaafaIote
"Sleeper" .aiifferter.
Ger ipnes | Wetp Dorf at eriitere
ct bel organiieret Smieleripnoifat
mico ubesr9nieoe RibIer til fin Haa.
biabeo. Oette fremsaar oerat at
S%pnoifatet siennem fine aopofater
bar erfl9ret fig pilis til at betale
De | 2open faiHatte bsieite gsoer. Der
oft ialt % 8arcrnes aoitenoe ibereg.
net piIoe anorage til $3.50, 600, ON
Hegierinsen bill frafaIoe retslig Gil.
tale. 9ette Silbuo bar E~oIofasiere.
rem / Ieip Dorf afilanet. Oct er life
Tengene, men SmlgIerne, mon bill
BABE Gag i.
Der itnar forreiten en- Sraeeoie |
Sorbinbelie meo netop bisie Smig.
Iingsforisg, ibet BET nemlig antaees,
at oct bar | ct anfaIo at SortpiIeIie
ODER fine misIpffeoe Sorisg paa at
faa reoe paa Sagen, at Sitlarsoepar.
tementets foniiocniieIle Igeut og
Gbef for SoIbbureauet | Baris, 90.
cambridge, fornpIig git ben %
tog 2ipet af fig ieIp.
Solbfasierer 2oeb oplpier, at I'm.
berbanoIineerne ON 6rafaIo al rets.
Zig 6orfsIseIie al SmusIerne bar
inoleoebe of ilere fremitaaenoe go-
pofater, bpis 9aone ban imiblertio
nGeteoe at opgipe. SeIo De fienote
nemlig life SmugIernes Soentitet,
ibet De nemIig bar blepne ensasereoe
af WeGemmpno.
gf De biotiI foretagne ll~nberisgeI-
Ter er oct fremgaaet, at 9ragterne
bar ipebe | Baris for riee og bit.
itaaenoe Gamer / Nefp gorf, Boston,
philadelphia oe 8aibinston, % at
9runben til, at Ger bsoeS en- iaa flor
Sum for at faa Saaen nebbpsiet,
bar at fritaae bisie Gamer for l1be.
bageligbeberne beb at faa fine Iaone
offentliggiorte | SorbinoeIie meo be
fcreitaaenoe @filsrineer.
elsie 0amer mist9nfes life for
at babe bapt noset perionIis 8ieno.
ifab til, at oeres Graster ifuIoe ino-
imugles; De formooes at babe beitiIt
Dem paa iamme Taabe Tom iaa
mango @merifanere sisr, naar De
fisber garer | lloIanbet, meo ben
Soritaaelie, at De ifulbe leperes Dem
/ Imerifa meo Solb % andre llogif.
ter betalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
upetr Jopa.

ct poloiomt their meb Soroen oa
2pnneolag, Stprtregn og SaeIbpger
raieoe ! Ssrbags paa forIfielige Ste
Der / Soma % anretteoe ganife itore
Cab.
S oe onfring Charles Gitp raieoe
Der iaalebes Den noloiomite Sorben'
form | Manesminbe. Wange baaoe
SaanineSbuie og Stnlb. og 2aape,
bpgninger rommebes al 2pnet % an
tGuotes. StoIobpgnineen paa Sen
RI Seis' Sorm ipp Mil / Spopeit fro
9pen nebbrpnote til @%runoen. 81
Seite og areatitrer rebbeoes fra al
iubebrGnbte ifpIotes alene oct Wob
% 9eIlutipmbeb, Der uooiites al
SarmerenS 14-aarige Cater, iom
ira Ginbuct / fit SopenGreIie bapoe
ingttaget llpeirct og feet Spnet ilao
neo / StaIobpgningen. Ilene flRbt
/ i'm tpnbe Ratbrast itprteoe bum uh
/ SfpIreanet oe ben til Sisict, bnor
bun fit Lott oe iluppet no 40 aisr %
oerefter rreb tiIiIenbe Haboers SipIs
osiaa fit brngt Seitene | Sifferbeb.
ct fort gntal areatllrer bler
br9bte al 2pnet paa forIfieIlige Ste
Der / Gourmet, bpor Sorbenitormer
Sesrben e~fteriuletes al beftige Sagl'
bigger.
s Smeanen al Gebar Sans on
trnbte 2pnet Den fore StaIb. %
9oapebpgnins paa Sranf Semens
Snrm og foraariaseoe ct Gienooms.
tab al ca. S25, 600. 8 SIoeu omfom
81 Scite % 80 Stpfter Sornfopg
icruSen at 1000 guibeI Sabre, 2OO
@uibeI Tois, 9 Con So % neiten
belle Sormcns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
Waifiueri bleo 2uernes Rop.
s 9cs Ioines og Smegn on
rettebe inmme Dag Ell SoglItorm
megen Sfobe. iiGr paa Sritsttr1r.
iom allercSe Itob | arop. gourtbu,
iet rnmmeSes Of ct 2prnebTas, men
bIep fru ubetpSeIig beifaoiget, Der
imoo bIcp mango g~utifsoinoiier laa'
zoe inc al SagIene.