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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05

What the Topeka Contractors and
Builders Are Doing.

Mason & Sheldon, contractors. 1914
High street, have just completed an
eight room two story modern house at
1922 West Eighth street, cost $4,000.
They are also remodeling a house at
All Clay street for J. Makins at a cost
OF $500. two story cottage is under
construction at 110s Brooks avenue for
w. M. Vickland to cost $1,000. Have
secured the contract for five room
cottage to be- built for B. A. Holland
az FIFTEENTH and Strong streets to cost
$1,400.
Lundgren & Carlson, general con-
tractors. 213 Jackson street, have been
advised that they had been awarded
the contract for a $4,000 depot at
Norman, Okla, for the Santa F'e rail-
way. This new depot is 80 by 126 feet
OF brick and stone construction, and
with 500 feet Of loading platform. The
brick and stone work will be done by
Tulien Brothers and the roof by Rim
ner & Warren, both of Topeka.
]. G. Gist, brick and stone contrac-
tor, 26 Office building. has. completed
the two story cut stone building at
223 Kansas avenue for the Central
Paper company. It is built on the
same lines as the adjoining building
and now has the appearance of one
building with double the frontage on
The Portland Cement Stone company
has just finished a fine stretch of ce-
ment walk from the chapel to the
Thomas gymnasium at Washburn As
an evidence of the growth of the ce-
ment stone industry in Topeka, the
ports the putting in of thirty-f1ve ee-
ment stone foundations since the first
of March, besides numerous sales of
stone on small orders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
in the south.

in the south.
When seen by a State Journal re-
porter this afternoon Mr.. Vernon de-
clined to talk on the subject. However,
outwardly he did not seem to be
bothered in the least over the situation
and did not display any signs of I'M
easiness
1t is known that Mr.. Vernon is a
friend of President Taft as well as
the man who appointed him, President
Roosevelt. The fight made by the
southerners does not seem to be hav-
ing the desired effect.
Mr.. Vernon is in the best of health
and is still able to ''sign his name" at
Washington. He will leave Topeka
again Tuesday for Wilberforce univer-
sity, Ohio, where he will deliver the
commencement address at that place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05

sand plates will be set aside for their
use-and If more are needed-more
plates will be set aside. Many eminent
after-dinner speakers will be placed on
the program. Music will be furnished
by every band in the city and the en-
velope explains that there will be high
jinks." High jinks" means lots of
different things but the manufacture
ers and jobbers will explain the mean
ing to the men when they come. Vaude-
vile and other entertainments will be
given at this banquet. Many
rich" features will decorate this BAN
quet with a good time flavor.
Merchants week is going to be a
big time for the out of town merchants
and also Topeka. All Of the $4,000
inhabitants will show the merchants
the latch strings and bid them pull"
Acting president Of the Commercial
club, w. C. Stephenson, has appointed
Albert Patten, E. S. Copeland and
Arthur Mills as committee of three
to solicit contributions for the addi-
tional $500 to be raised in behalf of
the Memorial building site. This
work will commence at once and it is
but a question of a few days until To-
peka win be ready to- turn over the
property.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
VERNON IN TOPEKA.
He Isn't Worried About the Effort to
Gust Him.

William T. Vernon, registrar of the
United States treasury at Washington,
D. c., is in Topeka today. He is on
his way to the Western university,
Ouindaro, where he will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the students
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Vernon is the man on whom
such a fight is being waged by the
southern delegation at Washington.
They are attempting to GUST Mr.. Yer
non from his responsible position as
registrar of the treasury, claiming that
a white man should occupy the posi-
ton. They are trying to show Mr..
Taft that q white man in this position
would strengthen the Republican party
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
Notice to Fire insurance Agents.

All local fire insurance agents in the
state of Kansas are hereby cordially
invited and earnestly requested to at
tend a meeting to be held at the Com
mercial club assembly room in the city
of Topeka, Kan. on June Is. 1909, at
z O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of or
ganizing a state association of local
fire insurance agents. BY order of the
Topeka Association of Local Fire In
surance Agents.
c. G. BLAKELY, President.
w. w. WEBB. secretary-Treasurer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
RHEUMATISM
CURED
Through the Feet
DON'T Take Medicine. My External
Remedy Brings Quick Relief.
Let Me Send You
A 81 PAIR TO TRY FREE

If you have rheumatism send me
your name today-a postal will do,
and by return mail you will get a
Dollar Pair of Magic Foot Drafts
the great Michigan external cure for
rheumatism of every kind, no matter
where located or how severe. Try
them first, then if you are fully salts
fed, you can send me one dollar; if
not. they cost you nOthing-I take
your word.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
PULLIAM TO RETURN.
Chairman August Hermann Says He
Will Be Back in Two Weeks.

Cincinnati, O., June SIN all probability
Harry c. Pulliam win resume the active
duties of president of the National Base
II think there is no doubt that Presi-
dent Pulliam will prove to the baseball
magnates that he is thoroughly recovered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05

Decrease
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today was $3.50
The statement of banks and trust COM
panieS of Greater New York not reporting
to the clearing house shows that these
institutions have aggregate deposits of
81, 309, 557 400 total cash on hand $147, 502 100
and loans amounting to 81 JIG. 152 800
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York. June 5.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold SIS, $50 300 more than
the requirements of the Is per cent re-
serve rule. This is a decrease of sc, 12S 925
in the proportionate cash reserve as COM
pared with last week. The statement fol-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
New copper Toll Lines COMPLETED.

The Independent Telephone company
announces the completion of its copper
toll lines to Wichita, Hutchinson, New
ton, Kingman and territory, also Hol-
ton. Horton not heretofore reached over
copper circuit. The service to these citioe
will be the very best and gives connections
with thousands of telephones not reached
heretofore Further announcements of
more lines will be made later.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Public Sale.
OF THE
Best Business and Resi-
denCe Property in the
City of Paris.
Having decided to move on my farm
| herewith offer for sale at public auc
ton on the premises on
MONDAY, DEC. 6, 100,

county ccurtday, at O'Clock. p m.,
the follow ing property:
No. 1.-The two story brick business
house known as the Gros.he house,
fronting 28 feet and four inches on
Main street. between Sixth and
Seventh. and running back equal width
l07 feet. This property has not been We
cant for twelve years and adjons the
large department store Of Mr. Harry
Simon. Possession given at once.
No. 2-The two story brick business
house on the corner of Nam and
Seventh streets, occupied and used by
myself for the past seventeen years as
restaurant and bakery. This is with.
out doubt the best business locations in
the city of Paris. Lot 33 feet on Main
street running along with Seventh
street 81 feet. Possession given Jan
puary l, 1910.
No. 3-The residence on the corner
of High and Seventh street, opposite
the Public Library. This is two
story brick of eight rooms, 10 foot
cellar under the whole building: equip
ped with all modern improvements
such as bath, gas and electric light,
furnace, and a neat stable for two
AOACCO dAlO NChAClS III LHC rear. LOU %
feet on High street running along on
Seventh street 112 feet. There is no
better built house or better location in
the city of Paris. Possession given
March l. 1910.
No. IA three room house and large
convenient stable, en- Gano street. near
Lilleston Avenue, in the city limits
The lot contains about three acres, two
of which are first class truck garden
land, balance on Houston creek. Pos
session March l., 1910.
No. 5-Three room house and ten
acres of good land just outside the
city limits and adjoining lot No. a.
For truck farm this little place can
not be beat, being just on the edge of
town, easily accessible and number one
land. Possession at once.
All the above property will be in the
hands of the auctioneer on day of sale.
Perfect title guaranteed.
TERMS-Made known on day of
sale, December 6, 1909.
GEORGE RASSENFOSS.
Geo. d. Speakes, Auct. bn
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Conspiracy Charge Against Bur-
lev Society.

The legal responsibilities of the or
ganizers and engineers of the Burley
Tobacco trust Will be put to the test
in the United States Court of the
Southern district Of Ohio, in Cincin-
natl, where the E. o. Eshelby Tobacco
Company Tuesday filed IFS suit for
$l96, 265.l0 damages and made Clar-
ence Lebus, Alonzo Ferguson and the
Burley Tobacco Society the defend
ants. The plaintiff is an Ohio corpora
ton with headquarters in Cincinnati,
while the defendants are specified as
residents and citizens of Kentucky.
The petition charges that Clarence
Lebus. Alonzo Ferguson and the Bur-
ley Tobacco Society have damaged the
company through an alleged
conspiracy in restraint of trade, and
while asking sos, 421.7O specific dam
ages, asks that the court treble the
amount Of actual damage sustained,
in accordance with the provisions of
the Sherman antitrust act.
The Burley Society. the petition
charges, while organized ostensibIy as
a corporation. is in fact, simply an as
ISOLATION among certain individuals to
form conspiracy in restraint of
trade in Burley tobacco.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Another Gala Week at Lexington
Opera House.

The Lexington Opera House will
offer next week to its patrons four OF
the greatest attractions on the road,
commencing Tuesday matinee ano
night it will present the Golden
Girl, which forms a part of the big
musical and dramatic festival comes
with the highest encomiuns of the
press and public, and is said TO be The
trio HOugh, Adams & Howard, have
yet written. This statement means
much. as their other successes includes
"a Stubborn Cinderella. - 1.-THE Time,
The Place and the Girl" etc. This
production is the most stupendous and
gorgeous of any this firm has sent on
tour. The cast is headed by James E.
Lucas and Marie Flynn. supported by
thea original cast and production that
appeared in Chicago. 1.-The Golden
Girl' will give special matinee and
night performance. Tuesday, Nov. 2.
On Wednesday evening that sterling
actor, William H. Crane. will again
visit Lexington in his greatest success
of years, Father and the Boys" by
George AIDE. This is Mr.. Cranes forty
seventh year on the stage, and he says
in all that time he has never played a
role he enjoyed as much as that of
Father. Not only is the play brim-
foul of comedy, but the story is in
teresting from start to finish. Laughs
are, distributed throughout and the
AIDE witticism and humor are well
worth while. The play is one of those
which can be enjoyed again and again.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Fiske
will make iler first appearance in Lex
ington IN her greatest success, "Sal-
walton Nell" a play in three acts by
Edward Sheldon. A cast of fifty people.
A wonderful production a divine COM
edy of the slums. Mrs. Fiske is sup
ported by the original New York Man
haitian Company. This will be great
event.
On Friday, matinee and night II G
distinguished tragedian, Mr.. Louis
James, will be the attraction. He vii
present at the evening performance ar
agreeable surprise in the performance
of Shakespeare Henry the Eighth
with Mr.. James in the role of Cardina
Wolsey, the scenery being beautiful il
coloring and in arrangement, easily
suggesting the atmosphere of The
time. At the matinee. Friday after
noon he will present Coleman's bril-
liant comedy, "The Jealous Wife"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Gncourauinc.

1t was BiIkin's wedding day, and he
was teasing his young brother-in-law.
well, Johnnie" he said solemnly,
I'm going to take your sister a long
way off and have her all to myself.
where you won't see her any more"
mo: really, are your" said the lad
curiously.
.Yes. / am. What 40 you think Of
itg
''Nothin. / can stand it if yoc can"
-Pearson's Weekly.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Generous.

whats your fare?" asked old Flint
skin of his cabby the other day and
was met with the stereotyped reply:
well. sir. will leave that to YOU
THANK you; you're very kind" said
old f., buttoning up his pockets and
walking off. You're the first person
who ever left me anything yet. "-Lon-
don Fun.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Not at First.

when you first saw Niagara falls
did you feel that almost irresistible
impulse to throw yourself over the
precipice that so many experienced"
"No. hadn't seen my hotel bill
yet"-Cleveland Leader
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29
Quite Simple.

"What viii you do with your money
when you d:e?"
Il shall leave it to my children"
But suppose you have no children
"Then it will so to my grandchil-
drenF'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-29

Peace is not mere tranquility. for
tranquility may be indifference Duff
field
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

eens "arsprab .9oasn" til siesi %
peunes I snmles2anbst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

.ifisnt Afitanoen er oper en- baIp Nil.
'Wen Snbffriften funoe ies neppe
.ifimte; ben bar for fin
ga aronprinien iaa | aifferten,
iiobrso ban: Der itaar 10 Gscar!"
"Sa, Geres fgI. Ssibeb". -
.~Spor CT bet bd, at bet fidar?"
Sam 9eres fgI. $sibeo oper aiffer.
ten ie Sen bpioe plet mber slaien.
Oct er S~tiftamtmanS Tbpeiens Glen.
Cont, bpor bet er~ anbrast. - "Det er
umuIigt", ipareoe ban. San troeoe
|piit, at bet bar en- emaIie, iom bar
anbragt | aifferten. Seq bao bnm
oa ie enonu en- Song | aiffertet 90
itsote Iiot til ben. 9erpeo foripanot
|giaeoet, og 1rinien bar o~perbepiitl"
Otter at Here at be SiIiteoeb9ren.
De bapoe tiIfreosftillet fin Npsgier'
riebeo, traaote Sngemann ben til
aifferten % iaabe: Der itaar ct
Beers neoenunber", % recherche BET.
Get bar oa poffer til gine!" raabtc
Saniteen.
"sssa, bar bet life Tcffer til Eine,
iaa par oct / bpert Sab 1offer til
Sopeo," iaeoe Trinien, Tom formo'
oentIig ontoe 8eriet for ct 5m-
promtu. Serbeo blep @irfningen Be-
tpbelig iorsget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Young Peoples Convention.

A Convention is hereby called of Win
dom District. Mimi, with a view OF
uniting the Young Peoples Societies OF
the Window District with the Young
Peoples League OF the United Norwe-
pian Church of America,
All the Pastors of the District are cor
daily invited to attend, and cooperate
with the movement to make 1t a pos
sible success.
Each Society will be accorded W de-
legates, whose names must be sent in at
least two weeks in advance OF the meet
ing.
The Meeting will be held at St. James
Mimi, in the Norwegian Church Tues
day the fifth (5th) day of October 1909.
First Session begins at I.3o p. M.
Second Session begins at 500 T. Nj.
Sincerely Yours
o. K. HAUGEN,
District Deputy,
Elected at Kenyon, Mimi,
October 10th, 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

og bill, bpor De TO 2uftlag srpnier
iammen, affisle BET lapere 2uitlag,
bpis ganobompe berpeo fortGttes til
Sfper, Der lieeiom Wetalopiamleren
paa gIeftriiermaifinen opiuaer Den
gleftricitet, Der oannes peo 2uftla-
genes @nionins imob binanoen. 9lir
Sfperne for iterft label, uoienoer DC
Gpn, og naar De er affislet NOT, for:
tpttes De til De Strsmme al Regn,
Der eierne bsrer til ct Soroenpeir.
Sfperne oannes | bet epre 2uftIag,
fslaer meo BET og gaar altiaa irnon
ginoen, set bill iise | en- anoen &et-
Ming emo ben, iom 2i,ftlaget neoe
peb Sorben bepeser fig t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
GmmaerSmco bIanot Spaier.

en- SuaIeuen / Rorbenitabt | @ies'
baben gisr / ct tpif 8lab opmPrfiom
paa, at Spolerne bar libt mteget |
oenne poaoe % foloe CONNER; ban
iort9Ier iaaleoeS, at Der | ben ferite
SolpoeI at Suli Waaneo bar pRret
iaa flor en- Reobsr % iaa itprf en-
aulbe, at Wpgsene belt bolot op meo
at ipGrme, % oa Wpg err Spalernes
bopeoiogeliee Wprinesmiooel, bar De
.Iiot Isb. De ioa Sniefter, be funoe
iad fat paa. par neppe nof til at title
oeres egen Sult; til De i,iltne llueer |
Ge6erne bIep Der iad soot iom intet,
og mango al Dem er oerfor pnfeligt
omfomne al Cult, Oct bar Ell gnf
at ie DC eamle Sualer fate fine osoe
ltnger no af Teoerne for at gisre
oisie beboelige.
90 set p9rite Dor, at man life fitn'
oe bipIpe De Itaffels Gpr, bpor glerne
man emo piloe; De iortGrer nemlig
filn lepenoe Sniefter, iom De fanger
SIngten meo beres breoe RGb; man
fan itrs Den beoite RPring, man ell
'Iers bill, no for Dem, be foriulaar Den
BOG.
Oct err fonitateret, at ser | be Gage
i Ioroenitnbt % oens nGrmeite On
ean omfcm minoit 200 Spalennger
ai Siilt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
mooerne Spaameno.

airomantiiten bar for en- Sio iioen
aanife numbering / 8erbensbpernes
SelifabSIip. Sngen popeoe at beoe
iammen fine 8enner noen at bape lit
ret iis en- manoIig ener fpinbelig
S~pecioliit iom peb at ie | S%aanoen"
funbe fort9le Soils SfiRbne / 5or'
ito % Sremtio. airomantiiten bar
1ltiaa en- rent pioenifabeIig uol9rt
Spaafjprring eler Spaanauo.
Rn er 2onooner. og Rartierielita'
BET bIepet lei al Spaafuniterne I oen'
ne Ssorm % foretraffer bet iarntne
paa en- anoen Waooe, nemlig ! Silt.
feIie at en- @raioloe. 90 al SelIfa'
BETS Snteresie iomler Jig ON BAN.
Man eiper iie ueppc Sio til at ino'
tage liot Soririlfninger. - Strar
|8ipiterne bar bilit paa bperanore,
beepnoer 8~rafologen 1T arbetoe, og
naar man / itsrite Sait bar giort Jig
.fprbig meb "ben fiebelige Spisning"
iorti9tter ben eeniole Nano euer
apinoe Der, bpor De Hap. 5 Earts
pPffer iaaleoeS for Sioen ct u1gt
Muiifgeni Den itsrite SpmGrfiombeo
peo lin pi~ounoerliee Gpne I'll etter
SoauoIfriften at bebsmme = life
alene ct Menneifes aarafter, men
oaioa bets 2eeemsbpaning p9 Suno-
bebstilitano - altiammen noturirg'
bis noen at pibe, bpem Der bar IRE
bet De gogitaper ban i~tirrer paa.
Ger iinbes ceiaa professionally 8ra.
iolooer. men De optrRber ium Regel
life / Itcre SeIifaber. De laoer Jig
foniulere pripat, % en- Aig aon'il'
~totiou bar netop isrt I'll en- merfe!lg
&etSiag, fortpller en- aorrelponoenf
til ct eneelif apiuoeblao.
en- una aoelsmano Dor forlopet
nreo Ell rig arpine. ltoitpret par
fproiat, 2psningen bar beisrget. 90
iif Den unge @ruo meo et Ell m9rte-
lila S%noifpoelie. Sun gift til en- toin'
Sclig @raiolog, piite benoe ct @rer
ira lin S~orlopebe og boo benoe be-
ifriuc renne Serres aarofter. Srat'
LET ptreoe 90 fslgenoe:
"Spis sc nogeniinoe / Ceres Cir
ifuIbe tr9fie ben Rano, iom fret
bette 9reu, "a bolo bom paa NJ
itanb. San er bum 90 e~genfl9rltg
han er brutal % principles. Ger
apinoe, iom Dor iua ulpffelig at bllot
aiit nleo ban, pilbe goa Ell ItrGtte
lig SfiGbne imsoe."
iii fin Sprlopeoes nbebagelI9'
Operraifclie brso ben forifraffeo'
unse Gige siebliffelig 5orlopellen
@en III, beepnote Toroen. Ger
unae Iaub gap fig ielpfclgelig life
fsr ban fit pibe 8runben til oett
upentebe @ruo, og MI lag'eger Ora
fploaeu for 9oguuifeIie og onoitabs
iulb Sloboer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Om Norinesmioler
Zen rettc @rnnopolo for SnnSbeSeu

ScnIiatsm9SIig HGring er Grub
poIbeu for Sunobeo. Solf fan npoe
uIfiffet 5soe for Ell Sio, inbtil Der
ct pluoieIigt Silbogefalo al
acknowledgements, bocrpaa ale
SIagS Suoer islger.
Gen rette Gei no AZ bisie lIentper
err at ifiite til Den rene, pioenlfobe'
liae Ssoe 8ropeN Suits, tbi ocn aien-
opbpaacr fra @runbuoloen oponer.
Gn @pinbe fra Hctu Sompibire tiger:
"Si6ite CONNER bIep ieg plno'eIig
onarcben al lct 6oroeielie % alpor'
.liac MupeonSer; ie9 funoe life npoe
uoaeu Gsoe ubeu itore Smerter, og
min Wope oor ioo inor, at iea ban
fteIia fnnSe gaa omfrinG. Sette ueo'
bIcp, inStiI ie9 bar ioo elenoig, at St'
pct life uor pGro at Ieue,
"Gr @eu bcor9c6e mig ga tiliioit.
cftcr mcgcn Irgumeutering, til at
flute meb min iorriee SiHt % for
isae @rapc.Nuts.
~Smcnoifisnt lea flru boobe Iibcu
SiItrc, bc9pnbte iea hra at bri,ac
Scn, % Itor par min Sperroifelie peo
LAT fiuoe, az iee furbe ipiie Den uoen
Sc ipSnonIiae Smcrtcr 90 llre9eI'
m9SiiqbeSer / min Wnpe.
Seq pebbleu berior at BRUCE
GRAPES Shuts. % mart piite Der liz Ell
afgiort @ebriua. ioet min Wope no
iertc fine reauIrre Si,nftioner paa en-
normal WoaSe uoen Smertc eaer
llbcboQeIigbeb.
"Reaet mart ioripanot oct guile
9eIGa poa min Suuge, Den oitmpe %
J trpffeune 5crncmmeIie ! nit Sooes
ioriponbt. % min Sanfe bar LET %
flar; SsIeIieu at SlpubeN o9 SrptbeS
ioriponSt. % leo isIte belt iaieurem
Tom ON lea bar omifobt. Stprfe %
VQat fom burtis tiIboee, og iea
uenote iiIbase til nit grbeioe mel
iurnpet Inhibition.
"SSaa er ieg Ell M apinoe, faope'
aano iom | 2eseme, % ieg ifpIoer
oct off til bette nntnrIiee 5soemione
@rape.Ruts." Ger er Ell 8runo".
sc | bper Saffe eiter ben bersmt,
lille 9ca "5be 8oao to @eIlpine".
4pacnNnse lGit p%peuitaacuSe Srcp'
ct NIT pil forefomme ira Sie til an
ben. 1c CT rste, ianoe % inlse a
Snteresie for Nenmeifebeocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Jneemanns Digit.
.Spurlcoes Srunprins Oscar blcp
pperbcpiit.

en- Sorfotter onfsrer | ~Terbens
@ono" en- lioeu GpiioSe al Rrofesior
SouiteeuS griuorinser, bpori og'aa
oen sonife 9igter Sngemann figure
rer.
3 September 1888 bar Sbierpatc'
riet / ariitiuuio bIepet iProigt, og
aronpriuS Oscar, Tom iiit opbolSi
fio / bcn ncrife S~opebitao, enifeoe al
beie set. Get eneite Snitrrment, ion1
a Seu Sio por cpitiaet Der, bar en-
6 FooS aiffcrt. Senne beilutteoe
Son,tcen at rette mob ct ficrnt Tnnft
co poIete oertiI BEN StittamtmnnS
Shpeier tilbsrenoe @odro Sfsien
Ioa ct @oI / 9oI9et ben ioregaaen'
Sc Nften bopbe ban beot Sbpeien or
al mbrinae poa Socaben az Sp1niii'
oer noaet, Der aIuoereoe til Vriniens
RGrpGrelie.
Sbpeieu onbraste Serfcr CT bpio'
aI1ee, hporpaa Der lGitcS Hnpne'
Csedr, banuet al blaa alotfeblom
tier. Ga ueSenunoer itoo ct 9ig'
poa fire oinicr til Hriniens sere
i~priattet al BERNHARD Seperin Snse
mann. San bapSe p9rct tiI'teoe pei
Set nppnte Dol oa neo oenne Seilie
beS al Stiitamtmnnoen iaaet YIN
moonina ON of ifrine ct Giet,
Sanitcen ifriurr: "@san fnnae IN
SeIist ie bpert 9iao at @iomiterns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
ct pei bepo8tet Sns.

geroens beSit pogtebe Sus er Son'
hons bersmte Soper, bpor bet brittle
Wonarfis aroriiipeler og anore
sfotte bepores. Oct beifpttes MOB
snpe peb oct met fuIoit9notse Ai'
lormipitem, iom n~oeeniinoe er blet
inbiert | en- 9pgnine.
Spor fortraffelis Sifferbeostoran'
ituItninaerne er, bIep forleoen Dag
800 geisaenbe ~ooerbepiit ON, oa De
til lin Itore Sperraifelie meo en- gang
fanbt iig inoeitnngte fra nle Sanfer'
sae nSre OF inore Gore itRngtes lom
pcn aommanoo, % ingen al De Sil'
iteSepprenoe, life engnng gaeterne.
funSe fomme no. 8erit efter II Mt
nnters SorIeb aabneoes ale Gore
poa iamme IpoIsie IaaSe og De 9e'
ieaenbe funbe fries fra Ut 0argelt'
fob. Zen samIe Borg fan 40 elet'
triff gei "a paa nogle fda Setinoer
;~uISIt9noie It9nses, bells ira SeIt'
Ianh gorb CO ira 8ilpernsren ''r
9onfonaarniionens Soueofoarter %
hcIs ira emo i; rceIe ilere Stsoer,
iom bare er fienSt al en- Gel bsitltll'
IIebe g~mbebsmpno. Eli % meo
Sc tunae gortc / oct mckenzie Sofper,
iom peter Here IONS, og slerrlenl
bpiIfe aue Seisgeube maa poSlcre,
luffes automatiif. % ingen, iom be-
timber iis inbenior Wirrene, tan TOM
me no. = iaurme SiebIif lpoer vi
lIormfloffer, tom pnriIer Bogterrie,
9olitiet % Solodterne.
y HE 49, AL.L a.