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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19

the b-birdies." He stopped. unable Z,
continue. when Dolly exclaimed
We'll, YOU and Mr. Romaine seem e
have settled my future nicely between
you. Mr.. Romano has indeed pro
posed 10 me, but. Billy" she continued
softly. II could never marry him. be
cause She paused. Billy's heart
stood still
"N-never marry him? Oh. know
poor old Alwyn's t-too b-badly of
b-but, Dolly. see here" he said timid.
~, "d-don't be offended but remem-
Der you've adopted me as "A s-sort OF
brother, haven't you? I'm beastly
rich. in ffact, and +; would be heaven
FLOR me 10 help YOU b-both. DIDO let
me. Dolly. Give me my little share in
your happiness. DO speak. Dolly, All.
why are you crying? good knows |
didn't mean to offend YOU" he said
his voice breaking.
Dolly pressed his arm "Sit down
again. DO. | don't know why cried,
but-you are such good fellow
Billy She paused. and then turned
10 him with flushed cheeks
Wei, she said firmly. MIR. Ro-
maine tonight. at great length, asked
me TO entwine the music OF my soul
with his-the words are his. Billy.
and she continued YEARLY, 1T took
dance and a half OF emphatic decla-
nation TO assure him that | couldn't
embrace the responsibility. literally
or otherwise. but"-and here Dolly's
wet, mischieyous eyes met Billy's low
ing ones fulfil you wanted very.
very much to shoot the brides. and il
you really, really care. WE'LL
couldn't prevent my husband shooting
them. | suppose"
And - dfd,ft
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
THE BIGGEST rhERMomsrre
IL is Thirty-seven Feet Hioh 49,
Stands in Faenza. Italy

huge oil barometer has heo,
structed In the city of Faenza f,.,
as "A monument To its distlnrri. =,
ciuzen. Torrlcelli. the inventor ~ y,
barometer. the tercentenarv of ,.' 'ne
blrth Is celebrated this vear
liquid column In such a t.. ~
stands normally al abont RI en,, ''','',
i,s fluctuations are read in feet wb.rs
.nose Oh the ordinary mercury baron
e'ei al ~ lhches. This is due M
course 10 the iact that as oil Is much
hghter than mercury II require.
Ihuch hlgner column TO balance tho
pressure OF the atmosphere.
II was at first intended 10 use W..
as the liquid. in which case M. III
umn would have stood normall, -.
about 32 feet, but this plan was
abandoned, owing to the ease of j., ''a
orauon. Glycerine was next tried hi,,
the normal height of the column ny
only p feet. and IL was desirahl. -
nave II much higher. Olive ou No.
hnally chosen. and is quite satisf,c
tory '''a0'
The tube. which is OF iron. evcar, a.,
the top. where me height OF the c,i
umn must be observed. is sunnor,.,
by a monumental pillar of stone Tbi.
Is doubtless the largest baroma,e-
that ever has been constructed al
though II had some famous rivals even
during the lifetime OF Torriceui
Pascal, French philosopher mad
barometers of different liquids. includ.
ing one Of mixed wine and water ~
Paris. Zophar Mills. of New York So,
up a glycerne barometer in his house
In 1887. and several miaeral' water ~.
have been built. of which
the most notable was probably fbat
set up in the tower OF 81. Jaques h
Paris. by NJ. Jaubert in 1890
The olive oil barometer OF Faenza
will continue to hold Us record f1r
Size until some one succeeds In using
1 still lighter liquid. in which case M
height OF the barometric column viii
II course, be greater-New York
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
The YOUNG Horse.

one thing the young horse should
never know is that there is load in
the world which he can not pull. Balk
ers are made. not born. and overload
ing at first is almost sure TO make a
baker OF horse. This habit. like hal.
ter breaking, is hard to remedy. and
everyone owning balky horse knows
the disadvantages connected with IL.
Too much care cannot be taken to nev-
er overload young horse. Never load
at first heavier than the horse with
which the youngest Is hitched can pull.
and this horse should always be a reli-
able puller. Young horses think.
should be broken double before being
hltched singly. After a horse is thor
oughly broken double there is seldom
any trouble to break him 10 drive sin
ely. All young horses should be brok-
en- 10 drive single, as this is a market
requirement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
A QUEER CUSTOM
Which is Bringing Fame TO the Little
Belgium Town of Ecaussines.

For the seventh time last week ne
little town OF Ecaussines. in Belgium.
held marriage fair. which was in-
augurated In 1902 by the spinsiers of
the place. These damsels had read
how in years past a lover would plant
an elm or alder bush under the win
dow Of his elected. and ii She looked
upon his attentions favorably She i'm.
vited all her friends to celebrate their
betrothal by an open air "gouter" Or
high tea
The young Ecaussionoises met and
announced that they would every YEAR
give "A "gouter' to the young men ~
the countryside. The aim and object
of the annual fair. il was understood
by all. was wedlock. and all were ask.
ed TO partake of the event.
The first year there were many
young men who went to Ecaussines
for the fun" OF the thing. But as
soon as the modest president had fin.
ished her speech they became serious.
and 10 engagements were soon after
ward announced. Since then the mum
Der of marriages has yearly increased
until there were so last year. Special
trains had to be scheduled 10 bring the
candidates from France Germany and
Russia. Things came 20 such a pass
that the girls. OF Ecaussines were un-
able TO meet the demands for wives
SO this years president. Mile Vie
torine Cortez. issued a manifesto inn
ploring re-inforcements In answer
to IL came girls from Brabant and
Flanders to help out their sisters %
the Hainault. And this years fair
made an epoch and the rate OF this
Observation-Disclosures of this amusing
fete of true love in embryo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
Margaret Was Louical.

One afternoon overheard my two
children talking about the Sunday
school lesson
Dick. who was much smaller than
Margaret believed all she. said about
IT, So he asked her what God looked
like and she quickly answered. God
looks like a stalk OF corn. because
mamma said He had ears on all sides
and stalk Of corn is the only thing
! know that has ears on all sides. -
The Delineator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19

MIX is nutritious and a rich egg
producing food. and should be used
literally wherever il can be cheaply
obtained. Waste milk Of all kinds on
The farm should always be fed to the
hens.
Any kind OF milk. whether fresh.
sour or clabber. will do for the hens.
They will drink it If set before them.
or II may be used TO mix the mash
Epitomist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
A Feed for Fatteninu Sheen

The English feed for fattening
sheep consists of cotton seed and tur-
nips. They claim that 1t will put on
the most fat. is the safest food
makes the best mutton at less cost.
and produces the best and strongest
manure Weekly Witness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
Sounded the Alarm.

Suspectlng a man named ZOckertin
of receiving stolen alarm clocks, the
Paris police searched his premises.
but could not find single clock Just
as they were leaving. however a
dozen alarms began TO sound from be-
meath the mattress of HIS bed, and
clocks began. Zockertiff Is now IN
nrgon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19

You know Shame the attorney. got
rich breaking Wills"
yes"
And now keeps worrying about how
his heirs will fight over his money. -
Kansas City Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
Doina II ThorounhlY.

Hxon-HellC. old chap. You're
looking we'll this morning.
Dixon-You bet | am I'm looking
for man who owes me s10.-Chicago
News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-19
odd.

The English language seems 10 be
Quite queer at times. for when
A jovial friend goes on a spree
We say, Hes OF again"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-11-04
Cbe Jefferson,an

LAND FOR SALE At $500 PER ACRE
G00 ACRES IN HOUSTON COUNTY, RAILROAD
WV Healthy location; lies WE'LL
of will make from 80 to so bushels
this land holds only for short time, apply
6. BEDINGFIELD, Park Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-11-04
HORRORS OF TENEMENT LIFE IN
THE CITIES AND HOW TO
IMPROVE 1T.
Concluded from Page I'D

Cdu HOG reach II.
Poverty and disease have pinched
their bodies Neglect and misery
have shriveled their minds All of
the important mental qualities are
gone save the capacity for suffering.
That remains as acute as ever and
has abundant opportunity for exer-
else.
ITO children born in the tene-
ments and reared in them the only
doors that are wide open are the
doors Of prisons and reformatories.
Nov and then, of course, one
among many rises superior to his sur
roundings and forces the lock from
that door of Opportunity. Consider
ing their environment, the number
that do this is surprisingly large.
But running the gauntlet of dis
ease and poverty, with crime waiting
around the corner and vice Haunting
on every hand, the child, if he grows
up at all finds that the way that is
easy for more fortunate young Amer
leans is practically closed to him.
"A year or two ago boy brought
up in a miserable tenement in New
York was caught stealing. His father
was thief; he had associated with
thieves all his life. He regarded the
business as necessary to earning a
livelihood. Uncannily wary of DO
licemen, he managed to steal in Sc
curity for several years. At last he
was caught and sent to- reforma-
tory on beautiful island at the en-
trance to Long Island Sound
He returned from the reformato-
ry to find his mother dying and his
sister almost on the verge of starva-
ton. With money lent him by
charitable stranger who had taken an
interest in him when on a visit to
the reformatory, he paid his moth
er's funeral expenses and got
doctor for his sister
The sister got we'll by a miracle.
And when she was able to go out
again the boy urged her to steal so
that she might be arrested and sent
to refOrmatOry where good food
and clean room might restore her
to health!"
We have no statistics at our COM
mand to give an idea of how MANY
thousand families there are living in
tenement houses in New York. such
as are described by Mr.. Brisbane in
the above article, but it would not be
eXtravagant to say that out of the
possible four millions of population
in the great city, there are a hundred
thousand such families, or from three
hundred thousand to five hundred
thousand human beings. children and
adults, who live the life that Bris-
bane describes.
Is not this a field for the endless
work of the missionary? Tom Wat
son has been railing at the churches
for sending millions of dollars annu-
ally to the Orient to educate and up-
lift the heather Of foreign lands in
spite of the want, the poverty, the
misery, the ignorance and the deera-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-11-04

bane's picture of tenement life in
New York and read Tom Watson on
foreign missions and see if deep down
in your inner consciousness you do
not say that Tom Watson is right.
If all the money that is spent on
foreign missions was devoted to the
reformation of the slums of the cities,
would not our national life be made
cleaner?
But New York is only one city;
true, it is the greatest in population,
but there is Philadelphia, Chicago,
San Francisco and many others of
less population, all STEPPED in sin
proportionate to their population.
Which would be the most humane,
to spend millions to buy farms and
build homes of refuge for the de-
PRAYED and destitute children of
American cities or send millions to
educate the heather of foreign lands
and build schools and mission sta
tions for them?
cialism. These people live without
hope. They see no silvery lining in
the clouds that obscure their future.
They are criminals as the result of
environment and in the propagation
of their kind they beget more Grim
inals.
With the millions of acres of waste
lands in the South and West, lands
where ordinary husbandry will be re-
warded with plenty, what excuse is
there for suffering anywhere in this
country?
How different are the children in
the city tenements to the tenement
sections of the rural communities of
the South and West Here the chill
dren of the man who tills another's
soil are ruddy-cheeked, strong,
bright and cheerful. They go to
school in the week days and
attend church and Sunday-school
on the Sabbath They hoe and pick
cotton, and breathe a pure atmos-
phere and enjoy the glowing sunlight.
They revel in childish sports and
sleep sWeetly with no dreams of the
gaunt specter of hunger to haunt
them They are healthy, hearty and
happy. Just visit the tenement quar-
tiers on big Southern plantation, Mr.
Brisbane, and see the difference In
the tenements of New York, Mr.. Bris-
bane, you seem to have ten children
huddled together like rats in every
room of ten square feet Why not
hustle them off to the unsettled re-
gions South and West, where each
can have ten-acre field or forest to
romp in and gather wild flowers?
All that is needed is money enough
and effort enough to bring about the
change.
Suppose the foreign mission enthu-
siasts should say that next year they
will send only half the amount here
tofore contributed to civilize the
heather of foreign lands and will de-
vote five millions to reclaiming the
sums of American cities? And sup
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-11-04
Cured HIS
Kidney and Bladder

AAOADAS Aa hAVNhSs fAa SOSts WIFI
Gladly Tell Amy Sufferer How.
Mr.. A. S. Hitchcock Clothing Dealer) $40
Carrier Building East Hampton, Conn. says
il any sufferer from a Kidney Bladder or
Uric Acid Ailment will send him their address
he will without any charge whatsoever, direct
them to the splendid and harmless remedy he
so successfully used at home in his own case.
We suggest it would be well to write him at
once, before letters get so hume GUS he be-
comes unable to answer them all promptly.
The information he so freely gives has proven
of particular value to hundreds of suffering
people.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
Mngfars= Sfat.

Ge mango ltngfarcr | grlgarien
bar lpnge pGret til flor Sorar8elic
for enoel at Sonoets giiteierbiGe
apinoer, iom fanot, at De goee
IGnS funoe 9isre nogct bebre emo
at blioe g%aaenoe Der oleuc, Genne
a~pinoernes Spfatnins al 5orboloet
bor nj fact en- uomGrfet Ststtc /
Mpnoencs egen 2eir, boor man mar
trumiet igiennem en- Sop, iom bill
giere ltngfarernes SilpGrelie liot
minbre bebagelig. Sobronien bar
ncmlia / fin giSbom beilittet, at ole
uoifte I9no oper 80 gar ia. ioa
bctnle for benne fin ltafbGngigbco
oa bar oerior ilast Dem en- llngforS'
Tat of 10 Col. aarlig. Gengelre ifal
onpenbes til 5olfeoplpSn!ngcnS
SreInme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
Dill fife penoe tiIbaee
Si( samlc Cages Saffeplaser.

9ouer Ser bringer ct i~tiaeiiboenoe,
ihlberenbc Sip, err lioiat for at bepirfe
Ilct SorosieIie, 0pspepiiu, RerpsIitct,
Sopeopine 0. l., men ofte er bet Den
oogliae gruQ al aaffe, Der ligser paa
9unoen al ole bisie Slager, og bet
or uuerraifen0c 6por burtig oisie Sn'
ser fan fierneS naar man ~illltter meo
Safe % bel tiIbereot Boihim er ben
bagliae Srif.
en Brett / Roro Safota ifriuer ON
BEN Sinorin9 ban erbolot peo at for
andre fra Safe til Boihlm. San IL
ger:
"SSsea beopnSte at BRUCE goitiim
for omtrcnt ct Mar iiben ba leg I'M.
Der min aones Sraoer itatieoe / en-
geus Stem.
Get ipntes nGiten iom be'fiffet,
tbi I Senne SiS operfom ieg 8ofieen
% bens onSe Sslger. Seq pIeieoe
onltrcnt bper to Tiger at bape bilisie
guiolo, ser eiorbe mig fiIoitGnoig
nbpatia for Ell Dag eller TO 40 8an.
gen.
"Sssea mistpufte life 8uffeen og
por life iituno til at flargisre mig
bisie gnfoIS. Siben ieg ~begpnhte
meo goihim bar ieg fiin bapt ct let
anialS, oa Soranoringen bar gien'
oprettet min Selbreo.
"Riu Suitru erflprebe beo TIN
SiIbaeefomit, at intet fiinoe bepege
bennSe til at opgipe Saffe, men efter
noeIe @anee at bape tilbereSt goitum
/ Spcrensitemmelie meb Sorffrifterne
poa Eaffen, ipntes bun ben bar latgt
bcSre / Snrag emo 3affe, og nil oil oi
life for noget saa tilbaae til ben.
"gi isIer os | acknowledgement
ill Toih,m ser bar aiort iqa me9et
for os ole 49, gsrn iaapel iom borne. "
4apnet opeipes peo Goihim Co.,
Battle Greet, Wif. 2rs "Sbe &oaS
to @elpile" | bper Yaffe. Ter er
en- @runo.~
@~oscn6nSe Irit obenitaaenSe Srep?
st NIT oil iprrfomuie ira lib til an.
ben. &c er rsfe, ianbe % fnISe al
Suteresis for &enmeifebeoeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
Vorif Sfibsfart
paa Oitaiien.

On Speriist oper Horses Camp.
ifibsfart | oct fierne Often giennem
oct iibite Snes alar err iamIet og no.
gipet af giarne aagaaro al Camp
ifibsfirmaet gagaoro, Sboreien &
go. | Son9fong.
Statiitifen bier / benne Els en-
burtig Silpefit al ben norife Son.
nage t bisie Sarpanoe, en- Sorsgelie,
Tom naar lin itsrite Ssibe / Sioen
onlfring ocn rusiiif. iapanife arig.
Oct bar | g~egpnoelien af Sttioa.
rene. at De fsrite norife Sampere
"Snafon apeIiten" og "9anftei
Senrifien" ienotes no paa Sra9tfart
/ 2itaiien. E%onnagen uogiorbe |
1885 2913 Cons forbelt paa 3 Steas
mere.
Sc islgenbe 5 gar bier en- meget
rin9e 2ilpefit, men | 1896 bar Con-
noeen ite9et til SO67 Cons f~oroelt
poa s 0umpere.
Haifere Sart ifiso llopiflingen !
set fslgenbe Semoar. s 1900 bar
10 9ampere meb en- iamlet Coinage
al 20,70S Cons bunoet / Sort paa
forifiellige sitIige Snpne, / Sibirien,
Sopan, aiua, Ibilippinerne, SABA,
Siam, oip.
s Sioeu ira Sanrar 1900 til Sa'
mar 1905 or set, ipm nGpnt, at lth-
pifIingen noor lit Soioepunft. s
1905 noteres ialt 100 3ampere meb
t93,490 Regiiterton.
Sette Intal err | DC fslgenbe 8 gar
aoaet ncgct tilbage, melt peb Salg
al 9aaoerue .(Sopon fiobte unber
arigen ct fort antal norffe Stea'
mere, men beIpis o9iaa ueo Spl9g.
gelie Cacr Sab.
s 1907 bar Sonnagen 1921
Cons foroeTt paa 1O4 9ampere, !
1908 noqet mere, en- Silpefit al 23,.
994 Cons og 1 Camper.
SiI Sdmmeuliening nnisrer Ga'
gaaros Statiitit nogle Sal ira ben
ipenife og bauife Srogtfart paa De
ianme SarpanSe, iom meget interes'
iont belpier SorIfieaen.
Sor bare of taae set iibit forlsbne
g(dr, ioo iparer til oen norlfe Con-
mage / 1908 paa 1884 Cons meo
los Sorteier en- oanif pao 1859 og
en- Ipenif pao 5432 meS b~enbolospis
Z % 8 Sampere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
WorfeIiet Sanefor.

ct merfeIiet Sougfor bar nplig
optroobt | Berlin. aoret beitaar noe'
Iuffenbe al bolanbife gsnoer ira
9onosbpen 8oanum.
3 &c aomIe bolonb'fe Sonosbper
mcb oeres hunoreoeooriee gonoeful'
t,rr finbes Der mango Renneifer. 'om
oIbria bar fat fin 500 ! en- Storbp,
'friber ct inf gIab. Gen Girfel,
hpori bisie primitive Menneifers Sip
bepraer fig, beitaor | arbeioe, en-
Rsif ON Iftenen efter enot 0agp9rf.
en- Ret pormrt 9isb ON SsnSaeen, os
iom eneite ~aanoelise Sncitament
9o~nSsbnprGitens GrGfen og Saline.
'anaeu | airfen. 9enne Gang er
set eneIte frmitneriife Clement. hpor'
reS Sc noecnfinSe fommer Sers'
riua, oq mango Steoer leper Der
bIonbt @efclfuingen en- inoerlig
9iprIigheS til Sang,
= Set ooenfor cmtalte 4or ~Saeob
auaIt" fra @oanum bIep ounnet az
Steocts iorI9nsit afosoe Sfolemeiter
ca Sraaniit, Saeob apoit ca til
sere for nenne IanoIiae %niifer bar
aoret antaeet bans Rapn. I'll Gil
gesmoeIie ians Secret. iom beitaat
boaSe af @Gno og apinoer. blot !
airfeu; @eoIemmerne speSe iig 10
@anae / ltacn. % iaa itcr par oeres
Sner for Saeeu. at De maneen ell
@ana paa fine hinge Sraifo itoipre'
be fla frem LANCE Seie glcnnerr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
SsIe for life at forisnmc

b1inolss SeIe for life at foriennle
aftenprspen, efter at De belle 9ugen
igiennem bapbe arbeibet paa Wcr,
Ten, felt &isrene, lapet Mao OF
giort rent. aorets Sirigent er ieIu
en- gonoe iom De sprige, men bee 81
oen at lit GpGg og fine Bier pasier
ban ogiaa 2anosbpfirfens Srgel, %
en- bpgtig Mliiifer nlaa ban bore,
nanr ban al oisie; al l1bbanneIie
maneIenoe Iaturitemmer - bar
funnel ifn6e ct q capcaa,apr, icm
oct, Der MI bar forbaiiet 9erlinerne,
ubtoler @Iabet. Oct tilfsier, al oct
life er De bollanbifc 9euoers NE.
ming at bIipe "profeSiionals"; De 70.
retaaer blot al og til Ell "Sourite"
til De Iterre @per og penber ian
igicn tiIba9e til fit primitive 2nnOS.
bpIip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12

fereus til Dor eIifebe Gr9iioent, Son.
Sbeo, &~poiepeIt, oe Ri oioiier meo
Dem 9eifpIouineeu for 9igotteri ret.
tet moo @oreere al DC Soreueoe Sta.
fer, Tom life bill femme for en- fatolif
til bort 9anbs 9rGiibent."
-@iamar SpeciaIfonierenS boIot
fit 8intermsoe / 9eIpieip Weniebebs
SfoIebus, Qoit. gaiens aalo, 23oe
til 25oe Sebruar. On gftenen Den
24oe bolotes engeIif @~uostieneItc.
Gait. Strsm pr9oifeSe, os gaii.
Colo mesieoe. Den iioIte Gags OF.
termiboog boloteS oIfcntligt Iebe.
GaIt. aoieu reierereoe oper Sbemaet:
Sort Sib en- Sfiertieneite". @u gu.
tber College Club Set bar tilIpit til
Ifteneu ocn 256e, men maatte iIei.
fes poa @rurO al SneItorm og Spg.
Dom.
S Ell Sale peo 0ecorob 2utber
College Clubs oorIiee Msoe | Sc.
bruar nGpnte Grofesior 8. g. oil
ION, at en- at DC Ting, iom Gpleget
trGngte for at fumne bIipe fIosiiiice.
ret iom ct fsriteraugs College bar ct
fuI~oitGrbieere Soboratorium. 8eo
Grofesior SbeeIS opofrenoe % cuer.
aiife Irbei6e or ma oQercoe fonlmet
laugt pna Sci til at ioa ct fompIet
Saboratorium neo SfoIeu, men Der
maugIer COG enOnu abifiaigt. Sna.
le6es bar Rrof. SbeeI n9ont, at ban
bill bape ilere eIeftriife "Wfo.
"airfetib." nntpbcr, at Der
er mango, iom iiober inoe
meO apparater, 89rftei % anoet.
iom De ieIp mi life trGnger mere,
men iom funoe gisre megeu Rptte
pco Laboratories, og baaber, of nogle
G~olegets Geuuer bill ie fig iitano
til at giere noset for oct / Den get.
ming. q,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
StGrf Safe.

s Sbiiteoeenen er aibolosiolfene
a%abcnbart al en- itGrfere 0otltr er6
| ben sprige Gel al 9nnbet, rfripcr
banif "Bol.". SbperiaIb ntaa @ar.
ten / Sunbeitrup g~fbolosbotel babe
p9ret al ben Wening.
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in6eboIot 80 pGt. rem Sprit.
Nu bar 8prten miitet i'm geuil.
ling og aibolosioreningen euoel al
fine iprigite Reolemler.
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