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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-29
A MATTER OF FACT

This paragraph deals with CUES
ton of fact Whether or not there
ought to be tariff on crude oil is one
question: whether the men who are in
Washington advocating that tariff are
! Standard Oil agents. or are indepen-
dent producers, is another question.
That there should be much confusion
on the latter question is not surpris-
ing since it has long been the custom
of the Standard Oil company to do
business under many aliases. and to
cloak itself in inscrutability. The mat
ter is settled by the following para
graph from letter written by Miss
Ida NJ. Tarbell:
There is no question in my mind OF
the entire independence of the oil pro-
ducers and oil refiners who are now
in Washington peti.ioning congress
for duty on crude OIL have known
many Of them all my life, and am
more or less familiar with their bust
ness careers. AS to their contention
that free crude oil would be serious
handicap to them in their competition
with the Standard Oil company, and
an advantage to the Standard, they
are undoubtedly right. If Mexico turns
out the tremendous oil producer that
oil men are predicting. II the field
does not develop as they seem to
think it will. there is nothing in the
world for them to fear from free
crude. AS you know. am myself a
thorough believer in free raw mater
ials, including oil. and l wish that the
independent oil men felt that they
were in strong enough position to
risk free crude oil. Their courage
would be q great help in tariff reform,
for undoubtedly, as things look now.
there will be much more reason for
a duty on crude oil than there is for
one on wool. hides, coal, or iron ore"
II congress puts tho tariff on crude
oil, the consumer in the immediate fu-
ture will pay more for his petroleum,
just as he will pay more for his steel
and his clothes and his shoes If con-
gress puts tariff on iron ore and
wool and hides. So much is undeni-
able. Oil IS in that respect on the
same footing as other. raw materials.
A wonderful pool OF oil, Of unexampled
richness, is discovered within a few
hundred miles of the boundary of the
United States. To make the patch be-
tween this store Of natural wealth and
the citizen who uses kerosene Just as
broad and smooth as possible ought
It would seem. to be the most obvious
function of government. If 1t is true
that doing this woul6 play into the
hands of great monopoly. then there
should be some more direct means oil
dealing with monopoly than through a
high tariff. This is free-trade doc
trine. and perhaps it IS the counsel OF
perfection. On the other hand. for the
independents who. during the past ter
years, under favorable state and nat
ional legislation, have fought slow
" winning fight against a great mono
poly. sympathy is human. And two
matters Of fact are clear: 1t Is the In
dependents-not the Standard OF
Company who are asking for the
tariff on oil: and a congressman who
votes for this tariff is in exactly the
same position as one who votes for q
tariff on. lumber. or ore, or coal. OF
hides, and Is entitled to credit for the
same degree Of good faith.
Mark Sullivan In Golfers for May 90
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PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

at
the plant time during the
shall be making reasonable
interest
the
aggrandize
without
n and bust
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TWINKLES
Marks Of Conservatism.

"Why are you reading that old-fash-
toned book" asked Maude.
How can you tell at glance that
1t is old-fashioned?" rejoined Maymie.
Because it uses ar initial and a
dash to indicate swear word instead
OF spelling it out in big type"
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From the New York World.
In the House OF Representatives q
month ago. forty democrats voted
against free lumber. In the Senate
this week seventeen democrats did the
same. Thus q specified demand Of the
democratic platform was defeated by
democratic votes. Democratic votes
also defeated free hides and free iron.
For the first time in nifty years demo-
Gratis this spring have had an opportu-
nifty. with the aid Of progressive 70
publicans to give effect to their pre-
tense of principle. This shameful rec
ord shows how basely they have 40
Quilted themselves.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
While most French titles are either
stolen or obsolete fakes. an interest
in one seems to be salable at good fig.
ures.
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The Ant Hill Society.

After I had come through the forest
Of the eternal twilight. In central Az
RIGA. where the real pygmies dwell In
eternal gloom. 1t was Q genuine sur
prise TO see ant hills twenty feet high
and proportionate In circumference. 1t
was stfll more amazing to see a fine
" designed and constructed church
seating at least 500 persons and
working cannibalism out Of the saw
ages BY working Christianity into
them. But greatest of all to cause
establishment was q young peoples
meeting with the Christian Endeavor
brand on It: hence will write about
these things-the ant hills, the ant hill
church, the ant hill Christian En-
deavor society. the f19ht-William Ed
gar Cell. IL. D., F. r. @. g.. In Chris
tian Endeavor World.
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The Sunday Church Services

along with the building at Earlham
Heights" Come and see. and you will
nelp finish it Immediately. It is al
most dine. A little money is all We
need.
South Eighth Street Friends-H r.
keates, pastor a. m. Bible school,
John H. johnson. superintendent.
Study, Believing and Doing: 1880
a. m. meeting for worship; $50 p. m.
young peoples meeting. Topic. He
roes of Home Missions" A cordial in
vitation Is extended TO all. especially
| to any who may be without local
church membership.
Universalist-Rhoda Temple. Rev.
Martha Jones will preach at 1880 a.
m. Memorial sermon. At 1880 p. m.
This One Thing l do" Sunday
school at 9:15 q. M; Junior Y. P. G.
Z. $50 p. m. Bible reading and cur
rent topics: Wednesday. June ?. at
Mr.. Cockerefs. 112 North Twenty-first
street. Friday at Mr.. BENJAMIN Fritz's.
North Sheridan street.
Grace M. E.-W. NJ. Nelson. pastor.
Sunday school at 8: preaching at
1913 by the Rev. T. s. Johnson. who
has Just returned from midas Mission
fields. Glass at II: Junior league at
12:15: Senior league at $50; preaching
by the pastor at 1880. subject: THE
Alternatives of Life" A cordial wei.
come is extended to ALL
! Third NJ. E.-Fairview. A. H. Ken.
ma. pastor. Sunday school 9:30. Morn
ing service. 1890. Class meeting
11:45. Junior League. 200. Epworth
League, $50. Evening service. 7:3O
Cordial welcome to all.
United Brethren Corner of Elev-
enth and North B streets. NJ. Hob
son. pastor. Preaching at 10: so a. m
and 1880 p. m. Morning subject. a
Look Into the Sky" Sunday school a,
$50 a. m. Y. P. c. U. at GAS p. m
All are cordially invited.
St. Andrews cathoiIc-Fifth and
South c streets. Mass at 1880; High
Mass at 9:45: vesperG ssrmouetts
and benediciion at o'clock. Rev
, Frank A. Roell. rector. Rev. H.
Gadlage. assistant.
, st. Mary's CathoIlc-Masses ever!
Sunday at s and o'clock and Higl
/ Mass and sermons ct 1890; Vesper'
/ and benediction every Sunday at .
m. Rev. J. F. Mattingly, rector. Rev
: Thomas A. Hoffman. assistant.
Reid Memorial-Corner Eleventh
and North A streets. Rev. s. r
. Lyons. pastor. Preaching by the pas
tor 1890 a. m. No evening service
Sabbath school. 9:15 a. m.
First christian-Corner Tenth an
South A streets. Samuel W. Traum
pastor. Bible school 9:05 a. m.
Junior and intermediate Endeavor,
W. M: Christian Endesvor. $50 p. m.
:. preaching services conducted by tn
pastor at 1890 a. N. and 1880 p. n
Morning subject: The New Tests
ment Church and How to Get Into 1t.
Evening subject: The New Tests
;, ment church and how to stay in it"
City Mission-Corner Fourth an
i, Main. Preaching tonight 7:45; Sal
= bath $3.50 D. m. and 1880 n. m. Rev
John Ward Godsey and wife of Hal
;. Ian, Kansas in charge. Everybody il
n vited.
e st. PauPs Episeopal-Corner {
e Eighth and North A streets. 1880 I
e M holy communion: 9:15 a. m. Sui
S day school, Mr.. H. r. Robinson. s,
perintendent; 1920 a. m. Whit SUI
il day service. obligatory communion
s. Special anthem and sermon; 1880
:. M evening prayer and short address
I'M Ho
e Grimes.
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THE VALUE OF A FRANCHISE

VALUE FRANCHISE
this
that franchise thing be lightly considered
should be
adequate the privilege
the other hand Water Works like
of its
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-29

First Church Of Christ Scientist
Masonic Temple. Sunday services
10:45 a. m. Subject Ancient and
Modern Necromancy or Mesmerism
and Hypnotism-" Wednesday evening
experience meeting 7:45 Public in
vited- Reading room 10 North Tenth
street Open to the public daily ex-
cept Sunday a. m. to IL and 1850 p.
m. to .. m.
First English Lutheran-Corner of
Eleventh and South a streets. E. G..
1880 a. M Vesper service D. m.
baum superintendent.
East Main Street Friends-Allen
Jay pastor. Bible school $40 a. M. A.
NJ. Charles superintendent; meeting
for worship 1890 a. m. Charles e.
Tebbetts will preach. Christian En-
deavor $50 p. m. Saturday. June 5,
8: so a. m. Whitewater Quarterly meet
ing. All are cordially invited.
First 1aptist-Preaching by the
pastor at 10:4O a. m. Subject: Flu
ture Recognition" and at 1880 p. m
Subject: 1.-TWO masters" Sunday
school at 9:15 a. M: B. Y. P. U at
$50 p. m; prayer meeting 1880
Thursday evening.
I Fifth Street M. E.-J. Cook Graham
pastor. Sunday school 9:15 a. M. j.
O. Foss. superintendent: morning
| worship 1890 a. m. Sermon by pas
h0f &c v
Epworth league at $50: evening wor
ship 1880. You are welcome.
First sbyterian-Thomas J. Ora
ham, pastor. Bible school 9:15 a. m.
morning worship 1920. preaching by
the pastor. Theme: The Proportions
of Gods Purposes" Chorus choir un
der the leadership of Prof. VIM. Ear
hart. Evening worship 1880 o'clock
Subject: Faith and More of It.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880 p. m
The public invited to worship ant
study Gods Word with us.
First M. E.-Corner Main and Four
teenth streets. r. ]. Wade, pastor
Sunday school at 9:15 a. M: morning
worship at 1920. Memorial sermon
by the pastor to G.. A. r.. w. r. c.
etc. Glass meeting at HAS a. m.
Junior league at p. M; Epwortl
league at $50; evening service a
1870. Sermon by Rev. T. s. johnson
NJ. D.. forty-seven years missionar!
to India. Public reception to DR.
Johnson. who went out from FRS
church, at the church Monday night
under auspices of the Brotherhood
Music by choir directed by Mrs Grace
German. A cordial welcome to all.
Second English Lutheran-Corne
of Pearl and North West Third streets
Rev. G. Emerson Harsh, pastor. Sun
day school at 9:15 a. M; preaching b.
the pastor at 1890 a. M and 1870 r
m. Morning theme: "Penticosta
Benedictions." Evening: The Disa
lowed Christ" All are welcome.
Second Presbyterian--North Nine
teenth street. Robert H. Dunawa,
pastor. Morning worship at 10:
with sermon on "Steadfastness.' E,
ening worship at 80 with sermon o
righteousness that Exceeds tn
righteousness of Scribes and Phari,
ces-Christ's Second Illustration.
Sabbath school ut 9:15 and Christia
Endeavor at 6:45. Psalm twenty-on
for Thursday evening at 1880. TIL
most successful church is the on
from which the community gain
most.
Eariham Heights-Public schot
building. Robert H. Dunaway, mini!
ter. Sabbath school at 2:15, J. "
Snyder, superintendent. We are asl
ed frequently, How are you gettin
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Precaution.

III there is anything a trust hates
to do" said Mr.. Dustin Stax, 1T is to
break a law
Il understand answered Senator
Sorghum. that is why YOU have so
often tried to have the law made to
suit you In the first place"
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thing of an after-dinner speaker
EYES, answered young Mrs. Tor
lins. what Charley is liable to say at
ter dinner is the reason We cant
keep cook
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FIRE PROTECTION

Taking these things
only
buildings
Richmond growing
erected
uniform
ored The
being added in
franchise.
other
existence
of
tons OF the franchise
of the franchise
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-29
Tho lay Of the Listener.

Money talks" the sages say:
But when hear its dulcet tone
1t always seems so far away
I have to use the telephone.
And as wait its voice to hear.
And care brings burrows to my brow.
Fate answers In 4 tone severe,
"Ring off; the line is busy now"
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People will praise my work after l
am dead said the playwright. gloom.
lily.
Perhaps, answered the cold blood
ed actor; but isn't 1t good deal OF
. sacrifice to make for ! little prAise!'
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POINTS TO BE CONSIDERED

In short most Of the things be considered
the duration franchise
utilities of
granting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-29
THE COMPANY,S PROTECTION

On OF the city should
tices should be
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subsequent continuance In
the
present time a
And this is only fair.
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The Water Works Franchise
ACTION OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB

ACTION OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
with protec
one
beerine
Of either the Works makes certain
such fire plugs
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ly salary would work no injury. while
the prospect of honorable retirement
on comfortable pension would make
life more endurable to those who ap-
proach old age.
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ForceSuI Remarks

4 understand your husband is some
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Isa. III, II: Nah- 1, Is: II Sam. HI
II: John 1, els: Matt ~. z1-2s: Acfl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

|rifanife Gnbrifanter al 2anobriias'
maifiner (tbe international Sarpe.
iter Coz, Tom bibtil fuIoitGnoig bar
beberifet bet tpife Marfeo. en- bel
Del neutrality-suspicious. bar alereoe
I9nge prret iabriferet | 9piflano,
men 5sitmaifiner ioin SIaamaifiner
og Selpbinoere bar for Stsriteoelen
p9ret importerct fra amerifa. Wu
bar imiolertib ire al be met inbf1p.
b~eliesrige Merarorganiiationer ! Spif.
LAMB forenet fla ON of oanne ct Gel.
fob meo en- aftiefapital paa fire
Wilioner Warf % oprette en- 6obrif,
Der lfal funne. Iepere 10000 Sloa.
maifiner ON gfaret. Baa 8rnho at
Mangelen paa @rbciosbiRlp er oisie
Maifiner blet mere 90 mere efter'
ipurgt for bpert aar; | 1907-0S
inofertes Der iaaoanne Waifiner ira
Imerifa for en- iamlet Gum az 40
Miaioner Marf. De, iom bar Iti'
beret 3insen, mener, at oisie Waifi.
ncr fan fabriferes iaa meget bili'
aere biemme / SnifIano, of amerifa-
nerne mart bill bIi belt fororepet ira
oct tpife Warfeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
De Nrbeiosloie
oe Socialiiterne.

Sra aisbenbapn telegraferes ben
ste Ipril:
Sppoiition MOB Socialiitleberne
bar lGnge llmet blanbt De Irbeios-
Isle, bporaf Der er en- flor M9nsoe |
aisbenbapn. Se paaitaar, at 2e'
oerne bar saaet for lansiomt tilperfs
meo at ifaffe Tenae og @rbeibe for
be I~rbeioSlsie. 8eb Here Masients.
Der, iom nplig blep boIot, pebtoges
&eiollltioner meo Spforbring til Ell
@eneralitreif / Wai, inbtil geifipfti.
gelie blep iifret ale. Seaar iamle.
beS manee Suiino arbeioslsie og
brogte bisie Heiolutioner til De 10.
cialiitiIfe @Iaoe, bloferebe Sontorer,
bpor Mrbeioet blep Itanbiet belle 0n'
aert, og opbtoien0e Saler bolbteS til
ben forbitrebe Wpngoe. Gen lGnge
penteoe Splittelie / oct iociaIiItiife
Eorti ipues M at bore uunogaaelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
SarIiee SnYoerier.
aneb for at introoneere gasepnlpere
al Mlnm, Der bnrbe blotitiles.

Der er nDlig al Igenter, Der i9l-
ger gagepulpere af alum, I enfelte
al bore @roeerpbutifer og elers og-
iaa ! pripate Suie, bIeuen siort Sor.
log paa at fremitiae noset iom De
faIoer en- 9asepulperprspe. 8eb en-
Slags 9rspe meo aogning foreigner
De at piie, at uforfalifet Cream Of
Tartar 9agepiilper ~inbeboIoer noget,
lom bper intelligent auinoe oeo oct
life inobefatter.
Ser tr9nses life en- 9emifer for at
blotitile bette 8neb. Cream Of Gar.
tar (eller giniten), bpiIfet er en- So
peobeitanobel / oct bebite og iunbeite
Bagepulper, er oprinbeIig en- flar,
bpio &rpital. 9enne fnuies til tint,
H~soelignenbe Mel, / bpilfen Sorm
bet iammen meb Soba forefommer /
gagepulper. Naar Cream OF Gar
tor blanoes meb 8anb og foees benz
Der oct ~iimpeltben tiIbage til fin frp.
i%taliiereoe Sorm, og bette er alt Der
er | oenne iaafalote Grspe.
af ipeciel S~nteresie for Biiblifiim
er oct imiolertib at pioe, bpab bisie
Solf frembpoer iite6etior Cream OF
Sartar Bulpere al peIfienbt Henbeb
og bel etabIeret anieelie, moo bpilfe
oenne 9agtalelie er rettet. 9e frem.
bpber ct 8asepulper, Der peo oifent.
lige InaIpier sientagenoe er blepen
bit at bore tiIbcreot af alum, en-
Drug Der at 2Gger og 8ibenifabs.
mGnb er iaa aIminbeIis anerfienbt
iom ifabeIig for SeI6reben, at Der
enoog | mango 2anbe er itrengt for
bubt at BRUCE oen / grsol Soa Bill.
ligt % unoerorbnet er Sngrebien.
ierne / bette Glilper, at oct foiter
minbre END ire Gents pr. Trnb at
fabrifere oct. Sngen flog Susmo.
Der bill meb @i0enoe og Billie fomme
no9et Stof iom bette / fin Ss6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
W Qar eammeI.

WrS. Sannie Sricbmon er Den
5tct gpril aigaoet peO GsOeu / lit
Silent / llbfnuteu al Nen Norf / Den
beie Nloer al 112 Inr % 3 Dtoune.
ser, 5 @carouelieu heItog benbcS
lem Nstu. 81 9srnebsrn og Is 9ers
n%ebsrnsbprn. Gen gomlle &one bapoe
liQe til iiu 9enSbo9 pGret raft % rs.
rig og toget itor SntereSie / at itellc
noe / i'm lille Sope bag Suict. Situ
OsOe aonife pIuhielia.
Sun por isbt i Hnopaoo | llngorn
ocu 3hie Sonuor 1897. Sum bIeu
Gilt ier bun bar 81 Nor gomucl og
huuoc t3 @sru, al buiIfe lem operlc'
Der bcn0e, Nlm fom iii Nmerifo for
% Mar iioen Tor at bo hos lin Cat
ter / gtclp 9orf.
Nuu bopSc oIOri0 I lit 9ip pUrct
ing. iud bun trUugtc &TaebiGlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
poitiparebanfer.

Ior cu SucS Mar iiSen bar
Spcrn&moolet ON SitanobrirQcIie al
en- Eoitiporcbonf ogioo oppc / Norgc,
men Set bIrp ue6 Sonfen. : Spcrigc
hcrimo0 bar 3%rititutiorcn uopitIct
'lg 'torortCt.
Otter Sen rctop uofomnc 9cret.
King ON Sen ipcnite GoitipurebanfS
&irtiombco / 1907 bupSc @onfcn pcS
Norcta llNQonQ 1924 aontorcr me0
6O6, 720 %nNitUocrc o. Ell &uNIfirb&.
fapitaI al 50.6S0,934 &roncr. !
1907 hor BOG llNtnqnin9eu pGrct
itsrrc cnO &%uNiruoocuc, ~iaoIcocS at
Ncu iomIehG 3uOifuosfopitoI bar
mere So Wiaiorcr aroncr minore
enc / 1906 - Ell NeIae al be nauife'
IIgc Giher / SperiaC. Der bar oreuCt
R%cntrinticrne / StorbanfCrne op Ill
Sfo6c 'or @oitiparebonfcn. Sor
190s nil man %iormcntIig ioa ic en-
Ii8ucrbe Nc0aon9.
let er i~orrciter nof ioa IiGetil. at
er SpnrCr, Tom / 1oitioprebanteu
bar iomIct iig Ell eIlcr Hcre bunbrebe
arorer, ieQcr ii9 en- bsiere 8euteiub.
trGgt ucb i en- 9uut at fisbe CT De-
voiitiouSbepiS 1870 pua iamme Waaoe
iom oeu iranite Spnrer burtigit mt
!iGt omiGtter fine Sparcbnufinoifub
Il SbIigatIoner paa imna GUNNER,
boiIte CIR en- hsiere Rente emo Spare.
tanferne.
8ieaneu Soiiparc5anfen mener
man / Speriae, at en- Wpnsoe Smaa.
belsb bIir opipnrebe, Der life iinScr
gel til DC olminOeIioc Sporctasier
% Banter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
sSisfac IeobeIeI,e fro Eoteut.gb.

-
pcfaterlie @illiamion & 1erdont,
Hr. 925-933 Guaranty 2oan Bull.
bling, minneapolis, Minn., er / ben
forlsbne llge felgenoe 8atenter til.
heIt Winneiota % Safota Spfin.
Sere:
M. E. Brown, Cavalier, N. D., Wash
board. w. w. Cook, Fl. Ripley, Mimi.
Vehicle. K. Dougan, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Gasolene-torch. S. d. Evans, Mime
apolis, Mimi, Elevator leg drive. n. L
HOLSTER, Minneapolis, Mimi, Compo-
sition board. L. J. Hoode, Benson, Mimi,
Cable-tention holder. A. i. Hovland,
Marshall, Mimi, Ditching machine. r.
E. Kenuey, St. Paul, Mimi, Lantern at
tachment. W. G. Kruger, Winona,
Mimi, Back comb. S, c. Lawler, pu-
luth, Mimi, Implement clamp. E. E.
Lillegran, Minneapolis, Mimi, Lawn
protector. L. Mayer, Mankato, Mimi,
Excavator frame structure. J. Postle,
Winona, N. D., Gate fastener. H. o..
Richard, Minneapolis, Mimi, Letter
holder attachment. L. L. Savoy, Min.
neapolis, Mimi, Lock. H. E. Shedd,
Austin, Mimi, Expansive file. M. Skor-
ness, Appleton, Mimi, Flower pot cover
G. B. Smith. Anoka. MINI, Wire cable
J.J Sullivan, Colliss, Mimi, Threshinp
machine. w. H. Thomas, Taylor, N. D.,
Vehicle drive gear. Z. Weerts, Went
worth. S. D., Agricultural implement.
]. Wittliff, Minneapolis, Mimi, Gore.
w . H Bergman, Bottineau, n d,
Whiff1etree hook. A Biedermann, Pine
City, MINI, Horseshoer's stand. L
Berth, Herreia, S d, Fence structure.
AT Charlier, Livona, N d, Railroad tie.
c d Chavis, st Paul, MINI, Potato-ri-
Ger. A Dumas, Walhalla, N D, Match
box. Feucht, St Paul, MINI, Door
ZACH. F Hachmann, st Paul, MINI,
Ham salter. NJ A Hill. FOLLY, Nd, Pa.
per receptacle. w Hubbell & c L Hill
ton, Wilton, N d, Gang plow. LIP Leo
nard, st Cloud, MINI, Fresh air treat
ment apparatus. E Lindblad, Kost,
MINI, Milk pump. H A Ludtke, Amboy,
MINI, Plow. A McCallum & r Bell,
Calvin, N d. Horse releaser. R Nc
effort, Duluth, MINI. Hosting drum.
A Norrander, Clara City, MINI, Wheel.
A ] Olson, Kloten, N d, Wagon brake.
A Phil, Floodwood, MINI, Ventilator,
III st Mary, Caledonia, MINI, Power
transmitting mechanism. A Thompson,
St Thomas, N d, Parcel envelop. Al
Willetts, Minneapolis, MINI, Irvine cut
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09
Uicuraeua Cir efter.


Sil llbenrigsminiiteriet / @aib.
inaton err inolebet ben glGoelige 81.
terretning, at ben nicaragur1ite He'
aiering iliittelig ifal bare oiaig til
at aaa meo paa Den af De Soreneoe
Stater foreilaaeoe Sroning al Den
ioofalote Gmerp-Sororing, nemlig
pco Golbgift.
Senne Sororing % oct / Den In.
Ieoying opitoaebe ipGnbte Sorbolo
meaem be 6orenebe Stater og Nicu.
rog,ta trlleoe en- Sib meo at isre til
ret aIporIiee Hipninger mellem De TO
Sanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-09

liabcoen iaare Tibet, at pi miiter Dor
Genaeboa eler fonmer iorient til
Soget. en lllpffe iaa itor, at oen
ioranNrer Ct Meuneifes belle Sipsfurs,
blir fan bpnoe set rigeite, Oct melt
uproiiuloc, Der fnn6e folot / ems
500. Suoo oct nltiammen fomnier
an poo. or at bore | a~nuosfraft. 90
bpis 0c i;ore Sienle9elier life tan
filintctaiere oS, bporfpr lfuloe hi 0a
oniG9teo al De iuloo % ilbetpoelige
Initp6sitcnc pan Dor Bel? % Dog
er Scr auinoer, Iom oppagcr ut eget
Siro. til oct iiaurIis tolt iprGngeS
i 6iQcr, og ipreoer llro oe Vng'
ItcIie ON iig peb itabig at pTre OPP
broat oper 9aoatcllcr. Sroen / Sn'
ict or oigtiat, men Srbcn | aano og
SinS or enouu pi9tigerc. RenSlig'
beb ophsrer at pGre Ell Ssiter til
@lNbcngipcnbeo, / set EiebIif, ben
fremfolber 2arm % 9epeu | DC bsiere
Sfalacr." DIR. Wnrfbom bar aoben'
bart life urret iaoIcoeS iitucret, at
han bar maattct pGre baaoe SuSmo'
Der, 9orncpigc % goifefone poa en-
oa ioutmc IiO. 90 oa er oct 10 let
at iiloioiere.