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The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
THE LUCK OF CASEY.
BY Frank n. Williams. ,

Them two yeggmen are in that
there building. declared Casey's
chief. pointing stubby finger at
ranshackle tenement house. You,
Casey. go in that there front door.
and you, Mcguire. go around to the
back door. III fix the other men SOS
they can't set away, and one OF you
fellows ought TO nab EN-"
AS he spoke the chief turned a Gym
ical eye on Casey. Casey, with mouth
too widely open, was gaping AT the
structure. Down in his heart Casey
knew that he was afraid. horribly
afraid. and he felt that the chief knew
1t also. All Caseys pride in his
bright new police uniform vanished.
and he felt like tearing of the gar
ments and scurrying back to his more
mental Job CT coachman. Then came
before him the picture OF Norahs
flushed. proud face as she gazed at
him that morning when he appeared
before her for the first time In his
officers garb.= AT this vision Casey
gulped hard. once or twice, and ran
into the building. He would not make
Norah ashamed Of him
Inside all was dark and fearsome.
He could scarcely see his hand before
his face, bur somewhere in that build
ing were the two yeggmen who had
been terrorfZtng the city. and IL was
up 10 Casey TO find them.
Suddenly lie heard the sound OF a
cautious footstep. Instantly Casey
was on his guard, but, like the anna
teur that he VAS. he made his presence
known by speaking
Who's there" he cried, with a
tremoF in his voice
For answer there came a rush in
his direction Someone drove hard,
heavy fist INTO his face. and Casey
sank to the floor with dull groan,
while he felt someone leap over him.
When Casey came 10 himself again
he could not at first realize what had
happened Then II burst upon him
with full force. He had allowed one
OF the yeggr1en 10 get away. He was
disgraced, What would Norah say?
Then the sound of scuffiing farther
down the hallway brought him TO at
tention with start. Perhaps he was
not too late to help Mcguire in cap
turing the other yeggman. Casey hur.
ried down the hall rather unsteadily,
because Of The whirring In his head.
When he reached the spot where the
noise had come from. he stumbled
over a body on the floor BY the light
OF match which he struck, he saw
both OF the yeggmen terribly cut and
bruised aboat the face and head. ly-
ing on the floor grooming. Evidently.
in the darkness. each had thought the
other policeman, and in the result
ms fight both had gone down and out
Oddly enough Casey, green as he
was, had sense enough to handcuff
both OF them and lead them TO the
street. A surprised look passed over
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Potato Savory.

Boil---in a double boiler--a quart OF
milk. 10 which three sliced onions
have been added After 10 minutes
o. boiling, strain out the onions and
put the milk back on the FIRE. stir
ring into II two tablespoonsful of but.
ter rubbed with two tablespoonsful OF
minced parsley. When the milk thick.
ems. add two cunsful Of sliced cold
boiled potatoes. Season and as soon
a. the potatoes are hot. pour all into
agreascd dish. sprinkle bread crumbs
over the tor end bake brown.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Strawberry, Best Cosmetic

The strawberry
fashion really
THE best OF skin.
eckles the complexion that
glow which the delight beauty
a
heaping tablespoonful taow
heat Into ii stir about tablespoonful powdered oatmeal
a
To this add half cupful of strawberry juice stirring
the until IL is all of
Finally. when
cool.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

EVER. COOK THEM
|GN!2s1THISWAY?|

tyonnaise Potatoes.
Fry two finely shredded onions in
butter until they are a light brown;
add dozen cold potatoes. chopped V6
small. and fry with the onions until
all is a delicate brown. Stir frequent
ly.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co. IS John X. st Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

The Young Ladies' Sodality OF St.
Vincent's church will give minstrel
show in the parish hall. Monday even
ing. Lou McPhee is directing the
show, assisted by Sam Young
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

fish. found for the first time re-
Gently I'm Bahama waters, passes much
OF its life within the shell OF a large
mollusc without apparently disturbing
the latter.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
THE EVENING STORY

the chiefs face when he saw Casey
leading out the two.
Well, you've done yourself proud
all right. al! right Casey" said the
chief. Il cidn't think you had 1t in
you
Tt wasn't me"-Casey started TO
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
HAYD E-N
 STARTS
 oUTSID

Jack Hayden the widely miner of Patterson creek where is Snyder Discovery claim who has ill long time with stomach trouble brought Hot Springs last Thursday and will be forwarded Fairbanks and the outside with the least possible delay.
 Haydens nature reached such advanced stage that local physicians unable determined that the suf feer shall have possible last week hauled the unforu hope army post hospital Gbbon relief would be available They proved of advantage there at the qualified to operate, Monday he started back for Toty City
 Owing rheumatism Kanely, who has been travelling with Mr. Hayden his late trips yesterday morning himself physically unable continue the journey where upon Smith, the Hot Springs jewee took charge of MT Hayden the dogeam started Fairbanks hoping reach with the Valdez stage Mon day Smith will make days visit at Chene and then
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
THOROUGHLY ENJOYED
 HIS BRIEF VACATION

C. Hurley cashier of the First National bank of Fairbanks has been visitor the Hot Springs district during the past week having arrived last Saturdays stage This is Mfr Hurley visit Springs has been thoroughly enjoying himself and the time has been quite busy visiting and Investigating the various creeks of the He visited Sullivan creek last Sunday and Monday returning in time oenoy himself the ball Washngon's birthday On Wednesday A. " Thon the mining engineer hched his big dogteam and corted the visitor Eureka and Pioneer creeks where they several ng up the big preparations that have been made for work
 The big swimming tanks at the hotel proved great attractions Hurley nduged his the quite frequently during his stay.
 He will leave Mondays stage for Fairbanks.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
calculation

A man by the name of Evans died and went to heaven, of course. When he arrived at the pearly gates he said to St. Peter:
 ''Wel, Pm here."
 St. Peter looked at him and asked his name.
 ssJohn Evans,n was the reply.
 St. Peter looked through his book and shook his head. "You don't belong here," he said, pointing to the exit.
 'But I am sure I belong here" said the man.
 ''Wait a minute," said St. Peter. He looked again, and in the back of the book found his name.
 Sure" said the guardian of the gate, ''you belong here, but you weren't expected for 20 years. Who's your doctor?'-Ex. M
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Washington Day
 Dance Big Success

The Washington birthday ball was enjoyed by a lively crowd that comfort ably filled the lobby of the Hot Springs hotel last Monday night. The town people were much disappointed at the limited attendance from Tofty City, but all realized that the non-appearance of many out-of-town ladies was excusable on account of the very severe weather during the five days previous to the event. The dancing, though trifle late starting, was kept up until about 2:30 a.m., and the splendid music fur furnished by Prof. and Mrs. Sellendar and Mr. Reynolds. with his violin, made the time pass only too quickly.
 A very pleasant feature which proved great surprise to the unsuspecting was the presence of many ladies elegantly gowned in the colonial-days fashion, with powdered hair and "real cute" little curls. The novelty was quite picturesque, and called forth many rapturous encomiums.
 Aside from the enterprise displayed by the hotel management in furnishing transportation from the creeks, the splendid supper occasioned many pleas ant remarks from the guests of the evening, and Chef Knabel and assist ants served the big crowd most satis- factorily.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

Harry Trough, of Sullivan, spent a few days in town this week.
 Joe Anicich passed through town this week on his return from a visit of two weeks in Fairbanks.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
COMING AND GOING

John A. Cameron, revenue inspector, returned from stay of two weeks in the vicinity of Tanana, and remained several days.
 Mrs. D. McCrimmon, of Sullivan, was visitor in the city on Washiugton's birthday, and enjoyed the big dance.
 Ben F. Baker and J. Fred Struthers came in on the excursion sled last Mon- day from Sullivan to attend the ball and look after business matters. They returned to the suburbs Wednesday.
 Doctor and Jimmy Farrell came in from Killarney last Monday in time for the big ball. The Doctor was pressed into service as floor manager.
 Fritz Hoffman, who is prospecting on Snow creek with Charley Zander, was in town for a short time early this week for supplies. Good prospects, he says, is the best he is able to report as the result of their winters work, bal intend to keep on prospecting.
 Pat Weleh, who has been under treatment at the Panama hospital for over two months, passed through town early in the week for Fairbanks to un- dergo an operation. Mir. Welch met with very painful accident on Sulli- van creek last fall, and has since been unable to get permanent relief.
 John Aoki, one of Hot Springs Jap anese residents, left on Thursday with his dogteam for Fairbanks, and expects to be absent about two weeks. His partner, George Tomatocatsup, who has been in the metropolis for the past month, will return with him.
 John the Hustler, the man who buili Tofty City, was visitor in the city on Monday and Tuesday last. John says he has another house nearly ready for occupancy-one that can be finished in three days time if buyer or renter wants possession in that short space of time.
 Harry Trough, of Sullivan, spent a few days in town this week.
 Joe Anicich passed through town this week on his return from a visit of two weeks in Fairbanks.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Will Help Things Nightly

When winter struck the town there was on hand, to tide through the dark days, 1000 barrels of beer, 250 barrels of whisky, 75 cases of sherry wine, 125 cases of port, POO cases of claret, POO cases of sauterne, 300 cases of cham pagne, 100 barrels of assorted wines, and 100000 cigars. Nome Nugget.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

I do not covet the rich mans hoard; for the rich man sits at his grooming board. and fears to eat of the pie and cake, lest the blamed things give him the bellyache. While l sit down to a plain repast, and eat and eat while the victuals last. I feed my face with 9 pound of steak, and a lot of greens and a chunk of cake, and piece of pie and
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Becoming
 Very Economical

Washngon Feb 26The house refuses approve the law governing the salaries of federal off The amendment objected by the house the increase of the Presidents salary s0O00 per The house. being placed the salary S 900 and the senate for reconsideration
 reduce the salary o the secretary of withdrawn it's objections to the appointment C. Knox that position in President
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
NEW SHAFT SUNK
 ON VERY RICH PAY

Good luck is still with the mining firm of Baker Winde Jep the Dakota association, Sullivan creek On Tuesday last bedrock reached working shaft they sinking and found that would sagger the ordinary prospecor
 Mir Baker, who the city, Wednesday received tele phone from of his that $40 had been found the shaft and also Tuesday in the old shaft from which they have hosng pay all winter weigh ing $2O picked up.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Rig Preparations
 for Annual Meeting

Omaha Neb 26-The local aeries of Eagles already making for the reception and enter ment of visiting brothers in this city September B to 20 The meeting will be the largest the history of the popular order.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Would LegaIize
 Boxing Contests

Nashville Tenn Feb 26The state senate by decided vote yesterday passed widely bill which permits boxing within specified conditions and lice surveillance is popular and it's final sage is almost
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
TOM LONCBOAT LOGGED" IF

Buffalo, 26.-Tom Longboat the champion runner has made Srubb the Marahan race has been advertised place tonight Doando the pucky the championship on has been substituted for the Indian
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
 DANCE AT TANANA

Tanana Feb 26As expected the big ball Washing birthday the Post hall largely attended and greatly enjoyed The assembled quite early and the began At II o'clock tempting lunch served the guests which until about o'clock Ezeps orchestra furnished splendid and highly apprec ated music
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

d wad of cheese; and cold boiled ham and can of peas, and having eaten an abundant store. I shake myself once and eat some more. The rich man lies on a downy bed, but sleep won't come to his worried head; lie harks to the slow hours dragginghence-while can sleep on barb wire fence.-Walt Mason.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
Sloneen i Sruetflaien'

Qisbmauo I. 9 Clior / Sum-
6rota, 0;inn., 90 bans SdrSelsbe'
tent gar iorleoen TAG uoiot Tor en-
ilor Iare .oa Sc bar piitnot alene en-
belota GmitprStshen al tstte Tor, at
Se beaae lup ira oct ueo 2iOgt.
MeSeus Dc boIst pod meo at pdtts
Ms en- Fcrieueeiie meo gdaanoer.
fcm en- brilliant idruet tre 5oo long
1lanae ptuOielig ~trpbeaoc no AZ en
al T~rngttlaicrne Rimeliauis bar
Scn uoagt mummeu eiter Sem lar9e
Neiie Ga Cpholoet ! oet loant toloe
Qlimat, icr ~iiteoet'pr AZ 5pgge HoseH
az Gem tr5b DEN ~ Ma 90 Irlteee
ia hi Saaustagst pal en- g'orisSs'
frrp. Tom IioS cpvg paa 1iiten. Ser
[nffeSes SET SauocI$betientsr II 'aa
iloaet Sen iaieI isr oen ~ a'Iteotom'
met uogcu lllutte.
0ei piite ia al cRre en- troatIt
siaorm al aaersiitisite Slass
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
Den aabne Do" i 5are.

Sra @aiNinaton berette9, at man
| oerpprenoe o~iplonrotiife archie bar
eriaret, at Sopun peo FIN Spcrcns'
fomit me0 China ~neorsren6e @pqniu.
gen al gfntung Wufoeu- Sernbaren
iamtioig bar iifret fla u~Oitrafte @ri.
bef~oncesiiorer / oct inoliae Wontifu.
rict, life for ct begrGniet Sibsrum
men boa ubeitemt Sio. 8ette be.
tragtes al @er0cnsmasterne iom en-
aabenbar Sare for ben / 1899 ofilut.
teSe Socrcnsfomit ON "0en aabne
9er" | China.
Idn bor oIlcrcoe | lGn9crc Sio
bopt en- Wistanfe onL OF rogct ida'
oant bar igirre; men lloenri9snc.
partcmentet / @aibineton Dor piaet
ofpente nsiagtigc % hetaliereoc Sp'
l%psninqer ON rem Sopors aineiiite
Sperensfomit for oct beiIutteoe iig
til at blonSe fla / Sagert. s 2sbet al
Sc iioite foa Tiger er oct lpffeoeS DC.
portementet at ifoffe Tia ioouiot nsi.
SplpsuiuGcr, at oct err be.
gpnSt at tr0fie ioreIsbige arrange'
menter til en- ~ofiiciel Rroteit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
KpinocIiee
RoneresncoIcmmer.

Otter hpaS Scr bereties ira Zen.
pcr er Ser go6e ltOfiater I'LL AT Der I
icrite GoIoroOooiitrift, Ser oaiou iu0.
bciattcr Qeuuer IN. peO nGitc Son.
areSpola bill bIi life niiuore enc to
f0inoeIige aorareSfnnoiOatcr | Nor
fen.
aaitutiouer FOR Ell fuinSelia aou'
QrcSmcno ira Colorado TOO lin 9c.
qun6cIie Tor Here Wnaneoer iioen,
eftcr at Mrs. Sarob GIdtt 7ecfer.
GrpiiSent I NatiouaI Scoeration OF
0omnn'S Clubs huphc ertlTret ia
piaig til at title ia Tom aoroioat.
Sun or Tcmotrat. 2tcmnin9er |
Ioosr al hcnSeS domination areb
ON ia mc0 itor Surtiahco % Oct tar
bi0til icet no, Tom ON bun iiet ingen
WoSitano ifnloe itsOe paa.
Soa eIat oil oct III life gon, Tor
poa ct Nteoe | Wauoa9s bar no
mans Stuie Republicuu Club opIttl-
let Mrs EcuCo 6. 9nilep ! TenUcr.
Suitru al sc 5creneoe Statcrs @iar'
hal i Colorado. iom aunoioat Tor
ben repnbIlfanitc Domination | lum'
me 1iiirirt.
Ter ait en- SiN Rrgtcr on at o.
iao Wrs. Ruth 9ruau SeaDitt en-
Cater az @iaiam ). 9ruan, o1iou
iao iniaat tputtc poo at title liz ion
aongreSfauoioot; mcu oa bum | Ct
Srteruiep / Chicago iorIeoen nOtaIte
Ita mHlet beitemt imoo ntminSeIi5
Stemcmret Tor auirOer, maa De;
Rpate rimcligui5 pare gtcbet no az
Suitcn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
De flu Japanere

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 0oibjugton
hor ira ben nmeritauife Militurot'
todlt / Sofio foact l~lu0erretuirg on.
al Saponeicrue nteo tordtteriittif
&emmeIigbeoSiuIobco bar experiment
tcret meO % iIntteIig periettiuueret
er Militrroeroplon Tom iine@ al tage
2upcr fra ale andre TIuucmnifiner
Tom biotil cr bIeuet fouitruerct let
bar peS Sc iteoiunone Vreucr turnet
oppiic cit 6ort al IS @}iI ! 1imcn.
Ii8ie i~npoueiiite IIuucprepcr CT
ioreoaaet / al Stil6eo. 2iaeiom pco
Sorielcnc meo @riQbtbrsOrcneS
Ncruplnu pcs Sort Mpcr nj 6Iuue.
ieltct omaipct al cn IroppctorOon.
GiSie trooper por imiNICrtio life
tilitroe Tor at buloe Crbcn paa en-
itor % i~ntcrcSicrrt ltlifuerifare. men
for at binNre eubper Iilifurr ira at
fommc NOR rot til at ie, boao lont
foreaif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
Uorif Sfib forIiit.

SfsIae en- telegrnfif WeoSeleIie
ira GbiloSeIpbia er set norife Camp
ifib "@ere", iom aieif oerira oen
23Se Sept., paa en- Reiie til Giiba.
"iorliit uoenfor @inter Quarter Spr.
ifib o. gnoet Thumbs tiaigemeb s
RonS Of @eiGtuinaer. Reiten al ge.
iGtnineeu, ip0 Mano, bar oct Ipffe.
oes at reooe ia til 6prifibet os bar
t.epre taane omboro pou Bette.
giterretniuaer ON 5orliiet broa.
tes til philadelphia al 1onpitibet
@Torto Slice. Der bapSe eiort Here
i~orsi9pes 5orisg paa at tase De
Sfib6rubne omboro. Ter bIGite en-
iaa operhRuSis Storm. at 6oris.
gene mantte opgiues.
Solotutteren "Damarasu" er iene.
re afaaaet til Sprtiet for at brinse be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
8eioect / Winen.

timber ct fort Cpbolo | Butte.
Mpnt., foriranot 8rriioent 3oit
iporlsit fra S0roens GperiIn6e o.
onffeSe isrIt Oh iaien eiter upiteu Ell
Zines 6orIsb. San beianot Zig
bette SiSsrum I 200 SOB ncbe / Cor.
oens Sfiso, / en- at SpRrgnngene
npr gunoen al 2eonarbs Sobber.
CRUDE.
Snohbuet t en- rrlmmeIio Stsp.
iraffe, meS Ell tilisIet 5iltot trnffet
neo oper Ganoer % meo en- elettriit
Spate | SaonSer uanoreoe Grriioen.
ten nGiten en- Mils Bel omtrig ! 8rr'
bens Snore, inipicereoe Suitpim.
perne, biIite paa arbeiSerne % fGr'
res iaa igien til Goerfiaoen. bpor ban
biIItes meo liUIise Surraroob al Sen
omfrine Rinpna5ningen icriamleoe
taIrise 9rbeiberitare.
SiSligere paa 0agen baooe ban
ailast ct geisg til anaconNd, buOs
BAN bIanSt mango andre interesioute
5ing bier bit buorleoes Spbberet
tebanSIeSeS eiter at bare sraoet no
al Sorocn, o. bror ban bar imSom oa
billie paa i'm 5Gtter. Gr. SnmaeI
Sorrep Orion. en- al Anoeon0as meii
iremItoaeroe Eager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
Ct lO0.2lars Jubiloum.

@uen ct. ocuis, 80, fnu ioar
ieire tit 00.aorSiubiIGum 90 Set.
Iig6eocrnc, Ser taecr i'm @eapnoelie
pau ieritfommenoe Senoaa itol for
fpnOc8 meo aIofferinaniuo ira @pcn8
Ala sirfer. 8eitIigbeocrne ifal pco.
bore Ell llge.
6cItliqbcoernc bill iou ior6act Sn.
tcrcsie req 9oropcISopbogercn Or.
GoofS ~pcrionliae 9uruUreIie / gncn.
i6et ban Sn&Sne ben Ste Sftober ifoI
boIbe Iorcorog ser ON itne Spleuel,
Ter paa Geiien. 1es4iOm fol Den be-
remtc Noiutifer 0Eein S. Curtis Dc
fire iioitc Gage al Seitugeu foretaGe
6lpoepelier meo lin aeroplor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
GempIets 6ienopforelie.

Fro Boston. g'uis,. bereites, at
en- aomite beitnoenSe al go irem.
itnoerSe Srimurere, 6eri6lonot ar.
thur q. Some. forbenuGreuSe aon'
aresmarS 9. ?. ApsIep, giifop
Sobu u. Somilton. @orrer q ei'
lis. u. &. githiieleo o. g~enerdIoo.
iutant Brigham I oisie 9ase bar or.
aaniieret TIA iom aorporation meS
Get 6ormnaI az blGie Siu igien ! oSn
aamle perSersbersmte Sdnte ON at
qienreiie SaIomons SentpeI ! Seru'
ialcm. ser oniees for at pGre 6rimu.
~reriets Gugee.
arbeiSet oentes at furre pdabe.
qrnoes ieneii ON Ct Mars Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
pinhot=Saeen.
Hrriioent Saft bar facet ct anoct
SIM paa Yffrrcu.
ViuGot bIir itaaenoe.

Som oct bill minbes, ienote &rG-
iioent Sait for en- Sio lioen Gbeien
for Snbreoepartementet, Mr. 9al'
finger, Ell officiel Sfripelie, bpori
ban ubtalte fin fuIoe Siluutnine til
Den al bam befnIete 8oIitif peore.
renoe @enarellen al 2an6ets notrr.
lige SiGlpefiloer, bbiIfen Tolitif |
sanife b~etpoeIig 8rao nfpeg fra Den
&ooiepelife Tolitif ianlme Sag an'
gaaenbe. ga 8oritpGiencts Gbef,
Soritneiter 8iiforo Tiufot, oItib
bapbe ppret Ell nroffelig SilbGngcr
og Soriparer al ben GooIeueltIfe
&onieroation8politif % al Den
@runo ofte bar fommet | alporlig
Goliion meo Mr. gaqinger, bar
oct en- alminoelig IntageIie, at ban
piloe faa i'm afifeb paa great ga.
pir, ON ban life al eoen SilItpnoelIe
inoienote fin ailfeosanisgning.
Set laoer imiolertio til, at Bro.
iibenten pna fin Ieiie peitoper 9ier-
mem 2onoet er begprbt at ie Sagctt
/ ct belt anoet 9pS, for eitcr Ell ITls
gere aonferel1ce meS Mr. Ginhot /
Salt 2ofe Gitp, lltabL bar ban Ser,
nnoer Cato al 25oe September, ln6ct
offentIiqaisre en- Grflrrina ON, at
ser unoer belle Sen ~ionfalOte 8allins
eer-Bindot.G oIemif alOrig bar
pGret hans Seniigt at baole eller fri.
there Mr. &infot. s iamme Critic.
ring inbtdaer Erpiibenten tiaige et
mere frcmifuot Stouhpruft eno 10.
geniinoe tioli1ere / Sopsr al Hooie-
belts Sonierpotiouspolitif.
8rpiibenten untpber u%iItnof, at
&onierputionsorbeibe mac foreaaa
/ Sbercnsitemmelie meb Gamblers
2op, men ban f~ltno9ior iomtibig, at
oct er bans Seniiqt at anmobe Son.
greSien ON at pebtoge Ell Sou. Der
nil gipe Gooiepelts aonierpotionspo.
Iitif ben faiteit mlli9e 8runopoIo.
9enne Irpiioentens iuIoitGrbige
Srontforanbrina / Striben meIlem
De TO Serrer betrogtes in6en bea9e
2eire og bIau0t Tublifum | Ilmins
oeIigbeb iom Ell aigiort Seir for
5orItppienets Chef % oen Hooiepelt.
fife &pnierpotiorspolitifs uiorfGrbeoe
SolSmano.
Get oniees for ianoiprIiat, at
GrGiioentens SortoIfuiug al 2ooeu
| bisie Silf9l6er berefter bill bIi mer
liberal, ettb be bar | sen Sio, ban
fllgte @aaingers Raab.
SalfaIo foler Ginbot fla iaa for.
bisiet berom at ban err gnoet me6
paa at bIt itanenoe, % bcri lager Ell
S~oriifring for gublifnms @cofom.
menoe. Wan fsler fig nemIig for
pis'et ON, at Tind)ot life piloe bli
itaaen6e ct Wintt Longer, ON ban
truebe, at grGiiocntcn life merte oet
aloorli9t meo fin Soriifring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01
ipo @ano meo fla til philadelphia.

ipo Manb meo fla til philadelphia.
9e reSoeoe Sismrno fortrIler en-
ip9noenoe Siitorie ON SfibbruSet.
"9ere" iteote itror eiter gfreiieu fra
philadelphia poa meqet itormIlIot
Geir. llocnfor 6prifibet off ser en-
ilieSpanlig poloiom Sj6 iaa 0ampe.
rem frGugeoe it9rft oucr til Sioen.
Gen rammeoes al Here pGIoige gsI.
ger, iaa ben ilutteIig Iogbe iig belt
orer poa Sioen meb Sen SsIac, at
ben npiten I ioumc 2iebIit git i'll.
blmoS.
Zen cneite @aaS ser fanbtes ON,
boro bar ifplet pGf al 9eIgcrne, men
Ben bIep iuobentet al uogle al Wtano.
ifabet, Ser isr &otoircier i%notrai,
ole bapSe foripnci fla meO 2iubeIter.
Me0 mcgen Wsie lpttcoeS bet at foa
@aaon paa ret aisI % Suuoet sit
ltb al Sen. 9ette grbeiOe tog lang
Sio, % ga oen enoclig bar iaoSan at
oen funoe tages | @rltg, opoogebc5
set, al ser fun nor ipb ilipc.
Sieen off irembeIe5 bei, % Den
Iettc @aao trueoe bert iGebIif meo
at fantre. 9e bao0e in8en Narer,
men set lpffenes illtttcIig eiter ntar-
oe 1arer at fomme ioa nGr ben til
6prifibct. at oe bIeu ice0c Oerfra %
toalte omborb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-01

mere, iom brogte lit SIaatefpra til
Chicago Stoef CARDS.
Ge iIeite al Sirere Iou o. iop /
Snbpspearen, 90 llIufteu iuotrof.
Eoauen bleu fuloitrnoia oemoIerrt
on De Srrbte Meuueiter ioa lemlr.
iteNc. at oct nGiteu bar pprei lnni'
liat at iocrtiicere BEN.
Sire andre Gpane. iuIote mcS
Grenturer. iplintreoeS, o. %lllptten
~iorpprrc0cS oeo .at Der opitoo Ntlo |
Wognrltinerne.
Wldnot Sc tiIifuoefonnie bar Better
Sobnion ira @inian, 2. Gat.. me1et
iorIia, cg en- anoeu peo ionnne Naun.
Yetet Sobuion, ira Sipingitone,
Mont.