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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22

e. H. Hallett has purchased of Mrs.
Adella Languer the farm at st. ohns-
bury Center, knownas the Howe place.
"A transcontinental trip, Niagara
Falls to the Pacifs' Ocean, conceded by
experts to be the clearest brightest views
of the Falls ever exhibited. The wheat
harvest in North Dakota, beautiful pano-
ramic views of the Rocky mountains,
numbering in Oregon and the salmon
fisheries of Puget Sound. Hadley's Nov
ing Pictures at The Colonial Saturday
night.
At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the First National Bank held on
Saturday last. a semi-annual dividend
of three and one-half per cent was de-
clared payable January 1, 1910, to stock
holders of record of December 20, 1909.
There will be gospel praise service
in the Goss Hollow schoolhouse next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock to which ev-
eryone is invited. 1t Is hoped that the
school house will be filled
The banks will observe Christmas as
holiday and will be closed all day. The
Merchants National and Citizens banks
will be open Friday evening instead OF
Saturday.
The public is cordially invited to the
parlors of Grace Methodist church next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, where
there will be an informal gathering to
bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Nj.
Frost. All who can come will be cor
daily welcomed by the people of the
church, from whom the invitation is ex-
tended.
The selectmen request that people
who have bills against the town present
them between now and January L.
Readers of the African hunting
articles in Scribner's Magazine will be
especially interested in Mr.. Roosevelt's
story in the January number which des-
cribes his visit to Juja Farm, the big
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Mcmillan
of London. The illustrations include a
picture of the house at the ranch, many
photographs of animals taken by Mr..
Mcmillan and photograph of Mrs. Nc
MILAN with cheetah. Mrs. Mcmillan
is most pleasantly remembered here as a
granddaughter of the late Sir Thaddeus
Fairbanks and the donor of the Char
lotte Fairbanks Cottage.
-Adjt. and Quartermaster W. H. Gil
more of Fairlee was in town Saturday
and inspected Co. DIS new armory II
Bertrand Hall. He was much pleased
with it and pronounced it the best
armory in the state.
-Chamberlin Post, G. A. R., will hole
it's regular meeting at l. O. 0. F. hall or
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. AL
veterans are invited to be present.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Fannie Parkhurst on Railroad street
Tuesday, Dec. 28, at three o'clock. TIL
topic will be Clara Barton and the Ret
Cross" with Mrs. H. N. Turner in charg
Of the program.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ice Cream for the holidays in bulk or
brick. O. H. Smith, 18 Main street.
Que half dozen of the North Church
Woman's Association calendars OF 1910,
specially printed for the Christmas sale
and suitable for Christmas or New
Years gifts, are at the Berry Ball store
for sale at 35 cents each. A few are also
to be found at Randall and Whitcomb's
store.
St. Margaret's Guild are collecting old
newspapers and magazines for the bene-
fit Of the society. Will any one having
any to dispose of kindly notify Mrs.
Ernest l.. Morrill, or Miss Margaret
Robie, and they will be called for the
first week in January.
A special dinner will be served at the
St. Iohnsburv House on Christmas day
from II to 2 O'Clock, for rs cents per
plate.
E. ]. Healey proprietor of the Avenue
House, will serve special dinners from II
to 2 O'Clock on Christmas and New
Years DAYS, for so cents plate. Music
by Hodges orchestra.
The Vermont State Federation and
Womans Club stamps are now being
purchased and used on Christmas let
ters. and packages as they speed on
their holiday journeyings. The stamp IS
an unusually attractive one distinctively
Vermont with a wreath of clover leaves
and the Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year greeting" all
attractively put together and printed IN
red and green. The monogram with
the letters T. & U. Tub rculosis suggests
the humanitarian interest back of it all,
as one half the proceed sales apply to
this work. The stamps do not take the
place of postage but are put on in addi
| ton to show the interest of the sender
in and loyalty to the service as well as
to the Womans Club movement. They
cost one cent each and can be found at
Randall and Whitcomb's and E. n. Ran
dall's also at Berry Balls and the Athen
aeum. The Woman's Club hopes to dis
pose of the consignment of nearly 7OOC
sent from Mrs. Ashton of Rutland, State
President of the Vermont Federation o
Womap's Clubs
E. !. Healey, proprietor of the Avenue
House, will serve pecal dinners from Il
TO O'Clock on Christmas and New
Years days, for so cents plate.
F. Willard Magoon, Magnetic Healel
of Barton, VT, will be located at Shell
don's Cottage Hotel until May 1st
1910. Consultation free. Phone SOO1-11
Use American Throat Tablets.
First class dressmaking done by Mrs
Patrick at her millinery store, Pythiai
Block, Eastern avenue,
Use American Liver Tablets.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Bertrand Hall Opened.
Co. D in its New ArmOry.-Will Hold
DedicatOry Ball on January Z.

The new block on Railroad street
known as Bertrand Hall is nearly COM
pleted and Monday Company tookpos-
session of their new armory in the build
ing. Mr.. Bertrand is to congratulated
on the handsome edifice which is an
ornament to the street and an indication
of st. Johnsbury's increasing prosperity.
In the basement or ground floor facing
the railroad are the guards quarters, in
cuding separate rooms for the commits
stoned and ron-commissioned officers
each 10x10 feet, an assembly room 20x
20 feet, bath room 10x10 feet, repair
shop the same size, locker room and
clothing room each 20x20. The clothing
room is lined throughout with tarred
paper and the target on the wall of this
room, facing the line of doors to the as
sembly room gives the soldiers 70 foot
indoor range. There is also on this
floor kitchen in connection with the
ball room and garage operated by
Mr.. Bertrand for the storage of E. M. F.
80 cars for which he is agent.
On the street floor is located the drill
hall and ball room combined, with the
largest floor in town, with parlors for
ladies and gentlemen located on either
side of the entrance. The ball room is
8S feet long by SO feet wide or 10 feet
longer and 10 feet wider than Stanley
Opera house from the doors to the stage,
and it is without posts or obstruction
of any kind. making it without doubt
one of the largest and finest dance halls
in the state.
The top floor is finished into four tene-
ments. The building is finished through
out with hard pine, heated by steam and
the ball room is lighted by gas
Company D will dedicate the new
armory on January T, with grand
military ball to which the governor and
staff and other civil and military officials
of the state will be invited Young's s
orchestra will furnish music for the ball
and an opening concert and an oppor-
tunity will be given the public to inspect
the guards new quarters.
! The general committee in charge OF the
event are Capt. !. W. Tinker, ex-officio,
chairman Lieut. F. l. Carr, Sergeant p.
B. Hartwell, Sergeant R. c. Campbell,
A. c. Granger, H. NJ Blodgett and c. E.
Campbell.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Local Gatherings.

Mrs. w. P. Dean wishes to correct
the military record of her father as given
in the list of soldiers buried in this vlcin-
ity and published recently in THE GALE
DOMAIN. William Mitchell was given as
a member of Co., c. Sixth Vermont, but
he belonged to Co. D, He served three
years and near the close of his service
there were so few members left in Co. d
they were transferred to Co. l.
Recorder D. NJ. Bacon has sent
notices to the members of Palestine
Commanderv, No 5, K. T., of the 18th
annual Christmas observance 20 be
held at its asylum in st. Johnsbury at
ii O'Clock Saturday forenoon. The
usual form of service will be rendered,
interspered with vocal and instrumental
music, addresses, sentiments and res
ponses. There will be short address
bv Sir Corwin F. Palmer. A quartet
consisting of Sirs P. F. Hazen, +. A.
Silsbv, c. H. Horton, S. D. Atwood will
sing. Lunch will be served in the Ban
ouet Hall at the close of the exercises.
The following deaths have occurred in
the past year: Sir Orrin S. Abbott died
March 20, 1909; Sir ]. Vernon Dutton
died October 1S, 1909.
The first of series of social evenings
to be held by the flower committee for
the sick of St. Andrews church was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Wallace, Friday evening, and a very en-
ioyable program was given. The choir
boys sang several songs, Misses Pauline
Wallace and Eugenia Scott played piano
solos, Misses Marian and Helen Smythe
sang soprano and alto duet and each
sang solos; John McCarty sang bass
solo, and Harold Simpson and Ray Pratt
sang a duet. The accompanies were
Herbert Smythe and Alfred H. Brooks.
A social time was enjoyed and college
songs were sung.
The Caledonia County Rural Letter
Carriers Association will hold meeting
at the St. Johnsbury House on New
Years day.
Every one interested in making th'
Xmas of 1909 a merry one should reat
the ad. of Lurchin & Lurchin in this
issue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
The Village Caucus.
Old Board of Trustees Nominated -
c. G. Braley Nominated for Treas
urer. One Close Contest.

Nearly $50 were in attendance at the
village caucus held in the Town Hall,
Friday evening and with one orttwo ex.
ceptions the old board of officers were
placed in nomination to be voted upon
at the village meeting January 5. Or
ganization was effected by electing
Charles A. Calderwood moderator and
Preston E. May, clerk. The following
were placed in nomination, with two ex-
ceptions by accamation.
President, J. Rolf Searles.
Clerk, Preston E. May,
Treasurer, Charles G. Bralev.
Collector, w. H. Worthen.
Trustees, George A. Burbank, Fred {.
Mayo, Guy P. Metcalf
Auditors, ]. F. Pufier, Frank Philburt,
Harry M. Nelson.
Fire Wardens, John N Gale, ]. M. Per-
ham, Fred L. Woodbury., w. L. Heath,
Guy P. Metcalf, H. E. Byron, John
Finley.
1t was very quiet affair notwith-
standing the talk of contests previous to
the meeting The only discussions were
over the nominations for village treas
urer and third trustee. For treasurer
c. c. Follensby nominated Herbert W..
Blodgett as a candidate for reelection
and David E. Porter placed the name OF
Charles G. Braley in the field, stating
that his record as town treasurer and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
The Berry-BaIl Dry Goods Co.
FIRE AND WATER BARGAINS

of q edge Fire Insurance policies every day OF the year, Acud
cost the Das five years been follows dwellings and
household GOODS same $500 cost $3.50 $1,000 cost S. S5OO
cost $1,000 $40 Would be pleased to show you dC
al illustrations on we'll risks in the village Can you afford
to take your own chances at these figures?
CHAS. S. HASTINGS, Agent
OVER THE POST OFFICE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22

First Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon by
the pastor will be "Sunrise and the fol-
lowing musical program will berendered.
Prelude Edward Batiste
Anthem. "Star of the East" Martin
Solo. Eyermore and Evermore" Brown
Anthem. "Shine On o Star" Smythe
Solo. "in Old Tudea" Geibel
Anthem. prince of Peace" Bierly
Postlude Lerman
In the evening at seven there will be a
Christmas coucert by the Sunday
School.
The Christmas tree and social for the
children will be held on Friday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22

St. A1oysius Church.
At St. Aloysius, the usual impressive
Christmas services will be held. High
Mass will be sung at midnight, (the ser
vice beginning promptly at twelve
o'clock,) and again at ten o'clock Christ
mas morning. Benediction ofthe Blessed
Sacrament will be given in the evening.
Special music has been prepared for these
services when the following programs
will be rendered.
MIDNIGHT MASS
Professional, Gloria" Mozart
Leonard's Mass in F. =.
Offertory, o Salutaris, Verdi
Mrs. James Cosgrove
Violin Solo,
Miss Elizabeth Peck
Adeste Fideles.
BENEDIcTIoN
Organ Voluntary, WhltinS
Come All Ye Faithful,
Salutaris, X wagner
Mr.. Roach and Chorus
Cor Jesu,
Tantum Ergo, A. Culi
Laudate Dominum, MlSauu
EContinued on tenth Page.]
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st Andrews Church.

The following music will be rendered
at St. Andrews, Christmas Sunday,
at 10.30
Organ Prelude, Christmas Pastoral,
Professional, 20 Come all ye Faithful"
Merkel
Venite Mendelssohn
TIE Deum,
Iubilate, sullivan
1ntroit Anthem "In that Day." Protheroe
Hymn, ut Came Uponthe Midnight Clear"
Offertory, "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem"
Recessiona1, "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing"
Friday evening the choir will render
carols at the Christmas tree. The vesper
service, Sunday, will be omitted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
College Glee Club Coming.

The Glee club of Tufts college is to give
concert at The Colonial on Monday
evening, January 8. This is one of the
best college glee clubs in New England,
their excellent work giving them very
high reputation. They present very at
tractive programs. and the tickets will
be low enough to insure a crowded
house. The club numbers % members
and all who have heard the merry voices
Of college boys in concert and solo will
be sure to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Knights of Pythias.

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge No
9, Tuesday evening. Dec. %.
CRAWFORD RANNEY, c. G..
H. W. ELLIS K. r. S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 49, N. %. P

Regular meetings on the first and thirt
Saturday evenings of each month at Ode
Fellows Hall, Railroad Street.
H. Fl. SoMERs, JR., Warden.
D. M. MOVES, Sec'y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Christmas Music.
The Churches to Render Special
Programs at Sunday Services.

Special music for Christmas will be
rendered in all the churches of st. Johns
bury next Sunday. Many of the pastors
will preach on subjects appropriate to
the season. The subjects and programs
in detail are given below:
Grace Methodist Church.
At Grace Methodist church on Sunday
morning the following music will be
rendered;
Prelude, March of the Magi King, Du Bois
The Shepherds Neyin
Male Quartet
Christmas, Jungost
Male Quartet.
Soprano Solo, Night of Nights,
Van de Water
Miss Maude Follensby.
Old Bohemian Christmas Carol, Schwalm
Male Quartet.
In the evening this program will be
given:
Prelude, Conzone della Sera, d'Every
His Star in the East, Caleb Simper
Male Quartet.
Violin Solo. Selected.
Mis- Helen Boynton.
Solo, Like as the Heart Desireth, with organ
and cello, Frances Allitsen
Eldridge French.
Soprano Solo, In Old Judea, with violin
obligato, Ge1bel
Miss Maude Fo1lensby.
Quintet, French Christmas Song,
Damrosch
Postlude, Christmas March, Merkel
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
Palestine Commandery, No. 5, <. T.
Modern Woodmeu of America.

Regular meetings of Asisqua Camp No.
S149. are held first and third Tuesdays in
each month. Next meeting Jan. +, 1910.
Il. ]. PICKERING, Clerk.
DAVID IRWIN. V. c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

Passumpsic Lodge, No. II, F. and A. M.
Regular Communication, Thursday even
ing, Dec. 90.
ARTHUR G. SPRAGUE, w. NJ.
DELos NJ. BACON, Secretary.
Haswell Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL.
Stated Convocation, Friday evening, Dec
81.
CHARLES BENNETT, II. P.
DELoS NJ. BACON Secretary.
Palestine Commandery, No. 5, z. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday eve., Jan. 25.
FRED c. BECK, +. c.
DELos NJ. BACON, Recorder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30

B~ebsrtsftise 5sIf sissr sGre Der bpps
sore IfsIbes.

Sc at @Foiten"s 2arierc, Der Iioer al
Hprcimcom % 8psiWerter, trrnser q
ssprsmiSneI fom san 'ftoIes paa. Esi
bsSife sr Gcan's aiSneb gins, en- @ebis
Gin INN for Gprerne % iiIberebt al iifcr'
faIncse acoecr % ilrter. Sen itettes
AT mango SeIbreselier ODER belle 2anoet.
Sobu Sanion, She STatts. aancsborp.
Minn., flyer: "ScIt iibcn Srissns SID
bar ice IiSt al I~preipsocnt. bporaf &c
brr'te Spmpipmer a Sopchpiuc oe
lireseIursiisbeS | ilotsimmeIicrne fra
Gprerne. Ses fprfaffeoe mig Soan's
aisnes Sins. 90 efter | fort SID at bape
brugt hem iom anpiit erboInt leg en-
aieiort 2innrins. Hpsimertcrue fore
fparSt % mine Iprer bIso ncrmaIe.
Set or mig fun en- GInhe at anbefaIe
Gpan's siSrrb RiIs til andre Der Iioer
al GsreimSom.
SiIiales bos ale SarbIenbe. gris 30
Gents. SoitersT iIburn Co, Buffalo.
seeip gort, eneaeent for be SorencSe
Stater.
OUT Iaonet - Sont's - % tag irs
let nnset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
Oct er en- mieset aIminoelis anta.

Get er en- rteset alminoelig @nta'
eeIie, at naar ct Menneife er falot |
8anbet og gaar unber for treble
Sang, iaa fommer ban life op isien.
9ette ifal Dog ingenlunoe bore Gil
feIbet, men er ct at De mango Sil-
f9Ioer, bpori Sretalet eler treble
Gang" at Solfetroen er eipet en- mn
itiif getponing. Ser er iaalebes en-
Wening, at Batienten bsr
unber fit treble @nfalo af 4olbipeb,
mebens Saftum er, at ban fan bs I'M.
Der bet fsrite glnfaIb eller mobitaa ei
ballot 9uiin, aft efter iom bbor flor
Wobitanosfraft ban beiiober. Rao
iamme Waaoe forboloer oct fig meo
Ben briifnenoe, = ban fan meo ct
gaa unber for life mere at piie zig,
eler ban fan buffe op ieien mane.
foloige @anee. Oct belle beror poo
bans fpiiife Silitano, os bpor burtia
2uneerne fplbes meb @anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30

at prre nleoct farIig faaret, % Oct
ifaI bore Tibet Soab ON at ban itaar
bet oper. San blcp itrar inoIast pao
ct Soipital. Den unoilupne 3sper
bIep itrar forfnlst, % man bar iitano
til at ipore BAN inotiI ct Tar WiI
fra @iIton.
GRANDCHILDREN ipraf. Gen fore
ganobeboIoer | Glencoe repneoe iio-
fte Eorsoag meo ct fort 9rag, Der
Isrtes oper belle 8pen, og ben itore
ganomasie, Der berpeb Hap Iss, fos-
ieSe uooper og eoelagbe belpis to ge.
boelfesbus | Hprbeoen. Wrs. War'
tia Gbilb trnf til at eaa forbi ge.
bolberen, ba ct al De ftore Sernbaano,
Ger boIot Den iammeft, brait. Sun
foritob itrar bpao Der piloe tie, bpor'
for bum tog tiIbens bet beolte bun
funSe, men bar life fommen langf
for @dnomasien b9lteoe no og ino.
benteoe benbe. Sun faiteoes iaa polo.
ionnt til Sorben, at benbcs SGnoer
blcp briiote iib at SEQ % blep oilers
bcifaoieet, foriioen at bun naturlie.
bis Itoo / Sare for at britfte. 9. 81.
@baIens geboeIiesbus, Der itaar lige
/ 9Grbeben, fit en- meget Hem Neo-
fart, ioct enoeI af @rimbmliren re.
pes p9f og belle fsrfte gtoge lat I'm.
Der Iano. gae Wsbler, blanot bpilfe
ct Tiano, bIep e~belagte. ct anoet
Sns, tiIbsrenbe 9apib 2aDfere, blep
r%amponeret, ibet Ganomasien rep al
g9ggens bore 9cfl9bnins 90 forte
ben belle to 3partaler fra Steoet. Oct
poaItaaes, at man ct belt Gar bar
bpret pioenbe ON, at geboIoeren life
bar iiffer. ga Den for ct aars Sio
iiben blep malet bapoe Malerne bar.
Ict 9pautoriteterne ON, at ben bar
beapn6t at riIte pg raaone, bporfor
ser bar Sare for at BEN noariombelit
funSe eaa iitpffer. Sertil toees tn.
tet Senipn, og berfor MAJ gpen MI
bore uoen ganb, inbtil nh @eboloer
fun bpgges. 9ette bill Her bore Ell
aIborlig Iansel | SilfGloe at Sloe'
branb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30

Spis 2asebebonorins foretases fsl
SDg6ommen er ffreoet iaa blot, a
Tatientens aanoeIiee Rraft er bIeber
|ip9ffet, fan SelbreoeIie ! enoeI Eli
|frIoer fires. men eIIers brineer Der
aItio Dsocn.
90 EeIagra fna ofte forefommei
Il SDoitaterne, err ben ~nnbertioen Bile
ben ~forperIet me6 ben iaa nieeet ON
taIte "$oof Storm, Der fom befienbi
ffoI bore ben ~bnientIise 9ariae til.
at Spoens gefoIfning er iaa ubeffri'
pelis Lao og ossiig at fig. 2ngernt
flyer Dog, at Der inseniombeIit Sig
BED er mellem be to Spgoomme
Eellasra er aIoria for bIeuen ifiGn'
fet nogen pibere SpmGrfiombeb, oe
man trpr MI, at meget at ben Spe'
bonn iom nnoer @orgerfrigen bort
rep iaa mango / Spbitaternes IiIi'
t9rf9nefler, netop par benne Blage,
Oct Iaber fig iaa meset lettere an
tase, iom Saneerne bopeoiaselig op'
boIot 2ipet paa Maismel, Der ofte
par beb9rpet, og iom ofteit life bar
tilitr9ffelig fogt.
Ser er oos benz, Tom life bill tro,
at @ais belt er aniparlig for oenne
|Spaoom. Or. 2apinber peo Sinbs.
|ipeeaipIet | 9eoria, 81, mener iaa.
Iebes at bape gepiier for, at garia.
gen life aItib Iieeer beri. geo n9pnte
Mipl er Der "a Henagrapatienter, al
bpilfe noele err blepne ansrebne al
Spgoommen efter at De blep tnbiai
paa anitaIten, og Ga Der FER megei
iieIben bruses Mais | nosen Sorm,
err man for bisie Silf9Ioers @ebfom'
menoe fiIbit9nois | @ilbreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
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bar brnote % Sopeoet olpcrlig be'fa'
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foiter Gountpet benimoo $4,000 ON
garet at bripe ben % opboloe Golln'
tpets Sattiglemmer, Der | @iennem'
init tGner IA, meoens SnotGgkrne
/ BEN icnere Sio bar pGret fra 500
til $500 pr. @ar. Spert 5attig-
lem foIter Gountpet oper $50 wfaa'
neoer.
gebit at bGre Gbrn. CONNER
Robbins | Soma Sails bar ligeober'
for iaaoanne. Der al og til paa 8rin>
al 9ruffenifab titles for &etten, be-
npttet en- @eseI, Tom bill bore oisie
iii flor SfrGf. 9ommeren bar nem'
Iig betpoet Dem, Tom er blepne arre'
iterebe for Sru~ffcnifab, of bOis De en-
Gang til fommer for Sfranfen for en-
lianenoe Scrieelie, bill De blipe anfla'
aeoe for life at forisrge i'm 6amilie
% bercs 9sn bill berefter blipe iobe'
talt til Suitruen, Sfslge oenne BE
Stemmelie bar ggetemanoen intel
@ola = ban bar fun at arbeioe me-
bens Suitriien trGffer 2snnen -,
tbi bpis ban negter at arbeioe, an'
floaes ban for at bonc foriaot i'm go
mile, % BET bliper BAN emo mere
broget. Man gisr bcrfor bcoIt ! at
bolbe ia ebru inoen Sommer .9fob'
bins Smraabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-30
Nbemntatiife
Smerter.

"0tin Wober pInsebes meget al
Mbeumatisme, og Or. MiIcs' imertc.
itilenbe TiIer er bet eneite Miooel,
fcm bi9lper benbe."
@rs. q. 9apenport,
&opefieIb, q. s.
Slpbenoe 9iat Iinbres nGiten al.
tio meo Or. MiIes' imerteItilenSe
Tiaer. De .nnbertrpffer IigeIeoes
ben irriterenbe I~erneiitet iom fore.
bigger Sspn, forSi De beroIieer Seer.
perne. De er uunbp9rliee / Iangpa.
rise SiIf9loe. Senpttet eiter Sorifrii.
terne opbauer De Snoet os forebpg.
ger Smerternes ip9ffenoe SsIeer,
iom bpppis enber | Gffrnitelie.
Wonge Si6enbe brueer Dem meb itor
SiIfreosbeo, naar SmItGnoiebebernc
frener BET, boorior eisr 9e iffe9
Saa en- 9affe Dos Ceres gpotbcfer.
griis ben efter Sorifrifterne, 90 bois
BEN life eapner Gem, bill ban retur-
mere Ceres 9enee.