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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
JURY VIEWED
DEAD BODIES
REMAINS OF CHARLES F. MeDoN
AND AND ROBERT MAYNARD
BROUGHT HERE.

The bodies of Charles F. Mcdonald
and Robert Maynard, who were killed
last Thursday in an explosion at
! Georges Creek Shaft No. 8, near
Pennington, were recovered last even
ing about six o'clock at the bottom
Iof the shaft under lot Of fallen de-
bris. The remains were in frigltful
condition.
/ Ever since the explosion Mr.. Hyde,
who has charge OF sinking the shaft
/ hes been at work trying to recover the
bodies. The hole filled up with wa
ter and this had to be pumped out be-
fore anything could be done. The
pumps which were crippled in the ex-
plosion were repaired and the pump
ing started. The work was continu-
Gus until last night when the bodies
were found pinioned under falling tim
Der. Maynard's body was brought to
the surface at $3.50 O'Clock and Nc
Donald's body was brought to the sur
face at nine O'Clock. The remains
were brought here last night and were
taken to the Cunningham morgue
where they were prepared for burial.
Coroner c. L. Musgrave and the
coroner's jury, composed Of D. B. Sny-
der, Joseph McElfresn, D. D. snfder,
Levi Taomas w. E. Morgan and John
s. Hamilton, viewed the bodies at the
morgue this morning and then proceed
! ed with the inquest at Justice T. w.
Boydston's office.
Prosecuting Attorney Tusca Morris
conducted the examination. W. H.
Hyde, Stanford Kindervater John May.
nard, John shearer and W. II. Tooth.
man were the witnesses examined.
The jury returned a verdict that
/ Lonnie Cook, Charles F. Mcdonald
and Robert Maynard came to their
death by an explosion Of natural gas
at Georges Creek Shaft No. 8, the
cause of the ignition of gas unknown
to the Jurors.
The funeral of Mcdonald and May.
nard will be held at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at two o'clock. Rev.
H. G. stoetzer will be the officiating
minister. The choir will be present.
Interment will be made at woodlawn
cemetery. R, L. Cunningham under
taken.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
In Fine Form
STAGE HANDS MINSTREL WILL
BE VERY FINE AMATEUR
SHOW.

The Stage Hands Minstrel to be
given on May Sd by the employees OF
the Grand Opera House will be the
neatest and best equipped home tai.
ent play ever put before the lights by
Fairmont's amateur artists.
The boys are working hard pracdc.
ing for two or three hours every night
and are taking hold Of the we'll arrang.
ed work like aid timers.
The musical numbers, in charge OF
Sam L. Ridenour, are the best ever
and not one has been picked out Of
the old stale music so much heard
around town. Every piece is new and
upto-date and no one piece is receiv.
ing more attention than another, but
all are being worked for the best pos.
slble effects in them. They will have
something like ten solos With a large
chorus of twenty voices to assist on
the chorus of each one.
The dancing, under tne direct
charge of Bob Fisher, stage manager,
is receiving his particular attention,
and more than few crys of surprise
will be heard when they appear above
the footlights in the moonlight by the
electric lights without rsreartes to bar
the sights.
The six Dandy Dixie clogglsts are
one of the greatest dancing wonders
ever placed before the public and will
create quite sensation when they
hammer the old stage floor on May Sd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
VISITORS AT
NORMAL SCHOOL
DR. wAlTMAN BARRIE AND LEes
TURER Observation-Disclosures
STILL INCREASES.

DR.. Waitman Barbe. of the stats
University. visited me Normal this
morning. He has Just lately returns
from trip in Europe and his call At
the Normal School was very pleasing
to his many friends there.
He has promised to give at TIE
Normal IN the near future a public
lecture based upon his experiences IN
the English schools. He says many 81
these experiences were not only ms
teresHng, but from an American point
Of view were exceedingly amusing.
Also Mr. Newens, late professor iii
the A. and NJ. College. Aims, iowa, and
Mfr. A. ]. Kern. of this city, visited st
the Normal this morning.
Prof. Newens made a most eceiierit
talk to the students and then spent
some time In visiting the training
school, He spoke warm words Of ap.
preeiation Of the training scaool and
Its efficient head. Miss Hastings.
Mr.. Newens gives lecture tonight
in the Normal auditorium.
Quite a few students are enrolling
yet. Among the late arrivals are
Edith Maxon and Hanna Co.'s, 81 nj.
Morris Pa.
Mrs. Lu F. Hart and son. Of Tunnel
ton, and Mr.. James Carmichael of
Cameron, are also recent arrivals
The enrolment at present ii tie
regular normal work Is 45s making 4
total of 61S now doing work At this
school.
Next Friday DR.. Bennett goes Is
Harrisville, Richie county, e mate
an address before the High School
graduating class of that town, and
then to Berkeley Springs for the same
purpose.
TIE Normal School closes on We'd
nesday, June 18th, and the Summer
School will open on June 18th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
in
BANKRUPTCY
ELkiNs BREWERY is IN FlNAN.
GAL TROUBLE ACCORDING
TO REPORT.

A petition was fled in the EIkins
court by Mr.. A, E. shaw, former pres.
ident and stakeholder, proprietor OF
the Manley Hotel at Faarmont to
force the Elkins Brewing Company
into involuntary bankruptcy.
TIL valuatin Of The plant is placed
at $25O,OOO and a large share of the
stock is owned by Fairmont and
Pittsburg capitalists. Arthur Henius,
a former Falrmonter, is general man.
ager, and at this time the company
has no president. The business is in
charge of DR.. Fredlock, of Elkins,
vice president Of the company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
BOYS ATTEMPT TO SELL
POSTMASTER HIS OWN STAMPS

KEYSTONE, W. va, April 90
Brooks and Charles Brown brothers,
were arrested at Kimball, charged
with robbing the postonlce at that
place Sunday. After stealing several
dollars worth of stamps from the office
they attempted yesterday to sell them
to the postmaster who. while talking
to the boys sent for the police, who
arrested them. The boys were held to
be dealt with by the federal court.
Thy have confessed to the robbery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
Personal
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mrs Curtis Hamilton, of Pittsburg,
Il tie guest Of her mother, Mrs R. W.
Potter. and sister Mrs. Charles G.
Robb on Walnut oyenue.
Miss Ethel Fear is quite sick with
tonsiiitis at aer home on Madison
street
Charles 9. Robb /. recovering
ron q recent illness.
Frank G. Raymond is home from
Harvard University to spend his
spring vacation.
Miss Hazel Munnell, WAC has been
TIE guest Of Miss Gail staggers for
4 ssEeral days, returned yesterday to
her home at Warrington.
Rev and Mrs. G. D. Smith went TO
Ef1dns today, where they will attend
the State Convention of the West vir.
gtnia Sunday School Association, in
session there this week.
mrs Howard w. showalter is 'll
with the grippe at the home Of her
father, Mr.. j. E. Sands, on Main
street.
Mrs John Purinton, of Morgantown,
IS IN the city, the guest of Miss
Blanche Corbtn.
Il. p, Zook, Of wheeling, is a visitor
in The, city today.
Mr.. G. w Thompson, of Morgan,
town, spent today in the city.
sIr. F. P. Kelley, wife and little son,
Iames Franklin, viii leave tonight
for Mt Clemens, Mich, where Mr..
Kelley viii take treatment for rheu.
matism,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
Rummase Sale.

Don't forget the rummage sale be-
ing held by the Ladies of the First
Baptist Church, in the room on jack
son street recently vacated by the
Denham Furniture store. The ladies'
have some very desirable second hand
clothes for sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
Small Child Dead.

Sophia Plasecky, a little five-months
old girl died yesterday at fler parents
home at Monongah and was buried
this morning in the Polish Cemetery
at that place. Undertaken R. L. Cum
bingham had charge of the interment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
MRS. cAANNlNo MOORE
uHdersoes Serious Operation But Is
Doing Nicely.

Mrs. Charming Moore recently in.
derWent a very serious operation Ia
q hospital in Los angeles, inforna.
ton received by relatives here Is 70
the effect that she Is doing as wen as
could be expected Mrs. Moore waa
formerly Miss Buris Boydslon. 4
daughter Of Justice and MS Il ~.
Boydston Of the South side. Ms.
Moores many friends aere hope to
soon near Of her early recovery
unolQIkNA. N si
don't hlee your cook boois Il doeS.,'t
eeeommena COD Medal Elnlif Iiiod ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Unknown Man Run Down Near Ben.
toms Ferry.

An unknown man was killed this aft.
enoon near Benton's Ferry by a train
The particulars of the accident could
not be learned. It Is not known wheth.
er it was train II or IA that killed
the man. The message stating the &C.
eIdent asked II the man could be Bert
Hare. 1t was not Hare. He is here
and is well.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
Funeral Notice.

A small child of Alex. Farko, which
died at Hutchinson, will be buried
at Enterprise this afternoon at 4
O'clock, the services being conducted
by Rev. W. o. David, of the Monon-
gah Presbyterian church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

If it is good business sense to have
the store open only "once In a while"
or to- have clerks on duty or a lie
livery service in operation only "once
in a while"-then, perhaps, it is also
well to advertise adequately only
"once in a while"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
Adjudqed Insane.

VIM. Harden, of Kingwood, who was
adjudged insane was taken to Weston
this afternoon. He left this city on
the three o'clock car for cIarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20
CHICKEN THIEVES
Are Causing Annoyance to First Ward
Citizens.

Chicken thieves continue to operate
in the First ward. This time the thief
of the pinnate tribe went to John Rich.
ards place on Sunday night and took
some of mis- choice fowls. Justice
stealey issued warrants yesterday.
Arrests may follow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

If a want ad. fails-well, there isn't
much else TO suggest. But, If the task
and the guest are FEASIBLE the want
I'D. will moi fail!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

Some of today's want ads. may mean
more to YOU than to any one else in
the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

JAMHo EATIENJ WHU MADE MILLIUNS UN RISE IN PRICE
OF WHEAT.
having profit
shortage
the worlds the price will remain high He has quoted
that the of the His deal
the Letter campaign 6O0OOO bushels
which him 81 and which sold Ringing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-20

For 20 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
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Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick women
J -, to write her for advice. She has
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Address Mrs. PinkhaIn, Lynn, Mass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
Gu bIpoig Sfif.

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ON glooet. 9eipmelien loo iaaIe-
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meget RIOT al Sarpe. Sgiaa Com.
meIiingcren 90 DC sprige 6ingre III.
beboloer BLOB, iom let rinoer irem,
naar man ifiGrer Jig meo Ell bpoS
Snip. Ntogle Terioner foloes 8reper
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babe |. Soa6nune @ab folbtes Stocf.
bolms 9loobao. BLOB benptteS %.
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man flyer: "Wteo Sip % BLOB maa
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me, bpilfet unae Gamer nbiolilt maa
gjcre, naar en- Scrre taller Ill benz
ON iliae Sine iom Strempebaao %
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
9pis &pinber tim uiblte
Spiffen VeIbe at GJlebe bet piibe briuss
til enbbers Diem.

SaarSt at sisre Susarbeibe meb "a
berfenbe Rpa.
grineer big iaumerfiilbe Elmer boabs
! Sribeo % unoer GrbeiSe.
&Sis apiuSer Inn uibite a~ariasem -
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Strait t Goan's Sibneb gins. Sruaen a,
en- seite at bette 91ibSeI braste mig ia.
item eiebIiftcIis 9inSring for Rpsimerter
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Gnore RebIemmer al Dor SamiIie bar
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terue bar p9ret beItuo tiIfrebstiuenoe."
2iliaIsS bus ole gpptbetere. Iris soc.
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eneagenter for be Soreneoe Stuter.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31

'TiciIise clogs @iIot. iarIig Sa Bib.
ono. burtig guar fin Undergoing inns.
De / Sc forifiellige Dele af Statcn.
|Senne Hnaitano blep imiblertio for.
Ieoen poa en- tregct eftertrpffeIig
Waaoe imsbeeoaet, ibet enbeI Gar.
mere I M9rbeoen al $aSeI benpenote
fla til @arne Warben Bancroft meo
Wsn ON, at ban mautte fornme %
biGlpe Dem af meo Den Wlasie Bib.
anb, iom bapbe Iaaet fig neo paa
oeres Mgre, Oa bet mefte af bereS 9lp.
ling eIlerS piIoe aua tabt. Store
Sloffe 9gnoer bar nemIig isgt til
Sarmernes Msre efter MRring, % oa
bisie Siisle 10 MI err frebeoe, fan man
life ifpoe Dem. Yan @rim6 al ben
ftore 8egnm9nsoe bar bet nnret en-
tuom9rfet SRion for @ilonn6en. s
miuionpiS bar ben uofI9ffet fine lin.
ger peo De mango imaa Snbiiser,
bporfor Der | oisies umto6elbare
Rprbeo bIiper imaat ON R9rine, os
at Den @rimo tascr 5iigleue fat paa
5arnternes @gre. Mr. Bancroft bar
M begpuot at ipefi,lere paa bporoan
ban fol flInne faa iaget SfrGf | Sar-
niernes ubiione @jGiter, uoen at ait-
itiae ct altfor fort 8loobao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
Oommer GILBERT Johnion

Scr ct biit bare fire HorbmGno |
@(merifa, iom bar opttaaet ben uo.
merfelie at blipe 3rebsbommer, eler
Circuit SuSge". Den fsrite al bisIe
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bar MI p9ret 8rebsbommer | ct balpt
Snes Iar % fommer efter al Sano'
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tens Ssieiteret. Saa er Der Dom.
mer GuaIe / @ilmar % @~rinbelano
/ @arren, Winneiotu, og mi iibit bar
pi aItiaa aIbert Sobnion ! &eo @ing,
Tom forIeoen blep uonpont til Com.
mcr | fsrIte 4rebS | Minneiota, ON.
fatenoe 8opbbue % 0afota Counties.
Sommer Sobnion taller Horif %
faIber fig Iorif, itisnt ban ielp er
feot Mmerifaner. Sans Sorplore bar
blanot De fprIte l%tbpanorere ira Cor.
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mer ieot oen 17be Rop. 1858. San
err aItiaa mart 81 Iar sanlrel. Sele
tit 9ip bar ban uoen g~ibrpbelie bapt
fit Stem / @ooobne Gourtp. Der gien'
nengif ban Gommonifolen. Der git
ban pao IenigbebsIfoIe og blep ban
fonfirmeret, % Der / Geo @ing tube.
reoe ban COMMUNICATED paa 9ontoret
hos en- gommel % anieet Sosisrer.
'Sobnion tog fin Gramen iom gopo'
fut for "a gar iiben o. bar | al BERNIE
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@ing % piinbet mesen gnieelie baa'
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s 10 Iar bar ban pGret Gountpaope,
fat.
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itriftet. at IIbert Sobnion ifuloe no.
nGpnes til bans Gftermano, % Su'
pcrnsr Sobnion efterfom bette 5or'
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nGpncIie err Sateret Srcbag Den 13oe
Mn9uit; men ban err life onertroiif.
CONNER Sobnion er en- italit Wano
meo en- ppperIig SeIbreo, % ban Ter
gobt no.
San er gift me ben .Satter al en- az
8ocobues gonle Tioneerer og S9'
oerSmanb, Iortiu Sobnion Scaiim.
oa bar to baIpporne 9stre. s &eS
@ine or Den npe 9ommer meset 20.
pnI9r. og alle sIGber iig oper bans
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
SIypepramier.

efterat wIeriot forbolosbis let bar
bunoet "DofIp MaiIss $1,000 for al
Hppe ober &unaIef, arbeioer 2atbar
rii paa at tiene Se $4,000, Der Ell
iioiat for Ell UIppnine fro 2onoon til
Chandelier.
s "@eitminiter Gasette" timber 81
imiolertib belle Den irnponereitbe ST.
tie ober be Wrpmter, Der ! giebIiffei
Ton pinoes al Glppere.
Raa Strnfnfngen 2onoon- Wan.
DIETER er Der en- bel @rffe: $50,000
for oert Der tan tiIbageIaese Stref.
ningen paa minSre emo "a Elmer.
$4,000 til ben fsrite GneI9nber.
Der fIpoer Strpfninecri iioen &enipn
til Siben. TiuGgsprGnie paa $3.50
bpis Mptoren er eneeIif. {.
grsbrene Wrigbts Sufceis bar for.
~nnleoiget en- Mpffe frantic Brpmier.
6srit forifieuise Smanprnmier pna
1000 q 1000 Srnucs for ben, Der
ilaar grsorenes forifieuige &eforoer.
Serefter fire Br9mier til ialt 10000
ST. for Den, Ger mebtager Pasiage.
rer Ell bis Str9fuing.
Gnobibere: 10000 Srancs for
ben, Der flpper fra grpSieI til Sltenoe
og tiIbase isien. $4,000 for ben
Gnglenber, Der flpber ooer Ell Wsil
meo en- Waifine, iom belt igiennem
er al eneeIif 5abrifat. 10000 Srcs.
for ben, Der flpber fra grerierplaoien
peb Gbalons til Grerierplaoien peo
Srrp % 10000 Srancs til ben, Der
fra al. 10 ON Sormioasen til 3 ON
gftermtobaeen flpper rultot ON ga.
ris.
5Ippning ober Suoionflooen fra
SEEM Dort til IIbanp bonoreres meo
$4,000. Eli ben Ser fan fere en-
Faslager ira Seineoepartementet I'll
9epartementet Bun De Dome | 6 81.
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minbite og I~etteite aeroplan 1000
SranS. Sar ben, Ser fan itanie fin
Iotor | 2iiften % Dog life bale mere
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SroncS.
StaIien raooer oper en- Er9mie
paa $4,000 Sire for ben, Der lpoer
fra WtIano til Surin.
SpifIanb bar en- BrGmie paa 90
900 Marf for ben, Der fpper frl
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
Nnrn Dukntn.

Gbiuin 9. Siipm, Sberiff | @il'
Iiams County, blcp forleben | Wil'
liston Gift meS Miis Warie Speien.
De npaiite tiltraaote Ell 8rpaupsreile
til @~eitfpiten.
Sill Sibliutbcfar | 8ranb Surfs.
Miis elaine Siungberg fra Sames'
torun, %. g., er nalst til gibliotbefar
/ oct ofientliee Garnegie'9ibliotbef |
8ranS Sorts iiteoetfor @siiS GIi0a'
beth abbot.
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paif | Grafton % ailore Sper ! WalIb
Gountp, bporpeo life mirlore enc 16
Gerioner arreitereoes for ulopligt
Guardianship. Soruoen | Grafton
er Der iorctaget arreitationer | 8ar'
ioip, Irooh, Sairoale, Sanfin,
Ioams, Gonipap og Winto.
Srrbt al CT plm Ore. Ole &uit,
Ell pelbapenoe Sarmer | Hprbeoeu al
Belmont, blep iorleoen Dag brrbt al
Ell ohm Ore paa lin Sarm oerIteos.
Mr MlHt blep iapnet al i'm Samille
efter at bare pGret frap9renbe | lem
Elmer, og peo anltiuet G~iteriegclie
fanbtcs bans frpgtelig lentlGlteoe Zig.
Gn al 9abocrne brRbte Sren meb ct
RiileifnS. 9pret bapoe for piit Jig at
bare farIi9, ibet en- al Wr. Suits
0etre n9r bar bIepen brGbt, men oa
ISren par al fuIobloos &ace bopoe
man fpiet iig for at file JIG al meo
ben.
&nrier &gerbrng. @eb oct Wsbe
'of Statens Observation-Disclosures,
Iiom fornplig bolotes | @alep Gitp,
iorbanoleoes ser ON 2nifcligbeoen al
at moerpiie / Igerbrug peo De Of
ientlige Sfoler noe / 2an6oiitrifterne.
Get bar bo Meuineen, at Der i9rlig
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ne Iigeipm Ell @ruuopoIb, - DC for.
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Sorbbpr, 8rsniaqer % 6ruat. Ger
neointtes en- 4onnite, Der ifal gisre
llofoit til et 1uooont SuriitS, itrGf.
fenoe fig oper Ter Tiger meb eli 81
mes llnoerpisning bper llae. 3enne
&onite bill ropportere in6en lite 81.
tober, og butS Blnncn oa er tilfreoS.
~Itiaenoe, bill Der blipc giort 6orieg
poa peS Sop at gisre Agerbrug til
tpluaett 6na. Ger bIep en6oioere
req famine Wsbe unbeialet, at aas'
icrerppiteu peb De forifieliae Sfole.
oiitrifter npbroe$, % at SfoIcrneS
MiSIcr forpaItes al peSfommcnoe
Gountpfasicrer. Nteb Senipu til
9rrebsger fattebcs Der ingen @eiIllt.
ningcr, men at bpert Golmtp boooe
ems Spitcm ipnteS at pinoe melt iii
illltnind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-31
Sub pnkntn.

S6Orpalb SnffenSabl bleu / De.
annbeIien al forrigc llge brrbt al SD.
net me0ens han arbei0c6e meo al
itrffc so / 0prheoen al Coleman.
9lioeoe, Ser bar 40 Iar gommel %
ugiit, bapoe tit Stem hos fin Mooer
/ Coleman.
Surtrinlig Iaisnbling. : 9roof.
inaS Gountp bar man idur iaa goo
Ytoisapling. at oeu | enbper Scenic.
enoe taaler SummeuIignina meo oct
beoite iom Stotcn Soma fan opoiie.
9ctte bIep for uoaIe gar tiIbage on.
iect for en- llmlIiabeb, men Tolf ira
Soma, Der / 26bet al Sc iioIte Bar
Tiger bar opboIot Tia / 9roofinos, bar
ertIGret Waiien Der for at bore ioa
600, at Den panifelig fan onertrrffes.
Ran9e aare biz eiue 70 @uibeIs pr.
gcre, og erOeI al 0eu er aIlerehe ioa
lanai fremme, at Den life fon ifobes
al 5roit. Set er oiimof noaet enc.
%iinoenoe, at man al Moisaarc | Suo
.Safota fon ubto9e Spomais | gll-
quit Wianneb, men bette oil paa Here
Steoer bIipe giort inar.
6u nh "ea~nScplasc". Ser err bic.
ben ianrct iaa mcset oper, at De for.