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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
AN INTRODUCTORY WORD.

Some of the readers of The Mis-
soulian have been readers of The
Kingdom: but most have not. 1t is
perhaps not out Of place. then. to say
a word or two regarding the purpose
Of this column. Its editor believes
with an ever-deepcning conviction
that righteousness cxalteth ma
ton" and that no community can lie
as prosperous as it ought to be un-
less genuine religion and practical
righteousness are wrought into its
daily life. But the emphasis OF pop
uIar modern thought and CONVERSE
tion and reading IL upon things ma
estate and banking ad merchandising
to largely fill peouIe's minds.
Now these things are not bad
themselves: but they have no power
to satisfy the cravings Of the inner
life. Of the noblcr self. 4 man might
as well try to feed his stomach with
straw as 10 satisfy his soul with
business and politics. Christ has
told OF such n man. who, having
amassed great wealth. said to him
self: soul. take thine ease; eat,
drink and he merry" But that very
n1Ent tndt man y tpHl NBuIz out
the unknown and unmeasured future.
lean and poverty stricken, while his
goods remained to be qaarreled over
by his heirs. Straw IL all right in
it place and for its suitable uses. So
are merchandise and money and trad
ing. But they are worthless to sat
isfy the deeper cravings of every
mans SOU.
II will be the urpose of this col
umn. therefore. u supply informa-
ti"n and though. suited to the moral
and spiritual needs of the community:
and IL is earnestly hoped that while
these needs may in Il measure he
met, they will also be increased. The
spirit of sectarianism and of dogma
tism will find no expression here.
but the general tone of this column
will be tolerant and catholic. while
Mt the same time intense and earnest
for all righteousness and justice and
for the God of righteousness and JUS
tira
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
THE MAN IN THE BOY.

In the acorn is wrapped the forest
In the little brook, the sea:
The twig that will sway with the
sparrow today,
1t tomorrow's sturdy tree.
There is hope in a mothers joy.
Like neach in its blossom furled,
And Il noble boy. gentle hoy.
\ manly boy is king of the world.
The bower that will never fail us
Is the soul of simple truth:
The oak that defies the stormiest
skies
Was upright in it's youth:
The beauty no time can destroy
In the pure young heart is furlcl:
And a worthy hoy. n tender boy,
\ faithful boy is king of the world.
The cub of the royal lion
Is regal in his play:
The eaglet's pride. is rs fiery-cycd
As the old birds bald and gray.
The nerve that heroes employ
In the child's Young arm is furled.
And a gallant boy. truthful boy.
\ brave, pure boy is king of the
world.
George s. Burleish.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

satisfied men and women would find
were they To take long journeys OF
investigation. In Chicago. at the gate
way to the north. south and west. a
plan OF the Northwest Opportunity
league. ON whose advisory board are
NJ. f. Hay. governor of Washington:
Edwin l.. Norris. governor of Mon
tana: Joseph Simon. mayor of Port
land: Louis w Hill. president Of the
Great Northern railway: Howard FL
lott president of the Northern Pacific,
and Darius Miller. first vice president
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railway.
THE visitor will be shown how the
arid lands are irrigated and viii be
raised on the once inhospitabic soil,'
Secretary Ballinger said. Prospective
settlers Of the far west will be able
Ia canvass all the available areas.
and To ascertain the exact conditions
prevailing I'm each locality. Taking II
all together. | cannot praise the ex-
position too highly as an educational
feature aiding the governments work
In rcelaiming the arid lands and en-
couraging settlement In these portions
Of the far west
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
AFTER THE BATTLE.

New York is now engaged in retro
spcctive consideration Of the municipal
campaign. Some Of the stories that
are told are amusing. One of these
tales relates to meeting Of women
at Carnegie hall. which was addressed
by Mrs. pankhurst. the English suf-
fagettc leader. The speaker had fin
ishcd her aggressive harangc and the
waves OF hystericai enthusiasm In the
audience were running high. when
some one In the audience. some mean
man. of course. who had sneakcd in.
sent a slip OF paper with a question to
the platform. The question read: rs
not wcll-fcd cook Of more service
to her country than a half-starvcd
martyr chained to the grill Of the
house of commons The paper was
signed. 20. II. r. Barnard" when
Mrs. Blatch. the president of the
Equality league who was also acting
as chairman of the meeting. read the
petition. she became indignant. Then
she noticed the name Barnard" on
the slip. and by n brilliant use of
feminine logic. jumped Immediately to
the conclusion that the writer OF the
question could be no other person than
the fusion candidate for mayor. The
discrepancy In the initials-thosc Of
Mr.. Barnard being otto ibid not
worry her for moment. Bristling
with Indignation, she informed the
meeting that Mr.. Barnard the candi-
date for mayor. had grossly insultcd
the women. She read the question
and signature. and there was such
storm Of hooting. stamping Of feet
and kissing that the building fairly
shook. a riot seemed imminent and IL
took some time before the indigna-
tion of the women had cooled down
sufficiently to make 1t possible to pro-
ceod with the program.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
SEEING Is BELIEVING.

The exposition as Il part of the cam
paign for peopling the northwest is
the subject of an interesting interview
with Secretary Baliingcr OF the in
terror department. published in Chi
cago. In this talk with II Chicago
newspaper man. the secretary referred
TO what he had seen in the west on
his recent tour. and mentioned to the
forthcoming exhibition of western
products in Chicago. In this exhibi-
tion the Bitter Root is TO be well
represented. which gives us local
interest in the show. The exposition
is coming into favor as the most ef-
fectise means of convincing inquirers
as to the merits Of any region.
The railways of the northwest par
ticularIy are turning toward that
method with moving pictures To add
To the riyidness of the story told at
short range about the actual products.
actual conditions and the actual
scenes which the land hungry ar dis
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
BOOSTING AND KNOCKING.

These are coed days for Missoula.
/ Optimism is in the air. "Boost' Is
/ the popular cry. This Is good: it is
like a tonic to live in such an atmos-
here Yet tl,,rc is in all this a sub
tie danger. Ncn may cry: Peace.
cacc,' when the conditions Of peace
are lacking So that there can he no
peace. He woulo he a foolish doctor
Mho. when call, Il to treat an eruptiye
disease. should smear the surface of
the skin with fragrant salve. bidding
the patient hc quiet and say no more
for all was now well. \ patient i'll
his senses would dismiss such doc
: tor and summon one who would
strive to bring about n publication of
the blood supply. leaving the erup-
tinns Ia disappear as natural and
automatic result.
Such spirit and method as this
should be scdulouslv avoided i'm all
efforts at local boosting. II should
be honestly and clearly recognized
that some conditions exist i'm Missoula
which can never be other than a him
drancc to the best growth and de-
velopmcnt of the city. The presence
of evil women in an undisturhed col
ouy in the heart "f town VIII con-
time to bc Il stumbling block in the
path of many families who would
otherwise make their homes here. 1t
will also ALWAYS be n source of moral
and physical disease which will lower
the standard of MisSouta manhood
And II will stiii further always be 4
source Of dishonesty which will more
or less extensively .honeycomh cur
municipal government
other evil conditions exist. t. which
future reference will be made, But
for the moment think only of the one
just mentioned. No one should be
called knocker because he cries Il
warning to the city on account of this
hideous state of affairs. Nor should
anyone be called knocker who
raises to demand that somethin. be
done to eradicate this sore. To say
that similar conditions exist in other
cities and nothing can he done is to
admit lack Of gumption or lack of
principal. There are other cities SIM
Harry cursed. but there are other
cities. too. from which open and rec
ognized prostitution have been driven
To say that the unfortunate women.
IL driven from their present quarters.
would spread over the city is 10 admit
shameful inefficieney on the part
OF the police.
Had King George Ill been posted
on goth century phraseology. he would
doubtless have called a lot Of people
in Boston knockers, They objected TO
certain tax. Finally th.- refused
To pay it. Then they dumped a lot
oi tea into Boston harbar and
thumhed their noses at Kins George.
We. however. look TO thes,. men as
immortal heroes in the formative
period OF American lie. Ye, the
thing thnse men did Car th.. cause nj
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
MONDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1909,
THE cUMMiNs VIEW.

Reading carefully the speech Of SEN
ator cummins in Chicago Saturday
night. the opinion forces itself upoii
us that the Iowa senator Is not as
much opposed TO the tariff law as he
IL to Speaker Cannon. He devoted
more of his speech to the discussion
Of the speaker than To the tariff law.
1t was wrong, in his estimation for
the veteran Illinois member OF con-
gress to go into Iowa and say mean
things there about the men who OPP
cretion the speaker was roundly scored
and the tariff measure. per Sc. became
a secondary issue with the Iowa man.
In his statement OF his tariff views
Mr.. cummins said he favors a tariff
commission, which will have charge
of imposing duties when careful in
Sestigation has been made: but In his
reference to the proposed central bank.
he said he was opposed To IL. as II
eial system in the hands of few
men who might be inuflucnccd by
personal reasons in their actions. His
argument might with equal force be
directed against the tariff commission.
There is as much opportunity there
as in the banking plan for men to
80 wrong. The trouble with Senator
cummins Is that he assumes that all
men are wrong who do not agree with
him, and he takes the further false
position that all men i'm positions of
public trust are crooked: this is II
wrong assumption, both ways. II IL
an insult To the citizenship of the
country. and Senator Cummins knows
that it is not true. He is n poser and
his campaign methods are. to our no
tion, much more Objectionable than
those OF Speaker Cannon. which Mr.
Cummins SO savagely attacks.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Germany has law. which provides
for the appointment of IA guardian or
curator for any man who is earning
sufficient wages to support himself
and those depending upon him. but
sauanders his money through vicious
habits. His employer. in such cases,
Is ordered To pay the wages of the
proflisatc to hi. guardian, appointed
by the magistrate of the respective
district, who uses the money for the
support of the mans wife and. chill
dren.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
The Kingdom Column
CONDUCTED BY REV. o. S. eAYLEY.

justice in national government would
be practically duplicated in the cause
OF municipal righteousness by the
man or men who will cause pr"sti-
tuition To be driven out of our city.
True boosting Is like a man stand
ing upon two legs One leg rests upon
material and business facts: the
other upon mosal principles. There
fore If the moral basis is ignored or
Slighted in the work of boosting. that
work is sure TO be weak and un-
steady like man standing on one
leg
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08
VIRGINIA TIMBER BURNS.

Winchester. No.. Noy. THE for
ests on the Great North mountains.
west of Winchester. are on fire, and
the flames. famed by high winds. are
sweeping over large areas of valuable
timber lands. Lack of rain has made
the forests dry and ready prey for the
flames.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Statistics given out by the bureau
of immigration nj the department OF
commerce and labor. report the num-
ber of emigrants who arrived in the
United States during the fiscal year
ended June So at 751.lSs.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Western Montana water will aid the
development of the country by the
Production of electric energy. as well
as by the production of grain and
fruit
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

lf only Senator Cummins will talk
himself out before congress meets. we
will have some peace: but II looks as
If he were merely getting into con-
dition for the approaching talkfest.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Senator cummins is willing To abide
by the decision Of Il referee. providing
he has the naming of the referee.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

II is gratifying Ia learn from SEN
atrr Cummins that he does not pro-
pose To go tn the extreme of openly
joining with Bryan.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The advertising which the Bitter
Root receives In the East from re-
turned visitors is the best boosting
there could be.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The practical operation of the tariff
law will upset most of the argument
now made against il. based on hypoth-
csis.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The best proof of the wisdom of the
tariff legislation Is the boom which it
has given industry.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The weather man is entitled to en-
crossed resolutions of thanks from the
$4,000" club.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

II will require financial expert TO
pass upon the Adsieh bank plan.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The Sanders county people would
rather have ii chance tn get aboard
the new trains than merely To watch
them go by.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The Woman's club is actively en-
gagged in the booster game. with plans
for completing its building fund.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Drummonds claim for honors in the
drS-farm class is worthy Of considera-
tion.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

The criticism Of the big bridge is in
different key from that which MAS
sounded in June.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Judge Clements of Helena should
speak from manuscript when he dis-
cusses the reform school.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Even at Il banquet in the honor of
the president. Tillman will not partici-
pate unless he can have his own way
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Next Sunday we will stroll across
the bridge. completed as to the foot
way.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

II is gratifying 10 note that tranic
justifies the new train service.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-08

Every good building is boost for
the tnNn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
WbbotsfGro.

IbbotSiorb, @aIter Scots prGgs
tiae Sanoeienopm S~fotIaub, itaor
for Sioen aperteret Iebig / crecIifc
Blade. Sarife let bill oct bel ncppc
bIi at iinbe en- 2eier. foroi Suiinoer al
Srcnmeoe bpert gor beisgcr 8obiet,
% fligt Subrpf al Srriiter or 10 iffc
oItiS bcbaseIigt for Dem, icm oil npoe
9anSIipeiS frebeIiee Silprrelic. Cir
@oIters Scrmie bar pcb hans GsS
aIoelcs sbeIagt. : gnret 1896 bIcr
ban iubpiflet ! i'm SprITgaerS % i'm
@onfiers aoufurs % itoo pluSIclig
o~perior en- @irIo paa 2la Niaioner
arouer, Tom ban iorpIisteoe lig til al
betaIe, uoen esentIie at bore rsbt I'll
oct. Som SsIse beraf arbeioebe ban
iia libel | 9sbet al ct gar gor. SeN
bans ScS par bare libt oper SaIpbe.
len al @iGIoen brftet. IbbotsforS
bIep rebhet for Samilieu, iorbi SOB.
Jet allerebe for 1926 bar gaaei pper
til Gistereus eneite SIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Trpmmc.

Z "Sunbbcbsblaoet" IGieS: Zen
InifueIic pinber mere % mere Sno'
pas, at oct nlcite al bpao Ncnnc'fer
oplcucr / Iremune, Ell Gang tioIigere
/ Slratcn bar pGrct oirteligt meo
andre Orb: / Sremme aicunemgaar
nj SoriGorencS SpIcpeIicr. ) CT
uoeuIon6if pibcnitabcIigt SiosIfriit
poupcaes set blanbt anbct, at Grcir.
men ON Solo giermcm Siiten er CT
@epiS berior; tbi / Grsmme opIeper
man albria al naa Sorben eaer itan.
les al noact. bpao Der unber Den gip'
ne Sorflariug or let al ioritaa; tbi
bore Sori0ore, Tom siennemsit Den
pirfeIise Sare Galo fra bsie Srpr
ener Iisu.). maa entcu peo Sab bare
ireIit fig ieIp, buao Der bar prret Tor
sIrhelist I'll at aisre noaet parist
'SuStrpf pad Siernen, eler osiaa bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

'6usOenuen', im fnoes afbhbet ber r en- moberne, bsiarus gRa1as
Hkr nogei lpnenbe Wobel fm New Home Gpmapnen, nsb 1kesneIk d
ds eennes sos % nbduffsle al ale bes bamtge gsenHaber. Ser q ID
Dafinens sbe Gsnfaber fpt manse. ne 5orb5tnset, iOm nsbpenSisos mas
siue Ten I'll en- Wafne af fsfs afasf.
On al be fsrar Gorbefe ipm er taet eer New Home" Mfafhnen, g
en at ben sher ct Positive Feed. itt Der ik bebspss nosen GipI er
Spraa Tor al fa WRuftnen til at araoe. Gu arben belbie Sprbebrns, fpm
mart uI bnpe poofssnne at Gubper, ium fenphsr Daa1hnnL ct a feed. Der e.
hahbes fOnaruert at ben Ton bepes as ianss pso en- Nmpl Snbretnius, uben
at fomms gersnie mb the feed dog Sen sdme Naabe at resakre benns
Shss Raffne paa. pb Sietp af Sfner, iom hfbolot the feed dog til tho
feed bar, bar afib meofsrt Sanielsbebsr, tbi brum bet life bep foreaest meb
@sashsbeN, pHbe the feed dog snsn ramme GOrs sar gasfben al Iaa'
plabsn enr ogfoa bible the feed bGe uieun.
guphnn arbdber let % naisu lpOLSf. Naaeboreu er runb, men sess
iatur2Ht adjustable bearings) pallet meb Silt buinkt eter mere enb aL
mnbeGs SHbbarbb, os buorpeo geaaiearrea Bitter ifaub til Innsere lib at
arbeibe ubu DIE nbeu at Iihes. Noar stphLn saor Iorbi gaaen % siennem
2sttn r Coertraoben 1an bullet gir at ben aois Tan bremes. NaHineu
traoer fig fu babe sre % neSs Tranh % arbiter automaiit uben SemNpu
til let eer fpert Mrbebe.
"Susuennea" buser bObtst 1raab % laoer lock stitch. Den sore
1raab fms Iie fra Spoen uben at trates stnnem et eRr Here Suuer, f@
ben naar Euasdt. stpthen treber fig nio; ben tan trebes M@e Os e Il.
at fOrHaa. Waoteu er selfsetting, % tan a4taa lite fattes klastts.
Deb bort Citing trataes besse 1ruate taft iammen Os lutes DFioen a,
Zset % Stnsene sfsres berDeo fulbeuot fa Os iulofanbis ems pa hsss
ehr az 7skt. NRainen er foipaet ueb LIFT Saanbbiul bporoeo man Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
311iarpuH,r.
sclifab nil bnaae Serinashuipit0

9eItprclien for Selitabet "Snoepen'
bent ORDER Of Heb Wen", Der forrige
llge holot Mteoe / @~alesuille, beIlut.
teoe at opisre ct Sanotorium for S9'
rineSipge / Douglas Gountp. Inltal'
ten lfal foite $1,000.
So Scrnbancbctjcntc fpGitcoe. Ct
8rnstoa pao SmabuAsanen git Den
10be IS. al Sporet peo Gouoerap,
tporpeb Sprbeoer Is. Strpm ira Sob
Teton % premier %. q, Selpig ira
.Spoorer tom iiIifaoe. Ge bragtes
beaoe til @irhipooo.
&c npc Staalprrfer. Set ier'te
al De to me StaaIpGrfer, Der bper
til Ell @ctoiming AZ life mlnore enc
20 Wilioner Collars bliuer op1srte
i eupcrior og TuIutb, ligeS MI at
bile prre i iulo iGroig Stano 1911,
oa Ell arbeioSitprfe poa 1000 Wnno
bill ga ueo ocnre iinoe SeifiTitigel'e,
Oct orNet al De TO tlGrnpcmp@'i9c
Gprctoaenocr bill oerpou bllpe Tulo'
bprbet iau burtis iom SilItanoen pao
Wtorfcoet maatte trGoe, % oct anita
oeS iolnlinoeligbeb, at og'aa Stoal'
prrf 20. = pil bare / 0riit ltoerr
iorholoSpiS fort 5ib citer at Oct ier'
tie or blcpen iGrbist. StaaIbaroler'
ne bar allcrebe iiogipet cocr Ell Will.
Collars paa bisic arIGg, % oo9 or
intct onoct enc io~rbercocnoe Irbet'
Der cnbnu uoisrt. Sg'aa iaar hi
man inoifrrrfe Jig til bisie, Der DO
pcoioacIia bcItoar al Sernbare' %
@robpariuq, Silpcicbrinaclle az Wfa'
tcriolcr 0. I. p. Sort urite gdr oil
&c eecntIiae aouitruttionsorbeioer be-
auubc. GrepeIpiS fan anfereS, at Der
opfprcS ell Gro. Der iult er 2,400 300
lana. Som @pqqctomt for StoalpGr'
let or uoiect 1,600 gcres Sano peo
st. 2piiis Hipcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Smcrte fsrcnb ben Dag, ba Butteu

Smerte isrcnb ben Dag, ba Butteu
bsoe.
Seitis Stprm ! 9etriot. Iat til
Snsooe bapoe ma MaretS beftigits
Heeuitorm | Detroit, ioet Der | 80
bet al gtatten faIbt life minore END
fem % Ell baln 5pmme Megn. Ter
raieoe osiua iamtibis ct peoboIoenbe
Sorbenpeir, % fem Suie | Ypeu bier
/ 2ebet al 0atten rammeoe al Spnet.
aplingen leo betpoelig Sfabe peS
bette Esregn, % Snobsimingen bier
noeet toriinfet.
Gpiocmicn | Winpna aitascr. Zen
isr omtalte lammenoe Spgoom, Der
bor beriet blanot gsrnene | @inona,
ipne6 M at ppre | aitagenoe. Ger
par iorrige llse insen itpe 1tlfGIoer,
% Sunobeosppieuet tillfriper bette
Den SmitGnoisbeo, at Der oa ialoi
rigelig Reen, bporfor Der life bar iao
meaet Stop / 2itften, iom Der isr bar
pGret. Salt CT Der iorefommet 80
5iIiGloer al benne Spgoom | 8i'
mona.
Sfpbrub pcS Saiplcp. Nat til lite
os. inotroi Der ct Sfpbruo peo Saip'
len, bporpeo life minbre emo fire Wtil
al Nortbern Yaciiic ganens Spor
blcp ifpIlet pPf. aQe Sog paa oenne
@ane maatte nPlie Ga9 benptte Great
Alortberns Spor ira ct. Vaul oper
9ornespiue til 8rano SORTS. ) Sap'
len itoo 8onbei iaa bsit, at mango
5amilier mtaatte lutte op | onoen
Gtoge al iine Sitie, og peo Stocf'
MOOD par Sernbanciporct belt unoer
Gan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
3tliilurJota.
9iererlntfc nco Snltun.

aiprcnlntfc nco Snltun. ". Z,
Saaeu, en- 20 Slor qaumleI 6arrncr,
Ser booze imocnior Cation. blep FOR
Ieoeu faitct uo al lin @ogu % etebIit'
feIig 0rubt ioet bans Ncite iprang
lsbif.
Spceiclt @ula i Detroit. Der er i
Getriot Sperpsmanl ON n uoiteoe
9onos for $4,000, % ct ipccieIi
gaIe Tor at aigisre bette oihoISeS Den
16oe aua. 9tpunie Smu itaI benDt.
tes til llobeorina Al &pcr@ @annip.
item OF 2p$pCrt. Ut omiattenoC
aloatinirm tliper / CONNER onIogt
gpnncSlna % &rano. en- Itol
2aope paa Carl llmluuiS Tarm
Sscor 5opnibip pco 6eraiIs Sail;
bier forriqe llac rammct al Spnct oe
reobrrnnte. 20 Seite iubebrGnote
% oct belle Cab beIsb iig II! omtrent
$1,000.
2ibet Sunr fOr0ploer Cohen. q
q. SeIbeims 13rloriae Sgu ScIme,
hsoe iorrige llge / 5orPlbrcres &icu
/ 5airfnr al 9PunofIemme. Il Gngt
for bapoe @rtteu trnnoi paa et gam
melt 9enimffe, bporpeo ban erbolo,
ct ubetpbeIigt Sanr UNDER Den enc
SOB. Get lille Saar iorooI0te ingel1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
3Mputuuu.

5il Voitmeiter / 5renh Guild.
9eer 2ooge Gortntp, er uon9pnt Sar.
oep Sesien.
@ammcl Sag paaSpmt. ct. 2ouis
Wiuiug ano Wiains 60. aulagoe for
oper tppe aar iioen Sag moo Mon.
tona Winine 60, ioet bette onflage'
oes for at babe brepet Wineorift pao
%IsritnGunte SeIifabs Gienoomme
NPrbeoen al Selena, % Der forbre.
beS Ell Rillon Collars / g%ritatning
berfor. Sogen bar | alle oiSie aar
pGret orsftet peb DC forifieIige Ret-
ter, inotil Den enoelig forIeoen Gag
oiilutteoes | Selena, ioet alogerne
tilfienotes 5000, 1872.
S%crnbanernes Sfatteprrbi. Sta.
tens Voaro OF EQUALIZATION bar for.
rige llge ialnlet / Selena, % Statens
Sernboner bleb peo bette Wsoe barb.
latte. Sorsgelien / Sfatteppr.
oien for SernbanerneS 8eofommen.
De er iaar meget b~etpbelig, ioet Den
belsber Jig til life minore emo ii Mil.
lioner Collars. 9ette ifriper fla til.
bells ira en- 10 Yrocent Sorbeielie
paa SopeoIinierne ~tilbsrenoe Hortb.
ern Taciiic % 8reat Hprtbern iantt
en- 5orbsieIie ira $17,250 til $1S,'
.975 pr. Mil pna Oregon Short Cine,
Wortona Central og Butte, anacon.
ca & Eaciiic. Wilmaufee. gonens
&pitlinie er euopioere ianr en- betp.
bclig Gilbert, % oenne err pGroiat til
$4,000 pr. Mil. Canine Sfatte.
pRroi blep ogiaa paalast s. s. Sias
me @ane ira Billings til Greet
Sails. Ter pil ben 21oe Iugnit blipe
%anleoning for De forifieaige Serbia.
ner at iremfomme meb Broteiter, men
Get ultages, at ale ganer bill goo.
ficnoe De i~oretagne Sorbeielier noen
at gnp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

De fommet iaa itpgt tillfaoe, at De er
oebe al Sdgerne, inben be bar naaet
at forpIante SIReten. 8eo nsiere at
giennemgaa pisie 3preformer, iom
bar lepet Iarbunbreber tiIbase, fan
man forflare fig De grfarinser, iom
oalepenoe Wenneifer bar bapt, %
iom ri gieniinoer / 9rsmmen: 3pre.
f%orfslgelie, Slangebio, lltsisplage,
apGlningsanfalo, Slppebremme %
III. r. Get piIbe bare meget interes.
liant at anitiae pirfelig Sorisg ODER
beune Sag.