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At Topeka-Topeka, 4 Omaha l.
AT Fueblo-Pueblo. .; Sioux city. 4.
At Wichita-Wichta. 3; Des Mones, 4.
At Denyer-Denver, 4; Lincoln, .
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Shoemakers Take the Third.

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 24.-It re-
qured ten innings yesterday for the 10
calls to make ii three straight from Ports
mouth, the contest being won, 4 to >, in
the extra inning by single by Jackson
and a long drive into left by Wallace.
Both teams hit the ball hard, but Ports
mouth would not have lost but for errors
by Toner and McCauley. both bad throws
to bases. allowing the home team to tie
up. Orths work at second and Wolf S
fielding in right for Portsmouth were the
fielding features. Score:
Ri T..
Iynchburg.. 0 1 o o O Il 10 o
Portsmouth,. . o q o 2 o u % 10 3
Batterfes-Griffin. Moser and Pratt Foxcn,
Hennifan and McCauey. Umpire-Pender
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Petworth Noses Out Takoma.

In a game marked by peculiar Incl
dents Petworth yesterday defeated Ia
koma in the Suburban League. 3 to ..
Shekles held the winners down to two
hits and his team .outfielded Petworth.
but still he lost out. Ganett was hit
hard The playing of Mayne. ]. Donnelly
and Mosberg was the feature Score:
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Petworth ......-.. q = o d q x-3
Takoma .......... o D o l y 1-2
First base on errors-Petworth. Q: Takoma. >.
base on balls-Of Ganett 6: Off Shekles &.
Three-base hit-Fallon. Two-base hits-Brown.
King. Teriinger. Appleman. Sacrifice hits-Ie
Due, Ganett. Stolen bases-Mosberg F. Mayne
ta,. Clayton. C. Mayne "a. w Donnclly ia.
Judd. WinslOw. Double pays-Donnclly tunassist-
ed) Ganett to c. Mayne to Stevenson Hit by
ptcher-By Shekles. ,. Tmpire-Mr. Graham.
Time Of game-1 hour and IS minutes
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w estern League.

At Greenville-Greenville. :i Spartanburg. 2.
AT Charlotte-Greenhoro. ~ Charlotte o.
At AndersOn-Wi Winston- Salem. =: Anderson 1.
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Colored Departmental League.
How the Clubs Stand.
Romp for G.. P. o.

G. p. o. defeated the Municipal team,
ID to .. In the Colored Departmental
League yesterday, scoring twelve runs in
the last inning. Cox's work on the bases
was the feature. Score:
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Totals. .13 10 81 Is Totals g 524 3 s
Fort Washington changed pitchers in the sixth

Earned runs-Fort Washington l. Two-base
Ihit-Scholl First base on balls-Or Brostrom
D. OF Marks 81 Of knifiin. B. Struck out-By
on basea-Fort Washington. s: Company 4. 10.
Double plays Sandal and Collins. Wild pitches
-Brostrom; Marks and kniffn. Balk-By March.
Passed hall-McFetrdge First base on errors
Fort Washington. 9: Company \. g. Hit by
pitcher-Shellhas. McFetridge. Dodds Koch Hits
on Brostrom. 8; of Marks .. Umpres-Messrs
Weaver and Roth Time of game-1 hour and IS
minutes,
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Mrs Wilbur Eliason died at Chester
town, Md, leaving her husband. five sons
and daughter. She was before her mar.
riage Miss Mamie Brown.
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diamond was the kind that Norfolk and
Roanoke played yesterday afternoon.
After eleven innings the game was called
on account of darkness with the score &
to & Umpires Mace and Evans had
strenuous jobs Often both were sur
rounded by the members of both teams.
In the ninth inning, after Shaughnessy
manager of Roanoke. had been put out
at first base he and Chandler had per-
sonal collision. Chandler claims that
Shaughnessy called him a bad name and
he struck him. The two players clinched
and were punching each other when
other players and special police separ-
ated them. Spectators also broke into
the field. Shaughnessy and Chandler
We're put out of the game.
Roanoke scored five times in the 1uurth
and fifth innings and apparently had the
game safely won, but Norfolk tied the
score in the ninth. Score:
R.H.E
Roanoke. 2 . o q O-6 .
Norfolk. o % u u 0-6 l. q
BatterieS-Nail. Hale, roaue and Ryan Fox.
Temple and Munson. Cmpircs-Macc ana Evans.
Time of game hours and - minutes.
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Richmond Colts Win.

DANVILLE. Va, June 34.-Rchmond
took the last game of the series yester-
day a result of inability of tile Red
Sox to solve Revell's delivery. The five
singles secured off him were widely seat
tered and not one of the locals reached
third. The work of Smith for the visitors
was also a feature. He accepted seven
chances in center field and nearly all
We're of a difficult character. Loos, for
the locals. pitched a great game and was
given fast support, but he allowed two
hits to be punched in the second inning.
which We're just enough for Richmond to
win. A triple by Ison and a single by
Seihert tell the story of the victory.
Score:
RH f..
Richmond. ..... q | o q q o 0-1 :, o
Danvillc o y q y q q D 90 :, O
Batteries--Reve and Messitt; Ioos and Laugh
lin. Umpire-IIennegar.
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American Association
Carolina League

At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Toledo o.
AT Kansas City-kansas City, 1; Columbus,
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.
Southern League.

At Newark-Newark A. Toronto =
At Baltimore-Baltimore. 4, Montreal 1.
AT Rochester-Buffalo, 10; Rochester l.
Southern League.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 4: Birmingham. L.
At New Orleans-Nashville, Q: New Orleans L.
At Mobile-Atlanta. 2; Mobile, L.
At Little Rock-Montgomery, s. Little Rock A.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Good Base Ball and Bad Fights.

NORFOLK. Va. June 24.-Base ball as
furious as any ever seen on a Norfolk
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interesting event OF tho meeting win b
the free-for-all today.
Horses with marks as low a. 2O6k
have been entered.
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Land Held by the Colonists.

The coIorists held their land from the
PATRONS upon leases, beaver pelts and
other skins being accepted for rent in
stead of cash. which was very scarce
even up to the time OF the revolution.
s. little money was there in the country,
indeed, that a law was passed al an early
daE making wampum-the Indian cur
rency-leSai tender among the settlers.
Among other regulations for the gov
ernment OF the PATRONS II was provided
that each tenant should be supplied with
one yoke OF oxen, two cows, two sows
and number OF sheep and chickens and
If in the course of time with Gods
blessing, the stock multiply the bou-
weries can be fully stocked with neces-
sary cattle and new houweries set off with
the remainder A bouwerie was a farm
occupied by "A tenant and the tenant
was known as a bour or boer. as in the
Transvaal. IL was also provided that
each colony of 30 souls or more should
b. provided with the following:
"A clergymA, or in his place pro-
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2.20 pace. best three in five: purse. $500.
Laura w. by Sir Alcantara. ...........
Stella D., by Maplewood. d.............s..
L. T. B.. by Wilkes Boy. 4 3
Lois Patchen. by Patchen BOY. 8 :
Phoenix. by Titus. .-.-.-.................3
Coastmont, by Earl Mont. q 9
Time-2.4. 217h. 2.14%-
2.2S trot. best three in five: purse $500
Hartford Bell. by Lord Hartford. ........ 1 4
Mike Agan. by Lord Vincent 2
John R.. by Ashland C.................. 3 ;
Sarto, by wall BOY. z
Allie Jordan. by Alcatraz. az...............
Coal, by Imftafor.
Tan. ny 1ounG jim .-...4............
Time-2. 23a. 22O,.. 22f4
21f pace. best three in five; purse $500
Account of rain will be finished today
Black Dart. by Directum. m............. 2
The Cannon. by Red Merebell 1
Mimic. by The lmitafor. .................. : j
fut, ny imprint .-...-.........
Jimmie Farallon. by Faralon. ..-........ ; .
Elmo b., by Argot Wilkes. es..-.............
Time-2.io .ioi,. 2lOt..
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Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports

CONTINUED from Fifteenth Pagel
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Totals. 3 22717 3 Totals. 2 9"23 6
'Ie Due ont for not touching first base
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TORONTO UNIVERSITY.

Total. .......
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BOWLING ANALYSIS

Total q wickets,. Observation-Disclosures. l51
BOWL M, YSIS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17
SCHOOL, NOTES.

The Juniors enjoyed sleighride
Thursday evening. Refreshments COM
sisting Of fruit, bismarks and cookies
were served during the course Of the
evening.
y The Sophomores were royalty en-
tertained Friday evening at the home:
!of Miss Anna Nelson after they had
enjoyed sleigh-ride. Refreshments
consisting Of fruit salad, two kinds.
of cake and cocoa wore served. When
all departed at late hour they all.
reported royal good time. s
Sadie Carothers and Minda Tillett
are both back to school this week af-
ter weeks absence on account Of
sickness. I
Most Of the Political Economy cl,ys
have one Of their 1900 word es W
completed.
The Juniors had \ second sleigh
ride Saturday evening. After riding
several hours they al partook Of m
oyster supper ct the, home Of Mrs
Prosser. Every one present reports
: inc time.
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gram Friday evening in the Barrett
building. They realized $50 from their
boxes. A good time was had by all
present.
b. 2. Kester held . sale Of Poland
China hogs Saturday afternoon in the
B. H.; Burlington. They all averaged
$25 . head. The sale was largely at-
tended.
The German Lutheran Peace church
will hold 4 box supper and dance Wed
nesday evening In the Germania Hall.
:. Carrie McNeal held . basket social
Friday evening st the Barber school
A large crowd was In attendance.
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gram. "A duet BY Ada Lowles and Eva
Cable and quartette by Misses Edith
Van Meter and Hazel Dempster and
5Messrs. Ernest Welton and A. R. Pot
ter were both highly appreciated by
all present.
Is 8. N. Needy. who has been on the
sick list the past week Is reported
to be improving q the present writ
Ing. $50
Miss Irma Van Meter OF Defiance,
visited relatives and friends here Sat
urday and Sunday, returning; home
Sunday noon.
Dr.. Baxter Of Council Bluffs, filed
the pulpit here. Sunday morning in
the Methodist church.
The new addition to the parsonage
Of the Presbyterian church is nearing
Icompletion. Two rooms were built on
the west Of the parsonage.
r. 10. Saunders transacted business
| in Council Bluffs Saturday.
The Pythian Sisters will entertain
the Knights and give a reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hird Wednesday
evening Further particulars next
lweek.
The Guild Of the Presbyterian
church met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. T. r. Carnahan. A luncheon
consisting Of olives. chicken, pattiea
and coffee was served. Everyone
present reports q good time.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Grapes Is reported to be quite
sick at the present writing.
Jesse Dempster, who now works al
Charter Oak. came home Saturday
Ievening
Il Mrs. Segebart,, who has been quite
low for the past few weeks is still
reported to be the same.
i The Ladies' Aid society Of M. E
church met Wednesday afternoon witt
1 Mrs. F. u. Van slyke.
i Grandma Miller, who has been quit,
sick the past week is reported to b,
Improving. Z
Dora Schroeder visited Sunday II
Council Bluffs with her friend, Miss
Katie Fredrickson.
4 Ernest Hayward was a Council
Bluffs visitor Sunday.
4 T.. e. Dyson. who is now employed
lat Des Moines, visited over sunda,
here with his family.
II Mr.. Clark. who Is employed in the
dyson & Calvin Co. store. enjoyed {
] visit Sunday, from his wife and baby
Jesse Dempster spent Sunday II
i Council Bluffs visiting friends.
| Mrs. Perry Copeland Is recovering
from q severe attack Of pneumonia.
4 The German Lutheran Trinity
church gave . basket social and pro
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MANII.LA ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mon Peterson visited
Sunday at Aston with relatives.
Ed. Brockelsby spent Sunday at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Brocklesby. and little children
In Hayes township.
The Philathean society Of the Metho1
dist church entertained their; husbands
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Sutton.
M A[rs. Adam Bohlander visited In the
country Friday with her son. Lewey
Bohlander.
MT. and Mrs. G. A. Saunders. Jr.,
moved into their new home Friday.
They will live on the farm recently
vacated by Arthur Adams and family.
Mrs. ]. II. Healy is reported to be
quite sick this week. A nurse from
Omaha came Thursday to help take
care Of her.
George Wright is reported to be
quite sick with pneumonia this week.
Eben Ihrie. who has been working
mouths came home Friday. He has
accepted q position with Dyson, Cal
vim & Co.
Mrs. Efie Mccullough of Tanning.
spent the latter part Of the week here
visiting with her sister,. MIS-. Amos
mills. 4
Clayton Baker and two children,
Frank and Gladys, have been sick
sall Of the past week.
Buelah Burlington entertained eigh
teen of her little friends Friday at
ternoon in honor Of her fifth birthday
After they all were treated to a sleigh
ride, they partook in luncheon 81
oranges, popcorn balls and candy.
Mrs. "a. HI. Willis was sick the past
week with la grippe. but at present
writing is reported to be improving.
Charley schram left Monday morn
Ing for Sioux City to enter the EN-
plOyment of Davidson Bros, of whom
he has accepted position, having re
signed his position here at the o. e
Schneider store.
Arthur Adams moved the past weel
to the farm owned by Joe Bay Of
Harlan, Iowa.
r. c. Book has been on the sicl
list the past week.
w. F. Graham of Perry. who former
ly resided here, visited friends and
transacted business here Saturday.
Ethel Thompson, who teaches in tho
public schools at Denison, spent Sat
urday and Sunday here visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Thompson.
Part OF the Sunday school time Of
the M. E. church was devoted las,
Sunday morning, to missionary pro
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17

Miss Mary Osshea returned Thurs.
day from visit in Omaha.
Mrs. w. +. Mitchell and son, odrianI
spent Thursday In Denison with rela-
tives.
Pete Ludwig was West Side Wis
itor Thursday. as +
Mrs. George Thompson Of Def
Moines who have been spending the
past week at the John Thompson
home here. returned home the nrst
Of the week.
The annual school election In this
town last Monday was q quiet one.
There being only forty-six ballots cast.
There was no opposition. Clark
White was elected for three years to
succeed himself. w. "A. MCGUIRE for
two years to All vacancy. Adam
Short was elected for three years to
succeed G.! NJ. Rugan. The tax levy
proposition for 5000 for school Inn
lprovements was defeated.
R. Mcclure, John Neisz and Frank
Etzel spent the ,frst Of last week duck
hunting along the Missouri bottom
and returned with a lot Of game.
Charley Baird and Arthur Jensen
were here Saturday evening from Dun
lap doing some shopping.
George Friday was West Side call
er Monday.
NJ. J. Keane spent last week In
Council BLUFFS as Grand Juror for
the U. 8. district court.
The Misses Powers were calling on
Denison friends Saturday.
Charley Duffy, we are sorry to say,
Is quite sick again.
i Miss Mary Foley returned home
from Sioux City last week where she
has been for the past six months.
Mrs. Kate Anderson was in DENT.
son on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Patrick Bierne accompanied by
his daughter. Wayne. left last Monday
night for New York City, where they
will spend couple Of months visiting
relatives.
Sam Mccullough was down from
Denison on business Saturday.
Harry Williamson Of Lake View
spent last week here with his sister
Mrs. Arthur King.
Joe Rundlett made a trip to West
Side Wednesday.
James Norton was here from Ode
bolt the first Of the week visiting rela,
tives
Mr.. Leo Marten Of Fort Dodge and
Phil Carey Of Portsmouth Iowa, arc
guests Of friends here for the last
couple Of weeks.
Sam Mccullough Of Denison was at
tending TO business here the arst Of
the week.
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VAR. ITEMS.

3 Sears McHenry Of Denison was tran
sacting business In our city Monday.
James D'Reilley spent . couple Of
days the FIRST Of last week in Omaha.
Miss Grace Maynard Of Lake View
was the guest Of her sisterin-law. Mrs
Rose Maynard here last week.
Miss Anna Mae Dillenburger return
ed the first Of the week from Howe.
Nebraska. after q pleasant two month
visdt with her sister. Mrs. r.. C. Alley.
Maurice O,Conner was transacting
business in the county seat Monday.
Miss Marquette Haugh and Rhea
Cummings were guests Of Vail friends
Saturday.
r. Brookelsby and Art Adams return
ed last week from trip to MINNIE
sofa looking after their land inter-
|ests in that country.
Mike McGrath and Leo Marten was
Denison callers Saturday.
Mr.. Berkhoner. the horse buyer
from Dow City. was on our streets
Monday.
NJ. J. Keane was business visitor
in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. A. w. Lyman was calling on
Denison friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Trexel has rented house in
Denison and with her daughters ex-
poets to make that her home.
Mrs. Joe Granny visited with her
lsister in Denison on Saturday.
Miss Anna Sheridan returned home
from Omaha last week.
Ed Brogan was here from Odebolt
| Saturday. on business.
/ Miss Marcella Byrns was visiting
friends In Denison Saturday.
Miss Maud Granny made a trip to
lOmaha Friday.
Miss Agnes Powers returned Friday
from q three weeks visit with rela,
tives at Manila.
Ray Staininger returned home Mon.
day from Rapid City. 8. D.. He has
been there for the last year and . hall
proving up on his claim and he IS
now the undisputed owner OF a good
quarter section OF land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson WAS In West
Side Thursday. attending the, Mr.. XII
leen funeral.
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WILLOW TOWNSHIP.

Arthur McElwain made a business
trip to Omaha last Wednesday. re-
turning home Friday.
In spite Of the inclement weather,
John Larson's sale went OFT fine, every
thing bringing good prices.
George Weiss made business trip
to Dow City last Friday. Willie Sig
lin assisted Earle Hall with the corn
shelter last Wednesday,, while Ora Nc
Elwain attended the Larson sale.
Tom HodHn had the misfortune to
have his pony kicked by another horse
and he fears It will not recover.
a large number Of the neighbors
assisted Will Cook in clearing away
the debris and to get ready to build
new barn one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keim and Miss
Cora Irwin spent Saturday and Sum
day in Dunlap, attending the meeting
which was held at that place.
Johnnie Weiss has been staying at
the home OF his father, In Denison, for
the past week.
Earle Hall and Wesley siglin made
a business trip to Omaha last Wednes
day.
Word was received from Colorado
that Jas. Wickwire and family arrived
/ there all right and like the country
fine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Weiss visited
with the latter's parents, Sunday the
last.
/ There will be an entertainment and
box social at the Siglin schoolhouse
Saturday night. March 20. Everybody
come
William Grill had carload OF cat.
/, tie shipped to him from Sioux City
several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McE,wain visit.
ing with; his brother. Arthur and fam
fly one day last week.
Mr.. Edd Butler has been ailing with
pneumonia for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd. Keim visited with
the latter's parents near Buck Grove
Il vi
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Mre. Con Hculihsn of Denison Viz.
tied here last weeA Ut the. homo of
her daughters. MBk Rpans, who lives
on the Conner farm vest IL town.
Miss Mary Gallagher was visiting
friends IL West sids Saturday.
We are having considerable sieh
ness at present In our town Those
on the sick list are Grandna Mob
seed. Gertrude O'Donnsn, TED Keney
| Ed Quirk and VIM. ByTns.
Thos. Ratchtord spent sunday 10
| Denison. sss5s
VIII Kealey and r. ]. Lawlor w,s
up from West Side "wednesday.
Mike Devaney made . business trip
to Omaha Tuesday and returned home
Thursday
Joe Monahan came down from peni-
son Monday evening. AZ \
Joe Monaghan and sister Loretta,
took their departure Tuesday for OF.
tumwa, Ia. to visit their sister Mrs.
DR.. McAyoy.
John Champion made . "trip to Den.
ison Monday.
Thos. Devaney and H. Guhnc load
ed car with their household goods
last week and took their departure
for Plat, South Dakota, where they
expect to make their future home.
]. d. Jenkins and family are now
residents Of Sac county. They moved
there last week.
Henry Thompson Of Chicago Is III
this vicinity for the past week looking
up trade in his line Of business,
Mr.. Guam Of Carroll made Vail n
visit Thursday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

embpis sretamber. Sasisrer, so5
gaIaee suiIsina. gsinusapoIis. Riun-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

9anmnrfs @eian6t | @~aibinaton,
greo WoItfe. bar / "Waaneos. Wo-
goiinet"s auauitbefte ifrepet nogh
Setragtnineer ouer ben Ace SuIi, ibet
ban meo SiIireosbeS faitilaor, at
2anif. amerifonerne bar inbifreoet
iia paa benne Days glab, og at belle
oct borife Solf bar beieglet bette paa
en- aD'obe, Der ingen Spil laoet til.
ba9e ON getponingen berai.
IS mango adr," ifriper ban, eel
Der life bIeoet Jet paq 9anmarf fra
amerifa meS iaa megen Snteresie
iom paa ben Dag, ba pi iamleoes meo
bore ubponbrebe 2aHosm9no. Gen
amerifauife eresie bar / Waoneospis
bragt 9eoere berom. Oct oreier zig
life Der ON rogen mer eaer mirtOre
~ieIpiremfalot Spl6eit, men oct, pi |
bisie Gage Ter / ben amerifanife
Eresie, err llbiloeet nf Ell grabpis,
ioIiot opbpgeet S%oritaaelie al bet. Ser
laa til @rutb for Suli.0 aaens SpIc.
pelier Der.
% iaa ben --notioRale Setponing.
Gen Ace Sui bite os ior fsrite Sang
/ mange Mar Tom ct enist Solf, ioet
hi ale, bpab poiitiif Saroe Ri iaa END
par oi. bpor ri fom ira, meo iamme
Sicrteliabeo % OpristigbeS, og iioen
at en- IiSlpo bsrtes, rdftc De biem'
penote 9rsbre Saanben % log
areos ON Den Sanfe, Ser bopoe bra9t
Dem BERTH"
elsie 8rep MolfteS Sro oil iinSe
mootageliet Sino hos oae Ganlfe,
t~ilisier "Rationdltioenoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
"Sluooer."
Get 6ctalcr iis life altio at pGrc
ifeptiif.

Noor Ell Sfribent o.. &orrefturl9'
Ter, Der orbeibcr paa Ioiicr ON yfot'
ten, fan nGre iig uoet Spspeplin,
huilfen npiteu ale al oenne Sias'e
liocr al ina er oct uGrb at ptoc bnao
SIaaS TGriuqSmiolcr ban brltger.
9enne Wono flyer:
pa icg er Sfribent % aorref'
hlrlpier for N~pbeoSblebe % tilltge
Mebiciner, omeubifisnt life prolific
rcnoc. iaa bill Senne SummcniGtning
prohuccre ell Sfeptifcr paa nGlten
builfcniombelit Smronbc.
Sag citcr Sng lGite le1 &orrrf'
ttr pua TpertiSieTcntcr for @rope'
NutS meb SpIelie al. at oct belle por
noaet SluOoer. Sele oenre Sio leo
lea al GpSpepiia iom Solgc al Den
Notwithstanding Nrriug iea nso
RcItaiiranter. .
"Gn Gog ioa ieg Ell Enffe Grape
HlitS I R%eitaIrnnten, o. iorisgte no
act mcO goo, rig SIsoe. Seq IpnteS
itrar aoot ON oeu. Otter iao Moal'
fiber beroi ueo MtionotStio mGrfeoc
leo Ell @e0rina / min Soriatning %
rur iitonS iii at orbeibe meo minorc
NnitrenQcIie.
"Sioeu ba bar leo iptlt Grape
NrltS regelmGSii9 % bIepcn megei
iorbcorrt. Zen aamIe SpSpcpiia oe
ubchooeliae G%orncmmclie, Tom iea
troeoc unr Ell nsopcuoia Sslge al
Iatarbeioc, hor belt iorIoot mig, %
iea err iitano Ill al ubrettc meget mere
oa beore grbeibe meb mirorc In'
ftrGngrIie enc uoacuiinbe ipr.
Seq por rriten berebt i'll at OBJ
aioe Ratorbeibe % isae min Suno'
bco / uuSre @eIfipitigeIier, men taf'
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