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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
FRUIT IS DAMAGED
BY HA|LST0RM
STEvENSvILLE REPORTS A LOSS
OF FROM 5000 TO
$4,000.

Stevensviile, Aug. 2s.-MGch damage
evening by a hailstorm. to the fruit
crop. especially the apples. 1t is not
known here just how reaching the
storm was, but ii the storm was as
great as il passed down the valley as
IL was near the mouth of the Mill
creek canyon on the west side the
damage will reach thousands of dol
lars, as ii passed through some of the
best orchard land in the Bitter Root
The greatest loss reported In Stew
ensvilIe yesterday was from the Pine
Grove ranch or the H.G. Butler
ranch where the damage has been es-
timated at from 5000 To- $4,000. 1t
is stated that the entire apple crop
there has been ruined by the storm.
Mr.. Butler had just negotiated for
the sale of 1000 boxes of Transendant
crab apples at 81. 25 per box. which. it
Is now said are ruined with the rest
Of the apple crop.
p. G. Bass, who sold the Pine Grove
ranch to Mr.. Butler last spring in
speaking To- a representative Of The
Missoufian yesterday. stated that ii
was the first hard storm to ever dam
age the fruit there. and he had lived
on the place for 40 years
1t is not known how many other or
chards besides the Butler orchard has
suffered loss, but it is supposed that
there are several others, which will
report losses.
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TWO EYE-W|TNESSES
ARE FOUND
WARREN EDEs AND SON TESTIFY
TO SEEING BRADLEY
GLOVER ASSAULT.

Hamilton, Aug. 2s-That the alter
cation between Audrey e. Bradley and
Ben +. Glover was not without eye
witnesses was disclosed today when
Attorney r Lee McCulIoch announced
that he had secured dispositions from
Warren s. Edcs of Chicago and his
son, Frank NJ. Edes, both of whom
saw the affray from the ranch of the
younger man in Wards Cove. The
statements of the two were given this
morning and agree In all essential
points. according to MIR. McCulloch.
who has not made public the exact
nature Of tn" testimony, which. ii is
thought. will have an important bear
ing ON the fate Of Bradley, whose case
Is now before the district court here.
The elder Edes is in charge of the
commissary department of the Chi
cago district OF the Pullman company.
and has been a guest at the ranch of
his son for several weeks. He Is n
man of 50 and his son is "a years of
age. ON the morning that Glover was
so seriously injured by a shovel Weld
ed by Bradley the two E.deS wer.
blowing on the property of the younger
man, working at IA point about 300 feet
from where the alteration took place.
Both saw the assault. which han
pened SO unexpectedly that neither was
able to- interfere. The cider man ex-
poets tn return 10 Chicago within a
few days, and for that reason his
deposition and that of his son were
taken.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed bids. plans and specifications
Will be received at the office of the
county clerk and recorder of Missouia
county, Montana. up to 10 o'clock a
m. September 10, 1909. for the con-
struction of a combination bridge
across the Mi"soula river near West
fall Spur, on the Occur d'Alene branch
of the Northern Pacific railroad, said
bridge to consist of two spans of 200
feet each with 16-fOot roadway COW
cred with three-inch plank. floor of
bridge to be 10 feet above high water
mark of 1905; trust timber to be Ore
gon fir. the balance to be native pine:
center pier to be tubular or crib:
end piers To be crib or piles: all wood
material for use of cribs and piles:
also filling OF piers with rock, to be
furnished by the county of Missoula
A certified check of 10 per cent will
be required to accompany the bid
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY ID. Il. CURRAN, Chairman.
+. w. KUPHAL, Count Clerk.
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JU VENILE BANDITS
REMANDED
YOUTHS WHO HELD UP BANK At
POINT OF PISTOL TO
BE TRIED.

San Jose. calf Auss .s-Jadge Cos
hey, Of the Juvenile court. today re
manded the yonfg~ Sank ROBBERS, Leo
Nevfns and Frank Smith. who stole
$1,000 from the Valley bank of Santa
Clara at pistol point, to the juryisdfc-
ton of the justice court at Santa
Clara and their cases will take the
regular course No testimony as to
the boys ages was taken, nor did
Nevins' father, who arrived last night.
have an opportunity to go on the
stand. In the opinion Of Judge Gosbey
the boys We're fully cogniZant of the
nature of their crime Mt the time they
committed the act and the circum-
stances did not call for any deviation
from the regular criminal court pro-
Cedure
Terrence Clarence Nevins. the faith
er of young Nevins, who lives at FL
ma. Wash. was at one time president
Of the Single Weavers' union. Elma
local, and claims that his son followed
this class of work until six months
ago, when he went to Seattle and took
up Transfers work. He last heard
from the boy about 10 weeks ago.
while still in Seattle and was sur
prised to learn that his son had gone
to California.
Regarding the other lad, Mr.. Nevias
stated that he had never seen or heard
of him before, although his son AYERS
that he went to school with him.
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PROPOSALS FOR

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUC-
TloN-Office of Constructing Quar-
termaster. Fort Missoula. Mont, Aug.
"A, 1sAs.-Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until IL O'Clock
noon September II. 1909. and then
opened. for the construction, heating,
plumbing and electric wiring of the
following buildings: Two double sets
non commissioned officers quarters.
reinforced concrete or frame: one sta
bile. reinforced concrete. ana one
wagon shed. frame. Plans. specifica-
lions and information furnished on
application. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be Endorsed Proposals
for Construction" and be addressed To
MAJOR \. Il. SHATTrCK, A .. NJ
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ATTORNEYS GENERAL
DISCUSS THE TRUSTS

Buffalo, \. Y. Aug. 2S-The con-
Vention Of attorneys general, REPRE-
senting a dozen states between New
York and California, closed today
with an executive session. In discuss
ing the problem of handling delinauent
trusts. Vice President u. :. Webb of
California; said what had been accom-.
plished was not the most encouraging
feature Of the fight against privileges.
but hope IN the fact that public opin-
Ion had been awakened 10 the need
of finding some way tn control corpor-
atoms which Cypress or extort.
The following officers were elected:
President, Fred 5. jackson, Kansas:
vice president. l.. 5. webb. California
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
CONSERVATION MEET
ELECTS OFFICERS
RE SOLVED, THAT FEDERAL Gov
EMINENT SHOULD LIMIT WA
TER RIGHTS GRANTS

Seattle, Aug. 2S-The National Con-
servation congress today adopted n res
olution declaring that the federal gov
eminent should limit grants of water
rights to a reasonably definite time ana
should exact an annual tax upon them.
The resolution was drawn by DIR. w.
J. McGec. the soil water expert.
Those who voted for it in the COM
mittee on resolutions were: Ex-Gop
ernor Pardee of California, DR. MCGEE,
H. A. Barker of Rhode Island. Ralph
Hosmer of Hawaii. W. J. Fleming of
New Mexico and John T.. Hartner of
Louisiana. Those who opposed Ii We're
United States District Judge Cornelius
]. Hanford of Colorado. Benjamin j.
Wilcox of New York and Professor l..
c. Carpenter of Colorado. Judge Han
ford introduced substitute resolution,
setting forth that ii was the promise
of land and water rights that drew
the first settlers to the west. and that
il was the same attraction that Is no>~
developing it.
Governor Pardee and Judge Hanford
led the respective sides in the debate
on the floor of the congress today. The
majority for the MCGEE resolution was
large.
other resolutions adopted indoors"
the forestry and reclamation bureaus.
recommend the creation of national
bureau of mines: indnrse the national
conservation commission; urge n fed
eral appropriation for the work of the
commission. and favor statehood for
Arizona and New Mexico.
The congress formed n permanent,
organization and elected these officers:
President. Bernard n. Baker of Bal
timore, Md.
Secretary, l.. +. Brown of Seattle.
Executive committee: ]. u. White,
Missouri: Liberty +. Bailey New York:
]. \. Teal. Portland. ore: ]. +. Hart
ner. Louisiana: W. ]. Fleming Jones.
New Mexico: \. Il. Farauar. Pennsyl-
vania: Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster. Washing
ton. u. G. and Thomas Burke, Seattle.
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STEvENSv|LLE NOTES

| StCNcnsvill". AIg. 2S-Miss Caroline
| Wells expects to leave next week for
| Rochester, Mimi. where she will nm
| dergo surgical operation. She will
t be accompanied to Rochester by her
/ brother. Bruce Wells.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lewis of still
/ man valley, Illinois, arrived in Stev-
+ ensNtllc last evening and Is visiting
/ ut the home of their son. Frank u.
/ Lewis. They are ON their way to the
/ coast.
! MISS Gladys Ford, who has been
visiting coast cities arrived i'm Stew
"nsNillc last evening AMI is visiting
! ut the X. \. Sinclair home. She will
leave for her home in Butte the first
Of the week.
\ Elcnic was neld Wednesday after
noon and evening at \. +. Beyers ranch
northeast of town by the members of
the Woodmcn Of the World and the
Women Of Woodcraft.
Mrs. Charles j sullivan. ac-
companied by her infant daughter. de
parted yesterday for Wallace. where
she will visit friends for a few days
W, T.. ketcham Of clinton is visiting
his daughter, Mrs, X. \. Sinclair uf
this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Fulton have
gone tn I.ol" Springs for an outing
James Matthews went To Lnln this
week. where he has accepted posi-
ti"n With the corps of engineers of
the Northern Pacific.
DIR, and Mrs Percy :. Rennick of
Victor We're Visitors is Stevcnsvine
Wednesday.
V. Z. Strange. the contractor who
is installing the water works sys-
TEN here was business visitor l.,
Missouia and Plains "Wednesday. He
returned To StevensVile yesterday
morning.
County attorney II. Lee McCollnch
of Hamilton was in town for a few
hours today looking after business OF
Il legal nature.
Tom ]. White. formerlv of Stew
ensville, but now LOCATED at Arm
stead. where he has \ railroad CON
tract WAS in StcvcnSvillc yesterday in
company with Miss Mcmillan. a eaus-
in of New York. They arrived in
town an the morning passenger and
in the afternoon went on To- Hamil-
ton. II is the first visit OF Miss Mo
MILAN 10 the west and Mr. White
MAS showing her the beauties of the
Bitter Root Miss Mcmillan is ON
her way Ia the coast
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
Notice of Proposals for the County
Printing and Advertisinq.

BY order of the board of county
commissioners of Missoula county,
Montana, notice is hereby given that
the said board of county commission
ers will receive sealed bids for doing
all of the county printing and adver-
Using for the county of Missoula,
Mont. for the period of two years.
Said bids will be received from date
hereof until the regular meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
september I. 1909. at IL o'clock m, an
bids to be addressed to l. w. kuphal.
county clerk. Missoula. Mont The
board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners of Missouri county.
Montana.
BY d. T. CURRAN, Chairman.
Attest: +. w. KUPHAL,
County Clerk.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
Notice for Bids for Feed and Fuel.

Sealed bids viii be received by the
city clerk of the city of Missoula,
Mont, until L. o'clock noon September
6. 1909. for furnishing the said city,
at fire station No. l. with 30 tons hay,
60 sacks bran, tons oats and tons
baled straw: and at fire station No
,, tons baled hay, > tons baled straw
tons oats, 20 sacks bran: and Is tons
coal and II cords wood for station No
!. and tons coal and cords wood
for station No. >.
Delivery Of above articles to be made
rs called for.
certified check OF an amount equal
to per cent of the amount bid must
accompany the bid
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
J. 5. KEMP. City Clerk.
By SAMUEL BELLEw, Deputy,
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Notice of Lost Certificates.

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has lost stock certificates
numbered ia, lis. 1l6 and III of the
Coppersmith Mining 4 Milling COM
pany of Lothrop, Mont, signed in
blank, and will in 60 days from the
date of this notice make applicable
for new certificates in duplicate 10
take the place of the original certifi-
Gates lost unless the same are found
and returned tn the undersigned
Dated at L0thrOp. Mont. this cath
day of August. A. ID. 1909
+. w. f. SCHMITZ.
President Coppersmith Mining L Mill
ing Company
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Bids for Ere Hos.

Sealed bids for supplying the fire
department OF the city Of Missonla.
Mont. with two thousand ts.0ool feet
of 2l2 inch fire hose will be received
by the undersigned up tn noon the
goth day of September. 1909
Samples and prices and Il certified
check 10 the value Of per cent Of
the amount hid. payable to the mayor
of said city. must accompany all bids
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
J. =, KEMP. City Clerk.
By SAMUEL BELLEW. Deputy
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
ENJOYABLE PARTY.

Hamilton, Aug. 2S-Misses Urselle
Hork and Marjorie Chambers enter
tanned at "A Japanese" party on Fri
day evening at the home of Miss Hork
on Seventh street. Miss Myrtle An
drews Of Butte won the prize in
guessing contest. The evening closed
with the serving of an elaborate
luncheon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
STORM WAS SEVERE.

Washington. Aug. 3s.-The keeper
and life saving crew at Tarpon Beach.
Texas. We're compelled to abandon their
station yesterday when the violent
gulf storm struck that section Of the
coast. The crew transferred all the
people at the station in boats To 1sa-
bel station. whore they are reported to
be in dangerous condition.
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WILL HAVE OUTING.

Stevensvillc. Aug. 2s-The Stevens
vile camp No. 1889. Modern Woodmen
Of America are making preparations
Tor Labor day picnic to be held on
the picnic grounds near the old Sill
Verthorn sawmil on the west side.
A bowery will be erected for dane
ing pavilion and a ball game will be
pulled off. Horse racing and other
amusements will also be arranged for,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
BANK FOR CORVALLIS.

Hamilton. Aug. 2S.-Corvallis is soon
to have its first hank, +. c. Talhoys of
Duluth having leased Il building from
Joseph Bowden and announced his in
tention of starting such an institution
as soon as possible Later on Mr..
Talhoys expects to build his own
structure.
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MARRIED IN HAMILTON,

Hamilton, Aug. eS-Albert NJ. Miles
Of this city and Mary RIunche Sprague
Of Missoula were married at the par
S0nage OF the Presbyterian church last
evening. Rev, Mr.. Irwin officiating
MIR, Miles i conducting the Racket
store here
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29

would gladly be paid for a cure by
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism. Yet II they only knew il.
they can be cured by a few bottles
of Billiards. Snow Lintment. and the
price is only 25c, soc and 81 per bot
tie. George Freisheimer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
LOOKS LIKE OvERcoATS.

WinniTcs. Aug. ">-Frost was re
ported last night at several points in
Saskatchewan province. Battleford
Nnnia. Edmonton. Calgary and Swift
Current
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Notice.

All persons having bills against the
county of Missoula will please present
the same Ia the county clerk at his
office on or before the first day of
September, 1909. or the same will be
laid over until the following quarterly
meeting in December.
+. ". kUPHAL. County Clerk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
On oriitig 6jeomeiie.

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iaa mprfeIigt, at oct finger iom en-
bigger Sagtifrsre. naor ieg icrtPler
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fnuten ina ies mig ON eiter ct RoaI
al ifpoe eiter. on ieg life otIoe Iooc
@epGret bGnge Iaoet paa gGgaen.
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Men iuit iom ieg iful6e til at trGfte
az ilsi Weiien iom en- EiI ltge moo
mig og iutte iig paa Gnoer al 9eUGr.
pi6en.
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iorpnnolet til Sten. Wieiien iaa op.
mGrfiomt pna mig - meo ct eaet,
unoerligt Clint / be iman bnIpt I'M.
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boppeoe iaa inooper. bafteoe mig liot
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ubpaseIis tilmooe. Bar bet ct iii.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
Sra GaIieuIas GaIei.

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the, iom bar paft ben ~itsrite Snter'
este ulellem ale sTrtGologer % Be
unorere al ben artife aunit. Sigu'
rem, iom err oper 3 SOB bsi. ioreIttaer
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las @nlei, iom | 1900 aar bar Iig'
get paa gunben al Remi.S iseu.
Cor omtrent CT ballot Snes aar H.
Den bIcp Den orfGoloeiife 8eroen al.
larmeret peb, at Spirit Socsculhi
bapoe operhraset til 1pftere at lc6e
citer Siberius' % GoIiauIas 2pitfar'
tsicr, iom lige iioen oct 16oe aar.
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ret.
7pfferne fanot DC TO Sfibe, iom
Iio Gosiius bar beitrepet, og DC
braate fIere Ting op til Sperilnoen,
oeriblanot en- Rpfte l~llocbooer oa
iorifeaige 8errafottogjcnitnube iomt
en- RGnaoe @iGlfers iom itaor opitiI'
let omfrira Sisen.
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oaioa par iunoet euoel groncer, iom
unr Bit tilbuSt amerifanife 9iebba.
bcre.
ytu fired Den itnlienife Regiering
inc og fisbte 9roncerne til Wilreo
belle 3erme / Rom. Neu oct bite
Iig mart, at De beSite @ienitnnoe Oor
Inltfet tiIiiSe og / al SemmeIigbeO
iolgt iii England.
Get err Sisie Sing, Tom MI er no.
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9ronceitatue / SpiSien. De iagfpn'
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rsmte diana Remireniis, Tom bar
Siscns 8uSinbe, % til buis sGre Der
unber aeiiertiben ioretoses iaa CRU.
Iomme os bIooige SuosoprfeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
Speno SoYn.
1SO9-19O9.

Ten lite SuIi bar oct 100 Iar, II.
Den ben oriitise norite Ssbapsfarer
% Spalfaneer Speno Som bleo fsoi
| Sensberg.
Sopn or ell al DC electromagnetic
SfiffeIier | ben norlfe Sismanbs'
itauo. % bans eeniaIe gnersi bar
ifabt Ell M RGringSgren for Gorgt
% iGrlie p9ret Ssnsbere gp en- Sill
De til 8eIfprb.
Meo Serupilie % ct ufueliat @ope.
mob ioriulate Spenb Sopn tit Waal.
% uiorfproet iom ban par, off ban
life oipeieu for uogcu @anifeligbeo.
glt | 1874 tog ban fra Snmmerieii
til San Mapn for at ihioere Sarait.
iorboIoeue | Ssbopet. % iS49 oros
ban afiteb meo oct isrite Ssbopsiar.
tsi bpaeet for SpIiausit.
5srit i,tlate Cab pao Cab. men
Som miitebe life Wobet, % ban bs.
itebe griarineer til me 9inoinaer
giennem bisie fine Sab. San forbe.
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% bpagebe / 1868 Ell 9ampifib, iom
iGrIie bar tnorettet for SpaIfaugit.
Sopn op9op berefter S9Ifargiten
for uoelitfferoe at oripe Spoliangit,
et mt Smroabe, bpor ban tieute lin
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pinen, bportil ban bauoc Gneret /
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buffet, bioros til at sge bans Sor.
~tieneite poa Soalfangiten.
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binbrebe pioere Saneit pna Sinmar.
fen, foriegte Speno Sopn | 1888 at
iGtte SpoIiorait isous fra Sslonb,
men rben SeIb. Snn uoruitebc og.
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isbapet | 1895.
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pan SpaIinngitiGrb / 1889. I'll lin
Gsb bar ban ell uolminoelig fraftig
Rano. bpiS roitIsie @irfiombeo %
encrgiife Snitiotip altio ioubt npc
Waal.
6opn bite flor 8oogisrenbeb 90
bar iterft intercsieret for Wisiions.
g%icrningen, men bapbe mirbre Cans
for at opbialpc llouifIingcn al 70.
cioIe % ftiltlireIe Sorcteelier uoeu'
for bette rcIieisie Smraaoe. % oa
ban bsbe | 1894, eiterloo ban Stsr'
itepartcn af fin betpoeIiee Sormie iii
Sremme al Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27

ilaor, Of Ell Soenife oe en- Roromanb
ifiiloe beosrime Sfriiterue. % iaa
ifaloe DC pGlse Ell tpif Retsbiitori.
fer. iom bar befienot for fine ar.
beioer paa ben noroiife Netsbiitories
Smraaoe. iom 1reoiemano | 8eosm.
meliesfomiteen. Neliieo iremb9per,
at ct pioenifobelist Grit ON bette
SpsrssmaaI. a~nerfienbt al iremra.
senoe. iremmebe Retsbiitorifere piI.
DC bdue fin getpSnina % eisre Hpt.
te. bporimoo ct Bartiifriit insen Dir.
feIig @ptte oil eipre.
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.. aamI. norift saasebprae. i q

Se gamIe norife Spsbebores, | Ct
Gntal al oper 200, antases at bore
minbit 1000 aar gamle oe at bope
iioeiort fra 2anosenoe til 2anosen.
pc en- iterf 8efGitning mob piitnoi
falrige Sienber, uoen at bet utoes,
bpem oisie maatte babe p9ret. Dor
gene lieeer BELT paa Ssioer ener
paa andre peo iis ieIO utiIgiGnselise
Steoer, % meget ofte omflpot al
ganb. aaitruoboreen | Saabera
fan tGnfes : lin Sib at bqoe uoeiori
Soripar FOR 9iitriftet Der eIIer mn.
Iigens Tor belle @ubbranosbalen. 8
iibIte 5iIfplbe piIoe gpeoeboreen
Sell pGre pftgre END 8aitrnoborgen,
gpgoeboreene iparer | fin Seniist,
VIan % belle anl9e til bore mip9'
renbe mooerue Seitninger, iaaleoes
meo pore og inore 6ortiftfationer
FSeitninasbrsnSe, Spbolositeo ior
oct p9bnebe Wanoffab foruoen
mango Sili9loer piitnof ogiaa Gi'
itriftets iamtlige Suopaanere foruoer
ap9s. Som Seitningsifpts benptte'
bes runoe 2aiteitene, bporaf Ell bler
funoet flor paa aaitrioborgen. vi
Saonopaoben, Sperb % ~lienenbe er
iaagobt iom life uoget funbet | gpg'
0ebprQene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
Sslaubs itatsrctslisc sitting.

Oct islanbife altbina bar, iom rsr
meooeIt / "Boiteu", beoilget Ell
Gum til at ioriatte og uosioe et no.
isrIiat Sfrift ON "Sslanos ~itatsret.
Iige Stining". : Den Anleonirl bar
Siitorifercn goai ReIiteb ! en- arti'
feI / "2ssrietta~ iorc'laoei. at bert
ne Speape bIep ubiat iom en- SIags
0risopaope meo fri gbgaug for ole
SsIrnoere til at beiunre oen. Rel'
iteo ioreHaar. at inger oanif eaer Is.
lanbff RanS ifaI oeItdae ! Seosm'
meIien al De Sfriiter, iom muIigpis
maatte inofomme, oa De er Barter |
Soaen; men Of man oerimoo BERTH
ff befienoic. iremueSe 8etsbiitori.
fere eaer iurioiife gioenifabsmGnS
iom I. CIR. al Spenifer Ssieiterets.
asiesior s. 4. I. ai5eIius eaer Bro.
fesior z. 6. Sablbecf oa al Roro.
mpno groiesior n. Soranser eaer
8issorfipor G. Sert8bers. San fore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
gsorSfap iom amnumeebret.
Ger

bar s~ientdsenoe @an9e | apiierne
orepet peo Rorofap, peO at bemaIe
orpet peo Horofap, peo at bemale
S%ieloiioerne Der oppe meo alItens
9tapne. Imtmanoen I Sinmarfen,
llrbpe, er nj, reiit til Norofap TOR at
beiiatige 9emalingcn for ienere at
faa lat en- Chopper for oenne FRA
fit. 90 Der er, boao ban nlener ON
Sraiifeu: Seq er iulbt enig l. at
Ser Dor eisres noget for at binSre,
at Der anbringes Here Naone paa
SieIoet, og bill in0icnoe 5orilag baa.
De berom og ON mlilig Siernelie al
be aQereoe iatte Suoifriftcr ,anbra9te
al uoenlanbife, pripate SampIfibe. "