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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15
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|. o. o. F.
AT the regular meeting of the
|. o. O, F's Monday night, the
MEMBERS voted to attend SER
vices in body April 25th, at st.
Johns Episcopal churchr
Evening Party
Miss Irma James will entertain
a small party of friends, this
evening at the Commercial Hotel.
Whist will be played during, the
evening and at late hour
refreshments will be served.
TO Denver.
Mr.. W. H. Xanders has accept
ed an invitation from her brother
Mr.. s. Forry Laucks Of York,
Penna., to be his guest on a few
days business trip to Denver.
Mrs. Aanders left today to Join
her brother at Grand Island.
Auto Party
Last Thursday Mrs. Joe Molly
neux took party of young peo"
pie to Merna, in honor of the
Misses Dierks and Folsom of
Lincoln. The party took supper
at the Ortello Hotel and after
taking in the town returned to
the Bow at eight o'clock.
Mazuma Meeting.
Mrs. Edgar Osborne an honor
ary member of the Mazuma N
|. T. entertained the club at her
cozy home Monday evening.
Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for the 10Th, annu |
May Party to be given at the
Opera house, Friday May the
seventh. Mrs Osbrone served
delicious refreshments
Two O'clock Dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Rocker
entertained at two o'clock dinner
Easter day. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Haeberle and four
children. J. q. who has not
been able to accept invitations
to "dine OUT for some time,
found this one so delightful,
that he was heard to declare,
nothing short of an earth quake
could keep him away again,
Faster Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Martin
entertained at a one o'clock din
ner Easter day. The table dec
oration was a nest made of green
crepe paper full of tiny chickens.
A four course dinner was served.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. House; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
NJ artin; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Thompson of Ansley.
JUKFR-PFRHINS
Miss Lottie Juker and Arthur
Perkins were married by X. Bel
lis on April 9th at the home Of
the brides parents near Berwyn.
The wedding took place at |.
p. m. and was followed by mar
riage feast. The young couple
were the recipients of many beau
tiful and valuable presents. They
start on life's journey with the
best wishes of their many friends
near Berwyn.
Linger Longer Club.
Tuesday evening Miss Caroline
Reed entertained the "Linger
Longer" whist club, at her pleas
ant home on south 5th avenue.
A number of games were played
during the evening. At a late
hour delicious refreshments were
served, after which the members
"Lingered Longer" over busi'
ness details concerning the fut-
ure welfare of the club. Mr..
Herbert Myers was the guest OF
the evening.
Afternoon Party,
Mrs. S. L. Cannon, entertained
Tuesday afternoon, in honor OF
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15

aud enjoyed delightful social
afternoon. At five o'clock two
course supper was served in the
dining room. The decorations
were carnations and geraniums.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
Glass, Jewett, Orr, Coleman,
Deming and ]. Campbell.
Last Meeting of the B1hu Club.
Judge and Mrs. c. l.. Gutter.
son entertained the Bzhu Club
Wednesday evening, at their new
aud comfortable home on the
north side, Whist was played
at six tables. Tiny good luck,
black cats were on the tally cards.
On the ladies were also sugges-
tive sayings Of great men, and on
the gentlemen's the name of the
SlSot man. III tudt way luc
gentlemen secured their partners
for the lovely supper served late
in the eeening. AS this was the
last meeting of the Club for this
season there was a vein Of sad
mes mingled with the mirth.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Taylor and
Mrs. w. III. Xtnders were the
guests of the evening.
MARQUIS TAYLOR.
Last Thursday April the eight
at the home of friend in Daven-
port; Iowa, Mrs. Nellie Marquis
of Broken Bow, Nebraska, was
married to Mr.. Alton G. Taylor
Chicago broker.
Mrs. Marquis has resided here
for number of years; prior TO
her husband death four years
ago, and also since that time,
and is we'll and favorably known.
Mr.. Marquis left his widow
finantially we'll cared for in the
way Of real estate and insurance.
Mrs. Marquis-Ta ylor is at pres
ent in the city. looking after
business interests, and IN few
days will leave for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor expect to
leave in a few weeks for an ex-
ter4ed tour Of the Pacific coast,
taking in the Yukon Exposition
at Seattle.
O.. T. S. kenSingtOn.
Mrs. Chalmer England and
Mrs. Dodds entertained the O. T..
S. kensington Tuesday afternoon
at the home of the former.
There was visitors from other
chapters. After a busy and
social hour, the secretary and
treasurer gave her annual report.
The annual election Of officers
for the ensuing year, resulted in
Mrs. |. A. Coleman, being un-
animously reelected president
and Mrs. Zoe Bruce secretary and
treasure. a rising vote Of thanks
was rendered Mrs. Coleman for
her untiring efforts as president.
The hostesses served a delicious
buffet luncheon.
Mrs. Dodds, society reporter
for the Chief served Mrs. Kan
ders, society reporter for the Re-
publican, a specially prepared
luncheon for which kindly atten-
tion. Mrs. Xanders takes this
opportunity Of thanking ber
charming contemporary.
Anniversary of the P. /, o.
Last Friday evening, the tenth
anniversary OF the P. E. O's
was celebrated in right style, at
the pleasant home of Mrs. II. L.
Lomax. The husbands and child
rem of the members were the
guests. Mother Goose pictures
were attached to the walls of the
rooms and the guests were re-
quested to guess the rhymes
Later cards were passed four Of
the guests at a time with thC
names of familiar tunes on then
which were to be sung by eacl
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15
Afternoon Party

Mrs. S. L. Cannon, entertained
Tuesday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. Glass, who expects to leave
shortly for an extended visit to
the eastern part of Iowa, The
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15
WILL GRANT FRANCHISE,

o. J. Shaw, Of Aurora, and
John w. Farley, of Columbus,
arrived in the city this evening.
They were called here by the
city council in order that they
might take up their electric light
franchises with them and finally
settle the question of who is to
get the franchise.
Miss Maggie Gilliland, OF
Jamisou, Missouri, spent a few
days in the city the past week
and returned home today.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15

proved to be another red letter
day for the Il. E. O's Of Broken
Bow.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-04-15
Faster Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Martin
entertained at one o'clock dim
ner Easter day. The table dec
oration was a nest made of green
crepe paper full of tiny chickens.
A four course dinner was served.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G. House; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Martin; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Thompson of Ansley.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
II TAXES MONEY
 NOT SOLDIERS
To Capture Such a Smooth Old Rascal As Crazy Snake.

Pierce, Okla, April 2.-Crazy Snake Is still at large today. Everything is quiet here and there are no new de- velopments. Col. Roy Hoffman, in command of the militia has sent a communication to Governor Haskell at Guthrie, recommending that a reward be offered for the capture of the miss ing chief and suggesting the useless ness of further efforts to effect his capture with soldiers. The governor has not yet given his reply. Colonel Hoffman has announced that he will disband his company on Saturday un- less otherwise ordered by the governor.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
LIGHT AND DARK BLUES
 WILL CONTEST TODAY
The Great Annual Boat Race of Oxford and Cambridge.

Putney, Eng, April 2.-The weather for tomorrow promises a fine day for what it is believed will be one of the most exciting events in recent years between the eight-oared crews of OK ford and Cambridge universities. Cam bridge was the favorite. to 1. tonight on account of its finished oarsman- ship.
 Oxford is considered to be less skill ful with the oars. but better stayers. and their chances in the latter respect are considered to have been enhanced owing to the late entrance into the Cambridge crew of R. w. M. Arbuth- nel, the bow, about whose stamina there seems to be doubt.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
THE TWELFTH JUROR
 IS YET ID BE FOUND
The Thirtieth venire in the Calhoun Trial Exhausted

r san Francisco, April 2.-Filling the twelfth seat in the jury box, has proved an unexpectedly difficult task for attorneys engaged in the trial of Patrick Calhoun. Fourteen talesmen summoned as members of the thir- tieth special venire, were examined and disqualified this morning and the indications were that the twelfth week of the trial will end without bringing the parties to a point where peremptory challenges will be exer- cised for the third time. The venire was exhausted this afternoon and the case was adjourned to Monday
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
THE sAcREDNEss OF >THI

HOME-It cost Jose Romero eight dollars or eigl.t days in jail to learn yesterday that every mans house is his castle. The lesson was taught by Justice Johnstone. A Mexican in the southern part of town complained that Romero came to his house, con- sisting of two rooms, and insisted on entering, notwithstanding the wife and daughter of the householder were in dishabille. All this was admitted by Romero, who however, said that he did not know that there was any law against making a friendly call.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03

try and returned the same day. Miss Jeffries is spending the winter with friends in Phoenix. Her home is in Nebraska The trip was very much enjoyed by the party and also the genial hospitality of MT. Village.
 Ralph Yves father is here from Ohio and will spend some time in the hope of being benefited in health by the climate.
 Rev. A. G. Futile, the Indian mis- sionary who recently returned from his labors in that field and has been camping in the foothills of the White Tank mountains for the benefit of his wife's health, has accepted the pas torate of the Buckeye and Palo Verde Baptist churches.
 A picnic was given in honor of Miss Lovejoy and Mrs. Fucker, the retiring teachers of the Buckeye school. This was a close to Nature affair. as it was a camp picnic out on the desert north of the Long ranch across the canal It was held last Friday evening and was enjoyed by about twenty-five of the friends of the young ladies.
 Homer Davis was chosen director on the board of the Buckeye school district at last Saturdays election.
 Miss Laura McWilliams and MT. Dan Millicam of Buckeye were mar ried Tuesday. Miss McWilliams was born in this valley and has lived here the greater part of her life. She is a granddaughter of T. N. Clanton and is a young lady of that genial sunny disposition that makes all who are fortunate in her acquaintance to be steadfast friends. MT. Millicam has been in the employ of the Wessex company for a number of years and expects to still continue in their em- ploy.
 The Buckeye school will close to- morrow, an entertainment will be giv- en in the evening by each of the three rooms. Miss Lovejoy of the primary grade will go to Chicago and Mrs Fucker will leave in about a week after school closes for Los An geles. MT. Filkins, teacher of the eighth grade will also go to some other locality to spend his school va cation.
 The brick yard in the Liberty vii cinity is taking on the appearance of a business proposition at consider able of a pace. There are now about thirty thousand bricks in the kiln,
 The managers of the Buckeye creamery state that the machinery for the ice plant to De operated in connection with their creamery is on the road and is expected in Phoenix any day.
 Every body who is fortunate enough to be an owner of a ranch under the Buckeye canal is feeling in very fine spirits these days, as the talk and preparations for the build ing of the projected railroad pro- gress. There is probably not another place in the country that would be more benefited by railroad connec- ton with the outside markets than Buckeye The country. has the rich soil common to all the Salt River valley and an abundance of water for irrigation, more water than any other part of Arizona. The tonnage of alfalfa hay that could and will be produced here after the completion of railroad so that a market can be reached, will undoubtedly be greater than any other section of the same area in the United States.
 end about as many more moulded and nearly ready to be laid up. The men in charge of the yard expect to be ready to start the fire under the kiln in about three weeks.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
BUCKEYE.

Buckeye, April 2.-F. l.. Eddy of Glendale was in this vicinity during the week selling a patent churn.
 MT. Weager of the Buckeye is in California, being called there by the death of his mother
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Conger "nd the Misses Jeffries ana &cCol;0m visited Buckeye Monday. They came down from Phoenix with Grant Millage in his automobile. drove over the coun-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-03

all of the good qualities of other brands and some extra ones of its own. The Perfect is not a flour that is SUI perior in only one or two qualities. It is superior all round. It bakes better, goes farther and stays moister than any other. Try a sack just to see what the best of all Hours is like. Ask your grocer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

Seno ~2eccrab.S Soften" til SI9si
"a gcnner i oct samle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
gebanbling al glialia6s.

$ ct 2anbbrngsblob uogipet i
Wisconiin gipes Der, iom Spar paa
en- Soreipsrgiel, SpIpSninger ON,
naar alfalia ifal meies. 8eofom.
menoe bill BRUCE Sset for fine Sauer.
alfoIfa bsr meies itrnr, De oaer.
fsrite glomiter piier fig; TIL oenrle
Rlantes anben 5rempert begpnoer
paa ben 9io, iaa bpis Ser pentes nteS
fsrite Sladt, inbtil IIanten er fuISt
%uoblomitret, GA ptl 8erten binoreS
og llobpttet blipe iaore lioet. 9ette
er ct bi9tigt Ernft iom mango Sar.
mere life forItoar os fsIseIig bliper
4olingen minore, emo ben funoe
bore. alfalfa bsrer til a~lsperileg.
ten og li9eiom benne Dor Den life tsr-
fes | Solifin til so, men efter of Der
err pisnet, bsr Den iRttes | Saater
Iomme Sog, ben er meiet ne6, og fig
maa Den itaa, inbtil Den er ipeoet no,
.aierne ell 5 til 6 Gage. gliper Saa.
terne itaaeube iaa lGnge, bsr De lint.
tes liot buer 2 eaer 3 9oge, eQers
itaoes @rGsroben, uoar De itoar for.
lpnae paa eft Steb. 20 RPno meo
bper lin Ssgaffel fon flptte en- olmin.
oeIig Saate ilben SanifeIigbeb, eiter
at Den er ieget iommen. 5 5iliGloe
al llpeir niloe Ssfnpper til at bGffe
Sooterre uGre opermaabe npttige.
Den Gag Sset Hal flores | 2a0e
eller Staf, nina Sanierne ripes oe
ipreoes uSoper, iaa bet noele Elmer
paapirfes al Coffin og friif Suit.
@iennemisreIien al beune glan ifai-
fer ct so, Der er p9rS oct oobbeIte al
oct SIaas, iom err tr9ifet meo So
penoer. Hioe, SslRsier o.i.p. vi
ifuIoe life b1pe siuet iaa meget Rum
iii openitaaenoe, bpis ben beri be-
ifrepne Sreruganssmoabe life oeiaa
er onuenoeIig for alsperbs Iigeiaa.
pei iom for aIiaIia. Nen DC 6nr.
mere. Der bar giort Sorissene meo
aIspcr. paaitaor at llbfnlSet bar Dor.
ret meget go6t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Srnst SanSwidcs.

6igeuer paifes, bnffes INT, foges
Iiot @onb / en- Gouble Boiler, til Del
er iom en- INF @rso. Ion tiIiqtter
ncgle Sraaber Gitroniaft og i9tter
BET ian bort, til bet err fclbt. 7ei
imsres pon Smsrrebrso 90 nosIe
baffebc 9eanutS, galnsoSer eaer
Yecanaieruer itrses oper, Soa lag.
ges oen anoen Cline oper og Oct ifi9.
res op / imaa uilanae Siptfer. Tab.
Ter baffet os blanoct meo bnffeoe
@alnsofierner er cgina meget soot.
aOst bel Siif msS SplanSaiic Samee,
Otter at 6iifen er reuiet % pnifGt.
tsrres ben soot os lGgses op | ei
Stpffe rent @beeiecIotb os fnptteS
for. Saa Iagges ben pan en- 5or'
! bsining i en- Srpoe Hleo iua mesel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
quiet ng Afckkrnef.
Rssiaeret At Gu praitii pusussea
Saarbfoste 9ga % 9isb.

Ere b~aarbfoete sgs boffes, men
life for tint. "A Guno fogt, folot
aiso baffes osiaa og bapes op ! en-
StegepanSe meo en- toppet Spi'elte
smsr, en- Spiieife @eI, Ell Sbe'te
finboffet Gerlille, en- Sbeife finbnffei
9sa Il SbeIfe Geber, en- balp Sbelfe
SoIt, oa ct Iioet Gran Wuifaiblom,
me euer reoet Wiiifat. Sette rsreS
belle Sioen os naar oct er blepet soot
aiennemparmet, bar man Ell balp
Sop WeIf / % naar BET bespnoer Of
bIipe tpft, rsres De baffeoe seg l.
Smaa &unoineer meo riltet grso
paaimsresS mgr, noset at ben parme
Mosie BABES poa boer cg laa ltrsr
man itsbt, tsrret @rsb ooer og l9t'
ter Dem inb / gogeropnen, til De er
goot siennemparmet. On lioen Slat
Smsr lasges ODER bper Stumbling, tsr
Den i9ttes / 9ageropnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
gpnncr mcb Gnrri.

30 itore 2sg flores / Sfiper, oa
bapes op / en- Stesepanbe meo 10
toppebe Spiieifeer Smsr, " Sbeife
Salt, en- Sbeife Garri, en- Ebeife
Suffer, en- Sbeife Gbbif, Ell Spiieife
opbaffet gccoanit, liot Gitroniaft,
en- boIp Quart opblsbte. gsnner,
@snner, iom bar itaaet | 8anb Rat
ten oper) og en- Quart fosenoe gnnb.
Gette foyer nltiammen langiomt ! 3
Elmer. Raar 9snnerue er msre,
bar mar "a Guno fogt aiso / iom
err opifaaret / 5erninger % laoer BET
bIipe gobt gienuemuarmet. Dan
ierperer oct meb alminbelig foet 8is,
oe oct er Ell meget n9renbe % goo
Mpt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Tis % baffet 9jsb.

Sire toppeoe Spiieifeer &is pa'fes
/ Here 8anS 90 foges oerpaa I TO
gints foeenoe 8anb, iammen meS ct
Iioet Gran Iuifatblomme, Salt, BE
Der, Gaprifa % Seleri.Sa lt, Ell
Spiieife finbaffet Beriiae ,en Spite
tie finbaffet seq, A Inner folot fogt
eaer iteat aiso, en- Iioen alat Smsr
90 en- baIp Sop MeIf. 9ette foyer
laneiomt, til oct er tpft, oa bar man
TO piipeoe sgg l. bar bet op / Ell
imurt Sorm % iteser oct en- bolp Ii
me. Oct fan ipiies enten parmt eler
foI0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

@ano. at oct itaor eoot oper Tiifen.
Eli bper Quart 9ano. tiIirttes TO
Spiieifeer gobif % 10 toppeSe She.
ifeer Salt. Gooifer aisr at 6iifeii
bIir boiberc og faitcre. Zen foyer
10 Minuter til bpcrt Gunb. @on ia.
ger ben iaa ioriigtis op. sarnerer oen
meo Gitronlfiner ce ipiier BEN meS
fsIeenoe Sance: 80 Spiieifeer Smlsr
imeItes, irsres 9 Spiieifeer WeI,
ippoes. meo en- 8pp 6iifefrait ossrs.
res | belle Sioen. Tette foses 70
Winuter. Sna bGISeS noaet al bette
op | to oiipebe 9GegebIommer. umoer
itabig @iiping. bGIOeS iao tiIbaee /
Sonble 9oileren men ntaa bare blipe
ajennemparmet, life fo9e. Wan til.
letter iaa to Spiieifeer Gitroniait.
SaIt os Eeber os ieroerer ben itrar.
SpIot iteat Siif.
en boIp aop gtsSfrummer eler
itsote Gracfers, Il Sop imeItet
Smsr. "a Sbeife SaIt, Is Sbeife
SeIleri.S Salt, Is Shefe Geber, nogIe
Graaber Sseiaft, bois man ipncS ON
Den Smos, VI aop fogeroe gnno.
Get blanoes iamnen / Den SrSen
bpori oct er npnnt, igIoes / Den rem.
ieoe. poifeoe og tsrreOe 6iif og oenne
ines isien. Man ifiprer 6iifen poa.
itroa her 90 Der og logger tpnbe Sfi.
Der Bacon eler Salt 6leif beroper.
Zen irbguioes meb Salt % 8eber og
@eI, iteses til IeIet bruues / Ban.
BEN ba bar man li0t foaeioe @ono /
og brppper Siifen oitr meb araiten,
iom iamler iig. 9en ierperes meo
SomatsSauce
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Strpbcmcrf

9iaar man bar nrbeioet zig trat, er
parm 0 sioebt. oa isIes Oct iau.inber.
liz bebaeeIist al iGtte Jig ! en- fisIig
Sfpage, aaerbelit ueo ct ginbu eaer
en- Tor for til @ouns at male iig al
en- fob gino. Ser si9Ioer bet. at
man life fslser fine 5sIeIier; tbi ell
lem Sorfislelie. om life noset r,arre
oil iitferIis blipe Sslaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Uorife foIfetraoitioner.
8i isgte Groiesior Woltfe Roe

St isgte Frofesior Woltfe Roe
= ifriper "MoreI. - for at iaa
Oplpsninger ON bet grbeioe for nor.
tie SoIfetrabitionerS @epareIie bpors
til Stortbinget retop bar bepilget
1000 Ser. til MnpenoeIie eiter Son.
ference meaem Rroiesioren og Sir.
feoepartementet. Si bIep meget pen.
Zig mootaget at &~rofeSior Woe, iont
netop bolot paa at rpooe op / fine
StuoerpGrelier IT Ell 9eifiGftigelie,
iom De ip9re SomIinser al Manii.
fripter og gGger bel / o. for fig
funbe ipnes at npOpenoiggisre; men
at oct life tr4Hgtes for at 5rinae
gpreliernes ge6oer til at fiuoe He.
De / bet altiuruiielt ffuIoc pi mart ie
De f~lareite @cpiier pna. Obi UNDER
oen fsleenbe SomtoIe benteoe Bro.
iesioren frem mart Ell BOG, mart Ell
aonpolut meb giieailfrifter og mart
ct ener anbet trpft Gftitpffe, og oltib
gift ban oirefte bort og fog oct irem
mellem Sunore6er al Iiguenbe ubeu
iaa meget iom ct SefunoS Ssgen.
80, ipnreoe Brofesioren. oa hi
bapbe iogt bort grinoe, "be Gam.
linger, iom oct giGlber enbelig at ion
iamlet poa ct Steo, beitaor pGientIig
al to itore @rupper. 10 mieg ifal gioe
Gem en- llbiigt ooer; bette og abifil'
ligt til eipIoer Def inareit mulig of
ioa dnbragt / iuGot fotologiieret for
almenbeben tiloirngelig Sorm poa
ct Steb, bnor DC fan itna unoer I'll.
inn al en- grfipor. Gne Blaner her.
for er pao set rene, % benz ifaI ieg
oeiaa ifisiere.
Sort bar oi Sopbus gugges
Somlinaer al 6o~lfetrooition fra &c.
lemarfen. @ugqe bespnote at iamIe
ser / 1856 og bolot poo til 1874 -
ire aar for ieg tog arbeibct op. go
pbus gnsees SamIinaer omiotter
isrit OF iremit Bier % Step, men
bog ogiaa aSifiaige gpentpr, Sogn
oa Tolfetro. af bons Gpentpr no.
fommer til Sul enbcl, ubgipne al
bans spioerisu Rifarb gerge unocr
Silipn Of aIernnber guggc og mig.
Rpaet of oct interesianteite peo ben
ne gpentpriamliug er, at Den er IL
Iuitreret paa FL 9anlfe m Wnaoe.
Som befienSt er 5ru Sobonna Bug
ae gerge ubonnnct iom WalerInoe.
Sun bar IGrqe uPret opmGrtIom
poa oct eieroommelige uoilaa az
norff gonbcfmrit, Tom finbes | Ra.
Ierier at foriticais grt omfring
bore gpgber, % 1eraf bar bun liant
let en- bel Gel - ira Selemarten
@uobranosboIer S~alinsool oip. -
giaeber fra SiuIinger, inoeIufte
Senae, faite gRgsemalerier og an
oct iliat; os pan @rimolde berui bar
bun Iapet fine Slluitrationer til
Gpentpritofiei. Ger er en- albeIes
foiteIia Raipitet oper bisie giaeber,
o. berpeb bar bun opnaaet ! Sir
itraticnerne Of ina inc netop Den
ganb, iom por egen for be 2ioer,
iom Gpentpreue bar giennemlepet.
Zen onoen itore Sopeoiumling al
norif SoIt~etrabitiOn, iom Der Der Dil
blipe 9oIe ON, er ben. iom befinoer
Tia / nit Barge. Zen beitaar igicn
al en- Iasie minOre Samlinser
ioruoen alt, bpoo iea bar iamlet ielp
af JoIfepiier. Gpentpr. Sagu, 9aa.
Der, Spartefuniter, Spertro og Gift
90 erb, life miuoit aserbrugsitiffe
oesuoen al bpao min 5aoer 90
asbisrnien bar inSiamlet ! I'm lib
% en- life Iioen Gel eiter SPAR aaien
al foIfetraoitipuel art. Gertil er BET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

bill iiffert beIbreoe S9morrhoioer
0iIes). Get bar siort BET ! tIieneer
al SiIf9Ioer, % bpis De er en- 81.
benbe af Senne Speoom, iaa er Der
ingen goo @runS bpcrfor oct life
oeiaa ifuIbe bore beIoiet / Seres
SiIf9Ibe. Get er fuloitrnoig uifa.
oeIiet. iuoeboIber life Spiuter | no.
gen 5orm. SeI6reS Gem ielp for
benne irriterenbe Speoom, og eisr
oct mn. Get .oiier 80 Gents bos
@pothefere eIer ienbes ~portobetalt
peo I~ootaaeIien al 9riieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

SAP oine SpiI mar noset tiIbp.
oes bie aItfor biliat. alt iom er
paro npget foiter noget. Get iom
life frGper arbeioe, anItrenaclic
eaer Msie er iom aesel lioet euer In
tet pRro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

Raar Sc ffriper til Gperte'
rsnbe. iaa pGr iaa oeniis at
mebbeIe. at De ian eeres
apertisisment ! -9ecorabs yo'
fen. Set fiirer 2em ben
beoite HebdnbIiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
SsSlanbif 5rnstfase.

Ser llnicr Smsr, 6 liner Suffer,
"a Yuub Mel, 6 sgg. en- Sbeife 9a-
fling Bomber. Ell Sbeife gdniIie, 6
Inner ipltct appeliinifnl % 6 Inner
Sultaua-Roiiner Suffer % Smer
rsres til 5lsoe, sggsene irsres et
eiter ct ibet man uiiper Rsren sobi
imeaem bier Gang. Soa iigtes DE,
LET t. bpori Batting Bomber er blan-
Get % tililut bar man 9oniIien oq
5rusten /. Dan bar oct op / bel
imurte S~tesepanoer os iteger Def
omtrent 112 Zine meo life alt for
iterf garme.