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Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

tion of the Wickenburg Elks will pie nic and play ball at the Brill ranch, four miles this side of Wickenburg, where they will be met by the burgers on a special train. The Fraternal Brotherhood of Phoenix will hold picnic between there and the town of Wickenburg and not only invite all their members but the rest of the world to join them in having a good time There will be food and drinks for sale to those who do not bring their lunchenos and all will be made welcome. The fare will be $125 for adults, 6j cents for children, round trip.
 COMING THIS MoRNING-Miss Helen Kane is expected to arrive this morning from her home in Newark, N. J., for stay of several months at Glendale with her brother. l.. E. Kane, assistant manager of the Southwestern Sugar and Land company Later she will continue her travels to the coast anG the northwest and thence to her eastern home.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Opposite the postoffice. Services to- morrow will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., Dr. H. A. Hughes, superintendent. Baraca and Philathea classes for young men and young ladies respectively. Children's day pro- gram at II am, including the baptiz- ing of infants. Epworth League at pm. Sermon at 8 pm, by the pastor, subject, The Wise and Foolish Vir- gins" Everybody has cordial invita- tion to attend these services.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES-EIliot Evans and L. G. Knipe left last night for Los Angeles to superintend the construction of the Arizona Elks' float, which will figure in the parade in July and which it is confidentially stated will be the most attractive creation of human genuis, to date, not excepting the Roosevelt dam. Beside the design which will be splendiferOus. it will be decorated with Arizona ores heavily with all the minerals known to the metallurgists.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

FTRSI CHURCH OF CH HHIo T |, SCIENTIST, Postofnce building, en- trance on Monroe street. Morning service at II o'clock, subject of les son sermon, ''Mortals and Immortals." :" Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms maintained by this church are open daily from 10 to 11:30 am. and from ? to pm. All authorized liter ature on Christian Science may be read, or purchased if desired. Wis itors are made welcome. All are cor dially inyited to attend church ser vices.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
BACK TO FRIsco-Edgar s

BACK TO FRISCO-Edgar Spauld-
 ing. who has been in the city for few days visiting relatives, left last night for san Francisco, his present home. MT. Spaulding is an electrical engineer in the employ of the General Electric company.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
A TIMBER ExPERT-A. S. F

A TIMBER EXPERT-A s. Faulk- ner timber expert for the Santa Fe system is a visitor in this city.
 PRESCOTT ExCURSlON-On May 9 the Santa Fe will run an excursion to Prescott. The occasion is a ball game to be played between the Salt River Valley team and the Prescott Grays. The arrangements for the game have not yet been completed but it is likely that the game will be played The fare to the mountain city will be $3.5O. Tickets will be good on the train leaving this city on the morning of Sunday and the return limit will be May 26. For the benefit of those who may desire to remain longer, arrange ments have been made by which the tickets may be deposited and by pay ment of fifty cents the return limit eX- tended to June ,.
 ROOSEVELT AN EXCURSION CENTER-W. D. Kern of Roosevelt announces that he is going into the excursion business for the benefit of the Roosevelt people and what little money there may be in it. He will run an excursion by stage from Roosevelt to Fish Creek station each Sunday from now until further notice and re- turn. round trip ticket S3. Good meals can be secured at Fish Creek and the road between the dam and the station is ideal in its picturesqueness while for several miles above Fish Creek the road runs up the Fish Creek canyon through a veritable park. On one side the mountains rise majestically while on the other the silver creek winds down the canyon bordered by foliage, while all the bridges on the road are cemented and everything looks as neat and alluring as a millionaire's garden.
 JUDGE EWING'S LECTURE-Judge w. G. Ewing, of Chicago. will deliver a free lecture on Christian Science at the Arizona School of Music Sunday afternoon, May 15, at o'clock. Judge Ewing was for four years United States attorney for the northern district of Illinois. and for years judge of the superior court. He became interested
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

FRATERNAL ExCURSION-It is expected a big train load of Phoenix people will hike to the hill country this morning taking advantage of the big fraternal excursion run for the joint interests of the Elks, the Frater- nal Brotherhood and the rest of the world. The Elks accepting the invita-
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

HOME FOR VACATION-Miss Nel- lie Covert accompanied by her mother are in the city en route to their home in Tucson, being guests of the Com mercial hotel. Miss Covert is a well known Arizona school teacher, having taught in various towns of the terri tory and during the last year has been teaching in Florence.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

Mary Baker Eddy. In 1899 Judge Ew- ing was appointed on the Christian Science board of lectureship of the mother church in Boston, Mass, since which date he has devoted his entire time to service as a lecturer on that subject. The judge is an easy and pleasing speaker.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

NEW NOTARY-George H. Francis of Humboldt was yesterday appointed a notary public.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

in Christian Science through the per sonal experience of healing. which led
 him to investigate the religion which has caused so marked a change in his life. He became a close student of Christian Science and was a student at the Massachusetts Metaphysical Col College, an institution founded by Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
Of Local Interest

NEW NOTARY-George H. Francis of Humboldt was yesterday appointed a notary public.
 SUIT ON A NOTE-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by Charles Pine against Everett Brizzee and G. NJ. Edmunds for the recovery of $425 alleged to be due on a note.
 TANNER CHAPEL A. Nj. E. CHURCH, Corner Second and Jeffer- son streets, Rev H. Franklin Bray, pastor. Sunday services: 9:30, Sab bath school. Miss Ardmore Lewis, su- perintendent; 10:30, prayer and praise services; II, preaching by the pastor; F, class meeting; pm, preaching. The public invited.
 HOME FOR VACATION-Miss Nel- lie Covert accompanied by her mother are in the city en route to their home in Tucson, being guests of the Com mercial hotel. Miss Covert is a well known Arizona school teacher, having taught in various towns of the terri tory and during the last year has been teaching in Florence.
 LATTER DAY SAINTS-The Reor- ganiZed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: Preaching in the Plaza at pm. Subject, Satan and His Methods" Sabbath school in a 2:45 pm. Prayer meeting in the hall at 3:5O pm. Will s. Fender. mission ary, SIS E. Monroe St.
 BIDS FOR A LAVAToRY-Th board of supervisors will meet tomor- row for the opening of bids for the construction of a brick lavatory and toilet in the court house plaza west of the jail building. Bids were received sometime ago, but the lowest of them exceeded the estimates of the super visors by more than $500. The board had figured that the cost ought to be not less than S1IOO. The bids ranged from s1700. This construction is un- dertaken that the room now occupied by the lavatory in the court house building may be fitted up for the growing needs of the treasurer's of flee.
 RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROP ERTY-Deputy Sheriff Wayne Davis shoes. stolen from the sheriff's office on Friday by Juan Lopez, have been returned after a rapid circulation among a considerable part of the Mexican population. Lopez himself was returned to jail before the shoes were recovered. He had got into a fight soon after he recovered his freedom. He said that he had sold the shoes for fifty cents to an old Mexican. The purchaser. a thrifty old gentleman was found and he said that he had sold the shoes to his son, a sort of a dude, for a dollar. If the circulation of the shoes had not been interrupted. they might have risen to par, s, the price Mir. Davis had paid for them a week before. Lopez, the untrustworthy trusty, will be tried for his various crimes and misdemeanors tomorrow and there is a general un- derstanding about the sheriffs office that he will steal nothing more from that institution unless he gnaws his way through iron bars.
 FRATERNAL ExcURSION-Tt is expected big train load of Phoenix people will hike to the hill country this morning taking advantage of the big fraternal excursion run for the joint interests of the Elks, the Frater- nal Brotherhood and the rest of the world. The Elks accepting the invita-
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11
Death Of Well kn0Hn River Driver.

At the age of flfty-two, John Dore
q well known river driver of this sec
ion passed away at his home on Par
lin street last Wednesday forenoon
tier u two-years' Illness from tuber-
culosis. SI, bore was born in Skow-
began and has always made this his
headquarters, although he has trav-
eled up and down the river on the
drives. He s survived by two broth
ers. william of Skowhegan and Ed
ward of Newburyport. Mass, and BY
three sisters, Mrs. Rose Smith of this
Dlsce, AIRS. Agnes Loomis and Mrs.
Nellie Donahue. One of his sisters
Mrs. Olive Clukey died several years
90. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR., Leitch Friday
afternoon at two o'clock. The inter
ment took place at the North ceme-
terry.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

c. II. Smith and John Clark Of
Skowhegan have gone to Moxie and
will devote some time in the interest
of their lumber enterprises Clark
e Smith are probably the most extern
siye lumber dealers in Somerset
county. Nearly all the lumber at the
present time being sawed at the
Skowhegan saw mill Is owned by
Clark & Smith. They have about
100000 feet that is being sawed up at
present. Mr.. Clark is an old lum-
herman, having spent the most of his
life at this work.-Pttsfield Adyer-
tiser.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Black Caracul Coats so very stylish this
season, So inches long, 90 each.
Genuine Black Russian Pony Fur Coats,
a very soft, glossy Fur with guaranteed Satin
lining, So inches long, $45.00 each.
Ladies' Broadcloth Coats Coney Collar and
Suslika Fur lined, $500 each.
Ladies' fine All Wool, Broadcloth Coats
Opossum Collar and Squirrel lining $500 ca.
Same coat with Sable Squirrel Collar $50 ca.
Full All Wool Broadcloth Coats Sable
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

The tilgA school 10 10 ssrss q baksd
e~sn supper si Grand Array ball nss,
saturday evening for the benefit OF
the Athletic association.
Ira Norton vent to noston Monday
on \ business trip During his alb
sencc his clerk. Ralph Brown was
assisted by Ralph Lancaster.
Nrs. Hancock OF Bsngor. who has
been passing the summer with Nr
and hrs. George Harvey on Bieelow
HiIi. returned home Monday.
Mira. Augustus Nelson OF waterville
passed Sunday In town with her hus-
band. He 10 employed here around
the depot of the NJ c. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Paine went to
New Sharon Thursday afternoon.
called there by the death OF Mr.
Pains's father. Simeon C. Paine.
Bernard J. MacNally. linotype op-
srator-mschinist at the Independent
Reporter office went to Portland Sat
urday to pass Sunday with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis OF South
Framingham. Mass. were In town
last Friday on their way home from a
visit with DIR. William J. Lewis of Ca
naan.
Mrs. Lydia Kelley of Lincoln. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Baker Oh Dyer street for several
weeks. She arrived in town last
Thursday.
Archie Delano arrived home from
Auburn Friday night where he is at
work carpentering. He was called
here by the serious illness of his
father. John Delano.
Moses and Mary Brooks, eye spe
cialists of Berlin, N. H., arrived In
town Saturday night for brief visit
at the home Of Edmund Poulin and
family on East Front street.
F. c. Sweetser returned to the Ma
tional Soldiers Home, Augusta, Me-,
Friday of last week. after spending
six weeks vacation at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. B. s. Kincaid.
Charles F. Ward has had two ap-
pies on exhibition in his window this
week raised by Sumner Soule OF Nor
ridgewock, each measuring thirteen
and one-half inches In circumference
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Packard, Mrs
George Paddock of this town and
Joseph King OF Cornville, went to
Winthrop Center Friday where they
will attend the Friends quarterly
meeting.
The ninth grade held Halloween
party In Weston hall last Thursday
evening, and in spite Of the upper
classmen of the High school, who
tried to break It up, had a very en-
joyable time.
Philcnder Steward, who has suf-
fered several attacks of illness in
the nature OF weak heart, Is at pres
ent confined to his home He has
been in very critical condition dur
ing the past two weeks.
Harry Smith of Madison, who has
been clerking in Charles Wards
clothing store for several months
has gone TO work for Charles Day in
place of Edward Spear, who is run
ming the cooperative store.
Rev. Robert Morris, pastor of the
tirst Baptist church went to Bangor
Monday to attend to some business
concerning his property there He
resided In that city for several years
before coming to Skowhegan,
-
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Hast thou been faithful to The truth
and right?
Iit 81 helped TO make anothers burden
light
Art thou a better man than yester-
night?
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11
Special Notice,

During the absence of Forrest
Goodwin, Esq. until February Is.
next, his law office will be occupied
by VIM. II. Halves, Esq.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11
50 New Ladies' Misses
Winter Coats This Week

The very latest designs by the best makers beautiful line Of coo
NAVY and Cadet Blue Brown Smoke Olive Reseda and Myrtle
Green's Gray and Black Among these with high
Military Collars Others with wide rolling Shawl Collars There
CoseFi ing SemF fitting and Loose Goats and all pnces $1,000
$780, $780, $780, $3.50, $1,000 and $500 each
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Squirrel Collar and Wambat lined, 5000 ca.
Fine imported Broadcloth coat Sable
Squirrel Collar and Marmot line $40 each
Very fine Broadcloth Coats Auskrat COL
lar and lining $50 each.
All Wool Broadcloth Coats, Auskrat Col
lar and Black Crushed Plush Lining. the
warmest and most serviceable that money will
buy at the price. SIS each.
Chldren's Coats of every kind, quality
style and color, year to II years sizes, slss
to $40 90 each.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Cheapest accident insuranee-Dr
Thomas Eclectric Oil.s stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell 1t.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Prompt service, and quality guar.
-nteed. on everything you buy at
market.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

A contended spirit is the sweetness
OF existence.
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

Apples for Sale. R. r. P.ttea. AL
The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11
Clans and Oysters in Shell
AR. Jewett' Market
FOR SALE

ID. r. Judkins residence for sale or rent.
Price with lot 4xl0 rods, $1,000, Two
Oak Chamber Sets, Oak Book Case, Blue
Flame OH Stove, Refrigerator, Dining
Table, Parlor Table, Straw Nattings,
etc. at bargain prices. TIA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
Oyt oanlf Nliniitcrium.

Sra &isbcnbapn me0oeIe5 Den q.
Sftober:
&ongen bar / SormiOoog moOta.
get Solfetbingsmano Sable, iom
iremlagoe Oct biotioige Heiultat al
fit 6orisg paa at oaune ct mt Qti,
niiterium. Get blep Oereiter ODER.
oraget til Gable at bonne oct npe
Wtiniiterium, % aongeit bill inlorgcn
gftermiooag pao amalienborg MOB.
tage De npe 0tiuiitre.
Winiiterliiten Ter iaaIeOeS no:
Sperretsiogfsrcr 3ubIe, aonietl&prG'
iioent % Suititsminiiter. ScrreoS'
fogeb &rabbe 6oriporsmiuiitcr.
&ontorhef / Observation-Disclosures &.
ScaocniuS lloeurigsminiiter. Or.
phil. =. Munh Observation-Disclosures.
Susmano @ouI Gbriitenien &anO'
brugsminiiter. Trooit Rielien'8tm'
melcp aultu&miniitcr. aoniuI @ei'
mann, Sombllrg, Sanoelsmiri'tcr,
Or. phil. 6. @ronOc5 Sinansmini'
tier, fbo. 6olfetbing0mano SenIen'
SnIteO Srafifmiuiiter.
Get parlamentariifc og raotfole
8enitre bar oItioo lit Rinbretal$mi'
niitcrirm fGroigt.
Gu Grippe paa 16 al ia gtauO
bar 0aunet Hegiertng.
Selp ON De fire administrative"
9s8gipngerc, iom Ituor | 8alggrup'
pc iommen meO De Rooifale. regncs
meo, bIiper set BOG life flere emo 90.
s 2anostbirget or Stiaingcu life
a%unitigere. Der beitoar Den raOifoIe
Grippe az Sr. Goporo gruaoeS
cniom RoieitGt: offurat en- Serog'
icrtieuoeoel al 2~anosthinget err ra0i,
falt faroet. ga Or. @ranbes aItinu
gaar inc / Miniiterict, oil ben raoi.
faIe Staggering uocnior WiniiterbGn'
fen life bape en- eneitc SalsmauO /
Sarostbinget.
Ieb en- iao0an Stprfe bag iig tsr
en- Staggering life gisre iig Soab ON
lang 2epeti0.
90 ieIo ON DC Go0ifole til en- pia
8ra6 reguer meO SociaIoemofratiets
Stette, pil benne BOG fife fitnne bio
isre nogen a~fgisreuoc 6oranoring |
Sorboloet.
: 6oIfetbinget rao6cr Socialoc,
mofraterne ooer 81 gfono, | 2au6s'
tbinaet oper 4. Gen iomIeoe Stprfc,
bpormeo Den ra0ifale Regiering /
beoite Sab fan mureOrere, blioer
~iauleOeS: 5 6oItetbinget Al Nauo
al ia, / 9anostbiugct 3 al sc.
Get Ter life piOere p~arlamentariif
ll0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12

Stprm % Sprlis. Sra 6rebrifS'
Ita0 meo0eleS oen 25Oe Sftbr. Bar
fen "Soloen" al 6reorifSita0 er ioag
fonlntet inc iii Ell llobaon / Spaler.
Gen bar poa Sci fra Wetbil til 6rco'
rifSitao meo Sui; men maattc poa
@runo al Ell orfauogtig Storm iegc
in6 unoer ben norife apit. On 9slgc
ifpleoe Ssmmermonocn - 6reortfS'
baIoSmano - onerboro. 9arfcn til
bsrer NieIS 81. Stang.
- SreOrifSitoo, 26oe Sftbr.: -
Sgoar Gitermiobag omtrent peo Gre
ti0en fom bripcnOe in6 ira Saoet
moo Golloeritranben paa Tapper,
Suoler, CIT libeu 9uab, Ser fantreoe
/ sc frpgtelige @%ruuobraat, iaa DC TO
Wepno, iom io6 / ben, falot 8anoet,
Gen enc bIep OeSpPrre ilaaet libel
9rootene, meoens oeu onoen bIeo To-
Itet iIano temmelig forilaaet % poerIt
meotaget., Sau bIeo itrar efter fun'
set OF bragt / SltS og fom Jig ierere
iaapi0t, at ban fun0e fortGlle, at
ban bar anoenitprman0 paa Bart
"garosio", Ser bar paa &eiie ira
aronItabt til @reafer mco EropS.
9arfen, Ser tiIbsrte ct gftieIeIItab
2orpif me0 @ugge & SIien iom He'
0ere, bar paa Oil Heg. Cons % Itaar
opfert / Sfibsregtitret meo 10
Rano8 9eiGtniug. Gen fantreoe
Ssuoag aitcu SCI. s autogeltg liot
~norbenfor Sfagen, / ct frpgteIi1
@eir. 9ouOeue intteS paa Sanoet,
og efter bpab anocuiprmano 'foI
baue f~ortaIt. fal0t 8aptcinen / Snn'
oct, men blep reooct op / Ell ltoen
Sole, bpori De TO StprmGno bar
fommet. San iatteS icnere omboro
/ 2ipbaaoen, bpor oen surtge SelGt'
MING bar. 9aoOcne fom mart bort
fra binanOen, og Siobaaoen bar
Stnrmanben ienere life Jet.
- Srcorifsbalb, 26oe Sftbr.: Der
er / 9aaens Sob fommet enoel me
WcobcIelicr, iom beSuGrre tpoer poa,
at ioru0en "9oroSia" 70 ANDRE Sftbe
cr f~orIiItc uoenfor Den norife Sfage'
ruffpIt. Sra "9aroSia"S Sipbaao
bar man enonu iutet bort, ifisnt 80
reIpsrgsler % llnberisgclier er fore
toget langs belle Spalerfpitcn. 6ro
@apper paa Spaler meloe8. at Den
lille Sole meo oe TO StprmGno al
lere0e bar fommet belt ino til 2onO,
ga llIpffcn Ifeoe. anbenitprmanoen,
en- &usier, par boppet tIanb pao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
9rnfnet nneer Summertime.

puere N9no fra Sleffefiorosfanten
roche iorIeOen Dag no for of trGfte
fine Summerteiner. Der bar itpgt
@eir % uoenfor @ereiiorben fom
9aaoen for uPr 2ano. Den blep
grebet al 0ragiuget, iplotes al @ano
pg off thumbs. On al Mpuoene,
Sans Sfarpn9s, 20 aar eammel,
omfpm, meoens oen anben reooeoes
/ iioite gieblif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12

SranSc. GoIborg, 25be Sftober:
9sroag aiteu ncobrGrbte ct unber
SorSaagaaro bsrcu0e 2eicbuS, Der
bebocOeS al arbeioSmouo Sacob So'
bro, buiS 9eru bar alene biemme.
SfIben opitoo ira Ell bpitct Sampe.
Oct meite Snbbo reooeoc8.
- aolborg 26oe OCTOBER: llo.
Ipn0erne til Nteierieier RielicnS
@aaro / SciIhoo, Ser iaiteS ueo'
brurotc, bar ioriifreoe t 2ouobpgnin'
QerncS aim. 9raroioriifrina for 90
600 SIR.
- Scrning, 26oe Sftober: llobpg'
nineernG til auro NieIiens 8aaro |
Suuo8 neobrrnote / WorgeS. Ter
inbebrrnOtc ell Gel aprg og Sutn.
SI6en opitoo peo Ell SpgteS grpIoIion
i 5oocrIocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
pttoife 9poocioo (fro OttioorcneS I

e~ttoife 9pggeio9 (fra SttiaareneS
Slutning) opianot arrcitonteu Bna.
itauocn ON, at ban baooe poet for.
ifieIliac @pgbcrrer b~etpoeIige 9oon.
oa at bette bar aoriagcn til bans
momeutare TengeforIegeubeb. Sna
boobleS enc ocune llbfllat par. bar
TSicSiorcn ooa louet, iom ON ban
off in0 paa ocu % 9ipet glIberti 9ei.
liabcO I'll at isrc 9cpiS for &c poeSe
Saor. Gctte bar icIufsIgeIig oprct
bam mnuligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
gaicns Saanbgranatcr.

benboun meooeles Den 26be Sftbr.
9Ia0et "&icbenbapn" meooeler, al
aftieIeIIfabet Carl 2unbS Sobrifer
for npgen Sio iioen bar iluttet Sper'
ensfomit ON Gneretten iii Sobrifo.
ton al en- M Saanogranat, bpiS Sp.
iinoeIie ifploes en- norif Sugenisr
aaien. 8ronaten err oaereoe no.
oaaet fra Sobriferne | ct Iutal al
100000 Stpffer, pg Ser fsrcs ior
Sioen ltnoerbonolinger meO forifieI'
Iige europGiife Stater ON aisb al
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
st Slifipanb ipm @alanrne.

Sronobiem meooeIes ben 25oe Oft.
Sra Ssrfrsia / ptre Soien meObeIes,
at Ser | @aIglofaIet / Saaoif er bic
BET benpttet ct oabent 9lifipano ionl
Salgurne iiteSetfor ben / 2ooen un'
orbne6e golqurne. 0enne blep life
benpttet, ga 8algItpret fauot ben Tor
titngpinot. "abresieaoiier" bcte9uer
Sremgangsmaaoen iom uloplig %
merer, at 8ol9et al BEN @runo mao
fasiere8. geo ct cpentl1elt Smpalg
anieeS Ssiremanoen 8ergs 8alg for
Imoipnli9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12
3eppclin paa Sfagen.

3eppeIinieIifab, iom bar SP0e |
&amburg. bar giennem lin Gireftsr,
aommerceraao d. 2oeDe, inoleoet
lln6erbanoliuaer meO NftieieIitabet
"Sfagens gaoeboteI" on grbperoelle
al ct SerrRu, egnet til AulGg al ct
tort 9alonbus NJ. III. l~lnoerbano-
liuaerne meo Zeppelin beiinoer Jig
foreIs6ig poa oe iorbcrcSenOc Sor.
bonoIingers Staoium, men oct me.
mes, at Sageu pil gaa / Sroen I'll
8aaren. 8repen oil paa Sfagen
faa en- befpem citation. oa Der er
6pr, Semaior, Ieleion OF SeIegrai.
Sg 6esubeu fan Der - 6remtioen
- bIiue Gale ON en- regelmRsfig
Quftfart ooer Splnuo Ill Rorge. -
Sfaaenielifabet ttl6p0er i'll. ~Danue.
broa" 3eppelin.S eIifabet ri 8rlno
iii bets gaIloubus paa ct SerrPn
peitlia for gaoebotelet. Oct oanife
Selitab ifal oog Oeobliue at eie 8run.
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-12

GicnSpmsialg. SuorSIcp ErGitc'
Qaaro, 90 lOr. 2an6, er iolgt Ill vi.
borg GlmtS MISUNDERSTANDING, be-
rcttcS fra Iiborg. &icbciummen er
ubefien0t.
- st aoniortium, beitaaenoe al
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rer q. Spcieu, ole al Publishing Wo
bar iIlg. Worse gpis" fisbt Sopeo'
qoaroen "22irngetgaoro" / Sunget
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ca. 80 Cor. Sartforn. aisbeium.
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