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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

At meeting of thg>-pfn
t'f fl Board of Tradeq~feld /Monday alter noon at their headquarters on Chest nut street, initial steps were taken to bring about a substantial reduc ton ill the present fire insurance rates now in effect in this city. On motion of \. W. Nunn, after tile mat ter had been discussed at length Secretary ]. l.. Caldwell was ih- structed to get comparative figures Of rates charged ill this and otfer cities throughout the state, witl a view to taking the matter upI with the insurance companies and their To- cal agents
 It was stated at the meeting and authenticated by seyeralof the mem- bers, wholesale merchants and oth- CTS, that Pine l5luffians were at this time paying the highest rate of in surance charged in any city in Ar- kansas Of the importance of Pine Bluff. The rate exceeds those of other cities, 1t was stated, from ; to 5o per cent
 It was also stated by several memr bers of the Board of Trade that towns of only three or four thousand popul lation, with no fire protection what eyer, were getting better and lower insurance rates from the same com- panies that onerate ill Pine Bluff than is accorded local property owners.
 The recent completion of the new water plant Of the Pine Bluff Coropr- ation gives Pine Bluff beyond ques- tion the best water protection of any city in this state and as good as that Of any of the larger cities through out the South II was also stated that promises were made by the in- surance agents that as soon as the new plant was placed i'll operation an immediate reduction of the pres ent high rates would result. No an nouncement that would make good these promises. however, have been made.
 The members present yesterday eS- pressed themselves as being deter mined in their efforts to secure more reasonable fire insurance rates in this city. The business people especially are of the opinion that exorbitant in- surance rates are being charged and that they are being imposed upon.
 It was shown that the basis rate of insurance in this city is 25 per cent higher than that of Argenta, Hot Springs, Fort Smith, Little Rock and Texarkana. The latter city is said to have an exceptionally low rate in view of the fact that fire losses there are greater, perhaps, in comparison to other cities.
 With exceptionally fine water pres sure, an unlimited supply of the same, with the moral hazard as good, if not better, than that of other Ar kansas cities, and with upto date fire fighting apparatus and three paid fire station, protecting every section of the city. the Board of Trade mem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26
Carrie Nation
 Makes Discovery

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 London, Jan o5-Garrie Nation has discovered that London is the wick edest city in Great Britain. She may bring her hatchet into play.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

Now you don't want your wife to look at that bare kitchen floor. She wants IINOLEUM. Come with her and look at the beautiful designs we carry. TomliDson < Knox. 9Os West 2d Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26
Supreme Court
 Takes a Recess

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Washington, Jan. 25.-The usual midwinter recess of the United States Supreme Court was announced by Chief Justice Fuller today. It will begin Monday and terminate Febru- ary 233.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

Have you noticed how many TOUR IST GO.CARTS you see on the street? Why9 Because they are the very best. Tomlinson & Knox, Sole Agente POS West 2d Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

bers are of the opiniou that they asa being diseriminated agaisnt and ore determined to find o,lt where thc blame rests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

ls the time for every wage cara. to look out for the future-wo i. plenty, wages good-are yoa sa,la. portion 0. what you earn
 Open an account with our sayins. Department and deposit regularity should you lose your position, wish !. so In business for yourself, or buy home later-what you save NOW viii help you,
 Savings earn 3 per cent lu.er.s here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26

Deputy Shcrff N. A. Beller, of Little Rock, was i'll the city yesterday on official business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26
YORK FINES ARE
 0UASHED BY COURT

Tines Imposed by Chancellor John M Elliott J. B. and Robert York for Contempt of Court During Bluff City Lumber Company Hearing Are Quashed Technicality that Affidavit Was Filed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-26
DISCRIMINATION IN
 INSURANCE RATES

me Bluff Board of Trade Instructs Secretary Caldwell to Get Comparative Figures With View to Getting More Reasonable Rates ill this City-Charge Dis elimination and Will Take the Matter Up With In surance Companies and Agents ts-Dscussed at Boar of Trade Meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
TOM KNOTS GETTING
IN HIS LAST LICKS

with the few remaining days in
which Tom Knots has to make his
campaign, the president of the town
board and his cohorts are busily en-
gagged in rounding up votes among the
foreigners. which he processes to think
will eventually land him in the mayor
atty chair.
It's a common, every day occurrence
to see the members of the local police
force and the men employed on the
street cleaning department handing
out Knots cards and campaign liter
ature. Not only IS this done during
the day. but it is also a nightly oc-
curence.
And while the taxpayers of Gary
are paying for police protection Knots
is using the police force In furthering
his candidacy. while the city Is virtual
~ without police protection.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
Still THEY
COME; THE
CANDIDATES
Three More Democrats
Loom Upon Gary's Pc
litical Horizon Seeking
Nomination Two Aspire
to Clerkship.

While there have been no aldermanic
possibilities looming up on the repub-
lican side in Gary, the democrats have
put three more men in the field, these
being Elnathan Braddock. candidate for
alderman; J. E. Grimes, candidate for
city clerk. and another candidate for
the same office. Arden Dearbeyne.
Mr.. Braddock, who seeks to repre-
sent his ward in the city council. has
gained considerable publicity about the
city for his determined stand against
vice in the city and has accomplished
much in the way OF cleaning up the
town. Although democrat he has no
sympathy for the Knots administra-
ton or the policies of Knottsism, pre-
ferring TO identify himself with the
opposing faction. Mr.. Braddock is
known to be fluent talker and caused
a big sensation with his speech at the
Crolius banquet in which he assailed
Knots most numerically.
Grimes Would BE Clerk.
]. E. Grimes. one of the young bust
ness men Of the city. aspires to the
city clerkship on the grounds that the
young men of the city should have a
representative in the city hall through
whom they may have a voice in the
city government. Mr.. Grimes has not
alienated himself with any particular
faction, but Is known to be an expo
uent of clean government.
Arden Dearbeyne states in his letter
| to the people that he desires to become
city clerk of Gary. and promises {
clean. competent fulfillment of his du.
| ties. Dearbeyne's ambitions soar high
er than the city clerkship, however, a.
he announces that If elected to thi!
position he will use it as stepping
stone to the United States senate, t,
which he aspires. Mr.. Dearbeyne ha
been in the real estate business in Gar.
for considerable period, and is wei
known among the foreign element.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

IN DAMAGE
SUIT GIVEN

Dispositions were taken this morning
before Judge P. L. Fitzgerald in Gary
on the testimony of Alexander Rod
man, who has entered suit in the Lake
superior court against Thomas E.
Knots. Joseph Martin, William Mulca-
hey and David Johnson. jointly, for
$4,000 for malicious prosecution.
The defendants were represented by
Attorney l. L Bomberger and Rod
mans counsel was Attorney A. c. Car
YER The deposition was taken before
Court Reporter w. c. Harrison. The
purpose of the securing of this evil
dence was for the defendants to find
out what the testimony of the witness
against them would DO SO that they
could make their defense
The story told by Rodman was vir-
plant. the story Of which was told in
THE TIMES some time ago. Rodman
claims that a deal was framed up
against him in which the defendants
were conspirators to send him to Jail
He stated that the conspiracy. in
short, was as follows
That after officer Mulcahey had as
certained that he was in his shack thai
a fire occurred IN the building occu-
pied by David Johnson, after which
the latter claimed that he saw Rod
man running away from the scene OF
the blaze and later caused him to bt
arrested for arson. The big feature OF
the charge is that Knots had the in
surance on the building. which wa.
taken out in a company OF which h,
was representative, Cancelled in antici
patton of the plot. so that in case thu
building did burn he and his compan!
would not suffer the loss
/ The s25. 900 was asked Cor because o
/ the humiliation and damage to hi
I character which he suffered
YOU MAY TAKE ALL THE PAPERS
BUT IF YOU CAN ONLY TAKE ONE
TAKE THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
CANDIDACY
WILL help
SCHL|E:KE:R
Mike Sicora's Announce
ment That He Will Run
for Mayoralty Will Split
Wleklinski's Following,
Easing Way for Doctor.
Especial to TIE TINES. }

East Chicago, Oct. sly esterday
was a busy day in political circles
out of the many rumors Of this one
and that one going to run independent
for the various Offices. but facts could
be cleaned. One is that Mike Sicora
has a petition prepared to run indie
pendent for mayor and the other that
William Fuzzy will run III the same way
for alderman of the Fourth ward.
All well informed politicians agree
that if Mr.. Sicora remains in the race
his candidacy will have the effect of
splitting up Joe Wleklinskis following
and make better. if possible. DR.. A. G.
Schlieker's already excellent chance.
There was considerable talk during
the past week of independent mayoral-
ty candidates but thus far Mr.. Sicora
is the only one who has declared him
self. 1t also seems to be a settled
fact that no one in Indiana Harbor will
come out independently, which leaves
clear field for the doctor.
In the case of William Fuzzy in the
Fourth it is a hard proposition to figure
out what the effect of his entrance in
the aldermanic race will have. Dan
Varady, the straight republican nomi-
nee, is a strong man and has a large
! following in his ward, and the same
can be said of the other two candi-
dates, Fuzzy and Vuksanovich.
In the Sixth ward of Indiana Harboi
rumors have been floating around tina
Kedzie void withdraw and Wolf Mar
covich step in, but Mr.. Marcovich de
MED the latter part of the rumor il
a very positive manner yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
Articles of Incorporation.

Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed in the office of the secretary OF
state for the following:
The Princeton Gardens. Princeton
capital stock, $4,000; nurserymen; in
corporators, W. J. Ritterskamp, L. A
Ritterskamp and ]. T. Hannah.
The Fit. Wayne Business College. Fl
Wayne; capital stock. $4,000; to CON
duct a resident and correspondent;
school; ineorporators, J. A. Kalbfeish
w J. Bowker and Katherine Schnelle
The Riverside Sand and Gravel Co.
Indianapolis; capital stock, $4,000
dealers; incorporators. II. G. Hufstet
ter, J. r. Riley A. N. Brown, J. r. NJ.
gent and Mary H. Hunstetter
The Riverside Milk Condensery
Berne; capital stock, $4,000; condensed
milk and butter producers; directors
Rudolph Schug. John Neuhauser, Phil
ip Sander. Amos Neunauser and Jacol
Neuhauser.
Robert A. Kelley president and G. E
Kemper. cashier, Of the Georgetown
State bank OF Georgetown filed motto
that more than so per cent OF the capi
tai stock OF $4,000 had been paid in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

Hundreds of folks here are needless
" miserable and worried because Of
out-of-order kidneys, backache or blad-
der trouble.
If you viii take several doses of
Pape's Diuretfc all misery from lame
back, rheumatism. painful stitches, in
famed or swollen eyelids, nervous head
ache, irritability. dizziness, wornout.
sick feeling and other symptoms Of
overworked or deranged kidneys will
vanish.
Uncomfortable. smarting, frequent
urination Especially at night and all
bladder misery ends.
This unusual preparation goes at
once to the dfsordered kidneys, blad-
der and urinary system, and distrib-
utes it's healing, cleansing and vitaliz-
ing influence directly upon the organs
and glands affected, and completes the
cure before you realize it.
The moment you suspect any kidney
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE
AND MAKE KIDNEYS ACT FINE

or urinary disorder, or feel rheuma-
tism coming, begin taking this harm
less medicine, with the knowledge that
there is no other remedy, at any price
made anywhere else in the world.
which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as a hfty-cent treatment
of Papes Diuretic. which any druggist
can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape. Thompson & Pape of Gin
cinnati. is a large and responsible med
icine concern, thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Papes Diuretic, and a few days
treatment means clean, active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-ffty-
cent treatment-from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

YOU MAY TAKE ALL THE PAPERS,
BUT IF YOU CAN ONLY TAKE ONE
TAKE THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
cIlnn to Funeral Dinners.

Giving a dinner to those who attend
a funeral is custom that shows little
sign of early disuse in Lancaster
Pittsburg Dispatch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
IS
BROKEN At
THE: INLAND
lsnecial to TIE TIMna.l

Indiana Harbor, Ind Oct. 9.-Super-
intendent William Fox Of the structural
mill Of the Inland stated yesterday that
during the past week his department
has beaten all its previous records for
12-hour. 24-hour and weekly outputs.
During the first twelve hours of the.
24-hour run during the week his mill
equalled it's previous 12-hour recor~ OF
ass tons. and in the next twelve hours
turned out 2s2 tons, or $40 tons for the
twenty four hours.
The mill ra mover 1000 tons for the
week The mill in question is what is
known as a straight-reversible mill and
the first nine months it was in opera
ton 1t was regarded as a fiat failure
and considered practically useless. The
mill was more Of an experiment than
anything else, being the first one Of its
style to be put in commission and It
was a long time before 1t was thor
oughly understood.
Record Speaks Well fr Success.
The past weeks record, however
would seem to indicate that Mr.. Fox
has the recalcitrant pretty well in hand
as 500 tons more for the week than
was ever before gotten out of it is nc
small increase.
About 40 men are employed about
this mill, eighteen of whom are ton
mage men and the balance helpers and
laborers The iron turned out the past
week was made up mostly of SKA ang-
les. s-inch 1 beams. 4x3 angles and
flats of various sizes. The billet mill al
the Inland also broke a record this
week, but the figures were no OBJ
tanned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
Eor EashIon,s Adornment-

In the hold of one of the trans-At.
lantic steamers there were recently
20 tons Of ostrich feathers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
record Speaks wen fr Success.
Tests Of Success.

Sometimes it seems easier to num-
Der your successes by counting the
chances you didn't take.-Puck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
Just the Same.

Platonic Affection is the name Love
assumes when travelling incognito.-
Lippincott's.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
en- morfeIie Setsicene.

ct eneitaaenoe 5orbsr ianot !
SorsOaas Steo i Ann arbor, gtthy
iSc' Der unoer belle 6orbanoIlngen
life ptrcoe8 ct beilpot CrO uoen
Srmmerens.
Zen unflageoe bar en- osultlm
Mano peo Rapu @eorg 6lctter Der
teifplotes Tor UNDER CT Sldgsmoal
rae 8aocn at hare tiIisict en- nrtoen
>Jritum Eerion, Charles 8etntopt
ct auipitif / Rpggcu Glethers 6or.
iparer uar ell oepihm Sagierer
ira Gbicago. % SopeOUionet bar
9ouis Smith. Ell Oeuiuim reilenoe
slaent for en- 1suiuumauiS ! TEMPER.
Colorado. San trni til at goa iorbi.
mems SluaSmaaIet par igang, og par
al 9olitiet 6Iepct bolot iom Sione.
st tort antnl oeuinmme iii.
bsrerc" beiuuot Tia / HetSiaIen, boor
Der imiolcrtio ingen 2pb bsrtes.
Ilether henpiites til arebsretten
oa leslooes MOB ri aoutiou al
$1,000. Sans aoutiouiiter oor 10
al @uens oeuiumme gorsere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
SnYoeri / tor Still

en- Games 6. Iabru o. 81 andre
Ferioner blcp / 2rsOogS al en- Surp
/ 6orbunosretten | Council 9luiis
beiluttet iat mr6er SiltnIe for at bare
6euuttet 6or. Staters Toit til llo-
suelieu al en- 8pfte itOrorteoe Be
oragerier. sum Rabrp o. ire til er
enom lat idit. % Sc sprige err 'pre0t
omfriuI / 2anOet. Oct paaituaes. Of
georuderierne oil anorage til minolt
100000. Oct iterlte al 9eOrage-
ricrne SreieOe iia ON $4,000. iom
en- Mi5iouri.9 anfmnuS nnrreOes iii
at uGooe pan ct opoigtet SGooeIsb,
9iiten oper Spiuolernes Gre m.
latter irrmitadenoe M1uo / ale Sele
al 2auSet. / 9laifa os / Canada.
Som SperationSbaiiier benutteoes
guerne Council 9Iuiis. Sapenport
oa SrrIimsiaL Ga; q. Scuis.
Sittle Soct. Seattle. 1enper % Hep
Orleans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
Oriitiet Rcperi.

st poerit briitigt HBocri f~orspcbeS
ben 22oe IS. / Sarge, y. 0of., mibt
pna Igic Ioqen. WtenS @taetagen.
ten / Chicago, Milmnufce & ct.
&aulbuncnS Stationabpgutng Der.
itcbS Itror efter Wtiooog bolOt paa
meo at optrac Be / Gogena Sob mo.
fomlc Henac. truabtc 10 ufienote
9tegerc ino / 9iGctuOiolgct, oa mems
Nlqentpn Tor ct EicbIif ueu0tc Dem
Rpqgen, arcb Sen enc al Dem ell Eoie
meo SpIppenQc % fog til6ens no
al Teren. SON er enonu life
poaorebet, bporimob bans Webfor.
bunOnc, Ser opaop at bebe @iaiam
Woore, fort eiter blco inbbentet og
arreiteret.
Gen itioalne Eengcpoie inoebolot
$40 / Sslp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
Sremmeoe Rriesifibe.

'0e ire brittle Srigsifibe "Grafe"
"Irgpa" cg "Sufe Of Edinburgh"
Ger tiaigemeo EanIerfrpoieren SIT
ileribIe" ifol reprricntere Storbrita'
MEN peo Suoion-6ulton.6cIte
9sep gorf, amfom oen 23be oS. til
Soubp Soof.
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lantiife Sorpeboflotille n1fommei
oompenbc opao GoIt Riper til Wuri'
nepGrftet / 9rooflpn. Zen ital Ie'
mere inoto9e fin YIaos meo DC nine'
rifonife Slngifibe.
Zen tpife Gifabre, ~beitoaenoc al
Sc fire arpOierc "Tictorin Souiic",
"@rcmen", Serbia" og "SreSoen"
onfom til Ien 9orf 2eroag Wtor.
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

Sucr 200 Mcuneifcr piScs pmfpmmct
| COMMAND nlcuc.
ubDrc WGroitab.

Sra Nem Orleans berctteS Den
24be September, ar Der al DC nGr.
mere Giterrctuinger. iom MI or moo.
ioget ira De mer nfiioeSIiggcuhe 81
itrifter. iremganr, al Stormen I
ManoagS % Den poaipIgcuoc ppl.
bi9e Sopbsl9e, iom ira Den mcrifar.
tie @oli pGlteoe iia mo opcr Snu0ct
bar iorooringet Snbct al, minbit 200
WeufelfeIiu / 2ouiiiunn oIenc. Zen
nnretctbe Gienhomsifaoc miInncS til
S50.000.000. men bette SeIcb oil fan
tie Blue bctp0clia ireaet On lloilrTf
niuqeu al ocn pauNpliua % Sule on.
retteoc 20clGagcIic cnom life moi.
uatig tienbeS.
) &ermiaion Goriib eoeIogoc
SupbslQcu i%uIoitpn0ig al Aoling
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oonolct til bIomitrcuNc Rii3pnIrto'
ger. elsie Elantoacr ltadr iremoc'
les un0er @auo og al HiiSouItngcu
bortifuact.
Mauae mrrfcligc R%eoningcr ionNt
Stco m0cr llpcirct. SnalcOcS be.
rcttes. bl. a, at CT 1 9Ior gnnmclt
Barn aieniauOtc2 uitnOt mellem @rc.
ucnc al ct Grp / Gcrrc 9pnue Enriib
% TO onorc @eru al omtrcut lonme
9Glocr oppe pda Soppcu al cn Sang
("Ntomto"0 Mot noe pnu Eroiricn
mencm Scrrc @onnc @opou 90 SittIc
Gaiuou. Ter iunote2 iuNcn andre
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zoos par poa &cicu I'll iii Silent I
9orcr Icrre 9ourc ira Euatbuict.
hporiro ban uetop Dor bIcuet lsSlnot
citcr mango Mars Gpholb for Wano'
orub, bIcp opiIint al SapbsIaen for
ban uuacOc lit Siem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

Hapiou ira Sunn, NIasi.. og Wrs.
Gpa 9ilinaS ira @atcrpiac. Ytulne,
Otter i oper ct GsgH iorQiGueS at
hnuc pentet paa al blipc iert til Sim,
melS, mems Ncitcu al 0eu ipuoige
Soro off tilqrunoe, fom DC iluttelig
til 0en &%onfIuliou, az DC maatte bnue
giort ell Sell / Tine @eregntngcr.
On gouite mrrfclig SmitGubia
bcS / Sorbimbelic mcb oeuue ~ioroen.
tebc "%erhcnSbegipenbeb" bar Den,
at ser unoer DC ioriib1naeubc %
bpqgeIieSmeocr hpcr SaG q ino.
fommct itore aolcticr. Spah 9rua
ScftcnS gglore uptcoe at gisrc al
oi9ic' Tcnge citcr TerocuS Gn0e. Scr.
ON bIeu Scr irqcu SplpSning Gipet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
Spronste Oemninoer.

9pen 6erguS 6nG&, Minn., RANT
nre0eS sen 24oe bS. al ell itor l(lpffe,
ioet ber npe eIeftriifc &oufrctoTm.
nina tiOIig ON Worgcncn al Ell plltO-
icIiq opilanct Slom blcp iprGn0t o8
ifnact bort ira @runbpolben tiQigcs
meo Den clcftriifc Sterilization og olt
set Der ioriomleoe eIcftriife Wtoiti-
ncri. Stror otter Icb Heb fiuer
WgQcoommen innmc SfiGbne oa
citeriuIgtcS al ire nn0re minore
SGmrin9er.
Wanqc 9rocr betooigcoc8 og Here
Suie b~ortfprteS. Gen ourcttcOe Sfo.
De o~nilooC5 til 100000.
@IpocIi9pis off tntct Mcntclfeliu
tabt, ifient Der bar Here iom reoOc-
Ocs ira Ggoen iom peb ct llnocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
politimano 1lcttct.

GolItiinipcfter G0maro 0tcGonlt
/ Chicago err Den 22oc %. al Silrper
funoct ifoloig / at booc mootoget
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tionabuic puu 8eiiiiOcn ior at tlune
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for Golitict,
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piicr ipr, at ban al Gicrle al lltg'
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al $40 ON Wtaancoeu.
aienoelien ital bauc uatt ltor Hoit'
itcrnotiou / 9penS Golitifreole, %
Set iurlpoer, al Der ifal bare Here.
ielu al DC beieite EolitiilrrttionTrcr
iom mco Oct aaer isrite agter at
if tie iii Ct beliigere alimat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
6ammel Ppeoe.

Sielge en- telegroiiit 9eretHiug ira
Rem Suuen. gonr., bar 8uleutine
@ammcr i grunioro ! oisie Ioge
mootuqrt en- Saanoml0 al Den Sue.
DC. iom magaiinereoeS al Soiepb isr
Re%guuOelien al DC ipu mugre aar /
2GgDpteit.
SoeOeu bIep Tor en- Sio iioeu MN.
set At Sumftionprer ariat pes Nii.
ieet ! Cairo ! ct u~Sgropet aornmasa.
lin / Gier.el. gdhri. Smtreut Sab.
oeleu al Den ioreiunoue Speoe brag.
ties til 0luieei. mems Eeiter ioIgtes.
ct Iioet apontum 6leu tis6t al I3ei
abupal / 0ep BORT Der igieu ior.
Rreoc en- Gel al Oct til i'm Ben Snm.
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
Gait / GempIet.

ErGiioent Guit noneoe ! jreoogS
guen Rrouo. 30 IPil / Sp0 for SaIt
cafe Gitu, bUor ban ON ditenen /
oct SeruGrenoe Rormontempel bolOt
en- 1alc for en- tor 5oriamIing. Gette
or iorreiteu life isrite Sang. al ban
inr talt / ct reIiaieit 5oriamlings.
lo.ule.
Rinoit so Groceni al RrOuos
Sn6buaaere itul uQre Wormorer. %
guen er Senator Reeo Smoots
Siem. 4rpiibeuten if en- bierteIIg
Rootagclie al 6oriamIinger, Der
ripr begeiitreoes ouer bans llotaleL'
Ter ON Sufterroinoui,rien
Ger ioretom iutet poa GrogrnHl.
met. Ger gnU uogeu autuoning til
So.a'etS religisie anratter.
ara groro i~ortiattes Reiisu til
Gait Cafe Gitp bpor Goritmeitcr
8iiioro 8indot ms0te GrGnoeuteu
paa Observation-Disclosures % 1T en- bier
tclig Iootngelie. 9erimo0 par 9is
oet meaem Sindot % Snoenrigs'
miliier 9aaiuser. Der bcfunot ia /
FrGf6entens 6slge. life iuIot ian
fcrSioli. &c ian biHanoeu nemlia
life iiisnt Sc billie pao buianoeHs
Sioempno.