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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
SCIENCE SHOULD KEEP HANDS
 OFF.

William T. Stead, the famous London scientist, has invented an instrument, called "sexophone," which, he says, will determine sex of living creatures, and may be perfected to determine the sex of child before birth.
 It has nervous little needle which revolves rapidly whom the instrument is held over the head of woman. The needle is not nearly as agitated when it is held over the head of man. Thus, sex is determined.
 Do we want to have the instrument perfected? Do we want to know in ad- vance whether the forthcoming little stranger in our house is boy or girl? VIII it do any good, MT. Stead7 Win it not rob us of that sweet uncertainty, that exquisite mystery that husbands and wives experience7
 Sex uncertainty is one of the wonders of life. It is enc of the things in tho great plan that make us acknowledge power greater than man.
 Students of the subject say that most women want boy babies and most men want girl babies. If this is true, more husbands have their wishes gratiled than wives, for moro girl babies are bern than hoy babies. As husbands and wives are often divided in their wishes, the 'sexophone" would be certain to make one CT the other disappointed at the wrong time. After the baby has arrived, when the shadow of danger to the mother has passed from the door, when the doctor has proclaimed the child of perfect limb and body, there is, or should be, no disappointment by either husband or wife. For miracle has been wrought, and a man and woman have reproduced Gods greatest workman. To be disappointed over the mere matter of sex-why, it is un- natural and amounts to blasphemy.
 There are some things in life that We do not want science to tamper with or change.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

ment of all national interest, and con gress naturally refused to consider the trivial change involved in authorizing a belated local celebration of an event long passed. No change of the Consti- tuition or the statutes is required to permit the City of Washington to hold an after thought inaugural parade in May, June, or October, when the presi- dent may or may not be in the city, and tho two houses of congress are in recess. Such a ceremony might have a certain success in the District of Col umbia But it would be impossible to interest the rest of the country in it, or to secure for it the attendance of governors, troops, and political organi- cations from distant states. The coun- try wants real inauguration celebra- tior or none at all. The change from one administration to another, and the suggestions which such change evokes give the ceremony it's real significance. Americans prefer to expend their en- thusiasm on live ideas and events. They like to seize the psychological moment. They would reject as absurd the notion of letting an inauguration, with all that 1t means, take effect on March 4, and then waiting until the end of April to give public expression of their feeling about it.
 Representative Crunpacker, Of Indi- ana, io out with plan for an inaugu- ration or December l, making that day the beginning of our political year. Such change would remove the inconven- fences of the present short sessicn of congress. Bt it would not insure prop CT weather conditions for the inaugura- ton pageant, and would involve holding state elections in the first week of Ooto- Der, instead of the first week of Novem- Der. Such change would be unfortu- nate, since October is the most suitable month of the year for campaigning and the first week in November is probably the very best time for holding general elections It is to be doubted, more from one administration to another is desirable. A president-ele needs time to think and to accustom himself to his new responsibilities, and the country is better off for having little leisure in which to consider the meaning of the change. Our government is enc of checks and balances, and the time which elapses between presidents election and his inauguration is a useful check on the rash employment of newly ac- quired power.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
NEW SHORT STORIES
Champ cIark's Kid Won ths Bet.

Nnalp OtaFNe Nid sbcu AHS oSes
 Owing to rapid changes in the weather there was an early and four ishing crop of colds this season, and as coughs and sneezes were heard and handkerchiefs came often into play Champ Clark dropped into the story telling mood. He is an old newspaper man and always manifests kindly in- tcrest in the newsboys, and anything that concerns them makes lasting impression on his memory. He is very proud of their keen wit and believes that the American newsboy has no equal in repartee or shrewdness.
 On the particular morning of the story--in chilly, frosty January-he was waiting on New York dock while his friend. just over from Eng land, saw to the collection of his lug gage. The congressman thought it a good opportunity to dilate on his fa- vorite theme. The Britisher rather re- sented his boasting and said that to his
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
The Annoyed Golfer.

Sir Harry Johnston. the African ex- plorer. pralsel in Washington the in numerabi@ and superb American golf courses.
 ''i never saw any,A.4s Ike it." said he, ".l..d have but une fJult to find you perini; two many persous io prom enado your linAs as lh ugh they were public parks. That Is very annoying and also very dangerous
 ''These promenaders are often ex. tremely ignorant of golf. 1t was here fin Washington. I believe. that a player overheard two of them conversing.
 What said young lady prone nader, is that man with the club shouting "Fore!" forY
 Her companion. another young lady, answered.:
 "I suppose that is the number of times he has missed the ball. And doesn't he seem annoyed about 1t toor"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
|MM UNCLE WALT M @ from Empona M
 H WHERE THE sUNFLOWER GROWS
from Empona
LAZY WEATHER

Ah this dreamy, lazy aeeather! Let us aH qait Work together let leaue the tresome garden, to rake tue ragged aan; let the seeds remain unpIaned aohe ace roam fields enchanted hst'ning to the robin red breasts Ncy serenade the davn Spade aud hoes aud other plunderlet them aU 90 straight to thunder, Dhe aohle Hue in sunny nseadows, idle as tue passing Shddoacs thinking songs hUing mortal had tue uoce 10 sing. Let your wordly soddem neighbor pag oround all day and labor # his soul can't rise aboue it. cannot eaUe the aud base and nert Wnter, a0ken you're busted ct tue store longer trusted you ask him for handout and he doubtless feed your face
 -WALT MASON
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
Mans Modesty.

Oscar Hammerstein. being compli mented in Philadelphia on the success full opening of his new opera house uptown. shook his head modestly.
 Did any one he said. lever sue ceed really and perfectly succeed-to bis own satisfaction? The older grow the more I sympathize with Gounod
 "'As your talent progresses said G0unod to young poet, your esti- mate of the master poets of the past will change as has my estimate of the master musicians.
 "'At your age used to say T." At thirty l said "I and Mozart" at for ty Mozart and l." I say Mozart now"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

A great many people who have trifled with indigestion. have been sorry for it--when nervous or chronic dyspepsia resulted. and they have not been able to cure it.
 Usc Kodol and prevent having Dyspepsia.
 Everyone Is subject to indiges- tion. Stomach Arrangement follows stomach abuse. just as naturally and just as surely as a sound and healthy stomach results upon the taking of Kodoi.
 When you experience sourness of stomach. belching of gas and nauseating fluid, bloated sensation, gnawing pain in the pit of the stomach, heart burn (so-called), diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or chronic tired feeling-you need Ko- dol. And then the quicker you take Kodol-the potter. Eat what yor want, let Kodol digest 1t.
 Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab let's" physics, etc. are not likely to be of much benefit to you, in digestive ailments. Pepsln is only
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

Finding themselves once more peri lously near possible partnership with Political Wisdom. Common Sense, and opportunity, the democratic members of congress are preparing, apparently, to perform the usual stunt of agreeing to disagree.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

Joe Miller up-to-date: ''What vii Roosevelt he assailing next?" Answer: "Why, a-sailing the sea, of course. (Great laughter among undesirables naiefactors, ard so forth.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

South must quit her cowardice, or split at once,' says Uncle Remus' Mag azine. That the south has remained solid from "cowardice" is rather start ling information; ond that the state ment should appear in Uncle Remus' Magazine Is, to say the least, mildly surprising.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

The governcr-elect of Georgia says thece will be no parade, no brasS bands, no gay decorations and things at his inauguration. Doubtless his views are entitled to great respect, but we think, nevertheless, there should be scant req son to fear blizzard in Georgia next June.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
Lion Might Aid Gerard. Aim.

Ludoyic Helevy was once guest at shooting party. He was much wor- ried during the battue by the nervous, awkward manner in which his neigh Dor handled his gun. At the close of the day he went to his host and in quired:
 "Who on earth was that fellow be side me?"
 '"Oh." was the answer. don't you know? That was fellow author. Jules Gerard. who wrote Lion Hunt lng' An, he can shoot and write too"
 Delighted to meet him." replied the creator of "Abbe Constantin," holding up hat riddled with shot. ''The next time hope he brings his lion with him. It may help him to shoot straighter"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

Tho suggestion that Secretary of State Bacon was president for few minutes on March 1 is interesting, per haps, but not sufficiently impressive to start anew the question whether Mir. Taft is the twenty sixth or twenty-sev- enth president Of the United States, wc fancy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

"A woman cannot talk when she is smoking cigarettes, says the Des Moines Tribune dogmatically. Why, then, shocld some people torture thom- selves with the fear that cigarette smok- ing may become widespread fad among women?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

Stephenson gets the seEatorship. What does Wisconsin get7 inquiries the Sag inaw News. Why, we believe the exact amount is yet to be determined, is it not?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

The Silver Belt has larger circula- iion than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with 10000 or less population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18

a partial digesrer--and physics ars not digesters at all. :, Kodol is a perfect digester. II you could see Kodol digesting every particle of food, of all kinds. in the glass test-tubes in our laboratories, you would know this just as well as we do.
 Nature and Kodol will always cure a sick stomach--but in order 10 be cured, the stomach must rest That Is what Kodol does--rests the stomach, while the stomach ge" well. Just as simple as A, B. C.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get q Ger lar bottle. Then afier you have used lne entire contents of the bottle if you c"o honestly say, that it has not done you anJ good, return the bottle to the druggist an. aL. he will rcfurd your money without ques tion or delay. We will then pay the dfus, Rist fer the bottle. Don't hesitate, ai druggists know that our guarantee IS goo,,. This offer applies to the large bottle Sng and to but one in c family. The large is., por tie contains s5a times us much as the n1" cent bottle.
 Kodol is prepared at the laoor~ tories of k. C. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-18
NOTICE To suBsoRrnERs

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
 Subscribers to the Daily Arizona Sil- yer Belt will confer favor on this office by reporting promptly failure to receive paper. When no complaint is received the natural conclusion is that the paper is being delivered regularly. SILVER BELT PUBLISHING co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
en- fiaf Oaao.

NenS aSpofat SreS 7icfc | emo
HiperS. Wis, / 6rcoagS iouumeu meo
ct SeIifub lulge Gamer bar uoe paa
en- 2pittur / en- BAN tiIbereuoe NO.
torboao, erplooereoe p%IuoieIig Gas.
oIiubrholoniraeu, ser bar orbragt |
9aabcns Stnnn. grpIoiioren latte
Slo pna gnaocu, og &c unge Gamer
bolot / 6oriPrbelieu poa at iprinqe
operborO i buffet SiIiRloe Se rime.
IlguiS aQe uiloc pGre Srufneoe. Wr.
0icte tparg Dem imioIertio til Of for.
boloe iig | So, iprmg 0crpaa ieIo /
gouoet, grcb 6angIinen meaem
GPnOerne % ipsmneoe iruoo Sono
ilGbenoe 9onoen eiter itg.
allie Iomerue blep lent iors
brpnote al 5lammcrne. men for ieIue
SSIoeu naaeoe ben til Dem, bar 9naocn
noaet poo ino erurot 9oub, at De
uocn 6are FOR at orutue funoe boppe
~operboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
en- ~peroifulo Sarnl.

"a Samuel Soga, ser boeoe |
Hrrbeben al llniontolDn / IeuuipI.
ponia, for nogle faa gar iiOen Nsoe,
eiterIoo ban fine fire 9srn, TO Ssu.
ncr oa TO Setre Ell 700 Icres itor
6arm og ca. 100000 / fontantc
Yengc. ga goet ifnlOe oeleS, bIeo
gsrrene cuige ON, at DC 10 9rsore
ifiiloc Dele Gengene me0em Zig, ga
SsItrene foretruf at iorblipe bocnOc
paa Sarmen, Der bar beggcS Isoelteo
% 9arnoomSbiem. @Innbt Raborr.
III par oct Den alminOcIige Nertrg,
at bette bar bltnit giort al Dem, ho'
me9ct lner JON De oite boobc &arife.
Ilabeo meo at betale Sfnttcrnc.
Sor nogen Sio iiocn opoagebe8
imiolertio rige &llIeier poa 6armen,
% MI iorIeoeu Dag iol8tc SeItrene
Hetten til oisie til 8ortruiten ior -
St,7O0 pr. 9cre, euer tiIlammen
$1,19O,000 fontant poa 9orbes, eller
rcttere iagt / 9anfen. 90 Garmen
eier DC fremoeIes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
en- Deterdnltatiitif.

Get bill utniliomt forbaule DC aller
flcite 2Giere oe fanife ogiaa De Ilelte
al geteranerre ielp OF crfarc, at Den
ouerpeienoe WoSie al SolOoterne
9oroitoterues arme / 8orgerfrigen
Dor Gutter / Mpnotgbcbsnlocren
Oette iremsaar al Ell al Seniions'
bureauet netop offcrtiiggiort Stntt'
itif, Ser tiuige ~inoehoIoer Here andre
mprfelige SpIpsniuger ~peoreretoC
SoloatcrneS GlOerSforboIb.
af De 2,77S,309 Wanb, iom boer.
oe6e iig / De ire aar, arigcn Itor
poa, bar % unber 10 gnr gnmIe.
'225 unoer ~, 1923 unbcr II %
|S44,391 unoer 16 Mar. 9e fIeite al
bisie tieneitcgioroe iom Samburer oG
Wuiifere. Glf Reiten bar 1,t51,43S
unber IS gar, 2,t59,796 unoer 81
oa Blot 6tS,5tt iom par oper % aar
gamle.
Zen SmitGnbi9beo, at Nosicn al
SoIoaterne par ioo b~lOttenbeS llnge.
fprflarer, at Ser MI enoru finoes
'igien ca. 100000 al ben iIiue.
Wen sc gamIe Seteraners RGtfer
beopnoer MI at tpnoes burtigt. s
1906 bsbe iuuleoeS 29,20S, / 1907
par antoaet iteget til 3t,201, og /
1903 iii benimoo $1,000. Sielge
9aturens Srocn pil 8sosialbeue
burtig iorsgc fig efteriom &ioen
aaar, iaa 6cn itore 8eteranergarniia'
tion, "S6e @rono Irmp OF the Res
public, ON life ret mango aar piI
bore en- Saga blot.
Stotiitifcn pier piosre, at arigs'
ubaiitcrne belsb fig til 100000.
900, at $1,000 MtonO blep orGbt !
SIag og 1902 oeoe al Sanr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Saoefrie paa Cuba.

sra Supoud berettes. at Srqoni.
ieringrn 90 Suoererceringeu al On,
bos me ltaaenoe arme er bIepet |
hsi GRAB Dunifeliggiort paa @ruub
al characterization bldrbt oe meriae
Sol0ater. iipr 6lunot 6e "fuIsrte"
Sropper % aipol meaem bpiSe og
fuIerte Siiicercr. Sette bar reiulte.
ret / aIporIige 9eItgIoriuger og RoS.
b%eitplOniraer % / Su~otaloeIleu for
arigsret al Here al Sen uuge arm6s
hgieite Siiierer.
Trriioeut 8ome5, Ser suifeoe at
iuu lat en- Stopper ipr llpGieret. al.
luqoe iorIeOer Dag CT offieielt Seisg
/ Camp Columbia. buor Stsritepar.
ten al Sropperne er inotonrtereSe.
Giter at hare Inttet iii De iorifielige
g~cIopringer cpbGpeoe ban ! en- ium-
mariit Srore ale De aigione Srigs-
~retsoorme. bporeiter ban began ia
til Sope0pdgteu. bpor ct tort artaI
menige 5oloater iao nrreitereoe, %
aab Or0re III at De ale ituloe irenr.
titles for ban. San bcIot Serpaa
en- Gale til benz. ophGoeoe ben Dem
iloete Strai og b~eotoreSe Dem iii
igieu al meIoe iis til SieneIte peo iine
reipeftipe aioeIinger.
Senne 9rRiioenters Sptr9oen fri.
there's paa Oct i~treneeite al Sffierer
al ale alcSier iom poerit neSbrpoen.
De for Suboroiuotionen 90 Giieipli-
nen inoen 4rmeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Goroenpeir.

gper Getroit / Nifiean bicmisa.
res Natteu til oen 29oe SuIi al oen
roloiomite S~oroeritorm / Mion0S.
minSe. Stormen c~iteriuIgteS al en-
Sfplregu, Der io~ronrioacoc en itrrt
6Iorn / 0etroitilooen % iattc oerr
lille Ioritoo Sairpieiu unoer @ono.
IpenS Sr0poorcre bapSc bnabet,
al Stormcu ituloe bare reuiet 2rliter
op beiriet Dem Tor Den ipprc Garme.
iom bor raooet Der / Here Gage; men
Seri blrp DC ifufieoe. for @armcn bier
efterpnd erbSn mere trDftcnoe. iaa
mango Wcnncifer bIep ooerpRloeoe
al oeH % muatte briugeS paa Soipi'
tdlerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Strsifcu / Spnise.

Sra Stoctbolm te~legraieres oen
Bite SuIi:
Ena @ruuo al at 2ocfouten |
SrGmuSieinouitrien triier meo at
mcofsre @cneraIitreif / belle Sperige.
bor Song 8uitoi moattet afbrpoe tit
6crieopboIo | 8stebora, og Riniite.
rietS WcoIemmer err ale peuot til
boge til fine reipeftipe Better. ON oct
ifuloe bli ~alporIig ltgreie. Gae Re.
aimeuter | Rigct oil BIZ iat pan
ariasioo beu ioe Tuauit. oo Stor.
itreiten eiter programmed ifulbe Be.
gpnbe. grbeioernc er i~orpisiet ON.
at Streifebeppgelieu bennegaug oil
BIZ oIminoeIig. men Der nutoges. of
oct utiIitrGffelige Streifeiono mart
pil oPmpc manages Soer. Ran an
Iloar Soq, at omfriug 100000 RunS
iamtioigt bill reblGgge Irbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Direinia.R oIonien.

Senator anitte IeIion bar pao
SnbbpoeIie tilbragt ct Bar Gage
Den norife aoloui / Sirginia og no.
talte iig peo lin SiIbosefomit til
@aibington / iGroeles roienoe ub'
trpf ON &olonien, og DC itore Srem,
ifriot oen bar | De iaa Iar, oen bar
e%riiteret.
&c iIeite al aoloniiterne er gonlt
norife Sarmerc fra W%inueiota, @iSs
coniin og Soma, bIanot bpilfe Senn'
tcren bapoe Den 8I9be of trRffe Here
gamle Sienbinger, beriblanot an.
oretp 9eporion. Der / Here gar bar
GountpfommisiGr / Otter Sail Co.,
Ninneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
2Geter en- Jnoianer.

ct opiigtspPffeube 9rpaup ieire.
Ses / Sorsoags / Ieu gorf meuem
en- Uaffer, 10 Mar gamuiel buio Tige,
Adele Ronlano. og en- 6liIObloOsin.
oianer. Siourbsooirgeu "Geep Stp~.
9ette er isrite Sang at Ell buiS apiH.
DC er bleoet piet til en- Snoianer !
gteD Dort.
Deep Sfp" er Wteolem al ct |
Gep Dorf optr9oeuoe "@ilo 8eit
Sbop-. o. BET par poa en- al Sore.
itiainserne Der, al 9eremouien ianOt
Steo. gieIier. Der iorretteoes al Ell
5reosbommer. par aperteret iom en-
ertrn attraftiou % o~peroares al en-
Rasie Silifuere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Seitaar propen.

Grille 8rigbt bar BEN 30te Sui
pan Ell glimreroe Wdaoe beitaaet ben
al apgieringen frGUeoe Brsue paa
lin 6Ippemoitine5 9Prefrait, ubbol.
oenbeo og 6art. ioet ban, leoiaget al
9sitnaut 5oulois ioretOg en- 5lugt
pna 10 Mil meo Ell 8ienneminitsiart
al AZ @lil / Simeu. 5lusten Uareoe
/ II Ninlter % AZ Setunoer os
naaebe en- Ssioe al 500 SOB.
9r9iioenten anfom I'll porobe-
pIooien peo sort Reper netop tbs
nof til at ie Reoitisningen og I'll per-
ionIis at beltase ! be 3emonitratio.
rer, iom ben fiGffe Suftifipper gior-
oes iii 8ienitnuO ior Of ben itorc
Glare al begeiitreoe Siiitisere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Greupernor narret.

erguuernsr u. e. See al Soutb
Sofota er al en- @RgIer @iaiant
Stiles / Chicago bIepet inpbt for
$4,000 og bar Iaoet BAN arreitere
poo anflase Tor georaseri.
See og RGgIeren bapoe ! 5Gles.
fob afiIuttet Sisbefontruft ON en-
eleftriif gane, iom er unber gpsnira
meIlem SoIeoo, Ohio, og anu grbor,
gfid., og RGgIeren ff ersuoerus-
rem opertaIt til ira 3iS til onSen at
punse no meo $4,000. iom fr9pe-
oes til ganens 5uloisreIie. Genge.
ne bIep ienSt iii RPsIer RiIes. men
iiben bar Mr. See Inlet feet til Dem
eaer til nosen 6uISisreIie al ganen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

re Streg al gpeuS llotanter unSer
ganb.
6reodg bite Tia iorreiter at barre
en- riatig Spdl0 9rabeS DAG. 5or.
uoen DC %llInffcr, Eoroeuitormere at.
rcttcoe, boooc @armeu ioraariaaet
Sobet al Here WerneifeIip: Sire falot
hsoc ON poo @aoer rammcoe al Col.
itit OF ooer 40 andre opcruGIoeocS al
Sarmen; en- Ntauo ialot | Sisen oa
orutncoe % ell SurO bIcp gal % for.
o~arIa9cbc oIminoeIiG 6orfrrOelic,
inbtil oct enoeIiB Ipffc0eS en- Boliti.
fonitabcl al iaa 2ipet al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Ovt llpeir / CANADA.

en- mcget poISiom SorSenitorm
bercticS | CT Telegram ira 8iuripeg
at BABE roiet i % oulfrirg Glgiu,
Non.. Hot til 5re6ag. st tort
&ornmagoiin bIcp al Storneu Isftct
OF o. ilpttct ilcre 500 bort ira tine
@rmomurc. st 2eIt. ser bcupttebeS
al ct Earii SeIeiouorbciberc neo,
bl9ite og en- Sabpspoar me6 TO
Mano / opItr0eS, beloigpiS BOG ubcn
al nogeu al NtTnOene fom til uoaeu
rGureuproia Sfaoe. s Welcu bIep
CT SoteI, ~Gottou'S Souic" oeIui8
s6eIagt al 9pnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sisrnion pcnoer bicm.

Sra ariitiauia ~teIe9raiereS ben
Bite Slli;
@iorniticrne Sisrnion er mi penSt
iilbnge til lit Siem paa aIleitaO ira
2nrpifS 9oo. Sfisut han euomi or
ior ipna til Of gan, iaa ban meaet
r~oiferc no ioag, oa ban pasiereSe
giennem Sriitiania, emo oa ban for
en- Maaucbs Sio iiSen oenote biem
til Gorge ira Earis. Sans aniiet
ItrnoIeoe al @lTbe. % bou otter aien.
iaa DC fienote Steoer / Sopeoitaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
5rauife 8iGiter / Rorse.

ara ariitiania teIeeraferes ben
30te Suli:
Cen frantic poralameutariife
SrebSgruppe bar netop afiluttet ct
ire cages o%eIlpffet 9eisg / Rorges
Sopeoltno. "a Rorge iom befienot
ioreitoor llooelingen al RobelS
6rcbSpris og iorspriei bar pirfet me.
get til 6reosia9eus Srenme, fsIte
man. at Der moottc gisres ertraor.
oirpre Tnitrrngrlier for at gisre be
frantic @iGlter Spboloet iaa beba.
geligt iom mnIigt, og Song Sdafon
aiorbe oaiaa fit be6ite. glan6t an.
oct oeforercoe ban Den melt befienbte
al De ironife 6reosoenncr, Baron
o'Gitourneae Sc 6%onitont, meo 81.
SIai SroeneuS Storfors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Neobrenot BY.

Ct Gresictelcgrom ira Gbnmpoiau.
81. beretter at 9an0sbpeu Ebilo ON
Woraenen 0eu 276e os. par blepet
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