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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
SOULE IS OFFERED JOB
IN MINNESOTA COLLEGE

ATHEL1S. Ga, Dec. 15.-President An
Grew NJ Soule. of the Georgia State Col
lege of Agriculture. today received a tel
egram from Governor Eberhardt. of Min
nesota, offering him the position of deal
of the State College of Agriculture of
that state, at splendid salary.
While DR.. Soule has not announced his
decision in the matter, it is believed that
he. will refuse the place, as he is deeply
attached to the work in hand
The State College of Minnesota is the
foremost agricultural school in the Unit
ed States, and has an enrolment of over
900 students.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
NEEDY FIR EE
HEALTH. V!GOh, HAPPLHEss. .

\ two weeks trial trest ment Of a most won
derful remedy for the cure OF Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality, Dependency, Kidney and Biadde-
troubles etc, resulting from bad habits. ex-
cesses. overwOrk worry. Sapping Business Cares
ar from any form of Physical Weakness. is nc
Ing mailed absolutely free of charge by the eel
ebrated Professor Flow Ter. This remedy goes
Straight to the mark and the sufferer does not
have to wait lifetime before feeling and en-
loving its cur alive effects. fnueed the most
ainazing results have been produced with these
trial packages alone. All the SUFFERER needs 70
40 is 10 rel strong vigorous and healthy. lie to
send his name and address to Prof. Fowler
ana the medicine will be Immediately forward
ed to him in 8 perfectly plain package Win
Nothing whatever to pay on 1t. Address Proi.
F. C. FOWLER. New London, Conn.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
GUICE is RELEASED
UNDER BOND OF $500

MACON. Ga, Dec 15.-Juhan M.
Guice, the young white man who is to
face the superior court on a charge Of
bigamy early next year, has just Sc
cured his freedom under bond of $500.
He was released from custody Monday
afternoon.
1t is charged by Mrs. w. f. Rushing,
the mother-in-law of Guice. that he has
another updivorced wife living, proba-
bly, In some Alabama city. Guice is
either not guilty of the charge, or does
not care to any great extent. for he
appears confident and sure of being
cleared.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

DEATHS IN GEORGIA.


The sudden death of Mrs. Eva Beaton
Brooks, which occurred in Jacksonville,
Fla, on the 10th instant, has cast a
gloom of sorrow over the many friends
of the deceased in Atlanta, where she
was loved for her beauty of character
and charming personality.
Mrs Brooks was 80 years of age and
widow of the late Make NJ. Brooks, of
Atlanta. She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Beaton, and a brother, John Beaton, of
Jacksonville, and a sister, Mrs. Teau-
bault, of Cuthbert, Ga.
The remains were brought to Atlanta
and inferred in West View cemetery,
Rev. Frank d. Siler officiating at the
funeral.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. 15.-The funer-
al of Mrs. Juliette Compton took place
from Trinity Episcopal church, of which
the deceased was a life long member
yesterday afternoon, the services being
conducted by DR.. S. Aston Wragg, anC
the interment was in Linwood GENE
terry
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
100000 for Mothers

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-John +. Ber-
wynd. the millionaire coal man, has given
100000 for the care of poor women about
to become mothers and the treatment or
infants during the first weeks Of their
lives. The gift will be administered by
the maternity outdoor clinic an east side
charity.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 15.-Emmett
Dolton williams, a direct descendant
of Roger Williams, the founder Of
Rhode Island, died today aged 81 years,
Emmett williams was president Of
paint company here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
REYNOLDS STILL ALIVE
DESPITE SEVERED VEIN

Edward Reynolds, the 16-year-old boy.
who was stabbed at Gwinn's shoeshop, 166
Whitehall street, Tuesday morning by a
9-year-old negro boy. is still alive at the
Grady hospital despite the fact that his
jugular vein was severed by the knife in
n little negro's hand
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Farmers Hall of Fame

URBANA. ILL.,. Dec. 1.-THE farmers
hall of fame at the University of nli-
nois, was instituted today with the I'M
yelling Of a portrait of Cyrus Hall Nc
ICormick, inventor of the reaper and with
exercises in which many prominent men
of Chicago and the state took part
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
81. Lou1s cLosE QUOTATIONS.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 1s.-Close: wheat. futures
higher: track unchanged; track No. red. cash
81. 7s0I.5O; No. 2 hard, $i.i3GL1sls; December
sl.ISss; May Si.liz.
Corn futures firm; cash lower; track No.
cash szIsc; No. ? white s2hc; December e2Ssc;
May s5ssc.
Oats higher; track No cash. 45c; No.
white 4sz4c; December sac; May lFSc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
The Real Question

They can make alcohol out of any
thing from grain to garbage" said one
food expert.
YES" answered the other, the ques-
ton is not so much what is whisky?' as
what isn't?' E"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

W Observation-Disclosures railway mail clerks
crstou bouse employees Spring examinations
everywhere $500 to $3.50. Steady work. Short
hours Annual vacation with rullp az. salary
twice, monthly Thousands to be appointed cur
ing 1910. Country and city residents equally Ell.
yfbIe Common education sufficient. POLITICAL
Influence unnecessary. To advertise our schuc's
we are Dreparing candidates rree. Write june
siiately FOR schedule showing examination places
and sample questions. FrsnKrIn Institute, Dept.
N Al, Rochester, n. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

FOR SALE-1.4os acres Of land on A., B. & A.
r. R.. Coffee county, with station and post
office. 40 acres under cultvs tion.. Fine springs
of water. Railroad about two miles
through IT, For sale at a bargain II taken be-
fore January list For full particulars, address
l. J. Williams, ChattertOn, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Land for Sale

ONE tract of land contains 90 acres, one tract
seh acres. in jackson county, near Statham.
Ga near Seaboard railroad. For particulars
apply T. l.. Duncan, winder, Ga, Route u.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

aHAnnu Best plan on earth. sent free. Pho
mhhHV tos of every lady member. The
HAtIHl Pilot. Dept. 81. Marshall Mich.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

FOR SALE FEATHERS-Au kinds OF domestic
feathers. Live geese feathers a speciality
Write or phone for samples and prices. r. s
Eubanks. 73ls South Broad street, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Agents Wanted

sc, frames 15c, sheet pic
lures lc microscopes 25c. views 1c. 30 days
credit. Samples and catalog free. Consoida ted
Portrait Dept 1857. 1927 W. Adams ST.. Chicago.
WE PAY S3s A WEEK and expenses to men
with rigs TO introduce poultry compound
Years contract IMPERIAL MFG. CO., Dept
&c. PARSONS. KANS.I
SELL, TOBACCO AND CIGARS locally trav
cling Salary or commission. Full time or
sde-line. Good pay; promotion. experience IN
necessary Address Morotock Tobacco works
Box G-14. Danyille. va:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

IAnIEc $1,000 REWARD! positively
AAWARO guarantee my Never-Fahins
ERGO -KoLO Monthly Remedy Safely relieves
longest. most obstinate, abnormal cases in 10
days without harm pain or interference With
work. Mail $50. Double strength 81. Booklet
free. DIR. Southington r. Co., PB., 5l5 Main
street Kansas City Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Furs, Skins, Etc.
RAW FURS
For sale.

u EXTRA FANCY. Xmas Post Cards. EN-
bossed. latest designs. 10c The household
Supply Co. Dept SIS, Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Market Reports
SPOT COTTON.

SPOT COTTON.
. Atlanta STEADY. 145sc.
New York quiet. Is 15-looc.
Liverpool. quiet. O6-lOf.
Galveston. steady. l5c.
New Orleans. steady. - l-l6c
Savannah. steady. IA IL sc.
Norfolk. quiet. l5c.
Wilmington. quiet. l4s4c.
Baltimore. nominal, l5asc.
Boston. steady. Is 15-1ooc.
Philadelphia steady, 10 4O-lOOe
Houston. steady. 15c.
Mobile, firm. 1sc.
Charleston. firm. l4%c.
st. Louis. quiet, 15itc.
Little Rock. steady. 14kc.
Memphis. steady. 15hc.
Augusta steady, 15isc.
Louisville. firm, 159sc
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following we're the ruling prices on IN
exchange today:
Tone, steady: middling. 10 15-lOOc, quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Personal

\ HnIro Our new Protector is safe and
htlIk " sure; price, 81. Every woman wants
IHuthO one; made of silk rubber. FsirbsnE
Snpply House, so Wabash, Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
Patents.

DDnTTnT YOUR IDEAS. We share
Z W. i LIZ risk of patent application.
Free booklet Milo B. Stevens & Co. Establish
ed 1854 74O 14th street. Washington, d. G., 356
Monadnock Block, Chicago
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today.
Tone steady; middling 10 1-lsc; steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

NInnV RIGH Big List of Descript ions
mHHhV and Photos Free (Sealed).
utAtIti Standard Cor. Club. GraySlake. Ill
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

TAIsLAPoosA, Ga, Dec. NV. W.
summerlin has consummated a deal with
capitalists to finance the glass works. II
is understood that Mr.. Summerlin is to
be elected president and treasurer of the
glass company to represent them.
H A. Stockmarr and associates. of Bir-
mingham, Ala, have purchased the gold
mine Of the HARRISON Mining company,
through Russell c. Johnson, of Atlanta
w. 7. Smith arrived yesterday to take
charge of same and reports that work
will begin Immediately.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-17

PADDOCK. Ga, Dec. 14-This town
was visited Saturday morning by one of
the largest fires this hustling little place
has experienced in many years.
The general merchandise store of d. j.
Rabb was completely destroyed, entail
ing loss Of about $500 for the stock.
and about $500 for the store building,
which was owned by the Haddock Real
ty company, all partially protected by
Insurance. The large brick store of j.
A. & G. p. MiddIebrooks was damaged to
the extent of about $1,000 as a result Of
the fire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
GALA DAY FOR
 ! THE ORPHANS
isjeyable AntsmsbiIe Spin Thanks to
 4, Bridgeport Automobile Clnb.

Mayor Henry Lee and City Clerk E. 4. Buckingham were guests of the Au- komobile Club Of Bridgeport this after noen when the club gave the inmates pf the Bridgeport Orphan Asylum their annual automobile ride. Dr. c. Lin coin Banks. chairman of the committee caRs that left the Orphan Asplum about : o'clock. There were over 30 caxv fn.Nne, all filled with happy, en- thusAstfc children Each child had been provided with a flag and horn which were distributed to them by Dd- son Banks and Bronson Davis Mem bers of the press rode in a car furnish ed by the 1ocomobile Go.
 Fred Brown and George Sanger, bu- Glers from the Wheeler & Wilson band. pleased the children with their fre- quent inspiring calls. Seaside and Beardsley parks were visited, passing the new Beardsley statue, after which the orphans were taken to the home of Lewis B. Curtis at Southport, where they were regaled with refreshments.
 The following cars were among those in line: Col. N. H. Heft. Knox; Waiter B. Lashar. Packard; pr. C. Lincoln Banks. Buick; Charles H. Armstrong, White: n. L Ferguson, Rec; B. D. Pierce, Jr., Buick; N. W. Bishop, Sim plex. F. A. Rantz, Buick: John E. Boyle Overland; Dr. H. s. Miles, Over land; Dr. Elmer F. Blank, Locomobile; IF. c. Blanchard. Knox; Louis Kut- scher, IT,, Oldsmobile; F. w. Bolande, velie; Frank T. Staples, Knox; S. H. Peerless; Vim. R. PalmerI H. c. Bur roughs, Maxwell; S. B. Sterling. Rec; F. E Lalley, Packard; w. F. Hathe- way. Locomobile: W. s. Plumb, Over
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
Liberal Charter Changes
 For Brown University

Providence. R. T., June 22>-The com mittee appointed by the trustees and Fellows of Brown University to con- sider the subject of changes in the university charter in regard to those provisions which impose denomina- tional requirements in the election of trustees, fellows, president, professors, and tutors, and restrictions in public instruction in matters of sectarian opinions, presented their report yester- day to the corporation favoring the elimination of the denominationaI re- Quirements.
 While the report states that the changes are not recommended "chief- ly because we desire to secure the benefits of the Carnegie Foundation for our Faculty the committee says, i've frankly acknowledge that the Carnegie Foundation has brought the issue of charter revision again to the front, and that we do desire, not for the corporation, but for our Faculty, the benefits of that foundation. Never theless, the reasons for change existed fifty years ago, and would remain if the Carnegie Foundation should van iSh-''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
Priest Won't Permit
 Flowers for Graduates

New, York, June 22.-The Rev. Peter E. Reilly, pastor of St. Henry's Ro- man Catholic church, Bayonne. who announced recently that he would pay the way through college of the two boys of the parish school who made the highest average in their studies, has informed his congregation that he would not permit the presentation of any floral gifts to the graduates at the commencement exercises which will be held this week. The priest said:
 Generally at commencements some graduates receive vast quantities of flowers, while others receive none. Sometimes the girls having the great est intellectual flowers are overlooked in the presentation of flowers at com mencement time because their parents cannot afford them %The giving of elaborate flowers is a. waste of money and often parents and friends give them and can really not afford the cost, so the best way to avoid any heartaches is not to allow any flow CTS to be presented"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
Scarfs for Evening Wear

Novel and dainty effects in Silk and Lace Net to wear thin gowns and evening dresses Every pretty and fashionable color and style seasonable ga1niture for the neck is shown in variety
 At the Neckwear Section.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
The D. M. Read Go.
 Established 1857.
The June Sale of Undermuslins
 Open "Wednesday

According to custom this Sale will comprise gen era assortment of choice pieces of fine Muslin and Nainsook Underwear.
 Gowns Long and Short Petticoats Chemises,
 Drawers Corset Covers, and few Comb
 nation Garments
 Tempting values will be found. In some instances the articles mussed and little soiled from handling. In these the prices cut straight in half It is quite impossible to give details, but there will be disappointment for those who come the first days of the sale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
PABST BEER

Arrangements can be made to have Pabst Milwaukee steamed bottled beer delivered at your home by telephoning to Jack Mason, 55 Cannon street. MT. Mason is the agent for the renowned Pabst beer and is prepared to handle all orders promptly. The beer is put up in a two dozen case and the price will be found in the advertisement-- Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22

land: H. O. Garfield. Columbia; Jer- ome Orcutt, Oldsmobile; F. Lyman, Locomobile: pr. T. L. Ellis, Buick; Richard Smith, Buick; Gen. H. A Bishop. Locomobile; Ralph M- Sperry, Buick; Robert M. Sperry, Stoddard- Dayton; Jonathan Thorme, Packard; De Yer H. Warner. Simplex; Charles Gilbert, Winton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22
RESOLUTION FAVORS ATRADE SCHOOL

The Common Council at its meeting last night adopted a. strong resolution favoring the location of a State Trade School in Bridgeport and urging Sen ators and Representatives from Bridgeport to do all in their power to bring about such location. The reSo- lution was offered by Alderman Rob- ert H. Gould.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-22

The best way to keep a husband at home; have plenty of Williams Root Beer about the house. He will enjoy it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
Ara Garlple, WOntaua.

Bent @eir Bar Ri bait pp til oenne Sto,
ltnbtaeen at iioite llge bar o9ret TOLD.
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fer, ION ma fan ie Der % Der ooer
Grprteu, fer ub Tom be tribes goot her'
llbe. Ser blep life opbrettet nteget 'toitc
gommer, for Der a life "Steam Ht9s
oer" uot. Set er life ber iOm paa en- Del
Steber / Rinuciota. Ser maaatte man
ueie iig me0 ut brGtte op bet me 2ano
meb Srer, men Der maa bet naturli8ptS
aaa / bet tore. Ipliugeu berrunSf itoite
aar bar COB, ~unbta8en pan iouune Stes
Ser, bpor SagIifurerne GIT; Der blep bet
life meat at faa i Salobui6eleu. &trtes
% StoIe6uIe bar hi Der % en- norIt Brett,
Irm tpmmer % beIsger os en- Sang
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ruIfe iammen beruoe, men iaa er oct life
farIiqt for Der bar bi rot al allI, fra ire
ii. Ter 9&il IRA boor iee Lever. Ser er
en- Sing, iom er ilemt, % Bet er at Scrns
baue cr Iaa Ian8t borte, men cfterIon
Spltetalcu gaor, iaa ier BET no, Tom Den
irart uqiaa pil beisBe os, iom leoer fems
ogtDpe Iil uSe Paa RrGrien.
en- Sailing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
Hra RecSrr, y. Saf.

S;ea bar MI baUt "&0itcn" opcr 20
gar, men ice bar oIOri8 ienot ben ct Sro
fer. men naar en- bliber eanmei, laH
timber Ell paa mangt. Dor n9rme'te Se
er gfeeSer. Set er en- tripeItg ltoen Sp,
eubnu life ct aar 9ammcl, men Der sr
dGeIInas 6~orretuin9er unotagen Sdloos
uer, o0 benz fan ri 8obt unopRre. per
er en- 9irte, og pen betienes az Here &tr@
teIamtunp. Sefoltntngeu er az aue
Slaes Rationer. Ser er en- Sel pn8re
Bigger, Som bar tat iig SenS, o9 loa er
her en- R9ngbe iom ganr uuber 9iabnet
SmOetaseIte8ere, men Dc bGrer 10 Naps
net f~urgi9oes; De Ter ub iom no9le pms
teIioe Sure aIleiammen. Sc un8e Slser'
Icm leper / 2Iten eler geiten, ber lite 'e
neb paa bisIe tiGtte Sbreue, iom itrGper
% faar fla ct Siem, men ienS benz bclS
lere ct opuuuutrenoe Orb. &anoitabet er
fpritieqigt, men bet pil ies life befatte
mig meo, for ieg f~oritaar mig life ltorl
pna BET. Seq bar life Ieuet paa Sarm
/ Be fibite IS aar irbti[ be iibite A Daans
neber. 90 ri bar life 9iort fort 6rcmItrtO'
til benue Sib. @i er nm / llncle cams
Sieneite. GfuIbe uo8cn al mine SlT9t'
niroe % @emuer faa rat paa ots'e Stn>
Ter, Iaa er be ale tiGrli8t billet ttlt9e'
meb "Secorab Soften" o9 beus Yerlo>
male. gFrs. ". .. HelloH'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
Ora Gone @oIf CALEDONIA.

Som ub Gbonusnt paa "Sceora6sY os
ten" bill ie8 ieHoe nogIe Orb fra Senne
Gel al 2auSet. ha BET manIte tllnoe ins
teresisre uo8Ie at hsre ira ben npeite
Stat | Gnertfa.
Spen Zone BoIf er | Sen beitre Sci al
Siofpa 60. 90 bar TO @auer, neulIie Hoct
SsIanb % aanias Gitb Rerico & Orient.
Gen er en- trtueIi8 @p meb itore l~tSiigter
for Sremtioeu. Ser bar I Seit % @ins
ter UGret tor 8pggetraHf. 5tore mps
oerue 6orrstniu8sbnie bar 9aaet cp, bet
enc Iterre % penere eHo Bet auoet.
Siotpa Gountp bar life uGret iettlet
mere eno ipp aar. Set er ell Sci al
Gaooo, aiolpa, Gomau6e og @tdita Sns
oinn HeierUntion, iom bIcp aabnet meb
SobtrGtHiHg &sIten 1901, men bet bar
9aaet frem u1eo aipmlpeifriot, iaa oct MI
ct ct al be beSite GouutBer / Staten. Ser
fan auIes alt muIigt; aIeilags 8ren
% Iigslebes @omuIb. boiltet or en-
az be i~itrcite ApIinger og oaida ben, Tom
bringer inb melt &euge. Set er inaen
SbcrSri0cIie, nNar ie8 tiger ira 20 til
40 SuIars pr. Gcre.
ut Der fan ogiaa nbIes 6rugt, iom
fan uaoIe fig meo bbabiombeIit anoet
SteS bar o8iaG pitt fig bet iiSite aar.
Set er 10 bare iaaOiOt at SrGerne bar
be9bnot at barre 6rugt.
8ihita Siereeus banner en- sirSc
gisuuem 9iotpa 50. ira Be mob Sgbs
eft. Set er ct prGgtigt SBu at ie BEN
for fsrite @ar9, ba be itnar paa flaSe
YrGrieu. Ro8Ie tager % bare nuale
acres meo 2anb, andre berimub flere
bunbreoe acres. aeb 8iber OF the
Soutb 6uater fig imeIem Gaierue pau
i'm Sanbring mob 3abet.
Ser er faa Rorite, men Sc, iom er,
itaar fig gobt. bar peHe Sarmc o9 itanr
paa egen @anro o. @ruHo. vi bar ber
miISe giHtre. HRiteu iHeeH enc Og fau
0age meS itreng 9uIbe. Nau tan be-
pIgie os arbeiSe uSe bets @intercu.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
isra Kinblnter. Eaff.. Ganaba.

Sui" ia SiGrin8a. ba bun Tom inb
meb ct Sang @ee. ~Gr Bet tolbt ia
RnrSen. ban lab / Sbnstroaen oa I9ite
"adpitola". "Su Tan gnn no, iaa iaGr
Su tieuee." ia aiGrriugn. Gun lang
life beGer b~eugaugen; for ba Rauosn
fom 10 par Bet IS "bsIotu SerO", ingOe
ban.
Mlen BET or life noget mt rInSi Der /
bette nh, Gar, for belle Sioen bar bet &C
RET imeuem 80 a 90 "beIon". ida ieg
tror roi ban Ga billie frpie paa aGieu.
ON ban bar Der.
SoaS iieTte Aars Selling aueadr. iaa
blsp ben uotian soo, o8 goos Rriier sr
bet, ida bet CO ingsu, Tom ;Ideer. men or
eobt iorueiet meS iii uge zip. 8psr 90
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at Ijsbe or at fad.
9sa lrite ct Greu / "Rsfeu- for en-
Times lib ii0eu tiira ban Cia). Seq
!Gits hans @yep mso 5ntrresis. men oa
lea M ie at Barmerus iHHoe BRUCE i'm
SaIm iii 5elsioRipiper. mnatie is8
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
Hrn Mpslnn. z. Tnf.

Sd MI oil ieg prsUe at ifriuc Iibt I
"Eoitcu", % ON oct er ferite Sang, iaa
raa On M umoitpIOe ell anumeI gtnnO
iom mig. 80 mn er BET Storm % foIbt
og bar bRret belle Chen efter Sui, ia
iomme Gage iaa foIbt, at bet bar iroSiet
meIIem Woro % Some. SiSite Gar III
hi ct 8obt aar al ale Sorter, % ba Yris
Ierne er iaa gobe, ina er Sarmernc uots
ioa bel ~forneiebe. 90 ina bill ie9 FORE
tTIe Itot ON Dor Reui9heo % Sirfe.
Sens g}aun er Srou efter Srouiuger ira
Ssnbrc 6ron % Norbre Srpu % buffer
ieg life fell, iaa bar oct Seter 8. @aufol
% Scbn RorSbaugen, iom bpbte BEN, %
Dor Brett 2. 9. 6pmmer er fra Sturs
BANNER; ban er en- bp9tig % f~oritdus
dig Grbetoer / lin @tu8aarS. Sdn bar
to airser at betieue. ell / @reuoile for
Ihcn Sror, iaa ri bar 8etienin9 arSeus
hper Sgnona. Sron Sirte III inbint
Earmeaparat mber Girteu / CONNER. %
bet CT MI tat ibrug og til nGes SiIfrebss
beO. ON M Iibt for parmt iaa bar bet
fgr oGret alt for toIot; men brug Iiot
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