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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20
Probable Changes in Tariff.

The Chicago Record.H Herald in
a special dispatch from Washing.
ington, prints what purpOrts TO
be positively known provisions Of
the tariff bill. II says, In part:
mo tax will be imposed on
coffee.
Lumber will be reduced from
81 to 81 per thousand.
There will be free hides and
lower schedules on shoes and
leather good.
steel will be materially re-
duced.
1.-THE duties on sugar are IN
disturbed, but concessions are
granted Cuba and the Philip.
pines.
"The wool schedule will be
aimed at the amount of secured
wool in the feeces. This will
permit cheaper grades Of wool
to get in less.
"Woolens will be slightly re.
duced.
Iron orc will be reduced and
pig iron will be cut down.
"NuOr.spar, component part
of steel manufacture, will be
taxed 50 a ton.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

tribute through the vast branch.
ings Of general legislations, out
of all proportion to the sop.
We are sorry that the Louisi.
ana did not present a solid front
to the degrading anl l.amillating
abuse of power that Cannonism
represents.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20
Notice.

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of The Peoples
Bank of st. Francisyille, La, for
the purpose of electing eleven
directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the Office Of
the Bank on Wednesday after.
noon, April z, 1909 at four o'clock.
K. c. SMITH,
Cashier.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

A destructive fire took place al
New Roads, at about four O'Clock
yesterday morning. The reaec'
ton could be deserted here. Six
buildings burned. The fire start
ed in the big grocery house OF
B. Olinde, which was destroyed,
also the Alexander house, Jew
ellis saloon, a fruit shop and
smaller buildings. There is q
waterworks system but an un'
fortunate delay occurred in get
ting the hose to the fire, as the
fire company had recently pur'
chased horses to draw the hose
carts, but as these were not
trained and proved unruly they
had to be taken out, which loss
of time resulted seriously.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

An attempt was made TO assas-
sinate z. ]. Adam the mayor Of
Pass Christian, Miss. The man
was disguised as a negro and
carried a dagger. He was fright.
ened away by Mrs. Adams
screams. The act is supposed
TO be in reprisal Of the mayors
punishment OF lawbreakers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Prof. A. M. HendOn of West
Feliciana will give a review lee
ture to the Baptist Sunday
School next Sunday morning,
This will take the place of the
regular Sunday school. -Jacksor
Record.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Tho conservation of the m0nu-
ment of the late Mrs. R. Teutsch
takes place tomorrow, Sunday
$50 p. m. at Hebrew Rest. All
friends are cordially invited to be
present.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20
Fight Against tuberculosis Among
Negroes.

Fight Against tuberculosis Among
Negroes.
The United States has under.
taken benefcent work in plan.
ming to fight against tuberculosis
among the colored people. This
fell disease has pronounced sway
over them owing to their ignO-
rance of hygiene, and the con-
sequent squalor and unsanitary
condition of their homes.
The one thing that has been in
the negro's favor hitherto is that
he is clean in what he eats, and
the dish he eats it in. Teach him
to carry out this instinct in his
other surroundings, and the bat
tie against tuberculosis will be
won.
The governments plan is to
establish in each State having a
large negro population a state
anti.tuberculosis league for ne
groes, the organization to have a
president and a vice-president
for each county or parish. The
vice.presidents are each ex-
pected to organize the colored
churches in their respective par
ishes or counties into church
anti.tuberculosis league, of which
the pastor of the church will be
the head.
Every member of the church
organizations will be required to
pay small annual dues for which
they will be given a printed and
deliberately ornamented certifi.
cate of membership, upon which
will be printed simple rules for
the prevention of tuberculosis
may and means by which the dis.
ease be cured ifcontracted. The
certificates will be suitable for
framing.
1t is believed by the govern.
ment that more will be accom-.
plished by charging for the certi'
ficates than if they were given
away, as their recipients will
value them. The funds derived
from the dues are to be devoted
to caring for those who become
stricken with the disease. In
this way the organization will
furnish what will be in the ma
ture of insurance.
Within the next several weeks
q representative of the Marine
Hospital Service will come to
New Orleans to take up the mat.
ter of forming the organization
in Louisiana. Last week a league
was formed in Georgia. Alabama
will probably be the next State
to be organized and then Louisi-
ana. Uncle Sam will invade
Mississippi and then Texas.
Gradually the entire South will
be reached.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

F. NJ. Noteworthy has been
appointed supervisor Of election
in East Feliciana, and John F.
Ard Jr. in West Feliciana.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20
PinckneyyilIe Notes
Proprietor

Miss Mildred MOrson of Jack
son, Miss. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs, Shepherd at Salisbury.
Mrs. Willie Eells will visit her
mother, Mrs. E. S. Wall, in April.
DR.. ]. w. Brandon made pro.
fessional call in the neighbOr.
hood last week.
Miss Fannie McGehee is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Steven.
son Reed this week, while Mr..
Reed and son, Stevenson Jr., are
in New Orleans.
Miss Cornelia McGehee and
Miss Lucy Wall are contempla'
ting a visit to the latter's sister,
Mrs. J. w. Brandon in New Or.
leans in a few weeks.
L. W. Brandon Jr. has been
appointed postmaster at Pinck'
NEVILLE, in place Of H. P. Nc
Gehee who resigned.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

The Wakefield School Leauge
held a meeting, Thursday. Mr.,
and Mrs. Hendon were present.
The question of moving the
school to a higher location in or
der to secure better drainage
was discussed. This league is
full of enthusiasm. Mrs. M. R,
Jackson is president.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

The Roman Catholics will
shortly begin practice for a sa,
cred concert, 20 be given after
Lent. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the fund for renewing
the roof on the church.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

nnfor several days.
alC Werber was in st. Fran
rHe, Thursday, and was an
reciated caller at this office.
Miss Julia Johnson, of st,
sncisville, was the appreciated
4keud guest of Mrs. | A.
bins. -Feliciana Record.
ge. Mr.. Claiborne returned
rsprOmpAy after accompany
Mrs. Claiborne and little
niOlph to Covington.
Dist Atty. ]. L. Golsan is at
ne this week and enjoying a
Esfter q strenuous term Of
tin East Feliciana.
Miss Marcy Duty is here from
4issippi to spend her sum-
zWcatiOn with her parents,
and Mrs. G. W. Duty.
NJ. Tom Town left Tuesday
Washington, D. c., where he
spend some time with his
liren.
Mss Caro- Davis isnow visiting
Sister, Mrs. Cheston Folkes,
b several days with Mrs.
N HOChenedel.
Hiss Louise Howell of Lau
@ returned home Tuesday
y some pleasant days with
BEie Converse.
At and Mrs. B. E. Eskridge
t6 New Orleans to hear
ihOwitSch, the Russian
ist
Kisses Moore and Dean we're
sR at Elm Park for the week.
Miss Gray was a guest
Veek previous.
U.S. Eva Hamilton has return
nn a visit to her daughter,
sJaHa, who is teaching near
City.
S%E Z. Flowers came to fill
NpOintmentat CLANCY Creek
%prevented by the wealth.
|, a'a preaching on Sunday.
u.s. T. D. Boyd and children,
S and Henry, are spending
'skend with Mrs. R. c.
lslat Alton.
]. Stewart McGehee of
"OlS returned home after
aG two weeks with his
u.s. Mr.. and Mrs. Burruss
eAee Of Laurel Hill.
H. ~, v T. Howell has been in
louisiana for the past week
we and is having a delight.
aae with relatives at Oak
u. v Howell went to New
Sc Yesterday and hopes that
~ I''nett will be we'll enough
ua to bring her and her
SasOack home again.
ueath of DR.. H. Tilford
~ member of the medical
!, % IN New York City Hospital,
N.Y. ~afce of regret to his
ksa sua cousins, who reside in
|stSS I L;a y attended the
S,asn Of the State s'G Board ', of
NGscS I a 10 o., Baton Rouge, and
erjssna guest at the Irish.
aiass' banquet, Wednesday day
.a sSSinson leaves Sunday
isn sa Slan1g some time here
- covering ".' from ON i a serious
nststessl d sel !, His departure
sSu nv tn
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20
Time Serving vs. Principle.

OF New Iberia, and Albert Este.
plnal, of st. Bernard two mem.
bers of Louisiana's delegation in
the Lower House, saw fit to cast
their votes on Monday for the
perpetuation of the oligarchy be.
hind Joseph G. Cannon which
for several decades has been poi.
soning the sources of American
egislation.
The question then at issue in.
volved a graver principle than
Mr.. Broussard or Mr.. Estopinal
is likely to be called upon to
meet again during the current
session. The question was this,
whether the Broussards and the
Estopinals sent to represent
Louisiana in the Nations coun.
ellis, whether the men sent from
here, there and everywhere TO
represent the American people
in their central hall of assembly,
whether all these representa-,
tlves shall misrepresent their
people and their peoples inter.
ests by turning over to the dis.
credited old headpiece of a dis.
credited cabal the powers which
the people have delegated to
them.
That is precisely what such a
vote means. Mr.. BrOussard or
Mr.. Estopinal, or any other man
supposed to represent with free
voice his thousands of constitu.
ents counts for no more in Con.
gress, under the regime typified
by Cannonism, than a janitor of
the Capitol eellar,-unless he
stand in the favor, he is as pow.
erless to get consideration for
his peoples interests as if he re.
NAMED at home. His scope as a
lawmaker depends utterly and
absolutely on one choleric old
mans fitful nod.
1t may be good business" for
Mr.. Broussard if he can gain
that favor, and through it foster
his own personal and political
ends, by larger results for his
people. But it is bad business,
in general effect, for everybody;
for Mr.. Broussard, or Mr.. Con.
gresham from anywhere else,
has to pay for that favor when
the old man calls for the price;
and the ring around Cannon has
been responsible for the worst
results of American legislation.
Mr.. Wickliffe cannot win that
favor, and Mr.. Ransdell, and Mr..
Watkins, and every other man in
the House-they can't all win it,
otherwise there would be no
tyranny in it. 1t is bad general
business to accept it at all, when
the opportunity comes to crush
it. For it means evil domination
at large in return for a few spe.
cial favors doled out here and
there; and the result is distinctly
unhealthy upon the country as a
whole.
Mr.. Broussard and Mr.. Esto.
pinal announced that they for
sock the caucus of their party
because they expected in this
way to gain more for their con-
stituents than by going with the
Democratic majority to join these
independent Republicans who
are trying to restore govern
ment by the people. They doubt,
less thought they were doing
right, but our own individual
view was that they did wrong.
We do not think it right that
a man to whom the people Of
Louisiana have delegated the
power of making laws should
delegate that gift to an old man
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Several street lights have been
put in on the lane between Max
Mann's and Plettinger's and in
"red. horse town." which makes
the street lighting more com.
plete.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Be sure to get the first glimpse
of Easter hats at Miss Towns
Spring Opening March "a.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

The Fortnightly Club met al
the Golsan residence, last Fri
day, and were warmly welcomed
by Mrs. Golsan and daughters.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

A match game Of ball wasplay.
ed between the boys Of st. Fran
cisville and Star Hill schools yes.
terday afternoon at the park.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

The YazOO e. Mississippi Val
ley Railroad is replacing the Sc
ID rails on the Bayou Sara and
Woodyille branch with Is ID ones.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Mrs. W. U. Montgomery, OF
Wakefield, was in town, yester'
day, and made this Office a pleas.
antcall.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

The Peoples Bank has had
some pretty folders printed at
this Office, showing the rapid
growth in their saying accounts
department, since its beginning
in Jan. 1908.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Charles Lloyd, constable of the
ninth ward, arrested Henry Will
Jams, alias Charles Collins, Wed
nesday, and placed him in Jail.
He is wanted in West Baton
Parish on a charge of horse
stealing. Williams says he is
the man wanted, but that he did
not steal the horse.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Mrs. E. Wolf was the hostess
of the Whist Club, this week.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Extra blackboards have been
put in at the high school.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20

Don't forget Miss Towns
Spring Opening on March "a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-03-20


view was that they did wrong.
We do not think it right that
a man to whom the people OF
Louisiana have delegated the
power of making laws should
delegate that gift to an old man
from Illinois, to be used by q
cabal. Louisiana's people, We
are sure, want their representa-
tiyes to go to a Congress in
which they can stand up as men
and present the claims Of Louisi
ana to an assembly of free law
makers who are at liberty to hear
those claims and to pass on them
by the rules of reason and JUS
tice, and free to give to Louisiana
what belongs to Louisiana.
IfLOuisiana has fair claims in
this or that, and able Congress
men to present them ably, ant
an unfettered Congress to which
to present them, she will get hel
own.
At present she may get a LITTLE
dole now and then, for which TIM
rulers of the House will exac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

seno "Sessrab. 8piten" til SlGst %
esnner l samle. eanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

me. SperoIt Ipier oct root; ioalorgt
Eict Ter. meoer oct fine SdattcrinScr
ira Hoia % fiGrt Sapcrsot til Ssi.
REQ. oe opb Grange.
5 ole 9per og poa ole @cie er Der
CT SperiIob al gIomiter. De urge
Sfisnbeoer gar meo 3ltiipanfrIaie /
Saaret. Gpfliiterne ppnter Siulenc
pno fine Waifiner meo glomiter, /
9eru iprinaer meb itore @ufctter |
Spnocrne otter ben Sremmeoe % III.
bpoer bom bcn bitftenSe Serliabeo for
noele fna Ere.
Seo @eifonten Iigger belle Sanger
al 5ulipaner % Spaeintber % bIi,ce
ucotrampeoe al De 6orbigooeuo,. Get
or nemlig life 9lomitcrue. Silio u;
nprferne brpoer iig ON. men 2sgcrc,
iom Der bripes Ell inobringeuoe San
Del meo. Sc honanoife SuIipnu. %
@nacintIsae uoisreS / itore WaSicr
% man finoer Dem hos bper eueitc
9Iomiteroprfer % 8artner omtrcut
belle ScrScu ooer.
s et enseIif @Iao ifiIbreS CT 9eisg
paa ban Ser Stoots Sulipouform i
SiQesem, ort eaentliee Centrum for
Observation-Disclosures. Sirmoet pan
Der Shoot, iom or oct GIbIte | fin
@ronhe / Sonono oa bar Den ~iterItc
SmiGtniug. itnnr / SauocISiorbin'
6cIie mco belle Scrocn % nnocuoer II!
i'm S,lIipoiopI 40 Seftor 2ano til
Ell @Groi al 1900 Str. pr. &eftar.
Soroen, bpcri 9lomiteruc ital 6pr.
feS, mda bare megct iugtig, iaa MOO
oerne nPiten uaar ueo | 8nnb. Ora.
Der man TO eaer ire 500 for oubt,
trGicr man pon @ouo. Ncu Sorhcn
or meget iouoig % trTngcr en- on.
bpg9eIig @isOning. Sirmort brnger
oorIig @ipouingSitofie for 60-70-
900 SIR. Too ocu ~QisoSlcoe Sorb
bprfcs ierit Eotcter, for at Soroen
life ifaI bore for froitig for @lom
itcrne. Gaa biSic Worfer inncS oft
iaa set isrite Nnr en- pGrbiiulb SsIt
al bcoitc Sort Eotetcr, or ierit bet
onoct gor fan &c cu0nu lougt pGroi
iltlocre 2cge iuobsiteS.
5rcmitiQingcu al me artcr, iom !
oct Iptten0c aorbunoreoe bctragteoeS
Tom set bsicite Woal, bcfpntrcr man
iig nGiter life Longer ON. Ter I'm.
ocS oaereoe ino ucuocIig mango / DC
~helifateitc 6orper ~aitoneoc garietctcr
at Der omtrcnt life or uogcu Otter.
ipsrqicI otter gonifc me artcr.
9cito mere c~itcrisate er til 8ien
qiplo ioriticlli9c foitbore Sege iom /
Gr. ga refine, bpiS buibe @Iomitcr bar
Ell lin antnoniua al Roin, eaer Non
trfior, iom bar III ifinnenbe flar, guI
Sarpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Sarmen, S,nset % 9apen

baIpt sGg % ina trGtfeS Sisrncrne
soot oper % fIcumes iowmen, DC
l9aaes iaa | ct floSt Steeeiao, inton
aIatter Smsr I9ggeS oper og DC tic.
gcs Ipiebrune | en- mieoelsporm pa.
aeropn. SsIgenoe Sauce ierpereS me0
Dem. Gre sGeeebIommcr pipes acbt
tiIiptteS y Sbeite Gait, ct prrenoe
Iioct @ran 8oienne.Gc ber, en- Spiie.
Sfe imeltet Smsr, Gotten al en- baIo
Gitron 90 en- lioen aop fogeube Snno,
Zen foyer, unoer itooi8 Omrsren, til
bcn er tpf % ieon.
SurIurnc gGg mcS SIpoe.Sanec
: eli IiSeu 8rpoe bar man Ell Sop
foaeuoe 8onS, Ell Sbeife Salt % 10
S%piieIfeer Gobif. Seri bar man gGg'
gene, ct ao 8angen % laainurt oct
or fGr0ig, bar man oct op paa CT ilaot
Soo, buor oct fan boI0eS purlnt. On
Sop 6Isbe iuar ct Gptog, ircrcS CT
SpiieIfc Smsr, Ell Sbcifc Suffcr, Be
Der og Salt efter Smag, 9enne bGl.
eeS opcr seggene og icrucreS itrar.
Sif % Spinat'@ rutin.
Spinot foges ioltc8 % boftes lint.
ct Gag beraf lGggeS / 9unoen az ct
Steacfoo. 9eroper bar mar folH,
foet 6iif, iom er billet lin citer at
Den err frict for Sfinb % Ben. Soer
GiItcn IGgges ct Gag Spinot, IiOt
6Ieoc bGIoes opCr % iaa bar man
TiIf bcruper igien oQ paa Eoppcn
itrsr man liot reuct Dit, Oct itegcS
20 Winuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Oanmarfs Sfope.

: fibItc Summer al "Stntiitiifc
Giterrctningcr" mco6Gler StatcuS
Itotiitiifc 9nreau / &isbenboun ell
&pffc SpIpsninger ON 0armartS
Sfone.
Otter Sen iibIt iorctogue Spgis'
relic uboisr belle Bet meo Stoo be-
porebe Ireal 5SS,0O0 Sbr. Suno
euer poo oct nGrmeitc 50 geogrofiife
apobrotmil. Smfring 1850 bort
febe oct ounife Sfooareal fun offit'
rot ba(pt iaa mango apaorntmtl.
Scnere er oct itabigt poret, o9 iii
pGrten bar peret ~itcrfcit / Den 'to'tc
Snes aor.
llbcnfor SpgiercIIcn ioIoer Ell Del
trnbeplantebe Greolcr iom Souer,
Sean % 2pplortuirgcr omfring 20
liaer. 0oa Scn arden SIDE er Der
unocr Sfopenc mc6rcgrct ca. $4,000
Cor. 2anS, Tom er uoen SrrpGrt;
berai err $1,000 3or. Sono beltemt
til at ifu1e ~tilpIoutes.
9aaletrrerue bar / Sebet al Oct
ftbite garburbre6e breot zig 'tertf,
for en- Del poa Sc oprinbeIige Stoo'
oreoIcr, mel iipr giennem De cm'ot'
teroe Nnplanthinger, Der bar tlinoct
steS SpQanSS Sebe. % Sltteglte.
Webens @egcn / 1907 oGtfcoe ct
areoI Of famine StsrreIie Tom I 1888
(co. 1856 900 Cor. 2ano) er Noole'
trpernes grcoI / oe TO iio'te Staor
poret fra $4,000 Sbr. 2ano I'll
243, 900 Cor. 2urO. 90 oenne 6or'
sgeIie iaIoer nRiteu uoeIuffenoe paa
Spaono.
Webens Eerne MI bar bentmoo
SobbeIt iaa megct 2suifog iom Spl'
Lamb, finSes ser npiten A 8onge 'no
fort ct HaoIctrrs. areal poa Solu'
Gen Tom poa Ecrne, Guo Serne er
10000 Cor. 2uno beporet meo $50
Ii Spaauo: $1,000 3br. Sano) og
10000 Sbr. 2arb meb GO Il Spl'
Lamb: 5000 Sbr. 2nnb).
III belle 9an6ets Sfooorenl er 9oot
1000 Cor. 2ano unperot iom SpIt'
Ifope og Barter.
geS en- geosmmelie az Ntlltabe'
berne for en- fremtibig poerligere no
pioeIie al Gunmarfs Sfopnreal er
oct al Sntere5ic at fienoe StsrreIlcn
al De enonu uberptteoe arenler (Se'
Der, Sitter c.i.o) Sisie arenlers
stsrreIie err inIt opaiort til $4,000
Sor. 9onS, altion mere END Der MI or
taaet / 9rug iOm Sfop. Otter ItlsrS'
mpsIise SpgicreIier er al ben uop'
SprteSe Serb 221,Oo 1br. SanO be.
teanet iom egnct til Spbprfnin9 al
sfop, 1872. 900 3or. Sanb til Sp'
Sprfniuo al Niger og 1000 til en9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
6aaroen Scin.

(af Scnr. Natbicien I "Iagsp.)
Get aoOe, garnIe norife Raun Sein
betpoer Sfroaning, &cIOing, % briI'
9es ON 8oarbe, iom lager | ell rner
eQcr nlirore brat 81. iaoIeoeS l
WeIbus, Sfo9n, gerooIcL Sporbu
Stoo % poa Sroito. Huab Tiger at
set berer meIlem DC Gl6ite 8oaro'
naonc / Sanbet, paa oiSic 8aaroe bar
oltiaa CocISbpnber rpooct IGnge isr
ariiti TsSiclS Sioer.
8aa 2einitronrn bruges Naonet I
6Iertol, 2einon. Get maa oprinoeli9
boue peret Ell mcget itor 8naro, Den
bar ait boa0e gpgoen % oct gamIe
Sfibre0e Hapn. 8 Den i~oafulSte
ReiormutS falbes Soguets airfe o.
ioa 9i~nitrouSs Strife, oct er Nlupe
Strife poa Rppan.
III De nuo9renbe iorifieatge Gele
al 2eiuan fou rppnes ben egentIi9e
8aaro al bette Rapn.
gioerc Sfietletr, boor Sonobrn8S'
ifolen er. Rauuet or iammenlot meo
ditiun, ifiSoer, pon @runo az Den
irmpeoe. isleSc Sorobuuo.
1rcmoeIeS 9uifIeiu, paa norlf gt'
ffupsIcinar, iorOi Gicnbommen bar
tilbsrt G~rfeitoIcn / Rioaros. guite'
rllS Amt beSer ogiaa egertlig gt'
Ifupsruo % @usioro / 3oore gi'
ifilpsger0i.
enoelig @eaein. Scaein, bar iom
9eilanoinasgoos tiI6ort Ell 5arle'
Inat % beOcr oerior egentIig Snr'
Ioleinan. Seq bar OesUGrre tntet
meb Seaeinan at gisre, men bet ueo
lea. at bap6e lea bare en- Singer bortt
en- Ilpf al @aarocn, iaa ituloe ie9
life pere len meb Of Iaoe mig taloe
3orlaIeiu, for mere fIingenSe onttert
Gupr fan ga uel life tGrtes Sanoet.
= guaoen iinbes ogiaa bl. a.
8oorSeu 9ogIo, egentiig SngarIoar
al eoaa ON ganb. babe Itilleltaaell'
Sc oa rinoenoe. Get mao uel bore
herira at por tieuote Sr9itlTrer
2aulo or fommen.
Z aolitao er isrite SEQ RoroS'
uauuet Sol.
gaa Suiebp fortpler Sasnet al
Omar Sbambarifielue itaI baUe beet.
Ren ban bar pit beIit bert biemme
paa @imse / ReLbus.
soupitaS, Sanif ssbsi5Go, mnn
bel bare Rauu efter en elu eLler SGt
az Stammen Supu. Sonpltsl %
eaupiGtier o~eiteniieIos troes at
hare Rapn al saup, aiGrnemeIt.
gaa geupan boeOe ct i~tdftels Nen'
ueIfe ueS Rapn 9isbet Nppan. ION
blep a~nflnset for Seretunitcr os :
1870 brPnSi pdn BrRitelfabets 55r.
anitaltninG. Sun itnI buoe Tibet
ipnglet / oct Iiae Sui .iIuenitre /
gorten / grfebiitopguurbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
SclpitGnSig Ncicrifarmer mcb blr
10 Sipr.

gi Ipier meO flor Snteresie, bpor.
Iebes en- Snrmer / Ohio bar bolOt nsie
Iegning ct belt aar meo Senipn til
ll0gifter og SnotGgter af fine 10
Nelfefior. Sisie Sing er angipet
meget iuIoitGn6igt, meoens enfelte
andre Stng, Der piloe bore al itor
9etponing, albeles mnngIer, iaa oiSie
blioer @ieuitano for 8isning. &egn.
ifabet Ipoer iaaleoes: Sommenlogt
6eIs6 Smfoiniuger FOR RGringsmio.
Ter og arbcioe zig til $3sS.40. 5or
bper So aItiaa $3S.S4. NeIfeu
peieoe 5S,333 Iun6. bporoi Der la.
peoes 1924 Eunb Smer, Der ioIgtes
til en- 8ienneminitspris al % Gents
pr. 8un6, eaer tiliammeu S734.72.
9lf 9aIpe, Der iolgtes til SIogt, bar
ser en- SnbtGgt al $40. III iflmmet
Relf, Der ioIgtes for 20 Gents pr.
100 8unb, iolgtes Der for S9S.SS.
De iamIeoe SuotGater belsb iig oer'
FOR til $903.59, eaer at buer &o en-
SnStpgt pua $90.35. Rnar Cmtoit-
ninaen til Spboloet for bper So reg.
mes ira ian bliper Den uirfeIise Snb.
tpgt $5t.51 for buer So. Sislge
Oeune gcretnins ifaiieoe bper So
1924 9uno Smsr / aarcts Sch. bpil-
fet er omtrent oct oobbeIte al, bpab
aisr / Acknowledged siper. Gerai
fan ri lutte os til, at BET bar no.
paIgte aisr. Oct Der err Sole om. vi
BONNIE fra ben nsie Regning Der
boIotes meo bper enfelt Sos DoeIie
baaSe al &eIf os Smsrfeot, ina bier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
On prang 6ar.

On geriou gif iorIeben Sernbonc'
linen ira aongSberg til SfoaenbOrg.
San msote 3oget, men piloe life 9no
al oinieu, ifisnt Biben bleO brngt
aauife fraitiq. 6Or life at ooerflsre
@onoen, maatte Soget itanie, San
piIoe iremoeles iortiRtte i'm San.
bring og iorlaugte oerfor. Of Soget
tisrte tiIbage til Sfoaenborg.
1eune anmooniug funoe life goot
efterfommes. Gerimob fog Gems.
mnnben, Der tilfGIoisuis bar / RGr.
beoen, iis al Den iororingsiuIoe Ban
orer.