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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
WEDDINGS
HIcKs-THoMPsoN.

On March ", at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Croft, OF Pleasant
Hill, occurred very pretty wedding.
The contracting parties being Miss
Bertha " Thompson. the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
I. Thompson, OF Pleasant Hill, and
Mr. Merris d. Hicks, one OF the most
highly esteemed young men OF Lewis
vile. Pa. As the wedding march was
being rendered by Prof. l. W. Coslett,
oi North East, the bridal party enter
ed the room where the ceremony was
solemnized by Rev. T.. A. Sexsmith. OF
Leeds. They were attended by Miss
Maggie Hicks. bridesmaid. aud Mr.. T.
J. Strickland. groomsman. After re-
ceiying congratulations from their
many friends they retired to the din
ing room. where an elegant luncheon
was served J'hcb ride wore beauti-
ftl gown OF white silk with veil and
the groom wore conventional black
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Thompson. Mr. William Hicks,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Croft. Mr. Viii
liam Thompson. Miss Eva Thompson.
Mr. Joseph Thompson. Mr. and Mrs
J. w Brown and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. J. c Mcnamara. Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Scarborough and family,
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hutton and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bonham,
Prot. J w Coslctt, Mr. Ollie Coslett,
Miss Mabel CoSlett. Mr.. and Mrs J
p Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scar
borough. Mr.. John Scarborough. Miss
Elsie Bremen. Miss Mamie Fhorn-
ton. Mr.. Benton Wiley. Miss Wiley
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater Carhart and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Croft
Miss Ada Mitchell. Miss Sarah f.
Scott. Miss Ada Thompson. Mr.. vii
liam Rcnshaw. Mr.. Frank Thompson
Mr. Amos Thompson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Curbstone Market Bill Fails

The proposed new Wilmington curb
stone market bill noted in the WlllG
al last week. which had already passed
the House at Dover. failed OF passage
IN the Senate on Wednesday, by vote
ni 10 yeas to 5 nays, falling short OF
the needed constitutional support
Various amendments had been adopt
ed one fixing the license fee at 81 in
stead oi SIo as proposed in the bin,
and Senator Sparks finally said City
Council would prefer the old law TO
the new measure rs altered The vote
was then taken and the bill failed to
pass
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Taken, MoneyIeSs, From Train

Mrs. Mary +. Taylor, wife OF ]. +.
Taylor. oi o12 North Charles street,
Baltimore. who had been living with
her sister. Mrs Mahlin Il. Foster, al
go, Tatnall street, Wilmington, was
brought to Elkton on Monday by
Special Officer Boon, oi the p, h. x
W. X. X. who. at the request OF the
conductor. took her from al express
train at Pcrryvillc ON Monday, she
having no money and offering as a
pass a slip OF paper signed &C. +.
Pugh. per II. X Reeves Sheriff
Iagcr took care OF Mrs Taylor till
relatives came for her in the evening.
She has been suffering from nervous
trouble for some time past, and her
mind is not clear About a year ago
She was found on the tracks near Prin-
cpio. and taken to Wilmington. On
Monday she left that city. without the
knowledge oi friends there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Aged Woman ADudged Insane

Miss Eliza Curry. whose removal To-
the Cecil ~uunty Asylum at Cherry
Hill. from her residence near Rising
sun where She was found without food
or fire which she claimed angels would
provide. was noted in the WHlG sew
cral weeks ago. was on Wednesday ad-
Judged insane by jury oi inquisition
summoned by Sheriff llagcr, under an
order oi Court, granted on petition oi
Isaac +. and Thomas NJ Lort. present.
cd by their counsel, George A Blake
ESD. Miss Curry. who is about 20
year, ui age. owns her former home
and has about $1,000 on deposit in the
National Bank oi Rising sun Isaac
L, Lort will hc appointed her her com
mittcc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Sun Shooters Won Again

Cecil marksmen won the third match
OF the series of shoots between the
Rising Sun Gun Club and the High
land Club. OF Philadelphia, ON the for
mer's grounds ON Wednesday. The
visitors had but ten men in their team
while the home team had fifteen, bur
only the ten highest scores counted.
Each man shot at so targets. The
single scores were as follows:
Rising Sun--German, 4S; Worthing-
ton. 20; Darlington, IS; Clifford, ~;
Riale. 43, England. 43; Kirk. a.; Keen,
u; c. Kirk, 80. Total, 43o
Highland-Mink 80; Buckwalter, AZ;
Frank, iS: Tanscy. -: Dougherty, Al;
Perry, 4I; Lands, 10; Franklin, 20;
Crooks. 3S; Wentz. 81. Total, 4io.
High honors were divided between
Mink. of Philadelphia, and German, OF
Aberdeen, each breaking I45 targets
out OF possible I55. Buckwalter,
Worthington and Ewing tied for sec
ond honors. each breaking Ili targets.
The club offered two gun cases for the
high amateur scores for the days
shooting. and Mink, Of Highland, and
Ewing. Of Rising Sun, were each
awarded gun carrier at the end OF the
tourney.
Some oi the other participants and
the scores made were as follows:
Frank. 100; Lands, no; England, Iio;
Perry. 1872; Keen, lI2: Wcntz Tio:
Darlington. 100; Sharplcss III; Tan
sey, 100; Clifford, r2s: Franklin. I2o;
Crooks, IA; Dougherty. I33.
Rising Sun team has proved victor
in two OF the three matches OF the
series.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
PerryUiIie'S Baseball Team

The pcrryvillc base ball club held
their first annual meeting in the
Pcrryyilc Fire House on March 10.
ior the purpose oi organizing base
hall team ior the coming season, The
officers were elected as follows w.
T. Bouldcn. Manager; Frank 5. lIoi-
icckcr. Captain; Oscar Patterson, Sec
rctary and Treasurer Manager w. T.
Buuldcn has great many young play
cr, to pick from this wear and hopes
to have fine team, aud would like to
hear from any other teams IN the
county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Church Services
EIkfOn NJ. e. Church

'Elktou NJ. l.. Church-Serviccs to-
morrow as follows logo a. m,
preaching by the new pastor. Rev II.
A c. WcStcrtield; , p. m. Sunday
School and Pastors Bible Class: GAS
p m. Epworth League services; 7.3o
p, m. preaching By pastor. Rev. Mr..
Wcstcriicld. who. IS Statistical Secrc-
tary oi Conference, was greatly taxed
by his duties and may not be able to
preach here. In that event, Rev X.
Is Stephenson, now Superintendent .oi
EaSton district. will preach in his
str1d
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Committee On Bank Stock

The State Bankers Association OF
Maryland has appointed committee
On Taxation oi Bank Stock The com
mittcc consists oi Harold IIardings
Ellicott City: Daniel Arnar, Cumbcr.
land: W. + Warburton. Elkton: y. IT,
Bale. Kew Windsor; \. G.. Thomas
Sandy Spring
The committee will frame n bill 10
present to the next Legislature Tor
the purpose OF rcmcdying the present
grievances in connection with the taxa
ton OF bank sock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Formed Partnership

Henry II. Mitchell and Thomas II.
Harlan. both oi whom had recently
embarked ~ the livery business in
ElktoH. have formed 4 partnership and
will conduc, general livery business,
together with the purchase and sale
oi horses 'lcir headquarters for the
present will be at the Park Stables.
They will have complete new outfit
ard will run hack for the accommo-
dat:un oi the public
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Found No Traces OF Poison

The analysis OF the contents Of the
stomach OF John Henry, colored of
Middletown. who died after a debauch
last week. it was supposed OF strych-
nine poisoning. failed to show any
trace Of such or any other poison; nor
was any found in the bottle OF liquor
which he had partly drunk. As noted
elsewhere. Brown. coiored man, with
whom Henry boarded, had bought
strychnine. few days before his death.
and had an insurance on lienry's life.
i, is said. for his own benefit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Personals Social

Mrs. John ]. Black, al New Castle,
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Helen Cruikshank, OF Balti-
more, is the guest OF Elkton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biddle visited
relatives in Easton. Md. this week.
Mr.. Edgar StiIley. OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Terrell.
Mrs. f. w. Taylor has retarned
from visits to friends in Newark and
Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth Miller Is quite i'll
with measles at her home near Me
chanics Valley.
Mrs. Graham Oglc, OF Eikton. left
yesterday for a several weeks visit to
Jacksonville, Fla.
Col. p. II. Ellis. who spent several
weeks in Bermuda, arrived home here
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. George +. Denny Is entertain
ing her sister-in-law. Mrs. Howard
Gilpin. OF Wilmington.
A number Of her little friends helped
little Miss Gladys Clark to celebrate
her birthday last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Frazer enjoyed a visit
from her friend. Miss Margaret Skill
man. OF Philadelphia, this week
4 number oi her friends gave sur
prise party to Miss Emily Frazer, at
her home on last Thursday evening.
Register of Wills, r. B. Miller, has
been confined to the house for some
days this week. with an attack OF grip
W. l.. Lancaster and family are now
occupying the llaines r csidence on
East Main street. recently vacated by
Wilson l.. Coudon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings and
Mrs. Frank Warner left Elkton yester.
day for Philadelphia where they Will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Groves ell.
tcrtaincd Rev. and Mrs. l.. +. Barrett
and number oi other friends at din
ncr on Wednesday evening.
Henry Constable. Esq. has left for
Barrcttsvilc, Allegany county, Md,
where he will be engaged in superin-
tending mining property.
Mrs NJ +. uSilton. who has been
spending some time with her son, John
| Sparklin. returned to her home in
Washington. d. C., this week.
Friends oi former Sheriff Harvey
H. Mackey will be pleased to learn
| that he is recovering from sudden ser.
ious illness with which he was attacked
ON Sunday, at his home. near Blake
Frederick + lIaincs. Esq. who has
resumed the practice OF the law here
will remove his family shortly from
Philadelphia to the residence OF the
late Miss Finley on East Main street
governor Crothcrs. Judges Pearce
\dkins and Hopper and several home
| friends were entertained at dinner last
Thursday cvcring al the home OF Mr.
aud Mrs. William $ Evans, on North
| street
\ note from Julian {. Smith, IN the
| Marine Corps at Beaufort, 5. C..
says cows are scarce in that State
Julian is tired oi living on nothing
but condensed milk" after bcirg raised
III land flowing with milk and
| honey"
Professor ard Mrs. John b. Ritchie
oi Wilmington. quite well known here
whose marriage j. noted in the Wing
ni Fifty Years Ago" in this issue, OF
Monday celebrated their golden we'd
ding at their home. los East Sixth
street. Wilmington Their three child
rcn. Mrs Charles Horn. Mrs. Levi X
Bowen. OF Newark, and J. Lawrence
Rtchic. OF Pi,tSburg, like his father :
talented musician. are all living. Prof
| Ruch'c is II and hs wife -. Both are
| healthy and active
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27

Thursday Moving Day" was any.
thing but an ideal" one All sorts Of
weather was On tap. with rain. spits OF
snow and little hail by way OF var
icty. a strong wind blew at inter
walls throughout the day, and high
tide rose in Elk River, overilowing the
water front and coming we'll up into
the rear OF premises on the South side
oi Main street Altogether, the day
was trying one to all who were
forced to be out Of doors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Met Death From Brush Fire

\ four year old eolorcd boy, son OF
Charles Holland, was terribly burned
on Wednesday. its clothing catching
fire from 4 burning brush pile The
child was hurried here and treated at
Union Hospital, but died in the evening
despite all that could be done to save
lis life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Large FamiIy's Sore Straits

The family OF Vito Gallo a resident
oi the local Little Italy, near town.
is in sore straits. The children Num-
Der y, and two of them. as noted else
where. are at Union Hospital, i'll Of
bronchial pneumonia Several others
are i'll with measles. and his two year
old child. frank, died on Sunday. The
mother is worn out and confined to her
bed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
WhffIa, Sr., Lived In oxford

James p. Whitla, whose eight year,
old son Willie" was kidnapped from
school at Sharon. Pa. last week and
recovered in Cleveland on Tuesday,
after payment OF a ransom OF $1,000
to the parties who had hidden him
there, taught in the Oxford, Pa, Acad-
cmy in early iic boarding with Mrs,
Emma A. Rogers. whom he has visited
several times since.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Nearly Dead From Nose BLEED

Miss Annie Monncy. oi Middle
town, was hurried by train and ambu-
lance to Wilmington hospital on
Wednesday to save her from impend-
ing death from hcmorrhagc from the
nose which began III the morning and
could not be checked After her ar
rival at the hospital physicians there
succeeded in stopping the flow Of
blood, after much trouble
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Horses Kick Fatal To Owner

Going into his stable at Towfscnd,
on Tuesday morning. to harness a
horse, William Brat,on. 4s years old.
was knocked down by tho animal which
began plunging and kicking. One Of
its hnois struck its owrcr ON the head,
iracturing his skull lie was removed
to Dc'5warc Hospital. where he died
in the afternoon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Trinity Church

-Lcntcr services IN Trinity Church.
Elkton. Tuesdays and Fridays at 7.3o
p. M; other days at AS p. m. Rev
William NJ. weir. Rector Of Chrust
Church. Kent Island. will preach at
the Tuesday evening service next week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27
Hope well W. e. Church

Rev ]. Howard Gray will preach
at llopcwcll and at Asbury NJ +.
Churches. tomorrow. March ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01

bIir bpsget bill 2anoet itiee burtist /
gris. Ser er paa lanst uRr life iau
ioIbt iom I. CT. / DEBORAH. men hi bar
ium RcgeI sanife meset Suc ON giutrs
rem og bar Tom 8eseI TO til tire Rauncs
oers goSt 5Ieoeisre. Eaa @runo al ben
meeen Sne ON 8interen err Sorben Tom
TeecI | COB 5tano ON Barren for SGs
ben.
Range farmer uben Srrisatiou o9
sisr bet 9uSt; BET ~iifreite or bog at bare
@anb til 2anoet. Msranber er ca. 60
Wil ~sIteufor GoeateIla pan Oregon
Short Cine % bar TO 8eueraIitores. en-
SmiSie, ct Sla9teribop. en- 2umberparS
% ct Sotel. On SIuurmsIle pilbe sisrs
set gobt Der. gi bebsuer ogiaa en- 2G9c
"a Dor nrrmelte 9uttor er / Sooa
Springs, og ba ban bar ct Serritorium
af omtreut 200 0il at tase bare pan.
flyer set iis Ielp. at ban life fan rGtie at
beiege ale, Tom funoe bebeoe hans
SieIp. StuISe en- Ifnnbirapiif 9ree Ie
bisie 2inicr og euifer at bessnSe pna ct
upt Steb, iaa itrip til mig cfter nnrmere
SpIbsninger. Soas iner BET. og set fer
no til, at @iutercn begbuber. Eli benue
Sib bar hi babt gobt @eir. SiliIut eus
lies "Roiten" meo bers mango 2Giere en-
gI9SeIi9 Sui os soot gbtanr.
g. @euSirieu.
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Nra slleEanScr, SSabo.

WeS set famine ieg ienoer @ctaIingen
for ct |ar al mine &enuer / Norge %
mig ieIb for ct Nor til for "SecurabsTos
fen, bill ieg Itripe nogIe 2inier / Dor
frues Ben Soften. G~IcrnuScr or
cnSru life bIepct uosen Stor6n, men Sen
borer BOG pm iagte iaa BOG i~itfert.
Sen rpe Serubdne, iom ifuIoc bpg9e5
imeuem aIernnNer og 8reitou, er enbru
blot bpgact paa Gapirct. Sc tiger, at SC
fnappe $eugctioer for ct aar iioer iatte
en- Stopper for al Sernbane6pgHiua.
Tcn til Gaarcu Hal Sc beabube reo
"@raSiugeu", ia iaa tiger Sc iaIfaIo, oa
Sc enten mna BRACE nu, euer ian miiter
re i'm Geirct. Sa ieg bdaber, &c bp8s
ger, ba mango M mda tisre % til 80
gil iii nGrureite Scrrbnre; Set bill ogs
fau bieIpe Dor rDe Sn. Seq bar bnpt
grebe ira manee NJ ~@oIteu"s 2Giere
fem Iifer at bioe nGrmere SeifeS ON oeus
ne Gel at SSabo, bar ogina / 9ortbeS
bcioaret ocre5 @rcue. Rause tiger.
Itrib igieu / "Secorabs Soften" o. iors
IIur os nGrmere ON Sor6oISene ocrueos
Set be0itc er Sog for Dem iom piI i69e
fig ct mt Siem at tonne beruS ON
Sommereu (ranr gtartsr or bar for
Gue) % ie for Dem ielS. Set bebit.
Someiteaolnuo or MI optaget, men mar
fGu tiebe Tetteu til SortcitenSS mel
Improvements for $500 til $1,000 pr
100 acreS. o. ioa fan man ON man on.
ifer Set. PROVE % otter at bn Iepet o.
eiort set til iii 6iem | II giadHeoey
msS Si.25 pr. aeyc; iaainart Serbian,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Sra Spaulbing, Winn.

ga hi err iaa mango uorIfe Solt Der /
Gountiet og bar iaa mc9et iom funoe fors
tGles iii "SecorahsR oiten"s mango 2Gs
iere runot ON / 2anoet, bill ieg / aorts
Geo u0bne ct og anoet til iaaonuue. Tom
mrtli9ens biz ie Zig ON eftcr 2anb nGite
CONNER. Ser er Itsrre % miubre Setts
Iementer; ser brioe5 bInnoet EARNING
meo NOT Grain til at hoIoe Here S!cam
Sr9ifemaifincr 9aaerbe. Ser er not'aa
mango 8. s. 8. RniI 8utcr % p~eitopcr
/ Clearwater er fGere GrenrerieS iorift
o. andre unOer gpgring. Ser bar giens
tngeube @auge. o9ret lGit i @loSene ont.
at Der bill bli 9iort ~aIporli9t SorIs8 paa
at fan Winneiotas 2egiSIatur til at be-
biI9e 100000 til at aoerterc set uorSz
Itae Riureiotn for SettItrg. Ser or o9z
iGn itGrt G8itation for mere RaiIroabs.
Seq bar ieIn talt meb Terioner, ION
bill iGlge en- Claim euer Sarm beroppe.
Goria9cr / iaaoarre SiIfrIoe cr ofteIt,
at BET life er gobt at bare alere. 9isie
Sarme er ofte go0t beIiggenbe n1eo man.
&C oe eoSe Improvements. 1riien ba>
rierer fra 81 til $40 pr. acres; ofte er
bette StoIe % Strife.
Soer Roctpo9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
IRA ssepue, 3. 8, Mlinn.

0n lea MI ierber min Detailing for
"0ecoru6s So'ten" i9ier, iom ie8 life bar
hoot Q~ulebutng til at babe De "a itoite
ldr, ian bill ieg ba o9ian meo bet Iauz
me Senbe noaIe Orb til Slaoet bertha,
fdn Ri fan fan ie ON Der er bleoet no9en
Soranbrtng / Sorboloeue. 50 BET er not
BET. Sor Bet fsrite iaa er MI SaIpoelen
al 8efoIfuingeu fpttet I'D bertha, for
bet mefte til Canada, % ium. ieg neppe
trpr er roeet bebre. enb ON De babbe be-
ret tilfreos meo bbob be bab0e Der. Wen
bet er mi en9arg iaaleoes, at Solt er all
BRIO fornsiet, men is9er efter no8et be-
Ore.
Sn, iaa bar bi fauet TO Sernbaner her
~ieicnuem, nemIie g. 81. Or. q. paa Git
90 Soos2ine paa 8eit, og be TO Saner
ooar beeae / Rurb og Sbo % ortrent ~
WliI fra bpcranbre, iaa Di mn bar tents
meIie benbigt til Rarfeb, od nt life bar
mere enb 6 iii 8 RiI iii 8peu paa nos
zen &aut. 90 I boer gp er Der ct Go@
operative Creamery, iaa Der Sriner Sar>
merne for bet meite meb areaturaol %
Reieri.
Ga M SeIt blep Der foretaget ct bell
blot 9rGreringsarbeiOe, ba en- &rGne@
~rinosfanaI bIeb grabet i Eit o8 Bet, IA
RiI lana, "a SOB breo % ira 8 til 10
Sob Ssb, og Isber no / Samdrnct Htoer I
@eTt, Settle Irbeioe bill toite Sarmerne
| Re 8 Supns, 2iucolu, Gait Sart o8
SurtIn. $4,000, men til GieugiGlb CT
Ser ooIoa Suab ON, at bette Soretas
oenbe bill bIioe til uii9eIig Nptte I Sren1z
tiSeu. Bare hi MI fit iuo Here rt9ttg 9ooe
Sornrere her / Nabola9et, ian IfulSe ot
Snort 'c at her blcn Itcre Soranortn8er.
bo her bnScs puu mango uutlirlige Sor>
belle, Tom Iielbcn er at finoe anoetiteSs.
Gi bar ru pmtrent 6 CONNER enc oa
onrife toIbt, men pcrt @etr, lna Tolt
lar sen beSftc Irlebrin9 til at tierc 90
% @eS mi for Sioen.
GaItor Srba6l ira Sano Hio9e,
Itnu., b~eticner Sen noritc gteni9beo Der
MI for Si6cn. San er en- forboloSotS
urg, men flint Greit o9 ct goSt lift.
Ser 6pISss ooo engcIIt StoIe belle Sirt>
tcren, 'om ogiua er til itpr SorbeI for
benz, Tom bar @eru, ga @interttoen ttlbns
Der mere Sib eno ben traoIc Sommertio.
Scnrs Sobniou fra @rooten, Istnn.,
en- al bore f~orberoGrerbe Naboer' p9
SomcIteaber Der, er pna @cisg hos Ole
8. Moeu oerne llge.
Rit Sapir er M Hut, ina M fonr
lea oeIaa lutte at 7trioe pG snifc See
cora6s Soiten" o8 beus 2riere tn 0lroes
Zig Sui. Senrp y. Soletaruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Era Spnarb Gitp, Did.

@eb BET famine ies ienber getaIineen
for "8o'ten,". iaa bill ie9 faa 2oo at
Itribe Iibt. Set er iaa iielbeu e1cr ols
brig at ie no9et BERTHA. men grunoen er
bel at m~eiteparteu al SefuItuingcn bar
bet for trabelt meb at jamie alt en- fan
faa, til at faa mere % mere al bet iors
biIfe til fig o9 fine for Bet timelige Sip.
Set er for Silf9loet in9eu norIf Brett
berpppe. R~euiebebeu Der bar betient
al Eait. s. q. S. gorueliuien. men ban
tog affeS. ps ban fit Sab ira Cos ans
seles, Gal, og bar retIt 6ertil. Sa
M biz ic9 forteue Itbt ON SeirforholSet.
Set bar M pGret ibert foGbt ct Sar
1lsers SiS meS Sre og ginS, ia BET bIGs
fer, Iaa bet infer runot SGggeue. @t
leber life iaa Ibert lau8t fra 8peu, men
bet er 10 Ion9t moi, en- tire Rils Bel at
fisre, iirr ON giutcrer. ruur bet blG>
fer, iaa bet iuIer rrnot Sobebet. Ru
tenfer ieg, BET CT paatioc at lutte for
Semte Sang meo en- fIttti8 Silsnin8 til
"Yoten" % bens 2eiere og tiIilut en-
eLabeIis Sui o9 9oot Nptaar fra en- al
glabets IGiere. ". 8.
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Tcpartemenfet for DC 1ppitummc.

Sen 26oc Saruar hearnocr set nroet
Scmciter peo ct. Olaf GoIcQc. ct Fnr
2epitumme bar isst ON Cptageiie peo
@oIle0st til Den Sib. Tcttc nsNoeubies
gier, at unc 1Insier utaa or9aujicrcs, ga
bisic ME gIcocr life ian oeta9e Sageue
/ Sc andre aIasier. Set bjIoe Scrior
barre enifeIiat, at iaa mango al pore
bepitumme Gutter o. Bigger. Der a9tcr a!
irefpentcrc ct. SIaf i sen nrrc SIRENS
tio, piloc Iummc peb ScmcitcrctS aabs
ming, iou piIoc oct mn9nac5 at orouc
MIC aIasicr ~iencre.
2ao os ogiaa meS bet ianme faa tiIs
Isle, at Z, SorGlbre al oep'tumne Srns
uer % 2gtrc, life fan Girvc uo8ct bcbrc
MOO benz enc at ierbe Dem til cit f~rtites
liz SfoIc, boor Dc ian hi urocrpiIt /
TOR goSc llbtcrife Gro. &lituot bill set
toitc cocr Ell Sci Serpc at opboIbe Sem
rco SiuIcr, men montro set life piInc
pCre en- GOD % rcntefulo HnhrinBelic az
Eenacnc. bpi8 ) paa Ell Zig Rnabe inns
Sc b~ratigai5re bcm til goNe % uhttigc
Sdrrtttnh5menftetter, p8 oocr ali ohns
tioQierc benz til sooe % intcGigentc
&riitmrnb?
Wonttc mango al bore uuAe bsoitnnls
me Rrno % aniuper ioo HuIcbnin8 til
at iretpcntcre bort Gcportcmcnt for
Sebitummc.
@aaoe 8uttcr 90 Eigcr, Ser BAR ara'
Sucret fra nogeu al bore StatSitoIer for
Be 8epitumme og beiiSocr ct Diploma,
tan iaa abgnng iorubcn no3cn Grant,
nation. Sngeu StolepcrQc bctaIe3. BRO
Ipettiue Clever ian ~tiIifrjpc Gone8etS
%rciiocnt, &rof. aiISahI c0cr til llnbcrs
teqrcoe. iad 'fal pi aioe Den fornsNne
CpIpsriug a~u9aacnpe StoItn.
u. 8, y. Wol0rem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Seo Sin ~2Ipotbefcr on, en- fri peruna 2llmanaf for 1909.


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