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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-27

Miss Euelal.a Tufts who is teaching
in Ulen, Mimi, came into town to
pass her vacation with Mrs. Jennie
Carnine, Eighth avenue south.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
THE MESSAGE CiDLED.
HOUSE DECLARES PRESJDENTvS
MESSAGE DISRESPECTFUI,

Holds That ROOsevelt's Reflections on
Members are Such as to Warrant
Them I'm This Action-Insinuatio
Resented.
washington, Jan. S.-Having given
consideration to the presidents furth-
er views regarding the secret service
contained in his message to the house
or representatives Monday, the special
committee appointed to deal with the
subject today brought in its final re-
port.
accompanying it was a resolution
which declared it to he the sense of
the house that it should decline to con-
slider any communication from any
source which is not respectful, recon-
mending that the Objectionable por-
ton OF the presidents annual mes
sage be laid on the table and that sim
liar action be taken with respect to
the message of last Monday because
OF Its being "unresponsive to the in
quiry Of the public" as to what the
president meant when he said, refer
ring to the limitation placed upon
the field Of operation of the secret
service, that the "chief argument In
favor of the provision was that the
congressman did mot themselves wish
to be investigated"
The house tonight, by vote of 212
to S5, rebuked the president by tabling
so much Of his message as reflected on
members OF congress in connection
with his recommendation as to the
secret service detectives 1t was also
declared to be the sense of the house
that it decline to consider any com
munication from any source which is
not. in its judgment, respectful.
Mr. Gardner (Mass.) tried vainly 10
secure, first, the adoption Of a substi-
tute for the resolution expressing con-
fidence in the president, but he was
overwhelmingly outvoted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
The preservation of the Appalachian

The preservation Of the Appalachian
forest Is absolutely q necessity FOR
the protectlon of the rivers and
streams when opened to navigation.
This has been shown in so many able
articles that 1t is not necessary to
enlarge on it in this communication
ana wnen the National Congress
pahses a law, and provides for the
preservation Of the Appalachian for
est, 1t will have done a service to the
southern country that will be in i'm
portance next to a permanent proyis-
ION for opening the rivers and streams
to navigation, and the harbors in
condition to receive the largest ves-
sels. Jno. L. Alnutt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
A 'POSSUM IN A GRAVEYARD.
Six Snakes Also Had Their Home IL
st. Philips Burying Ground.

D--~ OA~~''~~S AA~oO AAs~sA AAASA AAOhAO ~
st. Philips Burying Ground.
Some time ago the congregation of
st. Philips Church determined to
have the graveyard on the west side Of
Church street cleaned up, and as a
result, one large 'possum and six
snakes were deprived Of their happy
home and suffered death. Wilson, a
colored gardner, was assigned the task
Of exploring and cleaning up the
graveyard, some parts OF which had
been overgrown for many years, and
he was much surprised when he came
upon Brer 'Possum. The 'possum was
an old one, and Wilson thinks there
are others in the vicinity.
Asked whether he enjoyed 'possum
and taters. Wilson replied, mo, Boss.
I couldn't jest steady my mind ter eat
the dweller Of the graveyard, but a
frien' Of mine say he shore had a en-
joyable feast.'-News and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
THE LOST CITY OF REGGIO.


some and Prosperous Place.
Reggie. called Reggie di Calabria,
was the capital Of the province Of the
same name. 1t was an archiepiscopal
see and had population Of $4,000
inhabitants. It was one Of the oldest
settlements in Italy, and in antiquity
its rame was Rhegium. It was origi-
nally Euboean colony and was peo-
pied in 1913 B. c.. by fugitive Messen-
ians. It rose to great prosperity in
the old days, but suffered from war,
and in 3S7 B. G. was captured by Di-
onysius I. Of Syracuse. and destroyed.
1t was again captured in 270 by the
Romans and it underwent many vicis-
situdes of conquest in the Middle
Ages. Totila, the Goth, captured it
in $40 A. D., the Saracens did likewise
in 91S. the Pisans in 1905, Robert Guis-
card in 1860 and the Turks in 1852
and again in 1897.
After the great earthquake Of 1888
the town was almost entirely rebuilt,
and 1t presened a more modern as
pect than some Of the other towns
and had wide streets which were
studded with numerous handsome vii
las. 1t had a beautiful cathedral
which dated from the seventeenth
century. and 1t possessed numerous
other handsome buildings. among them
the Capella del Sacramento, highly
decorated with colored marble; the
Strada dele Caserme, and adjacent to
1t the Civic Museum, which contain
ed fine collection Of terra cottas
lamps, statuettes and vases. including
few very antique specimens with
curious ornamentation.
Above the cathedral and back Of
1t stood the CASTILLO. In the piazza
adjoining the railway station there
was fine statue Of Garibaldi. Another
handsome square was the Piazza Wit
torio Emanuele, where the band often
played and which was embellished
with statue Of Italia.
The Strada Reggie Campi, which
ran along the heights behind the town,
was considered fine promenade, and
1t gave one of the finest views of the
environs and of the Sicilian coast to
be obtained anywhere.
Reggie was distant from Messina
about six and quarter miles. Prob
ably its most beautiful feature to the
tourist lay back of the town, where
the forest called Aspromonte rose in
imposing fashion. 1t was there in
the vicinity Of Reggie that Garibaldi
was wounded and taken prisoner by
the Italian troops under Pallavicini on
August 90. 1862. The ascent Of this
forest slope took about nine hours and
when the summit was gained, espe-
cially In moonlight, a commanding
view of the sea, the islands and Sicily
Of unparalleled beauty was obtained.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
TAX NOTICE.

The County Treasures office I'm
Court House building, will be open for
the collection of taxes without penal
ty, from the 18th day of October to-
the S1st day of December, 1908. The
levy is as follows:
For State, 1-2 mills.
For County, ordinary, 2 "a mills.
For Sinking Fund loan OF 1907.
mill.
For Sinking Fund loan of 1908. Ia
mill.
For Constitutional School, 8 mills
Polls. $500. Capitation Dog tax.
so cents.
Also Special School tax as follows.
School District, No. 1, 2 mills.
School District, No. 2. 2 mills.
School District, No. 8, 2 mills.
School District, No. 4, 2 mills.
School District, No. 8, 1 mill.
School District, No. IL, 2 mills.
School District, No. IL, 3 mills.
School District. No. 1s, 8 mills.
School District, No. IA, 8 mills.
School District, No. 16, 2 mills.
School District, No. II, mills.
School District, No. Is, 2 mills.
A penalty Of l per cent added for
month of January, 1909. Additional
penalty Of l per cent. for month OF
February. 1909. Additional penalty
or per cent until 18th day of March,
1909, when the tax books viii close
FOR the collection of taxes for fiscal
year, 1908.
T. w. LEE,
co. Treas. for Sumter Co, S. c.
16-7-mch15.Os
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
$4,000

This small sum for the rivers would
hardly get the dredges and men at
work. Why Is II this way? Are our
representatives In the National Con-
gress taking the trouble to acquaint
themselves with the statistical infor-
nation about the States water ways
sufficient to give facts to the Rivers
and Harbors Committee. and impress
them with the necessity for more
liberal appropriation for work on our
rivers?
The appropriations Sor the work on
the rivers and harbors for the above
seven States In the South Is $3.50
1856. or S750.01S to each State on
an average. Can any one who has
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasing Work Keeps u!
Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
OF impure matter daily. when un-
healthy some part Of this impure mat
ter is left in the blood. This brings
on many diseases and symptoms
pain in the back. headache, nervous
ness, hot dry skin, rheumatism, gout,
gravel, disorders of the oversight and
hearing. dizziness, irregular heart,
debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits
in the urine etc. But if you keep the
filters right you will have no trouble
with your kidneys.
Mrs B. B. Seymour, living at SIS
w. Calhoun ST., Sumter, S. c., says:
Prior to using Doan's Kidney Pills ]
had great deal of annoyance fromthe
kidney secretions, and had dull nag
ging backeches and distressing pains
through my loins. used DoaRs Kid
ney Pills. which procured at China's
drug store and have not had any
trouble with my back since. My son
was also afflicted with kidney trouble,
being unable to control the secretions,
especially at night. Since he used
Doan's Kidney Pills, he has improved
wonderfully. He is much stronger and
Is able to control the secretions !
shall always praise Doan's Kidney
Pills for what they have done in my
family"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan'sand
take no other. 61
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
LEVERS SEAT SAFE,
Elections Committee of House Turn
Down Negro Contestants.

washington, Jan. 5.-Thrce con-
crcssional election contests from South
Carolina were practically decided to-
day when election committee No. I
reported to the house in favor Of the
permanent seating OF Representatives
James o. Patterson, Democrat, OF the
Second district over Isaac Meyers Re-
publican Representative Asbury F.
Lever, Democrat. Of the Seventh dis
trict over Alexander Dantzler, Repub-
lican. and Representative George S.
Legare, Democrat, of the First dis
trict over A. p. Prioleau, Republican
All the defeated candidates are ne
groes. The victors are now sitting In
the house.
Jimmie Coate. aged 13 years, of
Lancaster. accidentally shot himself
while handling his gun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
Marries for the Sixth Time.

darlington, January 7.-Dr. John
Auhney entered upon his sixth matri-
inohiai venture when he married Miss
Maggie Campion, at the residence of
Mr. d. q. Hutchinson. last night. the
Rev. M. l.. Banks officiating.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

The prominence OF the high-boned
coiiar In all costumes and separate
waists except those strictly for even
ing wear together with the applica-
ton OF some form of high collar tn
street suits and outdoor wraps, is a
new feature to this seasons modas
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

Abram Jefford, sent up for life from
Lexington county. has been pardoned
by Gov. Ansel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

s. c. Weekley has resigned as post-
master at Salkehatchie after a service
Of 80 years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

The city council Of Gaffney is dis
cussing the question Of installing a
sewerage system.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

mas never been known to fail In any case and
it has been In use for over one-third of a cen.
tury, There Is none better. It can be de.
pended upon. Why experiment2 tits pleasant
20 20 take and contains nc harmful drug. Price
. cent?; large size, 90 cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

No luck at all is certainly hard
luck.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

From the above figures, we see that
the State OF South Carolina Is to re-
ceive from the National Government
the insignificant sum Of $4,000 to
apply to the opening Of her rivers and
navigable streams for the next fiscal
year. and this sum Is divided as
follows:
Alligator Creek. :. .. IS $4,000
winyah Bay. :. -. :. :. $4,000
Great Pee Dee. -. -. 80. 10000
Santee. Wateree and Con-
garee rivers. D.. ...... =. 10000
$4,000
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13
DIR. JOHN III. MORSE,
Grad. University of Penna.

VETERINARIAN.
Office: Smiths Stable.
Office phone, 172. w. Liberty st.
Residence phone, IL.
11-16-3m-i&w
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-01-13

ers and harbors In the Southern
states. In Mr.. Pinchot. This gentle
man has laid hare the facts. and ccst
OF opening the rivers In the South to
state Of permanent navigation.
which are not only conclusive. In u
statistical way, but Is a thorough an
alysis OF the work. giving the average
depth to be obtained to meet the de-
mands Of transportation by the water
ways or rivers. that would save hun
dreds Of thousands OF dollars every
year to shippers and producers.
Does IL not seem National crime.
that our Government has neglected
this work. which Is OF such Importance
TO the peopie3
Have our Congressman taken time
from building fences to insure their
reelection. sufficient to- acaualnt
themselves with It's importance to the
people at larger
Have the National Congress. who
have the exclusive power to appropri-
ate or make a provision for money to
do this work. seriously taken under
advIsement the necessity for consider
inK ways and means to accomplish
this work. and give the people cheap
transportation. and thus render TO
the people 'as greatest service In
their powerf
II We take the countries OF Europe
for q criterion. we would ind that
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Ncoao N~lisiiiippicn.

%rGiioent Suit tiltrr0cr ioo0
GiraNoo) lin cpot2aiorcnoe Rciic nco.
as NfioiiSiippicn ira st @oui9 til
9}cp Orleans. Non lcoioQcOeS pua
9tciien al ct alimrCu0e GolGe, inObc.
fottcuoc 30 @uuerHprct ca. 300 McO-
lcnmtcr al aou1rcaicna Stnut % DE
prricutnntbus 0ertblnuot &iccprpii-
Dent Sbermnu og Sptoter Cannon,
% Here Guien GcIcantcr ira DC ior-
iticlliAc 0clc al Sonoct. iom or at.
tint iutcreaicre0c / Npaningcn al ocn
iorcituacnOe Sfibsfarol ira Dc itore
Euoiipcr til ocu mcrifnnife @ugt. Oct
tog en- bet 6ioooc al Sloooompcre al
trodSpntttrc oct itorc Solgc. cg &c
frcu6o0 ct itorartct Sfle, "a oe / orc.
net IuO % RGffc lougiomt oampe0c
oiitcO ucono @auocuce 6o6er.
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sipIoe WeSSelelic ira Eatent.ao.

upfaterne @iQiamIon & Werhant,
Nr. 925-933 Guaranty 2oan Bull
oinq, minneapolis, Iinn, er | oea
forlsbne llge iplgenoe Eoterter ti''
oelt Minneiota og Safota Spitnoere:
EFF Becbe, Minneapolis, MINI, Wash
ing machine. NJ Brown, Wilton, D.,
Elevator shaft rail. Conway, Austin,
MINI, Post sharpener. F Fredeeu, Tav-
lors Falls. Power dam. F Hinck,
Minneapolis, Mimi, Hose coupling. f
L Johnson, St Paul, MINI, Making
turnbuekles, F Kilmer " A Hennig,
Wimbledon, N ID, Card exhibitor. IF
Martin. St Paul, MINI, Beer skinner.
]. NJ Nachbauer, 4 + Stattman, st
Paul, MINI, Power machine. w A Nj
sun, Minneapolis, Mimi, Boiler. l
O'Brien. Elkton, S ID, Smuggling gage.
K NJ Sandvig, Bertha. N d. Plasterins
trowel. f II Sieh s. f Lowe. Minnea-
polls, MINI, Mail box. Weigel. Elan
dreau, S D., Finger bar. Id Whitney,
Deering, n d, Drill cup cleaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

boloe fig i ON man ifiiIoe forie9c at
iiaa ! Wiennemganscn; beIler life CT
Der nogcn Elaos poa 5or. og gosen-
ben al Togncn. Befororinaen fore
gaar bog fuIot ian burtigt Tom Der.
tiaonos, oo ertra Ioene altio iGtfes
iaang paa be Sioer al Oeenet, oa
Srafifen er itsrit, og oesitoen fobIes
90 to Gogne efter binanoen. Der er
aIotio ire aIasier Easiagerer, Der
nsic boIoes til De for Dem beitemte
@oane. og Maaben bporpna oisie
aIoSicr aoifiIles er nofiaa eienoomme.
Zig. gae MRno, Der life bar arape
mco bebprig Salsilsiie, iarnt aninoer
meo Hnffer = bpor inlaa De END
mantte bare -, err nfrapigelig ben-
rifle til mtoen alasie. Eli benre
alasie bsrer ogiaa Oct rsgnebe Bubli-
fun iamt Mio0elflasien ialminoelig.
beo, mebens arbciberne benfsres til
treble aIasie. aoniulen meIoer eno'
pioere, at man Der betaler for at foo
fjere en- bis StrRfning 40 8angen.
bpilfet bepirfer, at bill man t. Gr. reiil
til ficrntliggenoe Sele al gpen, iao
maa man betale flere 8ange, ielp ON
man iiober' itiae poa ocn iamme
Noan.
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Oriitiot Juobruostvperi.

Gt 6riiiigt Suottuostpueri iorgue.
0ea Seroo0 Ndt / ofoo0e s. Scuncs
HcllGcu2. 1914 "a SeQe Street, G6i-
cngo. Ipocne gior0e ct riot @pttc,
i0et DC bcTGgti9eoc liz ScIotoi, foit.
bare 6orucrtSfaobcr. Sratfcr og Sra.
her og andre @ienItunOc til Ell an.
ildact @Uroi al ca, $500.
Nillet par iorti0cn u6ebpet, ga NtrS.
5cpne, liocn i'm % eli ugiit Cutters
@ienfomit ira ct 2saariqt Spbolo /
llolarl0et miOIcrti0ig boe0e nos ben
oes Sutgcrieu Oscar NJ. Naliqon.
Ntra. Seuue CT gnte otter GbriItiau
Seuuc. @rum0lUggeren al set be.
ficnOte 6irmo &, SCENE & So.
Steritcporten al S~DucfoItcrnc er ie.
mere gicuiunoct i en- tom 9ogbpQning
poa @cQs Street, lige / 9%ta6olagct al
Scenes 9teiibcna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Sootr0fnindcn.

Ter bcrctteS ira Aberoccn 2, q,
Sen 2l0c Gftubcr. at man oo par iGr.
oig mc0 ale observation-disclosures til Graf.
uiuaeu al liupnenc poo %iroernc al
DC 10000 6urmt / Cheyenne Hipcr.
% Climbing Hocr 9icicrnotionerne
Scr ituIOe toac lin @eapnoclic Sirs.
Oau 0cu 26oe Sttobcr.
ErTtningcu ioregaor / Tbcroccr
~ uOiereS al 10 Smoapiaer Nlicc
&octiou oQ %oiepbine @urte. en- Gut.
Ter al &onarcamuno @urfc. Salt CT
rc1iitrcrct omtreut $1,000 Hnnpc.
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Sra TaeiEefpitem

meooeler "Salblngton.Tolten" for
iioitc rtge:
Grofesior S. &c. ailoabl ira @crtb-
fielo, Minn., prGbifcbe iioitc Ssnoog
/ Den ssoreneoe lutberife airfe, Sier.
net al &oparo Ipe. og Sobn Str,
.Seottle. Oct bar en- @lpoe laopel Tor
Menigbeoen iom oens mango Tenner
at fao billie paa bcnne laa bel fIenote
og fipre 9rooer og Irbeioer | Ser
rens Yinaaarb. Erpf. aiIbabl meb
SuItrll afreiier fsritfommenoe 6reoag
meo 9ampifib til San Srancisco.
- Ipotbefcr SbomoS Gonrao
.Sirih aisif peo 9eben Sreoog oen
.15oe Oft. al. 3 Gitcrm. / Eortlano,
Srcgon. aioebe par loot / Srono.
6ien 0en lite Mai 1919 al Sorpl'
creme Sogneprcit Sbomas Gonrao
'Sirih og &ultrit, Slime Spuiic, feot
.9ierfebpf. San bar bel flenot !
Seattle, bpor ban | ell Idrr9fte De-
itprebe Sirih Tbarmocp poa 1T gpe.
pa @ifc Ctr. Sor minore emo ct
Gor iiocn ilptteoc ban til Fortlano,
bpor ban ogion par / 9tpotbeferiorret'
ming.
- Sirger 9cnoifien ira Son 6rnn'
cisco % Splpeig 9lefa'tao / Seatt!e
6lir ioag Greoog) rgtepict oeriteos.
Nar. 9enoifien or 8raouent ira &rl-
~Itiania llniperiitet % bar opholot zig
Der / 2anoet ct Iars Sio. grnoen
err Cater al afogbe Stortbingsmaro
.@lcfoitao. &c npgiite pil BIO gan
Groncisco, hpor. Mr. 9enbifien bill be-
apnoe llDgipelicn al ct norit glao.
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9ecorab D9 Smear.
Sen 25be Sttpbcr 1909.
Scnrn &ceucs pil hnttr.

sSor en- llges Sio iioen bIen set
gicnnem apiier / Wtr@regor offents
liggiort. OF Seurp Reepes Der / 9peir
bar giort 5oranitnItuinger til at
flute til oente @p. Ntr. 6eepc5 er
9iiriftSagent 'or Storilagterue
Swift & GompnuD / Chicago, % oa
han / mango forifieaige @per / nor0s
pitIigc Soma 90 iouOrc Mtiuue.
iota bar 2ofalngenter, Der fieber
Spin for bans Hegnine, cr BET al ltor
@ctp0uing at ban Dor paa ct Steo
bpor ban fan foutroaere 6isiC Sor.
icnoirger ira forifjelliae Ste0er. -
Gette fan meaet goNt 0iere$ | nc
@regor, og Ntilpntfees& oueu bar /
beune InIeonina u6pibct fine 6crpp.
reuoe Stocf DarS$ % logt me SIDE.
ipor for at me0e oen ioreac0e Craft,
iom DIR. ReepeS bill bringc. Son
fol her bare tit &ontor / Wc6oic
8Iocf, % mco fin SllItru nqtcr ban
/ @irter at DO / :. e @iIdriit8 Su$.
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Smaapluf.

81. Z. Stubs Jarm / Canoe Clpp.,
s Qil ~norocuior Ccccrab oil IiysOa-
gen ocu 2oeu 9}ou6r. blipe iollt 0eo
gIftion.
- @}ii3 Gbriitiue OF Hgucs &aen
fra acuDon, y}inH. or her ! CctorUb
paa gcieg hos i'm Eautc, 4iii2
Gucn. % andre Slnatnnige.
8. Z. @euiou ira Stmc Sprin8a
bar upret bcrueoc / 6orrclniHacr.
San bragtc mco iiQ ct &r5 Gimotbi.
fro, ioH ban baU0c auict poa lin
6urm. % iolgtc oct hcr.
gpcrtercoe 9rcrc / Gcccrob
goitfoutor: orr. G5rIit sire GoDio
81. Nuocriou 3. ). &encia, @}iiS cha
Spcrion 9trS &Oboma GCocrion
STR. emil RiR8lee, 8m @angucis
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mopaI. Gebr., % G. 9. 4untncp ira
9rioeepater. z. 0afy bar tilbra3t
nogIe Gage Der ! geieg, De tom Der.
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ming iioite Sns0og Mor9en, iom oct
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paa bio @ab, og Glc0ntorcu par uche
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fienote Ill. nj @riuocn pur / llituuo,
tpnfte Of itige lige pno G~Iepatorcu;
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tomme Rlm oa lunNCoC | uUitc Eic.
bIif pau 9un0cn. Get piitc iiQ. at
han hauoe fouct penitre Stulhcr no
al SEQ % uogIe Sfrommcr her ~
Scr poo ArnH % Ben. men bm uor
life barre mcNinrcn, ems al ban uocn
Siplp flmoc gan til 2rgcn5 Hontor.
Set bar ct @llo3 llnocr, at han life
blcp orrbt, on 6rjOCu nor omfriuQ
20 500, oQ han ioI0t lice oucr Gle
patorcns EperbiTIfc. 9ilcrc0c Ncn
nGitc Tag i~paoiCre0c Glen op iro lit
Siem for of billie pau o&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
nmsoomsHcone

Get aorli9e Isoe al Miotre Soma
GreoS of 3. =. ". Q. meoer ioar /
Goaenoer. Soma, ben 6te og zoe go.
pember, Yaitor 8. s. Soatneots
Salo. Weoet begpnoer 2proog glf.
ten, noar me gmbebsmrno piI blipe
poIgte % aonititutioncn neotaaet.
Senbag Norgen prGoifer 6ormano
8. y. G%angsneS al Storp Gin, iGr.
Zig til oe Huge. ON Gftermiooagen
oil DC tiiitcoeourenbe Breitcr bofbe
forte laier. SnbboIbet pil blioc:
"llrgbommens 5orbolo til &ien.
met" @oitor &. g. @uttebe, Siir.
len, Soma; "9~ctponingen al at til
bore en- Mcuigbeo", BoItor 5. Scd).
tenbura, Sotimer, Soma; %"llnaoom-
mems 8orbolb til airfegong~, tSor.
manb 8. 4. &angSnes, Storp Gitp,
Soma; "llng0ommcnS 6orbolo til
~bemmeliae SeIifober", 8aitor 9. g.
Semen Siour Slapios, Soma; "Sor.
IniteIicr", Raitor IS. SmeboI, 20.
lauO, Soma; "0riffeipsr9Smaolet"
Gnitor s. e. Sergenion, o9be, So.;
"lluq0ommcu5 WiSiionSar6eiOe" 4a.
Itor g. S. @ootpcot, Gaarnocr, So.;
"Otddlet for llna0ummcnS SSorenin.
ger, Noitor. $. =. Naian, Storn
Gitu, Soma. Ssnoogs 9lfteu er
set Sonfcn at bare Ell al 2prerne fra
en- al SproSerS heicre GfoIer til at
boloe ct 6oreoroa, muIiqen5 Qrof,
C5cor 8. Dion fra 9ut6er College,
Qccorob. Soma.
0cnrc Screening bIcp itiftct ifior
i Storm Gitp, % fplge11e blep nnlgtc
GmbcoSmGnO: Sormnno. Roitor $.
z. Nuion Storp Gin. Soma; Sc-
frctrr oa Gd@icrcr, Sr. 81. 3. Rob,
Nolnno, Soma.
Dc, iom agtcr iig til Strp.
net, ber inoreit mllig ifribe til go,
itnr g. :. &ootpcot. GaQenocr, S'Sa.,
'na at bon fan ifniie irit 2oqi
u1ocr 0pbolOct Scr. Get pilNe barre
meget anifeIiat, ON Ser niloc msbc
frem ret nronac ltl1ae ifro Sc iorIficl,
Iiae Mcni0bcbcr inben Dor are6s, ia,
on sc 9Glorc me6.