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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
Department of Mining Will
Examine Men on State
Mining Laws and Rules.
AT BLUEFIELD,
OCTOBER 13
District Inspectors Will AS
sist in the Conduct Of
the Examinations.

That the mining department. of the
State is determined that the men I'm
fharge of the mines are responsible
for the condition in the mines OF
West Virginia, IS shown by the an
nouncement just made by John
Laing. chief OF the department OF
mines, that he would hold examina-
tions for mine foremen and fire
bosses at a number OF places in the
several mining districts OF the State
on the dates given below. These ex-
aminations will be under the per-
sonal direction OF Mr.. Laing and the
assistants he names. The places and
dates for holding these examinations
are as follows:
AT Mount Hope. w. Va. on We'd
nesday, October 9Th.
At Bluefeld, Wednesday. October
18th
At Clarksburg, Wednesday, Octo-
Der goth.
At Elkins, Wednesday. October
27th.
At Charleston, wednesday, No
vember 3rd.
The work OF the department of
mines Is to see that the mining laws
of the State are obeyed; that all
mine rules are complied with. and
that all dangerous practices are dis
continued and eliminated" said Mr..
Laing.
"'It is evident that no laws or
rules can be of any service unless
their execution and enforcement is
entrusted to persons who are capable
of understanding them" ne contin-
ued. And the only means by which
the department can have any kDowl-
edge of the competency. attainments
and qualifications is to require them
TO pass an examination. These exam
nations will not be technical char
Aacter, the questions which will be
given can be easily answered by prac-
tical men, and will relate principally
to the mine law and its require
ments. mine ventilation, mine gases,
coal dust and methods OF blasting"
These examinations will be con-
Quoted by John Laing, chief of de-
partment OF mines; c. e. Krebs. as
sistant state geologist and A. j. King
field and office assistant to chief of
department. OF mines, together with
the district inspectors in the differ
ent sections of the State in which the
examinations will be held.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
Chief Of Police Newkirk
Elected to Succeed H. I.
Shott, who Resigned as
Secretary.
SLAUGHTER HOUSES
UP TO STANDARD
No Definite Date Fixed For
the Next Meeting of
g. the Board.

The county health board met in the
city hall last night. Chief OF Police
Newkirk was chosen as secretary to
eucceed II. l. Shott. resigned. The
meeting then adjourned without
transacting any other business The
board will not convene again until
President Crockett calls a session.
The health board took no action
at its meeting last night concerning
the slaughter. house situation in
Blueheid because there is no slaugh-
ter house situation for the board to-
consideNr
President Crockett, OF the county
health board, made this statement
TO The Leader today. Tie resumed:
There are four slaughter houses
in this city. Three OF them are aad
have been kept in sanitary condi-
ton. One place was not operated ac-
cording to the legal requirements,
but the management is fast making
change that will bring the institu-
ton up to the laws standard. | be-
lieve II is in this shape now. AS to
the hotels and restaurants of Blue
ield, they are kept clean and are
models of public houses. There are
no others In the state taat can sur
pass them in hygenic facilities.
The people OF Bluefield, and the
travellers who come to BmeReld.
need have no fear OF the sanitary
accommodations that are provided
by this town"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
DEMOCRACY
SAFE in VA.
Says There Is No Chance
Of a Straying from the
Usual Way in Com
ing Election.

b. j. Hays. formerly of Richmond
but now manager of the MCGOWAN
and Pearsall furniture house on
Bland street. Is authority for the
statement that Virginia will give an
overwhelming Democratic majority
this fall.
MIR. Hay has been ali over the
State and claims to know the polit-
ical conditions there. lie is a native
OF Culpepper county, is u distant rel
atiye OF the late John Hay, formerly
Secretary OF state, AID at one time
minister TO the court Of st. James.
The Republican party has no
show in Virginia" Mr. Hay said to-
day. ut deserves and VIII be buried
under an avalanche Of Democratic
votesYyN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
Foreigners Refuse to Go
Back to Work in Pressed
Steel Car Plant This
Morning.
WANT THEIR OLD
BOSSES FIRED
1t Is Believed That the
Trouble Can BE Easily
Settled.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept 15.-Three
thousand foreign Iaborers employed
IN the Pres cd steel Car Company's
works a. Schocaville refused TO 20
back TO work this morning unless all
Of the old bosses and sub bosses in
the employ of the company and un-
der which the men worked before
the recent strike. were discharged
The woTkmon are showing re-
belliOus disposition after being placed
back under their old bosses and an
angry feeling has been evident for
several days.
It is believed. however. that a
strike may be- avertod. although the
company will refuse 20 discharge the
old foreman. Omcials Of the com
pany and representatives Of the
workmen, who desire an amicable
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
NEW MANAGER
OF STAG HOTEL

j.. p. Summerville has assumed the
management OF the Stag hotel. Mr..
Summerville comes from nowhere I'm
particular, he having been in an ex-
ecutive position in leading hotels I'm
all parts Of the country for the pas,
twenty years. His experience extends
into the railroad business. where he
has been the man with the cane"
in the Pullman dining car service.
This service gave him wide ac.
quaiatance with the travelling public
and should bring results to the STAG
hotel.
Mr.. Summerville is an anable gem
ueman, q born boniface and one of
the most congcnial companions inn
aginable he is sure 10 become pop-
ular in Blueheld.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
Notable Speech of President
Before the Boston Cham
ber of Commerce Last
Night. =
TALKS OF HIS
WESTERN TRIP
He Believes 1t win Make
Him Il Wiser Man and
Better Official.

Boston Mass, Sept. 15SPresi-
dent TArt's first public utterance
since congress adjourned was made
In this city last night before 1000
men representing the combined bus
mess interests OF Boston. The occa-
sion was a banquet given in Mechan-
les Hall, the largest auditorium I'm
Boston, by the Boston Chamber OF
Commerce, recently formed by Il
merger OF the Boston Merchants AS
socation and the Associated Board OF
Trade with the chamber, and IT
marked the beginning of the Presi-
dents 1900 mile trip through the
country.
The features OF the Presidents adj
dress were his endorsement of the
proposition to establish central
bank In connection with currency re-
form, his words of high praise of
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, OF Rhode
Island. head OF the National None
tary Commission. ana his reputation
of any attempt to start sectional
strife In the country. such as that
which ne attributed to Governor
Johnson In calling upon the west to
organize against the east"
Mr.. Taft had this TO say OF nis
western trip:
II am on the eve OF beginning a
journey OF 1900 miles In length.
which will enable me TO see tens ana
hundreds OF thousands Of my fellow
citizens, and enable them. I hope. to-
see me. Occasionally ! hear a query.
why ] should start off on such trip.
and what particular good does It do
to anybody Well. it certainly IA
not going TO be a pleasure trip, al
though ! shall enjoy It. It will in
volvc much hard work and great
deal OF mental effort TO think OF
things TO say and to say them simply
and clearly, 50 that they can be un-
derstood. on the other hand II VIII
certainly give me a very much more
accurate impression as 10 the views
of the people IN the sections which
visit. II will bring closely to me the
needs Of particular sections, so far as
national Legislation and executive ac-
ton are concerned; and ! believe it
will make me q wiser man and bet
ter public oflcer. / ought 10 be ablo
10 explain TO the people some OF ths
difficulties OF government and some
ol the problems for solution from tho
standpoint OF executive and legislator
as distinguished from that OF the
honest but irresponsible critic. Per.
sonal touch between the people and
the men 20 whom they temporarily
delegate power, of course. conduces
90 better understanding between
them
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
FAITH GROWS IN
COOKS CLAIMS

Washington, Sept. 15.-Conn-
dence in Dr. Cooks statement that he
reached the North pole IS growing
among scientists and geographers
who see in COOKS statement a refu-
tation Of Peary's assertion that Dr..
Cook aid not reach the pole.
II is now believed in many quar-
ters. both in this country and Eu-
rope. that Commander Pcary did not
reach farthest north. az ne claims.
but made "a hasty return in order TO
make an effort TO discredit Cooks
discovery and claim the boDors him.
self.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
NEGRO KILLED
BY LIVE WIRE

Cary w. Va. Sept. 1j.-( (Spe.
'.liI Bud Joyce negro. employed
ON The cDke-yard q $50. Z works was
instantly killed yesterday. by falling
against live wire a that plant. ln
attempting 20 climb "a ladder, which
rested .n pool of water ne lost his
balance and feli. bis neck striking
across fhe wire. Dr. 2. RI. watts was
called and worked with him for over
an hour fro aa effort 90 resuscitate
him. but 80 was useless.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
PRESIDENT LEAVES
ON LONG TRIP

Boston, Mass, Sept. IS
President Taft left Boston at
10 o'clock this morning. The
Presidents train IL composed
OF six cars, with his own pri-
yate car, Mayhower, in the
rear.
Senator Crane accompanied
the party from Boston to
Pittsheld William Nelson
Cromwell will go as far as Al
bany. One hundred and ten po-
licemen were at the depot 10
keep back the crowds which
sought every point OF vantage
in order TO get glimpse OF the
President The first stop will
be at Chicago.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
SPOKE TO GRAHAM
HIGH SCHOOL

The Rev. G. r. w Kegley yester-
day morning delivered his regular
weekly address before the Graham
High School at the opening Of its
morning session.
These weekly addressesare apleas-
ing feature Of the Graham school
work and was commenced last year.
The results were so gratifying TO the
school management that the Rev.
Kegley was induced to continue his
talks throughout the present school
term.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
ODD FELLOWS
ANNIVERSARY

Olive Rebekah lodge No. 90. has
issued an invitation to the officers
and members Of Blufield lodge No
$50 and Summit City lodge No. 144,
as we'll as all visiting Odd Fellows
who may be in the city, to meet with
them Sunday night at Red Mems hall
from which they will go in a body 10
Grace church to hear a sermon in
honor Of the 5Sth anniversary OF the
order The sermon will be preached
at o'clock a1d all Odd Flows
should come early so as TO be able
to- attend IN a body.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
GAVEPOISON TO
TENDER BRIDE
Found Dead in Hotel and
Husband Arrested-Man
Is Nerging on Madness.

ParkersbuTg, w Va. Sept. 1j.-G.
Z. Sayre is verging on madness in
his cell here after having been ar
rested by the police on charge OF
numbering his fourteen-year-o Id
bride in a hotel mere. It is alleged
that he gave the gfrI poison. She was
dead when found and his arrest fol-
lowed Immediately after the discov-
cry OF the dead body in room which
mad been occupied by the couple since
coming here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
.AV0RS A BIG
.'~ CENTRAL BANK
LATE NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept. To-
President Taft this morning
sent congratulations To Presi-
dent Diaz, of Mexico. on the
occasion OF his birthday.
The State Departmentanaou
es that they do Not view the
Hudson-Fulton celebration as "A
national AFFAIR. but strictly IA
New York show.
Noah w. Russell was APP
pOinted postmaster at Lewis
burg, w. Va, and William II.
Reall, at Annamorlah.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
MISTAKEN FOR
A SPECULATOR

Boston, Mass, Sept. 15.--An en-
thusiastic policeman last night mis-
took Miss Helen TAFT, who was try
ing TO reach her fathers side upon
his arrival here. for an overzealous
spectator and pushed her aside as
she was trying TO enter the Lorraine
hotel
Miss Taft was rescued by Captain
Butt Of the Presidents party.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
UNWRITTEN LAW
FAILED TO SAVE

New orleans, La, Sept. 15.-The
first known case OF failure 6f a
Louisiana jury to fail to recognize
the 'unwritteu law" occurred hore
today when Alfonzo Damatto was
convicted of murder I'm the first de-
gree for killing Michael Gagliano,
who assaulted Mrs. Damatto.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
pEARIsBrRGIAN HERE.

"How's Pearisburg. Joha r. En-
man repeated at the Altamont to-
day Pearisburg is the best city on
The map Everybody there is pros
porous. so what can be added TO
that2"
Hr Emman came 90 Bl1edeld lhls
morning AID will pass the day with
business friends here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
COURT MEETS
OCTOBER IL

Charleston, w. va. Sept. 15.-The
fan special term Of the supreme court
OF appeals has been called TO be held
IN this city beginning october 70.
The most important case TO come mp
IS the CoaI and Coke Railway 2-cent
fare case. which has been appealed
by the state.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
WEDDING ON A
ROYAL SCALE

Dingwall, Scotland, Sept. 15.-
Anita Stewart was married to Prince
Miguel at noon today. The wedding
service was on a royal scale. The Star
Spangled Banner was played as the
bride-to-be entered the church 70
the ceremony. Many OF the nobility
were presnt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15

adjustment OF the present difficulty,
are doing everything possible to
quiet the men and induce them to re-
turn 20 their work In the morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
AERONAUT ARRESTED.

Rom Italy. Sept 15.-Aeronaut
Borsa'inox, who started from Venice
iu a flight across the Adriatic, de-
scended in Austria and was arrested
by the Austrian police.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-15
EXAMINATION
OF MINEB0qSES
JOHNSON MA T.
SERIOUSLY ILL

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. l5.
Governor Johnson was operat-
ed upon today at Rochester by
Dr. VIII Hayes. The hospital
refuses 10 give out any infor-
nation IA to his condition or
the nature OF his malady
which has led 10 the impression
that he is I'm n critical condi-
tlon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28

G~ravesend. n. y, Sept. 21-The fea@
ture Of getaway day at Grayesend to-
day as the Bay Shore selling take
which was an easy victory or the 8
to | shot. DR.. Holzberg. He was badly
outrun in the early part, but came
with a rush in the stretch and won
going away.
The Result.
First race, about 6 furlongs: Sir
John Johnson won. Demund, second;
Harriaan third. Time 1;10.
Second race, . - furlongs: Sou
won Helcu Carroll. second, Lord Bal
timorc third. Time. 1908 4-6.
Third race. ! Lie miles. Sir Cleges
Won; Question Mark. second; May
River third. Time lt441 -.
Fourth race. about 9 %furlongs: DR..
Holzberg Won, Benson. second: JEAN
ne dare. third limo Ito 2-5.
Firth race mares ana geldings, 2
YEARS and up !" Is miles. Wooderaft
won. imitator SECOND; Nethermost,
third. Time 1.55.
SIKH race maidcus ~ years old,
: 1-2 |furlunes Oxer Won. Toniata,
second Martinez. third. Time ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
" cStcrn League.

Pueblo at Wichita.
Denver at Topeka.
Sioux City at Omaha,
Lincoln at Dcs MOines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

be- MoineS rs: Lincoln g.
Dcs Moines sept -. pes MOI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16

Issc SfiIsmisic. Siemmet blep ioIgt,
% geneene bellies ligelis meaeui
Rono oa Suitru. Snitriien brnate
fine Eenge til Spbolo for iie oe 9sr.
itene, MfonSen oraf op line,
Sa, bar Oct unOerliat, at Soc
grab fig iispn. mems ban laa Der
SECT | 9noen9 San elifer pel Barn.
bomSbiemmet troos alt, ban oaiaa.
SrGrne os Snifene Der bopoe BON
meo eenc Sa1toer plnntet De fleite al.
Ter Dor enonu "Saoeilpffer" og
glomitericnae. iom ban boobe Iuget
til. Sper 9Iet os bper Soropbniug
% Sarg buifeSe BON, Suit bcrfor
bopSe ban liz en- iorlaSt SnmiIie.
buuo ineeet iis tiIboge til Barn,
oomsbiemmct bin gfteu for al ioo
iope ON bare en- eneite Iat / 2abenS
So. StaffeIs froerpgaeoe. iorioIhnc
Zoe Icriao! Get or iugcn Ersit for
Sia. ON pi iort9Ier bio. at on bar
StoI0brs0re. Wen on bar bcSoTrrc
mango! - Clloorb. 9r,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16

Ben alnsie al arbeiSere. Der siper zig
al meo at maale Sortougene, mar
De er uoen geifiRitieelie, er aIoeIes
uififfeoe til at eisre oct oanifeIisere
Slass arbeibe paa Sarmeu, De
maneIer grfarins % bar ingen Snb.
iigt | mooerne EARNING.
8i mebgiper, at oiSie llbtoleIier al
Sr. Billion er aloeIes rietiee, iaa
lanat De guar, men eiter bort Sfisn
hurbe Den SIDE al Sosen bolOes
frem at oct ganr soot an at IGre at
uorette altflaas 6armarbeioe FOR benz
Der brpr Jig ON oct. lllpffen er pitt
topeoigelig Den, at De | gpen er uante
meo let IrbeiSe, fort arbeiosoog OF
goo Detailing, life at toIe ON let go'
gang til Sornsielier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Ppem opfanot
Synafleoeren.

3 5ranfrig or Der meb TrGiioeni
6aaieres lon ggreSiormono odnnct
ell Somitc, ser ifol arbeibc puu at
ioa reiit Ct WiroesmPrfe for Den
iranife 6uiifer SocaueS Dc &omaS;
iranifc 8ioenifobSmGuo oil ncmlia
bppSe, at SocqueS De HouloS er Den
eaentIiae Spiinoer al Sp%roiIeSercn
ioet ban ouereoe / aaret 1850 to
Aor Tor Sronflin ouitileoe 6or'
icg mco Graaer 90 9liteIeftricitct
o. iamtiOig giorbe ReSe Tor Grinci.
ret i Sen moberne 9pnafleber.
Get oiocnifubeIige afnhcni / 30
riS, Der boooe paIgt RouroS til for
reiponberenoe RcoIem, tilfienote
BAN / lit Mtsoe oen Ibe 5ebr. 1894
Spfiuoernopnet iremior Benjamin
SranfIin, og oct er benne 9elliit.
nina. Den M oauneSe RinbesmTrfc'
aumite, itptter iig til.
Der CT BOG neppe ncgen IutI ONT
at BranifmGnoene life meb 8ettc
fan bcrppe Sraufliu @reu al al
pore 2pn~aiIeoereus Spfinoer. ioet
bans onerisrite 5oriss % oiientIi9c
MeSbelelier PM biSie / 8irfeligbe.
oen itonrmer fra aaret 1749, Selp
ON GornaS ioor tit Wtinoesm9tfe |
Toris, bpoo ban bel NOT gisr, blioer
oettc ga fuu til 6ranifmpnoeneS pri
pate Sornsielic; Den itore Imerifo'
ner er % bliper efter ale andre vi
EMBELLISHMENTS Wening og Tor
epriat bel life iao faa frantic 6or'
ifereS meb - 2prmfIeOerenS Spfin.
ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
quiet ng Rfckkenet.
sseiscret al en- praitif eusmessr
@inaer Snaps.

3 Iunb iigtet MeI, Y Gunb Suf.
fer, ~ lluie itsSt SneeiGr, 2 liner
aonel, = liner Auebaonbe, et Eunb
Smgr, en- Quart MoIasics, 3 Che.
ifeer Sobo, 2 3beifeer "Sartoric
acio". IoIasieicn files, Smsr og
Suffcr rsres til SIsbe, oft oct %.
rige rsres /. Sobaen oplsies | nogIe
Graaber fogenoe 8ano. Sartaric
acio iigtes / tiIiioit, ianrmen meb
Welct. Sao ficoIes hct I'D rigtig
tpnot og mo bar ian libet Otel poa
0agerboroet iom muIig. Oct IttffeS
no meb en- liocn "Goofp Gutter" og
oisie iteges / en- rigtig beo 9ogeropn,
men man mna paste Dem rigtig nsie,
ba be bar ioprt let for Of brpttoe.
Naar De err oIbcles folbe, bar man
Dem OBJ / en- gIifbor % De fan on
boloe iig IGn9e paa ct fislig tort
Steb. 9ette err 10 Ell meget Itor Sp.
ifrift, iaa Salpbelen al benne err tor
rof for en- minore Samilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
grbciosbjGlp paa Carmen.

9anobrugsminiiter Sames 8ilion
Dor nplig noe / geiten paa en- 8eiie,
og eiter i'm Siemfomit I'll Baibing'
ton, .. G., omtalte ban oen tore
@anael paa 6armurbrioere, iom ber'
Ife6e oueroIt / 9orbpclten. San, iom
ioo mango andre, peger pua Oct moo
iotte 5orbolb / De tore gper, bpor
ser printer al a~rbeioslsie MGno.
San Tiger, Of 6armerne MI ! BE
item par meget mere befpmreoe all
aaoenoe 8eiret emo atgoaenoe Solos
% Suriiipergsmnalet og .~itlioereoe
nteo mere Snteresie Eriien paa Spin
oc andre 5armprooufter emo De in
teresiereoe iig for Eolitif. 9eres
piqtiqite Spsresmool er Dog, boor.
ira De ifuIOe ian oen ~nsbpenoige
Sjelp. Smiolertio mua De ielo ar
beioe mere. emo De bar gobt az, bill
let life piIoe p9re nsopenoigt, Der.
ium be IeSige arbeioere ! 9perne
piloe tage arbeiSe poa 2nnoet.
Zen Itore INSTRUMENTATION her |
2onoet bor oiiicieIt inoberettet, at
Der er 10 Wtiaioner a~rbeioSIsie
Ipno / 2anbet, ongipeIig isgenoe
&rbeioe.
Sr. @iIion poatoger zig life al an'
pie noaet 9otemiobel, men rGorcr
Oct 6nftum, at Sisie MGnb ! 9perne
el iimpeltbea til ineen Rptte Tor 6ar.
merne. o. De oil life forIaoe Sperne,
ON oe meo 9etbeb funoe ion arbeioe
pon 2anoet.
EARNING uutiloass, tiger BON,
bripes Tor en- Iior Gel meo Raifirer,
o. naar oisie uspeSe Golf ira Spen
ifulhe brine oisie Raifiner. piIbe Be
mart fisre BEN iitpffer. 9ette gisr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16

qnhpia sronnprr. Sdoiersr so5
HaIace Quilting. gs~inneapeIis. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Gruamcttcs al 8nlerpbber.

Gi eaer ii rifle imaa @illersooer
paife8 % lfrabes. flsues l~ongseiter
% foaes / ioItet gano, til De er more,
men be mao life foge iitptfer. Sao
bellies 8onbet al og man bor opsr
en- Sop aieSfroit eaer Melf, ? Spiic'
ifeer Smsr % "a 5beife Geber.
Seri i~maaiurrer De 10 Riuuter, iaa
files Bette al. @uIersoberne bpppes
oerpoa i giipet sGg, bereiter ! itsotc
Grocfers % iteses oerpna i gooi
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