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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Nebraska News Notes.

TAYLoR-Farmers have lost a large
number of cattle in the stalk fields here
this season.
sEwARD-The Mutual Protective associa
ton will build a 10000 home for iself here
this spring.
SEWARD-Coal dealers are shipping out
coal in sacks to nearby towns to relieve
the coal famine.
GENEVA-A quarantine has been placed
on one floor of the girls reform school.
Two cases of scarlet fever have developed.
BEATRICE-Miss Hester Jones', daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jones of this
city, was married in Omaha Wednesday.
SEWARD-The Commercial club has in
be given every two weeks at the club
rooms.
TABLE ROCK-Miss Ella Hanna Of this
place and Frank Hynek of Humboldt were
married yesterday at Falls City. they Will
make their home at Humboldt.
SEWARD-The old Orlando Cosler farm
was again sold at referees sale by Sheriff
Gillian for 81, $50. Cosler was hung for the
murder of Monroe thirty years ago.
GENEVA-Mr. James Heath is very i'll.
here with him. Mr.. Heath Is at present a
member OF the Board Of County Supervi-
sors.
sEWARD-Mlss Palmer, city librarian,
afternoons at the library, to which she
tells stories from the classics in simple
language.
GENEvA-Three large public sales are
advertised for the present month, dates
the Is, 10Th and Goth, the farmers having
these sales being j. l. Cram, l. l.. Myers
and j. s.. Delaney.
TAYLOR-Miss Amy Culbertson was ap-
pointed county superintendent for one year,
In place OF Charles Newbecker, who re-
signed. Mr.. Newbecker win engage In the
pure bred stock industry.
BEATRIcE-The farmers institute school
Wnnu awnnNn nNNanAA1 WHAaNAaAaw - ~ -
partments and the lectures and demonstra-
lions proved OF unusual interest. HE
school closed Friday night.
CAMBRIDGE-The annual meeting Of the
First Congregational church OF Cambridge
was held Tuesday at the church. w. II.
Falling was reelected church clerk q
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
ANGRY PARENT MINUTE TOO
LATE AND so RELENTS
First Ceremony by New County
Judge Interrupted by Sheriff
After Knot Was Tied.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Jan. 1~4.-(Special.)
The first marriage ceremony performed
by County Judge Holcomb after taking his
seat the first OF the year resulted in some
Embarrassment for his honor and threw a
scare into a couple of loving hearts that
lasted several hours. William Robertson
and Mildred e. Shultz, both of Anselmo,
presented themselves before the Judge and
asked to be married. While William looked
the part all right, Mildred had the appear
ance of being several years shy of the
legal age. However, both swore she was
old enough and the ceremony proceeded.
They had hardly been pronounced one,
when Sheriff Kennedy received a huITy-up
call from Mr.. Shultz over the phone telling
him to hold the pair, as the girl was only
16 and that Robertson was all kinds of a
trouble maker. The sheriff took the young
people into his office and iphoned the girls
father to make a quick trip to the county
seat IL he wanted to commence anything.
The angry parent said he could not reach
Broken Bow before morning. The sheriff
replied that he would have to make 1t
earlier than that, as he didn't propose to
keep the young people in his office all
night. This brought about a parley and Mr..
Shultz had a conference with his wife at
the other end of the line. Evidently they
determined to make the best of it, as his
next message to the sheriff was to turn
the happy couple in the direction of the
depot and tell them to hasten home. The
! judge is now trying to invent some way
to tell a persons age without having to ask
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
New Officers in Garden.

CHAPPELL, Neb., Jan. 14,-(Speclal.)--
The official canvass Of the votes for county
seat of Garden county shows Oshkosh won
out over Lewellen by almost two to one,
and this settles the much coveted prize
which Oshkosh has been fighting for al
most twenty years. The officers who will
conduct the affairs Of Garden county are
as follows: Commissioners, T. Barnwell,
Dave Fickes and M. p. Clary; county clerk,
Robert A. Day (dem.); county treasurer,
Charles Davis (rep); sheriff, Walter Clark
Crep.); superintendent, T. C.. Mckee (dem.);
judge, ALI w. Gunner (dem.); assessor,
John Hartman (dem.). Most Of the Of
ficers are old hands at the business, hav-
ing served at different times before the
county was divided-Fickes and Clary as
commissioners Day as clerk and Clark as
sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

columns free for all advertisements for
labor wanted.
BEATRICE-Three horses belonging to
John I.izer, q drayman at Wymore, were
bitten Yesterday morning by a dog Sup
The animal died in the afternoon In a
spasm. Its head was cut off and 1t Will
be sent to the Pasteur institute at Chicago
with q view Of learning whether or not II
died from hydrophobia.
KEARNEY-The County Board of Super
visors of Buffalo county determined upon
the salary of the county superintendent.
and set same at $500 per year, while in
session Thursday. When the census has
been taken, and should 1t be found that
the population Of the county exceeds % 900,
this amount will be increased by the Gd-
dition Of another $500 each year.
YORK-Mr. Noel Provost, another York
young man making good, Is visiting his
parents and friends in the city. Mr.. Pro-
vost before coming to York was in at
enhance at the Young Mems Christian
association held in Rochester, N. Y. At
present he is student secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association at
Clemson college, South Carolina.
TECUMSEH-E. j.. Robinson, state ex-
aminer Of county treasurers, was here two
days this week and checked over the ar
John Ward. Mr.. Wards successor, w. c.
Redfield, is now in the harness. Mr..
Robinson reported the affairs of the office
in splendid condition Mr.. Ward will go
to his new home near Cody, Wyo., next
week.
YORK-A large number of residents of
York have left for southern California.
Among the number are N. ". Harlan and
wife, Joseph Long, F. A. Beauseignor and
others. Every winter a lumber from
York spend the winter in California and
each year the number who go are in
creased until the colony of York people
is so large at Los Angeles that they have
a York association that helps to make
life there most pleasant.
CLAY CENTER-Judge Hurd has set
these dates for his terms of court for the
Seventh judicial district: Thayer county
January "a, jury; May 8, equity; September
8, jury. Fillmore county-February Z, jury;
DAY 16, equity; September ~, jury. Muck
oils county-February IA, jury; May %
equity; September 10, jury. Saline countS
March Z, equity; May 81, jury; November
rs, jury. Clay county-April Is, jury juno
IA, equity; November 10, jury.
CAMBRIDGE-The new brick postoffice
building Is ready for occupancy. The fix
lures as well as the building are modern
in every respect and constructed OF the
finest material that money can buy, and
no town in the state has a postofflce "a
compare with II. The mall will be dellv-
cred at the new office commencing sun
day. c. NJ. Brown, president OF the First
National bank of this place, is the owner OF
the building and all equipment. which he
has leased to the government for a term
of years.
BEATRICE-The stockholders Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Death of Pioneer.

MILFORD, Neb., IAN. 14-(Special.)-
Thomas A. Healey, a resident of Milford
and Seward county since 1868, died at a
private hospital in Lincoln at 2 O'Clock this
morning of pneumonia. He returned yes
terday morning from a trip to Texas, where
he had been with some prospective land
buyers.
Mr.. Healey served in the First Wisconsin
volunteer cavalry In the war of the rebel
lion. He removed to this county from Wis
consln, and served as postmaster OF Milford
several terms. He served one term In the
legislature and was quartermaster Of Wins
low post No. Sc. Grand Army of the Re
public, at the time Of his death. He leaves
a wife and one son, Leslie j, of Omaha.
The funeral will be held at this place next
Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Gage County Independent Telephone COM
pany held their annual meeting Yesterday
afternoon at Blue Springs and elected these
officers: J. II. MCPHERSON, president; A.
r. Patton. secretary; A. II. Krauss, score
tary. The matter Of ttecting a vice presI-
Lent was left TO the board OF directors.
~ used by, stockholders. Its affairs are
In splendid shape and many farmers IN
southern Gage county are patrons of the
company.
.YORK-The bonds Of the county offI-
GERS were, examined and approved, as were
also the bonds of many Of the township
of1lcers. Miss Anna Beck, deputy county
cIerk, In checking over payments made
Tor bridge contracts. found that Super
visor george Sloniger of Henderson town
Ibbr ri90a nad p put his his O. X; on four small
made for same about nine months ago,
when only two bridges were built. The
contractor has had the use Of about
$1,000 during this time md will be asked
to put back the amount.
Observation-Disclosures William Hill of
the economics department of the Univer-
slty OF Chicago yesterday inspected the
Hastings High school and announced his
intention of rec~ommendjngl that Il be
ia cor, IN Ine uhlyerslty neeredited list
ing force on the high standard of the
work In the school, mentioning especially
the domestic science, manual training and
agricultural departments as thoroughly
progressive, efficient and In line with the
trend of modern education.
Phelps OF the adJutant
generals office, Lincoln. was at a meeting
Of Company A, Nebraska National Guard,
Thursday night, and mustered the new
company into service. Commissioned off,
Ulcers were elected as follows: Captalfias He
N. Jones; first lieutenant. Byron s. Peer.
son; second lieutenant. Fred Kanzlef. y he
new company is composed OF a very fine
bunch OF fellows, including some Of the
most prominent business and professional
men OF the city, and starts out in full
strength. Club rooms have been fltted up.
and 1t is fully expected that the organiza-
tion Will be one of the strongest s0t ial
bodies in the city. ''''' y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Row Over county printing.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Jan. 1~5.-(Special.)
The new Board of County Supervisors Is
now in session. Ben Morris of Ansley was
reelected chairman. The only new face OH
the board this year is that of George Dewey,
former county clerk, who succeeds James
Lee of Berwyn. The other newly elected
members succeed themselves. The board
started in with a tangle in regard to award
ing the county printing. Eleven papers
throughout the county pctltloned the board
to distribute the printing and give all a
chance. Editor Purcell of the Chief acted
as representative and read resolutions
adopted by the editors of those publications.
After talks by Editors Carson and Beal OF
the Republican and Beacon, a motion was
made to give all of the legal work to the
Beacon. This resulted in a letter being
read from the Sargent Leader-one of the
petitioners-which, while not making an
actual bid, quoted bedrock prices in county
printing. The chairman then appointed a
committee, which took about ten minutes
to turn down the petition in favor of the
Beacon, which will be the official organ
for Custer county the coming year. The
Custer County Chief was turned down with
a lower bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Entire School
Guaranteed
Kearney Military Academy Under
Strict Health Rules Because of
Outbreak of Scarlet Fever.

KEARNEY, Neb,, Jan. 14-CSpecial Tele-
gram.-By order of Kearney physicians
the Kearney Military ACADEMY at this
place was placed under quarantine to head
off the epidemic of scarlet fever that has
broken out in that school. Ninety students
are affected by this order and seven who
lately arrived to enter the school were
not allowed to do so.
The work is going on at the school in
the same regular manner, but all social
dates have been cancelled and no one is
allowed to come and go except the physi-
clans in charge. The quarantine will run
for sixty days.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

involving his young daughter, is slated to
come up in the district court here next
Monday morning. The jury has been sum
moned to appear for service at that time
1t is expected that the case will be tried
before Judge ]. b. Raper of Pawnee City
and there will be numerous witnesses from
Sterling and Lincoln in attendance. The
outcome of the case will be watched with
interest,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Nebraska
Emerson Man
Killed in Row
Tragedy Occurs During a Drinking
Bout in Rear of Butcher
Shop.

EMERSON, Neb., Jan. H.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Gus Gailock. a butcher in H.. II.
Jensen's meat market, shot and Instantly
killed e man named Joseph Lee. The
tragedy occurred in the meat market. The
two we're drinking a bottle Of beer in the
rear of the shop and Gailock states that
he shot in self-defence, after Lee had
first drawn a gun. Gailock is well thought
OF here. while but little is known Of the
dead man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Storz bottled beer can be obtained by
the case from Charles Storz. lS23-25 sher-
man avenue. next door north of storz
brewery. Prompt delivery TO private fam
lily trade at same prices as formerly.
Phones Webster 1860, Ind. B-1261.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
END OF CHAMBERLAIN CASES
Dismissal of Prosecution in
County Believed to Mark Close
of Litigation.

TECUMSEH, Neb., jan. 15.-(Special)-
The embezzlement case in the Nemaha dis
trict court against Charles NJ. Chamber
lain Of Tecumseh, ex-cashier of the failed
Chamberlain bank, has been dismissed. The
case was dismissed upon the request Of
Hugh La Master, county attorney Of John
son county, and upon the request of the
Board of County commissioners
1t can be safely predicted that this action
is "the beginning of the end" in Chamber
lain litigation. There are other cases
against the accused, but 1t is quit. likely
that in time they, too, will be dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Mrs. Mary GOff.

Mrs. Mary Goff, widow Of the late James
Golf, died in Salt Lake Thursday, January
10. The funeral will be held at st. Philo-
mena's church. Omaha, Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Jan. H.-(Spe-
c~ial.)-Some important changes are taking
place in the telephone systems here. The
Ravenna and Mason City systems, which
the Curries of this place were interested
in, have been sold to the Nebraska Tele-
phone company. Lee Pickett, superintend-
ent of the Broken Bow system, has re-
signed and accepted a like position at st.
Paul, Neb. Claude Currie, formerly man.
ager at Ravenna, will be transferred to
Broken Bow and become superintendent
and manager Of the Central Telephone
company. The company will commence
making improvements Immediately. A thor
oughly up-to-date equipment will be in
stalled and a metallic circuit used ex-
clusively. AS soon as the weather permits
the company will commence the erection
of a telephone building, adjoining the
Custer National bank on Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Neff Case Next Monday.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Jan. H.-(Special.)-
The case of the State of Nebraska against
DR.. ]. G.. Neff of Sterling, on a charge
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
MINUTE STORE TALK

AfAAA EANeAh eANAO AhHh
When we read some of the ads" APP
p~earing in omaha papers-we are
reminded of the fable Of "The crow
who tried to crow His motives
were excellent. but he wasn't built
for the part. He still looked like a
crow and he didn't sound like n
rooster, He had ambition, but he
couldn't measure results by that. He
mistook the desire for the fact. Lots
Of stores base their advertising on
the magnitude of this store. They
are so desirous Of eclipsing his store
that We sometimes hin they are
sincere in thinking they do.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
Snnges Sbnooe.
Otter ~"gueb9rsrrn.")

- SrefoISiabeSs IenigbeS t Obi.
cagp bar foIgt fin Strife paa Cor.
gsobIe og Sairou Ct. % ffaI MI bpgge
paa Cor. SiimboIot CIR. % @aben.
fla Ioerite.
- Sra Sr~efpIotgbcSs Wenigbeo |
Chicago ifripeS ben 22Se Narts: $
Btuter bar Ri bapt en- &pffe Spbpg.
~geIiesmsOer Der bar ppret til flor
8elitgnelIe. 8~nitorerEe Sbomas
Sonion og 81. gliugien bar NAB os
ben 1tsrite Del al ire Tiger og iibite
l1gen bar Bait. 9. 6. Stmonien fra
ct. GmiI hos oS. Oct bar iiaubbeo
en- geiegeIiesti6. Ssuooe aften 20oe
Mfarts boIoteS Observation-Disclosures.
Miis SoSneiiel6 Of s. @. 9inamis.
iion og Dor Menigbebs SnbremiSiio-
r9r Mfis 9orgbiIo @auferlt6, toIte
neo Bette Weoe. 9aaoe &e6rinee-
miSIionen og Sen inbre Misiion bIeo
toilet reo 2io og @arme. Wange fit
oisieIia Ell fIorere SIN pan Misiions.
arbciOet % en- forrpet og mere lie.
perbe Snteresic for WiSiiorsiGger.
- Taoifeoag bar bobbeIt Ssitibs.
6o9 for Bethel WentGbeo / 8eIs
Co.. q. 9. SooInnSS aoIb, iOet ~
urge, s Gutter o9 4 Bigger bIeo fon-
firmeret. Ser nor en- WaSie SoIf,
Here enS &irfcn fitnoe rltntme, iaa
Der mna nof tGufcS pna Sirfebpg.
Ming | en- NOR Sremti6. groen Eoa,
ifeong WfcnigbeoSmebe, boor Der
naIqtc8 SeIeaoter iii Spuobens Gars.
mos. og for al tale pm ben be6ite
Woaoc at or0ne SumhrnoetS @iplo
Sno % brab Stonbpunft Weniqheben
tooer meS Seuiur til Go~eoucotion,
Oct bleD pnaInat SeIeaoterre at item.
iisIge @teni9beoerS 9eiIutuino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
@ggptenS 2ninoer.

S apriI 1907 fanbt Der en- SoIfe.
telling Steo / 9gsppten; Geiultutet
al ben er Dog fsrit for npIis bIepei
offentlissiort. Oct fremgaar al BEN,
at 2anbets gefoIfnins, Der / 1897
belsb fig til 9,7t7,22S Snbioioer,
oct forlebne Einar err Iteget til H..
I2S7,359, ultiaa meb ca. 10 8rocent.
Iubammebanerues antaI err TO-.
I269,445, De ariItnes SSt, 692, ser.
ibIanot 706,322 3optere. gf SOBER
err Der 1885.
Wpnbenes gntuI beIs6er fla til
I5,667,074. a~pinbernes finn til s.
620,2s5. Gf stfte @9rto er Ser g.
3S4,s33; Be eifte aptnSers antal
forties, ifisrt oet oiIbe gipe interes.
iante SpIpsntrger ON goIpgamiets
ubbrebeIIe.
Ser fon bos Ieies m9rfeIise Sine
imelem 2inierne | bernie Statiitif.
Iebens Ser err 116,432 Gnfemen6,
er ser nemIig 673,599 "gnter". Sor
Sc uinbpiebe er Sisie SpgipeIier bills.
Iebenbe. GoirSernes rineere IntaI
| Sanbet fitr6e tDbe paa iterre Ds6e.
ltgbeo bIanbt aoinber emo bIanbi
Mpnb. oItioa funbe man bcnte al
ftnbe ct itsrre IntaI gnfempnb ems
@nfer, % innIeSes err SorboIbet fit.
fert oaiaa | girfeIigbeoen. getegnel'
fen "@nfe" onoenoes aabenbort og.
ian poa fraifiIte Suitriier for at
ifirtIe oct pirfeIige Saftiim for Sffent.
Iiebeben. SeIO ON hi artager, al
ser finSes 10000 fere oirfeIige en-.
fer enc gnfempno, err Der bog ooer
en- BALI @ttIior iraIfilte Silitrlicr til
boee, tiuige rnaa man betnnfe, al
nGIteu ale 6e urge % Blot noeen-
Iirrbe pafre al Sisie &oitber otter
iir6cr Ell WonS, maaife after bliper
ittlte % gifte igier. UT urge Sotr'
ser paa t5-t6 aar bar bGret gifte
ct Bar Sange % ifiIte isier, bsrer
iIet life til SiUlSerbeoerne. Wan
far aItiaa roIist iige, at Iangt oper
SaIpoeIen of ale Mhlbammebaner'
Iinber for eIler ienere ! beres Sip blir
IfiIte fra Sere8 WGno, men oct er
meeteIiot ier9eIige SiIitanSe.
9oro gromer bar mere emo en-
Sang bersrt Bette Sbema | fine Ggpp-
tiife @eretuingcr og brriot Stapeu
oper SSIom % oens geficnberc; men
han Oar iutet uSrettet for at bGpc
bette Sube. 6or. BAN bGnaer oiSie
uIvffeIise SiIItanSe naSitileIist Jam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15

Hattergdlen ipnger tine imeItenoe
Sanee | IL aar % aauarifuglen !
90. Werfeligt er bet, at 4utten, ifisnt
ben er meeet ieielipet, fnn bliper is
aar eammel, meoens ltIpens Mari.
mumsaloer er ~ aar. gefienot er
oct, at Sunben fan opnaa en- aloer
al 90 aar, men ineo t0-12 gor err
oens Ssriel 90 Spn iterft ipGffet,
meoens 2ugteionien pleier Of bolbe
fig n9iten uforanoret iii 3sben.
RGnens alber angipes til 10 aar,
@rGpIingens til 10-12, Haaoprets
til Is, grnens til 80, Storfets til
300, aameIenS til 40 og Seirens
til 80. Soab Siorten oneanr, bar
man fonitateret, at BEN fan opnaa
Dem respectable alber al 40-45
aar. SOBER og gierne bar / San.
eenifab Iebet optil 30 aar os SaIa.
manberen | 40.
vi Suslene fan Topeesierne, Zig.
lerne og &aonene role fig at at bIipe
80 aar, og BET er paopiit, at @ieb.
Der cg &urper fam opnaa en- gloer al
100 adr. S bet belle ipnes 8anbet
at birfe IipsforIaneenbe, og arofo.
oiner, anigatorer og SfiIbpobber
troeS at funne bIioe Here binbreoe
aar. 5 be belfge Gamnle / Sinaa.
bore leber Der @abialer Zen Slaos
&rofobiner), Der, Tom grefterne paa.
ltnnr, en- belt fra g1tobbas Sib, bpab
Der natltrligpis er en- ppIoIom Sper-
orinelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
0arpefotograFen.

Sra Straisburg ifrioes iii "Nfiinf
q. Rafr.": On Der boiat Iusier
peo Rann 2olloine bar pirfeIiggiort
Orsmmen ON Sotografering | natur.
Iige Sarper. 8eo bet 2lImiere'ife Sp-
item bar man bihtil fiin peret iitanb
til at frembringe 9iapoiitiper, bpor.
at man life bar fumet fremitiuc
aopier. @eb 2ouoiens SpfnoeIie
fan man imiblertio tage iarpeoe
WomentbiGeoer ~Iigeiaa b1trttg, ION
man M taser nlminbeIige 9iIleber.
Sgfaa aopierineen paa Bapir fore.
gear efter BEN iebnarIise Srem.
ganssmaabe. R9rmere RebbeIeIIer
bill fsrit foreIiase, rlaar Tatentet paa
Spfnoelien er erboerpet. Sarnerne
fal, beber oct, bore al EN- iieIben
2psfraft.
Den 3o.aarise SpinSer bar ale.
reoe | ier gar arbeibet paa bet Hro.
Elem, iom bet eroelig er lbffeoeS BAN
at lsie. Sprtnbelig bdooe ban neo.
fat fig | SdpeiS; men ban forIob
mart bette 2anb, ba bm Tom Gus-
Ter, Der ite1eoe meb ale multge Slags
aemifalier, Dor ubfat for Srafasie.
rier. s Straisburs er ban Bit pirf-
iomt unberitsttet at llniperiitetet og
af nogIe gorsere, iom in~tcresiercoe
fig for bans Soriss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
&por 9amIe bliper SSrene?

Oct tpIfc Sio8Ifrift Scr Sabe.
freuno" i~frioer: 0egnfIueu Ieper,
Tom set fremgaar of Sens Hapn fur
omfring 81 Simer, meSens 9oppen
ranr en- aIOer oi 70 8ooucSer. for.
uoiot at SEN foar SOP til at opre |
Sreb, boub ser bel er iieI6er. Sa.
ioa Sommerfu9Ieu Scr i en- NIbcr al
10 Mtaareber. Gerimo0 Ieber Wp.
rerne ct belt gar, Ell iorholoSpiS lang
.GiS, uoar man Ter ben til oei,s enc.
itaaenbe SLID.
Sareu fon naa en- gISer al ii aor;
men / Mminoeliqbeo osr ben fer,
.ieIo ON ocn life ipISes al Ell SGaer.
Zen iummc SlIocr opnoar ct Saur,
90 plorc cRo 10 gtar bIiner Suaor.
men nlorig. Serimo6 bIiper 6roifen
is og ben baslige 8aboe tgoe slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
". ". P. Mcdonnell.

men meo 2onSets &eIigion, berfor
bltper Der life eiort noeet for of op.
bepe &pinbei laneriet, Der bog ioo goot
iom uoeIuffenbe er aniparltgt for &a.
Gems inteGeftuele, moralife og fpiiifc
Degeneration.
@anife oiit er Bolpaami tiaabt ef'
ter &oraner, men bet en- life paabitot.
Ga bpab sfilsmisie angaar, bar
9rofeten ieIp faIbt BEN ttaabelig, men
BOG "bet besIigite al alt tinaoeligt".
qf reIigisie @runoe bar Der alt1aa
life noget / geien for en- &eform paa
bette pigtige Smraaoe. Spts Den
egpptiife &eeiertng piloc inobringe
ct 2opforIag til Hesulerins at De
mubammebonife Samilieiorbclo, bill
Sc bet iiffcrt finoe giaigelie hos oae
-beSre glenenter | gefolfntn9ert, Der
er lctte at fomme til Tette meo, 'aa
Ipnae man life befaler benz bpao
3oranen forbpber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
ttcnigbeo ON ct
SDopoIarIano.

Gen orsentiuife gresie proteItercr
ifelae "Simes" moo, at Der er blepet
iloitebt ell eneeIif Proclamation ON,
at SpS.S rfnepserne, en- ubeboet
Saruppe meo Goldrflima ipSslt for
SIoIanbet, err britiif 9eiiooeIie, ioet
ma fra argentina SIDE gisr 5or.
bring pan bisie Ger,
ScroenSbIoSct t%iIieier, at Den ar.
aentiuife 4eeiering ipnes at fornpr
Ell 5orbring, iom opiiiaeSeS for TO
slar iioen- Zen foreseoe Snteresie