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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
Modern Conditions Endanger'
Nations EyeSight.

WILLIAM
INTERMITTENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS ELECTRIC
SIGNS, READING LIGHTS MOVING PIC
TuREs, THE "DAY NIGHT" OF THE CITIES,
- OF "NEAR WORK. RusINEss-ALL
THESE MODERN CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO GEN.
ERAL WEAKNESS
We all suffering from Amercanits "ALMOST DIS
EASE which the bane this country Everybody who lives here
long enough gets it.
1t stands for lot that very desirable long standing
sufferer from Amercan has pay for his game Years rushing
close application to work. overexerion TRYING TO CROWD
WEEKS INTO DAYS, burning both ends once striving
two things the me borng only get money but also
to spend attempting be socially successful financially FOR
GETTING ALL ABOUT LEISURE trying to make upby two
weeks vacation the of year-a these things tend to
WEAKEN THE SYSTEM
THE EYES DELICATE ORGANS THEY CAN STAND so
MUCH AND NO MORE. AND IF
GREAT THEY MUST GIVE REASON WHY
WEAK EYES VERY COMMON
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the inferior.
United States Land Office at La
Grande, Oregon, February 26th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
Zumwalt, Of Zumwalt, Oregon, who
ON May 25th, 1908, made Homestead
No. 1884, Serial, No. 03939, for Ss
NEA and NJ SEA-. Section 29,
Township North. Range AZ East.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Five Year
tlOJ., ~ establish claim to the land
atoye described, beioie G. M. Lock
wood, United States Commissioner,
at his office, at Enterprise, oregon,
IA the 21st day of April, 1910.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Joseph Gid, o. AdmwaA. = son,
Omor Stubblef,eld, of Zumwalt, Or
egon. Ed Lord, Of Zumwalt. Oregon,
Horace Dale, of zumwalt. Oregon.
3Oc5 +. C. BRAMWEII.. Register.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon, for Wallowa County.
A. Levy, Plaintiff,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
''Cet Ready
For the
Panama Canal"
BY JOHN BARRETT. Director of the Internal
OF American Republics

: Bureau
American
{~*f HE Panama canal will be complete in FIVE years. and
+ - yet the United States is DOING LITTLE TO GET
I READY FOR IT.
: ~ THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS SHOULD
**~******* TRADE LYING BEYOND CANAL AND THE
NATIONAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS BE sYsTEMAT.
icALLY IMPROVING OUR RIVERS AND THAT THE
WATER AS WELL AS LAND FACILITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES WILL ENABLE SUCCESSFULLY
WITH OTHER NATIONS USING
Directly south from the canal line of five thousand miles
reaching from Panama Patagonia upon which practically debouch
Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia and Chile all countries of vast
potenaie and conducting their isolated an annual
foreign valued at three hundred million dollars
The canal opened, will MAKE THIS GROW IN TEN
YEARS TO ONE BILLION DOLLARS, OR TWICE THE
COST OF THE CANAL Northwest from the canal from Pan
anna to San Diego another line of three thousand miles upon
which debouch the five Central American republics and Mexico and
foreign trade worth hundred million dollars There are
then in short eight thousand miles of resoucefu line now
doing against heavy odds trade Of four hundred million dol
lars and representing twelve different countries which WILL SUD-
DENLY BE PLACED INTO CLOSE PROXIMITY WITH THE
UNITED STATES WHEN THE CANAL is COMPLETED
only five from Certainly the United must begin to
"GET READY FOR TIL. PANAMA CANAL"
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable,
and have been praised by thousands
IF women who have been restored
o health through their gentle aid
md curative properties. Sold by all
druggists.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
W. q. APPLEcATE.

PARADISE OREGON.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

Religion, therefore, is the FOSTER
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19


Max Gumerman, Plaintiff,
VS..
Helena ]. c. Gumerman, Defendant.
To Helena j. c. Gumerman, the
above-named defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, You are hereby commanded and
required to appear and answer or
otherwise plead to the complaint
filed against you dn the above en-
titled Court and cause ON or before
the expiration of six weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this Summons, which date of first
publication is Thursday, March II,
1910, and if you fail to appear and
answer or otherwise plead within
that time, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the above en-
titled Court for the relief prayed
for i'm his said complaint, which re-
lief is for a decree of absolute di-
vorce from the defendant upon the
grounds of desert1on, and for such
other relief as to the Court shall
seem equitable.
You will further take notice that
this summons is served upon you by
publication in the Wallowa Chief
tain, a weekly newspaper published
at Enterprise, Wallowa County, Ore
gon. for the full period of six con-
secutive weeks, commencing with
the issue Of March II, 1910. pursu-
ant to an order Of the Honorable j.
B. Olmsted, County Judge Of Wal
Iowa County, Oregon, made and en-
tered on the 18th day of March, 1910
BUREIGH & BOYD,
30c7 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19


Err OF CHARITY and charity the guardian of cvy and good
breeding and good breeding of the essential elements of the
well being of society Worldly poness devoid of religion cod
formal and here 1t degeneaes into hollow ceremony
Good breeding inspired by religion and charity nculcaes
SELF DENIAL 1t SINCERE AND UNAFFECTED, it has
the ring of the genuine on current everywhere and is
easily distinguished from the counterfeit
The CHRISTIAN RELIGION is ALL PERvADING. It
influences the and the servant the rich and the poor
MONISHES THE MASTER TO BE KIND and humane toward
his by reminding him that he also has heaven
has respect persons 1t ADMONISHES THE SERVA
TO BE DOCILE AND OBEDIENT his MASTER "no serving
to the eye pleasing but the of Christ doing
the will of God from the heart"
charges the rich be high minded NOR TO TRUST IN
UNCERTAIN RICHES but in the living God, who "giveh
abundanty all things to enjoy 1t counsels the poor BEAR
THEIR PRIVAT1ONS WITH RESIGNATION by setting before
them the life of him who the words of the apostle beng ch
poor for your sake that through his poverty you might
rich"
IN WORD, RELIGION SOCIETY AND MORE
ENDURING THAN GOVERNMENTS 1T is THE FOCUS
cAL VIRTUES THE BASIS OF PUBLIC MORALS, THE
ERFUL INSTRUMENT LEGISLATORS. Is
STRONGER THAN SELF INTEREST, THAN
CIVIL THREATS, MORE UNIVERSAL THAN HONOR,
THAN LOVE
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
SUM MONS.

In the Circui.. Court of the State of
Oregon, for Wallowa County.
Max Gumerman, Plaintiff,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

We do first-olass job work.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
--~--14,-s
The Mighty
Influence
OF Religion.
BY Cardinal JAMES GIBBONS.

- RELIGION TEACHES ME THAT WE ARE ALL CHILDREN
OF THE SAME FATHER, BROTHERS AND SISTERS
OF THE SAME REDEEMER AND CONSEQUENTLY
MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY. 1T TEACHES ME
+ THE BROTHERHOOD OF HUMANITY.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
 The ~ Scrap Book
The
knosssa Out in One Course.

4 quaint story about guest who had been invited to sup with Mir |. H. Mccormick. the inventor of the reaper. Is told in the book Cyprus Hall Mccormick
 A very digniticd and self centered military officer was taking supper with the Mccormick family. The first course. us usual. was cornneal mush and milk IL was served in Scotch fashion. eith rbe hot mush in one bowl and the cold milk in another The practice was So 10 coordinate the eating of them that both were finished at the same time.
 The officer planned his spoonfuls badly and was soon out of milk.
 Have some more milk te finish your mush. colonel" said Mccormick. Sev- erai minutes later the colonel's mush bowl was empty. at which Mccormick said Have some more mush to finish your milk" And so 1t went. with milk for the mush and mush fer the milk. until the unfortunate colonel was hope lessiy ineapaeitated for the four or five courses that came afterward.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Rentat the Knees.

Buckskin clothing was in the carly days of the western country almost universal. among the freEtiersmen at least. When the railroad first went through Idaho an old trapper came down out of the mountains and was standing on the platform of little sta ton. His buckskin trousers, soaked and stretched by the rain and the melt ing snow of the winter and then dried and shr1nk by the August sun. bagged most wonderfully at the knees. ten derfoot who stood near by observed him with interest for several minutes. Then he walked over to him and in quired:
 -well. if you're going to jump why don't you jumpT
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
One of the Lost Ones.

The faiher af senator polliver ef Iowa was ii Methodist circuit rider in the early sixties in northern West virs ginia
 One Sunday morning he was on his way to preach al one If his several appointments when he met young fellow Irudging along with q mattoek on his shoulder Mr Deliver. anxious to dc good at any time. stopped his horse and said: Good morning. my son. Where are You going this tine day with mattoek on your shoui- der?'.
 The young fellow answered: "l am going over here 10 dig out a tine biz groundhog Where in thunder are you going2"
 T am out looking up some of the lost sheep of Israel replied the minis ter
 The young fellows face lighted up. and he exclaimed. There's big buck over here at Uncle Billyss. and I'll bet that's one of them"-Nationai Monthly.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Served Them Rioht.

Higgins Went worth was hoeing one April morning when three rough look Ing men climbed the fence and crossed the field to him They had just been shipwrecked. they said. on the brig Maria. They had lost even their clothes. Would Higgins help them?
 Higgins Wentworth looked closely into inc sailors faces. for he knew tue ways of men Then he said:
 You. the bowlegged one. go stand twenty yards te the right. and I'll get you to help me minute with the seed in You. tnldy. there. you stand twen- ty yards 10 the left"
 The two men complied. and fhe Hig- gins Wentworth said quietly 10 the ulan who r-mained:
 What did you say your captains name was.'
 Williams. Captain wiiiiams.- was the reply.
 Tue old farmer sauntered to the man of to The right.
 What was your captains name~ he asi'ed
 Everett. sir the man answered.
 Higgins Wentworth crossed the field to the third man
 What was your captains nameT
 -'rhe isame was Captain Jones'"
 Higgins Wentworth leaned on his hoe and gathered the three men about him.
 "A fine lot of sailors you are." he enorted. '.to go to sea in a ship with three captains. No wonder you were wrecked. It served you right. "-De- trolt Free Press.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15

ness. and his friends dsopped eff. and Bihi experienced the cold shoulder of neglect
 One day he was discovered almost starving in an empty house, and Yer. laine's friends repreached themselves for their unkindness to the poor oli man. \ subscription was raised fer his benefit and the money handed to him at I banquet at which the twenty seven subscribers were present. Bthls health wns drunk with enthusiasm. He rose Co reply. bat emotion so over came him that he sought permission to retire This was gracioasly granted. and Bib retired. taking with him as he left the house the twenty seven uul- breIlas of his entertainers, which he gathered up Us he passed through the antechamber.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
 FAITHFUL ElBl.
Hs Remained Trus so the Last te His
 Little Weakness

When yerlaine. the French poet. died be left his friend Bibilaparee as lega. e to those who had cared for him. Bibi WAS inofens.ve- There was tra- ,iition that years ago be had worked. but the man lived not N ho had seen him with pen in hand. Yet Blbi was looked after fer the dead poets sake. Painters. sculptors. journalists. gave him house room in turn, fed hlm and s.a.hs.. s.... ard nis. was grateful
 But one little vice of bis was ipcura- bie-he invariably walked ofr with hls hosts umbrella. This persistent ab- sentnaindeSiness at fast produced cooi-
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Hia Fast Eriande.

A teacher in New England gram mar school found the subjoined facts in composition on Longfellow. the poet. written by fifteen-yearold girl:
 Henry W. Longfellew was born in Portland. Me. while his parents were travelling in Europe. He had many fast friends among whom the fastest were Phoebe and Alice Carey"
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
The Last Straw.

They were driving from the railway station TO the village in which the blissfui honey ymoon was to be passed. and. though she had net as yef brush ed the confetti out of her hair. the bride was in an agony of nervousness in case they should be taken for any thing but a couple well seasoned to the ioys and sorrows of matrimony.
 Presently the carriage drew back with a jerk.
 ..What's the matter~ queried the bridegroom of the coachman-
 Horse thrown . shoe. sir" said tho 6flser
 The bride clutched her husbAnd's arm and. with what sounded susps- cfousiy like sob. .'Oh- dear Gecrge. she said. ifs it possible that even tse veey horses kDow we are married!
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
csmpsainsnp.

We do not wisely when we vent com piaint and censure. Human nature is more sensible of smart in suffering than of pleasure in rejoicing. and the present endurances easily take ap our thoughts. We cry out for little pain when we do but smile for q great deal of contentment.-Felt
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
De.ser. Was Expensive.

A business man asked young wo- man of bis acquaintance to lunch in e dena IT menf store lunch room Pull ing our his watch in the middle of fbe meal h. suddenly remembered that he had an important engagement and had only few minutes to catch q train
 '-Order what you want for dessert" :" he told fhe yonng woman as he hand ed her len dollar hill. and you can give me the change when 1 see you this evening"
 He kept his appointment. ard in the evening the young woman bauded him an envelope Here's your change. she said He placed the letter In his pocket and didnf op~n it until the next morning and as he did 90 & cents dropped out.
 He is still wondering what fhe young woman had for dessert- Philadelphia Tina
 Nc AIlSsistieN.
 4 beife1 surt was tn tho habtt q playing golf daily at MuaDsIburgh Thb genfleman nad confrncted soms silment which mads his head aiways shaks | uttis. frsqurotiy hs had hsd occassoo ,o rebuks bts caddts fer ss' esssive indulsescs h aicoAolhe hquoM and oos day he spoke to him veey shsspty. -leObssl yes asU lgpn& ee day. It ba diagYaes. yoo asu vogy drunky'
 -Drwnk.- repitrd she eaAdte. -I tsev [ an drunk. oss m - seess = osrrev. yos's dnfL sn1 yoo1 noSgg hp v>ess- n~~ss~ sA~-sstanp
 0eoGDe0o 0pu
 eoo gle1eoeo'1 C AS TO RIA
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
CURB THE TEMPER

The pecu4av q . seap1 . thss | . the vce q 1he vasuoA h cfses dke ose hlse os0 c1ss- wue oshie chssscsu. Yss know nea ed woaes whs - q b.a cesiecs hu = = eal1v Ms4 usct srupesej os url - = IT. osnps1b - - ' -
 = vdk kh esr5 d.aea1 . oae q 9e aS1no0 cd 0ddmf eguhlen q saAscA
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Faith.

Better trust all and be deceived And weep that trust and that deeeivins Than douht one heart that f believed Had blessed ones life with true believ- Ing
 Oh. n thls rockias world too fast The douhfiag aeud e.ertSkes our youtht Better be eheNsed to tae iass Than lose the blessea hope of truth.
 Frances Anne i<enble.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Who Shot
 The ArrOW?:
II Offered a Poor Boy an Education Anonymously
By MARY A. BOWERS

roavright. 1910. by American Press !
 Association. '
 A A < .s 4 xS sA < A A A A A A A
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
Her Haruasn.

A man who WAS detained af the house for E part of the day handed his wife wbo was geing downtown. q quarter of dollar and requested her fo get him three .'irars for il. When she returned she handed bim the pack age remarkiDg exuiianfiy:
 That shows that women can beft men aii hollow when il comes fo max ing purchases. 1 found a place where 1 could Set eiGhf for H quarter instead of three Isn't that going someT
 And the poor man. as he took his medicine. merely remarked:
 "It certainty k. dear "-oii City Biiz- gard
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
.tia Dros the lioe.

Old John was lawyers confidential clerk. and he had the pernicious habit of going to a neighboring saloon every morning at II o'clock and taking a small glass 'of whisky. He was not proud of this habit. hence after the whisky he always took cloTe.
 But one morning 1t happened that there were no cloves en the bar. and John. after having considered the mat. ter, ate small raw onion from the free lunch tray. That would destroy the teIltale whisky odor. no doubt. as well as the clove had always done. and. so thinking. he returned to his desk
 It was double desk. At 1t he and his employer sat face to face. John on his return was soon aware that his employer noticed something The mans nostrils auivered he sniffed. and finally. with grimace of disgust. he broke out:
 Look here. John. I've stood whisky and clsrve for nineteen years. but l draw the line al whisky aud onions.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22
60 Tlner meb ct smrf. 9,

20 Slher meo ct SmGf. Ve lie
tie &pinoer belenrebe meb to ggete.
menb isser enten at bolbe bette ifiult,
eler at gisre raienbe anitr9nselier
for Of file fig al meb ben enc al benz.
Site iaa meb Nrs. Serene 9ais
Chicago, Tom | Wanbaes | areosret'
ten beritebs inblaebe anisgning ON
retsIis Sfilsmisie fra TO @teno pac
en- Gang. Oct ifaI bore Den inur'
rigite Sfilsmisieproces, Tom nogen'
gang bar n9ret aftlagt / Chicago. =
Com ing Sfolepise | ct 8en1ionai
1 Sneiana loo bun iig. bortfsre al
9alter o. Heal, Der blep benoes fsr'
'te Wanb. San Loo benoe imibIer'
tio mart | Stiffen og Gifapaben fore
fon benSe efter nosle aar iom Blot
en- Grsm, og uben at tGnfe nprrert
oper Sasen siftebe bun iig ienert
meb Srn1f 6. @ais. Senne bon
imioIertiS bebanSlet benbe paa er
iaa "sriiom % umenneifelig Wsaa'
Be-, at bun life lrnser firnbe bolot
oct no meS bam, % iaa bei1uttebt
bun for SifferbeoSitplb at tage og'
iaa ben isrite WanS ureb | Sfilsmis'
feproeesiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22
SBh pnkntn.
@cfirnbt Wanh hnh Snie,

SefienSt WanS Dob. ssoiepb Oil.
der, Ell al Statens elore OF mere
befienbte @orgere, err afaaaet pef
9eoen ! tit Siem / Gutter. San bar
iioen 1888 boet | Gutter. San bar
De 2iaiosboern, ban bar inbebapt.
fan n9pnes, ar ban | 1893 icnbtes
iii gerocnsubitinineen | Chicago for
at paretaee ben rigboISiae lloitinina
al Wetaler fra @Iocf SiIs.
Gn Eioneerfuinbcs baitise Ssb,
Msrs. Beter SaIporion, iom | 40 slai
bar boet paa Sauiltcns SorueIteao
Union County, hsoe forIcoen meaei
pluoielig al ct SiertetiIirlbc. 90
@tanoen oe 9etrene eiter ct Tort ara.
orr fom biem isicn, fanSt De Mooe'
rem ligsenoe bsoe noe | @aarben
Sum bacoe { Irnsere lib Iibt az e
ipost Sierte.
Slommcn iorinfer SnbHptterne
@ailpm,tee- 8anens BRO peb 9bam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22

% bigger, iom penter at begpnbe
meo ct Saanobprf eaer tage fat poa
en- euer anoen 6orretning, og oct
treble for oenL iom bill ernpre fla
peo Sorobrug. 9isie Sag niaa Dog
tases ! ollie oisie ire anrius, iaaIom
Watbematif og Siftorie iamt oaiaa
Science ! nogen lloitr9fning, meoens
Der paa ben anben SIDE life tiaaoes
nogen at graolere meominore peo.
fommenbe fam pife en- bis Sremgang
II inouitrielt @rbeioe. Sanfen er oen,
at iaaoel Sarmeren iom ben PROBES
%iioneIle Mano til EN- bis @rao tr9n.
ger bet famine breoe ltnberlag for
fin pibere llobanneIie / 2ipet.
S 2sbet al ben MI forlsbne 8tnter
blep Der enopioere foranitaltet ct iaa.
falbt fort &itrius" for Omegnens
plbre Gutter og 9ieer, Der life fun
De isge ben regilere Ssiifole. 9ette
aurfus, Der beepnbte Den 29be 500
pember os ilrtteoe ben 20be Sebruar,
bar opermaabe pelpffet, ibet Der BEN
fsrfte Dag fremnsote Ga porre Gle.
Der, oe inben en- 1ge bar bette Intal
iteset til 80. Mamoag, Snsoag og
Sreoag bper 11ee l~ntoerpiites Der |
9esnins, Stabning, praftiif Teg-
ming, Gipics, Sorretninesfsriel og
Igerbrug, mebens @1ltterne Sirsbag
og Sorsbag nso l1nberpisning |
Sneofering og agerbrug, % Bigerne
| 8oeefunit og &ioleism. 8eb aur.
iuiets @filutnine ierperebes Slisbolb'
ninssflasien Wsiboag for ooer 400
Nemneifer. Spmuntrenbe er bet og.
iaa at bsre, at monge af oisie @ltt.
ter os Siger bper Dag traifeoe fine
CODE Ter MiI inc til gpen og ier mil
biem ieien, og life riitebe en- eneite
Dag at bette tire Iaanebers auniits.
Weooelelien ON benre me Sfole
| gofato iIutter meo ben 9emerf-
ming, at arbetbet betaler Jig; Sfran.
ferne menem 2mbsbpen og omlig.
senSe 0iftrifter er meb ct Slas feieoe
tiIiioe; ale orbeiber meo bet innme
Iaal for gie, oe SfoIen er / ben
ianoe Soritano bleben Solfets Sfole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22
3HirurTntu.

Rsmt fra @alebuict. nils See, en-
al 9atienterne peo SinosiDgeoipIet |
Sniinps, remte forleoen glften Scr.
fra oe tunoe ii6en life fiuOes.
5%armbanbsl. Ssrgen aiers Iorm
! Sotpn Of Carlisle. NOR 5ereus
Sails, bIep forleoen fjsbt al en- Rarb
fra Nebrnfn for $4,000 foutani
eaer $50 pr. aere.
lllBffesbrubeiie see 1unteSiseo.
Senrp Soiteuion, en- Sarmer boenbe
IS RiI roroenfor Ronteoioeo, bar
forleoen aften bIepen toitet no al I'm
@cen oe bIep ben nRite Meorsen al
Suitruen fnnoen iom Sig.
Sranb ! Seltou. 3iolig ON Ror.
genen ben 16oe os. bIeo ct belt apar.
tai | ben lille @p 3eltor, CLAN Goun
fp, Iagt ! Gife. De flelte at be neb.
brnnote @pgniuger bar screenings.
biiie, oeriblanot Brit Sectional @anfs
@psning. Get belle Cab aniIoses III
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22
Spprban 7sarmerne iparer 3ufturres'
ntnger.

grsgrefioent @ooiebelts "Gountrt
aife Commission" fremIaebe | i'm &ap'
port BET Saftum, at sanoets Sarmere toe
bebre bare paa lin SeIbreo END De fleitt
andre al 2anbets Snbbpg9ere, % at d
berpeo ipareSe tore GUNNER | Softor'
reaninaer. Ser fremb9pebes ogIaa
famine Sapport, at Sarmerue BELT obs
naaebe bette eoSe NciuItat peb at fIGoe
Tia bebre, peo at BRUCE eobt og pnrabelt
Spbtei. Settle forfIarsr bporfor "gaa'
9ano" Sobtsi al 8ubber bar iaa Itor
GfiGtning. Sabritanterre paaitaar mems
Tia, at Der iioite gar oar otte gRilioner
Iennefer, Der brugte "SaasSano"
8ubberitspIer % Gubbers. 90 at 6ars
merne foretrGtter bette SoStsi paa
8runS af bets tpftc Saaler og gpne til
at 6oIbe genene narme og tsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22

Sc af bore 29iere Der bar SIG9t o8
@enner | BET uorIfe Excitement | Noro
for ganpra. Saifathetpau, bill gI9oe ZIG
peo at eridre at Canadian Rurtbern 8as
mems nbe 2inie Cucumber Gin Brandy
bill til gaaren bIibe tat isang tpert isien'
mem Settlementet. @raoen blep f9rSis
ifior os thinner ital lea8es %iaainart
@eiret tiuaber BET. Slanbt norife Sor'
retnin9sm9nb, Der bar til Senii9t at
itarte / SuIineIs / en- al be ube Sner paa
benne 2inie. nennes Der. 3. u. Slorpt'
gen, Der fortioen bar S%orretnin9 I Ser'
gus Sails, RiHneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-22

Mutoriteterne bespnote at babe no.
gen aontrol oper bent blep De nsot
til at luffe aIoffen IL boer aften %
beaer life boIoe aabent Ssnoag, 90
oa bIep Sorretninsen rent forlioen
for De 80 SaIooner. Wan penter, at
fun 80 al Dem bill iege ON np gepilg.
ming. 9enne itore Griffetraiif bar
forreiten p9ret en- rigtig sob MeIfefo
for Gait @ranb Sorts, ba Saloonerne
for fine gepilgninaer bar betalt ON.
trent $4,000 aarIig til gpfasien.
Seune Gum biz MI maaffe ipinoe inc
til $4,000.