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The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
rO VISIT OLD HOME
AFTER FORTY YEARS

After forty years absence from her
ktrlhcod home. Mrs. j. w. Jones will
5isit the scenes OF her childhood and
Ind - many as possible OF her
brmer playmates while she is visit
BIZ her uncle, Joe Cramer, OF Fort
wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Jones left Fort Wayne when
be was sixteen years old and has
pt since visited the state. She went
iowa, where she was later married
"a foft<A6 lA1e twenty. yearB has
Eed n Colorado. Three years ago
er husband was killed In the Union
Pacilo yards u: Denver and since
hat time she as made her home
nth her daugh or. Mrs. Otis john
on. In Greeley.
During the last year Mrs. Jones
bas been homesick for her former
lome and decided to return for =
isit with her uncle. who is her only
Pemaining relative there. Mrs. Jones
peft Greeley Tuesday afternoon and
kIpects to be away until fall.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
Roy RAHYMER, ALLEGED THIEF, IS
ON WAY TO WYOMING FOLLOWEDBY
POSSE OF HORSEMEN IN DISTRICT
Alleged Stolen Horse From La Sale Man About
be Captured as He Nears Line of State the North

is claimed, and was confined in Jail
in Greeley last winter after chase
to Canada after him.
He showed up in LaSalle about
two weeks ago and rented rig from
Strohmyer. He nor the rig never
returned. 1t was learned that he
stopped at n construction camp and
traded the buggy for a saddle.
Strohmyer offered reward for
his capture and there is now dispute
over the amount. Strohmyer claims
that he only offered $25 while Sher-
III F1orance claims that he was in
structed to post a $35 reward. The
marshal of Loveand probably will
be the only claimant for the re-
ward and is likely to demand the
$35 which the posters advertised.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

upon.
The work of the Odd Fellows is in
line with that which is being done
in other towns by the same organi-
zation and is proof of the increase
which is being made in the organi-
cation.
While the plans are only in the
rawest state at this time and will
not be perfected for some time to
come, the lodge members intend to
place good amount of money in the
work which will consume several
months in completion.
1t is thought that on completing
the work, the Ode Fellows will have
one of the finest lodge homes in the
state.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
EATON EDITOR TO
BECOME GRAND
MASTER OF I. O. O. F.

j. E. Shook of Greeley, editor OF
the Eaton Herald, will become grand
master OF the state lodge of the Odd
Fellows as the result of the death OF
Lucius Hoyt of Denver. Shook is
grand warden of the lodge. having
succeeded Mr.. Hoyt to the office. 1t
IL customary for the lodge to confer
the honor of the Office OF grand
master on each grand warden. II
Hoyt had lived he would have be-
come grand master year from next
October. Shook would have been
next in line. BY Hoyt's death he
will become grand master year
from October. If the lodge follows Its
usual custom.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
mn FELLOWS HALL In GREELEY IS
! TO BE REMODELED TO SUIT GROWING
NEEDS OF THAT ORGANIZATION HERE
York is Not to Time Yet But Sinking Fund Will
Be Established to Go For That Purpose

For the purpose of remodeling the
|hdd Fellows hall in this city, a
Einking fund will be established from
The rent of the hall.
The hall Is found. to be inadequate
kor the needs of the lodge at present
Ind for this reason the remodeling
kas been decided upon. The work
Fin not be started for some time or
hot until such funds are at hand to
make the work assured in compile
hon.
For some months past the Odd
Fellows in Greeley have been ham,
bered somewhat on account of their
krowing organization and the need
Tor more room and this is the reason
he remodeling has been decided
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

o. Fl. Adams and son, Donald,
have returned from a few days trip
to Grover. They say the recent rains
reached only as far as Willow Creek
and the grain crop at Grover is now
ruined by the drought. The farmers
are hoping that rain will yet come
in time to save the corn crop in that
vicinity. On their return trip Mr..
Adams and son saw herd OF ante
lone
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
KERSEY
HAS FIRE
Especial to the Tribune)

Especial to the Tribune)
Kersey, June 2S.-Some excite
ment was caused this morning when
. pile of straw and excelsior in the
rear Of the Kersey Furniture COM
pany caught or was set afire. 1t was
only by the efforts of the spectators
that the flames were kept from
reaching the building.
1t was believed that sparks from
the engine of the passing nier set
the pile afire until 1t was learned
that the flames had been seen a mile
away before the train had gone
through the town and before the fire
was discovered. Small boys, having
a premature Fourth of July celebra-
tion, may have enkindled the fire.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
Special to the Tribune)

VoPeCIuI 70 1H0 H'S7
LaSalle, June 29.-Word was re-
Feived this morning from the mar
hal of Loveland tAat he had located
The horse alleged to have been stolen
from Carl Strohmyer by Roy Rahy-
her in Bingo Park near Stove
Prairie. Rahymer is on his way to
Laramie, Wyo., pursued by two
borsemen, who will try to ambush
him before he gets over the Colorado
line.
Strohmyer left for the Park as
loon as he was informed that the
horse was there. Rahymer sold the
horse to resident of the park, SO 1t
5 said. Though youth in years he
Is q horse thief with record, 30 1t
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

F. L. Scraven is in the county Jail
here charged with stealing a house.
a barn and chicken coop filled with
chickens The prisoner is alleged to
have carried them away from the
homestead of Herman Schmelze near
Remey while the owner was enjoy
ing a pleasure trip to Sterling.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

Ault, June 20.-A most enjoyable
concert was given at the armory last
night by Rev. Marzolf and the orch
estra for the benefit of the Congrega-
tional church. Dr. Marzolf's beauti-
full voice was at it's best. Nearly $50
was realized
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

@. c. D. 81. s. so feet of Blk 115
Greeley. except w. $50 feet.
Union Pacific Railroad Co. to Rob-
ert W. DeVinny w. D. $727.25.
sen 7-4-65.
Alexander B. Price to Emanuel N.
Miller w. d. $40. Lot 16 Blk 2
First Addition to Crawford. Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Harbaugh who
have been visiting their son. Fl. Fl.
Harbaugh. and family will leave next
month for their home in West
chester, la. Mrs. Harbaugh came to
Greeley in January and Mr. Har-
baugh came two months ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
To Get Fight Returns

Ike Oppenheimer, Greeley's popu-
lar cigar man. is going to get the re-
turns of the Jeffries-,I Johnson fight
by leased wire on the postal service
direct from the arena.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

Mrs. Christine Malone returned
today from Denver. where she has
been visiting friends for the last
week. While in the city she at
tended the annual convention OF the
Fraternal Union of America
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

Miss Mary Kent went to Chey-
enne Tuesday. where she will spend
the summer.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
Moo~e Lodge to be Organized Here

MONKS IA1uKe % be OfKAn1xed Here
O. f. Youtsey, local organizer
with headquarters at the Colorado
land company. has commenced q
campaign for Greeley lodge of the
Loyal Order of Moose. an organiza-
tion that ia making very rapid
growth. The Denver lodge has a
membership of over 1000. Other
towns and cities in the state having
large and enthusiastic lodges. The
entire membership of the order is
100000. First organized at And
erson. Ind, % years ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Doane went to
Denver Monday for q few days stay.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30

H. H. Croll went to Pierce today
on q business trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-30
WANT ADS

ErOR SALE - THE SOUTHWEST
u quarter section 2-7-5e, Weld county
Colo. Price ~, ,000. q 900 cash, balance
9n easy terms. g. o. Williams. Rockford.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

Rev. Ellis Of the Christian church
gave his Sunday school class Of
young men a treat Monday BY taking
them to Lawyers canyon for a days
outing. They had a beautiful day
for the picnic and report hne time
The members Who attended we're
Claude Miller, Vernon Miller. Lloyd
SiIer, Oney Riggs. William Morgan,
Leo Morgan, Walter Booth, William
Manring. JACK SteIlmon, Lester An
derson, Frank Huefner and Rev.
Ellis, teacher.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

Not only IN the two departments men
toned have We bargains 10 offer you but
every department IN this big store is doing
its share IN the way Of cut prices to make
It's department a good one for you to trade
IN. Thousand and thousands Of small and
large RED TAGS TELLTHE STORY
and you will be well paid 10 make this
store a visit before the end Of the week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

Gentlemen: In The clothing department
we are certainly handing you the best end
Of Il. This store never cut as wide a
swath IN the clothing department as It is
doing right now. In this stock reducing
movement that started two weeks ago we
certainly took the bull by the horns. Prices
on all Of our last seasons numbers dropped
hard enough to wake most everybody up
Every mas suit from last season stock
that were sold at $1,000 to $3.50 were
marked down to SI3.9S. There was a
good big line at the start Of the sale. Look
at the line now1 Greatly reduced but a
fair assortment IN which to select from yet.
And then the line Of boys suits that the
RED TAG shows take me along for only
$t.49 is the biggest bargain ever offered IN
clothing. Cheaper than overhalls and
Jumpers and far better as they will wear
longer and fit better and look better. Then
the line Of boys knee pants suits that are
worth from $3.50 to $500 at a 1913 is
another one Of the RED TAG Bargains
you cannot aHordto overlook. The ba-
lance Of the line Of clothing all bear The
price Of the Red Tag and you viii find re-
1..~ts,re -, tb;r lsoo thaf viii eorfasnlv h
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

Mrs. Niles spent Sunday with
Mrs. Laura Jeffris.
Miss Fannie Estes Of Peck is visit.
ing in Alpine this week.
Mrs. John Graham has returned
from Coldendale and brought her
little niece home with her.
JimLOng has finished cr0Ping.
Mrs. Mccoy spent three or four
days in culdesac last week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26
Ladies
Ready to Wear
Department

Some things count for more than price.
Quality very often; style not infrequentIy.
The speeiaIappeaI Of the RED TAG Sale
rests in it power to please the most exact
ing and iastidioes. The summer girl. or
the woman who eontempIates a trip away
from home Is particular as to the style, the
fitting quality and the quality Of the suit or
dress. In our ladies' ready to wear depart.
ment you viii find all the qualities and
every garment bearing a reduced price
owing to the Red Tag sale. Not a gar
ment IN the entire Iine as but what Is this
seasons style and purchase and at a price
you will be pleased with. The balance Of
the week Is the limit Of time in which to
buy one Of the seasons most stylish gar
menls al a reduced price.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

We will close our Nezperce HOUSE.
for The present season Saturday
nigh. June 4, and until that date
will sell our entire line at actual cost.
Atthis figure the stock viii 60 fast.
Come early and get pick, at cost.
remember. The Vogue. opposite
Clark House.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

NJ. J. Mist. State Chief Ranger Of
the Catholic Order Of Foresiers for
Washington. Idaho. and British
Columbia. visited Nszperce Sunday
and attended a special meeting called
BY the Court here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

Wanted a first class half section
at once, within six miles Of Nezperce.
Need not be we'll improved. II you
have it see me at once; 1 have a
buyer. P. H Sanger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-05-26

For Bread, Rolls, Pies. Cakes
Cookies, etc. Cakes made on order
for parties, weddings, etc. Lunches
served at all hours. Short order
meals a speciality. 1st door west Of
Post Office. F. NJ. Adams, Prop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17
Horre(pon0anCe.
Sra Sacuma, @aib.

Geb .. 9. g.. 2oge go. 1873 &C.
Notwithstanding palgteS felgenoe Be-
Itprelie for nelte Sermin: @fs=Pre>
ii6ent, q. ~. &asmusien Gom og.
ioa er Dor 9elegat til &onpertionen
/ 6resno); &reli6ent, g. @arfl1ien;
&ice=Yrelioent, @alter Semen; sc.
freter, $. S. @louien; olle blep
%gienpolgt pes INFLAMMATION; Eeter
Heterien, &asierer; 6reo Senlen,
Sinonsiefretur; Silliosm9r6: GDas.
Heteri el1, 81. 6o11rip pg slntor ST.
fen; Tprer, Morinlts 2arien; S1ore
&agt, Sans Yeteriert; gore &agt,
gSilbelm @onlen; 9ibliotbefor, $. S.
Glouien.
Gen heolte genigbeo ipntes at pere
tiliteoe / 9pgen. Mlle bar pillige til
at tage oere5 Nlooier og blep pulgt
peo Nfflon1otion.. 81 arbeioer MI
pao at 11ao 200 Merfet, pg 1oar
bner ilnr oil biplpe til, nil Set lif-
fert noaes. 81 far Moteriolet fer
-o9 trnnger finn til list Mrbeibe.
$. S. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17
&ataitrofc / Muutreal, Gun.

Morroag itprteOe Ell ltor Sart0be:
SOLDER, ser par al16ragt paa Saget
al @erol0 8pgningen / Montreal,
neo gienneln 8pgningen, felt neo til
ajnloeretagen, ioet Mfltipningen
bapbe pnret for ipog. Sen iamleOe
@ngt al Metal og 8ano bar So
Sons. Meoltprtningen 1fete uben
mliu0lte &oriel % bele 8%pgningeu
reprfhr ,n> Son ,rhnrn N~n+ Ser
r1obrpo ltrofs SIS pe0 &ortllut11inger
% iprnl1gte @osrpr, og al Sc "a.
800 Menneifer, JONI orbejoe0e /
@%gningen, ba l1lpffen lfete, miitet
antagelig ca. 80 2tpet. Mulig raar
Sallet al Sc omfon1ne op til so.
Neutrality-suspicious. panlfeliggior0es
pe0, at nogle al Murene Hep itaa=
enoe, ioale6es at &eoningsfolfcne
life funoe fomme Sc forl1lpffeoe til
bielp, fGr Murene Dor ne0repne.
@ele @pgningen me0 Snpentar, ser
uor puroeret til 100000 og tilbgrtc
electromagnetic, er poelagt paa nog-
le S9ttcmnifiner og en- Mpispresie
11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17
2cn pulitiife &riic / Gnelanb.

Song Gomar6s Ieo ltan0ie0e for
Ell Sio Ben beftige politilfe Strto,
1om / Set iiolte Aars Sis for raiet !
England mellem Sen li6erale 6(pi
al lt~noerbuiet og 2prOernes @us,
1om Sen f9rlte 6oftion gr1lfer at fa1
ofifoffet eller BOG frataget al Sno=
tlpoelie. Mun bopoe pentet, at &am=
pen otter piloe blipe optaget, ian
mart Song @eorg bauoe lat Jig TIL
itreffeligt ino / observation-disclosures
til at funne fplge Strioeas Gang.
Men ser ct MI l1oiigt til, at ben nll=
perenoe MISUNDERSTANDING oil gaa
tilen6e, u0en at ser Diiper nogen al
gjpren0e Scamp, i0et &ongen bar
Snort Sfriot til at inoleoe Sorban0-
ltnger mellem be 1tri0en0e Starter,
1oale6es at ct &ompromis er iano-
ipnligt. @porpi6t bette fan la6e Jig
giere beroer for en- itor Gel paa, ONT
De irlfe geotionali1ter pil itille Jig
poa Sen che eller Sen anoen SIDE.
9e er life 0irefte interesiereoe i
spergsmaalet, men Sc er iaa iterfe,
at De bor vtbe balance Of pomer"
oenne Sag, og, Sc oil u0en SpipI
ilutte Jig til Sen SIDE, ser bpoer oen1
Be itprite 6oroele efter at @eiren er
bunoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17

- Sen norife Trifirfes ID. Mars-
mpoe adbnebes 0ns6ag 5. 8. sunni /
sen amerifanife Metbooilttirfe / 8al.
leD @itD.
- Gorbemperen0e Sorene6e Sta,
tiers Senator 6ountain 8. Sbomp'
ion er biemfommen til iii
@iem / Gar6o fra 5eras / en-
betp6elig be6ret Selbreostilitano.
San pil opboloe Jig ser / 9ommer %
reiie ill CALIFORNIA til @fteraoret.
- 6reo @infer, be6re fien6t u,1-
ser Mapn al vEbe Millionaire @io",
unofom fra Deputp 9beriff 8arne3
/ @an6an itoite l1ge, efterat 0enne
bab6e orrelteret bam / Meiles @itp,
Mont. &infer far lebet ct ebentpr-
ligt 9ip. Meoens ban arbei6e6e i
ct &otel / 8ismorcf iom 8ellboD",
fortalte Fan at en- 0nfel / @root-
lton bop0e efterla6t bam en- Gormuc
paa $4,000. Oct bite Jig at bore
l%1ionSbeo. Smiolertio boboe ban
i%tiaalet @igarer / Nortbern HacificS
@o6sitation, men r9mte fgr set bleo
op6aget bpem Sppen bar. San bleu
grebet / Clinton og lat fait Ser, met
rbmte. S Meiles @ttp bleo ban or
r%elteret for an6en Gang og reinte
fra Sberiffen / Monoan. San boo'
Sc @aonoiern paa, men tom fra 5be-
riffen alligebel. @an LIB fen til
Mortbern Hacifics 8erfiteoer og
fortalte at nogle 2an0itrpgere bapoe
operfal6t bam og iot &aanoiern paa
Fam. Mrbei0erne ser ifar @oan6ier-
meme oper, og &infer log0e, at ban
nil6e foo 8olitiet til at aabne 6em.
Set er set 1io1te, man bar feet BAN.
Ser er u0lopet $50 Collars for bans
Yuogribelie .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17
Wisoonhn.

- Sen uofbengige ifan6inaoiife
Mrbeioerforening FOLDER Marsme6e
ga Grosie, @is., 5. 21.-23. Sult.
- @ictor 8. Berger al Miluou-
fee ct palgt til Delegat til @ocial-
tlternes inter1ationale &ongres /
&ipbenbopn / Slutntngen al Suli.
- Genner al Mn0rem Mn6erion,
en- 8aooinpeftpr / Superior, agter
at m1ipge ON Garnegie<Meoalie for
bom. Meo 6ore for lit eget 2ip req
6eoe ban forleoen 4aptein Martiu
Sule al 0ampifibet uS1tlia Mante"
fra at oruf1e.
- Set / liolte ltae omtulte ST.
%relinrngleri, iou1 nogle &enoiba 90
mei far u0fart pes 2anoitigningen
fra cit gurppaoomper / Seem Dorf,
far facet i'm Straf. Mrs:. @bus.
%. Nllen, @lltr1 til Gbefen for Str
maet 6. g. Mllen Sons og 9ireftgr
for flere 'anore 6irn1aer Gbas. @.
Mllen, bleu iio1te llge falOt frem for
II. g. Circuit Court CONNER. @olt,
erflGreoe Jig ifploig / 6orlp jig paa at
noimtgle Sl1peler for $4,000 og tit
Ell 9poe paa $500. 9e anore or=
flogeoe flap fri.
- &asmus 6reoericfien, 70 Mar
gan1mel, en al @aufel 6o County elb=
ite 9rpggere og Holtmeiter / Mort6
2afe Sc li0ite 35 Mar> blep en- Mor=
gen lio1te llge funoen 0p0 / Mortb
Safe Mplleou1n. Set ontoges, at
bon far begaaet Selp1nor0, ga fan
/ flere slor for ppret lpgelig. San
lapneoes ct &or Gage foruo. @ele
9anosbpen beepnote at isge efter
barn, in0til 2iget blep fl1n0et / CANT
men 11er fans Stem. Mf0poe begpno-
te 9rpggeri / Mortb 2afe iom gait
tie ung Man0. San eiterlo0er Jig
Gnfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17

&oaitan0e, iom lite en- Gong en- @a-
mel 1uger %uitraffet. Sen bofteoe og
borteoe, 9inene fto6 BEN uo al So
peoet, Torbenene itritte6e bper til fin
SIDE, og in6en Ser Dor goaet IA Mi-
nut orotteoe 0en ON, ioa itip iom en-
&eplebenf og og6e 9p6en UNDER Sen
lfrpffeligite 9e0sfamp. Seq itprte=
Sc fen, traf Manuifriptet no al 60
bet paa Sen og iaa, at Set ienii=:
Bile Soc en par bleben fpalt al en- al
Sc tammelte bltoeite &aoitanoe, ieg
mgeniin0e far tilla6t mig at bp6c
ct t~illiosiulot &ublifnm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-17
Kam1rlpm.
Mf Marf S,uaim.

Seq bar l9nge i9gt at bitte n0 al,
bpao set engentlig er, en- &amel lig=
11er: 1u far jeg Set. Naar Sen lig>
ger neo paa ollie fine &ne og meo
Sail en ltraft frem, me0ens man Ices
ier paa SEN, ligner Sen lao6un no.
get iom en- %ip9mmenOe @oas; o.
naar SEN itaar opreilt, ligner Sen pao
en- Yrif en- Stru0s me0 ct efstra
Set Sen. @n &amel ct poa inge1t
Maaoe 6eilig, 0ens lo1ge ltn0erle-
be giper SEN ct u0preget @06ife=
brpgger=6jns. Sen bar nogle bel
oige breoe, flopeOe 8l1Oer paa S6o<
0erne og letter spor / 5an0et, ionl
min0er ON Ell 9agfage, bporaf Ser
CT lfooret Sfiper us. @poo angaar
9epemaa0en ct sen life priffen poa
Set. 0en niloe e0e en- @roplt item,
bpis SEN bare fut10e bi0e Sen it'll.
Ser pofser fer omfring EN- 5lags
Siosler me6 &igge, iom ieg antager
go0t fan itiffe igiennem 9eoer; font
n1er man til at rgre neb loooon en-,
CT Set uml1ligt at ifaffe Jig 2inoring
ltoen @lt0sbeipottelie. Men &amelen
G0er Sc Si0sler. Sg mon fan le paa
Sen, meoens Sen e6er, bpor sen 11p=
ser Sem. 6orn1ooentlig ptloe Set
pere ct 6eltmaolti6 for Sen at foo
ct Hor Gentner Spm / Sfrutten til
Mftensmo6. -.
Gn Sag, mems ri bar / 6ero meo
at fao Seltene llaaet op, blep en- al
&omelerne iat til at paste poa min
Sperfroffe. 6erlt %nnoeriegte SEN
6roffen ira @n0e til an6en mes ct
%frfitilf 8lif og mes en- S1teresie,
lom ont Sen t9nfte poo at beltille Jig
npio9tig @agen til Sen; men efter
at Sen iaa boboe %itu6eret 6roffen
tilltreffeligt / 6ens @genifab al
&lgoningSltpffe, gap Sen Jig til at
un0erl ege ben un6er SDnspunftet
uSpilepore". Gen plontebe en- G.,
fine 6booer poa SEN, req n1eo San=
oerne ct al s@rmene al og g11mle6e
og gumle6e paa 9@rn1et, til set ont
fiber gift ne0; og bele Si6en, mems
Sen gumle6e, ll1ffe6e Sen ,pinene /
EFT 5lags religtgs gfstosie, iom on1
EN- alorig / lit Sin bop0e ima9t noget
iaa Dioun6erligt lom Ell Sperfroffe.
Sao iliffeoe Sen Jig ONT Munoen og
gif / Sag me6 BET oroet 9Grn1e. Ser
pao pr6peoe SEN 6ldielsfropen, og
Ser fom | 0ens Moipn ct ioo %forf1a<
ret Smil, at set bar tDbeligt, oen
lpntes, en 6lpjelsfrape Dor Set al
Ter lefrel tie al en- Sperfroffe. @n<
.0elig gift SEN l6s poo S%fpoerne, lon1t
poo noglc 6nngbptter, &oitefoger
% ct Stpffe 8igenfage, Ser lou /
9omnerne. st Bar al mine 8lo6ar=
tifler fol0t l10, og! Sen bl1gge6e Sem
ltrafs / fig, = set bar nogle &orre=
ipon0oncer, leg bab0e ifrepet til en-
Slnis oerbiemme. Men Der bor Sen
fam fommen paa gpngen0e @run6.
Sen itp6te / 6tsie 9ofumenter paa
en- lolib &nnofab, iom Lao Sen att
for trngt / Mapen; og MI og 0o
traf Sen poa en- @its, iom TT Sen
til at rDite, iaa at 5enoerne bar Iige
peb at rosie u6 cf 6laben paa sen.
Set begDn6te at 1e Ii6t betqnfeligt
no for ben; men ben bong l. trgitigt
og peb goot Mo6,-in6til ben pl11b,
ielig fit / Sen forferte Sails nozzle
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gTerc Datota.

- Sen norife 5rfttrtes ID. @ars'
mpoe adbnebes Sns6ag 8. 8. SUM-
sen amerifanlte Metbooiltfirfe / Sal
lep @itD.
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Svo Dafota.

- Sreeman &nomles, / lin 5io
congressman / Spo Dofota, 6e6e i
lit Stem / Geaomooo for nogle Gage
ii0en .og bleo baoret meo en- at 6e
iterite 8egrapelier, man bar feet Ser
/ lang Si6.s
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Siorag mootagct til sen samle, ipss

Siorag muotasct til sen san1Ie, ipss
% trGngenoe Turfatter
Subn @einic.
S. .. Ga,lien, minneapolis .$1.00
s. $. &ogt, Davenport, 3d.. 100
q. Sprenlen, minneapolis -. so
$3.50
9t0rug mo0tages frem0eleS meo
1tor Safrernligbe0.
Hoo 6orfatterens Gegne,
S. g. Nal1lien,
1908 galt 81. Street,
minneapolis, Minn.
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4senter for bore Bigger % glabe
iamt v9anife / Nmerifa".

g. 6. Gtefanien,
SDlcr, Mtnn.
:. 6. &eterien,
272 8urniise Ct,
$prtlanb, Gre.
8. 5. GIauien,
1888 Saco11a Mpe.,
: Saeoma, @aib.
Qans @ulocn Senicn.
Milmamfcc, @is.
Suer @anien,
Smaba us 60. Smaba, @ebr.
Council Bluffs, Soma.
Gmil Mnberien, eas r.,
@pan % Smesn, Mimm.
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1owo.

- gn Sl0ebran0 paa s. S. He=
terlens 6arm / M9rbe0en at Clint
ton far o11rettet SfaOe for $4,000.
40 Spin og 4 @elte omfom / 8ro11=
SEN.