davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era., 1910-09-08
THE NORTH PARK W. C. T. U.

only one years grog bill.
Reader, if you need facts about this
temperance question, nail that to post
and read it occasionally. 1t would ia 9
ten men with scoop shovels to >thr W
the money away as fast as we are was'-
ing it for grog.-Christian Observer
The new era., 1910-09-08
WANTD!

To trade good thirteen acre
orchard near Palisade for good
hay ranch in North Park.
Address c. A. Cox,
Palisade, Colo
The new era., 1910-09-08
Official Call for Jackson
County Republican Convention

Pursuant to the action Of the jackson
County Republican Central Committee
a County Convention Of the Republican
party Of Jackson County, Colorado. is
hereby called to meet in Walden, Colo
RADIO, at the 1. o. o. F. Hall at the hour
Ii A. NJ, ON Tuesday. September 18th,
1910 for the purpose Of nominating:
One candidate for County Judge.
One candidate for County Coroner
One candidate for County Clerk and
Recorder.
One candidate for County Treasurer.
One candidate for County Superintend-
ent of Public instruction.
One candidate for County Assessor.
One candidate for County Surveyor.
One candidate for County Sheriff.
One candidate for District Represents
tive to the General Assembly
One candidate for County Commissioner
District No, 1.
One candidate for County Commissioner
District No 2.
One candidate for County Commissioner
District No. 8.
And for the purpose Of selecting five
delegates to the State Convention. five
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tion of the First Congressional District,
and five delegates to the Judicial Con-
vention of the Efhth Judicial District,
and the election Of q County Chairman
for the ensuing two years. and for the
transaction of such furthur business as
may properly come before the said con.
vention.
For said purposes the several precincts
of the county are entitled to representa-
ton in said convention as follows;
Precinct Delegates
Rand
Walden -
Pinkhampton
Hilliard
Hebron
Pearl
1t is ordered by the County Central
Committee that the several precincts
hold caucuses or primaries for the selec-
ton of delegates to the convention on
Tuesday, 6eptsnber 1sth, 1910.
Chas. L. P. WINSCOM, Chairman
FRANK W. MURPHY. Secretary
The new era., 1910-09-08
Wanted

I wish to buy two small pigs.
]. W. KNIGHT
Homestead ranch,
Walden, Colo.
The new era., 1910-09-08

The New Era for the home news
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

. The Irish members OF Parliment
who are touring this country in the
interest Of home rule are being given
wonderful receptions wherever they
appear The bopndless enthusiasm
and loyalty of the Irish race is pro-
verbal. lrishmen and their descend
ants and sympathizers in this coun-
try will contribute very large sum
for the furtherance Of freedom Of
government for the Emerald Isle.
The House Of Lords is the sole bar
rier that now stands between Ireland
and home rule, and its powers are
waning. There is now in progress a
conference Of members of Parliament
to secure a compromise whereby the
absolute veto powers of the Lords
may be curtailed. If it be unsuc.
cessful the country will be appealed
to again and general elections held
early in 1911.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

According to census bulletin the
death rate in the United States the
past year has been the lowest on rec
ord-l5 per 1000. This represents,
however, only cities or states having
laws requiring registry of deaths,
representing an estimated total
population of nearly $4,000, 900, or
SO per cent of the total estimated
population of the entire country, If
from the deaths recorded were taken
the thousands upon thousands Of
deaths that could have been avoided
by better regulations on the railroads
the percentage would be very ma
terially decreased, The annual
death roll on the railroads of the
country through incompetent en-
ployes, oVerworked men and negli-
gent management is stupendous.
As compared with the rate on
European roads ours is national
disgrace,
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

The Interstate Commerce commits
sion is bringing out some interesting
financial opinions from officers of the
western lines in its hearings to de-
termine whether the Increase in
freight rates proposed by the roads
is justifable. As sample of its
general trend the evidence given for
the Illinois Central may be cited.
This road believes it is entitled to
increased freight rates despite the
fact that in ten years it has returned
to its stockholders in direct dividends
and in unappropriated surplus, more
than the amount of the capital stock.
Over a certain surplus is invested in
new depots, equipment, etc., and
this in turn is to earn dividends.
Hence, 1t IS certain that instead OF
the prospects of reduction of
freight rates now already claimed to
be excessive, there is every reason to
expect that there will be constant
increase as the company's property
grows in value and increased divi-
dends must be earned. Likewise, it
was seriously proposed on the part
of the St. Paul that the necessity
for the increase in rates was partly
due to the fact that the company
was doing too much business, which
increased the unit of cost of opera
ton. Under that line of logic,
therefore, as the country develops
and the transportation Of freight
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
disgrace.

In recent speech in the west Mr..
Roosevelt said: IAN moneys re-
ceiyed or expended for campaign
purposes should be publicly account
ed for" Correct. But why is it
that it has never been possible to
get an accounting of the expenses of
the campaign to elect Mr.. Roosevelt
in l9O4l How much did Senator
Bulkeley, president Of the Aetna
Life Insurance Company, accused Of
having used 100000 of insurance
money to secure his election in Con-
necticut, contribute; How much did
the various trusts and railroads and
great banks contributed George B.
Cortelyou knows all about it. Why
doesn't Mr.. Roosevelt be consistent
and ask Cortelyou to open the booksI
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

out the county, aud are men far
above the average class that are
usually sent to Charleston to make
our laws Mr.. G. p. S, Edwards, Of
Mason City, is well and fayOrably
known to many Of our readers, ha,-
ing been on the road for a number Of
years, in this immediate territory.
He is making strong fight with
exceptional chances for election on
Nov. eigth.
Mr.. A. A. Parsons, the other ean-
didate, is one of the best known
men IN this county, and will make a
good race.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12


ence will have at the polls, doing
away with rowdyism and scraps that
occasionally enliven the local atmOs-
phere of the voting booths. In this
connection it is interesting to COM
pare the conduct Of Mrs. Loebinger,
a New York sufFragette, at meet
ing which she addressed few days
ago. In the audience was a young
man who persisted in asking ques-
tions such as the average political
speaker expects to have fred at him
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
Wiley AT WILLIAMSON.

The Williamson Enterprise has
The following to say about the adj
dress Of the Hon. Rankin Wiley at
that place, last week:
"Hon. Rankin Wiley, the demo-
cratic candidate for congress in this
district, addressed the voters and
made a most eloquent and personal
appeal to their suffrage. "
Mr.. Wiley, among other things,
pointed out to the people Of Mingo
county that Mr.. Hughes, while in
congress, on the one hand voted to
increase his salary some $4,000, per
annum, and at the same time voted
for the inqqitous tariff law which
every one, even the Republicans
themselves, admit is hardship, and
thereby raised the cost Of living of
those who,had cast their vote to
elect Mr.. Hughss to the high Office.
Mr.. Wiley's address was a well con-
sidered, logical and powerful argu-
ment on behalf Of his candidacy and
all those who heard him were thor.
oughly convinced with the honest
purpose of Mr.. Wiley, if elected to
congress, to serve the interest of the
people and not become subseryient
to ring rule or the agent on the
floor of the national legislature for
some trust or syndicate in their per-
sistent effort to take from the COM
mon masses ofthe people what little
there is left after their years of con-
tinuous plumber"
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

AUTOMOBILE racing after the man
ner that characterized the Wander
bilt cup meet in Long Island Satur-
day, should be stopped. Such a
sacrifice Of human life is utterly in
excusable. 1t is criminal. This
speed mania is as senseless as prize
fighting and more fatal than football.
In the interest of public safety an
end should speedily be put to it.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

increases, freight rates must contin.
ually increase, with the maximum
never in sight. Tie manipulation
Of stock issues and surplus for the
purpose Of taking on more water IS
evident in many instances Rail-
road financiering and Wall street
juggling seem to bear more orless
relationship: The process ofaeec-
ing seems to be constantly in pro-
gress in one guise or another.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
BURDEN OF REPUBLICAN RULE.

Less than a generation ago bill
ion dollar congress, made possible by
Republican extravaganza and prof.
gacy, astounded the country and
helped materially to Cleyeland's
election of 1899. Now two billion
dollar congresses are the rule and
their apologists among the Cannon
and Roosevelt ranks are plenty.
The growth of national expendi-
lures under Republican rule has been
stunning to the imagination. Lat
terly it has been due to the policy of
imperialism that made possible the
Philippine acquisition, an outrage on
historical American policy and a
source of tremendous waste of pnblic
funds, and the militarism Of the grand
stander from Oyster Bay, entailing
the expenditure of countless millions
for army and navy expansion for
which there is no use except to pan
der to a swelling lingo pride.
This country, so geographically To-
Gated as to have little fear of Euro
pean or eastern invasion, probably
spends as much, Of more, for the de-
velopment and maintenance of its
military establishment than the most
warlike nations of the old world, ex-
posed on all sides to riValries and
jealousies and menaces of tremenz
do.s ornaments. So circumstanced
as to be most certain Of peace, we
have in the past decade more than
doubled the burden of Federal taxa
ton for preparations for hostilities of
which there is the least probability.
Well might the United States set
the example to the world in curtail-
ing its navy outlay. But that will
never be done while party which
permitted this crushing burden of
taxation to be placed on the people
remains in power.
In the four years before Roosevelt
retired from the presidency the ex-
penditures of government were two
billion dollars greater than during
the similar period of Cleveland's last
term. This is an almost inconceiya-
BILE sum to the lay mind, but 1t was
nevertheless ground out of an already
ridden people, and under contin-
ued Republican rule the cost of main
tanning the Federal government con-
tinues to increase. ltcan only to be
stopped by the return to power OF
the party of economy and public pro-
tection-the Democracy of the ma
ton,
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

IT would be hard to find better
man for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools than Prof. C. d. Ball,
the democratic candidate for that
Office. Prof. Balls many years as a
teacher particularly fit him for the
position and since the withdrawal OF
Prof. C. A. Green his election is
almost an assured fact.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
In Harrison Ball for commissions

In Harrison Ball for commissioner
the democratic party have candi-
date who is popular where ever
known. Mr.. Balls reputation for
loyalty, answering honesty and
business integrity, make him en-
inently qualified to administer the
affairs of the office he aspires. Mr..
Ball is at present making a winning
canvass of the county.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
srnAron ALparcH declared .ha

SENATOR ALDR1cH declared that
the national government is being
run at a waste of $sOo,OoO,O 900 a
year. The return of democratic
representatives in Republican dis
tricts all over the country indicates
that the people take stock in some
of the utterances of the rubber
tariff statesman, and that they pur-
pose to take a hand in the retrench-
ment of that three hundred million.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

CINCINNATI is investigating charges
against her policemen that they ac-
cepted sandwiches and beer from sa-
loon keepers after hours. Thus 90
the prerogativcs of the guardians of
peace die and fade away.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

The New Nationalism of the lion
huuter' has no commandment in its
creed for tariff revision downward.
1t is simply the old boy in a loud
new disguise.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
The frost is on the 'punkin.

New HAMpsnlRE's candidate is
Bass ard Pennsylvania Tener.
They ought to be able tossing tune
ly requiem the evening of Nov. $.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

and for which he has answers up his
sleeve. Not so Mrs. Loebinger.
The New York Sun relates what
happened when the inquisitive male
continued to want to know;
Get out of this crowd" she
shrieked, pointing her finger straight
at him.
"I'll stay as long as please - he
replied.
"oh, no, you WON'T" retOrted
the sufFragette, 81 heard what you
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

said, and it doesn't go here. Go,
and go quickly"
The man folded his arms and.
smiled.
Take that, them" shouted Mrs.
Loebinger, swinging her right arm
from the shoulder and bringing the
palm of her hand in contact with his
mouth and nose. Her victim stood
motionless, apparently too much
startled to attempt to do anything
else.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
MILITANT SUFFRACETTE.

Among the reasons urged by the
sufragettes for the use of the ballot
is the refining influence their pres
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

TIE Candidates for the House of
Delegates are well known through
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12
PlINRLEESENRLE|yIER

Subscription 81 : Year, in Advance
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12

The men whom taiIors have found hard
est to please are foremost among today's
enthusiasts over ADLER-RocHESTER
Clothes.
You will find this easy to understand
after you have seen our Fall stock. And
you will regret the fact you didn't see it
earlier if you postpone your visit.
You see we know that the whole country
doesn't afford clothes of finer cut, finer
materials or finer workmanship than
these.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
2larsuoiioterne.

Zen rigeIige 8e6bsr. iom for en-
llges SiO iiocu aibrso oct laneoarise
S~pbolSsoeir, % Tom / Seroass az
Iutteccs meo ct oocr belle Wlellempe-
item alminSeligt, paa fine Steoer
fm,ife nogct for psIoiont HesnifpL.
bar lat 6art ! Den ipircnoe @rsoe.
Iaa llSiieternc M er iaa Ipie, Tom De
beoit nnIig fan pRre pau oenue SiS
af Spioneu.
8 oer ipboeiiIige Gel al Son6et,
ipecielt | 9erns, uSarte6e geirforan.
orirsen paa Here Steoer til OoIoiom.
me Storme oa SornnSoer. Der anret.
tebe r,eeer Sfaee oa | rosIe fon I'll.
fQISer oaioa LAB at ReuneiteIio.
Geobsren / gegproeIier az forriee
llae giorSe osiaa u~beregnelig Tptte
peo at Iutfe &c bore SfogbranSe,
Iom / Here Gage bupoe buieret / Bis.
couIin. I~irneiota oa Ridigm og
truet belle gper % Settlemeuter uleo
SiIiutctgisreIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
Daihinetons SabeI.

General George @aibinQtons be.
remte SabeI, iom ban iorrreSe fin
aoiutant, Waior Gee. q. 2etpis, ei.
ter 8ribeosfrigens Slllt, % iom s.
Gierpont Rorson fornDIia fiebte %
ifiGnfe0e til Ionnt Sermon. SeIfa.
bet, er / oisie 9oac bIet giort til
8icnitano for en- Broccs / Baltimore.
Gitanterne err &. 9. Qeuis, en-
SlGatntna al Sen. @aibinatons ao.
%iittont, Irs. 8roce See 9ortiu %
benbes Wano, aapteiu g. Ot. Ior.
tin at De Sor. StaterS Grme. Oct
fcrIpber, at Wr. Rorgan 6etaItc
$4,000 for SnbeTen, Tom ban fiebtc
al Wiis @irainia SopIor 9erpis, go.
miniitratriie | goet efter aaptcir
-Senrp Sopea 2efpis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
Sanotr0fnineen.

Sra aaIispen, Iont., meboeleS
6en 22Se 3ai, at sen Cato 800 al
De 1850 Iinoere / 2oStrpfninger
ON 2ano paa Observation-Disclosures
baboe ubisst fine eanoItpffer. Ser.
efter pil ser Eli oproabt / R9ffefsIge
$50 Waone ON 9ogcu iuotil 2titeu
oner @tnberite er eienrcmgooet. Ge,
iom life er tilItebe, raor Seres Iaone
opraabes, bar forbrubt lin Het.
8e fleite al Dem, iom bar "fileo".
err 8oIf fra De peftIige Stntcr, mango
at Dem fra Wontano iinr ira Slot
beao 6ountp 90 fra GuIiSpca. Ran-
&c al bcnt bar begpnot buaoc at bpg1e
og pIsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
6up. Johniou,ulinoe

Ten nue., prrgtigc Sogtbpgntnf
for Sc f~oinOeIigc Stiocnter PED @n
ItauuS aoolpms College | St. Better
Wtinn., iom | Snsouos inOpieoeS I'm
ser ltcre SeitioeIigbeber, itaor Der
8irfcIigbeoen iom ct imntt Winoes
mrrfc for Sen ufSsSe popuIrrc @it
pernpr, Sobn u. Sobniou.
Oct Tulotes ucmIia bopebioaeIil
guperner S;obnion, at DC iorueont
@tiblcr faiicScs tiloeie, ioct ban oer
Ell ~perionIig Seupenoelie fit Troren
Gnrneaic iii at pNc ct giordg al $50
900 til 0piereIie Of to 2oaibnanin
Ger. en- for &c munbIigc % en- for o.
fuinSelige Stlocntcr.
ct tiliuarcnoe @eIsb bIep tegue.
peo oIminSeIig Subifription. % PR.
beiSct paa a~uinoernes gpgniuq bIet
itror p~aabegpnot, oa ben trGngtc;
melt. Zen bar 92X46 6oos 8rlrro
plan % er fire Gtager bsi.
SopeotaIcrue peo SnbpieIiesieiter
par @uoerngr gberbnrt, Scr ielu el
uSaaoel ira bette GoGlcge, og Eoitol
3. q. arant, Observation-Disclosures
Vrpiioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
WYnoieheoerne uenioe.

2ar6ets Serrbnner fer ro til at
bore fomne / en- penibel StiQinQ ioi..
GcIge at en- llopereusitemmelia mel.
lem Den fe6eraIe Het og Snteritatc
Commenced commissioner.
Gotparo ". Moielep, SefrctGr for
iioitnponte, bar oarsIet Sernbane.
mpnoigbeocrne, Of commissioner az.
ter at ~ignorere sen aienocIie iom al
CONNER @roSictp % bans 6Gler
/ foreneoe StoterS Circuit Court Of
appeals bleo oigiOen / Sagen ON
16-Timers grbci0e. Sffe oIene er
set commissioners Seniigt at iptte
GienoeIien uo al 8etrogtning, men
Sen ngter at trGffe Sernbdtrrne til
anipor meO oct ionrne, ON De retter
iig efter 9omitoIcns @feisreIIe, iom
gif lio pao, of Qanerne bao6e Hct
iii at frpue mere emo 10 Simers
9ogorbeioe af fine E%elearofiiter, naor
arbeioet uofsres ! "IpIit tricfS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
Smertrulten

Zen ioafaIote Smortrnit, ser bar
fit S9oe / elgin, Sa., bier iig at
bore en- baar6 $50 at fn9ffe for Sr.
ititsbepartementet o. ser berettcs fra
8aibinstor, at oct nniees for meget
tpiliomt, ON Negieringen bill firnre
giere noget neo oeu.
90 ben Of Senotet nebiatte Spe.
ciaIfomite bespn6te line ltnoerisael'
Ter ongaaenoe gariagerne til De heic
GriIer paa 2ipsfornsoerbeoer, fom
set for 9agen, Of nosIe faa WGnb,
Tom oogIig fonimer iunmen | eloin,
praftiif toIt oiftercr Smsrpriierre
for belle 2anoet.
SuftitsSeportemertet greb ben I'M
lponine, fom Sisie Splpsniuser frem.
bso, til ufortspet at ienSe SpeeieI'
aeenter til GIgin for nrrmerc
at unoerieae Soger. Oct eau ogiao
iamtioig Sor. Staters 9iitriftsoS.
pofat / Chicago Srore til at rGffe
agenterne en- bielpiom SaanS.
Otter en- llnSerieaelie, Tom M bar
itruft ia ODER ct Siosrum pon flere
Tiger. or man enSmt life fommet til
noget aeiuItot; Der er in6imIet et
tort geoismaterieI, men oerimoo ID.
nes Ser life OF ~eriiiere nogen COP,
iom affurat posicr ior Silf9Ioet. -
SolfaIo fan sbermanlopen life eis-
res giRlSenoe unScr be i~orboanoen.
pqrenoe Smit6nSigbeoer.
Se9ortementet bar inbfalot d
itrifsaopofaten | Chicago til en Son.
ference. iom ionSt Steo / @oihius.
ton | Sorsoags. Spoo geiluiniug.
Der | Saaens anleorins blep iattet,
er life OfentligbeSen meooeIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27

DULUTH til "geitenS gittsbura",
egentIi1 fourmer til at beIebe ia til.
naor Oct engana er fuIofsrt o. / trapl
@irfiombeo.
Slonerne gicr HeSe for belle IS
@pgringer. al billie bper eneite Ell err
%anfsrt poa tit beitemte Steo. % al
buiIfe bier og en- ipiler lin beltemte
.8one / SrembriueeIier al oct irr.
htge Srooifft Tom ifaI Ieoeres. &c
iuSbefattcr galienGrf "%finiibing
Minis, Rnsopnc. grtsbinser. aofs.
opue. ~"bIoomirG min, @asberf,
Smeoic, Waifirpcrfiteo, og ct lltdI
al andre @pgninaer, buer til lit
BRIG.
@nguiuoerres aoitcroe err life an
gipct, 6a Ser enSmn ingen aniegning
err inolcueret ON @pggetianoelie. on
@Iauerne fn or ioreloate @ngnineS.
iuipeftsrcu iii @ieruemipu % @oS'
firnoeIie. iom ioreitripes / 2cceu.
anisanina err nog ~inoIcoerct ON gp9.
actilaaSelie for ire mioIertioiac 9p0.
ninger OF for eli permanent Iug'
ming. nemIig SraitouIGogct, boor'
fra set belle ifaI ortpcs. Disie ifal
anocnoc8 til llSferelicr al Oct fore
Ipbiae ar6ciSc iom oIlereoe err i9dna,
aruitanIrggct ifoI opfsrcs oeS 9reS'
bpn al Spirit cafe % er bcresnet til
$500.
Dc micIertioiac @nguirgcr or ct
SpIopsbus op aoutorer til $4,000;
ct auIrq til 6rcnrbrinaclic al 9cn'
.frctrerc iii $500; % Ell 6obrif be-
rcanct til $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
en- Jniureentieir.

Sra gluefielos, Ricaruaua, tcIe'
eroferes ben 22be Iai: ReooeIelie
err netop inblebet ON en- 9onife betp'
oeIig SER for Sniurgenterne. lln'
Ser ct Sfinmereb paa &egieringenS
Sront foretog SniuroenterneS Scpeo.
Itprfe en- Slanfebeopgelie og falbt ST
enoen / Ipggen iomtiois meb, of oen'
mes SorbinoeIfesIinie meo Muele o.
log guepas, 40 Wtil p~eitenfor Tama.
afifures.
Sienoens Eros pg Immunitions
poone meb iomt 200, 1000 Riflcr falbi
oeiao / Sniurgenternes S9nber. Selt
SniuraentbGren er MI pao Srem.
marih moo @ama, bpor Der life fore
finbes bperfen Eroniont eaer ammi,
milton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
JoroifieIp / Utah.

sra Salt Safe Gitp, lltab, meooe-
les oen 22oe Mai: gpens Sefolf.
ming ~ifrpmmeSes ieuar @sorges op
al lin SsnooaSieun al en- fort, men
ifarp og oplOiom Sororpitelie. Gen
fsltes nGrmeit iom ct it9rft Stso og
fltnoe life BABE paret ODER etpar &c.
lumber.
Sfi9Ioet bar itprft NOT til at an
rette aoifinig Sfabe paa Stentst,
SforItenspiber og gamle aoobebuIe.
RpItelien por rent Iteolig, ioet Den
f,tn fsItes | en- SmfreoS. at CO. 90
Nil.
S gperne gingbam og Garfield,
Iom ligger inbenfor benne Gaotis,
anretteoes ogiaa aoitiIig Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-27
en- Sultefur.

en- 9oftor / Nep gorf, g. u.
8aper. foretager | bisIe Gage en-
Si,ltefi,r paa iis ielp. Otter of baoe
faitet / otte 9age erfIGrebe ban |
Manoogs, at ban piitnof bopoe tabt
Is gunS | @ngt, men of ban eaerS
befonot fig nieget bebre, felte fig tier.
fere cg ioa meget beore, emo fsr ban
beepuote Saiten.
Son iooer uoenoers % oriffer me.
act ganb. San meosiper. Of BET bar
nofiaa banrSt / 9esunoeIien. og al
2usten al Mab nGiten bar for megei
for BAN. I9Iten enomi p9rre bar
oct at lutte meo at. rsee.
San beepnote Gniteu FOR at ituoere
SnoflpoeIien al Seluiuggeition paa
2esemet, Oh ban err iaa rel tiIfreSs
meo Be biotioiee IeiuItater. at han
bar beiIuttrt at forIGnge 6aiten til
so Gase iite0etiOr 80, JON oprinoe.
Zig beItemt.