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The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

B. J. Gordon and wife left We'd nesday for Hope where they will reside in the future. We recom- mend these good people to the citizens of Hope and wish them prosperity in their new home.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

The Santa Fe railway has new locomotive which weighs with the tender 425 tons and is capable of pulling 2OOO tons weight over long. heavy grades. This engine is tZ5.OOO pounds heavier than any other locomotive made to date.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10
(To BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

A burned bridge near Halle, La. on the Little Rock & Monroe branch of the Iron Mountain caused a transfer of passengers Tuesday and the regular train had to back from the scence of the accident to Felsenthal before going to Farmer vile.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Judge E. o. Mahony was down from Fl Dorado on business. He is still crippled from the broken ankle he sustained on March 2o. when he was thrown from a buggy to which was attached a runaway team.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Misses Molsie Jones of Fl Dora do and Diamond Gaughan of Juno ton City were the guests of Mrs. T. B. Weaver the first of this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

B. w, Walker left Sunday for Lewisyille to attend the wedding of his sister-in-law. Miss Sadie Nash, which occurred on Wednes- day. He will be accompanied home by his wife who has been wis ting there several weeks.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

The grave Of the only revolution ary soldier in the State of Arkan- sas is about four miles from Fl Dorado in the Shady Grove ceme- terV.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

James Gibson arrived home Tuesday afternoon from Fayette- vile where he attended the State University the past term.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10
ciAPTE is VII.
Masks and Eacas-

Like many wiser and a CT man. Amber was able rron occasion to change his pind without enterta fig serious misg.vings as 10 his sta. bility of nu~rose Therefore, on sec ond tiorgh'. he elected 10 'na. nev IGdiawards via the suz canal rather than by the western route Rutton S
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Superintendent Pitcook of the state penitentiary in a recent re- port stated that the state now has o4Z conyicts, 500 of whom are on the state farm and 50 in the walls of the penitentiary. The rest be- ing leased out.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

D. M. Saunders & Son of Payne have gone into Bankruptcy and their stock of general merchandise will be sold by w. M. Van Hook, the receiver, on June Is.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Byrl Cromwell has gone to D
 Witt to take charge of a pumping station on a large rice farm. His position at c c. Bells is now oe- cupied by Leon Jones of Bastrop. an experinced soda fountain man.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Miss Carrie I1arrell left Tuesday morning for Tennessee and Mis- sissippi where she will spend her summer vacation.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Cashier c. H. Murphy of El Do rado was here Tuesday looking af- ter the new building to be occupied by the First National Bank of Hut tig, of which he is president.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Eugene Crockett has accepted position in the grocery department of the Union Saw Mill company store for the summer.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Agent D. A. Keasler and family left Sunday morning for Hot Springs where they will remain a week or so for Mir. KeasIer's health. They will visit with his relatives at Campbell, Texas, also before re turning to Huttg
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Mrs. M. A. Rushing of Chidester is the guest of her son, Rev. J. R. Rushing. and wife this week. Mrs. Rushing is 83 years of age but quite active.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

s. Strobridge and wife left Tues day for Boyne City, Mich, to make their home. Mr. Strobfidge has been the engineer for the Wiscon- sin Lumber company since they have been in operation here.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

c. c. Bell recently disposed of some of his Texas real estate holdings for a. handsome figure.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Russell Moore was here from Nashville this week visiting his brother. W. H.. and sister, Mrs. W II. Lee.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Miss Leila Mellor of Fl Dorado was the guest of Mrs. F. o. Maho ny this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

E. L. Adams and wife of Camp No. l are visiting with relatives at Nashville this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

A. S. Rushing was down from Fl Dorado the first of the week visit ing his brother, Rev J. K.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Misses Eloise Chew and Ola Nel ns were down from Fl Dorado Wednesday.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Mrs. Nora Whetstone of Monroe was the guest of her aunt. Mrs. L. HIilliard, the first of this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Mrs. H. D. Bowers of Texarkana was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R E. Rowland this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

M. B. Waller of Ensmore, Mo. is in Huttig visiting his son. c. c. and family.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Misses Patsy Barnes and Erma Fenton of Farmerville were the guests of Mrs. W H. Lee this week
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Mrs. J. A. Rowland of Fl Dorado was here this week visiting Mrs. R. E. Rowland.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

J.R. Works of Alexaodria is here the guest of his brother, WA. Works.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Fred Dupois of Dallas. Texas. was here the first Of the week wis ting his brother. Ike.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10
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The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Dr. R. E. Rowland was at Tex arkana on business this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

Doggott disappeared to prepare a meal, but within five minutes a gun shot sounded startlingly near at hand. The Virginian's appearance at the door was coincident with a c'ear hail of "Aho cy, tsAberl l9-unmistakably Quein's 5ice, raised at distance of not over 200 yards.
 Amber's answering cry quavered with joy. And with a bear-like rush Quain topped the nearest dune, dropped down into the hollow, and was upon him.
 By the Lord Harry" he cried, al- most embracing Amber In his excite inent and relief; "Fd almost given you up for good and all!"
 And I you" said Amber. watching curiously and somewhat distrustfully a second man follow Quain into the vale. Who's that?" he demanded.
 "Cnly Antone We've him to thank He remembered this old camp here I'd completely forgotten it-and was sure you'd taken refuge in 1t. Come inside" He dra gg Amber in, the Portuguese following. Let's have a lcok at you by the light Lord! you seem to be pretty comfortable and I've bsen worrying myself sick for fear you" He swept the room with an approving glance which passed over Doggott and became transfxed as 1t rested upon the hammock-bed with it's burden; and his jaw fell. Whats this? Whats this?" He swung uron Amber. appraising with relentless eyes the havoc his nights experience had wrought uron the man. You look like hell." he ex- ploded Whats up here? Eh?"
 Amber turned to Doggott ''f ke
The Huttig news., 1911-06-10

One of the most enjoyable and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
Spirits Now Nears The
Dollar Mark
Last Call Thursday Found the
Commodity Selling at 81
Cents.

Savannah, Ca, March 16.-The
dream of dollar turpentine is about
to be realized.
Only three cents now remains
between the actual price and the
dream. The last call today found
the commodity selling at 81 cents,
net gain of 2 cents per gallon on
the outside of two prices, the market
being firm at 81 cents on sales of
1926 casks, 50 of which sold at So IL
and SO casks at 81 cents. There
was considerable fluctuations in
price during the last hours on the
floor of the exchange, and operators
are confident that the dollar mark
will be reached.
The enormous jump in values is
said to be due to the constantly in
creasing demand coupled with the
gra> ua ~ lessening production.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Atlant a, Ca, March 16.-That the
farmers of Georgia are taking hold
of the teachings of the scientists of
the State Agricultural College and
are preparing for a season of great
activity is indicated by figures as
to the fertilizer movement in the
state just compiled by the freight
traffic department of the Southern
Railway Company for the period
extending from January 1st to Feb
ruary 21st of this year in compari-
son with the same period in 1910.
Statistics from the fifteen princi-
pal points on the lines of the
Southern in Georgia show that in
the period named this year there
have been shipped to Georgia points
35,712 tons of commercial fertilizers
as against 25,6O7 tons for the same
period of 1910, an increase of 1O,105
tons or practically forty percent.
By agricultural experts this is
REGARDED as a most favorable indi-
cation. 1t is believed that this in
crease in the use of commercial
fertilizers is due to the determina-
ton of the farmers of Georgia to
secure a larger yield per acre more
than to any general increase in the
acres under cultivation.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
The Truth About 1t.

Prof. Ivy Rountree of the Ocilla
High School Faculty takes except
ion to the account published in
this paper of the accident to Capt.
Jarret's little girl, and says that the
account did them a great injustice
He says; "On reaching Fitzgerald
Broughton drove us to the Aldine
Hotel and waited until we dressed
The two carriages then proceeded
to the ball park together. | was in
the carriage Brou9htOn drove
Broughton was at the park when
we began playing and when we
quit Directly after the game,
Br0ughton took a load Of the boys
and left for Ocilla. We heard Of
the child being run over before
Broughton left the park with the
boys, but his name was not con-
nected with it.
IF On going to the park, any
child had been run over, | would
have seen it. If we had not, surely
the boys behind us would. In no
place, while the boys were in. the
carriages, were the streets crowded
nor did we at any time run upon
the sidewalk If Broughton ran
over the child he was alone and
did it while we were engaged in
the game. The statement that
Br0ughtOn was driving to the bali
ground with a load Of the boys and |
ran over the child is inconsistent
We heard of the occurrence before
one of us left the park after the
game. | feel that the account |
does us a great injustice"
For the information of Prof. Ivy
and the public we will state that
the child was sitting on the side
walk in front of j. H. Quinns resi-
dence at about $40 o'clock, and |
just before the close of the game,
when Viii BroughtOn driving a |
grey and a bay horse to a surrey
with at least one other boy in the |
surrey with him drove deliberately
and if not maliciously, at least
carlessly over the little girl result
ing miraculously close to her death,
certainly horribly bruising and
wounding her. The little girl is
improving but her mother has been
in bed, and is yet seriously i'll from
the shock at witnessing the acct
dent. Mr.. Harry Sword and wife, |
James Barrentine, W. N. Mangum, |
and others witnessed the accident, |
and at least one of them informed |
Broughton before he left the ball |
ground.
We do not know Broughton and |
would not prosecute him, our pur-
pose has been to give the truth of |
the matter, and our first account |
and this will be found to be correct.
Our guess is that the young man
had become thirsty and left the
ball game long enough to drive to
E. Pine St. to find something near
refreshing" and became nearly |
careless while hurrying back to the
ball ground. /.
Broughton will probably stand |
commital trial before Judge Drew
w. Paulk next Thursday. Capt |
Jarret has employed Elkins and |
Wall TO prosecute the case.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
OATS O. X. IN WILCOX
The Fitzgerald Enterprise says:

The Fitzgerald Enterprise says
The traveller the finds the disappointing The
evidently below the average and the small yet
conditions Wilcox county Our crop
and believe from observation that the acreage
inceased-Rochelle New Era
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

nothing Importance Fitzgerald the road meet
ing II o'clock Tuesday, which the officials and leading
eight great counties will participate
So important the proposed automobile hghroad
Florida CanadaWhat called The AanaJaCsonVe
Highway than half the of South Georgia moving
the road
The PerrWayCross has advantage If we fail it
will virtually acknowledging haven't the ability enterprise
who labor the disadvantage the long and indirect
country land nearly well
for building sanday have build
We fail be explicit, let them
beat When the be ready for Them and
prepared to show them good roads
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Work wealth. work money in notion work pays
the vital prosperity that nation whose people
poor poor proportion the number that work and
the time they greatest earthly blessings people
is to give honest enumeratve work-Mayesvie News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE

The very danger fire. and the
OF forest fires The danger greatly increased when the March winds
up Even slight caressness of fire would be
rash almost criminal
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Subscribers requested to promptly notify the bust
ness office of late delivery failure to porch
es or failure deliver with absolute regularity on the part
of the carriers Such notification is the only source OF
knowing of the existence of any cause for complaint and
we we will appreciate it accordingly.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Mercer says he will the flying machines they do
not fly We would Mercer the machines as to
see them fly therefore will be thee-Cofee County News
We invite the flying match eating bee We will
either have aviation maicaion
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Vadosta and WaycroSs failed the flying business tltz
gerald says will their efforts When Mercer
machines will he have gasoline stomach?The Coffee
County News.
going do things here the Fitzgerald which spell
success In this flying and plenty of it
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

the Enterprise has agreed eat the air ships they
do not fly here next week. the air ships
chew the off several aviatOrs.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

An optms who used to buy Louisiana State Lottery
figure how he going to invest the
100000 capital prize he going win The pemist the fellow
enough do this and but worried
death lest he perish the after Between these two extremes are
millions of sensible
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Keep mind reader that the Enterprise agn the money
We publishing today another column suggested OF
remedy Read it. and help the fight for the poor devil who
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
Waycross, Ga, Mar. iii.

Enterprise
Fitzgerald Ga
Bes Aviator Fred Ellis of New York made successful flights here
this morning of his bpane and peases immense
crowds Wayco people Made flights in spite of strong Winds
FoRr ANDREWS
Secy Board of Trade
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Mr. Berger making good Wayco and his airships will fly
n Fitzgerald week
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18
SATURDAY. MARCH IS, 1911.
WaycrOss, Ca, March I'LL.

Waycross Gar March I'LL
] E Turner President Chamber Commerce,
Fitzgerald, Ca
Berger made successful flight today Wind too nigh
this afternoon will think he has successful aviator nov"
JOHN M. Cox Mayor
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

Everybody coming Fitzgerald week They will be here
Tuesday WEDNESDAY Thursday and right Many of them will see
their first flying machine
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

With turpentne nearly dollar gallon and the prices OF
lumber soaring the lands of South Georgia
may yet be gold mines
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-03-18

reader you possibly have flying machine ali
ship acceptance Fitzgerald week and EN- fly
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

bert bar en- uitprIig 8rabat og en- me-
get uififfelis @ut. Gan fanoi paa
iaa mango SpiIopper, at Sereren II!
Hut table acknowledgement og gau
ban en- eftertrpffeIis aiitroffelie.
Seq aflosbe oeueana ct bsitine-
Itet 2sfte ON, at oct ifuloe Carroll
fpmme til at ioie for" fortalte Wr.
Gilbert, men ies bar bibtil life bapt
nosen anIeonins til at inofri bet
Sbag beiIutteoe ieg enoeIie at tage
mig en- 5rioae os eiere en- Sur II!
9es Noines for at julie op 8uperne.
rem. Wen iaa fom ieg poa 8eien til
at ififte Wening," fsieoe ban til. og
imileoe poliif til @uoernsren, iom
beipareoe SmiIet paa ian1me Waabe.
Sg iaa bIep Gilbert brast tiIrette !
en- al De itore armitole, og iaa fit o.
tc gamle 8ienoinger fig en- lang gos'
liar iammen ON Zoe gooe gamle
Sage", ba Superneren Dor Sfple.
meter oe Gilbert fit Rrpgl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
2Gbleovrfnineen

Sra Billings, Mont., mebbeles Der
16be os.: st goot 9epis for, nj
sGbIer life alene fdn bprfes mel
SeIb / eitlige Wontana, men at Der
fra ct fommercielt Stanbpunft. feet Ell
ilore Eenge at tiene paa oenne Sn.
huitri, afgiuer g. SO. SamfinS sgble'
bape en- Wils 8ei peItenfor 9pen.
boor man fortioen CT beifi9ftigei
meo Snobsitnineen. SrGerne er lao
operIPsieoe meb Sruet of mo bar
maattet i9tte Stetter unber Dem, for.
df 9rencne life ifal fnGffes UNDER
Gegten.
De itsrite at Sr9erne planteoes
for otte slar iioen, % De giper iaar ct
uobptte al 20 8asier pr. Gre. War-
feospriien er 50 pr. 8asie. 9rutto.
inbt9gten al De 3 acre, iom ubgjsr
bans 9@blebupe, bill iaar anbrage til
ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
YefjcnOtgjprefe.

9ecorab arcbs al ben Soreneoe
Strife afboIoer lit Ssitmsbe | Warion
Wenigbeb, Nait. Irpeiens' 8alo, ira
26be til 2Soe Sept. 1911. Meoet
begpnber Sirsbog Den 26oe ST.. 1890
meo @uostienelte og altergang.
Samtoleemret, Ilterens Sofromen.
te, inoIebes al Yaitor 9urietb. go
itpr Shmiot bill boloe M~isiionspr9-
bifcn unber Webet. 8rebienS We.
nigbeber ienber Ell eaer TO 0elegater.
Silreiienoe fra HorO og 8eit saar til
goitpiae oe De, iom maa reiie ON
Hortb' Wtc8regor eaar til ct. Slaf.
8ao besge bisie Steoer bill SfpO2'
mebe Wanbog foruo ueo SogeneS
anfomit. Spget anfommer til Yoit-
bile fra geit peb 2 Chen gfterm. OF
til ct. Old ira Rprtb Wte@regor
1870 Sorm. 9elegater % andre,
lom snifer at operppre Wsbet, beoes
melbe bette iumt til bpilfen al De
u9pnte to Stationer De enifer at gaa
ii! Yoitor Irpeien, ct. OLAF, Sopa,
inben 22be september.
Sacob Sieloe, SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
Stepnine
for 6uperncran.

en- Stpnning ON at fremmpbe ion,
Sibne peo De afbsringer, Tom al
Staten Winneiotas 8ontroIfomntis.
lion er iat igattg / @nlebning Sogen
MOB S. ". @bittier, 9eitprer for
Si9ningsifoIen / Heb 8ing, isetes i
Wanbags forelagt 8uuernsr Cher.
bart. 8upernsren bar frapRrenoe
ira 9pen, bporfor Stppnin9en efter.
lobes hos bans &ontorbef, Irhie
Saps.
Senne afoentebe imiolertio tfft
@ltpern6renS SilbagefpmIt, men
ienote Stepningen meo omgaaenot
Roit tilbage til aontrolfommisiio'
mems Sormanb .. 80. &insbabl mel
ben Taaifrift, at ban ipntes oct pol
Ell ganife merfelig 6remgangsmaaoe
commissioner bapbe tiuaot Jig lige'
o~perfor Statens 9iiperner, iaomegei
mer iom @llperneren 1apoe erfl9rel
Jig pilig til at msbe frem, nhariom'
BELT ban lit en- gnmobning oeroul,
Oct iremsnor at StGoningen pa,
blepet uof9rbiset % afienot uoen De
republifanife Weolem al &ommisiio'
ren 6. s. Spenoions 8ioertbe Of
Samtptfe.
@n Sfripelie err ienere mootage
fra commissioners 6ormano, bpor
erflRres, at Stapuinsen par bIeoe
uofaroieet paa anmoonins af Wr
8bittiers Sagfsrero % at niger
Sornrrmelie moo 9%upernsren pa'
tiliigtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
@mtcbrDamp.

Sobn Sobnion % Snitrn Innt
ieirese oeress @ulobrpaup | Gresco
Soma, Den 15oe SuIi. Oct bar %
80 gar iioen DC blep 9gtepieoe a
Eaitor q. Brandt | Scanoinapia
isis. st tort Mntal at beres 8enne;
fra nar og fern o~perraifeoe Dem oe
bragte me6 fig runoelig baaoe a
Mao % Cub. Baitor 2aur. Carrier
bolbt charlottesville og o%perroftt
9ruoeparret en- paffer Eengegaue
Sub.
glanot Ianspeis 8eiienbe fan n9p'
mes Geter auitao, Suitru % Satter
Mrs. Sbaw meo Ssu fra Gnoerlin,
g. O., Wrs. 2aneelano, oeyes Eleie.
batter fra &otbiap, Wtinn., Mrs.
Sperion % Dotter Ninnie fra Sor.
monp, Wrs. 2pien fra Seiper, Sobn
gaeitao % SuItru ira 9ecorab os
9erer @inberion og Samilie fra
&ibgetpap.
Sobnion og Suitrn er ira Surnm
! @albers, ban ira Soblien og bun
ira gferen. De fom oper fra &orge
Sommeren 1861 og blep gifte mart
efter anfomiten. De tilbragte nogle
Mar / norbre @isconiin meb Sfog.
bugit og SsmmerflsOnins. Smfring
1868 boiotte De iig pua en- Sarm /
norbpeitre Sigrne al @inneibeif 60,
So. Otter 81 Gors Sorleb be-
gpnbte De Sorretning / Gresco, Sa.,
iommen meb gnOrep Sobnion og
HaifeI Sbompion; ienere alene. S
1904 traf De fig tilbuge int Sorret.
nin9en. Sobnion og Suitrll bar Doe.
ret en- goo Ststte for Gresco Me-
nigbeO. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

pentes at funne aabnes inoen Wtio'
ten al n9Ite Maaneb.
grcorene Ben % @bus. Warif
tiltrGoer Srebag oenne llse Ell 8eiiC
til Haciiicfpiten, bppr De | gpen wte'
toIius. @aib., bar Ell @anfforretning
De bill oeiaa itanie | 0ortb gafima
iamrme Gtat, bpor Ben Warib bar Ell
5rugtfarm. Sra Metolius agtel
8rsorene at tage en- gutomobiltnr
til norbIige California, bporfra Ben
oper Salt 2afc Gitp bill penoe TIL
baae til 9ecorab, meoens 6barIep ag'
ter at IIaa fla tiIro / Metolius.
gorabilb Sanions 9egrapelie
icregif 3irsbag Gftermiooag unocr
flor 9eItage!ie fra Secorab Wenig'
beds Strife. Den egeutlige &igtale
boIbteS al afbpoes Spoger, Faltor
g. g. 9anieIien af Sort Dodge, ioet
Mfbeoe aIlereoe for flere Woaneoer
,iioen babe beot BAN tale peo ben'
bes goure oper 2. &or. IL, 8. Wte-
nigbeoens 9reit 1ait. Sdmiot, talte
/ BET engeIife Sproe. Soriioen Gang
al airfeforet blep Der al Wtiis Selen
SjerIeib iunget en- Colo. 8ii9ttelien
ianot Steb pao Den norife @raolnno,
bpor to al afosoes Ssifenbe aaereoe
Dpiler.
GaItor s. 9. Sustoeot fom
Sirsoag tilbage ira fin &eiie til geIt'
fplten. San reiite bibuo oper ben
noroIiee 8nte og fom tilbage oper
Den ipoIise. S Sort Ingeles, @aib,
traf ban lin Son Olaf, Der er @ari.
neleitnant omboro poa arigs'fibet
"girginia", % tilbragte ire Gage
iammen meo bam. San bapoe unoer
fit SpboIo Der osiaa I~nleoning til at
le fig gobt ON paa Sfibet % iptte
fla inc / 2ipet bIanbt Sfiicererne. S
Seattle traf ban iammen meo CUTLER
College 9ano, liseiom ban paa llo'
tlren / Spofane tilbragte nogle 81.
mer | SeIifab meo ben oerpGrenoe
"0ecorab- Goloni", Der blanot fine
Ieolemmer teller Soiepb Sopper.
itao, 8rotning, Seisberg o. q. 5
Soflano, Gal., beisate ban fin Ssn,
Gaitor g. 9. Sustpeot, % meote
bIanot andre fienote ogiaa EaItor
@elslim oe Benjamin @iit, iom /
CONNER bar Itiberet peo California
StatSunioeriitet | 9erfelep. Naltos
rem baobe Ell belt igiennem bebage-
Zig % interesiant Reiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

Meniabeo / iaa lang 9ib, at ban
meo Suerbepisnins bare bapoe oct
beoite at iise ON bper af Dem. Der
bar goo "gonitet" / Wenisbeoerne,
oct bauoe De ofte nof piit. @en bette
par iaaianot ogiaa 9iIfGIbe meo
Ereiten.
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ie og trofaite arbeibe / ale oisie
Mar.
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Stiib be tiIIteoepprenbe at ipnge
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ter ban Ipite 8eliigneIien oper Sor.
iamlingen.
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@i9Iter itaniebe, ooer ! Breitegaaroen
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