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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
$4,000 DAMAGES
ASKED BY BASTIN
COR DESTRUCTION OF HIS TGLe
PHONE LINE NEAR HUBBLE
LAST YEAR

A sensational $4,000 damage suit
was filed in the Circuit Court here
,hls week by attorneys for the has
TIN Telephone Company. of Lancaster
VINO charge the East Tennessee Tele-
phone Company. the Cumberland Tele
phone Company and subsidiary com
panies with having cut down about a
miIe and a half OF the Bastin Com.
panys line near Hubble a year ago.
since then indictments have been
brought b, Boyle county grand jury
charging certain young men of Ten
nessee with aasing performed the
cutting at the instance OF the East
tennessee. competing company.
The suit Is styled the Basin Tele.
phone Company against the cumber'
land Telephone and Telegraph Com.
pany Fast Tennessee Telephone Com
pAny. Gainesboro Telephone Company
Suuthern Telegraph Association. W.
&. Moore. Leland Hume. James n.
Cox and J. H Baker.
The petition AYERS that the indi-
,.dual defendants Cox and Hume EN-
ployes OF the first named corporation
defendants procured and hired the
defendant ". e. Moore, Ernest Wal
nnser. Roland Chase, Herbert Carr
and Rudolph Shiftet to come from
Tennessee to Kentucky and with
the malicious purpose and design oil
interfering with plaintiffs. business
and its service to the public. wrongful
~. maliciously aud uniawfuily by
themselves. their aLents ana EN-
ployS cut in many places and destroy
ed in the night time, on the night OF
the 10th OF April. and the early morn
ing OF the 2lst OF April 1910 about
one and half mica OF telephone
lines and wires belonging To the plain
tit and located in I.in.o;n county
Kentucky thereby destroying plain
TINS property and destroying its ca
pacity to se.ve the pablo and to tran
saet business, and causing the plain.
t.n 10 be put to great expense in re-
Guiding It's line in said county and to
lose the profits of ITS business and
thereby interfering with aud destroy
ing its property and service to ITS
daarte and injury IN the sum OF $50,
~
The attorneys Tor the bastin Tele-
phone Company are r. II. romlnson
@, Lancaster and Robert Harding and
i,mmett Puryear. ct Danyille.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

sam h. Lutes, { Be1ttyvillc, pitch
ed a nice game for the Normals. lie
is a cousin OF the Lincoln coup'
Lutes, and played lead bail all
through, besides leading HIS team at
the bat
Stanford jumped into the lead
right off. the reel and 1T seemed that
If they could hole their opponents
il was going To be easy money.
Lutes passed Waters and DoZier neat
" sacrificed him 10 third after he
had stolen second. McCarty shot a
hot one to second and was safe at
first on a fielder's choice, Waters be
run down between third and home
Bill stole second and went to third
and in home with the first run when
Johnson let Lutes' neg to get him OFT
second go to centerneld Coleman
flew out To left field ending the in
ming and there was nothing more do
ing by our lads until the second in
ming.
The Normals tied up the score in
the second when Lutes got the first
hit for his club by lifting a pretty
single to left. lie PROMPTLY stole
second and third, as Embry delayed
so long in his wind-up that Penny
did not try to catch the runner BY a
throw 30 either base. No sooner
had he landed safely on third. than
Embry threw the next ball pitched
a couple of feet over Penny's head,
and Lutes trotted in home.
The home team won the game in
the fourth. johnson lifted nice lit.
tie pop-up to left. which hardly pull
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
physicians.

The subcommittee OF the Democrat.
ic State Executive Committee having
the matter in charge Wednesday es-
lected Louisville as headquarters for
committeeman who will look after the
State primary. Henry Lawrence Will
have charge OF the work. Congress.
inan Ollie James and J. b. McCreary.
candidates for Senator and Governor
respectively. filed official notification
OF their intention TO enter the pri-
mary, and sent checks in adv ance pay
ment on their fees.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
GEORGIA CHURCH
WANTS REV. WALKER
LOCAL CHRISTIAN PASTOR RE
CEIvES FLATTtriN. 49,.
TO SOUTH

Rev. d. NJ. Walker pastor Of the
Christian church. has received very
flattering call to the pastorate OF the
-lJIai Christian church OF valdosta.
Ga. lie will leave early next week
to look over the field here With a
view OF accepting the call. Valdosta
is a city OF about 10000 population
IN one OF the richest sections of the
.Corncracker state. and the field il
said to be very attractive one IN nd
dition to the larger salary when a
more extended field offers.
While Mr.. Walkers many friends
here would regret exceedingly 10 lose
him, many have felt for some time.
that his splendid oratorical abilities
and aggressive work in the Cause
might at any time be re questioned
10y a congregation which could otter
him more than the local church can
.anord. Mr. Walker however has not
made up his mind whether 10 acceD:
the cali or not and will not do so un.
al he has thoroughly looked over the
Held.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

Breathe Hyomei, an antiseptle air
as pure, pleasant and healing as the
pines In the Adirondaoks. Guaran-
teed by @. l.. Penny TO end the misery
OF catarrh. Complete outfit $500. Ex-
ira bottles so cents.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
Crab Orchard April II

CTaD OrCnafu April Il
Another home talent play soon.
The young people of the Baptist
church are preparing a play Brother
Josiah to be given on the q inst.
the proceeds TO be donated toward a
new carpet for the church. Let every
body come and help in the good
cause.
Mr.. Mcclure Napier and wife of
Cleeton, KY, have returned home af.
ter a several days visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Emil Geiszl has a fine boy.
Mrs. Sue Holmes from Alabama is
visiting her sister Mrs. Mack Holmes
and other relatives.
Charlie Jones of Hustonville spent
Saturday night with his parents.
Charlie is proud of the boy at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. White have a
new visitor. a boy.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
Score BY
u1lns-Stanford

\; Two base hits-McCaIty; left on
bases: Normal /, Stanford ); Struck
cut--by Lutes q; by Embry ~; base
on halls-oit Lutes 2; Off Embry | :;
Hit by pitcher Dozier; stolen bases
Josnson 3; Lutes 2; sharon. Waters,
Dozier. McCarty, Emory z, sacrifice
hits-DoZier. McCarty.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

ed Harris Coleman cut az NJ tracks,
but allowed IL 10 bounce out OF 'is
hands like rubber Johnson quickly
stole second without trouble. = X.
third baseman for the Norma's
is TO get a try-out with the E.,fT -
blue grass league team, It'd - e
away in deep center. sco~ir ~ b.
son. Embry gave K'ndr'l four "''n,
mes, and I.utes singl tc = 'e
next instsLt sco-el Jc"nsr' the
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

pound pig TO 1900 pound steer
Our merchants claim to be having
a hustling trade despite the very
bad manner in which the weather has
been acting for a week or more.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
Total

"CaywOCd out f"r bunting at third
strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24
Mining, Stock Reports, Financial.

emphasizing the easy and improved condition of monetary affairs at London. In Paris also there $ an abundance of loanable funds. aaa throughout Europe financial and in- dnstrial matters are in better forrs than for some time past This fact is. Of course. favorable to the piae ing of American securities in for eign markets. DurlIg the last two months Europe has been q liberal subscriber to our new note and bond issues. withou. which it would have been difficult if not impossible for
 American railroads to obtain the funds which they imnerativeiy re- quire to carry on contemplated in- movements and extensions.
 In general bnsiresS me outlook i7 more cheerful Trade at the West shows signs of remuneration ana the impression is gaining hat the tide las turned. Wheat and cotton are declining from thesr reeantiv ahnor- mallv high level. a factor which vill help foreign trade, stimulate business activity and aid in reudcing tbe cost of living There are siens Of oncoming activity in the steel business activity and aid in reducing eeer piaee4 durinz the nas. tva
 weeks; and now that tho raiIr~ads ore securing frnds it is nracticaifv certain that thcv wiu soon become larger huvers Of neeFed p4ieriaIe The season is also annroaching whe,s constructive work win hecin n oar 'arge cities. and fhis also win h- an imnoTtart faster in stimulating eemqad The textile trades are shnwing nore activity and as a'~- fributoTs shelves are bare of st9eks inc outiook is g0os for fn- creasing demandz. Many cotton ans woolen mills are stin runnina on short time. ba. Ire nrosre0ts a-a that they will soon be obliees to at least partially resume One of Inc very best fratgTes in ths ont- lroR is the cont'n~ed exuansien in fS-orts ard decline in iuports
 which left an ex~ess of sGfGa0.ao0 in exp7r.s in January comrared wi-a
 aolv s1o,9oo,o00 a gears ago
 These are the favor ble eior ren,s in the situation The unfavorabi5
 eatures are few, yet important enough to require wafchiug Amon- these are the Su7reme Corrt eases
 which may net be handed down ] for some weeks to come. Neverthe-
 ess inc fact that these decisions . wiA aifeit nearly 1900 holding companies, having over 5000 sUbsid- ! iaries and representing more than Slo 9oo01-000 of capital. means taat a great mass of investors will aiwat
 The efleat O fthese ail-important de-
 cisions with intense interes.. The
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24
TRADE: SHOWS 4 BETTER
 TONE:

New York The event of the week was an important change in Inc managemens of the Gould sys- lem of roads and the turning Of them ever 10 urominen. banking in-
 erests. The talk cf a contest for Missorri Pacific was unfounded for .he reason that there neg2iaat'ons have been coiug on in friendly manner for some time past T'is tran saction eliminates one morc weak spot from tho financial situ1- ton. And non- thai the Goaid pro7- erties have fallen isto eXceptionalE strong hands tho probability is fhat sn era of secons .ruction and up- building ls in store for thege li-ee
 Whct her fher vin is 10 3uldc@ toto an iude8cndaut stem or whether ehev win te ag Ted out amans other systems is not vet eiVui~ea. but 4 may Dc accented as probable .hat the new managers have import ant sians in nrosncct which win u 6mateis affect thc railroad world 'arcrahiF tn any eTenf ms oe ai removes m imrogiaut e'ewent of uncortaintv from tae market ana
 eop'1 ada to the s.abilitY of valaes io an important gr3uD og railroads
 Following fine advance of 10 aainss which has taken place since early December there was continuee realizing aud taking Of profits. This distribution Of stocks here-oIora held ln strong hands naturally weak enei the technical position. Moac5 a plentiful and outside conditions show au iT1prcy yicg teudeucy. but
 lr i1 she coatuced conservative et5uT6s of banking Interests taece iF no disposition 10 foster undue sne atiou Is expected, the Bank of Eaelan1 rate was lowered this week 70 35a per cent. this action
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24

impression gains that these com nanies have been working against the law. If this impression proves correct. 1t means @ whole sale readjastment of this mass of capital ta legal requirements. scf course. as we have often stated this coes not mean any destruction of property or loss of Eightfui earn ing capacity and if the Supreme Court shouid point the way of so- lution. as is generally expected. no seriously disastrous shock win fol- low. Nevertheless the uncertainty, hat mrst remain until the decis- ington was encouraging The eon- pediment to activity in many minds and an occasion for apprehension ro others When the results are known then we may expect re- bound as an expression oi relief
 The prompt passage of the reci- rrocity bill in the house at Wash ingtoa was encouraging The con sessions in this measure upOn either side are not very grea-. but the movement is step in the right di rection What the action of the sen ate will be it is impossible 10 do terrnine al this writing Should that body by any means fail 70 ac,. there is a strong probability that President Taft will call an extra session. This. however, the senate does net desire. and for political reasons it is not considered co I'd tactics to preeipl.ate a general re- opening of the tarin question such ss might easily happen in event Of a special session
 HENRY CLEWs
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24
DULLNESS IS STILL IN
 MARKET
CBy Frans J. Crab

,lemeer Daluth Stock Exchange }
 Tae after holiday markets were ex- ceo1insiy qpie, and dull. The New York stocks were s5agnan5 anl
 e-rceiy sHow fractionai chaaees over the close of rue aaT Cana4-sn Hacac pea le only stock on the
 Co sho3 any acriyity waateFer and outside or ths there was simply nothing doing total sales being on.s -61.00o Coglers were ta @ duR @ She New York iiat and cAle not weak are not moFing any. The
 uai.c r not ,1 ,no market and untii Jhc metal sltaation improves we need net loct Tor much changc C2ieret and Arizona and Sup Pitts are both hrm, we understand gAat at the aeee inz or lat Saturday the Increase in capitalization was increa cd 70 6s9,
 e shares and it was expected taa within a few days the fifty per cent of the superior Pitts51rg lock would pc Drlocttel tltt tloN t"NAt A7 4iAN
 icsliy ucthing to be done except change the Superior Pitmburg into Calumet and Arizona Shauuck rom ~ Co e2 vth sales at 2ll4. Anal eanatea was unchanged. Curbs are uot doire anythinE peuu holds at 55a- rua-rsd that the meeting which saoals D rc teen held la Saturday was postponed until April 10th for tbe purpose Of giving the directors longer time 10 conclude important negotiations IL is also reported that nenn VIII s=e 5sHvu over by one o- he other locai properties on a basis equal to $70e snarJ but this rumor Is without fouRfaton- American holds at 3 bid wi;h practically no stock coming ont santa Rosalia is quoted st 30 to co ccu5 with the as essment paid The balsnco Of the I7s is unchanged London Copper 55L oH 2s cd Money percent
 Sales 26l 900
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24
2 leaeo G.aat Western
By l. J orerIoekl

" '~- Ae'Htt-ff
 BOSTON Feb. 22-aancock con tinued strong in the local market to- day although 1t did not show any fuf- ther advance. profit taking by traders wbo bouaht at 20 supplying al the stock wanted N. ith Butte and Lake held ground their closing prices. The Inter tate Commerce commission re- port win be out this afternoon and Che whole market was quiet in anti ciration We look for a stronger and more active market tomorrow with q stig further advance on saturday Paine. webber < Go.
 In the curb list. Denn continues strong all offerings being ab-orbed at 5ls and k. Shattuck sold oa 10 20 on light offerings Marks- for Lhis stock is a narrow proposition Chino and Tn piration quiet, unchanged n fraction lower Warren and Saginaw unchanged in bid with esu'naatiol of demand Rosalia quoted se bid % asked for new stock. Circa;sri ;e eeiyed today show new company ac- quired property through foreclosure I proceedings. New company will re cognize old stock purcha-ed for cash from old company. A call Of 20 cenie 1 per share is due March 10th. London copper opened Is Sd lower Total sales, New Tork. 26l ,s00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24

NJW YORK. Feb 23.-T.;, a1
 attendance of graduates from acarir a score of the leading universities
 and colleges of the couutry. and the Chi Psi fraternity began it~ aevcntie.h h annual convention in this City today. with headuarters at the Hotel Assor. ElbriJge T. Gerry is presiding over the session. which will last through the remainder Of the week Outside of the ordinary routine Of business the convention will consider the mater of suir- able memorial to the late Melville
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-24
MARol esAs VISITORS

N-W ORLEANS. La, Feb. s. The advance guard of Mardi Gras carnival visitors Dpt in an appear ance ln New Orleans today and from now until the firse Of the week every arriving rain ald boat will bring it's quota of plaasure-seee- CTS to the city The nnmbor Of vis- itors this year is expected % reach rec 1rdbreakins figures. owing part iy to the aided attraction of the automobile show and speed eontesfs which vill begin -omorrJw. The carnival proper viii open '5ionaa' and sill relch its climax She rex day with arrival Of Rex and his royal retinue-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
fsra siu1tr 9ais. Wpntann

Ii bapoe Ell udlminbeIi9 ter Somrne,
beruoe, iaa Gblineen blep iu9rt Iioen
Gf Sbeoe bleb Der fin fra ~ til D gu'
ibeIs pr. Gere, at SIar fra / til 4 Su'
ibeIs, n1esens Ser al 6uure life bIep fac
nHeet. at man I'll igieu for 5eoeu Ell.
gang. gt faar BOG baabe, at ueitC
CONNER bIibcr beore. @irtereu beriiot
Far r9ret NOT iaa ben. Ui tit Sue Be,
25oe Rppember, men Ser bar life bpret
rogen G,iIbe at tale pr1 for pes 4btaurss
tioer. Gen 30te Gecertber iii Vi Iibi
mere Sne, % Nptaarsbag bar Oct iitt
netop nogen Woro at bore ube. SSdp
(8bie SAM beebnSte bet isien at inc
% bIaaie iaa bet rtetist RITTER / Suiene,
Ser | Rontaua er en- 0t9ngoe @ahes
lors, men bet or NOT irgeu Naab for BET,
tbi Senter er Der nGiteu life at ie. linz
ores rigtigt paa, bpor Oct bar blepet al
Dc Yrrrieientsrue, icm ifrsu "Setos
rabsRoIten" itbite 9inter? Naaife bar
Be mi enten "probet op" euer tnnife no
Gen al De iaatnIbte "llbpr" bar faaet fai
/ Dem.
On benIig SiIien til "0eeprabsSps
iten"s GerIorale % oeus mango qpiere,
en- 9acbelor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
ssra smin gnlen. Nsinn.

Sa ieg fit iaaSnn en- SfripefIs / Sius
erene, iau BIZ ies eieuneni 9eres rreoe
glao ienoe en- Rptaars5iIien. Seq tror
nof, at Bette bauner | ben iaa ~berp9teoe
Yapirfuro. geen herior ingen iure Ytis
her. "0ecorabs Soften" er Iiee tiGr bers
for.
aarets Gblina / 1910 bIep ~upaaIases
Zig, efteriom 5srte % CHRISTOPHER bers
icbe, ian fan bi life fIase. 9bi naar
Serren tager tit, iaa er bort intet. gi
er 10 bare SusbolNere oper Cubs 8aper
oe maa eneang sisre BAN @esnifdb osrs
for.
IA bi er M traaot pper | ct mt Gar.
Wanse iom iaa Nhtnnrsmoreeu oprinbe
Iigger bel peb aarets llbgan9 / @rauens
Sfiee.
Set gamIe Gdr brdate bel banbe Sore
ps @Irbe. Nanse nf os bar bel itaaet
peb pore 9i9res Shgeierg os meo Saas
rer iagt Dem BET iioite Sarpel, o9 leSias
get benz til fit iioite Spileiteo. Wen
Sub bore Iobct at hi bar Dam at penoe
os til.
Bill ba snife ReSafter meb fine TeSs
arbeibere og ale 9Iutets 9Giere ct 9oot
% peIiignet Nbtanr.
81 &iPrrira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
IRA gpttinsan On. y. 9.

ga ieg aIerie Ter no9et ira 8ottireail
Gounts biz iee prebe at ifripe noele Cine
ier. @il ferit iiae "@oiten" mango Sal
RabneitertpeIen, 9e itttSte mig. Set
er en- prGetie Sin3, Tom ale 6utoe babe.
Seq bar M boIot "Secorab Soften" / 20
snr % 6ar babt mango andre for'tiedigs
@lace, men ieg bar funoet no. at "9ecos
rab Yoiten" er Bet beoite gIab og life al
forolemme "@eb Grnen". Oct ube Gar
err tommen meS mceen Sne 90 9uIoe,
iaa set er life soot at p9re NGie uaar
man ititfer ben no %isienrem 3sren. 0ter
pi boiler os inoe Set meite al Sibeu. Sa
oi Ieber / Sfosen, Saa ri life bebeoer at
bore ban9e for at IRsge | Sbnen.
@itenen ben 3Sie Sarrar fit bi en-
Storm ira nurbbelt meb en- 6urt al 90
Wil / Siuten. Set bar mango, iort blep
noe ben Nat. 9a BET bar tint Geir ON
9agen, bar set mango, Tom bar ube os
fisrte oa mnatte bIioe noe til nRite Sag.
gn Ueuno beo Ndnn Nslot SorgerIen,
nGr @iaotu Cafe | Holette 60, omtofn
| SneItormen. San bar poa Siembeien
ira gpen 9unieit. Soab Aplineer ans
saar, ioa bIen BEN. bra Der | Snrtle
Ytountain, men poa Hr9rien bleb bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
isrn Sarblna Go, z. Nuf.

9i9re "SecordbsV ollen"l Sai for
set oamle War og til Suite meb 1911.
Seg ian lille boISe noeen Sale for big;
mob Rabpiolfenes Cpergreb. Cgi crime
IfuIos bnpt ben MI | grOsn al adrbanores
bets icrite Setaoe. 2aS mig ie. ieg bar
rift life Ifrepet til tig fiber ben tore Be-
attended for mart TO War iibcr, su
Butte Gountp bellies | me. Sdoieees bar
hi III Quite, Sarbin8 o8 Veriiiis 90.
llniunsppIssninaen Of bette @ountn Gil
for iig ucen nopen iterrc SorbiiIineer.
lfient Striben a Ifarp, ian I1uge Den
itoo paa. BoIfet Der | Sareing 90.
firmpcbe iioite Seit en- i~ortoiIet aantp
nieo abelet, 5. b. I. Sorainritertte, for
at foa SprbeIop. Set Ibt!eOes BOG life
at faa ben. Set er Iasta iom raar. Va
@utten c9nsoe &nttn. apr8fpriterne
Iiboer inbe mes gmbeberne os a~apiialen.
Sorepriat poloer abelen SgrercIie Der
Tiitrittet. Sc unge aoelsmGnb holoer
iie life IGnscr ubcIufenSe til i'm esne
alasie pee @aleet al 8rio. Stuneom
faitsr Sc fine Zine pnd en- alninoeIi8
Rarmers euer SoncitenSiente. Naar De
paa Seiterpaaen tpmmer fnrenbe cfter
%rGrien mcb gpISne Sporcr, % i%lteoen'
for SieIm Sen bree5rRmmeoe 6iltbdt
liant Qommetertl9ber rlnbt Salien, ba
er be aIoeles bebaarenSe. Ser ntangler
life anoet | ben u~irteIise Ribocr eno
2anien % Sfiolbet. glen bet bebspes
seller life til at iubtage 6iertets 6Glts
ming hos Ell Sdrnerpige. Ge iort life
Iifer bette er YeberiperSene. sgrgerliee
eoar Be omiring % iutier. Nen | tit
i.iue Sinb psnier DC pna SGpu. Set
bar NOT tert ber cgida liolte Sontmer.
Set fan life eoot ueeteS. Sericn bIep ina
| intenS, at iomme bcapuSte at BIZ rent
bdnee. @en tiItroos for Ssrieu ps ans
IRE 9eibGrIis6eber, iom N~bbp8serfoIf
naa fi9mbe mco, gear Dog ben dlninoes
li9e @elitdnS ieont iremao Site iamre
oper 5srten. Gar life feIc Rorbpeiten
biemis9t al Serfe iioise CONNER? 5oIs
tets dImere gefinn;rSe er iuI0t al Yis
9sr. Oetie Slar bill mart gIeuimes, %
til Saeren taees fat nteb fornpet Strait.
for Sarbing Go. CT Sunobeoers 9auo,
ON set life enbnu er @eIitanoens. 8i
fan ii8e n,eb 1reiten: Set err iieIoen
SoIf osr Der / Salem. S~rrihgsipage,
@igtbriibne og SrGbIineer, iom fomrmer
b~ertiI, bIir f~oroetneite bra i9ien. Serfor
Ear BET ogiaa prret pnataIe at bbgge ct
Sanatorilm mibt paa Soppcn al 2oSse
Sole, til ipecieI gebaubIin8 al Oisie
Sp9oomme.
guSel SomeiteaNcre bar prooet op ut
9ano o9 reiit til GanaOa; men ie8 tror,
De anerer PAD Senre Peorift; for ea'
naba iial bore ct tough Gointrp".
Rire beoite Euifcr ON ct goSt g'pt'
aar % en- perIis Silien til "Soiten" %
Seus mango Spiere.
5ortiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

ebig Nro on Gle. liubertepreSe RoI life
- % bill life - i%ritiisre fine pdnSss
mrno. fprsi Sc or liberrie bpis be er
bIerne het 90 Gperbepisnimens Wei.
@ten Ban BAR en- iuisenne Ristonic ON,
al Raicritetcn al Be liberuIe EfuuSinas
her er meS | "Groipbeu" FOR Napret 90
T6naSens 5ibIb. Set CT en- uofiaa Lois
erIis Dtunee at M itnI grnmrler en-
Rane euer fIere R9nS al en- 8eeierins.
icrSi Be bar beipem,net fig til of eisrt
TN Yliet ell eler Gere Sarge.
@eS andre Oh: "Sorni 9arSen pdr
iaa IniI al ban eicr0e buao ban uar
iubiut o. tetuIt at SoIfst for at eisrc, iad
itaI % mod pi iette Den gaauS ius ieier
for Den n9ife Gpgnpe = enteu ban pass
Ter for Den eler eli: 9o9, hi peo. at nRs
ten aIt 5uI er brrebort | VoIitifeu.
Set iliIoe p9re e~nitelist ON ons
QnrSsmGns ser fpntmer til 9annoa for
at bcirtte iio piIoe slsre TO imna men
betpbuinesfuIbe Sieneiter imoo iie left
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