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The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
OF
KIDDIES IN
SANITAR|UM
CoOney TraverS Is Taken to Pueblo
for II ieatment-Iiad Eventful
Career in the West

Cooney Travers, who has been
suffering from hallucinations for
the last few weeks. was taken to
Pueblo Sunday, where he will be a
patient at Works sanitarium.
Cooney, who is the son of an Indian
chief has had an eventful career
and it is SAID of him that he has
never betrayed a trust.
For years cowboy and later a
government scout he has had thrill
ling experiences. At one time he
was chosen by the state of Wyom-
ing to carry the sum of $4,000 to
bank in Salt Lake City. making
the trip in safety on horseback.
Since coming to Greeley he has
been in the employ of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Gale and has been known
about town as the children's friend,
Always kind and gentle he gathered
them about him and superintended
their play.
His first hallucination was that
he must secure money to buy chew
| ing gum for all the school children
of the town After being kept il
/ the Greeley hospital for a shor
time he was released as he wa:
thought to be harmless. Later h'
has imagined that enemies were al
ter him and they must he killed
He feared that unscrupulous per
sons wee securing his money. tn,
savings OF years, and, although no
committed by court Cooney wal
persuaded to go to the sanitarium
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
"nELLo, we're MARRIED"
EATON GIRL PHONES DAD

+ Eaton. March IS. -"Hello !.
+ Dad. we're married." was the ;.
+ startling message received by :.
+ Walter Baldridge yesterday :.
= from his II year old daugh- ::
+ ter, Hazel. from Denver. !;
:: well, be sure to get home !,
+ In time for school tomorrow. :.
+ replied the father and the :.
!. bride probably will continue ::
+ her studies as junior in the !.
!. high school for time !:
+ Without saying word to :.
+ their friends Bud" Farr. 10 ::
+ year old son Of w. j. Farr. and !:
+ Miss Baldridge quietly slipped !;
I. away to Denver where they :.
+ were married. 1t is said that :.
+ the parents Of both young peo- :.
+ pie are agreeable to the we'd =.
+ ding but wanted the couple to !.
!. wait until they were older. !.
!. + + = 1" !. \ !. - = !. !. :. :. !;
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
WILL GIVE TREATMENT
FOR DOG BITE At HOME

= Windsor. March 1S. For :
= the first time in Weld county
:. the Pasteur treatment to pre-
= vent Ill effects from the bite of :
= dog will be administered at
= the home of the patient. The :
= case is that of Emily. the IL :
= year old daughter of ID. B. Aus
= tin, living near here.
= A few days ago the child
= was bitten by dog, the animal :
:. afterwards showing symptoms
= of rabies. Instead of remov-
:: ing the little girl to an institu-
=: ton for treatment it will be
:. administered at her home once
:: each day. DR.. l.. f. Bartz will
- secure the serum from the
= Pasteur institute at Philadel-
= phia and administer it to the
= patient.
:: The dog is being kept under
:: observation by ID. F. Knapp at
:. Fort Collins.
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
SHEEP TRAIN
IN BIG STORM

w. A Miner. a prominent old
time sheep feeder OF Greeley, Colo
arrived at South Omaha with foIr
cars of lambs. He reports ter
rife storm further west. AT one
time" Mr.. Miner said, Il was ord
cred to unload as the railroad peo-
pie did not think it would be pos
sible to get the train through. But
we might as well have cut the
throats of the animals as try to un-
load them The shelters where we
would have had to carry the sheep,
were entirely covered up with snow.
sc that it was impossible to get near
them. Later, however, additional
engines were obtained and the train
was pulled through two hours with
in the time limit. journal Stock
man
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
[ub at the State Teachers
Eolege Holds Annual "High Jinks'

/ u" the real auction
IN the forenoon, the sale
lot express packages at
'''eht of the Art club of
'o''ese Saturday night
WIS oil merriment and a
/ raised for the student
r was was a scream from be-
In '',ilsh '. The packages
u sorts of plunder, from
'rat s was knocked down
ohyder, to the gold
Mrapped and labelled,
"'vaaed on Miss Tobey
4, rareels were carefully
w. their contents could
h. 0Seu. Purchasers were
kw open their purchases
6~b,i oi the audience, and
H. was generally the
lady bid in an old
H. 4, d full sized pair of
kato pocket stuffed full
n sa, money. A really
AilarY 'or 80 cents. The
90 looking package
kpar and contained n
Sta,leaat eate advertisements.
became the proud
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
|cOLORADO''
ON

March 1s.-Miss WinOna
kretary of the Y. p. B. OF
arrived in LaSalle today
bid a conference with dis
kary, Miss Esther Ellis. of
III. U. and with Mrs. Lena
Strict president OF the
j. at the home OF the lat
following a dinner to be
)rs. reattie to her tonight.
Aw Mrs. Rose DaviesOn,
fganizer for the w. C.. T.
with Mrs. Beattie and the
Miss Ellis will hold an in
difference. Both Mrs.
and Miss Jewell are in
in the interest of
brado Campaign" now on.
II represents the Young
fanch of the W. C. T. U.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
GREELEY COMPANY GETS
BIG CONCRETE CONTRACT

The Engineers Construction COM
pany of Greeley has been awarded q
contract for the concrete work on
some construction work being done
by the Conrad Land and Water COM
pany at Valer. Mont The work
will take years time. l. 1. Stuk-
ey and Claud H. Clark leave today
for Valeir to superintend the work
The company is composed of the fol-
lowing Greeley men: f. f. Baker,
II. NJ Thompson, Claud H. Clar.,
l. I. Stukey, John R. Wortham and
C C. Washington.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

C. A. Glossner. "a Ontario St.. ".
Y, has recovered from a long and
severe attack of kidney trouble, his
cure being due to Foley Kidney
Pills After detailing his case. he
says: Il am only sorry l did not
learn sooner of Foley Kidney Pills
In few days time my backache
completely left me and | felt great
ly improved. My kidneys become
stronger. dizzy spells left me and l
was no longer annoyed at night. l
feel 100 per cent better since using
Foley Kidney Pills" Tonic in ac-
tion, quick in results. Try them.
Gilbert Bros three stores, Park
Place, Opera House Blk, Sterling
Building.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
IS PUT
! TICKET.
| At EVANS
ruEMsELEs TO REGU'
E.lnoNs If PEOPLE
|.~p THEM-HIGH LII
|,lp on TIGHT

u,rch 1S.-Pbdgtng
most unique plat
.tinr AZ saloons in TINS
ld1nsl Rslfour was put up for
Thomas Miles, Jonn
u.nry Behrens for trus-
cit,zens' ticket Saturday
o..,, o.enresents the high H.
an mar uarty of Evans. the
oa oa held in the town han
y Thomas Tregoning acted
:. of the meeting ana
smith ss as secretary.
,he candidates maoe
(.sarding ard their attitude on
eensstion and each signed
lttjng forth strict regula-
y saloon should 1t be re-
in Evans by a vote at
,Oal al election on April 2.
,he features of this plat
that the saloon shall
lD,lv at II o'clock on each
il shall remain closed
rday and that on that day
hs proprietor nor the jani-
su,sr the building. There
10 pool. billiard or card
|the saloon and no lunch
be run in connection
\ is the intention to grant
Icepss to but one man. but
bnduct two saloons. The
n be $1,000 a year.
4 for Mayor Balfour said
I we're elected mayor he
|orce the foregoing plat
n should consider himself
of no particular party
m Evans. The Citizens
|that II one may Judge by
lrs that attended the con-
4 the two parties 1t is
bn the lead.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases
when they have colds. Whooping
cough. diphtheria. scarlet fever and
consumption are diseases that are
often contracted when the child has
a cold. That is why all medical au-
thorities say beware of colds. For
the quick cure of colds you VIII
find nothing better than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t can al
ways be depended upon and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
BY all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Don't Neglect a ChiId's Cough

The "Child's Welfare" movement
has challenged the attention of
thoughtful people everywhere.
Mothers are natural supporters, and
will find in Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound most valuable aid.
Coughs and colds that unchecked
lead to Group. bronchitis and pneu-
monia yield quickly to the healing
and sothing qualities of Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound. Con-
tains no opiates and no harmful
drugs. Is a medicine. not mar
cotic. Refuse substitutes. Gilbert
Bros three stores, Park Place,
Opera House Blk, Sterling Bldg.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
new H0STELRY
OPEN AT AUlT

Ault. March 16.-With nearly a
hundred guests present the Hotel
Dewitt, under its present proprie-
tor, George A. Fowler, was form
erly opened last night. The affair
carried out ST. Patrick colors and
favors and decorations were SYM
boic of Erin. An orchestra from
Eaton furnished good music and 30
couples danced in the dining room
until the wee small" hours. At
Midnight a fine oyster supper was
e,, &ad
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
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COLT INJURIES MAN

:. Eaton, March lS.-John Ell
:. lison, living on farm three
:. miles east of Eaton. was badly
:. hurt when a colt kicked him
:. Saturday afternoon. breaking
:. two bones in his right leg. The
:. fractured bones protruded
: through the flesh. Mr.. Ellison
:. went into the barn to attend :
!. his horses and the one year old
:. colt displayed an ugly temper :
:. and turned about and dealt
!. him a blow. Mr.. Ellison man
:. aged to get away from the
:. reach of the animal, called for
:. help and was removed to his
:. home nearby.
!. :. =. :. :. =. :. :. :. !. = :. :. =
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Will Give IL Play

Milliken, March 1.-THE Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church are making ready to give a
play here next Wednesday night.
The title of it is "A Perplexing Sit
uation' The players have been
pracricing for three weeks and a
good entertainment is expected.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Psrippe. Then Pneumonia

grippe. Then Pneumonia
% the fatal sequence. and
hang on weaken the
lower the vital resist
u. Collins. postmaster,
IT, j.. was troubled with
grippe cough. He says:
De completely exhausted
ht OF violent coughing.
oottle of Foley's Honey
ompound and before I
!. IL all the coughing spells
ceased. Foley's Honey
ompound can't be beat.
cough by healing the
,use substitutes. Gil
'hfee stores. Park Place,
fe Blk., Sterling Bldg.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
(1MASTER IS
| NEW GRANO father

arch lS.-Postmaster r.
Is a grand father again,
having made a visit to
Yesterday bringing a
paby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pence. Although It would
appropriate to name the
Partlck the mother has
1t it shall be named for
and grandfather. Mrs.
lce came from Idaho sew
ago is at the home Of
lin-law, This the second
family, the eldest having
year ago yesterday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
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EDITOR FOR MANOR

!. Platteville, March is II,
!. F.. Bedford. editor OF the
!: Platteville Herald. heads the
!. ticket for mayor. The tenn
!. perance party held Its caucus
:. SATURDAY. afternoon Those
I. nominated tor trustees are ).
!. r Hunt. George +. Snider and
:: j. c. Otteson The party has
!. declared itself against the sa-
:. loon. but for the pool hall OF
:. Platteville. 1t argues that the
:. pool hall. so long as ii is con
:. Quoted in harmony with the
:. town ordinance, will be sup
:. ported by the party. The party
:. also favors putting III street
: crossings.
I. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = :. = = = =
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Taxpayers Name Ticket

Platteville, March 1S.-The tax
,ayers' party held a caucus Fri
lay and nominated the Following
ticket: Andrew Lang
mayor: j c. Otteson, Ernest Calk-
us and Frank Coykendahl, trus-
ees.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

Mrs. Ada Greenwood of Philadel-
phia was in Greeley Saturday the
guest OF J. l.. Brush and looking
over the town with the view of 60
ing into business here. Mrs. Green
void is an old friend of the Brush
family
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

Mrs. A. +. beardsley returned on
Saturday evening from Denver
where she spent ten days Visiting
friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

NJ. Gray OF Kersey was in Gree
ley Thursday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
Cor Rntnnrn.
Gebigeret at en- praftitt Susmuoer.

Soruben bet, Tom ieg ffrep ON
forrige Gang, iom funoe giemmes
pg bruees isieu, er Der I. erempel
Srpnbier, ii9r be forte. Set ier no
til at De pii bruges iaar oeiaa. iaa
bpis en- bar nogen at De gammel'
bogie Srpnbier, iom er baaoe Jolt
bere pg bebre END Stsriteoelen at
Dem en- faar Gag I mi, iaa er en- /
Sunobeo belbig. Snis Sraaoene |
Srpnbierne bar tuffet Jig iammen
eQer er bIepet freaet, iaa fan en-
opnfe Dem, Iaoe Dem ligge en- Shtro
og iaa Itr9ffe Dem fait uoooer en-
gpg eGer frem os tilbage paa en-
0er. Set er bebit at f9ite Dem fait
meo imaa "Socfs", iaa be iiooer
gobt foit. Saa tager man en-
"@biif @room" og beriter og 1aar
Dem meb benne, til De benger aIbe.
les glat. Saa fon De enten b9nge
til De err terre eler en- fan tage Dem
foriigtig neo, l9ege ct 3lp6e oper
% itrpee benz til De er tsrre, os Der.
paa rpite benz, iaa be life Ter iaa
flaoe no.
meilags TerIebroberier oe Ser.
lebaanb er MI | grug baabe paa
Satter, paa Saaret og ON SaIien,
iaa bar en- noget al ben Slags, fan
en- ,altib faa grug fot oct MI. Sar
en- lsie EerIer, iom en- oil bape iii
BerIebaanb, er BET beoit at iRite
Dem meo ben fine Staaltraob iom
fommer paa Sneuer, Do oct boIoer
meset bebre emo noget Slags 9raao.
Wan fan faa tisbt bisie SneGer /
"Stationarp department" / De itore
9utifer. Qerlebro6erier tager iig
meset eoot no paa Satter, iammen
meb Slsiel eler meb "9aee" oper
eller omfring. Saa er Der Rapne.
tr9f, bisie itore ~Wonogrnms" iom
mn bar p9ret iaa meget brnet paa
Saanofl9oer og Buoeper. or
oisie ubilibte, os RapnetrRffet Iiee
sobe, iaa fan en- flippe oct al meb
bare en- Ssmainssmon omfring,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
Toreninssiaacn.

Soreninsgiagen gif glat i9len'
mem. &omiteen paa SormonoenS
Snoberetning inbberetteoe peo Ba'
Itor u. 8. Wortpeot angauenoe So
oen. aomiteen uotalte 8lcoe og
SilireoSitiaelie oper De ReIultater,
lon bar opnoaet. Zen ipnes, oct
bar qoot, at mon M funoe an'e
bueranore for rette Sroesbrsere,
Der ale itaur paa lutberit og bibelif
8runo og life bebsner at ie mis-
biaigenoe til bperauores 2Greitono'
punft.
SmioIertiS ipntes aomiteen, at
ser enonu ituar tilbage at f~orbanole
angaaenoe praftiife Spsrg5maol,
iaaiom Ritltal, STREET.-THE og De
rent iorretnirgsmpSiige Spsrgs'
maul ~peorererbe Sorenirgsioeen.
aomiteen ioreilog 6erfor f~ortIat ar.
bei6e oeO aomiteen Ill ON mlIigt
at bringe tiloeie BreoeuofaIt Ill
SoreniugsartifIer % at bette trent
lPgges for nRite Spuobemsoe.
Gen fremIagte SroitiIing bleo
tilItemt uoen et Oro 9isfusiiOu og
iaa omtrent euitemmigt.
Slere ReSIemmer al 0en gamIe
aomite snifebe at bli ~uroifpI6t, on
De MI bao6e tient iaa lPnge. % oa
8omiteen, iom mi ifal forbarole,
bar belt andre Eager at ooerpete,
iaa buroe &omiteen repr9iertere
aliioige Snteresier og en- m aomite
pplgas. 9ette blep beitemt, og
Rominationen bIeo benpiit I'll go.
minationsfomiteen.
I'll grogramsfomite for uRite
aar polgtes: 1roi. 81. @. Saniun,
9ait. s. q. CueaO og Paitor 5 %.
8icf.
2srbog gftm.: ainamis.
transportation oeO Rait. S. S. Gee
ODER aab. 3. Z.
Otter BrPoiferen opto9es ct 81.
FER, Der beI6 iig til $203.26.
Siieret iii Snorenrisiioneu Gre.
bag belsb iig iii $t63.55.
Set meite al eitermiooagsiesiio-
nen blep optat meo at oisfitere Ell
ois Gag ueorsrenoe gernebiemmet
/ 9ereSforb. SpS 9atotu. Sfole-
beitprelien / Seresioro bar / l9ngare
Sio inboraset rinot $4,000 Of
statens Sfolepense, Der inoSrages
paa @rrno al De Born, lom err /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14

| 8srnebiemmet; man bar forlsgt at
iaa gpens SfoIeitpre Ill at gioe Dis
ie Genge til gsrnebiemmet; men 90
Stpret life bar ieet JIG iitanb til at
uoIeuere oisie $4,000, melt paa.
grltno al, at Spret life bar nogeu
2oO at itstte fig I'll oeb en- Zig no
betuIing, foreiIaar @eitprelien, at
SpnoSen ioretar "manoamis bro
ceeoirgs" MOB SfoIeItpret, for at oct
fan toinges iii at u~u6erpiie gsr.
! meme.
SIere SaIere bar imob, at Cant
fun6et ituI0e gaa til Retten ue6 en-
Sag. ser giaI0t iaa TIBET iom 5000
aarligt. st airfeiamfuro, mente
man, burbe ian Oibt ion muIigt
boIoe itg borte ira Be oerosIige Ret.
ter. gubre mente, at tpertimo6
burSe SpnoSeu oRre reoe iii at gri-
be rat ser, bpor Ser bite fig, at no.
get gait bllrbe rettes paa, ellers bIeo
BEN meoifgIoig / andres llretfer.
oigbeber.
geItDreIien CAB Ell bel 9eI Splps-
ringer og biItorif unOre0rtrg an
gaoenbe Saqer. SaaIangt iom
9eitoreIier fsr boo6e foriSgt 40 Ret.
tens Sci bapbe SEN tabt, men SEN
troeSe, at bette beIIt par puogrruo
al ilf1uoig SagfgrerbiP[p. gai iub
geitprelier iuoe meo en- Rien6elIe
ira Stoterts "8eneraI attorrep",
Der bar / 6aOer of 9arrebiemmst.
geitpreIiens SOrIag bleo en0elig
antoget me0 itor 4taicritet.
2sr0ag 4ften hoIot 8rof. 80. 8.
8ee Soreorag oper: -Renig6eSens
Spgabe."
Sgnoog Gorm. prpotfeSe
Bait. 2. 6. Sacobion / ct. Beters
atrte og GaitOr 9. Z. @orger / Sen
SOenife 4usuitara-airte. On vi.
tener brPbife6e Bait. @. .. gtt /
CT. Geters, GaIt. 9. 2anqebouqb I
Den iueuite Iilguitlna>Gtrfe og ia.
nor 5. u. Guello og Gait. 9urs
SarrispiIle / Den lite Wetbo0iit.
firfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
CARMEN np Buprn.
Rebiseret al en- prattit SarmeI
Spab er en- gpb SIN orro?


Snis en- &ll giper 175 8,tnb
Smer for Iaret, er benne < opro
omtrertt 60 9oQars. Spor meget
er efter bette en- SIN, iom giper $50
Yino Smsr for aaret o9rb2 ipsr
Ggerbrugslerer 8. 6. Balmer peo
Experimentation / Sarge, 81.
Saf., / en- artifel / "Hebraifa Sorm
S%Sournal". 8i fal6er bette Smsr
p9rb % Gents Bunoet og Sooeret
for 9ua pRro 40 Dollars Iaret.
Gen feritnepnte Gu pilbe eipe en-
aarltg SnotPgt al $3.50. Raar
nol9gget for Sober trGffes fra,
bliber Der tilboge 1915 iom "ren
Sortieneite". Wan fon f. at WeI.
fen og &alOeu er Detailing for slr.
beioet.
Den anben &n pilbe gioe fin
Gier en- SnbtGgti al $3.50 for
Smsr. 8ibere pilbe 6en brinee fin
Gtermano omtrent 1000 Gunb mer
Welf, Der p9rbiat til 90 Gents pr.
Sunoreoe Runo (ben ifulbe bore
bpro bpbbelt iaa meget) oyer Snbs
tPgtsIummen meb omtrent s Col
lars. SnbtGeterne ira oenne &ll
biloe oltIaa bIipe $3.50. Srpf.
fes berifra $40 for Soberet, bIiner
Der igien iom rem Snbtpgt $3.50.
Mon pilbe me0 andre Orb babe ON.
trent iaa megen pirfelig 8ebinit
paa Is aller al fsritn9pnte &Iasie
iom paa en- al iioitnppnte. Is 8uer,
fom gioer 175 8unb Smsr bier pr.
aar, gioer fin @iermanO omtrent
famine aarliae rene Snbtpgt iom en-
enfelt au, Der giper $50 gunb for
glaret.
Otter oette ifuI6e $50 gl,nb aua
bore nerb $S95,16 naar 175 8unb
&ra err pprb 60 9onurs. On boar.
Zig Welfefit bliper bpr til bbiIfen
iom BELT Gris, og en- goo alt op.
ltaar iielben ben Iris, iom Ben er
bGrb.
Saa Iapgt Srof. Ealmer. Spao
er aita pprb? Spert eneIte Barn
trpnger 0felf, Der er en- naturlig
Ssoe for be rnge. San1iliefua er
ben biaiaite Ssoefrembrineer, man
beo ON, ielp ON man mac fisbe al
Ssoen til ben. &isbpriien er bsi,
og Welfen inbebolber Stoffe, Ser err
bGrO BET iamme Iom &ieo og gisr
iamme Spite. Oct er l~tbregnet, at
Ell auart Welf peienbe to Bun6 I
H9ringsoerbi er goo iom ct Bunb
geef-Steg. s geefEStesen er Der
en- bel Gel omtrent uforbsielige ST.
bre, mems Der intet uiorbsieligt i'm.
bes | rem Melf. Den &l,, iom gi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14

aa6ne baaoe Rat os Dag. 8iRloer
Oct ON of itGnge ube Spr, iom er
iarIise for Ssniene; fan BET he peo
Si9Ip af StaaItraabnet os 2erreb.
Sire Semtebele Of ct Bnno
Smsrfeot bIiper unber SGnoerne
paa en- praftiif Smsrmanb til ct
Guno Smsr, Iiot mere euer min.
ore.
Sra philadelphia berettes, at
Spefulauter, ipm ifibebe mo mere
Goteter fra Srlano 90 andre euro
petite Gamble, emo De bar f,,nnet iaa
iplgt igieu, fommer til at tabe IN.
timber af Dollars paa Sorretnin'
gen. Hpe Hoteter fra Spber, iier
fra SIoriba, begpnber at fomme |
Warfeoet % fan fisbes for omtrent
5 Sonars pr. Ssnbe / Chicago.
= Sebe, eobe "Steers" paa 400
Hilno eQer mere ioIgtes / Chicago
MI | Wibten al Mai for op til
1926 pr. 100 8unb og "gaurIom"
for op til 10 Dollars pr. Sunbrebe
8uno. Men Sormerne fleit bar life
fine Slagtonr feoe nof, og naar De
iplger til Spfisbere noe paa Can.
oct, faar De taee tiltaffe meb ON.
trent balo 9ris.
- Wan fau tage p9f Waling og
"Sarniib" fra baarbt eler "loft"
Sre oeo SiGlp at eft Slags Saint
onb @arniib Hemoper", iom er at
foa fisbt hos Dem, Der banbler meb
IaIerparer. Ser itaar trpft Drugs.
a%npisnina paa &anben.
= 8pGinaer bsr ofte at 2i,s.
st goot MiboeI MOB Ben brebenbe
Sopeblus er at gnioe libt Smult ino
/ Sipren paa Soppen al Sooebet
poa bier Settling. Wen life for me
get Seht. ct Seoteran al eft Wais.
forms Stsrrelie er omtrent nof for
unge &plineer. 2iot 8eroiene I
Sebtet er bra.
&rn meget gammleoagie
"Goao.9aier" bill herefter bripe pau
meo of bpege Stifrenber al glan-
fer, bpor Der finbes Sten, 8rus %
Sanb / H9rbeben eler / en- afitan6
al fun noeIe faa Nil. groer og
Stifrenoer al 2umber, Der fisbes I
bpre Somme, bliper inprt foitbare
t 2Pngoen, bsi iom Grbeibslsnnen
og bprt iom "Sr9materialet" MI er.
-Maar man fisber Waifinolie
for fine S~armmaifiner, er mar paa
iamme SID babe Colt og 8nier,
bpis man fisber biaig, baarlig
Ole for at ipare Renee. Sen beb'
ite er life for goo.
en- Inlet &ugebsne fan life
pentes at gisre eobt arbeioe, Sen
bill iiffert nof faa luiebe finger og.
iaa. 90 man fan life able baaoe
Gus og Ssns iamtibigt.
- gnbper bpgtig Sorretnings'
manb peb, at Spitem mao bet bore,
PM S~orretningen ifal gaa goot.
Sarming er Sorretning. Der maa
farmes efter ct beitemt opeiort GU
item, ON BET ifal gaa goot. Sa, Der
trenges Spitem pua Sarmen iuit
iaa bel Tom / en- Sanbelsfcrretning
ener paa ct &ontor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14

8. Sta9eberg og gliis Sannab
Salporion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
&aaS o. @inf.

ut iope oa feie meo en tor
Cline, iaa 89reliet fpIbes at Stsp.
finer, er ofte Iige iaa far[igt iom at
bape Suiet fiIbt af Sluer. 9imen
burbe | bet mibite blipe bpppet
Sanb, inben man bruger BEN. Eli
bette "SeaItb Sint~, fan efter' en-
Sorifrift Misiouri Sunbbeosraab
bar ienbt no, tiIfsies nogIe Here:
llbfsr life Sanfearbeioe, os iop
life | g9relier, oct life fommer iriif
9uft ind /!
Snbaanb life itspmattet Suit!
Sop altio for aabne @inbuer!
Spis life meo islebe S9nberl
genpt life ct urent 3ommetsr.
fleoel
Mnn ifulbe iteIle Zig meb en-
Sole, of ben life itanier i @9rten,
uaar ben pPnnes al.
- Ssniebuiets Ssre og ginSner
fiilbe Senne Sio paa s(aret bolSes
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-04-25
HARRY PAIGE HURT
Shooting Smoke1ess Powder, Gun
Burst, Piece Caused Wound in
Right Wrist, not Dangerous

While handling an old family gun
that had been in the Paige family for
nearly half of a century, Harry Paige
loaded it and i'm an off handed manner
aimed it at an old box in the yard, last
Saturday afternoon.
He pulled the trigger and summed
up results as follows: A terrific explo-
sion; large piece of the barrel struck
door casing behind and near where
he was standing aud tore large hole
in it; the breech pin lay fifteen or
twenty feet away; another piece of the
barrel disappeared entirely and has not
been located to date; the remainder of
the old shooting iron" lay in pro
miscuous heap at his feet; last bat not
least, q painful wound was made in the
wrist of bis right arm, which bled
profusely. A physician was called to
dress the arm which, at this writing,
is healing rapidly.