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The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30

formed Courier reporter this week
that he would have one of the largest
stocks of general merchandise carried
in the northwest.
See The Glasgow National Bank for
your Hail Insurance. All losses paid
promptly in cash. 8tf
John Gritz proved up his 320 acre
homestead near Baylor last Friday,
before Commissioner E. T. Phelps,
at Baylor.
leroy Balsley of Baylor, was in
town Monday. He took back with
him load of lumber to be used for
new Baylor bridge.
Assistant State Examiner R. S.
Hawkins and Deputy State Examiner
Grant were in the city the fore part
of the week examining the books Of
the county officerrs.
Oscar P. Roop received letter this
week from the Loan and Building Co.,
which he represents, stating that they
now had so much money to loan that
they would now make loans on city
property without the borrower being
compelled to take out investment
stock. These loans to be paid back
in monthly payments. 9t1-ad
f. F. Strouther, managing editor
of Worlds Work, popular magazine,
published in New York, spent part of
Tuesday in the city. He has been
on an extended tour Of the west Wis
iting points of interest in the west.
He expressed considerable surprise at
the modern appearance of Glasgow
8 and was impressed with the evidence
of prosperity displayed in the many
) new business structures now being
8 erected. Secretary S. c. Moore of
the Commercial Club furnished some
= data covering the agricultural devel-
3 opment of Valley County which will
y be used by Mr.. Strouthers in a story
of the state to appear in the World:
Work at later date.
INDORSE HUGHES
Chicago, June 26-By vote of 3:
4 to 6, with nine members declining te
3 'ote, the national committee of tn
& Progressive party today, the end o.
4 a stormy session, indorsed Charles E
4 Hughes for president, and the Bul
& Moose party practically went out Of
ganization.
j existence as a national political or
The fight in the committee to in
s dorse Hughes was led by George W
Is Perkins of New York, James r. Gar
field of Ohio, and Chester H. Row
ell of California.
The radical element in the commit
ee represented by Mathew Hale q
Massachusetts,; Bainbridge Colby Q
New York; Henry F. Cochems Of Wis
consin, and John NJ. Parker Of Louisi
ana, vigorously protested against tn
8 Endorsement of any candidate for pre-
9 sident, and fought the majority a
b very step Of the proceedings. Th
first move was to insist on an ope1
D meeting of the committee which
won after number of the commit
Is teemen, led by John NJ. Parker o
E .ouisiana, bolted the meeting.
Q LOCALS DROP TWO GAMES
The Glasgow base ball team iou,
neyed to Williston Saturday and cn
ss gagged the Williston Oppor.unes in
IS two game series, dropping both @
IA them by narrow margin. Bo,
's games were hard fought and close t
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30

Summary-Bases en- balls, off
Spaulding l, off Marshall !; home run,
'Bardill: two base hit, Thrasher; three
base hits, Harper; double plays, War
ner to Harper to Tappon; earned runs,
Glasgow l, Williston 2; struck out,
by Spaulding IL, by Marshall 8; left
on bases, Glasgow 10, Williston 3.
Umpires, Strong and Townsend. Time
1:15.
The team will play Nashua on the
home grounds Sunday, July End.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30

the finish, Saturdays game going
eleven innings 4 to 3 and the Sum
day game finished 80 in favor of the
North Dakota boys.
Owing to the fact that the Courier
reporter was not present we are un-
able to give a detailed writeup of the
games. The box scores and sum-
maries of the two games follow:
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
Cool and
Comfortable
Local BTeDitieS

John David of Vandalia transacted
business in town Tuesday.
C. o. Tegnell returned yesterday
morning from Plentywood.
D. H. Gaasch and j. H. Rutter were
visitors from Hinsdale yesterday.
Mrs. Harvey Booth is down from
Saco this week visiting friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bretzke, girl, Thursday, June 22nd.
Mrs. A. J. Bishell spent few days
at Malta visiting friends last week.
Frank D. Mccormick of Saco trans
acted business in town Wednesday.
John Brown of Frod was a busi-
ness visitor in the city Wednesday.
John Lundquist of Bainville was
business visitor in Glasgow Wednes
day.
Mrs. E. L. Wharton and Miss Ruby
Griffith were visitors at Harlem over
Sunday.
Miss Virge Scott has accepted po-
sition with the Valley County Abstract
Company.
Mrs. S. E. Moore returned Tues
day from Fargo where she has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hockey Of
Barr were visitors in Glasgow the
fore part Of the week.
"Cash' Moore was down from Har-
lem the fore part Of the week visiting
his parents and friends.
Norwegian Lutheran church SER
vices at the Congregational church
at 1890 p. M, July End.
Clerk and Recorder Shoemaker has
two sons enlisted in the service for
the threatened Mexican war.
Mrs. C. F. Grace returned Sunday
evening from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Mapes of Hins-
home in the city over Sunday.
H. D. Palmer, former city clerk
was visitor from his claim near Wolf
Point, the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gillette of Coal
Range, Minnesota, were visitors at
the w. M. Leonard home this week.
Don't delay getting your Hail In.
surance at The Glasgow National
Bank. Sti
Miss Lottie Coy Of Chinook spent
a few days the fore part of the weel
visiting Mrs. S. c. Woody in this city
Mrs. William Brigham returned thi.
week from St. Paul, where she hae
been to consult specialist for thei1
little baby.
A. S. Hanscombe of Malta has beer
spending the week in Glasgow as
sisting L. V. Lockwood on some spe
cial survey work.
Miss Opal Caldwell of Coal Har
Dor, North Dakota, is spending ths
week in Glasgow visiting her sister
Mrs. w. J. Jefferson.
Drenching rains practically ever!
day the past week have placed th'
growing crop in a position to with
stand long dry spell.
j. w. Wedum of the Lewis Wedun
Company, is spending a few weeks
visiting his old home at Alexandria
and other points in Minnesota.
Cecil Leonard of Chester, arrived
this week and will spend some tim
visiting at the home of his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chouinard ant
Lawrence Chouinard of Baylor cam
in Tuesday and were held up here sew
eral days on account of the eXcessiv
rains.
The contractors are making rapi
progress on the new Rundle Lam
and Abstract Company building tn
past few weeks. Work is we'll un
der way on the second story at thi
writing and it is expected that tn
first floor will be ready for occupanc
by October 1st at the latest.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Keeping q soldier in tho deld night,
ing involves q vast deal moro than put
ting . gun into his hands. He must
be placed where there IL hshting tc
do, must be fed, sheltered. provided
with all kinds Of paraphernalia. saye
New York Press. It would be positive
" dangerous to place . million sol.
diers along . lighting line where only
half q million were needed. unlese
back of that million were transport
facilities. stores. ETC.. to keep them In
good condition. Mexico IL teaching uf
. lesson not only as to inadequate
numbers Of troops but as to lacking
essentials for troops.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
There IL more catarrh in this section

There 10 more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II was sup
posed TO bo incurable. Doctors pre-
ocribed local remedies. and BY constant
~ failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced II incurable. Catarrh IL .
local disease. greatly Influenced by con-
stitutional conditions and therefore re-
ouires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. J.
tutional remedy. - taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System. One Hundred
that Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure
Send for circulars and testimonials
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

A welfare worker says the child has
q better chance now than ever before.
1t is astonishing how many children
have been born into this old world and
have reached maturity. whose parents
knew nothing about the scientific man.
agement of babies.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
STATE OF COLORADO.)
COUNTY OF WELD. ''
IN THE COUNTY COURT
No 4O96
George z, A, v.!.s. v.s"sH' Plaintiff SUMMONS
Nellie Lynch, Defendant.

s.s..' s.. .,,.s T. :S::: :$:;:.. s'.'''
Tho People Of the State of Colorado.
To Nellie Lynnh.
tho defendent above named. greeting:
You are hereby required to appear Ia an nc;
tion brought against you by the ab.'ye named
piaiuti6. In tho County Court OF Void County.
State Of Colorado and answer the CON plain
therein within thirty DAYS after tho service
hereof " served within tho State Of Colorado
OF BY publication: or. II served out OF tho State
Of Colorado. within aity days .ft.r tho service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of service: or said
action may be regularly sot for trial the same
as though such appearance had boon made and
issue had been Joined on such complaint
Tho said action Is brought by plaintiff to OBJ
tain decree Of divorce. dissolving the bonds
OF matrimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant. on tho ground that the defend
ant wilfuily deserted the plaintiff without rea-
sonable cause. for the periOd OF ono year imme-
diately preceding tho commencement OF this
action as will moro fully appear from COM
plant In said action to which referonce is here
made aud copy Of which is hereto attached.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear, and TO answer tho said complaint As
above required. tho said plaintiff will apply to
tho Court for tho relief tberein demanded.
Given under my hand, at Keota. in said
County. this ilth day OF July 4. d 1916.
I. 8. GRIFFIN.
Attorney for plaintiff.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

This crusade against the open-faced
sneeze is bearing fruit. The man on
the train who sneezes down the neck
OF the man in front trides with his life
In 80 doing nowadays.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
~ G >nA NHkr> ~ nemNev Cnlox1do

Sept. Z. 1919
Noeiee b hereby siven that Raynond "; Doty; q
Bsekiasham. Colo. who, On March IL: 1913.
hon II. Township N. 60 w. P Meridian. has
6Ied noee q intention to make three year proof to
Unltod states CommlssIooer Clyde l. Stanley. 1t
keota. Colombo. On he Is day q October 1915
Clain1at naanes - Witnesses: Ceor4e w. Boyer.
Hea5y Moore, o( keota. Colo: James H. Johnson.
C1arenee A. Doty. u Buckin1ham. Colo.
03 MARY WOLFE DARCIN, REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

A naturalist announces that those
tender-hearted persons who have made
it Q custom to supply the wild birds
with food In the winter months are
really killing them with kindness. says
Washington Herald. Birds supplied
with fat from the food they eat in the
summer live through stormy winters
without much food" he says, and often
when overfed die of diseased liver
Here is suggested . way to get rid OF
the English sparrows that would meet
with their hearty appreciation'and co
operation.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

The Springfield Republican. speak
Ing out plainly. remarks that moving
tho hands Of the clock back an hour
will go little way toward making up
the time that civilization has lost Oh
account of the war.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Odiee It Dsever. Colorado

Notsee b hereby siven that Odbert " Bucher. Of
Keota. Colo. Who On September 3. 1912. made
additional homestead entry. No; 0l7296 fos SCI.
Section FL. Township NJ. R1nae 60 W.. 6 p.
Meridian. has died notice q Intention to make three
yeaY psoof 10 establish claim to the land above de-
scIbed, before u. 8. Commissioned Clyde l. Staa-
iSiS. iSiS "@''' o''' ." '"' :" '-' :"
Chiaant names q witnesses: cAaries o. Doddss.
Wine r Stewart David w. SchoonoveI. Mesissa
J. SeAooooves, an of Keot1. Colo.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

U. 8. Land Once 1t Denver. Colorado
SepA Z, 1916
Notiee b hereby even that Pete Kanxies. Of
16. l3i5. made homestead entries No. 0t62i5.
02z2l6. fos NE3. E3NWa: Section 3 Township
n. Range 60 W.. 6 p. Meridian. has 6led notice
of atentoa 10 make 6nal three year proof 10 estab
iash eiam 10 de land above Described befose U. s.
Co0nlssioae1 Clyde l. St1aley. 1t keota. Colo,. On
the l8 day of October. 1916.
C1aim1nt names a Witnesses: Milton Cooley.
Henry Schreinss. John Zanbelman. Fred Heir. an
IS HARY WOLFE DARcrN Register.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Typographical errors will continue
to be q source Of innocent merriment
as long as there are editors and print.
ers. The laugh just now 10 on the
eastern writer who intended to refer
to Senator Lodge as "Boston's beau
IDEAL" but whose effort was thwarted
employed an n instead of . u to con.
clude the second word.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Optimists are looking forward to the
time when Zeppelins, no longer deal
ing death and destruction. will cruise
over European countries. carrying hun
dreds Of palpitating tourists.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

The surgeon who operated upon the
sultan Of Turkey received . fee Of &40..
900. At that rate. the Sick Man Of
Europe is one of the most valuable
contemporary contributions to science.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
II. g and O6kee at Steft1na. Coior1do

U. s. Land O6kee At Steriana Colombo
Sept. %. 1916.
Notice b hereby Given that Robert Clouehley. of
Buekineham. Colo. Who On Novsmber Is: 1911:
han ol Section %. Township nosth Range 50
west 6eh psncipel meridian. has died notice q h.
tention 10 make final three PROOF. 10 establish
eiaim 10 the land above described. before United
States Connlsssoae!: At keot1. Colo. On the 29th
day Of November. 1916.
C1am1nt names n Witnesses:
Wnliam n. Dennis. ATthw Potter. lsaac E. Potter.
Hexbet Dtnsmoog. an of Buchin4h1n, Colo.
IS A. F. BROWNS REGISTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
u. s. Land Odice 1t Steziins Colo.
Sept. b. 1916
Notice hereby 1lven that Peter A. Barns. of
KaIoa.. Colo; who "a @ :s,a Msssh q, 1910; nsde
SiNWt: Section + and Lois and 2. S3NEa. Sec:
ton s. Township NJ: Raaee 50 w.. 6eh fFt.eipal
Meridian. has fled notice of intention 10 make tree
year proof 10 estabeh elsim 10 the land shove d.
scibed. before U. s. commiss.ooer Clyde L.
Ssanley. At Keota. Colo. On tie 6th day Of Novem-
be1. l9s6
Clalnant names n Witnesses: John Deal Lester
Sayde1. Abert Whaztoa. WINE r Stewart. an of
e A. 2. BROWN REGISTER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
GuroalSnepnc.
Sobu 6anion,
CABOT, @i3.

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neo Oltranper, Siamore 60, Winu.,
Sreoa9-Senon9 30te SUM 2oen Sus
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oG let tiIgirnaeli9t OF her bar ri ct al
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tort Stepne meo mango Ge'e9enoe baae
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fra De rpere CRATER / Better. Ger
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beige gamle Somter, men ale, ION
fommer, bill uoen Soil trpiie igien
aienbte % aipre, iom Sc life bar let
paa LANCE Cher. Chicago @rent S9ee
tern @anen anleber Sitranoer meo fire
1asiagertrrn ba9Iia, men Sfnos oil
mehe paida / Sprine @allen % Ghcitcr
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leneit oeo M~ioongstioer Nreoo9, iaa III
fan bare Sen fsrite Snmmentomit pna
@fierminnn4en % iun faar be meIoe iig
err Sio forllo til Stto &nniou, SItrurs
Der, Ntinn.
ggbartb gn9b, 6orm.
2lbpig 8uQtctiou, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
IRA Suanita, y. Tut.

Set er mart TO Nor, Iibeu lea bapoe
"Secorabe Soften, men maa babe ben
iejcn. Set er, lon nan iftc rigtia feIs
ger meo Sioer, oeriom Ia lite bar
"Toiten". 9erior ueplG9ees $3.50.
Suanita er ct rart Napn, pl manlfe
ncgen iisc. ga, BET er nof rart. Set
er ct inoianit Nnbn fprtrller man. Snen
er belieeenoe 100 Wtil Noropelt for
Sarge paa Den me @reat Nortberne9n
rel,, meIem Sarge % @inot. &or @p
or bare "a Nar gammel. Wten er
gnn1fe triuelig. 50 @leputors, TO @ro>
cernitores. en- Sant, ct 6arppareltorc,
Smibie. 2umberburo % Slaeterlbop %
life at for9lemme 70 Ypol &oonts ion
lea fines er Ian aloeles u%neSpenbise.
S~prbbunoen rlinbt Der CT uomertet GOD.
Sill ben Sbe Sebrudr bar her %uelftbet
100000 @ulbels men @rsn, mer cnb
noeen anoen Sp paa belle Sinien, ida
for nGite Npling fommer pad Wtdrteo,
bIir set iiffert Ell balp IiIlion Suibels.
On bel Sci al 2anbet er npt, oa Bet
or efter at @reat Nortbern Sanen blcp
bno0ct, at Der fom 9ip / Seiren, Soil
flptter Bis ira eitre Nortb Satota os
Iinnelora. nnIig tom en- norit Wane
ira 9enoip Meoicinc 60, Wlnr., op
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
IRA 4eteriuu, Minn.

@interen er M forbi % %aaren er
fcmmen iaa liiia % bib. % &obbin
er tpmmen meo i'm patre Sientme ieien
Sen foripinosr MI ON Soften, men TOM
mer 90 er 9Iar til bier @aar. Seq tror
albris, at ie9 bar Jet nc9et fra Teters
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rer eller aI9ber, ian gndr hi nplten
ale til Yeterion. Der er IRE Store3 og
to He%itniranter % 10 Smioier % 6aros
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Sant og GOD Stole; en- tripelia Vp, %
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blioer fieoe al 9nnbbrlg, iaa Hitter
hi I'll Yeterion. Ser bar pGret me9en
Spgpom / Winter, men er bebre MI,
Ser bspe Ell uns @ut l bort Nabola9;
BET bar en- tuug Sor9 for Sor9lbre og
Spifenbe; ba BET a Ben eneIte SON
os grpher iaa bar bet enooa tun9ere;
men Nrtbur aabneien q Ell mil %
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Saa Tnf for hpab bu bari
Ses Tiger Sprbisr Sic mango Sat Ior
benbeS @repe. aom mart i9ien!
Safer "SecorabsE piten" for alt 2ps
ieitof, Dem eiper oa 10 Wange ON llgen.
@n norit Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
S%ieScIer, GsaeocIer os &rnaineer

6ar MI nnIiq iaaet @eIieo fra Ior
mano Son. Is. :. graatelien, at port
Gag bar iuoct ~3uobpbelIe ira rel 9tor
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hnr ~aaranteret 0dq Sen 24Ne % 25ne
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liqpis m%ootaoet (iIbubet meb itsrIte
Sat; til ro0eu beore Msoepldn5 tou
pi tnnpt iaa enO sarge. centralt beIiq
aenoe for bort Gags Meolemmer meo
gob ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6oielerue %
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Sc ct lau uearttet Stepne; life roget
Iprnhelit Cptrpt,eri Wootoo min beo
tic Sot for iioiic Gars @}ere "a vel
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til at bliue mto 1aa bette Aar5mgoe.
lem naa 6liuc Ser t~alrigite al ale pore
Mts6er. 9eitnrelitu bill qisre iii beoite
for at faa e. aoot Hroaram. 9ieoz
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itprelieu. 6pao oe 5ar at noe. iaa bet
fan 6liue angieet raa Programmet. @no
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lemmerne er |gtiter. StoIelGrere. &es
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er iaien noale GrtrpIarer al Anr6oaen.
iom Stnret ieuotr 10 III 9pgoeiol.ene
Tor 50 Gents; tan beitiues hos Sors
manoen eQer zciret1reu. Sc Sauge.
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tei. Tan iaaes peo at ienbe Ell "PoitaI"
iii Setret9reu, g. s. aopseng. garner.
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BEN os Or. SunS.
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@arsmeoeI.
Saa er ! ale paa Set oenIigite Billet.
a. g. ReIiou,
@iceiormaui for SigoaIslaget.
Rauires. Y. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
IRA Yalernp, y. Taf.

Sa, MI er bn enbell9 Sroren lloltree
bet; iaa bill ieg nep Oct famine ii9e iaa
meset Sat for 26 aars Selseifab. ga,
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Spaoom bar Der NOT pGret iblanbt. men
bare Iibt. en- liben Weniebeo bar ri.
sob Treit % alt sobt; npslc faa Eeber@
ipeube er Der Osina, men bet er mart
SIut pm benz. gnten be bar siftet Jig
eler laet Zig til at be for Shools
mam'ens SipIo. peb ies life. Yeber>
niger bar hi ogiaa, % mi Oct ct Sfnos
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itige, men set ganr pi't oper, hnaber
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SremIfriSt, t9nter jes. Saa bill ieg
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soften.
gn biertelia 3ilien til Hebattion,
SRiere, Den lom leperer "Welemmao"
% life at forelcmme Or. Gae penIi9
billet. On sammel aiTrrin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Garoanaerla9ct.

9apets nnrlige Steone hoIoe3 / Gam
ION, e. 3, Den CITE % 7oe SUM.
Gontonianerne bar Iopet at giere iii
beoite ioo Steunet fan BIZ ct al Sc
athletic hi hnr habt. 9pen Canton er
pntfert unitpret baabe al SoItet % Nas
turen. Sort Sag ital ina BRUCE beres
itore Altbltorium, iom iiaI ritmme tine
5000 itore og imaa 6aringer. Ser
fnar hi Hlim at inn pnd os. Yrogram
for Stepnet er eubmi life belt beitemt;
men ieg fan BOG iige ina me9et at
set blir lmeIlanoe go0t. @i mao M
iajeu fnn aapleit paa 6ariu9ieIa; %
ina nil ri arbeioe paa ar ida iltaub et
r9te 6ariugnbrplup. Seq bar euonu
life MtpnSiabeb at rolope 800 / Sruoes
acpe iii bet Gar, iom laber iie brlioee
pie pad bort Stepne; men ieg tror. or
baaoe Sormnno Speit % @icefornanb
Sere, Canton, or enige meb mig oerS
m1. Seq 6daber o9ida al andre 9irets
tcrer gnar meo oerpna. @i tommer til
al iaa 9obe SnIcre o9 aoo Gang. Seq
bar u~nofunaet en- Sante. iom leg piI
iege at realiiere, ON BET pan nogeu
Maabe qnar m, men ie9 Tan life IGgs
&C Den irem for 6nriracrne M; hi
hpis ser ifuloe glippe, piloe isg NOT life
ilippe iaa Iet ira BET. Sc Spiaem9no.
inn enifer ar toge Sci / aapleiteu, bsr
meloe ia iii Sormauo z. z. Speit, NIs
bert sea, @irr., eler I'll llnoertegneoe.
&c pil od nRrmere fda Heoe pda, hpao
2daet ier iie iitnuo iii at gisre.
Cont torreiponoerenoe SetretTr for
9aget bar ies @ifreuet til ioritjeuiae az
9egets Gmben5mGno on ct % amber
peorerenbe u9ite Steone m. m. Streo
ceIaa iii Sroi 6iQeboe, Secorab. "a.
pm 6pab ban bapee uorettet iom ca
gets Sa0afriper. oar life eubnu bsrt
ira BAN. er Der bare oi 6urtnger ionl
ec iaa ilappe. al hi life gioer iuoienoe
Bore Sioaraher III Sa9a'tripereu? Sen
Saa mad tomme op paa dnituuoenoe
Steone. @or Aasierer. 2. 6. Yreites
aaaro. Stetparh. 81. ieuoer mig Den
ior os lom gag lioet imigrenoe llubers
retnina. or tlu 2 Meolemmer bar inos
ienot i'm &oriiugert Tor oetts aar. SAP
mig iiae oere en- Sing: Sil bere. al
pcres aasierer. 'itaI iiooe en- bel Sag
og arbeioe ION Ell Sen meo ar ubitrioe
aoiiterinaer % moota8e %ense o. oere
ielp itaa ! Sc Den belle Sio % penle
paa al bIi erpeneret? Saaonut er in
gen Iening /, SeuA iuo here's Sons
,iuaeut III meo enaang. iaa aasiereren
/ no OF 9Rag fan ieuNe oere Api,tes
ring. ionr &c Tar meo III Steunet %
piier SetreiGren iaa ! iaar uoIeperei
DC Slsiier, Re itaI ba0e. Quit paa
Neiie, % ! iparer cher ielp % Nasies