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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

west Because " the ,NS1, me.S, air
which h.cws the war SreWNd, eecaWse
they swlNA SGalN Skt NNSt Snd NN
eNd 10 cVNrytNiWI e)SS tNa, rNSi I've
Nmevlcaa stu ,S supposed 60 ~ ,Ne
heaNtlcS " the NNr,hNNS, rsr sggNsSs
tNNSc ~ any cthcy SccilNa ~ The
OottNi States the legtNN " seattle
hNlAS Al NcSo sdNNNtAccS SevisSe
the WSc ot roVeN reNNNecr, the tqNS,trG
sNd paint te,N they A,c,Arc
MISS JNcisN uNcS In t>,ecr,,, Wash.
"a the eSSWgN SAese ~ r,sect SaVut
$aN WAS the N0)y Noc 80 the t0yVNe
elg,S Who w,,olS tc,l Willingly. Ney &ge
SNe aGWaltS clcA,Ncn ycauS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
BUT HE BACKSLID
Aunt Nancy's Gorilla Forgot
His Religion.
Which Explained the Necessity foe
Taking Up a Collection In the
Camp Meeting.

The camp at East Fork has not
only developed some marvellous fisher
men, but 1t has brought some hitherto
undreamed-of powers Of imagination
among the stald business men In the
party. Some half dozen tents shelter
the men and women folks and the
children, and there Is q special cook
Ing tent for Aunt Nancy. They call
II the studio. for there the real art
work is done, Aunt Nancy having In
herited her unusual capabllity from
her mother. who lived and toiled on
the old plantation until freedom came.
Grouped about the camp fire the
other night the members Of the party
told and listened to marvellous tales
OF adventure and mystery. Nancy, the
cook, an eager listener, sat back in
the shadows until someone spoke up
good naturedly: snow, Nancy, it's
your turn. Can't you tell US a ghost
story?"
The black woman got up and came
little closer to the fire.
"It's paps story" modestly explained
Nancy. "I heard him tell 1t dozen
or eight times, reckon: Long toward
the end of the war-the war to free
the slaves. you know-they was holdin'
u, big camp meetin' down on Sugar
creek bottoms, in Randolph county.
pap said. Folks was gettin' awful
tired of the shootin' and killin' and
stealin', and they just nachurly took
to- ligion. All the benches was full
and big crowds s-andin' up. Brother
Jerry Hardover, pap said. was doin'
the exhortln' aud you could a-heard
him mile the way the road runs.
Towards midnight they was all
worked up, some singin', some shoutin'
and goln' on like they does when the
Dimmykrats hold a county convention
up at the cot house. Then a tall.
thin man with long hair and a white
face gets up and walks forward. They
said he was a gorilla"
"A what" asked one of the auditors.
"A gorilla. They said he'd been
with Colonel Bill Anderson and Frank
and Jesse James and Mr.. Quantrill
and them other gentlemen what rode
SO hard"
Il see
And when this gorilla gets in front
where the preacher was he pulls out
two big guns and butcher knife and
lays 'em on the altar.
'ParsOn. says he, Use been a awful
bad man. I'd shoot and kill and burn
and steal and do everything that was
low down and mean. Then / got a
bullet or two In me and had to go
home till / got well. While lyin' on
the sick bed something said TO me.
Jake, you been awful bad man. and
II you don't quit your cussedness you'll
die and 90 straight TO HI I'll give
you Just one more chance. You 20
down TO Parson Hardover's meetin'.
tell him how bad you been. and hand
him your six shooters. Then maybe
III forgive YOU
The preacher held out his hand. but
Just about that time three men In
uniform got up and started for the
gorilla, with pistols in their hands,
Nancy paused.
what happened thenY was asked
-Well," sighed Nancy. after the
musS was over they sung a hymn,
and took Up a collection
a eollectlohf What did they do
that forF~
To pay for buryin' the three sojers-
7eplied Nancy cOmpOsedly. You see.
the sOrilla-he backslid. .--Kansas
City Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
EUNICE

rUNECE Ike Er1aselsne s one a.
r. tae -ssRE- z4zaes n tie lexacOn
e sczi1lne coSasrrcaS Ike
Evx-ye,lns SASo. = cs-nes ssS,l she
6-s-eS aor,a meaning uell &c Asqay,
Huusce : translated 70 EerGn -asFFy
vscso-r
Because e rs SSnz1osace. re
G-reS Ws-3 eram UAics Euaicr Nns
5e-lvca Vass rASea svez n cary tines
" ths CHRISTIANS W1ss 15o-c3 names
oe harry auEu-y. he Ea1ssS cIanl-s
s~az2 his s.vsrsse ws-a x-s slsnsss hss-
yor,s sruzo-SsiSn. saa cu-sSus,y uag
a eew a. the1a have survived - zBsa-
erz tines
HunSce = one ss tn.ese lSr,er Il
rrzae rs SYgeS-Hnce as NnElSe one ot
ne 1fsx NsreseS ser name sra ziSe,-
x4y Aeczme p0arl1r aaDolg S-eeS
r0usa. Aus !; -eluAin@6 fox Eu1sca
ne gsE1sA uusfssr ns EsDechy - eve
4 vugpe n she dAys Os cary Cal-1s-
-ihnlrx Ens - lovers cc SHE
hams have .1vu-et 5, tar cra-ErieS
an6 4 II S-iz pug.Sl1r IN al ne ceun-
--ses az Eu-Sy.t 1hnnsf pSrrsculAr,s
n0EEces "a &-2SA and Aus--ic1E
rSHye
Ire rasAr Is ne rxliSuAuiC gem a.
Srpes ~ EE1ace --she s.ArvsN-irs az
sunrsss.- shelly czIlS L. > sAi6 70
Fsrr<erVs rs vaea--r e7nn al aaag~rs
ana "a vn-z us sEFruaching eyil ny
pEIins N celar. eus :, wsn re ~enaers
lupHsrus unless 4 Is SCI n gala 10
a-enn az lfS signinrs thar ne harm
shall seesn TDeSaSy Is SnaiceS Ancks
aGs, and her lnSsS nunhet, The
carvsarTh~nEm xlgngciRg sAeerrsl
nsSS. . h~s nCweS
c1Npr0f>
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
LYRICS
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH
THE LITTLE VALLEYS.

THE little valleys lie so far
From where the busy cities are
That men may live and men may
die
And never find them where they lie,
The little valleys near the sky.
Shut in by plain and sturdy hills
That feed the grasses with their riIls.
The little valleys do not seem
A part OF all life's roaring stream
But just a landscape and q dream.
A few green acres. that is all,
The mountains like a garden wall
In quiet peace 10 shut them in.
To shut away the dirt. the din.
And all the world OF noisy sin.
And. on. wish that weAry feet
Could nnd the little valleys sweet -
And. on. wish the weary heart
That feels the bruises Of the mart
Could End this little world spSrti
Gods gardens 50 I call the wales
Up yocter ~ the mountain trails:
And you Who CITY for heavens aid
You win uS, ind 1t. I'm afraid.
Where uasn his busy world has made.
Ncr mus; come trSuping over hills.
CoSne foilrW singing WAip-pcor-willS
Must ycarney long and Chamber high
To Ehe,e Gaa's hsoden gardens lie
TIE nstle valleys near the SKY.
goeEyrlShtl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
No, Corn and Pepper salad.

Take pint OF sweet com (freshl
and lust cut from the cob. Shred or
mince one green pepper and cook In
= little butter until well softened. add
the green corn and more butter. stir.
ring and mixing well over the are.
Season with salt, pepper and cayenne
and serve piping hot IL Is wise Is
double this recipe n the family Is AT
all fond % corn for there Is never a
kernel left.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
Potato and Corn SALAD.

potatoes cut In half-inch cubes. add
one cupful OF green corn cooked on the
cob. bit OF chopped green pepper II
at sand, a little scraped onion TO give
it sest and enough well seasoned
dressing TO moisten, adding salt and
pepper TO season.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

Williams, u Il ~.
tnnt of the Amer.
lean Legion de-
pnrtucnt, aud his
resonant voice,
Williams acquired
both his popular
ity ana his voice
by crying Extra,
extra, oll about
II" On the streets
nt rnrgo, NJ ~,
Tor ak years,
While newslc,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

W SWSlN cNaa.
OSoNv ~ the
AesNHtNalNstNn,s
acNaUWSpt ~ he
state ~ MaSA1DS
uso.
Maze The ANNn
yrNsAeA NN,S6Sg-
er - q SCNS1
NNvtAevn coN
SUwVtN ESHE
SNSle WAS S&NSCa
tato An toNUDtcy
N2tA re NSaS0s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
EVERYDAY SALADS.

A MOST acceptable salad may be
~ made Of a few lcftoNers II the
combination is good. Many
good bit OF food Is thrown away for
lack OF knowing how TO use IL wisely.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

eN3 sS an SNrNCt
to Nsod,5oS SuR
tcry SmmuuR5SN.
tNSoN " NmpN
todtasN3,S >toa.
N>NotS Na> ucSr
I, N,SWa q r.cNs
Ia ~ ANtae va
thcSEpcN SANl ~
NSt NcaskNt yNsn
FNuNN ANCvhSy
sE SasNNa 5o IN
eNNlNgsOa squad
MN save aS~n
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
The ROMANCE OF WORDS


W.T. HEN a Saxon king Great
w e6 an earl Il was the
natural tAlnS that he
shezl6 ee ssndOV'ed with a Ger
rain sec1lua q land over which
he held su-issic,ioa. therefore a
-'SAAre- q sroGnd Was SSSig0ea
70 hlln - gaVern-a casiam 70
wAich me Enslish shire i al,
-e-ly crscezaae. Bat al the
TINE a the Norman canQQcst,
TIE >zx0n ears were replaced
~ Norman counsS, titles hoz.
rN~e1 s-en she latter Roman en-.
Pl-e and originally meaning
-cazapsnieh.- one who hsa the
h0unr a. ee1ng eaeses, 70 his
le13e-. ne ',sAarese or ~SAlN,s~
rhrre:0-e became ~NmaglcS~ az
lAnas y'rve-nca hy the cS,aAtS
IN that singular fortune "
WORDS which causes SOase ~ d,s,
AEssrAr eVeQ under cirs0m-
sennces nnoss faVoyShle ~ them
E..e. While others heaa their own
1hss everything scems IL ~,
s.Rse them, the ute "rN0aye has
vanished erom the NNS,Ne ~
S-rish inability ana Ncap" has
r~cprc-ca IT'S nlacN, tNeagN the
plse a. an eAra IL ssia known an
a ''ceanScSS~ thus pcaNtNs the
essential iaaaN az the twN,
words. IN NaslaNa the HSNtre~
ana the 'VceNe@ S,M SNgy,NN
while cNanJy h the aSNV4,.cA
American segsn and SA,gN N.
mains eAN N names, Witch, IKE
New AamrSA.gN have hem tN.
FosSea ec,aiS erNm acSNssS the
AtlaNS,N
NoeNeeM
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

or. motion picture
operator, b 30 X.
keeper and lawyer,
j. w. Chapman,
Gallup, New Mex.
leo. came W ell
qualified 10 his
present post ~
commander OF tho
states depart.
mcnt of the Amer.
lean Legion. IIe
knows n little
about every pro.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24

MAN wv rrS>>soeseea a resiaaae eec,-
lNSNNrte
" Know Nae WAN Is se-scsss IN "a
aAt,NM
"M MNNt rNgSaS~ars~
Nlse N,NesNtNS rsaVsse srsnasnce
ees,NSN y -enweAsAam AscNezAa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
1otherSG Cookbook

We are very slightly changed
From the semi apes who ranged
lndias prehistoric clay;
whose drew the longest bow.
Ran his brother down, you know.
As We ran men down today
klPI.ING
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24


week az icsSG
daring the wlN,ce,
maNcs Mr the
srarkllnS eyes
AMI eNccrtlNNal
Neauty " M,SS
oapel jor,an ~.
ccNtly N,,csted nv
the Ancr,CNn te
el,M Nt SeAt,,N
wash rs cNe "
SAe tNN>e nN>St
NeApunl eir,S In
shc swat North
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
Swsls WAS A DlSHwaSAss
cSrsrnsnsee - lssiSas wSsAinstss
Department ItsSeS NitsAsa eSsS
rhen TeSS Ss SSe.

TIC StNry ~ how ST aSNt m.e~
him = asa washer Is tola ~ rNnmas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
ALL KNOW JACK WILLIAMS
AdIutsnt Of North psko,s Legion De.
psrtment Acquired Popularity
while Serving ss Newsie.

Everybody In North Dakota. aud not
q fcw In hnrderlnn alnles knoW Jack
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
crlsp l.,,uee VITA peanu,s.

Wash a bunch or two % tender head
lettuce, drain and dry thoroughly, ar
range 90 individual plates and sprinkle
with fceSh crisp peanuts that have
heen crushed by .rcllins with the rO'l-
ING pin Until IKE cosr>e crumbs Serve
with Ersnch dressing passed AZ tire
table Or with ecei eoilea dresslns
ADDING the dressing - the le;tuce. u
L stands Sry length ~ tine. Wits Il
and destroys IT'S sryrSctiveneSS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-11-24
ASsfic AS;;,ssffiicar'
Legion
(Ccry ter Thi- Department supplied b,
The American t,eatna News nnrVtoe1

The American iesina News nefyieeb
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-07-16
LOCALS AND

Prof. w. J. Thomas of Senscs
is attending Summer Normal al
Allen University.
Dr.. D. J. Dixson of Barnwel
was in the city last week. He
and his little girl >motcred
through the country.
If you are q paid up subscriber
and don't receive your paper
regularly, the fault is not in this
Office as we mail it to you each
and every week. See your post
master or carrier about it.
Mrs. A. P. Williams Of 1908
Washington ST., is now visiting
in Washington. Philadelphia and
Jersey City.
Delegates from various Bap-
tist Churches left Thurday
morning to attend the State Sun
day School and B. Y. P. U. Con-
vention in Sumter.
Prof. w. . Prince gave our
Office a pleasant call Monday
morning.
Mrs. C. ID. Wehber of Gads.
den has our thanks for a fine
watermelon last week.
Misses Eva and Lillian Clark.
nieces of Mrs. Martha Gaten and
Miss Miriam Pinckney all of
Charleston are here on . two
weeks visit. They are being
highly entertained by the young
set of the city. The Indicator
welcome these young ladies to
our city and wish for them q
pleasant stay.
Mrs. Georgia Clark, sister of
Mrs. Martha Gatsn on Hampton
ST.. spent several days in the city
last week.
Mesdames Jones and McLilly,
MIR. Spanp and Prof. Finley Of
Chester were visitors at our Office
last Wednesday. They were en-
route to Sumter to the Sunday
School and B. Y. P. u. Conven-
ton.
Rev. W. P. Williams Of WINS
boro called by our Office enroute
to Sumter to the Convention.
Mrs. G. w. Cherry of Ellenton
passed through the city a few
days ago on her way to Hender-
sonville, N. c.
Mrs. Brown, recently of this
city but now Of Fort Motte, is in
the city visiting MIR. and Mrs. E
Green.
Mrs. Mary Bell is up again af-
ter q hong illness.
We want your printing. Special
cash prices on letter heads, note heads,
bill heads, envelopes. cards, etc., until
the 18th. Cheaper than you can get
Call phone 1857 and get
prices on what you need.
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NOTICE.

Lincoln Memorial cemetery o's "4>
selling steadily. Leading mln''''. =.
and laymen buying. Terms to SUI.
present financial conditions. The VIII
10 fine late MI. F. n. Hyatt provides
for the continuance OF tho cemeeei'
on its present basis. For particulars
address or call ON Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Co.. 1120 Taylor St., paone
3O01. or B. W. Nance, A~oraeS'
11O7h Washington street.
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Marriage Announcement

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Seven
ner of $500 Cervais st., wish to
announce the marriage of their
daughter Annie Hermina Mes
bitt to MIR. William George Prince
of Waterbury. Conn, Tuesday,
July 5th 1921. They are now at
home 70 Kingsbury St., Water
bury, Conn.
II q collector fails to call on you
bring u send your dues to the ONCE
1905 Taylor street. w need the money
to keep the paper going.
We shall be pleased to receive your
locals over the telephone.
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CERTIFICATE OF
~
We have a full supply Of certlncates
OF ordination on hand that we can
sell at Sc. each. Mail orders promptly
illed.
THE SOUTHERN INDICATOR.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-07-16

Patronize those who advertise IN
The Indicator.
DIR. H. H. COOPER
Dentist
Gold Crown and Bridge Work a
Speciality.
Special Attention Given Diseases OF
the Gums.
Phone 1929. 1925 Washington 81
666 has more limitations than any
other Fever Tonic on the market, ou'
no one wants limitations.
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Once Haers: r.,spa.a,.
l1s 70 1:an e~. ,,7,
to IN ,. :.
pr N. i. K
o&3sa, 1854
n.. SPECIALIST
~, 0' Women and Office Work.
1,As1.aw Residence
Lave "aaAhgtsa 23e3 Hampeoa
PHONE 1857
IA. HAWKINS
esal Estate Agency
ON EASY TERM8."
>" Washington street
COLUMBIA, &. {.
J. W. Gedson VIM Bonnar
GoODsoN & BONNER
Thu Best Place to Shop
After All
HVo..e.te Good to Eat, Ice Cream,
fTgsl Meats and Fish Daily.
fish Vegetables, Ice and
Lunches.
Ice Water Free
2421 Gerais st. Columbia. s. G..
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W1u ssetdes IN AZ euseAs, 0eaAo me
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Phsas Once 81, Residence ss37
l1e7t Wdhiagtna Ct. Ceixmbh 4 q
CSC qsekly relieves Constipation,
eiIlousnss, Loss Of Appetite and
Headaefes, due to Torpid Liver.
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The BeckWith Mfg: 60.
Formerly The Ambrosia Toilet 20.
ORA Cent,al Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. J. II. GOODWIN

DR. J. II. D
Physician and suruse"
Office Heurs
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no w.sh,nxton St Res. 1895 wen
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castle. Cures Injected euss 0's
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1eTln ". 4
ATroHHY At Law AND MoTAas
PUBLIC

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,etss JESSIE L. TRoTT1E
" 1,,Slic Stenegrapher
pssnes 1744 and sst%~
r r".'.' a. Columbia. s. G
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-12
spreote mpbeoer.

.Hreii6enten for oct ber6ensbe=
rgnte Ginger @p111aifinfompani i,
Seem Dorf, font forleoen ct 6e6, bar
/ lit efterla6te Teitamente betenft
Set norffe @ofpital / @roof1pn 111eo
cit @abe poa $4,000 -9ollars.
S *SSulebelgen fal6 Ser ntasier al
Sne / geetp Sort, og bisie She1tas-
Ter 1naatte bortifaffes. &I Bet or
beioe frepes '6er-f @er6e1rsitaben es:
eanife anleelig Mrbei6sftprfe, men i
@etragt timing af, ot56ers berffer itor9lr.
=beioSle6igbeo bert 8Den, tro66e lite
:Mpn6igbe0erne, al. BET bfI6e forbplbe
1togen 3onffeltgbep at .faa al Ben .slr
beibsbielp,. fon1 trengtes. MerI 81
ser bleo aberteret efter 5000 l511e.
ifuffere1 fom bdoeg en- 261t af $500
otn. Dagen, par Der pberF faaf fpn1
nnelbte tig,: !. ...., :..Is n, q.
gtenbarttfun,glatet grnlb fyortS
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-12
Sra Gfaniniii,1at,c,t.

=. STD 'a!ipbenbba1r n1eGoes:: Sen
6anffe &6ntgentipecia1i1t @rofes1or
Siicber, bor giort en- epofegiGrenoe
Spfin6e1Ie> nennItg ct Soorrti6oe(
font lebet al faa tiger tan be1bteoe
dlle @aar, ogiaa &reftidar, og ielp
r'ber bar baret Maane6er og
iffe pa hirfes af noge1r an6en &c.
ban6ling: @elbre6eIfesmi6let er en-
&eife oberbeien6e 1antmeniat al m
@fitroft al, organi1fe 8eltan6ele.
Boo &i6be11bobns @oipitaI er Ser /
flere &i1fel6er opnaa66 oberroifenz
oe &elbre6elfer beo @jelp al set nnc
29genti66el. >.
Dr. Sber6rup bar ien6t Nor1f
geofpiiif Screening fotifiellige Spz
1sDninger om 6e bi6eni ifabelige Tn
oeri9geIier, fom irbti1 CONNER erc
n6f6rt paa Roal6 Mmltn61e11s @fs=
pe6itio1t me6 uMau6" o9 rte66eler;;
at ie1be 'Obierbatio1ts blir
ien6t til Soreni1tgetr til bioere Gor-
fdi11ittg. @n flor 8IHasie r1e6 oette
Materiale er 6isie Gage fontmet
bel frem til Bergen. Set be 1taor al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-12
y :.
D6oe,ns b0f.:: ]:
Ole 8alitab,

@ar11ie| Ole @alita6 beoe paa ct.
2ufas &oipital beri @pen forleoen
&orsbag Morgen> ben 6te San: /
BEN fren1Ifreone SLIDER al 9271s Mor.
San bleb 1teot til @pile paa @man
2dfe &irfegaarb 1ioite 5pnbag, bpor
Eoftorene @robe, Molberg og 81
n1onlon talte. @afre 8lomiterfranfe
bleb laet poa 8aaren foru6en al oe't'
slfop6es @prpaardren6e ogiaa al ct
2ufos ,.&olpital og 8etblebem Mgb.
/ syereus Sails. Com 2igberere
fungereoe ST. Meinee, @6tp. @asnelS
Stills &bortpiotr, Ole &6nning, @ear>
tin @ospolo og IS. 81: 8urietb.> =.
Ole 8alitab bar fp6t / Selbu Hre
ftegielo, ipo fra Eronobjem, Morgc,
ben 156e Suli 1925 og fom til @me
rita ! 1866. Otter fire Mars Sp~
bolo i @oo6bue Co., Winn.,, fom
bon- / 1870 til Otter Soil So: og
tog @ometeao / 'Dane Brairie, bDor
ban boooe til fan for otte Mar iioen
flptte6e til 6erg11s Soils. Ser ba6=
Sc bon ct @nm poa St. 2nfas So
ipitol, bpor ban nb6 goo og on1bDg-
gelig Meie. S 1854 in6gif ban /
9@gte1fab neo 8ertt @bien fra Gel
bu, font 6g6e for 16 Mar iioen. g.
boooe e11 1@61l 6. .. 8a1ita6,, 1oln
n1e6 Tan1iIie bor be6 Gosfton> Min.
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@pett 8. Seisberg.

@ben 6. .Eetsberg, font bar bob /
Belicon Eotpnlbip> DIT fra Mbbp,
oeoe Man6ags &belo, paa iin {po
og iertienoe S96iels6ag. &an bar
fe6t i Dane County, @is., BEN 36ie
sSannar 1854, og bor Ben Dngite i
Gan1iIien. @an b1eb egteoiet meo
Mils 9lnna &ustbe6t, 1om bo6oe /
1onnne $780, og faa reiite 6e ti6lig /
fpttiaarene til Grant County, bpor
Sc figbte er baffer Garnt, 11pr og 81
refte pit fra @pen> og boiatte fig Scr
Otter lgbet af fire Mar bpg6e be fig
ct npt &jem nermere 8Den, men ban
bar fi6en beret ipgelig ST. Sei5=
berg bar en- fremifriotSbenlig Sat-
n1er, en- goo friiten, og tog flor ST.
teresie / at opbpgge og forbeore &il=
itan6en Mabolaget. &on par f1e
re Mar @reii6ent of Meieriet 8Den,
og bar fbr iin Db6 Micepreii6ent al
Girit @tqte 8onf 9libbp. 8egra=
beIie,1 fan6t @te6 be6 Helican 2ofa
@irfegaar6 &ors6ag @ftermi0oag
, &l. I. Yaftor georman, fom bor i
ober 40 Mar beret bans @iR1el6rger
fo1nt @altor Eroen> BEN nuperenoe
Breit, forrette6e be6 8egropelien -
2igberere bar s. 80. 2Dnne, 8. s g.
@auge, Griit Heterion> Carl Citing
ion> 6. g. @foar og S. 80. @tene
Den of666e efterla6er fig Some og 8
Barn. bbilfe er: sSSulia, fon bar ar<
bei6e be6 .ssyirlt 5tate 8anf; Olga,
2nrerir16e i, Mibbp; Agnes, @peeplei
er1fe / ct. Saul; Mrs. 81eicfen, ct.
Saul; Morton. og Ybi1ip, font CT
bient1ne; 8en> ct. Ba11l; og $bon1os
'om er Mpotbefer bcri .8pen.
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opoe. nleget baitigt al @iertefeil.i i ltn
ems &us'i ct. Saul fioite 2broags
9lftet1. Wer. @innep, bar en- bel fie1ot
Mono, 6a Fan bar eier af oct bafre
*Son1neropbol6site6i Gan1p &innep,
peo Safe 2ioa, 'nogle @tl pit ira @e=
lican &apios. San bar fpbtsi sSolpa
Sen Ste 0ftober >1847, 90 San1i1te:1
flptteoe til 9l1l1itea6 60, Wettnntt., ba
ban bar 5 Qlur gan1mef. San blep
gift Sen 29be Muguit 1868 '1ne6a Mfs
&ebecca @li5abetb @orltis, ser er-.c,1
56lter. al af696e 6. 6: @orliis. S
1872 flptte6e Mr. @inneD til Eotp!;
al ct. Slaf og bar Ser til 1879 90
ban flptte6e til Sergus Sails. 5
1882 reiite ba11 tiI &el.- gapi6s, og
Der oreb ban 9otelforretning til /
1908, ga fan aabnebe op bette bnf=
re @omneropbolos pe6 2afe 81
,oa. @an oDerlebes al fin @uftru og
4 9grn> 2 .@dnner og 2 Detre. 81
get bleb bragt til banS &iem / BeIt~
cont &ap0s, og 8egrapelfen foregif
oerfra igaar.
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aurfus. for1 bnDes Mpnoene, inbbe-
faHer area ahiritel og 9 gntnlelie al

ffatter areqhlr{fel ag 8eo'gl'lm1mllelie al
@reaturer, Meieriorift og 11ro6er1te
Memooer. for at gtgre 6enne 8eorif
met nrn1ig lgnne1tbe;; N1antning al
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| lDg0ornt11e og Mbler mob s0fsfe 1plnt
8r1g af Graetors og a1tore sntober1e
5arm1naffiner: Gn .bel Set Jar=
nerz og, 2a116 6bl1gsforeni1ger boI6er
s0enne -l1ge Depoei 4 sa Wan nneapoIis;'
mango '6eltager Sarn1erugen pna
2anobr1igsifo1en. IT, Y Nth: i:
SSobn g. $. @rir1sruo, @lentpoo6
Mn1t 6p6e oe11 276e Sec. San
blep ~ Mar ganun1el og bar ben ii6-
ite obetleben6e af en- Seffe116eflot.:
Sun .barf. DOT /. Sd11be,. 11er Drant-
men, u6pan6reoe til 9lnerifa 1872:
5oe TOM til &o1ling Sort Eopn1bip,
.ner @lentpoo6, Wipn:15 bpors ban tog
fig fig &orneitea6 o. .bd6pe. boet ser bele,
&i1en ,fipe1r @rirusr46s arbei6e6e fig
'op til, en- belitoaenbe Ma1to og eie6e
1neget 2an6. Mf6goes bur @rfentpu6.
Sans Snitr11. 6e6e for ii s(ar' fi3en.,
&an oberlebes af to @gnner, Mn>
ore1p s., iom bors paa Sarn1e11>: og
Betere iqm bor j Canada >SSobn g.
s.: @rtmsru6, bar cit Onfe1 of 6.
@rimsru6> Yraii6ertt for @ri11sruo
@boe &c., Minneapo1is.
@ubern6r Breus bqr uoneb11i @er
g6qle fot1 fin gfterfgIger iorr @tats
n1tbttor. $. g.. Son1ne!icn, ser !
mango @qr bar beret gtsefutip.
1Glerf @nberngrens aonto::. er af
ben t1pe @nberngn opntpo1rt for FAM.
me 5ti1fing for to Mar. Ooitt Sal
soet> 1tangeaarig a(lt6itgr st. 9ou=
is County er 116nept1t fol1t Maoleut
af @tatens @fattefo111nisfio11 1on.
@fterf6fger al Sobt1 s. ganhorn,
:bbis 8efienation nplig bfeb inoierot
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