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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

press and unvound and run through
the press. over. under and between the
cylinders containing the stercotyped
plates to the front end 81 the press to
the folder and the press is ready 70
run.
The press Is driven hy p thirty-fvs
horse power engine Each deck Of the
pr.ss prints eight pages the three
eisht-page papers being printed sim
gltaneous!y and carried 20 the folder.
which cuts them from the spcois ard
folds the twsnty-four sheets together
as the reader receives them. This =
the only press Of. the kind employed n
The state Of kansas Or the TERRITORY
by q dalv paper. This wonderful
piece of mechanism evolved from re
brains OF mechanical genus Is lie
highest limit Yet attained IN the iuven-
ton OF a newspaper printing press
Ne have given this minute dszcTip-
ton for the bensFt q cur Thousands
~ readers who have never s@sn a
press o. this Kind. and who. perhaps.
VIII never have the Opportunity q 10
? ing 50. but our press rpoIn Is epen al
OF the time ard tbs piece u uaehin-
cry can be seen at any time BY calling.
and can BE seen il operation every
morning. save Monday. between 4-and
o-clock
But why S this very costly u;rce e
machinery needed Is = question tsat
suggests itself. The r>zsoR- You zzzt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
GETTING The NEWS
chow 1t Is Collected Daily from
All Over the World.
A. P. AND ITS MEANING
Something the Average Read
er Doesn't Know About.


Few. very few. readers Of the great
dailies OF today are cognizant of their
source of information. They read items
dated from all parts of the world and
on all subjects worthy of newspap'A-
merton. They have vague idea that it
cor,es by telegraph in some manner But
ii is the same vague idea" that counts
SO much in making a success of that
which if you desire TO keep posted on
the doings of the day. you cannot get
along without
The Associated Press, that great rews
gathering octopus with tentaclos reaching
TO all parts of the globe. is seldom heard
or spoken of, Yet not unlike jhat marine
monster it reaches everywhere. 1t has
correspondents in all parts Of the world
whose sole aim is 10 get NEWS TO the
main body or office in the shortest time
possible. This main office in its turn *
a distributing point for all of its members
among them being the Wichita Eagle.
The distribution OF the news thus gath
cred Is in itself a gigantic undertaking.
Specisl wires reaching TO the principle
cities of the UniteI States. Canada and
Mexico are leased and the very best
telegraph operators are secured al high
salaries to man them. This is absolutely
necessary in order To handle the vast
amount Of matter taxed upon them
As an illustration of the Associated
Press method Of handling this matter the
following is taken from an editorial H.
the Wichita Daily Eagle;
limb ~ IS snc ann oqn mia bt
fhnb " snc cyl gvt VS. thory esbd ov a
ri area O I'm IS res { aThpgo- BIT
nnny sgt chgs by en- 10 rs dur IL T. V
This is copy Of the way in which Il IS
sent over the wires in the Morse alphabet
at the highst speed possible.
Translated iii reads: 1T has now been
i've years since the American occupation
Of Manila. but II has not been two years (
since civil government was thoroughly .
established over large area Of Luzon .
and OF the rest Of the archipelago, But +
many significant changes have come %
pass during these fve years
Not alone is the operator compelled = (
understand that mysterious Morse lang !
uage. bat also the strange hiereglyphics .
known to them rs the Phillips code,
but to Others worse than Greek
A few more illustrations OF this wonder Z
full code and the mistakes that could 4
happen when the wire IS in trouble aud !
the receiving operator has TO guess X
about half OF it. can better be under
stood by the following
~Cpe is catastrophe; should the &C
which is but a single dot. drop out. y"u
would then have '-cp'' or Consts n,iuoplc.
Should the instrument stick and the e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
IN FALL OF 1859
J. R. Meade Writes Stuffed
Club of His investigation.
MEAT The IDEAL FOOD
Prairie Life as 1t Had TO Do
with Health.

J. r. Mead. writing 10 Dr. j. r. TIlden,
editor OF a Stuffed Ciab. Says.
NJ Dear Sir. Perhaps you remember
our having a Conversation while rid uE
from Pueblo to Colorado Springs las,
july IN relation to COFFEE drinking ana
meat eating. and yos asked me 20 Eige
you some OF my experiences. which val
90 briefly.
in the falI q iEs. I. young mar. run
Of life and sigoT and loving hunting and
adventure above all che weat into THE
heart Of the buffalo range Ia central kan
saS and established huatiaE camp
known a. Mead ranch. On The Saline
Flver. whore J built nEmber q cabins
and made preparations n stav
This vas far beyond any settlement.
AID Vas ssrrosudes - buffalo. cid. am
seiope. wolves. indiars. etc Most q TIE
time I engaged actively H. hunfinx had
several men IN M smpios f1r rnnas ar.
assistance ard protection. ard uhae usT
nrst ohjee; zas spcri. to cons-zrrc.zf
side q The bBsiners ayp@sied sfrrrxiy ~
nse and Foga combined Tissssrs ere
rrosr on auite ar cxfsas3ve se21e 7 Aft
here say shat I AS rais.d CT = szffs. 'E
the sncisuf forests phleh ca~r-sd 80
tiaTs - TIE Mi-slsslFfi river lo-e ~
Ilsvenpo-;. Ia Efou nY hosh.sss ! zsz
Ar eHre~f hsaser. exTeTt in egg wool
craft ves, rts1arc~fgi : ssE bora f.
S~~ England q zoo1 eid rgrifsa ste~k.
49, fseirste5 1stb rzv nsv isfe "a
;he rialns ard entered heartily fafe b.
Csrrled ass D. tfse .xc,f~-ae-f - 81
> rseh harvest I ~zeftes rlvsslf - f1re
utuncst nrs ffosa Sagslrhs - szgk As
- gfs,sfratf1r. I - oas Day ksi-s sEln-
ned ard TOOK THE tsI1w CT - i-e-tT-
tao hu-st1fs rns ss,f tzsinx q u1lzzis-s 81
s-r ne srs srsfczrr Ersfs - 10y 1nfF
socr aaa walked fge 81 ~ Fr e ard
een3nE frnm c-n7. j. suy yeafh sssfrsi
ger Isf's feF TeTefasles - arv tfa1
Sad ~ fts gssira zs bad bet tkres ART
cses - sfet--eat trsa1 81 ferrr = 9sP-
AK I'D rcree q wEeh rssat vss
TIE ralr rsrs 49, esb~rs 20 ssass rrra-
-lete rasieu -. ar-os1t q rs~es So
sse sseus sizosf iasrs.5fsss - sssterz-
fsr o. Crfob@r = = 49, 3 age f4t
eow sfk s13 a. ~ S-steer 80 este
cred ssss So essEl-s esrcas- an2 sss@ra3
gales - Eat r. EsEss essr . v~es
-hzse % 20 80 - ~ s4ss-s aaf-@l -
rs1e szs-r - ~ hoa~s 49, ss--x xlss =
- szrh za&s1 - uass gag ssrss. fras1
X. shs@ ixsie~ sd drsHx az fAs ears<
- zaassa sszslr rrs - sEFfs rssg -
~4eh g@rFe- ~ =oT-1sx 49, sa~zaz. 4ae
si-o ~ reon = - hst fsu~ - cessx -
ra.-
1hsls rsszs .zs zsF assia rfz44sszs. ID
- h@s ~ eu< - - rnoicras Tsz-ss -
bz-zIa. ga. EE;ssos<. tsrseg. 81. <
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

operators in Wichita. Mr.. W. S. McFar-
land. who handles the day service and
who has been connected with the Associ-
ated Press for over five years. and Mr..
C. a. Anderson. the regular might hawk
on the Wichita Eagle.
At present Mr.. Anderson is away on
vacation and it was necessary TO fetcn
a man from Wheeling. w V. TO relieve
him, so scarce is this class of telegraph
ers. Mr.. 0. F. Eaton is now lingering the
keys in the absence OF Mr.. Anderson, and
the Virginia man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

The Old Man OF The Globe today said
to the society reporter: Il want to call
pleton affair Beginning with the an
nouncement Of her engagement last June.
and including all the suppers. receptions.
teas and showers given in her honor. you
have filled nineteen columns. and the we'd
ding is vet TO come. This is more at
tention than was ever given Hon. Lysan-
der John Appleton. and all the rest of
his family. Inueed. no Atchison man has
ever received this niue hattention from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

commencing with = weekly Of a Wash
inEton hand press. iheu g small gylin-
der Fair Haven. then a Cotfrsu drum
cylinter daily. then crauefo1 drum
cylinder then q tWo-reToiutlon szrsali
cyIinder Cranstou wsth = Dexter folder
atfachs Z. then silzie-deck scott per-
fcrii1R press fhen dog b,e-5eck
Scr<t and u0w a ;Hrec-tsrE %ot q
sc-ap ~ machinery formerly ussd Is
aoz a. - fouas ln this ofsce go csra-
ufete j. iris evolution Il has cosz ar
enormous outlay q moaeg- Every
cent q The earnings e the conrern
hax beer from tine - tine turned
hack fnfo TIE ollce o. improve and an
crease its capacity ard 20 rect the
growing demands + has teer iaf.oT
of love o. TIE part ~ TIE asls5ness
rr.lraEr-. zho sae sSseaf shlTrg yszrs q
constant ard inceszsnt IsteF % &C.
ecsrrsssh the end achieved. srd 20 -
able 70 furnish 1ae @ziso-. Eho an
fhe=e yez-s hss bozze iks heat Ard
bnraen = he day 81 hta department.
. pst rs weE-s1 -czu shf8t-sz ~ -
equal f0otiag z1ih contemporary eat
srs. fo Euzia:2.a 8 prestige Ehzs The
EzEle has zzzzTs c2slr4e-z for hsrssf
he- city AL las vz1seT md oklzhozsz-
ard p rseez ire 6ezza1s rnssc uSea
& advertisers srsxee- II whbcn 5. 90
as.lss - 70 prias tsa sas tzslvs s=Es
T,zpsr. zhhh p4l - the ruse ard nos
the eSesEti7z-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
:5 The Rorabaugh Dry Goods Co"~ '" S$ss**

! seemed necessity 20 have coffee. strong.
and IL large quantities No matter what
extreme physical labsr I had unasrzo>e
nor how completely might BE- exhaust
ed. a quart Of strong coffee sould re-
store me 20 fresh Hfe ana spirits ~ egr~.
ali fatigue would pass away. and IN an
hour ! Was ready for more exsrfion.
With our coffee We wanted sugar snd u.s.
usIly had it ~ not. the coffee. whale not
- delightful. VAS drank g. - Hsnis
quantity Aink We never bad on the
plains 7 think ~ safe go say that
quart ~ coffee ln the morning SID ar
other az night. also much ~ the mid
dc ~ the day II ve had ;ifas 20 make S..
was our average through q series %
year, Ne bought fh~ best green ris
coffee and roasted r. ourselves in uufch
oven a. se required 81 refhaps v'e--ks
supply AZ one time ard often pounded r
n a tin cup Instead % grinding ~ -
bong - w. hsd On abundance - eaffs~
there seemed 50 - TO iiuli 60 aus rhyr'-
csI ea8grance- when fi.st uae gore -
very soon started fer tha fanen. wfefs I >
kept large ssIgig. Z ali SAP here iazt
neither ruYsef nor nnv - Ere mary
aaftatE ffFN ftaAf HaH Fa5f-rttF -
ous times iced ~ esFed angfhluE far
iiquor tteosh ~ coaia hsiy 80 esesilsiss
article % 0hiakss ,or . Ter tsrri 80
never took IL wiih IS ~ err huutiaz ex-
pe5llons si-upiy fscaHss 40 earst roth
inz Tor 81 at 80 eosid - san hsss
len oar ages - carp - - stafi ea1
Without eonsc.
The last haif - ~ einfsr ~ ~
brcns hurting on fh- BpFer Water q 80
seiorrou ffver. 18th tse rnsu f9aaFes
srrinE there cane Re- snes nearfF f-e fset
deep so o i-@el fs~TT cav a.fn ~
hesrY rise fneise reBuese ss1ssf y
the naoI TIA slaE mites So hs3 -
hor~-v sffh us arf faf-~ ~ eaas
strong r~rvv fiEoTass wafu oar rars-
gave ouf Tfaa-l ~ ka~~s Trr~ ~eak I
cane - esFy firssl. tss - aaiek RI af-sr-
sfITs reserve sfesrs1fir. frslse oser
re rfesnss 81 ~ ee7so ~ .a@fsfsi
f.ruer. anf ore eFsrirs faniar ia sz-
hasssfess I afs fhe snfir~ r~~.siafsT -
r. -slirss9 81 fsw szs - sfsrt~1
"a bore
As a. Illustrate - eng assire~eris
s.ssslbffies orc ssrusf sf'ef e-srE
r~snx ih- hsralees - fsrse u.asfts
heinx ~ ssra1eia asst ar~sd snd faTse.
~ sfzfsff FIR 8l<srraHerfA ee~ nss~
e s.sorfes atfh OK Fsss 81 hl-ss flrs.
&C. Ths ffsf fsrrn aa Gee -~f~ pas
~ g.Fcas rrstz ahsff fh-Er rsfek-
-aa aaf-e1 wsraEf arss Sc o4.a@f
s1sss sid ~r-f ~ tss baa-s go hxts
q tset~s - us 80 fte 1asfa szzs
va-~ wY renx gee wsfe Esftses $3.50
rsr Tssr0 u~fr fse ~ ~ fAst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

hold down a fraction of an instant, then
you would have "cpt" or complete. To
an uninltiated mind the word 'Scotus"
would be an enigma. but to professional
ears It is Supreme Court OF the United
States In the phrasaology Of the broker
we have "Odca," opened dull. but closed
active: hume holders unwilling 20 make
concessions.
These are only a few samples of the
three and more thousand code combina-
tons that are used by the Associated
Press operators. There are only two sucl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

Fer a week The Eagle has been
printed on q new three-deck Scott
perfectinE press made al Plainfsid. y
J.. by Walter Scott Co. press manu-
facturers The press prints and folds
I. 30 twentv-four page papers Ike the
one you hold in your hand. and 35.osl
twelve-psge papers per hour. Il is
twelve feet from its base 10 the top
most casting. twenty-eight feet long.
eleven feet wide has twelve cylinders
ana forty-twc rollers and requires 100
pounds OF ink TO AL its fountSins pre-
paratory 10 running Il is Du, to-
Eether without ;he use q hammer Or
naIlei. each piece IS 50 carefully made
and adjusted So smoothly finished agd
polished 1t Is wired ard fitted with
electric lights il varoas places IN
furnish sufficient light n ali tho parts
- that they can be readily seen. also
with electric wires and buttons II 2
number Of places 50 that the three
pressmen who operate il can IN = SEC
ond's warning. soend the alarm hsli
from where they stand. giving notice
to start or stop. When equipped for
running OF twenty-four page paper.
twenty-four stereotyred plates. each
the size OF ore page Of the Eagle. are
fastened or the cylinders Of the press.
Three large rolls Or paper weighing
each abou, 50 pounds. rolled ~ a core
Ike spool a thread. are slipped On
cylinders and placed on the rear 81 the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

The Globe. Miss Appleton is nice girl,
and her family is prominent. but this is
becoming ridiculous. Hereafter. when
you have to mention Daysey Mayme's ap-
preaching marriage. put the item on to
boil. and don't take it of the Gre for
three hours"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

Ezra Miller OF Fort Wayne. age l., ran
of and before he would return forced his
mother 10 sign bill Of rights" Some
how We are not surprised at this. but how
it would have disguised the old-fs shioned
mother.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
Corset Coat Suits

Of ali wool mannish suiting, made in
the new corset style with regulation
coat sleeves, collar piped and trimmed
in plain colors, gun metal buttons.
Jacket is satin-lined throughout and is
one of the newest patterns. Full fare
i prIee..................... $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

The @. n. "Justri;e" Corset In
made OF fine corset jeans in sizes
IS to 80 X is ono Of the best
stayed and boned corsets and
will give long service: straight
front style: dip hip: hose sup
P s1ses' n Watched '. $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

In the three-quarter style; {
jacket full taffeta silk lined;
cape. top finished with ~
rows tailor stitching, coat is
corset form, new pouch sic
similar in design TO above
illustra ton
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22

heller hape oercS @oioret | 9inet eto
ie mine i~ntctareroe &ancrater neo.
ihagteoc. be bapoe 10 forIaSt iig pon
mig. "a oerfor or ieg GLAD ooer at
fitiuie DO for benz"
~8ip mig BIN SoGt5, urtrr Ssnl"
iagoe 9eneraIen- ~941 er en- brao
9ttss os Dor 9rfist tortient oig aor.
Jet. Seq or itolt oper at bapcselr lao.
6an SoIoat | nit Gegiment!A
San bsieSe Tug ooer sons oe- IaeSe
hom SrSerert prn @rpitet. % Sa
imtfte min Gut iaa iptteIig. bans
Zine finite, bo,t greb Generations
SoanS % iogoe SeerNe: General.
ieg 5or ert6rut en- 9sr til ZEN. Sero
min Ror aoriet, rnar leg er AsS, -
oct pI gInSe benhe - ira batSes
Sans 90 - fig benbc - at lea aItiS
bar - tprtt pua ber6e."
8ererdlen looeoe Set. Sou bo
min Sans raIig iito tor aISrig mere
at poagre.
IRE 0oge icrere If ie8 aorie ser
tlierot iont en- irSite 0iIictr ira MN
erpite - ira min tlTrc. braoe Gut"
Sg Ben ganIe Sore besraoe6c Nm.
'tgtet | tine SpnSer o. srr0 bitterIig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22
Ppao Rptnoerne beuno.
rer hos Wpno.

st enseIif Giosfrtft, "Cbe gounta
0an". inoeboIOer en- nre9ct beteanenSe
SamItn8 ltOtaleIier ira a~otnSerres
Seir - EilitaaeIier, iom n~abenborer,
3ooo aoinoerne e9tnt,jg bctnorer
melt hos QfTn0. 0pt cr ct 9Pffc PC.
tler0eIier. ION fltnbc ia aoie0eio.
gems met 6e8etitre0c 6ortipmpere til
at 8raote al 6orareClic. Hor hoor
bItr Oct MI Al 2igbeNIn meQem aieu.
ucne? vi icmten betIcn0tc auinOcr,
iom uot1Icr Jig ON So1en, erflGrcr
nTIten alleiammeu, at Set. aoin0cn
hcbsper melt % Iifer 1cSit er en- Serre
oG Q3citer. Raar 0anncoc oa oplpite
aoinOcr fan %tiIitaa, at ocrc@ aisn8
Itsritc 9gr1icrrigbeS 5citoar / at be.
itnOc Jig / ct SlagS tl.5coenoc SIaoco
t~ilit1to UNDER WanScna 0crrcSemnc,
ioa ipnca ll0ii8tcrnc ii. cit i%uIbitTn0il
%iQhcO mCIlcm W1nh ~ aoinNc at
UUre meQCt lduat tortc.
Tru Sorob (ooleu 5cmrrfer. at Sc
NGn0, iom er melt popu,rrc bIarot
auinoerrc, cr SortfIolcrnc o0 Rs9.
tjoitrnc - ErGItcu % ari0crct.
! lit inocritc @jcrte LITER Sc en- Dtcitcr.
"0uinocrNc bcun0rcr Nio0. Manoboi.
tiBbe6 o. N~crionIighcN nos en- 0}ono.
Get bor uUrct Zig ira N}cmeifc5cScna
tiOliIItc (iNrr. % ifisnt uorc Io1ca
TtItraob "&i1heo mcIcm NjerncuC"
Aicr Ncnnc Cpiatnin9 milr0rc isinc.
il.OCntc cn0 / gamIc Qo9c, ioa tiIbc.
Scr aOInEcrnc ircmoclca Monocna
Stprfc. SUN 5rln0rcr arigcrcn iOm
ct Symbol pol Sen Ie8cmIigc Stvrfc
% FrGiten iom ell Sppe pal n~torlIif
Strait % oonOeLj9 9lutorttet.
%iQioa Campbell 3opiNion hGpGcr,
at Wanocn@ isritt GQcnifob or bans
QIultoigbc0. "Tor Ioagc AUinNcr cr
G1t 0fanNena Stprfc, 'om ubJier Dams
itsrite ar,n mn R~crrhrin, N,m ,c.
,morpr ocormaimrfr 4,roftrrinrfc
m Rilicimrfc N,,, sn5r,r on Nrrr,
NJ mciter a., mar INN Trlrr hon
INN milf, ri - 6sic in inr hon,
3ritirftamT5iin f,5cr b,,n il, 0pC.r
b,,r latter ~ ooo o., b,i T;rno.
itoI Nu0r So IF,rifobcr h,r f,r,r
Ann ,cIn m,r,r,r irnffer Ann 1gor.
Her mos ior n fnrrp fommp II, NJ
ANN :, 5erhpS ;tsritp m,r.
opI pr etnrfc"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22

geHoes rnnfeSe gniigi. "Spis 3e oil
bsre BET" inaoe bun, faitenoe Ct tiGr.
ligt 9lif paa 8iaeOet, % begpRote:
let par 0ensans | 1870, oa
5ranifm1neen ride iito | Son0et. Sra
ole Si0er itremmeoe Mgno iii Sp.
ref, ogiaa min Sons - han par 20
liar gdmmel tos diiteo. boor onot
BET elo gloroe mig at ilippe min
eneite.
San ifreo ct Bar 8ange meaet be.
g~eiitret o. ien0te mig Oct gineSe. ionl
bnnger paa 8Gggen. Saa par Der
gaaet ire RaaneSer, itOen ban reiite,
ieg bsrte fun iieI6en ira bam, men
otoite, at ban par / Srnnfrige og meo
1T Regtment pao Del til 8oriS. Snn
en- after, 0d San meS en- liben IiSe.
ling par gaaet no poa Refo9nosee.
ring, moatte ban tina Sngt. meocns
bans &omerater fif en- fort Spile.
let par en- msrf, itormhtIo Rat og
tSneroe tol0, iad min Sans life felte
Jig innScrltg pet tilroSc.
BAIoielig Esrte ban i i'm RGrheo
Ell iagte Stsrmen. Spmerfiomt iao
ban Jig ON. sre6 iaiterc ON lit Sc.
oGr o9 ipeioe0e ifurpt ito / Rsrfet,
ban Otbite 10, at Ban moatte inSeitoa
Tor line anmeraterS S~itferbeo. ut.
ter bsrte ban Sen itsrnen0c 9p0, og
MI o~podae6e ba1t of Den fcm ira en-
ltoen 6aIoforfaOOen Suite, neppe ire.
0ioe SfriOt ira BAN.
San beitentc fig pan at u~noeregc,
0oaO BET par, 9if foriigtig qienncm
ben oobre 0sr. itreu Ell Stiffe al OF
o~r0ageoe pna 8uIpet Ell m%enneifelia
Sftffelie, Ill al 2pffc ian0t ban ct
ballot Cps pan 9or0ct, oct tpnotc
ban, % ue0 bets fIagren0c Sfin iaa
1on III, at,Oen ioore0c par en- 6rouif.
man0. en- iSierOc. Wen min 8ut han.
Be O~eSltoptet Nte0Ii6enbeO mco SEN
I~tatfeIs 6pr, ser betrogteOe bum iou
bsnltgt % IsftcOC SnInoen op til
QtltnSen Tor at pie. bporlc0c& Igrs
item pintc bam. Otin Wut bsieOc ii9
neo til BAN % LOS ham Orifte ri i'm
6elttlaltc. Saa gtf Ran igien pua i'm
Eoit.
Den otter en- 6nlu (inea Iorleb
8lf ban i9icu ben til 0pttcn. ban
Ull0C ie, bua0 Ben iaarcNc uiorOc. San
loo | befti8 6ebcr n iumrGOc otter
&an0, Vfin Sans blpoc ct 6Ieot
Nicrtc i0m en- &pin0e. tog i'm set.
rlaltc lN0 al HCmnucn on opcrloO Gcn
til Tranifnon0crt, Ser -mumllCoc ct
ioa9t: "0tcrct."
"a mtn @l1t MI iIjen traa&te uo /
oct frtc, lpne0c 8Courer BAN imp0c.
% fer bon cltOnu piOite. hDorleoea set
elf til. blobc fire 1rQnifnlGu0 omrill.
get % ufuGbnrt bont. Strufa 0erpna
fem en- Ii0sn Sob SolNotcr, Ger
i1rOipnli1oia ifuloc opcrflloc Sc 10.
pence Er6iaierc. Gc inf min Sans
en- AncbcI / WurNCL ior at ban fife
'tltl0c roa5e, % fprtc HaIu iro / 0ut.
ten, hoor @omnlroontcu rcttctc dncs
hoonGc S]pprQam1oI iii ham nor at cr.
Iorc. boor GicnIcn pm.
Otin &un3 ioarcOc bam nutl,rli1.
bis life. bp1o ser Grqre0e 1ranIf.
marSen iod me8ct. at han trucGe min
@ut mes 0sScn. Rcn ban for6lep
.iton3hcftiH "a iorrol0tc irtct. Nl1
blco GfiiccrCn o~irfcIi0 orc0. "StpC
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22
Pcnoes eneits Son.

9aa en- &anoring sianncm Spes.
fart, iom ieg iorrige Mar iorstos,
raaeSe ies en- Dag en- liSen 2anos5n,
hoor ieg otloe opbolOe mig til HGite
Dag.
Nsen oct cteitc 8ieitgtueriteS, ion
fdrrotes paa Steoet. iaa iaa urent %
Tibet inobpoenoe no, at ieg. enoifient
ieg alSeles life or iprpGrnet life iG.
te ben miltoite 2pit til at Grille mine
trGtte Senmlpr Ger.
Seq ioa mig ocrfor ON for mill.
gems at0etiteoS at fitrne opSagc ct
bebo8eIigere Suslp % bemerfeoe paa
ben anoen SiOe al @oSen et oaffert
lioet SlS, ltoenior hpilfct Ser iao en-
gammel, renlig flGSt aone % itrif.
fe6e.
"@oSoaa. Ror," iaoSe ieg, toet lea
troaote ben til ben6e, IS fan oel life
itge mig. bpor ieg for en- Rut fan
iinSe Suslp? Sea pil life gicrne' /
9~ertSbuiet. % : peo maaife nogen,
Der funOe baoe Elo6s rot mig"
Zen 8amle = bun fln0e pel pore
iptti Gor, men iaa elrSnii meget rsrig
no b~etra9teOe mig f~orifen0e; iaa
ipareSe bun nglen0e: Neg bar ielo
en- Stie, ieg furt6e til6poe Serrm,
9oiS ban pil tn9e tiltnffe!"
Seq moSto9 GLAD SiIbltoet OF behs.
oeoe life at orrgre Set, tbi 8preliet,
iom 9ri anpiite mig. por, ON eno tor.
oeligt, iua Aog poerit rent og propert.
"ghl bar s Def oniaa li6t Wa0 til
mig, min gobe aore?" iagSe lea, 81
iea en- BaIo Time ienere traaNtc inb /
9isffenet til ben0c. "Gt 8or 9Gq,
9reS og Cit, set cr tilItrpffclipt. Ga
tOi8 &c life bar noret imoS Set, ian
letter Ie8 mic 6er nos Fem. Sea er
'aa aat9eocI Tor trrt til at 9oa no"
Smart Jas ri iammcn / ben iire
Stlr pua Den lille noget ueoiunfnc
Soia % loo QfdOen image o$ mes
httdnOen iom TO QoIrle 8Cfien0te.
let par no82t iaa go0t % bp98e(igt
oe0 cent 8amIe, at man fsIte iia FELT
hicnmrc / Gen0c5 HTrnc0.
lln0er Dor Sumtole iol>t nit @lif
oaa &Ggnen ligeooeriOr. Ter hang
ct 9IacOe al en- iiruf ing Nono i
Uniform, % un0cr Set. p1n Romooen
LA ScrnforTct poo Cn IiNcn 6lla Elros
80. -. -. Iyg-EET -Ia