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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

Get out and hustle" is the advice of
President William II. Harper Of Chi
cago university TO college men who
have reached the proper age, says the
Chicago Tribune. Addressing the
senior class the other day, he said:
AT the age Of twenty-five young
man should te thinking about getting
into his life work. Under the present
educational advantages student
should be able TO finish his college
studies when he is around twenty. He
then can spend year in business,
where he will gain much by coming In
contact with the business world, ana
later can take up and finish his pro-
fessional work or graduate work by
the time he is twenty-five years old.
81 have advised twenty men during
the last year TO quit the university and
to go to work Some students get into
the habit of going to school and con-
tinue going, waiting for a job TO be
given lHtll. Is uOl a buoihNSS'
but place TO prepare for business"
President Harper declared he had no
patience with the student who does not
plan for life work as he pursues his
undergraduate studies. He said that
! some of the most successful business
men who have been graduated from
the University of Chicago began their
business career before they had fin
| ished their collegiate work. They fin
| ished their college work, but not until
after they had spent year in bust
ness.
"The demands of the times are great
! today" continued DR.. Harper. The
young man who goes into business
must meet powerful competition. He
must then be well prepared. The col
lege education of today compares with
the preparatory education of few
wears ago. The time has come when
graduate work Is necessary. But the
educational advantages are such that
a young man can get the graduate or
professional training and be ready for
lifes work as young as when he fin
/ ishcd his college work when l took up
my college course.
Then there was little opportunity
to do graduate work in the west.
was the seventh to receive the degree
of doctor Of philosophy from Yale.
This will serve to illustrate the age of
graduate work in this country. The
University of Chicago was the pioneer
of this work in the west. For that rea-
son the report has gone forth that the
university Is primarily graduate
school. This is a mistake. The under
graduate department is just as impor-
tant. These colleges will be developed
side by side"
Members of the senior class have
been invited by President Harper to
ask him questions pertaining to the
university and its work. These the
president answers at his Tuesday
meetings with the class.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
VLADIvOSTOK FLEET.
Detail. of ships In Russia's Flying
Squadron.


Squadron.
First among Russia's still untouched
resources must be reckoned the NlaU-
vostok flying squadron, of which we
have heard so much, says Charles
Johnston In Harper's Weekly.
The biggest ship in the Nladivostok
SQUADRON is the Gromoboi, of 1886
tons displacement. and therefore heav-
Ter by $500 tons than the heaviest
cruiser I'm the japanese fleet. and out
stripping our own heaviest cruiser by
an even greater amount. She has n
primary battery of four eight-inch
quick firing guns In armor classmates,
supported by sixteen siX-inch quick
firing guns and no less that forty-eight
of lesser calber, with five torpedo
tubes. This big ship can do twenty
knots and is exceeded in weight by
only four cruisers in the British navy,
there being nothing else of her class to
equal her elsewhere in the navies of
the world.
Second In the Vladivostok squadron
comes the Rossia, launched three years
earlier and within 200 tons of the same
displacement. She has also four eight
inch and sixteen six-inch quick firing
guns and forty eight of lesser caliber.
| She has a belt of armor five to eight
| inches thick, but her batteries are not
SO well guarded as those of her bigger
sister. She can also do about twenty
knots, which would take her across
the Atlantic in about six days. This
ship has six torpedo tubes. OF less
speed is the Rurik, displacing 11,O0O
tons, or about 1900 more than Japan's
best cruiser. She has a similar arma-
ment, though not quite so extensive,
and only four torpedo tubes.
Add the Bogatyr, built in Germany,
much lighter. but also much faster
ship, doing twenty-three knots, and
thus able to keep up with the fastest
ocean greyhound She displaces $500
tons and has twelve six-inch quick fir
ing guns and eighteen of less weight.
! This new and rapid ship will doubtless
scout for the squadron, and there are
only four Japanese ships, all cruisers
of less tonnage, that could keep up
with her. The work of this Nladivos
toK squadron will be to attempt to pre-,
vent Japan landing troops anywhere
on the outer coast of Korea.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
9 K I I;liI|!|

To and from Quebec Colebrook ,Noi poston,
ford, Lancaster, North Conway, State
Portland, and all points IN tn ;,oes
ofMaire and Maritime froV'">>''
In effect June 10, 1908. fol
TRAINS LEAVE North StralIo' Eals at
lows: For Colebrook and Bceche .,
10 40 a. m, OF, 5.33 and 9.33 p, ~, and Lime
For Cookshire, Dudwel II unct'om ""
' Fer Quebec O. o and a. all points on the Q"S'"
Central Ry. 2.o7 p. IN. II 30 q. nj
For Lancaster 400, 6.55 anu
and 500 p. m. .,.,d and East
For QueDec Junction, Portland 1 07r. M
trn points 6.55 & 1850 a. M au ~ II ,5O%
For Bostun, via Portland, 90"
NJ. and 3.U7 p. m.
GEO +. EVANS, ,,anager,
Vice President and Cen M"""'
% Doo Ia y poprLANp' N''
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

An innovation in the game of bridge
is to play it by mail. Partners in diff
ferent cities having been arranged, the
four select an umpire, who, deals four
hands and mails one to each. The
game then proceeds in the usual way,
each player communicating his play to
the others through the umpire. 1t is
not necessary that the players should
be aware Of each others Identity until
the contest has been ended.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
DIR. kOch's Island,

A Vienna manufacturer, Leopold
kupelwieser, prompted by the result
of Professor Koch's investigations re-
lating to intermittent fever, has placed
at DR.. Koch's disposal the island of
Brioni, situated west of the peninsula
OF lstria and about sixty miles south
of Triest, to enable him to continue
there his investigations.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
Three Symbols OF Japan.

The three symbols of the imperial
house Of Japan are the mirror, the
crystal and the sword, and they are
carried in front Of the emperor on all
state occasions, says Leslie's Weekly.
Each has its significance. Look at
the mirror and reflect myself" or, in
other words, know myself" is the
message OF the mirror. 'Be pure and
shine" is the crystals injunction, while
the sword Is reminder to BE sharp"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

An old lady who had never ridden
on railroad car recently visited sta
ton and was shown into the waiting
room, says the Frisco (Tex.) Journal.
She took a chair and prepared to ell
joy herself. After sitting quietly for
half an hour she reached over and.
touching stranger on the arm, re-
marked, 1T rides real easy, don't itT'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

In Korea the rooms of wife or
mother are the sanctuary Of any man
who breaks the law. Unless for trea-
son or for one other crime he cannot
be forced to leave those rooms. and so
long rs he remains under the protec-
ton Of his wife's apartments he is Sc
cure from the officers of the law.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

A distinguished physician believes
that electricity will take the place of
whisky as the nerve stimulant of the
future. 1t is to be hoped that real
lightning jag will show points of supe-
riority over the chain lightning variety.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

Japan and Russia do the shouting
and shooting, but the Koreans and the
Manchurians, around whose homes the
lighting proceeds, are getting the eTi
dences that war Is just what Genera
Sherman said it was.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

The newest gloves for reception and
evening wear show delicate pink. blue
and mauve Innings. A spray of flow
ers to match the lining is often en-
broidered or painted on the back of the
glove. Forgetmenots, vioIets and ar
butus are favorite blossoms.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
Modern Naval Warfare.

The little brown admiral stood on the
bridge
When the sea was running high
When the great ship slipped down the
foam crowned ridge,
And the clouds aloft did fly;
And he called to the captain by his side,
AS he gave his belt hitch,
Just anchor that mine
In the heaving brine,
And We'll scuttle the Petrovitch!"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
A Novel Club.

The latest American institution Is
the Four Hours Sleep club. Its men,
bers bind themselves not to spend more
than four hours out Of the twenty
in slumber and to induce their friends
and relatives to do the same.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

The sultan of Sulu may find som,
consolation in the fact that Uncle San
only cut Off his pay instead of reducin,
the number of his wives,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

1t has been discovered by physicians
that automobilists suffer from motor
pathia cerebralis. Those they run oveI
still suffer from plain rigor mortis.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

The census bureau has about COM
pleted the enumeration of the Philip
pine Islands, and Spain will learn for
the first time what she lost.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

The Russian, attempt to censor the
air has not proved an unalloyed sue
cess.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
Boston & Maine R.R,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
n.l11 1OOQ
Trains leave Newport

Trains leave Newport
For st. Johnsbury at : 90 a, m, Il -
90, l 25 and al 80 p. m. Return at 3"
t3 Is x 10 40 a. IN I 90 and 1 p p. M,
For Wells River at 90 4. m, II %, I W.
II 20 and 81 80 p. M. Return at '2A
t2 So. So a. m, %, and 80 p M A.,
For White River JuuCt. At 90 a H., =
III 20 p. m. Return at fl2 90, ana 81 VA
M. and 1 40 p. m.
For Plymouth at 90 a m, II 90 anu
IL 80 p. m. Return a AZ 80 and GOA
m, and ? 90 p. m.
For Concord at 7 90 a m. u So, II 25t
III IS p. m. Return at 80 and II oS a Ill.,
IL O5, 9 AZ & 40 10 p. NJ.
For Manchester at 90 a. M, u o. II !, ~ ~
III 80 p. m. Return at %, 10 ~ II "
a. m, o6 40 06 p. m.
For Lowell at z 90 a. m, l. 90, II %
I'll 80 p. m. Return at 80 10 ~ d. ~'
g 1O&s 80 10 p. m. uo;
For Springfield, Mass. at 90 a. nir Il %
p. m. Return at O5 a. M 4 10 p NJ ,oss
For Nashua Junction at 90 a. M No. = Il AZ a.
II 25 III 80 pm. Return at 10 Us ShV'
a. M, 81 q - SO p. IN.
For Boston at o. I. M, = o. - % ~
III 50 p. m. Return It 10 A. M I 'V'
g 80 p. m.
Trains leave GrovetOn tor
Lancaster at Is a. M, Il SO 3 % p +"
NCluIlI III U 81 q IL ~ IL" - m
Littleton at 10 a. M, Il 50, \ D oV p ="
Return at 10 Az a. M. & + 80 p. M
Wells River 10 a. m, T. So, oo P"
Return Mt So a. m. & 80 p. III.
Plymouth at Is a. m, II 3 x oV p "
Return at IS a. m. 90 =. M zoom
Concord at Is a. M, / > 80 X ~ p
Return at 80 a. IN. & Il % p. m -oom
Mancl ester at Is a. NJ. II IS b oV p'
Return 1T % & IL 81 a. IN.
Nashua Jet. Is a. M, Il 80 Wv
Return 1t II Oh a m. p.
Springfield st 7 Is a. m. ao y N''
turn at 8 05 a. III. esnnm
Boston at Z is a. m, - 33 ooVp'
Return at 10 a. m. s.,
nss~ Runs daily. I Daily except M SUNDAY
5 Daily except Saturday hNeeP' ,n daly
and Monday. All other trains III"
except sunday
DANAJ FLANDERS,
Gen. Pass < Ticket Agl
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
Woman and Marriage.

A woman may think her husband a
failure, but marriage, never!
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06

When an employee keeps his eye on
the clock, it is an invitation to his en-
ployer to keep an eye on that employee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
ADVICE FOR STUDENTS
DR.. Harper Urges Seniors to
Leave College at twenty-five.
SHOULD SPEND YEAR IN BUSINESS.

President of Chicago University
Says Men Ought To Finish Course
by Twenty, Then Take New work.
Has No Patience with studcL's
Who DO Not Plan For Life Wosk
While Pursuing Undergraduate
Studies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-05-06
The JAPANESE IN KOREA
How Marquis Ito Won Conces-
sions For His Country.
SYMPATHY OF NATIVES DIVIDED.

Powerful Classes In Favor Of Japan,
Tong Haks and Southern Rice
Growers Are OppOsed-KoreanE EN-
perOr Said to Be Entirely SUBJ
servient to Japanese Demands.
Indifference of Koreans to Out
come of the War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Ara o,rupr 0itp, w,inn.

Snt for 1908 - % Sat for alt. Der
er. siort ;sjemem @Sceorab Soitcn" ;
SpaIter for N~oritbesens @epareIie. Tat
for DC npIts tiIenoebraste "&orife aoao".
Oct er ct prreifnlbt OF bel uNfsrt Grs
beioc - blroe firbes hos euhper Noro'
rtano ira SoI til Dol; - / etbbert norif
Siem ~bertiuaues. boor bette gerf er
fpmmet ino, oil en- Suit at norif 2uft
trGrge IND. sos cs 9ISre brinaer DC CT
mRatig grinbringeus 8slee. Der rrtifer
os ub at SnaIeu % brinaer Rinoernes
fa9reite gieblifte tilbage. gi minocs,
boor bort Sierte o. belle Si9l ipulmeoe
AT en- linialis iibeitripeIis SsIeIie -
StoItbeb oper bort elifeSe Norse o.
brGnSenne 69breIanostiGrligbeb. Sette
SGrf briuser bisie itore Gauoer tiIbage
for bort Slif os bi leper De uu9e
Gage oper. Naatte iaa ianst DC hinge
Rorife bore iitano til at tileene FIG Den
ianoe norife Ganb, Der lom en- splSeu
Sraab ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oft, % pm
itunoon | iimple SrbeIng, BOG mretig
os it9rf. fuIS af Ell br9nSenoe SIo. ufat'
telig for andre euo NorIfe. @oot Gptaar
og Safl I. Sreemann.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
DR.. SHOOP'S RHEUMATIC CURE
Softer intet, oerIpm ben feiIsr.

euhser urlia Reriou. lem liorT al Rbeumaiismr
tnbtpees Ill at beHutte bette IiIbue. 2 aayepts bar
10 operalt ioriBet at hnee az 99semtooel fpreidt Tor
RheHuatig me. Raiten 20 Nar bar lea dnueHot paa
bette Glemeo, 1iiiihtt 5isu min Ssasn belgnnet. Il
lgflaub tauet iea e. fotbaTf tsmiff grceuft. str
lite ffuffeoe mia paa idmuf tlndoe. fem andre rbeu.
maiIfe Reeepter hdpoe ffuffsi e1aer pveraIf.
Jsg mener ne az 6r. Shssps GheuratismesQar
Tan %fprranele bruiormebe Seo tl aise is,tn. Iei
bet ben @tit fem foraariaasr Smsrte o. SopennsS.
% bet CT RteHHaiismeHs rte Eabe
Yea ueo bette idd ftierf. at ia oil ldbe MIN RheAs
~Hiettsule aar no en- hst RaaHeb pan 2rsue. Sea tan
lite helbreee aqe 1thGieer tHeeu en- RaaHsb. 7et
pllee r1re urimelist al ptats. men be atte Eifxioer
oil aiet ia % &eSriua iuotrgse iNetn 80 1aae
StHne 2rsuebebaHoltud Oft pnerberiis Tom ON al
AZ socDps RheHmaiismtsaur tT "a tease az Mbeus
matismt- n spervRlesHoc hast msb S~beoommsH,
lem az ntprpfaae IA.
sRHt 9ifhAs a eres irr al operberiie Ttm en- min
1futo. 1eure Tiaipsiulobee q tlst u ia bet al &c.
iartng -ef ltsrfrea SiesH Yea PEP. brat ets flH
ssrai.; isiis sse iss lsa ssls..i az sg W Iaes
acre mtb en- apeiheier Erres RRrbfe. ia1 al IL
tan syhOies ieg Masey al ar sheops abeunatle
Care III ar fsreials sOrissei msb re tan faae ben
en- bel @annco paa erspe 3eriom eeH iuttsS, Of
esR fgns ZEN $ enls ben feifer er tabcf mt
aiens. TIT ri siirs sBenapt hrit III Tea slV.
1es iHeHer agtsafts bette, On Tf Ter al grspsu
Tenn.
sftp il Hi, % re1 VII isaes solsH. sor,sa mi,
eTstuieod en- Riarto opis eef teler. et Iakef Hif.
netetier n Sbog. oaE eS07, RasiHe. Ets.
sRhee llfalteT, lie trsaiitS. hsihssses eite mse
en- eEes 10 6laist oes abe Apsibs,rs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
sra ebawan Gunntp, isis.

@eb bet famine ies inOienber min ges
falling for Soften, bill ieg bebe ON
RIabs for nosIe 2iuier berfrn. Seq bar
bolot ~9ecorabsSoiten" / 40 Gar, men
enoni life ieet noeet BERTHA; en- fan fris
ties til at at tro, at bet life er noget SpIi
/ Natnria; men bn lager man fell, for III
bar life miuore enb TO Meuisbeber / bette
Settlement, % life at forglemme at Der
er 9iort 8sgpuoeIie til ben treble, en-
norif sIlttberif 9irfe, Tom beticnes Of ga,
flor 5. g. 9ueec. gi bar MI faaet 8ius
ter for fulot aappr, ba bet bar bGret bite
terIig toIot iiben lGnge fsr Sul, men 81
bar enonu life faaet Sne not til Slrbe,
fere. 9reatluapl er bet meite. man oris
Der meo Der. Ser or ct ~G6eeIes Sactos
rp", ipm brides af Sreb g. 2aif, og ct
Gooperatib creamery, o9 oct Ter no. Iom
bet bar en- Ips Sreuttib for Jig. "Secp,
rabs Bpiten" er bet beoite norife 9lno lea
bar Ieit! ct aoot 9fDtaar snites 8Iabet
og ale bets SGiere. en- Gbbpeger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22

! itaact at Irie ina nteaet ON De Serpnreu'
be Eebsrfpenoe on @anbsfaseiteaere, bill.
fet afgiper en- meget tor % fieoeIig Sec
tire; ics bill oerfor / al @eniiebeS iigs
til Den 9reoe Subienoer: Slut meo bis
ie 5iitorier % ifrip belIere om noset a
mere aImeu Snteresis, iaa Bet lGiencI
RubIihim faar bsre ON DC lpiere Cher
Zen she b. beisgie gPrs. aInia Sbore.
fen fra @aiib Go, y. @, os. gun bar
pGrct en- Sie berneoe paa Selsg Dos lin
Wooer. Mrs, g. Soraerien. Sm bapos
meb ZIG paa Aeiicu bib i'm lille fire Taal
ncoer gaule Satter; en- lang @ei nj
Satpta for i1ise Smaa. Cgiaa en- an
ben G~afotaiettlcr. Wr. Ole 9iietb fri
Me9ean Go, opboIber iie for RGrpGrens
&c hos Rrs. Sohar Ssrenieu. ion / IRns
gere Sib BAR p9ret meeet sanrIis. Saas
blot bioes. bar Sulen oeuueaaip Iebet al
| al StiIbeo; gnbper bar foretrutiei
SiemmctS ao og Sug9e. ga Sulen CT
M oeiaa bennegana ooer. ui er alerebe
ct soSt Ststfe i Sdmiar. 9uIebomoet
iom bar lat op paa Sisstnset til llneer'
boIbning for SC iHraa Sugle, or n~ebtaeet.
BET almiuneli9e SoeronssIio sr inos
trnabt, men iom CT 8tinbe ON ben tore
Set, hi oaiaa nennepana bsittoeIigboIot
til sgre for geroens Srelier, oil ies meo
8ebaitsrens % De Greoe 2Gieres Siuas
BELLE lutte bette 9rep meS feIgenbe lille
Beers:
@I9belig SuIl
On Stormere tuoer uteo bnrifer Reit,
Ga SintertiISen isner bort @rnlt,
Saa bar hi ipm &riitne bort 6ierterin,
CpIaot for BAN. iom RAIDER: On Spn.
ser toml
90 Heiteu, Tom ba Ieb iaa binuneIf rem,
Gen Ipoer enomt Iige ina pen.
I'll boer enteIt ben flyer: Yaa Soroeu
Srcol
San ielb eier sgreu / goigbeo.
Som oengaug &c fang meb binuueIit
Slang.
Sna finger Be cnSml Sen famine Gang.
Sbi slGoeli9 Sui, gl9beIig SuIl
Cubs beuige eu9le ipnee / StiuI,
8IGbeIi8 Sui, 8IGoeIie Sib,
Sl lpTes ~ me 0uos Nalpn Did.
Saa ldo os pnanD / aanbcn Sa gda
Eli Staoeu o9 ie, bpno / 8rpbbeu Der lac.
Wen StaSeu, ben beooer 10 Bethlehem
90 Der 10 biies for aue trent
en- @ape iaa berIig. ina ifi6n o. iaa
prlto
SENS, en- Srelier. ienbt ps fra 8uo.
Sa Tom, Serre Seiu, nGr on Dor @ieit
Sbi iuIt ba hi fan bolNe ret Sltlefcit.
90 naar hi paa Soroen bar boct Dor Sie
8to oa hi mna Ifie SUBS aaibn bib
90 meS De beQige gngle / &or 4,
@seb 8IGbe iitemme: Serrcu err itor.
SiIilut bill ieg iige goot gtptaar til 6per
Som eIifer i'm @ltb og jim 9tbel bar fiGr.
ga, bette er "Sreoet", ieg ienoer dfiteS
90 bette er SiIieneu, iom fpIger meo:
8oot Gpt aarl
Bernhard S%toItenbern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Ara Giaaaru, ssprb Safpta.

Oct fan brnoe bet biloe irtereslere
"8ecorabsY oiten"s 2Riere at bsre liot
fra Senue aant al gerSeu. Seq bar baut
bette 8lao at lRie n9iten / tpne Iar,
men fan life minoes at babe ieet nogct
berfru paa lang Sio. Ser er goot 6nrs
nlingslarb, og pi bar bait uoeerlunoc
gooe Noliueer Der / be iioIte aar; men
iou s ale peb, SoIt flager aliseocI;
men iee tror, hi burSe bore tatnemIigc
for, at pi bar Dab % 3ul, idn pt fan
boloe bore Sbtter nnrme | oisie foloe
Gage, iom pi bar bait M | DC iibite Gar
Tiger, men bi bar life mere enp omtrent
en- ii Sonrner Sue, og ben CT iadtet op
ian 9oot nh, at bet fan life bli nogeu
rigtig ilem Storm, fer hi fnar rpget mere
Sue. Sa, Der er Der ale SlasS Ratio
ner, men nligepel bar hi Yroteltmter en-
airte, iout blen inbbiet M itoitc Cont
nlcr. Sen berer til ben Soreneoe luther
lie airfe. &irten er bh9get oeb Gauten
al Siopeu, TOM Dc faIoer geterilers
8robe, iaa ben Iig9er uof ian beleiIi9t og
hInt til. Set er Saitor 5. RingItao, iom
b~etierer Der, 90 aoinbeforenirgen bar
arbeibet baarot for at fna beune Girte
iitano, bpoo De MI bar nnaet, oe fan M
babe 8l9be oe Spgee af Den paa Seres
gdurle Gage. Sc bar baaret frem et
gpot Grentpel for ben pugre SlGgt. ga
M or SuIen for Ssren og briuecr flor
@xrbe I allies Sierter, uaar De bprer
airfefloiten rinse ino Sen fore SsitiS.
On Sins babbe ieg iaa nGre CLIENT at
nGpne, nemlig, at Der bar pRret fin tppe
gar Rgtepiet Der omfring be iibite ftp
Raaneoer, % @runben berfor er bel. at
BET npe Nnr er Sfrbanr. Sc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Der dlrite Wanr t 2lneriea
5orteller, booroan ban unoeif mango Dinteres 8e.
Ipprliobeoer peo at bruce perltnd.

rctte IiSlrr mob S~sgSumus, ium
or GU Oirrttc Ssigc al alimatet. Z
115 War har icg mooitaaet Oct for.
anocrItgc Slimut, iom III bar / be
6urenroc Ssatcr.
Seq bar aItio baot Ell uSmerret
SeIbreS, men oar naturIiaois pqret
paaotrtct al De inaa upasielia6eSer,
iom iDlger meo DC burtige 6orunbrin.
ger / aIImat % Iemperutur. Bicr.
mem nit Iofge 2jo bar lea ficrSt
mango S%GBemiolcy for Soite. Jorfie.
IeIirr o. Giarrbe.
Suao Sr. 6artmarS' 9GgemiOoel
Ecruna anaaar, Oa lar jcg iunSrt
Den at uGre oct beoite, ON life bet
cnritc MiOocl mUS oisic ltpasiclig,
beocr. Ten Ear uGrct min Silhuat
/ mango Mar, o. ica trOr, at min auSc
SelbrcO % bsie Nlocr ifploe5 bette
SraemiOScl.
Zen paSier mig ftI0itGnojst / en-.
bUcr 6euieeINe. Zen beifutter mig
moo Sc onoe 6oIser al burtige Geir.
ioronoriugcr; CEN bolOcr min glppe.
tit pc0Ilge; 0cu aiDcr mig Strrfe;
Sen boIocr NIT BLOB / qoo GirfuIds
ton. Teo or fomrcu til at itole paa
SEN / nUitcU ale Sc imaa llpasieIig.
bcocr, ior hOIItc IcR trrnger We0i.
Gin.
"a Ga Grippe GViScmierne isrit
~optrnoOtc Der / GnOct, blcU leo an.
areben al ocune Sugoon.
1cg bnOOe here ldHac Sclririnaer
ueo Grip. Ara iGrit al uiOite icg life,
at HcruHl bar ct NiSocl mob ocunc
SnGoOm. tn jcg bsrtc, at ga 8rippe
par epidemic Gatnrrb, prBpcoe jcG
GCrnnn moS "a Grippe % inuSt, at
ort Uar nctop MiOlet."
5 ct icnere @rep, Suteret Site
San. 1908, ifriper Wr .9roG:.
Seq or frIit o. iS!er ian pcI, Tom
lea bar Giort / mango Mar. Oct enc.
ite iom mangler mig cr nit Sgu.
Geriom icg furoc ic, tlutoe ieg qua
oper belle 5urmcu, % oct DilOe gisre
mig gobt. Seq piI0c life oNrc ior.
uScn Yerrma."
NenIinit SrrrS