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The Washington times., 1905-11-28

Practically no weakness was discover
ed in the system. except in one Of the
kidneys. The heart and lungs seemed.
Sc far as could be learned from the
autopsy, TO have been ia excellent con-
oition
Stating the finding of the surgeons.
DIR. Gatswood said;
The body was relatively well pre-
served.
horse-hair incision marked the point on
the right side. Of the head where the
operation was performed.
Contusions.
There was marked evidence of a
large confusion on the left side of the
head. extending from the left tempIar
region. upward and forward There was
a small confusion. the size of a dime.
at the base of the skull
The face and forearms showed evil
dences Of bruises. The teeth were all
there and unloosened. Two parcli-
ment-like places appeared on the skin
Of the legs and a band Of similar skin
appeared on the forehead.
THE body was that of a well-de-
veloped young man with good shoul-
ders and neck
When the scalp was opened, there
was marked evidence Of blood diff
fusion. When the skull was barred it
was found unbroken and unmarried ex-
cept at the seat OF the operation. When
the skull was removed no adhesion
was found between the brain and skull
There was a marked bulging Of the
memDranOuS covering al the left side.
This membrane was Of a blush color
Coagulated Blood.
"On making an incision on the left
side Of the brain a large quantity OF
blood filled the cup and coaguIated
portions clung TO the membrane. The
brain was seen TO be pushed to the
right side and bulged. particularly at
the seat Of the operation.
There was a small clot three-six-
teenths of an inch in diameter a. the
base of the skull, but 1t might have
formed during the post-mortem"
With reference to the rest OF the BODY.
Dr. Gatewood said the spinal column
was normal; the lungs presented no dis
ease, although the pulmonary cavities
were partially filled with bloody fluid.
and the heart was sound. One kidney
showed congestion.
After stating this much Dr. Gatewood
said he had told practically all that was
learned at the pOst-mortem examination
Civil Counsel MunrOe examined Dr.
GatewoOd as 10 ability of a person TO
cause such injury as appeared in
Branch's case with only a fist blow
In answer to a series of questions. Dr.
GateWOod said he had become interest
ed IN the Branch case before he had
supposed he would be a witness and
that throughout his speculation on the
medical aspect on the ease he had tried
to substitute for fist blow some other
violent contact that could have caused
Branch's injury.
Il considered the possibility OF a fall
against the wall or floor" he said.
Not by Fist.
While ii is conceded that the effect of
blow viii act upon much wider
area than that with which there is con-
tact, the blood clot in Branch's head
in my opinion. could hardly have been
caused by a fist blow.
''in case there had been no evidence
or a fail during the fight, / would ha 20
70 accept the theory that the repeated
fist blows caused the Branch hemor-
rhage"
DIR Glazebrook. deputy coroner Of
Washington, who was present at the
autopsy as expert for the defense, asked
the witness a number of questions and
brought out that the hot application 10
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
BODY OF BRANCH SOUND.

Braneh's head facilitated the now Of
blood on the brain
on cross examination by DR.. Stokes.
assistant to che Judge advocate. the wit
ness said that the primary cause OF
death WAS hemorrhaEe
Asked as to the effect of punching bag
gloves, witness said . man might strike
harder blow because of the protection
AFFORDED the hand by the gloves.
No Bnght's Disease.
DR.. Stokes caused a conoquy with the
witness by asking a hypothetical ques-
ton as to the effect of chronic case
of Bright's disease on a man who
should fight twenty-tnree and one-half
rounds
Witness said in some cases it would
cause the participant to become very
tired and in others II would not. Wit
ness was quick TO say that the autopsy
showed that Branch did not have
chronic Bright's disease.
Judge Advocate Mark asked the Wit
ness what he thought of the right-haud
swings 10 the head Branch received
from Meriwether, and il the right-hand
swings could have produced the results
disclosed at the autopsy
Witness said he thought not.
Lieutenant Jackson asked:
"If the operation had been on the left
side. might Branchs life have been
''The statistics of this class Of opera
tiOns for the purpose OF relieving pres
sure caused BY a hemorrhage between
the brain and skull in uncomplicated
cases and without skull fracture. show
20 per cent of the cases are saved
DR.. GatewOOd said that this seemed
to have been case that he would
class fly as uncomplicated
Il ad second fncision been made
on the left side Of the head following
the opening on the right side. what
would have been the probable result p
A number OF such operations re on
record answered the doctor. I'm which
the patients have been saved"
Effect of Testimony.
The effect of DR.. Gatewood testimony
was to establish that Branch's life
might have been saved had he had rnedf-
cal attention soon after the fight. after
he had sunk into Inconsistencies.
He said that a different result might
have followed II the operation had been
on the left side instead OF the right side.
DR.. Mccormick was recalled by the de-
Tense and testified that during his ser
vice at the hospital midshiDmen had
been brought 70 him to be fixed up after
hghting, but he could not tell how
many times.
May Call Brownson.
1t was stated this morning that Rear
Admiral Brownson. former superInten-
dent of the Academy, will be called by
Judge Advocate Mark to give testimony
IN rebuttal.
The testimony given by witnesses for
the defense indicated clearly that Ad-
Academy knew OF the fights and sane
toned them.
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AFTER CONFERENCE
PRESIDENT is FIRM
Will Not Give Way One IOta From D.
termination to Pass Rate
Bill

II was learned today that the prfncipss
subject discussed at The White House
conference last night between the Presi-
dent and Secretaries Root and TAFT.
Senator Knox. and Commissioners oS
Corporations Garfield was the matter os
railroad legislation.
As d result OF the conference. Il ls
stated authoritatiyely that the President
has decided not TO recede one iota from
his declared railroad policy. He win
urge the passage of a INV ia accordaRca
with the views announced in his Raleigh
speech. and viii not listen to any propo-
sftf0n for a compromise
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
Russia Makes Apology
For Attack on Bliss

sT. PETERSBURG. Nov. ga formal
apology was sent today by the govern
ment 10 the American embasss. for TIE
attack made in the streets OF ST. Peters
burg on Robert Woods bliss, second
secretary of the embassy. by rowdies.
lie was beaten severely and would
proba bly, have been killed had il not
been for the timely interference in his
behalf by the police
IL is reported today that Mr.. Bliss
injuries are not IS serious as was
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Odessa Is Preparing
For Attack By Fleet

WARSAW. Poland. Nov. 2s.-Advices
received today from Sebastopol state
that the revolutionists have started for
The authorities of Odessa have re-
The Washington times., 1905-11-28

/ ships went ashore last night and liber-
ated Schmidt from prison This mora
ing he was esc0rted 10 the cruiser
Otchaisoff and gfvea command OF the
squadron.
The Municipal council Of Sesastopol
sent dispatch this afternoon 10 the
ST Petersburg military authorities. ask
ing that nero troops be sent at once 10
SebastopoI 70 save the city from the
rule OF the revoiutionists-
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May Call Brownson.
Would Rush Hearings
To See Football Game

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 2s.-Ileuten-
ant Commander Robson, counsel for
Mertwether. scored several points yes
terday. His best witnesses were Mid
shipmen Fitch, Noyes, and Jaeger. who
had, at the opening OF the trial. last
Wednesday. been called as witnesses
for the prosecution.
Under the skillful questioning by Mr.
Robson, Il was brought out that IN the
fight Branch fell 20 the floor three
times, and each time he struck his head
with considerable force. The falls. the
witnesses said. We're not the result of
blows delivered by 'Meriwether.
This WAS the first testimony intro
Continued on Second Page1
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

There win be rain tonight and Wed
assoaS ~ Atlantic coast districts and
snow or rain in the lower lake region
The weather VIII clear "Wednesday In
the Ohio valley. also IN the lower Mis-
sissippi valley.
IL VIII be warmer tonight in kt1anti.
coast districts. The Iempers fiITe r,,iII
fail Wednesday in the Ohio valley a11
the lower lake region also ia the east
Gsillf States
The Washington times., 1905-11-28

oelved orders TO prepare the coast bat
teries for action. in case OF necessity
TO defend the city. The inhabitants are
panic stricken and are leaving the city
in large numbers.
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
special Low Rate to philadeIphia.

only S525 via Pennsylvania Railroad
for an trains Dec. 1st and all trains be-
fore and including l2:35 noon train Dec.
End Good returning on all regular trains
until Dec 4th inclusiVe.-Adv.
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The Washington times., 1905-11-28

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2s-The
Russian army and navy are now united
in the greatest revolt ever known in his
tory.
srhe Industrial revolution which has
for years threatened the realm OF the
Car is today in fun flood.
Dispatches today from all pats Of
the empire show that TIE Cars soldiers
are going over wholesale 20 the ranks
of the revOlutonisIs.
Sebastopol is the storm center of the
insurrectiOu.
dispatch from Odessa at noon to-
day SAYS that adVices were received
there this morning from SebastopOl that
fully 10,OOG revoluJiOnists al Sebastopol
have barricaded themselves in Lazaren
barracks and have trained battery of
guns on the city.
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
ss.as to Philadelphia and Return. Vie

Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets good
going on ali regular trains Dee lst and
on All regular trains before ami including
1895 neon train Dec. End Good for
return passage uLtl Dec. TN nclu-
siVe.-Adv-
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Battle Expected.

Thousands of loyal soldiers are within
few hours march of Sebastopol, and
already battle is expected 10 take place
as soon as the loyal troops try to cap
ture Sebastopoi from the possession OF
the insurrectionists.
There are persistent rumors in St
Petersburg today that the car. thor
oughly alarmed by the desperate situa-
tion, will go abroad ana that Grand
Duke Nicholas Nikolaitvitch viii be ap>
pointed regent.
Governor General Kaulbers, at Odessa.
received this dispatch today from Vice
Admiral Chouknin.
The muIineers left the Panteleimou
today and the vessel is now in my
hands The sailors. together with the
soldiers of the Brest regiment, who
rnutinied, have shut themselves IN the
LaZareff barracks with some guns
when fresh troops arrive, snal at
tack though ! fear the artiierymen
may join the mutineers.
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
Not by. Fist.

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TEMPERATURE.
THE SUN

TIDE Table.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
SaItmafreI for 2l,nerifa.

aoniuI Chr. @apn / Iew gorf
meloer, at ser / @abGetdaret. Tom
cnote 30te SSani 1904 inofsrtes
Saltmafrel Tor t.672.S12 Collars,
Serai fcm for S71 SCI ira Storbri.
tannien, BOAT fra Canada. 296,.
9S4 ira Rprge, 9S,436 ira SoHano,
1880 ira Speriee. 1913 ira 6ranf.
RIG, 1919 ira andre 2onOc. s. 1902
-03 ittSfertes for t,1tSA0S Dol.
lars. bporai ira Rorse ior 2i0005
oa ira Sueri0e for 1901. SotaIino-
fsrieIcu fra lite SalIi 1904 til lite
MartS 1906 anordeer til / $50 962
Cellars. Nj Sen norife Grport git
for 1860 Collars fra S%tapnnger,
S4,s65 fra ariitiausianO % 74,469
ira Bergen.
Noifilligt of oen MofreI, ser CT.
portrres fra Serge, er fiifct al boblls.
I9rIte 5iifere, ser iplger 6arBiteu
Horfe Sopue. Get or settle 8oblt$.
lGninaerueS 6orbolo til Norae, Tom
man M ira ioeuif Sioe nil iege at
nfbrpoe prS 0annellen al ct ipenIf
erportaftiebolag | SmgBen. Mea
"a SnbieiIirtgeu fra 6iifcpIooiere /
HorSiipen er iaa nteset fortcre til Sc
morIfe apitbopne cnb Ill Sc iucnife, og
Ga 8onfitrranien mellcm DC norIfe
Spfisbere er itor nof til, at 6iiferuc
/ Rorge opnaar oe bsieite 8rtier, fom
o%berbopeoet fan aoeS, er SCI Tibet ri.
meIi9t, at be ioerife Siifrre piIoe ieilc
lin 6ongit BEN IGngere &ei iuo til
Smsgen blot for at bapc 0en Sornsi.
ellie at funne iGIge 6an0iten / Soe.
rtge. @ebmirbre ga, at 3rtobrirgeI.
len al Sangiteu iii foenif Soon poa
en- eller anSen Naaoe prGmiereS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
@oot Ssuunpr Dir goo Sora
ootctic.

Gette CT et gaumeIt Orb, 90 Ct
innSt Sr0 or oct oaiaa. Goarliat Sr.
msr gioer ooarlig SorOsielie oa onnr.
Iig 6orSsielie gioer Saarligt Sltmsr.
gn irobproes 8erelotrtHingl DenHe
San6be6 ber ibrifommes ai enboer,
JON or tonear9iperSe oeS ct SamiIie.
boro. Sar 9e nogeniince ii0oet til.
boros meS ct Bar RI6re Menneifer,
Tom BAR in6ta9et tit Madltio | Spfter
Saus9eS % meo ct forifrGmt gfif bar
ieet bort paa 6nmiIiers SperbooeS,
hoer Gang Be bar billet iige ct Sro2
Seq bar mere END en- Gang ieet Set.
SG9erne bar after og after lagt os
bda Sierte, at oct er Of Den itsrite Be.
tpSung for %, at ri far oct bpgseligt
cS goroet. Nen aIIigeoel bar man.
ge Stem 6en isrgeIiae upnne at gisre
9orSieenen iaa ,ibebngelig Jon mu.
fiat for ia ieIo. Ger er malger 5dr
% Door, iom ipnes at bare Oct grin.
clip, at De fal mite SiSen, mems be
iicoer tilboros til Of snaaIe % snnge
pan iine gsrn. Snr nosen forgnaet
JIG, ifal ban faa bere oct Der.
Rel Loo os iaa SOP til / 5reb at
iortGre ben 6soe, ri bar faaet til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Sonscopmme eGer 3cpublif

Sribtipi Rnnisn bar til ct bant 8Iab
uotalt fslsenoe:
5Iertalet | Npr8e bOloer paa $40.
~nartiet, os je8 sjsr bet ogiaa. abioIut.
Minn Tan pei tbepretiif ipRrme for 8es
publifen, men / 8rdrts fdar ri bolpe Os
iii apnseogmmet. Gruuoluuen al l7oe
0tai 1914 sjRIber 10 III, eiter at ben
anbrsoe @runblOp al Abe Yopember
iamme Var er iraaot 10 al &raft. @ten
6esse glpr be NUrge III ct Mtouartj
90 Hurbm1nbeus pil life tase bet reuCs
lutiOnGre Sfribt, ipm taitsr @runblp.
ben ooerenoe. Smiolertio flyer bet iig
ielp, of Ri life fan goa europa runbt %
lebe eiier en- Yrins. Saa ri tunoe 10 fom'
me / bet GiliGlbe, at ben republifnnIte
Staisform maatte oa!8es. Meu ogiaa
al ben @runb bible jeg auie bet for Tibet
praitiit al sisrs 3Orge til Repubtit, at Bet
Oilbe lasse Steu / 8eien ior ben irsm'
tioige ita~noiuaoiite SammeuF utHius iet
acknowledgements, ium jes inberIig
baaber pil fomme / en- life altior fern
Jremtib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Gn farlin Sitnntipn.

YIN tarlig Stfnntior. SSra &on9s~
berg melbes Den 25Se Sail: timber Ell
acknowledgements Rebbsr iSag Off ga.
nniel @rttbes 9riftsoam cper fine
BREEDER, bporpeo 8anoct ~itrsnuue0e
neb / 8rtbeu. Ser beianbt Jig If
Wenncifer, nemlig Z arbeioere, I
&anSibGt 90 3 eugelife Suriiter. Ban.
oct parilebe lit 1ornme meo ct iorfprs
beligt 9raa, boorfor DC IfrefiIagne
Rerneifer burtigit milig isgte ben
til Stigerne. timber ct poloiomt Sos
iefalS tr9rgte be opooer en- lbs
Stiser, meSens Stene og SrGitpffer
IltieSe ON Srene paa Dem. "a De
iaaIeSes bar naaet omtrent batpoeis
I'll Stoaens 3ipaa, fauot De en- Sjaft,
bnur be inbtil pibere iegte 2p. mebens
gnnSet u~ailaSelig ihg nebenior.
Stiuingen bar M / beieite 8rao FOR.
toilet. Sois gnnoet ites op til Siaf.
ten, nilbe De pnre reSningsleit for.
tnbt. 9e aiorSe Jig berior ale reoe
til at %. S9rIig bar De eneelfe III.
ritter utrsiteIise. en at 4rbeioerue
gao fig imiaIertio moSis % reiolut
afiteb pibere opooer, og eiter lthpre
a~uitren9eIier naaeSe ban op iii De an.
ore 4~rbeioSIag. boorirn Ser siebliffe-
liz isnStes Si9Ip. Nu boIot BOG
Speripsmelien paa at itilne al og be
10 gieroGrenoe bar nllereSe paa Bel
opnpsr. 9e rebSees inalebes ale Jam.
men, me- ! en- poerit forfommen Eli.
ianS. S9rlig bar en- al arbeioerne
idd meotaget, at ban life bar iitaft6
til at gna l9Hser, men MATTE biGI.
pes. Ge 6 andre arbeibere bar ogiaa
ian meotaget, at be life popeoe iig
isang meo be 80 g~ieupGrenoe Sti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
De norife Siifcrier.

9riitiania 25he SatIi. - Oct for
ite Segn til ct begpnberoe Ge0IiISfi'
Ite er iaar fommen ira Eronobisms.
iiOrben peo bYiS Mftn0ing Ger,
Sfienfioroer, er opfiifet betUe6 boIo.
arSeu b~uu6re0e Wael @oruitIS, ME.
bens Ser lGaaer inoe | E~rouobiems.
fior6en, oeo &iSien, nnllg er itpnot
omfriug $50 MuoI SeSIilo. SiISeu
or treitreg8 % pil oiitrof iiube rail
gHGtning iom Sommcrers ferite
5ebiilb.
Soerfen / &onsSai8 ant cher /
Turblanb ct Ger btStil auutel0t uoget
Giife; / RomsbnIS Imt ipncS ser
enbru life at ppre llOiigter til npget
Siloefiife, men SilbeItimer er tioIi'
9ere melOt ira ScIgeIanbsfpitcu og
Here Steoer | GorSIaHb, iaa Der tlr.
&c mon innrt pente Giterretning ON
ben fsrite SiIOefnngit.
Der bar pco ocnne SiS ifior bare
CT a%rtpbntuo til 6e~biiIbfiifetS 9c.
~gpnNeIie, me6eus 6iifet / De 10 fore.
goacnOe aar 1902 og 1908 bar goSt
igang.
vi SmaaIiIo og @risling fanges
Ser ieorIig en- Gel paa forifieaiGe
SteSer oeo SeitfpIten, % set ipres,
JON ON 8ermetiffabriferne MT er iaa
go0t foriprte, at 9~ri$tiugeu life fin.
Der bcu Iette afiGtuing iom tioIiQere,
ifisnt meget uf Ben iioit iaugeSe Bare
rpgioes at bore al i'm &palitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11

ifprfe os meS. 8irfningen CT fife
Den iamme, ON bper W,unSbio ifal
irGlgeS iammen meb ct ipoSift Orb
euer en- bitter @eHGrfning. Rcrc
4erpsfttet % fIcre 6orosieliespnoer
END man fan ane ifriper ia fra, at
man bor oct ubpaseligi peS goroct
let er Dor unfprielige TIigt at aisre
rort til, at bore 9sru o. SenL oi bar
ON %, fdr babe Oct fac bpgaeligt OF
utufttert ionl miIigt peo 8orSet. De
GrrmpIer pt gioer Gem neS Sdmilie.
boroet. ifal oocrlene os. - 2aS 6or.
rlore bliife paa Scttel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
On Nations Stprfe.

Sport beitaar en- Rations Stpr.
fe?~ bIen eu9ong Sen berpmte Stats.
mnnO % Siitoriter 3Diers ipurg;
on-
Sndret leo: "gn Rations Stprfe
beitnar life olene / oeus StsrreIie,
men ogfaa / bens Siitorie, oens 5or.
ito og oens Minber."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Nbosfnlb. Waior / ssnaenierpc

TBSsfalS. Major / eSrgenisrpaa'
benet, tioligere 0iItriftsingenisr for
afersbl,s, ariitian aorneliuS Sage,
mann Brandt, er ai9aaet oeo OGDEN
"a aar %ganunel.
= 8or6enpGrenbe SrrEaIt1aubler
% Sporebanffosierer / Grammen 6,
Gbriitenieu, eli pel fienbt % afbolbt
gommel 9orger, er aigaoet peb 90
Den, 65 Inr gnmmel.
- 8aarobriaer aniten Stori1lc
= cit al 8ltr1tes' itsrite 8aurobrlt'
gere, boiS 5orretniuger / fin SiS bar
bIanot De melt omiattenoe paa Sp.
lnrnene - er afgaaet peb 3sSen, 63
aar gommel.
Otter noeen Sibs Sps0om er,
ifgIge MeS6eIeIie ira Esnsberg, Sper,
Somts Gnfe, i5ru 2era Som afgaaet
neo 9eoer | er alber al 81 adr. Sum
oil bIipe opbt fauuet at mango, life
minSIt paa @runS al ben itorarteSe
&elgisrenbeb, bum | al Stit1eb bar
ubspet, % Senn 6opus 9dpn pil lige-
ipm benbes ofoeoe Wnnos for iteo1e
bore fnnttet til 5ensbergS Siitorit.
sGgtepnrret efterIaber Jig ingen gsrn.
Sorbero. Stationsmeiter So
ban SerStndro @tIoe er ofgadet peo
9eSeu boa Wiois, "a star gammeI.
Gen afosbe eieoe | lin Sio @narSen
8rcruo peo ariitiania og bar | 1853
.-1S60 ianmen meo lin Suitrus
.SteOfdoer S. g.. Seilman gier al
Soutb Serresaaro. Otter ct SpboIo
/ Spiflano ipm SoritmanS fit ban
aniGttelie | Sernbanens SieneIte ca
tog / 1882 afifeo iom StationsmeIter
/ Sanones.
On al Sreungeus ItsrIte Glen.
SomSbeiiboere. Sneinung OIien Ssn.
Serlnnb er aianaet peS Cohen | en-
slISer al "a aar. 5 Speimrmg Ssn.
Serlauo bar Sreungen miiiet en- al
fine beoite MGno, iSet ban / en- lang
aarrrffe meo iiu SnoHpoelie bar Dir.
fet gaonIist label paa De ~ddnbeIige
Iom De mdterielle OmrdaSer. afos.
DC par en- for i'm @nso meset interes-
ieret 90 iaben Senne en- meset af9olot
gtano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Stpr su%rilttraEf. IRA 9eraen nj

Stor SnriittraFf. 6ra Bergen mel
Ses oeu 2ibe Suli: Snorges anfom
set engcIife Suriitifib "Spbir" meo
260 Suriiter fra england. SigeIeoes
anfreoe set fore tpife SuriItifib
"0soItfe" / Sormiobng ior iprIte
Gang paa 8ilobefioroen. "@pItfe"
unfom meo $50 Suriiter ira SpitS'
bergen igaar til @itbpangen, 6oortrd
Eosiaeererne reiite ODER Stalbeim %
Gois iii Bergen. 3eninlo6 1000 III.
ritter bar igdar % ioag beis8t Ser
gen. S6ag bar iamtiige 9enS Sicre'
reoifaber, tiIberenoe 8ogmGnoene,
ouret paa Sarteu meb SuriIterre.
2uriIttr1fifen ipues itabig Of tilta8e,
8auitabptteu / Selemarfen bar
bibtil ianr pPret beipgt al mango Slt-
ritter. 3affet barre Sfien.Selemnr'
fens SuriItforening, buis ~intereSiere'
De Sefretrr, 8ontordef am. SG8na,
tioIigere I Confer bar beretit SurtIts
rliterue, er Der o~parbeioet en- III og
Iettere 8ei cpoper MOB @auitatoppen,
iaa geitignin9en fan ioretageS ira
SuoSaIiioen booOe hurtioere co be.
fuelnmeIigrre eno tibIi9ere. Sra Sen
bpg9elige Sptte er Der JON befienOt ct
prngtiat RnnbIfnc orer itore 3eIe al
Set ipSlige Gforge. - SeiIlaatterne |
Selemarfen er / fuIo Sang; gamle
6olf fan neppe erinore iaa me9et SO
taa SielSet, beber oct / "greumar".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11

st @miel. Sor ca. 90 @ar iiSen
fit en- 2Grer / Si9re al Sfolebsruere
ct itort 8iuebe | 8amme al 8ongm.
Rat til Toe SSatni peo 1.Siben oaog,
neSe peSfommenSe Carer peb, at no
get rnmleoe neb meS itor 2nrm, o.
ou ban ifuISe ie eiter, bar oct &onge.
5iaebet. Oct bapSe Sraget meo Tia
SaISet to 4nHoelabre % ct Bar Nie.
baiipuer. @eu fim TO Yrismer bar
1aaet titpffer. aft anSet par belt. 2e-
rercn tG1lfte ha. of bette maatte bore
Ell Barrel ON &pugeus Sab - men
- ban hrager intet ipnoerlig meo
iie. % i1itet gaar iitpffer. ON gf-
termiSoagen 7Se SSini iit 2nrersn
llnSerrehring ON, boao Der bar fleet.
Ga oct beiproerlige er, at a~isiercIieit
| @eSct 9attcH til zoe SuHt falot Deo
feGiScn. gi fan tilfsie, at pi BAR
WeNSeIeiieu ira oeSfonmenSe Carer
jeIp, ffriper ~9rimitaSp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Sneifrea paa Tpbre. Era 8oH

~hNlA%Np Nuh ~pSAS O'A ONN'DN
bol6 pad 9oore meooeles, at Der oen
t4bc SuIt / HpitrtoaierL ca. II Wttf
ira S~ougsooIb, or gaaet ct bolbiomt
Sneifreo, booroeb Ell oGlotg Sne.
mGngoe 90 Ssbloffe, itore iom Sus,
cr itprteoe neS / 9ulen. 9olen bar
ilrgen gebpggclie, nteu er Ell meget
bcnpttet Snpneonl, bnor ca. 100 Srer
= 9iftcfp, Ser pnr moStaget til SAP.
ming paa &ongsoolb - Git og gr9S-
iebe, uoen at Sfreoet naaeoe Dem.
@iGteren mrlbte gegiperbeoen til
apngSpolb, bporfro Der ier6tes Soft
for of unbcriege, ON pibere Snre tru.
eoe. Ger Iisger enonit cnbeI Sne
0erpppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
@pIoiputt llpeir. Era Ssilane

NamoaIeu meloes ben 2Sne SuIi:
Ssaur sif ser ct iorirroeIist ltpeir
oper @paoen meo 2pn % Toroen %
ppienbe @egrbpger. Eoroenpeiret bar
irrlig poIoiomt | 5ielotrafterne. Raa
SGteren til @nnrnen @rembn Hog
2gnet neb ! nSmarfen og orGbte 10
Sauer. @imtergutten bleo ogiaa ram.
met. San fslte en- %itiffenoe Smertc |
2Gggen % table pliioielig beH fiIoe
SsrliabeS / @enet, iaa ban I'LL fln
mel @anifeIisbeo % baItellSe tan be-
pGse ia omfriug. Rebe | g9oen bor
osaa ltbeiret beriet, ioet Ieer 90
gne paa Here Steoer er hlet nebilaact
al be acknowledgements &egnifpl.