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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

grass and saw his brother struggling
in the black, Shiny water, waist deep.
Andrew grabbed hold of his brothers
hand and tried to drag him to solid
ground. His strength was not suffi-
cient and the boy in the pool sank
deeper and deeper.
The boy on solid ground shouted for
help and a man from the Rabbit fac
tory was attracted. When he arrived
Andrew had sunk into the pool up to
mis- eyes. The man tugged at the lit
tie fellows hand and Thomas helped
him by pulling his little brother by the
hair. They finally succeeded in get
ting him out of the whole.
An ambulance was called and the
boy was taken to his home uncon-
scious. He had swallowed a consid-
cradle amount of the poisonous wa
ter, and Doctor Joseph Stack, who is
attending him, believes that there is
little chance of his recovery.
Mrs. Donohue said last night that
misfortune was following her family,
as within a year each one Of her four
cnaildren had met with accidents.
Catherine and Thomas had been struck
by trolley cars while coasting, and An
drew had fallen from a high building.
Another child had severed an artery
with a kitchen knife only recently.
Dead Mans Hole has been the
scene of a dozen accidents within the
past two years. 1t is a few feet from
the road, and children in that neigh
bornood could easily fall into it.
Last winer a girl from Union Hill
was nearly drowned during a snow
storm, and a pair of horses were
drowned in it month ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
PRESIDENT MAY ASK CONGRESS
TO PROVIDE FOR GOVERN
MENT SUPERVISION.
Recommendations Have Been Prepared,
but VIII Not Be Sent Until
Garfield Reports.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-As re-
suit of the Equitable row, the president
is considering a recommendation to
congress for government supervision
of insurance companies to be eXercis-
ed through a bureau Of insurance to
be added to the department of COM
merce and labor. This recommended
ton has already been prepared, but
whether it will be sent in will depend
on the report of Commissioner of Cor
porations Garfield, who is making an
exhaustive inquiry into the govern
ment's right to assume control of in
surance companies.
The question as to whether the bus
mess of the insurance companies con-
stitutes interstate commerce is a Sc
rious one The decisions of the SUI
preme court in almost similar cases
seem to conflict and they are being
studied with great care.
If it is found that the assumption of
government control is supported by
the law as laid down by the court of
last resort, the presidents strongly
worded recommendation will go into
his message, and Mr.. Garfield will draft
a bill carrying it into effect which will
be introduced soon after congress
meets.
The president and Mr.. Garfield be-
lieve that their ideas of federal super
have outlined a bill along the desired
lines. 1t provides in effect for super
vision of insurance companies in the
same manner that national banks are
controlled. The books of an insurance
company would at all times be subject
TO inspection by experts who would at
varying intervals, inquire into their
transactions examine the investments
and securities and report on their con-
dition. company that engaged in
questionable transactions, or allowed
the security of its policyholders to fall
below a safe margin, would be taken
in charge by the government.
1t is authoritatively stated that
nothing beyond this proposed federal
control is being considered bv the pres
ident.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
COLOR OF CIGARS.
The Black Weeds Are Not Always
the Strongest Ones.

The Black Weeds Are Not AWayx
the Strongest Ones.
Probably there is not one smoker in
a thousand who would not be surprised
and, in fact, incredulous if he were told
that the color Of cigar is absolutely
no guide to it's strength. Yet such is
the case and a fact we'll known to CT
gar manufacturers and importers. The
belief Of smokers that cigars of dark
color are strong and those of lighter
shade are milder is, in point Of fact, as
fallacious as it is general. This is but
one Of many decisions harbOred by
consumers of tobacco which practical
cigar men have smiled at and INDUCED
from time immemOrial.
A maker Of Havana cigars uses but
one grade or blend of tobacco in the
body or filler of his cigars. Exactly the
same stock is used in his conchas as in
his perfectos, in his claros as in his
maduros. After the cigars are made
however, his "selector" takes them liz
hand and Classics them according tC
the relative shades Of the wrappers
This is done to effect a uniformity in
the appearance of each box Of cigars
and to enable the dealer to readily in
dulge the whims of the self deluded
smoker.
Inasmuch as the wrapper constitutes
not more than one-tenth Of the cigar, it
will readily be seen that the degree of
it's strength or mildness is very incoH-
siderable in effect. In this connection,
however, it is interesting to note that
tobacco tradesmen versed In the intri-
cacies Of the industry rigidly bar the
light colored wrapper from their own
smoking tables, knowing that it gener-
ally indicates that the leaf was prema-
turely cut and improperly cured and
that it impairs the flavor and burn of
the cigar. Cubans, who, by the way,
are notably partial to mild tobacco,
avoid smoking light colored cigars just
as they avoid eating a green orange or
an unripe banana.
The prejudice Of these natives and Of
tobacco tradesmen is a logical one and
serves to throw into bold relief a pc
culiar miscOnception Of facts which is
both amusing and embarrassing to
vendors Of the fragrant weed.
Whether cigar smokers will ever
awaken to the fact that a dark cigar Is
if anything milder and Invariably
sweeter and more aromatic than
light cigar remains to be seen.-Tobac-
co Leaf.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
DRAGGED FROM MARSH BY HAIR.
Child Had Sank in Mud Up to Ewes
When Rescued.

NEW YORK, June 2.-"Dear Mans
Hole a dark, muddy patch of stag
nant water in Hoboken's picksanl
marshes, may have another victim.
SlX-year- old Andrew Donohue lies at
his home fighting desperately for his
lie. But for his brother Thomas. who
is IL years old, the boys body might
nave never been recovered. as local
rumor says Dead Mans Hole" is bot
tomless
Ine brothers were playing in the
meadows. On Grand street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, where the
dreded pool is situated, the bows living
IN the neighborhood were playing ball.
Thomas and Andrew starter for home
alone across the mraches.
suddenly the younger brother turn.
ed off from the path through tn.
meadow grass and Thomas was start,-
ed to hear Andrew shout: I'm sink
mg' Tommy. I've fallen into Deal
Mans Hole"
lnomas pushed his way through the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

cellent accounts are given Of the agr1-
cultural value of the new tuber, which,
besides cropping well, can be proftably
used in all its parts. Even the leaves
are said to be no bad substitute for
spinach. AS for the tubers, besides
their high nutritive qualities as a food
highly relished by cattle, they contain
II per cent of sugar, which Is higher
than that Of beet root and also alcohol.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
FIREPROOF CLOTH.
Titanic Acid Makes F1annelette Al
sOlutely Impervious to Flame.

In paper read at meeting of a sol
ciety of dyers in Manchester, says|
United States Consul Mahin in report|
to the state department. titanic acid
(the oxide Of titanium) was claimed to'
possess remarkable fireproofing proper
ties, and evidence was produced in tbe|
shape Of experiments by the reader of
the paper. He took some pieces of
flannelette which had been treated with
titanic acid and put match to them.
The incipient fire in the material
smOldered and went out, refusing to-
burst into fame. The experimenter
claimed that all inflammable textiles
could thus be rendesed fireproof and
that dyeing. boiling or washing would
not remove the acid, it becoming, in
fact, an integral part of the fabric.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
Faith and Works.

A pretty anecdote is related of a
child who was greatly perturbed by
the discovery that her brothers had
set traps to catch birds. Questioned
as to what she had done in the matter,
she replied, II prayed that the traps
might not catch the BIRDS" "Any-
thing else?" EYES," she said; II then
prayed that God would prevent the
birds getting into the traps, and" as
If to illustrate the doctrine of faith and
works, II went out and kicked the
traps all to pieces -Household Words.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

The device consists merely Of handle
of cylindrical shape supporting the
roller. A lump Of putty being placed
at the desired point, the tool is placed
back of it and moved along the edge
of the frame, with one end Of the roller
resting on the ledge of wood of the
sash surrounding the pane.
The result is quick and smooth de-
posit Of putty. This is not always
readily obtained with the use Of the
putty knife, for If the putty is not just
the right consistency it has a tendency
to crumble under the knife edge as it
passes along.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
$45.30, Los Angeles and Return, Sass

$4530, Los Angeles and Return, $3.50
Account of the Knights of Columbus
convention to be held in Los Angeles
June 5 to IL the o. r. & N. Co. will
on May 31st and June LIST sell tickets
to Los Angeles and return at $3.50.
Tickets will be good for stopover south
of and including Portland. Final limit
of tickets August 5th.
r. BURNS,
General Agent.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
The One Thing Lacking.

Anxious Mother-Why don't you mar
~ young Swanson? He has good looks,
good family, wealth and everything to
be desired. Pretty Daughter-But there
Is one very important thing lacking,
mamma Anxious Mother-What is
that? Pretty Daughter-A proposal.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

French horticulture has acclimatfzed
a new tropical tuber for Europe. The
Paris correspondent Of the Newcastle
Chronicle states that it is one of the
sweet potatoes Of western Africa. Ex-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
A Good Distinction.

Remember, son." said Uncle Eben,
"dat in dis life you's boun' to do some
things yours sorry fob, but dat aim no
reason fob dom muffin dat you's
shamed of."-Washington Star.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

Thoroughness is the twin brother Of
honesty. When an employee gets the
reputation Of doing thing not pretty
nearly but exactly right 1t has more
influence with his employer than bril-
liancy or talent.-Snccess Magazine.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

Just what you want for Summer
outing. A strong double-seated Hack,
almost new, at a bargain. A light
hack with pole and shafts for $25
Phone $50.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
A New Type of AK Head,

A Pennsylvania has recently de-
vised new type of AK head adapted to
reduce friction between the ak and the
wood by reducing the bearing surface
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

Ungratefulness is the very poison Of
manhood.-Sidney.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02
NEW PUTTYING TOOL,
Wheel Substituted For Knife, Insur-
ing an Even Deposit

The latest manner Of performing the
familiar purifying operation is by the
use Of a wheel instead of the knife.
The purifying wheel is among the new
est inventions and is shown in the &C.
companying cut. With it the work
can be done more easily and quicker.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-02

eeoped abmaybe means Of IL
5 g: e.: "a: !: =:
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aoew ,hoy,a anc sell
25cmen and fancy, IA gtv nd
%of mgas the novelties Ga1 WE Invite yen special attention the quail
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
SorficGigt.


Zen onnife, airfe | amerifa
(@Srlinotnigianere) bolSer 4arsmeoe
/ Guncboo. Spler, Miun., Sen f4oe
Sum % e'terieigenSe Gage.
Gen foreneSe SanIfe. airfe |
amertfn bolber lit NdrsmsSe GeSar
Sails, Ga, ira 14be til 200e Sauli.
begge 3uge inbbeiutteoe.
Gen norif.epanqeIiif .Iutberife
Strife Vainsdnerue) afbol6er iii
adrsmeoe paa germi1ion Yraric,
Clan GmIntp, z. Gaf., ira 5te laini
% fsIgenSe Iage.
Gaitor Mous ). 9anaeteia al
Der "@p. lrta. airfe" Fieiiens Gam.
fuHO bsoe / lit Siem / Genteruiae,
2. Caf.. oen 2Seu April, / en- alSer
al henpeS IS aar. s ocu ienere SiS
bopSe ban pad 8runo al aloerOoms-
ipa99eo life funnel pirfe iom 8reit.
San nar SGpprGoitant ira 9torge %
bleo / 1881 oreincret til Brett al CT.
ling Gielien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
giteratmr.

Hi>tory ofNorway Tin English) by
Sigvart Ssrensen. 3s4 pages. Cloth
Binding. Price rs cents, postpaid. Ad'
dress s. -Ssrensen. Journal Building
Minneapolis, Mimi.
9enne Bog ubium for npsie iaa War T.
ben, men bar tiblisere life u1ret at faa TIL
ilsbs unotasen ipm Del al ben tore biitcrt
tie Sawlius Nations of the World" pac
20 1ino. 9en er nu at iaa iar1itIt.
Ser bar I4nse, % fra flere ooh. pr'
ret notaIt. at en- at De Siue / gospeien
icm Der hlanSt Der / 2anoet fpote Yers
Toner al uurIf 9prb alerebe mi mao
iiaes at nGre ct pirtelist Seboo for. err or
Rcrseshiitorie paa gngeIif. On for
holbspis itpr Sci al Dor llneSom lriei
oesoGrre life Rprif meb iaapas SGrbis'
beo, at Be iaar bet iamme llobbtte at er
norf Sus Tom at en- eueeIf. Smiplertit
er bet raturlisbis al ben iterite Setpot
ming, at oaiaa iaabaune IGier % siel
iia befienet meo bort samle SGbreIanb;
ISiftprie. 9erfor bill utuiliomt eubper
ipm er in~teresieret | beuuc Gag pf
Bet buree oi 10 ale prre - mcn 8lPbt
crfure, at 8eh. Sercnleus uom9rfebe CIR
beioc MI or at iaa tisbt iGrifiIt til en- fac
rtuteIig 1ris,
Set er ratnrligpis hellerifte en- 8of
bare for unee Menueifer. Solt | alt
aIbre - Worife % Hmeritarcre hi
/ bette @Grt iube en- p%irfeIi9 mp TO bate"
Rorgesbiitorie. ipir oe pil life bebre oe
bebre. 10 mere be ITier / ben. Z ct let
fdtteiiet eubt gnaelf fortrner Sorfatte
rem oct uorife SoIts Siltprie fra Den fsr'
ite Eib pg op til bore Sage. gue be big
ttge @egibeubeber er tuget meb, 90 ION
Ell fortrtnlig afffutniu9 q RGrtcr
ajenaibes EQUATOR auutf IeIious euseIfC
S~eerfGtteIie at ben norite @ruuolcu.
@i Fan dnbefale Sr. Sererieus engcls
he Rorgesbiitorie pda oct bebfte bdaoe I'll
Glbre og sugre o. haaber, at Den fftdt
pinbe ~alminSelig llobreoeIie blanot oorI
SoIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
TurSmsbc.

Yna SnbbbocIie ni Bergen Renigbeo
% Bergen notwithstanding piI Spb ga
tota StanS. afboloSieIfnbS 12te Mars
mene bIipe aiboIOt / nRbute WenigbebS
Girte nOrosit ior @riitoL. z. ., Den Tie.
Soe og 9oe Suut 1905. Nsbst bsepns
Der Cusoog Sorutioong 81. 10 meo BrRa
biteu. Toruocu Narsmsoets egcutligc
Sorretnin9er or Tom SomtaIeemue opa
riaet: Gufas 10. % til 3s.
Stsmucberetti9eoe ueb RGoct CT for
rocu Selitubets @citprelie en- GeIeGut i'm
bper 80 ReSIcmmer, Tom 5~orcniugcu
tGlcr.
Iilreiieube mco S%erubnuen bill bliuc
mebtc mes Gibbs i @riitoI % Yicrport
Gaaeu igr Wteoet.
Grip cNer Iss, aiboIbsoeurer, % Tom
til Rsoet.
6. z. Sneoe, Get.
grootin9s, z. .. 2soe april 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Yrat rnco Garnlrre ON SDitmalfiner No. ).
cfcncmicn pcs at fiSbc Sarmresifabcr 90 nIaifincri al
ypperic Ipaitet % mes beste sepntahen.

SdiemdaHe: bar ban eiort Set goot2"
6pao me,ter Soil, font bar fisbt bdrS
Grobuit? oar &aHbeIen presiet iig moo
bans Srre? Snr SoIf pgret aImiuoeIig
tilfrcoS mce bans Yrooutt2
Yad sen Raaoe er oct, oeu foritgtiac
aisber Den Widno, Tom fddr Suroreoe
Gents 8aIutn no al bper Galer, han lGg'
Ger no - bcosiumer euhoer SpaaUe ban
titles o%eerfor; ban fatter life oocr,
iieSe SlRtuinaer.
"a hcrfor cr Set. pi beher : M ON
at oocroeic Sperasmanlct. inOen u iiss
Der 6eitmuitiuer.
Rnor Sc timber ct Snbrifat az RdHi.
ucr, Ser bruaeS al en- tor Raioritct al
Dem. ion, trrraer iudbdune - life aIeuc
e Snmmer. men War eiter Var - ia
ian Sc aanifc trpGt qan uS fra, at bette
Sabriint / &ImiubtIisbeS t%iIircositticr
Soil.
@cl. International Seitmufiner brus
BcS al ct meget tort Broceutt0I At Surs
meruc / Nmcrifu.
DC tiobcr Champion. Scoring, 0tcs
Gorurtct. WiIipautec. OSBORN cIrr YIar
no. forht De eeo, at &c fan itoie pad
pbslF 2fnlIlller.
Sc bar feet Dem lat pua oroentIi1
Srspe; &c bar bruat Dem iclp o. b :, at
ne or iurrette.
Seitmaitiuer AT NtSie Rubrifuter or be-
Ore ibaa eub noQcuiiuoe fer. foroi Hubrt,
tartcruc bar bebre & G IpetiIoer
for bcrcs Sreubrtrqciic emo uoPcupuu1
'sr -- SiGIpettIaer al lterre 8ropcrtiu.
urr No bPNrr Nnrfttrt
Ga hiSie iorbeorebc 6iFIprIiIorr bleo
tiInctcbrGat ban oen melt uotIrIigc Wtuus
DC al Scroeu - oeo al gau til 2 q q 3
Aieruc % blt udfbTugio AZ be u~iitre.
u'tdotGc. tfuttuereuoc ddbuc RdrtcNtr
for Sorfnntnutu AT be R%ateriatcr, ium
brugeS til beHne SdbrttattoH.
Sprat erbpernr alil al zen rstte sra
litet til riatige Briicr nrioer Snbriiaus
terne uf Champion, Teering, 9c6orr
micf. YtiIuouteC. Osborn % Yluuo 0riis
nrnIttner fine cgue Nularubcr.
Sorot erbucroe Seru og StoaG az bchs
ftc Aoalttet %udfbrHgig al &c ituttucrenbc
SerRs oa Stadlmdr'chcr Srtocr &c itrc
eane Sfrnarubcr. iiue a II SmeItcporc
oQ tine eguc Stnulocrfcr.
Sornt ppre iitrc pun, at sc / iicre
SITgtIee h~erciter NtnI huue rigeItg 6urs
Ipnirg al fsritc aldsics 2umbtr, bar &c
crhucrbet itN OF uounttcr orlotQe Sfogc.
ioct he huager Stogeu ! ugie Cpercuss
itcmmeIie meh Den pioenIidbettge Stogs
i~fiFtiels .Reqier. % meoens be iaaIese5
bcitptter fig IeIo fra Den FIRE Sarc for
Sltmbcrs Gprtto. bihragrr &c nteset til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Sdnoets GclfRro | set belle, i0et Re BIZ
ordaer til at be0are Sc hoarot fornsoRe
SfoQe.
Sorut iiaffe tiIocie en- biaig Biuoes
traao til 9rug for fine aiinSer er be M
i'Gro meo at uooifie en- pumpetrnnos
Snouirri - bborueo Be fife aleUe trent
brjn8er en- biliaere aluoctrdaS. men
ndbuer ogiaa CT belt Uht Rdrieo for ct
al De forusuits SarmproouttCr.
Ca Oct CT life bare meo 6euipn til
" nGmdteridIc, be fdmdrtcioer.
gPeo Stninn til 9IaUer og CpiuoeEicr
bar De oaiau bHret iiiaHb til ut cpnaa
frGeS Soroe!c. lout uiloe ere umulig
Tor Dem al opndu euieltuiS,
Ran etbpcrt Ruutt IRA beu rad Ralut
tuotil NeH fu~INfTroIgC 9saitIue CT opiut
I Turmcrru5 moSne Rorualev bar &c til
fin R~udciqbco Sc bcoit uutiae SiRlpes
fiber - 0irlpetlegr iuu inocu urSeu
SnbritaHt / iiRncuoe grande beitoher.
vi bcoer Sc ]untrutiumme forrz OF
/ NrrSnnlenNe Snrmerc l HTsri'd on at
opcrpeic hiSjc Siua, iorbi De mulipgier
S~abrt,dtioncu az Nditiucr. ION life Inns
De irembriHNes pdu uogen uueeu gPdaee
- foroi Sc itaifer Gem Wdiituer, iau
ueSpeuSiQc for SercS arbciOe, df CT be-
ore Nudlttet OF til luuerc Rri5. euo BET
oIIbe Rrt HuiIigt unoer andre CmitrH'
Ninbsocr.
vi ircmbRber S]rterndtioudl Wditts
ucruc5 Stipulation. iurSt ben er afgiss
reuoe @ione5bnro ont, at be umtPutiouis
TIE Tnrmcrc - Yirue. Der or 'tdrpilus
htle Nlsbcre - bar g%Uhtqiurt I'll lin SIls
frcoShcN. at oisit gtriltuer or torrcit.
&t pdupeRer bore ]uiGoudrIiQe SiHlpes
fiber Tom Rtouc5burN ON. at III CT iiiauo
til at uehtjdcbul6e beu Reputation, iom
SjSie RditiHcr bar erbocrbct uco utdrtge
Wars pnibngArlia, iampittjQheSsfulo Sd'
irritation.
Ser er en- nnOcn Sing. Tom life burSe
OucriceS. HunNt omtriug ber / 2nuOet er
Der cprcttet rtglIUre H0tnturcr for oisie
gtuIftucr, @nhucr SorbdroIer fieuber
~8ruuoiRt set Tabrifdt. han forhuuoler, og
bar TT tomblct Torfnuirg AT Rendrds
tior,SAeIc. 6oiS Sc iFulbe fomnte no for
Ct llbeIS. iaa peo Sc itrdr. hpor Te fan
ian RepurntIonrr unfsrt. Sc utl life
uSirticS for, iom Ioa uttc or EiIfGlost.
At en- uGroiiuI0 9tdiiIue blir ~rbrugeltB.
inUSt Sc life fan oporipe en- lioeu Yda
ituoet, Tom er gauet i%irntfer.
Strpcub Gem iii Torharolere al Sts
tcrratiurtni. Sc pit mcb Glroe beiuure
etbuert S~pargsraGi. Gtus Tert aotaina
ger oa iiafie Tem ale Cptnsutrger ON
oct Sabrtfnt. DC ~fprhanoIer.
,H..s. n, ,,,,e. - n.,t. MI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

ur9et, iom anaaar 0em mere cno noeeu
anhen.
De betuIsr Raifincn. &c bar Trs
erelieu % @rpheriet. ON Den gadr titrts
Ter, uaar Sc melt trGuser oeR. "a De
ma bTre Snbet. on Den rainier ibop
ef,er noaIe faa SomreS BRIG.
Sbis Sc ocrimoh iaar en- aoS. ferite
NlaSieS, baria RoIiine, iau or oct Dc
Iom hsitcr ben itsritr Nntte oerdf.
Sur usoeuS Snbrifartert or tntcreSits
ret / SorboIe til, hbon Mditiucu tuSs
briuaer BAN o9 SorbaHoIereH er iHtsreSs
ferret ! SprbpID i'll bans Sprtisneite ncb
Saleet. ioa or Sc intereSieret iuIhe buua
oreSe Srpceut - belle Rriieu.
Set CT oerior oanife uaturligt for
Gem at operpeie Saaeu omhpegeligt Oh
life aiere ct SprupR uo / Rsrfet, Sc
bar lite Rado til at Iebe rueen Reiito,
Te rnffer life at errerimeutere. let CT
life iIoai al Inbe SternlHa eler 8or6om
i~niluere paa Tem | ben enc e1er ben an
Den Aetuina. Set or ct ret % iIet Sorrets
niuaSipergSmaal.
Sooroau ifoI Ee barre Sem ao for at
bcitcmne, huttfet 6nbritat bebit piI ttIs
freeSittne Sem?
SH az ne ohaftR'te lntifbcre, TOM bar
Iepet Der / 9anoet. en- Naub Iom adrIia
uobetaIer Sunoreoe Suiinoer ill lin Hrs
beioSitot. bar ueoIa8t oenue 8e9eI for
Suotieb:
"SsrIt toacr iea 0eninn iii rehioms
mcrbe NrtiteIS 8eputation % fors
otSIcr MIG ont, huorSou Den bar titfreoSs
itiuet SoIt biotiI.
GcrnTit taaer iea Scu'nu til 9roeHs
ccuteuS 8 iGlpetiLber % f~nrpiSlrr
mig ON bans gpne til at ~frembringc CT
~iaaonn GrtifeI. Tom ie9 IpBer.
Sehet al biSIe TO Sttg tuucr icg iieis
ben fell i mine Snbtieb, ieIp rnnr set
9iGIher artitIer ieo life perioutig or fors
tsoIi9 meo.
3rttc er en- eob ReaeI. iorhi BET er
grei, hocroagslia. iuuS Spruft,
SiGlpetilber. Nan 6dbris
fauten p~rooucere en- goo NrtiteI2 Oar
ban be usopcnbtae 9tibIcr til lin Anus
biabeb, euer i~orlsaer ban at lape @riciS
uhcu Strdd? Eoritnur ban lin Sorrets
ning2 6dr ban bdnt ben uebbeubtnc
griuring, Tom frrue5 forat opnad 6eIs?
SIAN ban pronuccre DC nfopcnoige Mdtes
riaIer for ret ArbCibe, ban bar pnntnget
fig?
Reputation. Z Den pauIige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
CO 60
OAirRerige gpHeoerS


Mcnigbcoer, iom enSmi life oar b.
eraaet noeet og beueriffe bar nogen
acknowledgements | Mrbeioe, mao
enoelig life ioar forisrHrne fin 8ligi
iprn ReoIenmer al Samhmoet. 9ee'
get fan aisres enbnu fra mi % til
aarsmsbet, % ri trRnger Dem ole
meo / bette itore arbeiSe, Som Cant
funbsfaSien ibu % lao os life fomue
i 8i9lo til Iarsmsoet. 81 behsper
life at fomme ! 8iRlb, bpis ri ifft
pil."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Speriges Stiling nngnnr, JON DC CT
~itommeIige operior 4orge.
Si0ttl bar otSie mrrteIigc &ioucss
bpro ON Den b~roocrliae 6slelie moo
bort Solf boIot Jig iuoen SicmIoubets
8rrnier. let par iprbebolOt 1r.
Spen SeSin at IGgge Dem frem ior
llbiaroet / ct fort 8eroeuSbIoo JON
Zines"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Srunninaen az ataIicn har ct Com.

metsrfI9oe. iom life er iaa snnife
biaiet. Oct er al oeuetianit Snip.
Iinsstsi % toiter $1,000. Sun I'll
Der Tom 5orGrins. iorbi bum CT inll
meo arbeioerne. og % maa bum Del
ba Sop til at barre Bet.