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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18
r IGNORED Alt soUTHERNERs

The so called 'Hall Cf Fame
which is in some way connected
with the New York University,
has recently, through its board of
electors, added Whittier and
Lowell to its list of immortals,
while rejecting Edgar Allen Poe.
This action affords fair measure
of the judgment and impartia1ity
of the electors. The New York
World says.
"No one need take seriously
method of listing American inn
mortals for a Hall of Fame that
leaves Edgar Allen Poe's name
unchosen, " and adds: "LowelPs
and Whittier's names were selec-
ted recently. Either of these au-
thors may have been a more estima-
bic man than Poe; both would feel
more complimented at being left
outside a hall of fame with the
rea ter genius than at being in
vited in without him. Poe got
drunk and behaved badly. AS a
Southern man he did not and does
not appeal to that superstition
that sees no American literature
outside of New England. Endur-
ing fame will not be moved by
such petty consideration.
At this same election Andrew
Jackson, Patrick Henry and John
G. Calhoun failed to secure places
in the Hall of Fame of the New
\ ork University, but it seems that
tablets were voted for Mary
Mitchell who is described a shaving
been a scientist, and similar
honor was conferred on Mary Lyon
who established college, and
Emma Willard, whose claim to
fame is due to the fact that she
was the author of <|Rocked In the
Cradle of the Deep"
1t is evident that in these DAYS
such statesmen, patriots and war
riors as Calhoun, Henry and Jack
son do not rise sufficiently above
the ordinary to be fit characters
for places i'll the Hall of Fame.
1t is quite true that la short
number of years ago they figured
rather Pr minently in the affairs
of the nation and managed to Sc
cure rather high places in the
history of the Republic, but all
this counts for nothing now and
astonishing temerity was display
ed by the persons who submitted
their names as candidates for
tablets in the New York Hall
of Fame, which should properly
be reserved for such distinguished
characters as Mccall McCurdy and
Perkins, and the author of Mary
Had A Little Lamb"
1t will perhaps occur to great
many people that it is about time
for somebody to rise and move
that the Hall of Fame have its
name changed to "The Institute
for the Preservation of Medi-
ocrities."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

HS IIEIICS@NECUTUCE IS the
oncial Organ of the City of Americas
Omctal Organ of Sumter County.
Omc1al Organ of Webster County.
Omcial Organ of Railroad Commission OF
Georgia for the 81 Congressional District.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

The New Orleans committee has
arranged to escort the president
through yellow fever hospital,
where there is not the slightest
danger. Some of the Northern
newspapers will have Mysteries
over the matter just the same.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

: With President Jordan advising
the farmers to hold cotton and
Vice President Peters advising
them to sell, it is likely that the
farmers will do just what they
would have done in any event
use their own judgement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

1t now develops that Judge Par
ker never solicited contributions
from Mccall at any time. Mccall
seems to be a man who handles
truth more recklessly than he
handles the policy holders money.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

'Iife insurance companies are
not run to make money for the
policyholders, says the McCurdy.
That is correct theory. But the
trouble is the big companies arerun
to make money for their mama
gers. That's why the policyholders
are kicking.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

Warehouses of sufficient capacity
are needed in every town in the
cotton belt SO that raw material
need not be forced on the market
or the producer compelled to hold
his product at personal sacrifice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

The New York Life contributed
$3.50, 900 to Republican campaigns,
and the Mutual's Vice President
says that company contributed
$92, 800. What did the other COM
panies give?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

The car of Russia counts upon
living to a green old age. He de-
clares he is not going to cease his
efforts until he has rid the Rus
sian navy of all incompetents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

Mrs. Russell Sage has given
$75, 600 for publicschool building
at Sag Harbor. Uncle Rus fur
nlshes the money. How did she?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

Vladivostok is said to be enjoy
ing a great boom. The booming
around Port Arthur last year did
not result in any great amount of
growth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

The theft of that 100000 from
an express company shows that
there are other ways of getting
other peoples money than running
an Insurance business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18
AMERICUs. Ca. OCT. 10 1905

President Roosevelt begins to-
day his Southern journey, and the
striped skeeter is preparing to
VamOOSe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

The only gratifying reflection
that can be made with reference
to the insurance Investigations is
that Mr.. Hyde's family was small.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

An Anglo-Russian understand
ing is limited at. Russia is ready
for almost any old understanding
that will tend to eliminate fighting.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

A financier is now defined as
man having so much money that
It requires legislative committee
TO find out to whom it belongs,
For instance, the insurance investi-
cations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-18

If yo1>Wish to buy or sell or insure
property, confer with nj. Galloway,
the real estate and insurance man If
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
On Gpiiooe fra Ga.
3 @5oIfeI9sning" iortaIler en- SuO.
ielaenoe epiiooe:

S@6oIfeIGsning" fortnller eli Sro
fcnoer ielaenoe epiiooe:
llnoer iibite banff.tpife arig blet
en- preusiiif Officer inofparteret | er
gonoeaaaro ct Steos ! Spnano % al
itrar eiter no | Sanen, bDor ban inttl
iig pad en- StoI. JON ban bapoe taget
Meb fla inoe fra Quiet, for at lplt
nosIe apiier.
Ia Stolen nj bar en- alniiloelil
Sraitol % oerfor nof funOe blipe li6i
imaaelig for en- ioa fin Serre JON Ell
officer at lioOe ret lpnge paa, be.
gpnOte Breusieren efter en- Zines
6orlsb al raabe mo moo Suiet: ~Giil
aisienl" Ten Hiioe), men oe ipoire
gsnoerfoIt foritoo life Spif, bporfor
Sfiicerm gjentog Haabet flere @ange.
8e0 al Den Rnaben blep Waltoen o.
4onen / @aaroen Ell Gel 9ngIteliee,
% Dc %begpnote for aloor Of legge De.
res SOpeoer | gIsb for at f%oritaa,
bpao oct bar, Epiferen iagoe. @noe.
lig flyer aonen:
"Snn tiger piit at ban pil BABE ct
apS."
ga, oct Dor on 8et l." Iamtptfeoe
Wfanoen, men on boloer bel life al
at ado ben % fpsic bam2"
Rel bet piloe 4onen oa life; men
iaa fplote bun pna Raren, Gieneitc.
pigen, latte benoe inb / Sagen noma.
Ieoe for Biaen, at Breusieren, bniS
ban life bleo tilfreoSitiaet, miilig
funoe faa / Sin0e at 6rpiloe @oar.
ben al, maaife eronu noget pGrre, %
on Warren emo bar meget bange for
Officeren in6pilgeoe bun bog errbeItg
/ at gda ben 90 gipe BAN ct aos, ban
lao % raabte op ON. 8gbenoe
traabte Bi9eu no / Saoen til SpIfereu
Der itiaeoe bun Jig ~ligeooerfor BAN,
% oa ban I'll WiarenS Sor6auleiie life
CAB noget iom BELT Segn til at bile
toae oct snifcoe aps, tog Maren, for
at gisre en- Gnoe paa Sagen, Woo til
Jig, off raft ben % CAB Sfficeren ct
o~rocntIi8 Smpffps. Sfficerru for
beItprtet op, iad paa Gigen os pegebe
ior at betegue benbe, boao oct bar, ban
enifeoe, paa Den Del al tit 2egerne,
JON baube ppret uoiat for SrGitolens
ilblioe Srpf.
Wfen mi benote Wuren, Tom mis-.
foritoo &retsieren, iig | bsieIte GRAB
fororget bort ira BAN meo De Orb:
"aei, Sr. officer. Nei, set bel a
tam liee9obt 9ttel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

WHY HE HAD NO FEAR.

Mgr. Calino, the Supplemented and
ingenious Frenchman, happened to be
riding in a train in the same compart-
ment with a lady who was in constant
fear of a smash-up.
At every sudden stop, every Jar,
every sound Of the bell or whistle,
she cried out:
ooh! oh! Have we run off the
track2 Is il a collisioni Are we
going to be killed."
Calino paid no attention, but re-
manned wrapt in solemn silence Pres
emily the lady said TO him:
"And you, sir, aren't you afraid OF
railroad accidents?"
"Not I, madam" answered Calino,
reasuringly. 1T has been foretold
that ! am to die on the guillotinep'
The nervou woman went into hy-
s%teries, and had to be removed from
the train at the next station.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Deecrdb.p ofteus
Wcniter Department.


Decornb- Toiten" bill berefter IN.
oebol6e en- nbipgt HGffe Rsnftre
for Gamer og Bern. Get er paa an.
mooning al mango, Of ui be6pnoer
meo oenne afoeIing, oe bi faar MI lie.
bnor langt ~Snteresien biz itrGffe iig.
5bert Msniter foIter 10 Gents, og
Geitiainaer ienbeS til "3ecorab,8o.
ten" og man beoes benptte ben
Slantet paa gnoen at oenne Spalte.
" bar la6et oisie RsnItre nnoerisse
az vfooebanbIere, og BET paaitaaes,
at De er gooe, oa lette og greie at IL
etter. 6or BET fsrfte bill bi life ODER.
l9fte Weifripelien oper bpert Wsniter,
oa Oct tor ontnges of Sc fIeite, iom
bar grug for Dem, bill ~forItaa On.
gelif. SfiIoe Der pie fig Erang til
at faa Dem o%berfatte, oil hi foretage
6oronoringen.
Naar man beitiner oisie WsnItre,
mao mon gipe Numere, NaaI ON.
firing grDitet og 9ibet, alber for
9srn og unge Bigger, og f%uIbitGnbig
Ioresie, iaaIeSes at grebe bill. naa
benz. g9r meeet foriigtig life at
begaa noaen Sell / geifripelien, oa
ytenitre life Fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
A

An English general, in reviewing a
corps of cavalry, suddenly stopped
before a splendid-looking fellow and
asked. abruptly:
(which is the best horse in the regi-
ment?"
"No. 40 sir"
/. What makes you think he is the
best horse?"
He walks, trots and gallops well;
is a good jumper; has no vice, no
Flemish; carries his head we'll; is .n
his prime"
"And who is the best rider of the
best regiment"
Tom Jones, sir"
"Why?"
Because he is an honorable man,
IS obedient, is tidy, takes good care
OF his equipment and his horse, and
does his duty we'll"
"And who is the best rider of the
best horse?"
tom Jones, sir"
and who is Tom Jones?"
II am, sir"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
HIS CHRISTMAS TURKEY.

To the southern darkey the magic
word Christmas contains a world Of
suggestiveness, and he begins many
weeks in advance to anticipate the
festivities incident to that suspicious
occasion. Two weeks before Christ
mas uncle Rastus and Pompey John.
son, two typical dark-visaged citizens
of Southwest Virginia, were discuss
ing the approach of the great holiday
in general, and the possibility of pos
sessing a Christmas turkey in particu.
lar.
"Does yer ever have a turkey on
Christmas, Mr.. Johnsin'1" Uncle Ras-
tus asked with keen interest.
"Yas, vas, Unc Rastus, I allus has
a turkey, on Christmas; does your"
mo, no, | never has none; dis here
ole nigger's powerful onlucky some
how" he concluded mournfully.
Does yer pray fer hit, Unc Ras-
tus?"
mo, amt neber prayed fer one yit,
Mr.. Johnsin'." ~-s4atu,r ia
IVA effen yer pray fer hit fore
Christmas, Unc. Rastus, yer'l git one
shop
OHCle RdStus accepted tine RGe
ton with joyous faith, and religiously
offered daily his request for a turkey.
On Christmas day he waited with
great patience the appearance of his
turkey, and night bringing no fulfill
ment of his fond hopes, with a heavy
heart he called at the home of Mr..
Johnson, where, much to his surprise,
he found that elated individual en-
joying the remnants of a fine, large
gobbler. 7.a ~
"Wal, Unc Rastus,"~ calmly OBJ
served Mr.. Johnson, "did yer git a
turkey"
mo. didn't git no turkey, Mr.. John
sim"
oval, did yer pray fer hit, Unc
Rastus?"
"Yas, prayed ev'ry night; prayed
good and hard, but dar warn't no
turkey fer dis ole niger"
oval, did yer-did yer go fer hit?'
Uncle Rastus's eyes grew large and
luminous as he replied, mo, didn't
go for hit, Mr.. Johnsin'."
oval Unc Rastus, yer gotter go fer
hit. cause de Lord don't deliver
nothin'I'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
.@cmDtlisbeo.

Ter CT ct eemptIigt 5or6oIS mel,
lem oct eiterrigifc aeiierbits % 8ieu5
Snobu9gere. Gn aften fom M al.
beoe &rnpprtus Hh,ooIf til ct Sbeater
% ipurgte 9iaetiiO9iperer, ON aei.
ier 6rait5 Soiet por fommen. "Sn.
GercS Rnpa er dItere6e Der" iparcoc
9ilIetIpl9eren. Gen Iiberalc TriuS
LITE life at blipc ttItaIt paa orune
fomerot$lige 0fnooc o. penote M
moo lin Sebinger, @rep Completes.
OR 6pren frlO?" iaQOe ban. Billet.
iriaerrn troeoe, at SpsrgSmanIet
gioIOt aeiicrpn % life bom ieIp %
faitroe iith: "Net, life ioobibt rcs
fllnbe mrrfe, Ceres feiierIi1e Ssi-
beo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

No garment in the woman's ward
robe can approach the dressing sacque
in convenience, utility and comfort.
The designers have given us many
varieties, and still we are always
looking for something new in that
line. The broad collar extending out
over the shoulder, and high cuff give
a distinctive air to this one. 1t
gathers into the figure in the back,
and is confined to the waist in the
front or not, just as the wearer de-
cides. Made of French flannel, out
ing, or for warm weather, China silk,
dimity or lawn and trimmed as il
Illustrated it would make a charming
and comfortable addition to the ward
robe. The medium size requires three
and three quarter yards of t~hirty-six
inch material.
Ladies' Dressing Sacque, No. 5000;
Sizes for 81, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ inch
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

A picturesque blouse frock for the
little man is here shown. The front
closes diagonally and is secured at
the waist with a leather belt. A
large collar gives jauntiness to the
costume. A shield with narrow stand
ing collar finishes the neck. Little
boomers are worn underneath the
dress and are included IN the pattern,
which will be found very simple and
easv to follow. Any of the washable
materials such as pique, linen, or duck
could be used, or flannel and light
weight cloth would be equally suit
able in making up a frock of this
kind. The medium size requires one
and seven eigths yards of ffty-four
inch material.
Little Boys Blouse Suit No. sos3:
Sizes for 2, 3, 4, S and 6 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
SYffelis elliott.

Def bar Miotiomnner. Noturen
itoo ! fin fooreite Yraat. gIomiternc
ouiteoe iom beoit, mens Sangiuglene
priite lin Sfaber peo ! flare friler
at hinge bans 2pp.
Sn6e poo Den lille 6iismanospIaos
| Sfogen iao bet no iom en- eneIte flor
2epial. driift @irfeIso bar anbragt
BAG Den gamle Serg, Den unaIeop
5rGioia og ben lille aomfpr Dor al.
beles bcoGffet mcS ouiteube Sag o.
glomiter, Oct iaa rigtis bpggeligt no
6erinoe.
Baa oenne life Sitsmanosplnos
boeoe en- auinSe, omtring firth Ear
gammel, meb fine 9srn, TO @iltter
% Ell Vige. Sim bar life gnfe o.
Der nar beIler ingen MORT 9let, Der
hpileoe paa benoe, men itaffars Mor
Snga, bun boooe preuef tilfufoe, bpdo
bet pilbe iige at gaa gjennem Siuet
ct SIP ! 5attigoom, Gso og 6or-
iageIie.
'Srn bapoe engang pPret Ell ing,
roif 8ise, piitnof fattig, men iaa Ipf.
felig; tbi bum bapbe babe Strait %
gilie til at arbei6e. Som Seiite bapoe
bun goo Sieneite % par tilfreoS MED
ben 500, Der bar blepen betoe tiloel.
Sun bar life iaa gammel, Ga bun
blep glao | Spen 2nngifipr; ban bar
en- fiGf SIT os iaa bra no. Oct bar
oerfor life ioa un0erligt, at Snga
ipntes goot ON ben raife llrgcripero.
Oct bar heller life ian unoerliet, at
bun, ba ban frieOe til benoe, oremte
JIG en- 0remtiO rig paa 2pffe og
8lp6e.
8iitnof bsrte bum, at MeniieIfenc
life bGpoe ncepn itor 8ilio til BAN,
% at De boiifeOe ON a~oifiqise min.
ore beloige Sau0linger, iom ban
ifuIoe bare begaGet, men bpem funoe
bi0e, ON alt bette bar SanSbeo2 81
forreIten bpiS set bar ianbt, iaa piIoe
ban nof bIi en- bra Wono, itaar ban
blot blep gift. Senoes DIOR frarau-
oebe benoe at toge BAN, men bporfor
ifuloe bum Ell gjDre oet2 Sapbe life
Suen foriifret ben6e mango @ange,
at De ifuloe blue iaa Ipffelige - ,ua
lpffeIige. 90 bum troebe Dam.
Noele Iar bar ipunbne, men biSieI
babe bragt meO iig ioa li0et al oen
IOpebe 2pffe for Sn9a. Gerimoo
bauoe De opret rige pna Sora, Npb
og SftiieIie for benoe, Den rnge SiI.
itrrt. Sun burOe glGoet fig ooer line
Smaa, Der bar benoe betroet, men
bar De benoeS Sorg, naar bun
at ogiaa 0eres SOB miligens
bli ben famine iom benoes egen.
Soen bar nemlig blet Ell 9ranfer,
Ell Slapt tinoer iins3 piter cg ofte
al, aitfor ofte - piase0e % mis-.
banoleoe ban i'm Suitru % fine iultre
SmoabGrn.
Gn DAG bIep Spen anboIot % fsrt
til 6enaicl, anflaget for 6orisg pau
)fonmoro. Sans on0e @ierning bar
life Ipffebea, men ban blep alligepel
osnt til to Nars Strafarbeibe.
Den cneite iom bite Snga nogen
/ benoes tunge Sore, bar
Nenigbe0enS 8rGoifant. Ell gllofrpg.
Tia og u~nrmbiertet Mono. Slss
manbSituen banoe ofte 8eipg al oenne
SnOen Spen fom no al 5png.
ilet, bauoe BrRoifanten iuben lin
iamlet mo iao mango
at bun fitnoe meoe BAN /
fjebc en- BILLET til BAN og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

ienoe bnm til gmerifa. Der Tor
ban bli ct beore Mennefe", bapo,
ban iast, oa Snaa iatie fig moo oettI
bans 5orilag, "og fioen fan bar
fomme tilbose til lin 6amiIie iom en-
np Mono."
Snga maattc lnbe Sagen goo I'm
Sang, ifisnt bun fsIte, at BUN frem.
oelcs elifebe BAN. ga TrGoifanteu
reiite INTO til 9pen, ifrep bum iaa goSi
bun fiinbe ncgfe 2inier til Spen, loo
oaina fine gsrn fraSie nogle Rroafe.
tGr neberIt / 9onten poa 9repet
~8iio peliigne Dig. Diana pg hi Sins
Born beoer for Big"
Sou bar bet iom iagt Wiotiommer
Here Gar oerefter. sSnga % benoes
Born bar iuit fproige til at gaa til
Sengs, trGtte af 9agens Slio o.
SIGb. Get bar Ell meget BATTER III.
ten. SoIen boIot netop paa at saa
neo, os De iioite Straaler fra oen
lagbe iig iom Sub u6oper 5jeIb "
lei.
"Nu, Born" iagoe Snga, "er set
beoit pi gaar til Spile."
"aa Moma, las oS iiboe itoe enonu
en- Stitno, bet er iaa pent," iagOe ben
gngitc Gut. Sngo faIot / Eanfer.
Sun fom i'm BAN, iom for Ter glar
iioen forloo Sanoet, o9 iom liben life
bapoe labet bore fra Jig. Bar bon
900 fanife, eller Iepeoe ban maaife
oct iamme Sip iom isr. Get gumle
Spsrgsmaal, paa bpilfet intet Spar
fitn0e gipesl
Ofen bpem err bette, en- eniom Ban.
orer fom benoper Den finale Sfoaiti.
Soem fun0e Oct bore. Get bar life
ofte, nogen fanot geien til oen lille
Sine, tbi nogen aIfarpei gif life Der.
forbi. SfulOe bum fro fine egne
9ire? &1inoe oct p9re muIigt?
Sad bun maoife ct Spn?
"Spenl" raabte bun.
San iaa op; tbi MI bar ban noaet
ben / Nprbeoen al Stuen % gif irem
I'll benbe meo burtige Sfriot.
Cub lie Sop, at OIL enonu Dor Fer!
Seq frpgteoe for, at on bar flpttet
berfra."
Set bar merfeligt, bnor ban bar
anbret fig! Brunei aniigtsfarpe,
Saanoen baarb Of tliugt arbeiSe. San
bar pent fl9ot, % Def merfe pelpIeieoe
Settled fleote BAN goot. Snart Ina
Snga pe6 bans 9rpit! @srnene ON.
ringebe 5oreIorene glade, ifjsnt Se
rteppe pibite, bpao oct Ifuloe betpSe.
Den iterite buifeoe fltn ipagt Saberen.
SIN fom Der til 5orflaringer. San
bapbe at berette ON ltore 8anifelig.
beoer, Spgbom 90 Reb, men ogiaa
ON boorleoes ban, ba ban bleu friif
for alpor funoe tase fat paa arbei-
oct og blipe ct p~roentlig Nenneife.
Sioen fortulte bat ON, bporleoeS
@u0 / lin Noabe bapbe raft BAN iiit
bi9lpenSe Saano, ON boorleSeS ban
bleb Ell troenSe Wano meo ct ioIlpIt
lpffeligt Sin.
Nu par ban fommet tiIbage meo en-
"ianllet Sfiltug" paa ier Giiiino aro,
rer. Serefter IfuIoe alt bli gobt.
Son pilOe fip6e Jig Ell lioen @aaro!
M ifuIoe De for 9GIpor bIipe lpt.
feItge - ioa lpffelige.
Solen gierrte Zig bag Bier.
gene, efterat oen bapoe itrpet lit Sub.
ifier oper Den ifisnne Serb. Gre.
benS oa &iprligbeSens gngel gift om'
firing i Ben Ifisnne @9n o9 Tom ogioa
til Sen lille Stite / Sfogen, bpor en-
lpffeliee 6amilie bptIebe / Siemmets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

meo belt optaget / sGtien. Barnet
bsrte ba life aIcr,e jim Gar % Mor
til, men oct bsrte belle gGtten til.
ct @patnet" Barn MATTE life 1no-
iGttcs".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

Bore be0GEite 6orfI5re "patnet"
Seres Ssru, nanr De gan Sem 9apn.
0eNue beowife Gaab par piitnof in.
let "@ieniooe!irRs @aS", JON ben
friitne Gaab. Dlcn "8atuiusen" bas.
Re cog life Iiben getpSnins. gsaar
CT Barn PAR "oatnet~, iaa bar set ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
(stutuius fra forr. 7isssasSgo)

6rpnoer. Gen gamIe aietil baoo
idtnet Sboritein % par M reocn III
poa Gfterisgting. "a Be ntsotss
Tiger SietiI: 90rr--bm - min Sel
BET par life Zig meut - iea brug
tc not enoeI e9aenOe ORD - men
1N-bm."
SborIteiu gienm9ltr: "gtd Sar
IN hno0e bel Heppe iafret mig, or
llIpffen bar msOt; men mi bar S]f,
fen beSre emo oile 4oa0.~ Ser faIoi
Eogle foaSie ORD pna begae SiScr;
men mart 6Iep BOG Gar og son igicr
CODE &erner. 3pt bar life irit Tor,
at gdmIe aietiI bar lot itolt al Ssn.
men, Sa Sboriteiu %fortalte BAN ON iii
9PsOe meo SafaI % oennes De6.
Sborfteiu mel0te i'm Gar ale ON.
itnnOiobeoer peo Oenne 5rrS og 3a.
fitIS Orb.
GIN iteoneoe SGoritein ale Raimss
oeler til Sereostbiug. ID Sbiuoet
oar iat, itoO ban op % ia: ~gaa bette
Ching er nm en- Sag at bore rem til
eocr, Raumsos!er. Set er ul iorbi
meO Sen llfre0, iou oi bar p9ret no
iat for / Ipuaere lib. Sercfter tan
hocr gton0 bragg ejeuuem Sfogen
TreS iIoen at bore ubiat for at mite
Coos, SIP elIer Semmer. Gibper fan
III iaa fit 8oos tiIbage, ION ban
mprne bd miitct. Oct, Iom blir til.
operS uSen Giermauo, f~orbeboIOer icg
mig ielp.~ 9erne Gale onnOt fort
gifaIo, % 9boritein ites eiter Bette /
anieelie.
Gn SiS gif mi ben. Sna por oct
en- Gag, Of 3boriteiu tiger til 6ar
FIN: "gat orager ieg til Sngemimo
SnrI og mcIoer BAN S~safrtlS 800"
&ietiI: %0et ifnI on life, Seunen
mint; Set cr rmBSiat ionleoe5 at 8ioe
ia I fine SiertSers @olb."
Sboritein: "Saqen or ben, at ieg
Iopeoc SSyofiiI Scunc 5rro % NIT ORD
FrpSer irg life; ocunc Serb bIir mig
lao entcn til Sfa0c cacr Saon; for
reIten itoler jcg paa min 2rffe."
aietiI fitrbe BERTH intet ipare.
Sbpriicin gap iig itrafs paa gei I'll
SngemmS Sarl. San Ia8Sc iin 6Gro
Ioaleoes, at hun fou frem til Sorlen
en- @orgen tiolis. Zen gamle Sarl-
nur alt eitcr Sepoinpers SGo reoet.
no ban osogt meo tine Wpnb. Sbor.
Itcin off mco iine Sslaelpeune mo 1
GriffGfncn og fpurgte otter 6llS'
frspa gt1Sis. Sim for. 9boritetn
btIIte ipmmelist % ia: "gi cr Noro'
mpno. Sea aifer at tale ! Gnrlsltt
meo oiq, Snsirspo?" aae off no
uOen G6oritcin % gi8oiS.
Gboritein; "GiScroe bar ied at
brtngc eOer - Stn Sm 3ofliIS Gob."
Gio0iS: "Gctte 9ltoitab tomnlcr
life belt uucnttt, otter oct ieg bar
imlrst ont SlafllS 6Gr0. 0'eu bOoo
brinqer 6ia til at fare bio mcb Senne
IiOenoe?"
"Iboritciu: "2}eaCt er Iariaa ber'
til. Seq gaU 5euucu BIN nit Orb
paa, at ieg icIp ifitI0e melOc Dig bans
GrS. SnuOt al iiac ind bar ic8 orGbt
ham. Soflll Babe Set | lin @tuat at
ia nit 2iU. Cog ipntes ban, at ic8
Keller burOe lcpe % brin8e eOer Il
SctOc. Saa Dar oct ogiaa SofuiS
Silien til eNcr. at Oere iliIoe gioe
mia cocrS 9atter TboroiS til Some.
Sea moatte beprc al Den l(0aaO, ga.
mi bar epct moo rs gtuum50eIcr.
0teu io1 UoclmoOia par ban oog, ION
IN ms bar bort. Ca III amer ieB, at
on mere iii betonte Din Ssno 9Goel'
nloois9eo emo MN N'a0. @et { / I'll
@iuorIHa &crieBh Poo' al Ho'lu 9"'
ie1ot mig Rto.
&tgolS b1eD bIoorea oGo oeUNc
SoIe' S'"' l'0O ''''S' ''"'' NV" i'"
J" R''"'
"GU mc8ct ori'iI1 gt1no cr olt