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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
THE sKErcHER

height Of your eye; look through the
peephole in the tin strip to get the
proper view OF the scene 10 be sketched,
moving the frame back and forth. as
may be desired. by means OF the slid
ing rod.
You win now and that the scene
Is divided into IS squares. the division
being clearly marked by the meshes in
the frame. says the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Begin at the upper left hand
corner OF your paper and outline in
each square what you see in the CORE
spending square OF the frame when
the whole scene has been outlined
thus. shade the picture as best you
can. and in this practice will soon give
you skill After using this device you
will be able 10 sketch without il.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

Hold your finger over the SET and pour
mercury down the other tube When
you remove your finger the force 0t
tho mercury In the tube viii cause the
water 20 squirt like a fountain. SIX
inches Of morcb.y In the tube viii
cause the water 10 rise several feet in
the air. making quite an effective
fountain experiment.
Another pretty experiment In which
mercury Is used may be made In tnil
way. Pour into a bottle equal guam.
titles Of mercury sand. water and oivs
oil. and when the bottle Il shaken they
will form a turbid mixture But let
it stand untouched for few minutes
and a transformation will take place.
each substance separating itself from
the others. until they are arranged In
four distinct layers. at tn, bottom thu
mercury. next the sand. next the wa
ter. and on toy the oil
No matter how long you keep the
bottle they will remain thus, and no
matter how often you shake u thsy
will again resolve themselves into
their original distinct layers This 10
sometimes called the vial OF the four
elements" frc being represented 10y
the mercury. earth by the sand, water
by the water and air by the oil, be-
cause that Is the arrangements Of The
eIemcnts-the FIRE inside the earth.
the water on the earth. and the air
over and arouns the water.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
THE skETcHER.
An Apparatus for Picture Making
That Any Ingenious Boy
Can Make.

The apparatus Is 90 simple that any
boy OF average ingenuity can make H.
fake halfinch strips OF any con.
Fenient wood. an. make a frame six
inches In width by eight inches In
ength. and bore holes In the frame
all around the four sldes. one inch
apart String the holes with very nne
wire. or with llncn thread. 20 as TO
make a network OF meshes one inch
square. To one side OF the frame.
lengthwisc. fasten a small piece OF
wood hayiag a slot about half an inch
wide and deep next the frame
Make a strip half an inch square TO
slide in the slot. and let Il be about
80 inches iong. on one end OF the
strip. al right angles. fasten a piece OF
tin half an inch wide and two and one
half inches long. with a hole about
the size OF a pinhead IN The upper end.
Il Is better to paint tho tin black, 30
az 20 protect the eye
Now make a simple tripod OF wiring
three legs 10 a circular piece OF wood.
through which bore a hole 20 allow
The frame 10 move mp and down. by
means OF rod 10 which Il Is at
tached A wedge or a setscrew may
be used to hold the rod in place.
To use the apparatus hrst lay on
the paper on which you intend 10 make
your sketch in squares corresponding
with the meshes OF the frame. max
ing the lines quite faint Adjust the
tripod 80 as 20 bring the frame At the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
LIFE IN A MINING CAMP.
Vivid Picture of the Ways Of the PEG.
pie in Brand-New Western
Towns.

In Harper's Magazine Philip Verrll
Mighels gives = vivid picture OF a west.
ern mining camp as he saw Il on tho
night of his arrival; II was twilight
when we came n sisht of the brand-new
mining camp. built in a natural amphi-
theater formed by the square-cut table
mountains II was thickly studded
constellation OF tents. with struggling
domiciles and dugouts scattered about
over a space OF ten square miles. In
their Wilderness and sQuareness tho
tents resembled countless dice at rest
where the toss OF fate and chance had
left them TO grasp at foothold.
The darkness closed in as we drove
Into town. Our teamster swung his an
finals at once into a large corral. where
hundreds OF mules. a dozen cows. scores
Of men. great dusty wagons and piles
and heaps OF baggage, lumber cases.
rolls OF bedding. gaunt iron boilers and
domestic necessities were mixed in
hopeless confusion.
Il paid him my fare and told him
would willingly pay him more could no
manage to provide me with SKI &C
commodatlon in his blankets for the
night He knew men were walking tho
streets for lack OF beds In the town. and.
being a large-hearted teamstef, he
agreed to take me IN provided there
was space sum ,ient under cover.
~ sleep most anywhere in this cor
rail- he said. There's a tent over here
that We may get in II there amt too
many beds there now
In the semi darkness We stumbled
over 20 the tent. which We entered. A
second later he let out horrible whoOp.
He had bumped into something alive. II
was merely a COW. She had gone inside
In search either for news from home or
hay in the mattresses. she came out
hurriedly. bowling the writer aside in
her haste. Then a match was lighted.
its wayering light revealing nine rough
beds in the tent. all on the ground. In .
space 50 limited that many were. per
force. rolled up In order TO squeeze into
the space. But could come here AMI
bunk in with the teamster II nothing
more inviting could be found lie
seemed to believe there was room.
"A nnal storm Of the DAY now broke
before | could make my way from tbs
strewn corral In Nevada the rarest
disturbance known Is a storm OF thun-
der and rain. But tonight above tbs
brow OF the sombs- mountains ragged 4
mighty war OF elements. terrific and
omlnous. Out OF clouds "a black as
felt stabbed three pronged lightning
strokes. vicious and awful A sudden
wind hurled dust and rain and hail to-
gether IN tempest on the town The
street was ablaze with lights from a
score Of saloons and gambling halls.
Music arose from these thronged
abodes OF carelessness II swept IN In
terrupted gushes on the storm. laugh
ing ont It's friyoisy against the stern.
deep roar OF thunder from the hin. To
me Il was threat and portcnt. fearful
and majestic, that the gods we're sound
ing"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
Heat from Mirrors.

Even looking glasses. the favorite
furniture OF the Frenchman's drawing
room. are exploited in tho Industrial
world by the French. who are said TO
admire mirrors enough 10 use them
on their collins Scientifically the new
invention reads that reelected solar
heat is used to obtain extremely high
temperatures in a new furnace. The
inventor expects 10 secure a heat OF
$500 c.. which is higher than that Of
the electric furnace. The reflector ia
built up Of more than 5000 mirrors.
arranged side by side in parallel rows,
each measuring about 4X5 inches. The
width at the top is % feet, at the base
IS feet, and the depth is 35 feet.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

Swallows and house martins build by
sticking together pellets OF prepared
road mud Most OF the material Is OBJ
tanned from the drying puddles on tho
high roads. II not mixed with any
thing else the tendency of these pei
lets would be TO crumbie when dry.
But the swallow tribe are supplied
with mucous secretion which eu-
ables them TO gum the particles 10
gether The swallows nests from
which The Chinese 'bird's-nest soup"
is made are constructed ct this mu-
cous matter oniy. An Indian swallow
which builds little boat-shaped nests
against the trunks of lofty trees prac-
tically makes them OF dried saliva
Detroit Free Press.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

fessor found that it was filed witr a
neatly-folded fabric. a good deal like
paper. All over it was written a story
that Prof. Woodhesd read with alb
Sorbcd interest
The contents of the strange manu-
script found in sardine can were as
follows:
Kingdom of the Fool Killer.
'ImmolatioD Day.
81. William Bigsmith. knowing that
at any moment the FoOl-Kiiler is liable
TO drop IN upon me and make me the
late MIR. Bigsmith. do write this with
fear and trembling. also with pen
made OF sharp stick. keeping an eye
'On the rack where they are Just now
saving IN two \ more than ordinarily
depraved spring poet.
Nearer at hand the Is-thls-hot-
enOugh-for-you? man is roasting over
a slow fire, and his unreserved yells
disturb me a good deal He isn't a bit
stingy with his howls
If l succeed in finishing this. and
throwing it over the edge before the
Fool-killer gets TO me. hope II may
fall into the hands of some one WAC
will publish 1t as an awful warning %
people who are smarter than the Law
allows.
My Incorporate indulgence in in
vcstigation is what has brought ine
here, where. cheered by the yells of
the man who on earth left open the
door. and now has his head cternaily
shut into one, l write and await ,ae
coming Of the Fool-Killer.
Throw investigation and invention
70 the dogs, adiure you. and quit seek
ing, 10 pry into the future. or. some
day the ruler of this dread realm Will
get you by the surplus skin OF your
neck and Jerk you from happiness into
misery.
AS an inventor. | was far from ne.
ing pretender like Kelly. For a
time | invented with impunity. aud
nothing befeH me. Made reckless by
continued success. I accomplished that
which eclipsed all my previous effo-.s
have no time to 90 into details. Snf
6cient to say that fooled with forces
and conditions until succeeded in
overcoming gravitation as KeeIy i
h etheric force oyercame mems resist.
ancc to humbug and made them come
down with the ducats.
The invention. which. for want of 4
better name. might have been called z
gravity eradicat0r. was packed in a va.
lise All had to do was to grasp %,
handle. touch a spring. and up ",
would go
The first time | pressed .he sprlnf
TOO hard, and. before knew it. va,
lerksd up against the ceiling w!.h
force that nearly cracked my intellcc
tual radiator How I got the vaii3,
under control again does not matter
suffice to say lived through it,
MY next attempt was made out OF
doors. would sail up as far as
liked in the air. thought then toucf
the spring softly aud sail back tC
sarth gently and safely. ! went up a!
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
A HOME EXPERIMENT.
Several ways OF Providing AmuSe-
ment for the Children with
Water and Mercury.

Put into a large tumbler a layer of
mercury about half an inch deep. aud
let water from a spigot at high pres
sure run at full force into the glass
The glass will. of course. oil with wa
ter. but as Il continues 10 run ia. II the
pressure be strong enough. mercury
bubbles will begin to rise in the glass
and float around just as soap bubbles
iioat in the air.
These bubbles arc films OF mercury
filled with water, which il carried
down under the surface OF the mer-
curry by the force OF the Jet. and seplr
ates Il into particles. forming bubblea
Bubbles of mercury can be blown %
the surface OF the mercury under walei
BY using a glass tube flllcd With water
one end being held Just under me
mercury surface while blowing at ths
other
To make a fountain. says the Chs
cago Inter Ocean. provide bottle wite
a rubber stopper. having two holes Ia
q. These shoppers can be bought az
trifling cost or you can bore holes "a
one With the small blade OF penknl;e
Through one Of the holes pass A gia9
tube. bent into the shape OF U az Ia
upper end. The tube should be vet
and worked through the hole, Through
the other hole pass a glass tube aisa
the top OF which Is drawn out into
Jet.
Now pour the bottle full OF wata
and put In the stopper with two tubes
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

I loved girl when / was young
A girl I dared not try to kiss.
our iov, was shy and found no tongue.
But eyes told tales we could not miss.
The years have stretched a lifetime now
And have owed more girls than one
And have kissed with deepest vow,
And kissed before 1 knew twas done.
And that FIRST girl never met
Alter her pigtails cooled her head;
And / can't say my eyes were wet
When some one told that she was dead
Yet there il Is. she is the one.
The only one Of women an
Now that the list is closed aud done,
Whom dreams OF day aud night recall
Only last night she came 10 me.
Still silent came. and shy and sweet.
And then learned what iifc might be
Dream drawn | sought my sweetheart =
feet.
7 laid my head upon her breast;
Within that haven reached az last
There came no echo save Of rest
From all the lifelong weary past.
To each poor dog his day. we're told;
OF my queer luck here Is the best;
] dreamed that girl forgot OF old
Caressed my ad against her breast.
-McCiufes Magazine
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
A STRANGE
MANUSCRIPT
BY TOM p. RGAN

GONE time ago. a popular publica-
y ton placed before its readers toe
story of THE Strange Manuscript
Found in Copper Cylinder"
While its startling revelations were
only TO be read with bated hair and
breath on end. its disclosures must
needs get up long before day to equal
in dark-red thrill those of the strange
manuscript found in a sardine can.
While strolling in his garden the
morning after the great storm. Prof,
Bolivar Woodhead discovered a queerly
marked sardine can wrapped and tied
I'm a cloth Of strange hue and texture.
Upon prying open the can the pro-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
DIARY OF THE SUMMER GIRL
Ups and Downs Of Life ~ the Sea-
side Resort Faithfully
Related.

Monday Arrived this afternoon.
Dull May have TO fall back on the
hotel clerk II something doesn't turn
up. There must be hundred old
maids around I'm about the only one
who dares to appear In bathing suit.
Tuesday-Two i7-year-old boys
made their appearance to-day. Wei.
they're better than nothing. snail
kiss them and make them say their
prayers before they 40 TO bed tonight.
Wednesday Engaged to both OF ths
lT-year-olds. Wanted TO be fair To
each OF them.
Thursday-Br Broker from New York,
Says he's single. but doubt H. Money
to burn. however. Proprietor OF hotel
swears he IS single.
Friday-Broker proposed. Promptly
accepted. Seventeep-year-Old both in
mourning Broker good company, but
foolish. Has wired for ring
Saturday-Two college men and a
champion golfer came at noon. Also
two blondes. They are flends. Broker
introduced to both OF them Wore my
smallest bathing suit.
Sunday Playing college men and
golfer against broker. lie Is mad win
jealousy. Dull is prospect. Seventeen
year-olds recovering. Seen with
broker Wants TO elope. Told him
would give him an answer tomorrow.
Monday Brokers' wife arrived.
Have just engaged myself TO two COZ
lege men and the golfer. Too bad
about the broker. suspected he was
too much in love with me to be sin
gle-L.ife.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
Antarctic Ice Belt.

Since the frst visit TO the ice cap Of
the south pole was made, some 80 years
ago. there has been a steady recession
Of the belt OF some 30 miles, and It Is
argued that in the course OF time IL will
be possible to make approach to the
pole Itself, and that the land in that
vicinity may even become inhabited
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20
Som ething Duller.

An oyster knife has been the syn
onym for dullness from time i'm.
memorial II seems, however. that
even a duller instrument will do tho
business. A Harlem fish dealer hung
out this sign not long ago
boy wanted 20 open oysters with a
reference
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

A hotel which cost the builder sl3.-
900 six years ago al Kettle Falls,
Wash, has been sold FOR 5000. end a
number Of town lots were sold at from
Ave cents to s25 each. The sale was
made by the county commissioners on
foreclosure for deipquent taxes, and
marked the end Of a boom town.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

0l-l IL ~
OF the worst fools in his collection.
This is the day, and. although nobody
has told me. fear my turn is at hand.
''As a last fearful word of warning.
don't But here he comes! I've just
time to stun this into the sardine can
and throw it over the edge OF the kicg-
dom. He comes! He comesl
"Yours with hair on end.
WILLIAM BIGSMITH"
After he had finished the strange
manuscript found in sardlne can,
Prof Woodhead locked himself into his
den and pondered. and then, after
dark. went down into the woodshed
and carefully cut up into kindling wood
his deliberately constructed machine
for making whistles out of pig tails.
He had cheated the Fool Killor.-
Peoples Home Journal
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

Eros. the little planet or asteroid,
which is the nearest known object in
the universe to the earth. except the
moon. has been photographed at the
Harvard university observatory at Are
ouipa, Peru
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-07-20

vi All that IS needed to invigo-
rate. cheer. nourlsh. Is stored up in
Christ Jesus.-Rom. S:32
w The bost way to cure ourselves
and others Of The taste for the worlds
unsatisfyinS pleasures is to eat freely
of that which truly nourisaes the soul.
--hph. 3:19.
". 6. Coo f. eyer seeking US but
until We too seek. there can be %
happy finding lisa. 65:12.
WI Ways of wickedness must be
forsaken by those who would walk
with God.-Heb. i2:1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
San Domingo.

Sra lite 9priI 1905 opertog 81
Soreneoe Stater &pntrolen oper Ger
San 9pmingos Solointraber, ol
Sberit Cotton, iom er aontrousr
inoberetter til Observation-Disclosures |
@aibington at ltbferielen beleb fla
til $722,44S | oen nponte Raaneo,
mebens 8Grbien al Snbisrelien nur
$249,224, iaa SanoeIsbolancen |
San Gomingos Saper blep ben pafre
Gum af $473,224. SoI6intraoerne
| apriI bette aar bar $t9t ,695 moo
$t57,964 ! iamme Manneb / 1904.
Spis De oebbliper at bolbe iig paa
iamme Seioe, bill be gipe So, 800, 343
/ belle aaret, MOB St,S50,0S4 1904.
San 0omingo uofette / apriI til oe
Sorenebe Stoter 13,336,477 Y,tnb
&aaiuffer. iom i~nobrogte $404 ,099,
54S,047 Brno aofoa, bporaf Der
lopes GbofoIaoe, % iom i~nbbragte
$54, 645. De 6oreneSe Stater inc.
forte til Son Domingo ! Ipril aisb.
monbsuorer for St57,S69, SpIferne
for $62,912 og SranifmGnoene for
$20,246.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
Nj 6enInsupenurrur erfnrrr pi Of

gf 6rHinsupanDrrur c%riarrr b. al
Ger ! De 6orcucOc Stoter er Here
aprcre % 2prerm0cr, cno Der or
Treiter, Soaiorcre % 2Ggcr tiIiom'
men. SammcnR8utna$OtS nutsrcS,
at mc0cn8 Der / 1870 bar en- Carer
(eIler 2Urcriu0el for bper 1877 GIcper,
or Ser M en- for bper II Gleocr. Sp'
rcrnc or M oaian for Ell itor Gel
fSolf / I'm mnno0ons aISer, % mango
er rnftCt Cuboa iprboIbSuiS Iaugt op
/ aarcup, buiItct uiier, at 9Preritan'
sen ogiaa ! bette 2an6 boiler paa at
bIi0e en- mere permanent Stan0 emo
for. 90 Orttc or 10 en- neopenOia
Sorubiptnina for, al pore oiientliBc
SfoIer fan bItOe. hOao &c brtroe bare.
&f 2anoct$ SGrerfrpfter er Soin'
Serue irem0eIes / aiaiort Naioritct,
ioet Ser or minnit 3 2prertnoer for
bper 2Grer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
Slanot ptIoe.

Grof. Sreoricf Starr oe6 gbicag,
llniperiitet bill reiie til Iirifa for at
DO blanot piloe, itiibere beres 2epe.
bis, Seoer, Sfitfe og Sprog % tage
9ineNer / Wpngoe. Gn aonae, iom
beoer Noombi % bar belle tuienb In.
beriaatter, ifal bare bans Bert. 9enne
Hbombi bar As Sooner % aniees for
at bore Den melt barbariIfe al De afri.
fanife Spriter. Wemneifepberi gaar
iioang | bans &iae, iiaes Der; men
Erpf. Starr tror oct life. Get lille
&ige ligger LOO Wil fra apiten, og
oct er opfplbt al tore Sfooe % 8rot.
Trof. Starr bill BRUCE 6onoaraf for
at faa Gag Sproaet os 5oIfeiansene,
og ban pil togc 9iaeocr al 2anb %
6olf 90 eiengiOe Dem / ainematogra.
fier. San bill ogina beiege Ifrifas
SUcrgfulf % Den guile &acc, iom fin.
oes ! Bet merte iSaitlanb % bar ORR
for of pGre meget intelligent. On
merifonif @ut peo Napn Ianuel
Gonzales, iom ban ieIp bar oporaget,
ital bore bans clteIte 2ebiager. Ssrii
refer RrofeSioren til 9eIgien for al
trGffe Iftale ON, bporleoes ban ifal
foun,e ino blQnot De Stammer, ban
uiI iinbe. Gen lobe Sftober oentcr
ban at bGre / 9oIma peo Niimoingen
al &ongofIoocr. Gerfra tager ban
meo Sernbauc iub / 2anoet % gaar
iioen tilfoS8 til Sc @peber. boor DC
biIbc Dor. 3 1903 bar Trof Starr /
Sapan Ieoia8ct al lin Siener Nanuel,
% ban tit Ser 1pgle al De baareoe
gimu me0 til ct. 2ouis- llbitiaingen.
Seo afreiicn fra Chicago iagoe ban:
Seq boaber, az leg bill fitnne brtrgc
npe SpIpSninger biem meo mig. Seq
pil ialialb nnpcnbe megen Sib o.
6lib paa at ittoere Be oirifanIfe
Stammer."
Grof. Starr err anthropoIoa oa Il.
ger meh Sen aamle Sigter: inter
menuelfcligt er mig upeofommenoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
Qneeu ON Sport.

Sanes 3. anseG er Br9iibent ober
uniperfitetet ! ann Arbor, Mih., Ga
ban flyer | fin jioite Aorsberetning, al
a~lmenbeoen ieIp er SfpIo l. at JOB.
b%oloraieriet bar grebet iaa blot ON Jig.
JoIf fontrter lartge 8eie for at ie pau
Siuhenternes ntbletiife anmpe, o.
bet er ligeiaa nmulig at faa bisie al.
%ifaffet, Tom bet er at iorbpoe bet arne.
rifanife gubIifum at beItage / BE.
pGaelien og Woroen iinber ct Yrpii-
o%entOaIg. Rraiibent angen sisr os.
iaa opmerfiom paa en- anben Ting.
6Rrre % fRrre at 8,itterne peo lint.
periitetet lager fig MI efter DC aamIe
Spros og be "Iiberale Sumter" iom
| forbums Sib, men ituberer beaere
Raturfag os Snsenisrptbenifab, me.
bens De onerlaber De fIasfiife Sag cg
ttpere Sprog til Biserne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
angaanSc SpGrgsmualct ON

IHgaacu0e SpGrgsmaaicf ON To-
falt SeIpir1re for 6iIippirerne rad.
Der frcnoeIes noaen llopercnsitem,
meIie bIan6t 2uuScts Ieoenoe RoIiti'
fere, Ser ipne8 hog at bare nogrn'
Iunbe guigbco blnnNt ole, iom bar
beiegt gcrre, - % Oct nhen Sen.
ipu iii, bouh Iorti DC iuo ttlbercr -
ON, Of eicbiiffCligt Iofolt SelpItor,
life c. tiIronocligt / BEN llNitrptulus
Tom cufeltc 6iItpinocr ieIo tror, 5
magter al fllnnc rauoe mcb oct. &c
er Den alminbcligc Gpintuiug, at 81
lipinocrnc cnoml pirfcIig life or mon
ne til at itpre iig ieIp. GnooB Gemo
frotcr. iom bar iat iig inO / 6~orboIOet
iuoremmcr, at ida cr GiiiGloet
SmioIcrti6 bIir oct M ct Sperg5
maaI, bporIeNe8 man ifoI gribe ga
gen an; tbi at noact mart maa aiprc.
til llopioocLic al ScIpitprct poo 81
Iippiucrne or ieIpio8t, itOcn ser c
gipet 6iIipinocrnc 2eitCr I ocn Rct
ming. Spprq2maoIct piI utpiIiom
bltuc @ienitouo Tor en- boo0c pdrm O
intcrCaiunt Giaf1siiou / aouQrcSicr
raur oct optoOC3 til @cbau0Ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
2ineulns @psn. Ser

Sineulns @osn. Sernbunemoster
Sbomas Sowrp / minneapolis bar
fisbt ben pripote gosn, iom abrabam
Sincoln pieieoe at fisre / paa Sern.
banerne. Wr. 2pprp biz forGre ben
til minneapolis gp, for at ben fan
opitiaes | en- at bens Barter. San
fisbte ben at ct gosnfomponi / SO.
liet, 81. Ia 2ineoln bar mproet, fsr-
tes bans Gig / oenne gosn fra @aTD.
ington til Springfielb, Sn, bpor ban
M ligeer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
@upt mpStaact. De amerifaniI

@uSt muStasct. Te amerifanifc
8enerdIer Gbafiee, @el % Grosier %
dnnre Of bore Siiicerer bar p9rct til
iteSe peo oen frantic armes Ssitmau'
curer, % til SeIsnning Serior er be
bIepne bGSrebe meb iorifieaiae al
seresleaioncns lomarfeliesiegn. Sen
Gbaifee er byepeu &ommouosr, Sea
% GroSier Sfiicerer % De sprige er
blepne 8iooere. Gen sGre, iom er
bIenen Sen. Gbaifee ttISeI, or iielSert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

buffer or itcset / Isris, o. at oct lite
or ariern aleue, fon bar bepirfct
bcrne 5oranoring, iremeaar bI. a.
aeraf, at Der onereSe | 1901 funoe
pescs paa en- betpSelig 5rcmgnng,
iammenIionet meo 1898 pg 1899.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

oa 5ranfris lite pIeier at sisre roger
llolanoing til Rommanosr. aan
peofommcnoe fna bore fine Sroener
i amerifa2 On aonaresbeilntnina
maa til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
Gnmrnien o. 8rrfrnlnnb. Ct 2

legram ira Sufareit meooeler, at
6Orboloet meIem Mtmrnien % @rG.
tenIono or mcget ipenot. Gariager
an8tueS life; men ianbipnligpis er
8rGferne De u~OiorOrenoe. 0e leper
/ Grsmme ON lin itore 6ortio % er
opblTite % pao9ooenoe. Gen grG.
ife Winiiter / @ud)arcit er biemfalbt,
% &umGnien bar ffgnot fig meo Il
gioe i'm Riniiter i Itben SrSre til
at forlaoe Rpen.