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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Police Court.

1Justice Il. b. Cation presiding. J
The following cases were disposed OF
this mOrning:
Sophie Lewis and Blanch' Parker,
both colored, arrested 10y Officers Beach
aud Arlington for disorderly conduct
were fined 81 90 each.
John Williams, arrested by Ofiicer
Beach charged with assapltiDg Stanley
Grinelle. was fined S..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
The Kobre Murder Case.

The trial of Sam Kobre, William
plain and J. f. Witbeck (the latter
formerly of Alexandria), charged with
the murder of Henry KDber, who va
killed in Max Kobtr's saloon at VIM
ston Salem. n. c.. last January will De
held At this weeks session Ct The chni'
nal court at that place. The three men
are held without bail in the county
;aiI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Tho Now FerrVbOat.

The new ferry steamer Callahan was
literally paironized yesiefd"S the boat
transporting many passengers on eacn
trim An unusually large number oil
persops were landed here at seven
o'clock the last trip Of the steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Accident to Baggagemaster.

J. h. Jefiries, baggsgemaster Tor the
Southern Railway at Manassas. was ser
iouslv, if not fatally, injured about ,
O'Clock Saturday night by being struck
by freight train. A truck wheel passed
over his lief. arm. ipjuriug it so badly
that amputation was necessary. de Is
injured about the face aud body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
THE WHISKY OF OUR FORE
FATHERS,

Continental Pure Bye, zoe full quart S9e a
saipt. Oyerholt, bottled in bond. and Paul
ISes Pure Rye, 9Ocfull quart; Port, sherry
Catawba and Claret, 25c quart. All 'ne
lesaing brands of fine wines and liquors ior
cm;lv trade. phone s. or drop postal.
HARLOW BROTHERS,
ar Cameron and Royal Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Vamous strike Breakers

The most fmous strike breakers IN tne
land are Dr. Kings New Life PHI. W heh
liver and bowls ~ on strike, theY quick
settle the trouble, and iha purifying WORK
goes right on. Best cure for constipation
headache and dizziness 2oe 81 T. D LeAo'
heater SSons', druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Camp Meeting. Paeonian Springs, va
Nav 1923.

For these who wish to attend the above oc
casion. southern Railway announces low rsles
from stations Washington, AleNanIr'a, D'd, a
mont and intermediate points, tickets 10 De
soId Nav "a. rs, 20. 27, with final limit May
90 For further information, confer Win
Soutbern Railway Ticket Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Local Matters
Sun and Tide Table.

Sun rises tomorrow at AL q. IN. and sets
at II D. N. High water at 6:49 a. IN. and
ErG n m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair tonight and TUESDAY
warmer Tuesday; light northeasterly, shift
ing 10 sOutheasierly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21

Fancy Florida Tomatoes, = IDS. 2oci
Large Pineapples, for 25c; Oysters Best
Butter, 2sc h.; 8 ID. Bucket Lard, soc pa
mond Brandt; cans Corn, 25c; 4 cans Peas
25e; 2 cans Table Peaches. 25c.
W.P. WOOLLS & SON.
6eh2 ROYAL aud Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21

HOrND-Nay 10. on King street, small
g,,,', ~ MONEY. Owner can have same
hv cai ij at I95 south Royal street and pay
ny cdiihS a, ~ .,a,t IL
MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
n POTOMAC HOTEL COMPANh VII oe
held at the company's flee, 1870 south I ala'SH
street, Alexandria. Virginia Oh '"N' Is
1906, at 300 p. m. ,o,,,- coo...ary
my2i I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21

WHY take dozen things to cure that cough
Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar aliay'
the congestion stops that tickling, drives the
cold out through yonr bowels. s0'u DS
~ r. Creighton & Co. 4OI King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21

PROPOSALS FOR SCREENING, fOkl
Myer. Va, Nav IS. l9O6.-sealed Pssepos-
ais, in triplicate, for screening four 6Hiia'ng''
will te received at this Office until 10 a. m, ~.
MAY %, 1906, and then opened: Information
furnished on application EnYeiopes cor
tanning bids should be ineors d "ProP |, .
for Screening" and addressed CAPT. b. b.
HYER, Q NJ. 18th Cav, q NJ.
my2l y, SS,24,25.20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
SneciaI Notice.

Pest Flour $5.O0lbbl., guaranteed ae'o'
luiely; large sack, SOC; small loo; best Conee.
he ner III. 3 III bucket best Lard, SOC; jars
hest Preserves. 25c; best Mustarl 4c jar, Cat
SIM 4c lot L.; ) eet Pickles, Sc bottle; cans
of Peerless Cream 2jc; 3 cans Cha lenge MIX,
,5c. 3 cans Kairomel syrup. 25c; cans
New Orleans Mola ses. Doc; best Table
Peaches. 2 cans 2jc: any brand of soap DC a
HARLOW BROTHERS,
tstc Cameron and Royal Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
Wall Paper

Put on by II. +. Webb guaranteed not 10
come oil. 4 large variety Of pretty paper 10
select from. Work entrusted to me VIII re-
ceiye nv personal and prompt attention.
HIRAM f. WEBB, o2l King street. Alex
-, my21 2ts
Tn s,cts GOOD COFFEE TO be roasted
ana 'Oi" ~ D''''- J. C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
FINANCIAL

TO OUR DEPOSITORS Il one Of the strong
features in favor Of this corporation, ior
whsre there is liberaiity there is conserya'
tism and safety. for in being liberal with our
patrons we are not only extending our bust
ness but also doing something which con
tributes to the general property o. our city
Since the day this institution first opened lts
doors for business and invited encouraged
and assisted the people Of all ages and con
ditions in life to form correct habits OF econ
omy, aud save some portion Of their earnings
its success has been unexcelled by any banE
ing institution in northern Virginia. We at
tribute our success largely 30 The fact that We
have shared with our depostors OUR PhOf'
ITS by allowing them PER CENT; Interest
in our Savings Department. The daily de
nosits Of the executor, administrator, curator
assignee, receiver, trustee under decree OF
will or order of court receive Interest on theli
monthly balances Liberal interest allowed
| on money Deposited pending investment, anc
ON certificates Of Deposit, and all other spec
| ial accounts. This corporahQi mas unsur
%, esed facilities for handling the accounts
banks. corporations and individuals, and so
| iieife the same
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-21
,sanov Florida Tomatoes, . lbs. csc

lnylStf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
FIXES THE coUNTRY's AREA
--latest Geological Survey Adds ISS
square Miles 10 Previous
Figures.

What constitutes the area Of the United
States?
Probably any eighth grade OF high school
boy or girl in the public schools of Wash
ington would think II easy to answer that
question, but the United States geological
survey finds it more difficult and has re-
Gently added 11SS square miles to Uncle
Sans domain by closer calculations than
had been before made. The difficulty IN
giving an exact answer to the question lies
in careful computation of the land area,
to which must be added the area of the
three-mile sea limit allowed under the reg
ulations of international law,
The land area OF the United States proper
has been exactly lined, measured and
charted under the operations of the coast
survey, but the computation OF the three
mile sea limit is not so easy. The problem
involves all the bays seas and inlets along
the immense coast line Of the country. and
there Is room for much divergence Of re-
suits when II comes 10 drawing lines across
the mouths of large bays and measuring
them ont three miles with all their endless
Irregularities and indentauons. Finally
after much figuring and thought on the
subject the geological survey is out with
a statement that 1,1ss square miles should
ne ddded 70 the last census ngufeS. IN
he census OF 1900 the area Of the United
States was given as 3,02s 7Ss, which with
1,lss added would give 3103o,s77 square miles
as the correct area.
The area given for Alaska is 500 SS4
square miles. It is subject to considera-
BILE modification In the future as the posi-
ton of the coast line becomes better
known. The area given for the Philippine
Islands is 1906 square miles and was de-
termined by the coast survey Of that archi-
pelago prepared at the instance Of the
Philippine census. II also is subject 20
modification as accurate charts OF the
archipelago are made. The areas OF
Hawaii, $40 square miles, and Porto Rico,
,435 square miles are probably subject 70
only slight changes, as the charts from
which they were measured are quite ac-
curats. The areas given for the other
possessions of the United States-Guam.
10 square miles; Samoa, z square miles,
and the Panama canal strip 474 square
nilss-will probably be changed in the
future as their limits become more cor.
rectly dehned.-ChicsEo Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

tiers what IL was 10 be used for. and had
their curiosity piuued to the verge OF pas
sion. They guessed everything-porter >
lodge. conservatory. sun parlor, organ
ROOM kiosk. aviary. etc. when 81 was
completed he furnished Il with an UNI
hreila stand. coat rack, table, boot and
shoe receptacles and single deep, soft,
comfortable leather chair He then put
the key In his pocket and had "Dulce
Domum" painted above the door. II
raincd cats and dogs that day, and when
the banker got back from town IN the
dark he entered this sweet home" kicked
mud all over the door 1T his pipe fell into
the deep chair. put his heels on the table
and spat where he pleased.
The wife and daughters laid long siege
to "Dulce Domum," and were finally admit
ted. The banker said solemuiy: There
is your home; here Is mine. See I have
but a single chair. None Of you can sit
here. In this shelter shall leave my
mud, my wet clothes. nv umbrellas, my
old shoes, and under this roof 1 shall smoke
my pipe and allow the ashes to fan upon
the floor without fear Of molestati6n. |
don't seem to be good enough for your pal
ace; but my hutch Is sweet to me-" In
the course Of three or four weeks there
were so many tears and protestations that
the old man had "Duice Domum" torn
down, and ever since totes his mud into
the palace as II he owned both. Aud no
remarks.-New York Press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
SEA BIRDS GAVE WARNING
Their Frightened Cries Were First
storm signals 60 People of
Mobile.

Sea birds soaring I'm from Mobile bay
sounded the first note of alarm and in
true Paul Revere style warned the people
of that stricken city OF the approach of
the coast storm that later brought such
havoc to life and property. Through some
ineyplainahle atmospheric condition these
sea birds have advance knowledge Of COM
ing storms, and they invariably seek the
shelter of the inland country. Not only
do they look TO their own safety, but they
shrek loudly as they soar 70 cover and
herald their note OF warning TO man and
beast
As early as Sunday night the people OF
Mobile had given recognition 10 the first
flights of Mother Carys chickens" a
rather timorous sea bird, which were COM
ing in droves from the coast and passing
Mobile in their early haste for shelter
Monday morning the more courageous sea
gulls began to follow in the path of the
timid Mother Cary chickens and later
IN the day whole hoeks Of pelicans brought
up the resr of the procession that was
headed 10 safety.
The shriil notes Of these frightened birds
could be plainly heard above the din and
noise OF the busy city, and IN the out
skirts their presence had been widely com
mented upon and accepted as q sure fore
runner OF the disaster that followed .
soon after. The people had no furthel
knowledge Of the coming storm than that
supplied by these aquatic birds, but that
was assurance enough to satisfy all that
a storm was invading the coast section and
that il might take It's course up the bay.
Throughout Monday the presence OF tho
frightened birds from the coast was the
feature OF conversation BY Monday night
there had been such a general storm dis
cussion that the people OF Mobile no longer
doubted the storms coming, but only spec
ulated on the time Of it's arrival The day
and night OF Monday had been a period
Of warning, and early Tuesday morning
the first signs Of the storm were visible.
By Tuesday night Mobile was stricken
city the extent OF life and property loss
stu being a matter Of much doubt, hut
suficient 10 have il recorded as amons
! the notable disasters Of the year-MemphiS
/ Comnercisl-Appeal,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
NOW He HAS IT HIS WAY
How Mrs. Nurieh Wns FOiled iu Her
Efforts 20 Reform the
old Men

Great indeed are the cares Of possession.
Morristown you are aware. is the love
lest town within fifty miles Of New York.
Most OF its population are rich beyond the
dreams Of avarioe, But they nave cares
A milliouaire cOmmuter, business in the
financial quarter of New York, built SUI
perb mansion and furnished Il IN a style
becoming the unanorhouse Of a royal duke.
His ways are old-fasbioned. He liked 70
walk home from the station in the after
noon, aud often muddied the floor and car
pets. which brought down upon him the
wrath OF his wife and daughters These
demanded that he remove his shoes before
entering the front door and live inside IN
his slippers The humble old man silently
obeyed.
few days later truck loads OF stone
bricks. steel wood. glass. cement etc,
arrived and men began the erection Of q
small and ornamental house a few feet
from the front door Of the palace. The
banker refused 10 tell his wife and dauEh-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
Piles
Seattle 0entlsmsn Cured with Less
Than a Box by The Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Aayous Can Easily Test Il ami Prove Il. for
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Aayoue Can Easily Test it AMI Prove &C. for
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seven out OF ten readers Of this paper
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rectal disease. You are or you would no,
be reading this article Thirty years ago
doctors carried lancet IN their vest
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quart az a time. II was the fashion then
An that Is changed nowadays aud a doctor
with a lancet would be- considered a curt
osity.
Five years ago doctors cut out Piles
wherever they got the chance. All that
has been changed since the marvellous
soothing. healing and curative properties
of Pyramid pile Cure have become known.
BY every mail We get letters like this
Wishing 10 give credit whore credit Is
due. feel IL my duty 20 humanity--as
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your pile remedy ! have not finished my
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treatment OF Pyramid Pile cure, the sore
ness left. and the swellings have kept de-
creasinE. I also used Your Mills and am
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h you want positive proof OF the cura-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
farmer

1t goes into the homes of the best farmers
and stockmen in Nebraska, Iowa. Missouri.
Kansas, Oklahoma. Illinois and South Dakota.
1t has strong list in Colorado and Wyoming,
among the range men. Its readers are nearly
all in the country many Of them remote from
cities and towns. For this reason they are
largely mail order buyers. Why not ask for
this trade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11


There IL nothing so antagonistic 10
good appearance as a badly itting girdle
and to purchase satisfactory ones which
are within reach OF the average purse Is
not always possible. For this reason many
make their girdles md the success OF
these depends largely upon the style and
pattern a girdle in three styles Of out
line Is given here, all easily made and
fitting snugly about the waist. SIX velvet
OF the skirt material may be used for
their development, OF which y yards. 90
inches wide, are needed for the medium
size
No. 6T72-sizes, small, medium and large
For the accommodation Of The Omaha
Bee readers these patterns. which usually
retail az from Is 10 50 cents viii be fur.
nished at a nominal price 90 cents), which
covers all expenses. In order to get a pat-
tern enclose 10 cents giy)ng number and
name OF pattern wanted and bust measure
AS the patterns are mailed direct from the
publishers az New York, II will require
about a weeks time 20 MI the order. Ad-
dress Pattern Department Omaha Bee.
Omaha. HsR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

If you have anything to trade adverts
II in the For Exchange column % The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

NYESTERN farmers and stockmen are
w reapng a harvest Of gold this year.
They will be heavy buyers and they pay
cash. They are in the market for everything
that will tighten their labor on the farm or add
to- their comfort in the home. Wise adver-
tisers who are seeking market for their goods
will not overlook this field, and it can only be
covered by using
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Jurven life enie!

Sa jeg for Ell Del aar til6aee bap.
be nit Siem / 8iialia, blep ieg Ell
Dag falot til SANFORD for at foripure
en- arabat, Der bapoe foripnbet itg
libt % berfor bar femmen / 2opens
&lsr, fortaaer Ell Galifornioiagtsrer.
gn 5rebsbpmn1er if,tloe bsre Sagerl
% Inflageoe gjorbe &rao paa at bli
hsmt al en- SSlrrp. 8i arbeibet babe
9agen meb at fda iamnien en- Sllrp,
% oa bar vi fornne iaa lattgt, at pi
boo0e en- enIig Sllrpmattb.
"gel, jeg er piaig til at labe Ga.
gen fornme op % til at finoe mig /
Cen aienoelie. benne enc sSSlrrputorto
fonrnter meb," ia anflugeuopofaten.
"8e iannle er iea," bar nit Soar.
90 iaa begpnbet Broceolirer. Get
bar opermaaoe morIont at bsre In'
flagea6pofateu after o. after igielt
c~oresiere fine ars,merlter til "Oenne
Gentleman Of Surpen", iom ban no'
trpfte fig. % "a mini Cur fom,
qiorbe ieg mig al mllig Glib meo at
fou Den Greoe Sl1rp til at t9nfe iaa
itort om Jig ieIo iom bel mlltgt. 5
CEN Seniigt %inu1rte jeg tpft paa, Oa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
A STREET CAR INCIDENT.

She was a middle-aged woman with
a sour, pessimistic face, and from the
time she got on a Broadway car at
Warren Street, until she alighted at
Bond Street, she was continually ply
ing the conductor with questions. He
was a g~ood-natured son of the Emer-
aid Isle and answered all her inter-
rogatories with a smile, though her
impetuosity and restlessness were
trying on ones nerves.
BE sure, now, conductor, and let
me off at Bond Street" you know,
you can trust these conductors"
she said to a neighbOr. "1f you want
to get off at a certain street you've
got to remind them of it constantly.
Only a little while & | asked a con-
ductor to let me off at a certain street
and paid no more attention to the
matter. Presently I thought it about
time that | got off and I asked the
conductor about it. What do you
think? He had let me ride almost
a mile past my destination, and when
| demonstrated with him, somewhat
severely, he said he had enough to
do to look after fares without look
ing for the streets where passengers
wanted to get off. Such impertinence
to a lady! l reported him immedi-
ately."
Bond Street" cried the conductor,
as the car was slowing down.
"At what end shall | get Off" said
the woman with the sour face.
"You can get off at either end,
lady. Both ends come to a stop"
And the woman got off at the front
end amid a general litter among the
passengers in the car.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Jn9en Sloien meo Oro.

9lanot orosnoppcite o. iaanlpIte
Serifere inbtnger Sreorif WilbeIm
ben 3oie, ben nirrrsnSe tDife Sellers
6arforS Gar, en- Of DC fcrite Ilaoie.
Sans Otrtnger bar df forteite SIags.
llnoer ct C5boIS beo bet siterrisife
gaoeiteo Seplit3 1920 fif fan peo ct
TilfrISe bsre al en- al line oppartaroe
genernIer, at Ell mgnrif Wagnat, IL
gelcbS berpgtet ior i'm Srofnapbeo,
opboISt Jig berftebs. Gonsen llotrpfte
Ca lit Erffe om at trGfie bam meo
ben forte gefaIing:
"5sr BAN mol"
Wian arraneereoe ct MsSe melem
bam, uoen at l1ngoreren fit pioe,
bpellr ben gamle Officer, icm ban
ifiiloe trGfie iammen nleb, bar.
aoneen aabrebe SumtoIen nlao fsl-
gertoe SpprgsmaaI pua to StapeIier:
"ga6er?"
SportiI ben anoen ipareSe Iise
fort:
"2riffer".
San nrente nah~trliepis, at ban
tr1igte 8anbet inoportes.
"9tilitar?" iprrstc aongen, iom
rilbe pioe, ON Magporen our officer
| Sieneiten. Gette S~psr9smaaI be.
lpnreoes meb:
"@agtut". Gen Sitel, ictn fsreS
al WebIenmerre al 9eersbliet / 9l.
bnpeit).
"sGb", ia @ongen.
"@eneraI?" ipl1rgte Ia9naten.
"&onge," iagoe 5rieSri6 8tlbelm
ben 36ie.
8en rngorife abelsmano tog al
fig i'm SobeSbeo9fning % meo Or
hene: "0ein SpIoeit" buffeoe ban %
aif.
&ungen beiporeoe bans Siliet, og
berrneo enbte en- al Oe melt Iafoniife
Snntaler, joni bel nogeniinoe bar
funoet Steo ntetlenn en- Hegent % en-
Ibelsmauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04

Iee frembupet Siupens Smnrittig.
beos fiilSbeo, sGrIigbeS, Sntelisens
Icg Hpartiifbeo. Seg bGpoe soot Saab
ON at ia pirnoet oeine enIiae, aoSe
W'arto oper paa Dor Sioe. ssonftobe.
len leote BAN ino | SurpuRreIiet
bpor bart operIoot til fig IeIp, funbe
~operpeie Sogen os forrte fin "Gorme.
ming.
On tppc Wittitter forn han irtS /
Ietslofalet igjeu og meIote, at sit.
rpen life furroe blt enig orn rtoaei,
GienScIie.
"Spab er bet for noeet2" brsIte
Sreosoorrnneren. "8aa on ino | gp.
reIiet igien, % fom ioa iioen meo en-
aie1tDdiel"
Wuiroen bar igien borte | tppe 0fi-
inter. "SSltrpen fan life bIi enig,"
melote ban, ioainart ban fon it10 |
@etslofaIet isien. 90 iaa begpnote
ban nben bibere at fcrfIare @rml9en.
"Get er memlig Zig, ier s. at naar
jeg o~oerpeier bare gnflaaeiiSens Bib.
nesbpro og areinlenter, er ieg iiffer
nof paa, at leg brrbe forn1te me0 ct
"Sfplotg"; men naar leg iaa tor ben
anSen Sides Irgrm1ertter og 8iones.
bpro unber Sberpeielie, bIir leg ian
clntrent iiffer paa, at anflagebe bsr
goo mi. Seq fan iimpeItben life bIi
enig meo mig ieln."
Sitrpen blep ~aiffeoiget. Sm man
tcg Sagen op igiet, bibes. life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Neasm Sfnlcgntter.
MN nt QEhIc IA MntfH

HIIg u @Splt III, Va!
"3Gi, i' bur'te nter'p BETH, te."
"Det er ia1nen lio'E' Ionpett to
Siql SnIer II bet, OF ft g&sItrgu
ia mig, iao Sai Hap at Gna pnn Sfoier
en- bel RaaneS."
Gprigtige Iuuonerr. Sor no8ia
aar ftScu apcrtereoe en- Siabmd1rb !
GriIfianiu | irngere SiS;
~gua life orer SGtten efte 8ano;
men fieb 9eres 8tre Dos GisbumnS
81. 81"
SIN bar Fan faact en- Gunhtrrett,
ium iorIeScr Dag latte Ooer fit aOcr.
tisiemcut / Ell berbcretbe aots:
"2ab 9em life rtarre bos an6re;
men gra til mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-04
Soa liSt for mcset. Gommeren:

soa liSt for meset. 9ommeren:
Spao bar on at itge til sit 6orioar?
6ongen: ia, ieg bapDe oen Dag
ingen Eenge til Of fiSbe &iso for til
Wiooag for mig og min Some, ian
fom bet oper mig, at ieg maatte -
Sommeren: StiaIe noget.
Sanger: Retop, ia. Ga ga jeg
ubeloigpiS life babbe nooen &nio paa
mig, maatte ieg ia belle 6ieroingen
- 80 8ltno.