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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

1T harder to make the time. We used
to have the double truck cars on that
line
do you have any trouble with the
brakes on the carsg
Every day. The company does not
seem to hire men who know. how to
fix them. They don't seem to be in
order
Have you had any accidents?"
II haven't 1 have an old motorman.
The experienced motormen don't have
accidents"
In the way of cross examination
Moore contented himself with the
single query:
Has your nervous system suffered
in all these years.
The witness did not seem to under
stand what the attorney was asking
him.
"TAKE THE NEXT CAR"
"Oh." broke in Johnson, How about
that familiar sign which has exasper-
ated thousands of people in this city
which. reads, Take next car? /"
At the morning session, before the
case OF the trackworkers had been
concluded. Johpson asked Hartwell
whether he had inquired what track
workers were paid in Central Africa
What is the import of that ques-
tion?" demanded Moore.
Why. they have put in testimony
to show what negroes in Nashville are
paid Why not Central Africa, too? I
had thought that it was San Francisco
with which we were concerned.
These discussions are being pro-
longed beyond any possible anticipa
tion; they are Improbable" said Chief
Justice Beatty.
Il resent the criticism" replied
johnson.
You seem to be unduly sensitive
If I am not satisfactory as an arbi-
traitor I will withdraw"
Il cordially indorse what the Chief
has said, Clipped in Mclaughlin. We
have spent too much time hearing
about Bust Bars
In the afternoon the company's at
torneys proposed that today should be
devoted to taking the court bodily
in automobiles to see the electrical
devices referred to.
II resent these Interruptions" ex-
claimed Johnson. They are meaning
less. Let US go on with the testimony
You, sir (pointing to Stanley Moore).
and you. sir (pointing to A. A. Moore),
are running around telling every one
that we are prolonging this hearing
needlessly tell you that this case
involves the wages of hundreds of
workmen and the welfare. of their
families. No tribunal could be called
to hear and decide a more important
matter"
Il always thought it was important
remarked Major Mclaughlin, the rail-
roads arbitrator.
But the trip to see the dynamos
and the BUST Bars" was given up and
more testimony will be heard today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
Clothing Chit-Chat

We only claim for our clothing that it is
absolutely correct in every essential. 1t is
the suggestion of brains, the outcome Of
genius. It is the handiwork of the most
skilled artisans OF the land, encouraged and
fostered and backed by men who have
made the manufacture of clothing life
long study 1t is clothing such as an
honest dealer delights to SELL and which
is destined to make for house a customer
of every one who wears it. 1t is not the
"Only Best Clothing'; others may have
equally as good, but have they? 1t is up
to you to judge. Your next suit or over
coat, ours, of course.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
WANT WORK DURING HOLIDAYS

The appointment secretary at the
University of California announces that
a large number of college students are
available for work during the Christ
mas holidays in business firms and
other capacities. approximately from
the middle of December to the middle
of January Any firms In Oakland.
Alameda, Berkeley or San Francisco
desiring to engage college students
during this period would do well to
notify Mrs. May L. Cheney, appointment
secretary, at California Hall, Berkeley.
to that effect.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
DIVORCE DEGREES ARE GRANTEE

Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday to Jessie iStartzmaa
from Martin B. Startzman by Judge
Seawell. for desertion; Arthur Frank
lin. from Lena Franklin, by Judge Ker-
rigan, desertion: Nelson Clark from
Louise Clark, by Judge Trout, deser-
ton, and Charles H. Hartman from
Mary Hartman. by Judge Trout, for
habitual intemperance. Elizabeth
Baldwin has filed suit for divorce
against Thomas L. Baldwin on the
ground of cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
After-Dinner Candies

For the after-dinner candy our Mint
Creams. Peppermint. Turkish Paste,
Haas Candy Stores, Fillmore at Ellis
and Van Ness at Sutter
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
4 Rearnmce Building

The new Delbert block, Van Ness and
O'Farrell.is genuine. fully appointed
office building at the hub" of business.
Offices $22.50 up; also some superb
stores. Apply room 101.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

PRINCE DENIES REPoRTxBerlin Nov 27
The report published in the United States that
Prince Eitel Frederick, second of Emperor
William had cabled message of sympathy to
caruso, the tenor. in New York, is officially de-
clared to be pure invention.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

DIES FROM INJURIES-Geo O'Donnell
who was run down last Saturday evening by a
McAllister street car. died yesterday at the
ton street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

Dr. w. H. Armstrong, dentist for
Delbert blk, cor Van Ness O'Farrell.+
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
Our Forefathers Carried Guns for Game
ON Thanksgiving

To keep the game a-going we carr,
carvers and table cutlery. Stoltz's. tn
cutlery house, 1885 Fillmore St. abov
Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

sHoNTs SAILS FOR GoTHAM-Panama
Nov 27-Theodore P Shonts chairman of the
Panama Canal Commission. sailed for New York
yesterday board the steamer Colon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

PoNTIFF RECEIVES BIsEoP-Rome. Nov.
2T-The Pope today received in special audi
ence Cardinal Kopp. Bishop of Breslau, who dis
cussed The Polish question
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

ssSanta Claus on the Range,
Six full page drawings that breathe the spirit
of the West. by Maynard Dixon, in the Christ
mas Number of Sunset Magazine. Now on all
news-stands
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
ALFRED IIIENFELD & co.
SPECIALISTS t@aS~
1868 and Fill I-MORE STREET
High Grade Tailoring
EOyercoats and Cravenettes

San Francisco is climatically SO situated that
its Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter seasons
can be compared most favorably with the
eautumnal weather of which the New England
otates are SO wont 70 Doast OF y Mith the Sum-
correspondingly warm, we manage to attain an
average temperature of So degrees, tenpera-
ture which at once suggests not only warm
clothing, but creates. continual demand for
outer raiment of the heavier quality. Here a
mans boon and constant companion is his
overcoat, and we have wisely and judciously
made it our aim to cater to his every want
s in this particular We truthfully assert that
we carry more sCravenette Rain Goats and
Overcoats for Men than all the stores in the
city combined This isgnade absolutely f1eces-
sary from the fact that sell more, Over
coats than any store on the Pacific Coast If
z in quest of an Overcoat or Cravenette see US
first 8
Prices $500 to $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28

Eat your Thanksgiving dinner az
"Baehr's'' Cooking unsurpassed), 1749
Fillmore street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
blue Serge Suits
Imported Faberdashery

No matter how many suits your wardrobe
may contain, it is absolutely incomplete with
out blue serge suit You may have cheviots
and worsteds and tweeds galore. You may
have change for every day in the week and
every week in the month. and still you can lay
no claim to being well-dressed man without
a blue serge suit Whether at business or at
a social Junction a guest at dinner or host
at your homeA you will find that blue serge
suit can never come amiss. And speaking Of
blue serge suits we want to call-your attention
to a stock of the same, simply incompatible
in the marts of this city. When say blue
serge suits we have no reference to the kind
constantly Haunted by houses with advertise
ments appealing to the Jays. OF the country,
We mean blue serge suits such as would appeal
TO the men whom nature intended should wear
them We have them cut as fashion degrees
in all conceivable shades and weaves of blue.
Blue Serge Suits $500 to S45.00
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
"swITCHING BACK NUISANCE.


Moore became very particular on
cross examination and asked the wit
ness how many of the wives of these
men worked themselves, how many
took boarders and how many rented
rooms, and if there were not families
where every member brought in sonnet
thing to the family's support. The wit
ness had not contemplated this line Of
inquiry into the resources of motor
man. and admitted that he did not
know these details.
John Devaney, a conductor, added
some more to the testimony about how
a car line ought not to be run.
What do you do when you are late %
he was asked
''Ws switch back was the reply
f''What is that?''
We notify the passengers and dump
them. Then we run the car back"
Why do you have to do that?
I'VE are given one hour and half
to make the trip. and you can't do 1t
in that time, so we switch back before
we get to the end of the line.'
How many people do you carry on a
carp
We'll, before the fire. never knew
of more than 200 fares on run, but
lately / have carried as many as 454.
The cars we have are the short ones
with only single trucks. That makes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Sra ct. Slai college.
Geligiss 8cpGgelic.

Ne0enitanenOc er ct lloorag al bpao
ser nplig bar pPret at lpie / "2utber.
anereu". "a aorreipon6oncen er al
aIrnen Sltteresie, giues Den her oaiaa
til "Foitens" gGiere:
"5irsOog Wtt0bag 27oe Niorts
enote 8interterminen. SfoIenS SR.
rerc o. @leuer iomlebes ga / 8uunn.
itifiaIen til fGaes anodgt. Oct bar
p9ret Sfif at lutte buer Sermin me0
SoImeian8, SfriitIasnins o. gsu,
idmt Gale al 8eitpreren oper ct clcr
nu6et elnne at i9rtig Snteresie Tor
@Ieperne. 5afultetet bap6e al pisie
8rlinSe beitemt, at SlutningSaubag.
ten 6enne Song ifuIbe buue eli uoqet
foritieIia Sorm. Otter at Salmcn
Come, Solp Sptrtt beapenip Oope!"
bar iunget al SoriamIingen, IRite Be
Itprereu Oct aiinit al Soels Broiett
ON aonoens llogDbelie oUer alt aisb.
% hotbt Ssn. San lang Ell aportet
al 2Grere nogle 9ers al Sdfmeu:
"SSeius loper OF mn ioul," OF 9eiipre.
rem bolbt ell fort Gale. Otter ham
taIte eIler baS Here al glcperne % 2G.
rerHe. % iubimeaem lang 6oriam,
Iinaen eller apartetep no8Ie 9ers al
ioaoonne fienote SoImer iom. GONE
TO 9oIparpS boIp Wountnin~, "Suit
as 5 am, IS ON but a itranger bere"
alt oct iom bleu iunget. bebet %
tnlt piNneoe: Serreu er n9r. Ga
al ban Oct par. isltes piitnof al en-.
bper. aau barre, at Der par Dem iorn
life life, at Serren traaote Dem iao
mar inS paa Sioet. pitt err oct. at Der
par Dem iom glRoeoe Jig inberlis oper
bans Seisg. 5or manages geofom.
meuoe bill oisie 10 inner piitnof itno
iom en- al be beoite Stunoer Be bar
baut peo Il. Sla'. Spao 5ruatef
oil bite. tiltommer life os at bnpe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13

bilo SfieoaI on Gang al Stttoenter'
foret os @lee Glnb. Com 0ommert
iungereoc Gait. 3. ). 6Iueitao %
9. @illtao, ct. NanI o. Reoaftsr y
g. Rsmnins. Yaitprerue !. Soueiier
oa u. 9oritab, FAINT Shioert SPbr
ira Stntsuniperiitetet
SunbbeSstilitanoen bor belle Ma.
ret pGret iRroeIes goo. &ntet Spg'
bpmstifiGloe at aiporIi1ere Nrt bar
bibtil forefonmet bIan0t StuSeHterne.
Yrof. S. u. llrietb bar maattet
UNDERTAKE iig en- Operation for Ell
Bert paa Sallen. Spcrotionen Der
itofsrtes al IRIS. SpoSicf % StpitSer
feb iRroeles beibigt al % ri baaber.
at Eroiesioren mart pil pGrc iitnno til
at optoee tit arbeioe igicn,
&or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
anssbnrs seminarinm.

! 9s6et al Sebrunr og DARTS bar
Der peo Sfolen pGret niholot Here
ieitIige Sommenfonrlter al aoifilig
SsntereSie for Stuoenterne % $50
lens 8eHner.
Ssrit fun oa nppnes, at Or. Sbilos.
Carl 6rieS ira Stocfbolm beisstt
Sfolen os talte ben frtitelise Stuben'
terbepagelies Sag. Ir. 5ries er me-
get parmt iuteresieref for oenne Saa
% hans Gale par iGngilenbe % op'
lpienbe. 10 ban 10 osiao bar be,
isgt anore Sfoler og S~eretninael
berom bar itaaet at IGie ! Slabene
ifaI Ri life iorisse paa uo9sH 8ieH
gipelie al Or. Stress Gale. @aen D
er iorpisiet ON, at bans Seiss itf'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Sutber college.

Ierne fsrite ltae / april bar bpret
Ell trnul llge peo Goleget. liIipus'
.fpmiteen for 9lttbcr college beitaa.
enbe al Bait. s. Strnnh, Yait. 9orge
og Sr. 6. 7. Sobnion begunote iii
arbeioe Sirsoag.
Spnooens airferano holot line
Rsoer Snsoag og Gorsoaa / eoaeget.
en- Sesiicn bolot airferaab og 30,
fiiItet Rsoe 69Gesitab / anIeouina
al Salg al mn Sprer.
acmiteen for aotititutionsiornn'
Sringer i Spnosens 5oriatniHg boIoi
Wtsoe Sreooa.
On aomite iii at iremfomme men
6orilas onsaaenbe ben npe 9psnina
peo Goaeget. "oorrtttoru". bclot Rs,
Be meo arfiieft 9ufner ira II. Eaul
i 4uleouins al bernie Gag. en- 2ina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Rm1eriRu
Sn.aaunh eoer.

s

SdnSeIs ~TsesTas" ffal igngcs
"Gommeucement" liqen / sunni. en-.
ma Soc, Nrs. GmoniieI 3aeis. ssoco6
Siort % Senrp BbiLips e. SoIoi4
iterne.
dslsenoe ct. Glof 8raOuenter &c
aHidtte iom S9rere peb Stdteus 6sia
ifoIer ioar: Nartin 6eel1r6. 90.
iepb Rorbp Ferdinand 9rotnirD
Goplr6 Roleiier. Bert 6. Steiien-
len, Hmo$ @roer6e, 8. o.. coming
oa Sdmnet V. SipertS.
0iun bar begpn0t meS at fiore 0o.
tertolier iii Sopmc Memorial CHAPEL.
Eaoifeierieu begpuSte oeu zoe
april og uarer til Scr t7oe. GIT bel
Gel al Gteoerne tilbrirger Serieu I
line Siem. Mnngc Of Dem 6enpttec
BOG Sl0en. til at lGage iig efter Iing.
iont DC life bar hopt a%nleoning til a.
gisre, mems SfoIen Dor / grifiomheo.
BrPiioeut atI9abl bar / Mdrts cG.
ret paa iorifieuigc Ste0er, bpor BON
bar holot Soreorng.
6orlloen "9onocn" % PrGii6ent
atIoubI, dater ogiao Miis IsriSu GU
% Prpf. q. Ietie at reiie til 3orge
ilommer.
CIT Sauoitob5gartner ira Pirnea-
poIis bar nnli1 uGret her o9 faaet
iitan6 en GEan. tfstge bpiGfeu ct.
CIaf'@runoen fol i~orheores oq for.
i%fisnneS.
Eoit. 0lui 8Iaioe. iom / lin 1io
oor 2Prcr / Siitoric pes SfoIen og
JON egeRtlia er Choral llnious isd-
Der. bar | DC iioite TO Mar pirfet noe
poa StillebapSfpiteu iom Den Sore.
ucbe 4irfeS 1iIiuuSmono meo Nis.
itoncu ocru6e.
Bnit. @igbabl ira 8uthoeH Coma,
boIot ct 6oreorag for Stolen ON Bar.
nebiem / aIminoeIigheo og geIoit
9arnehiem iirroelesbeo.
Siauro I. Ssreuiou haooe nuIig
geisg irn lin Wober, Der Dor Bort.
Iauo. DE. Gun par pon Beien ira
Sos anaeIes tifbaqe til lit Stem. let
par Ell Gel al Den Heiie bun bapSe
taaet 40 Ssneien ira Rem 9orf iorbi
Cape Sorn til Son 1rnnrisco.
SillteSe peo oeu 6oreneoe Rirfes
Stuoentcrmsoe ueo @alborf College
/ 6nreit Gitp bar St~uoeuterue q. Y.
Spronl, GSmdrS Rorem og 6. 3. goe.
Brof. Srauf Rellon St1tsiuperin.
tenoent for Sfolerne | aanias, bolbt
Ell ppperliat 5orehros nplia i $50.
lens doriamIirgslofaIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
@ale college.

Tioriommer feire0e @dle College
6emtiaarsieit. Get par GA ieuiti Iar
iioen SfoIen grunolo9oes al Son.
George Sale. Sfolen bar inben oen-
ne Sfo pGret mroer WetbooiterraS
% observation-disclosures Stprelie, men
oct lpffeSes life for Dem. os Oct bleo
nsooeubig at neolpaae arbeioei. ri.
ben 1901 bar Sfolen u9ret itpret
al DC rorif' tittbcrife. % Oct bar itu.
Dig annet irenlpper, iod man fan
trp9t iige. at Der I Stulers bele 81.
ltorte olorig bar ppret en- lpiere
Sremtio for ben emo netop MI.
8ruHouoLoeH Tor oct me 1ormftorp
logoeS iiior Ssit % arbeibet ifn(
igien ~pabegpube3 i%nnlnnrt iom gei.
ret tilnber. Sioen SfoIeu er en-
iun ganmet guitalt, bier 9pen ! oct
belle megeH SRteresie for 6eH. Ietse
Sfolenur bar GioiH6tIl pGret me.
get tilfre0sitiaenoe. tngen aIporlig
Spaoom er m~0truiien, 2Rrere og 81.
ietpte tumner go6t oUereus. og man
fan merle ia Slid og Suteresie paa
ale 0mraaber. Star maa man merle
iig Se 6remifriot "Brais Banoen" bar
giort. Gen bar fisbt Here foirbare
SHitrumenter, o. bar / aurets esb
ianet elleoe me Reolemmer.
"9anoen" bar iuar gipet nj &on-
certer, Ter al oisie holotes / Boito.
rene geinIi og ltr6ergs Reuigbeoer
paa SafiigeIies, og isIaenoe 0ase
af me Stuoier iom p~anbeapnStes
oenne Sermin or: GngIauos Siito-
RE, Sotanif algebra og S~iptolcgi.
gr al Stoleus iorrhge 24rere. Broi.
SaiunS beisgts oS / 5ebr1iar oe boIes
ct 6oreSrng ! airten ON Snfbditio.
men. San or en- Saler Iom gisr it
3hsma iHteresiaut og lRrerigt.
Ten 26Se Sebruar boIHt 8oft. Gen.
briefs ira 0iroaua et iSoreorog Tor
liiciplene ON Colonial 2iie IL
america". Sau itiloreoe Sorboisere
oersang pao eli srei RaaSe cg gap
erempler iom bite 5ilitanSen blanSt
Dc iuritieatse Saniuuoslag.
Zen i0oe RartS bapSe ri Sen Sor.
useIie al lptte til groi, 8otbHes So
reoras ON Rorge. On bans sore
Drag er ale eHige. az Set BAR ida aoat
os interesiant iom Der tnnoe oTre %
al oct er en Ter Sag at ~iorItaa Den
norif.ipeuifc ariie mn. oa SotbHe bar
iortiaret oeu.
Sutber Senimarp @lee Club boIat
aoucert Der airfer Sen TOE Norts.
l6orti. paa Slee 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13

"fnFN
meo ANDRE fanr at fiGn,pe meo, er De
mipGrenoe bsie Sumberpriier. I'll
8iengiGlS bar Geeorab binia Brief,
ON nan beilutter al BRUCE Den.
Meo Snoiamiinaeu til Den me
8pgning ganr bet gobt. "a Groi.
Slefen life fnnoe tiItrpoe isr / re.
brilor. tunbe Groi. Erels isrit upIig
foa begpnoe orbentlig meO Subifrip.
tio~nsarbeioet. Get tegner imi6lcr.
tib goot. Snaoe i % ilSenfor 9eco.
rab oil man gierle ie Dor rloite Sfole
fslge meb Siben % bIioe l~,oitpret, ON
life efter nogen itorurtet Waaleitof.
iaa BOG iaaIebes, at Heu fan gisre tit
arbeioe ~orbentIig % idnIeoeS, at 81.
Iciplene fan baoe oct iom peo andre
npere Sfoler. Ger er oerior blonot
DC iubifribereoe 9eIs6 Summer poa
81 600, $500, $3.50 % $3.50. gn
bel Gel al Golcgcts 8raoucnter bar
betpnft oct nleo 500 bocr. Cages
Iaa bertiI giorag poo $50 % $25 ca
neoooer. lont aipeS uteb lige aoot
Sierte % oite fanife meo itsrre %.
~oirelie. ioo er Ser Saab ON, at en-
~autogelig Sum fan naaeS Tor Spno6e.
msSerne / CONNER.
Ssgningen til Goleget bar bette
Mar oGret beSre enb pna mango Mar,
thet 2i2 / NorctS Sob bar opboIOt
Jig beo SfoIeu.
Neo oct mitoe geir. iom ipaor bar
IaSet oente IGnge poo fig. bIiper DER
mere 2ip runot pna GoaenetS Sam.
plS. DC iorifieIlige otbIctiifc 2pcI.
Ter optogeS. Get cr mcS oiSie iom
mco ida moItge Siua: set gipIoer
at boIbe Naaoe. Sober man iig IN.
benior oe rette 8~rruojer, or SC nut.
tigc mehenS Spcrmool Itaoer.
Stsrit 9epGgelie or Der ooa blanot
oe muitfdlife arGfter. Scr bar life
/ Dc ienere Anr pPret nteget al llb'
flilater eller aoncertreiier / Sfolcti.
Den, Man bar hoIbt Jig bicmme og
pGlentila itoifrTnfet Jig til aoncer.
ter / Geeorab. Ru tpnfcr opg "Nfuii.
cal ltnton" pnn Ell IPnaerr aonrcrt.
relic baahe al "Sauo" oq aor. On
Sogen faor ben boobeoe Sremgong
ifaI Seten tGggeS ON Horopeitcn %
Hao Ii9e til 8aciiicfpiten, hoorfra ser
foreli9ger Snobpoelier. Get or life
ct lioet 6~oretogenbe, men niI bope 9e.
%tponing for GoIleget. 3eltugerne piG
bdpe Hpttc beraf. Range al Dem bar
10 icet meget tibet al bort itorc og
gobe 2anO. Sfolen % oertS Sag pil
bIiue beore fieuot paa mango SteSer.
RNuge WertiebeSer faar anIeoning
til at bare Rlitf. iou rauoife life
elerS bpoeS Dem. 9Innot set Der bp.
oeS ct Erogram for Rirfefoncertrr
OF tiQige 9iitano peo 8uostieneiter,
ON oct snifes. "gonoen" bar rititet
Jig meo me ltniiorner % tager fig
unpgtelia nOlfilig beore no emo isr.
Sonfen er nof oqioo at fon npe Su'
itrumenter, % oct trpnge8 iuare. Get
er Gengete ON at gisre. Rcn fitnSe
M Instrumentation anifafies. pilbe
GoIegetS miiifolife arGiter eiter oct
regelmGsiiQe grbeioe giennem 8inte.
rem bore / beOre "ibope" emo no.
genitr6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13
Sra Reo Using seminarp.

@lpbe at fnn ct fort @risg al 0fiS.
itonGr 81. Simle, Der cr 0allge8 Sp'
NODES WisiionRr | Sicn.D e, aino.
WiSiionPr Smile bar oGrGt bjemme
ct @ars Si6 og refer tiI6age til tit
a~rbeiosfelt til n9ite Seit.
San itonieoe Der ira 2srbo9 Sen
t7be til Wanoag belr 2toc. Son
bolot en- aPisiionsprpsifen / ct. BE
tiers airfe Ssnoag 90 tate Ger Iige.
Iebes ON afteneu. NanOog Iiten
bolbt ban ct meget in~tereainnt Sore
Drag / Seminariets aopeI oper Sor.
boioene / aiua. San optroOote / ii.
neiiif Sraet og 6~oresro9et bar riat
iauitreret peo 8ienitmoe, iom ban
bruate mco fig eler bar bcntet ira
SfoleuS fiueiiife Wuierm.
San pduptite @anitctigbcOcruc |
Sprogitubiet neo at sjsre begribeligt
SGre9eubeoerne og Glenoommelig'
beoerne / Sprogbpgnirgeu. Sonelp'
rem og Spol9ren er mCget pauIfelig
at bone fig ifdit meo. en- uGiteu
umprfelig 6~ornnoring / 2pben al ct
Orb fan let f~oranore bet ira Some til
SONS; eaer en- Snulc 6orifid i set
eienoommelige fineiiife &onefaIb fam
f~oranbre Reningen al ct GRO fra Sdre
til 8ris. Haor man inn BERTH ieier
oct 6aftum at BET fineiiife Sprog life
eier noget alpbubet men iaa at iige
ct iroiutoueIt Se9n for bpert Srb
(oet eneite, JON nGrmer fig eft alpha.
bet | Sornlen err De 214 Hobifuler, Ser
rogisr 9iinopprfct / Sfriitteguerel,
ba fan nogen % enbper foritoa al
set er ct ~foioinlt Stpffe arbeibe al
lore Oct fineiiife Spros.
San bebanoleoe oernpit be oInlin.
beige Sorboloe / set inbre al aino
SolfetS SGnfeiGt, iom beitoar / Ell
bpbt in6groet 9onIerpatisme ser nP'
item mon fnlbes en- S%Soritening, 6etS
9epemoabe, iont Gpriebeoens Stil.
ling til llblpnoingerne | oetbeIetoget
og til WisiionGrerue / S9rbelesbeo.
5~oreoraget operbores al Ell Sor'
ianlind. Ser inIbte Sfolens rIlmmp.
ltge aopel.
Sirsbag Nftcn hol6t ban ct Sore
Drag for De TO speritc alasier / Gol.
lege afoelingen.
Zen 210e 5ebruar babhe SfoIcr
geisg al Ir. &orl 6ries ira Stocf.
bolm, Speriee. Or. 5ries er 6or.
mdno for Serbeu8foreningen al ~56e
Stubents' 8~oIunteer Rooement" San
bolot paa gn9eIif ct iiteresjont Sore,
Drag oper llooiflingcu at ben gepG.
gelie ban reprGi enterer. San bar
paa Reife til @croeusfongresien i
RaiboiQe, Tenn.
Sioite Ssnbag boIot Sfolen Win.
0efelt oper upIig nioGoe Bolt. :. :.
Softaos. 5aIer bolOtes of Broic8.
i~orerHe u. o.. 6anion. s. s. gergs.
lano og ). Seaeen, iamt IiSiionqr
Sb. Simle.
8aitor 2oitaoS er ben isrIte al Be
tJeologiife 8rabueHter fra Semiua'
riet, Der er bortfolbt oeo 3soen. San
bar RrGit oeb RinneDoufon, q. g.,
og bar uirfet Der iom Brett / Ii aor.
Selbreostilitnnben bar gieunen
belle bette SfoIennr UEret noget nRr
eneitnnenbe. 5or nGrpRrenSe er ale
friife. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-13

Snn snifcr hi %tililiii SGierne en-
peIiignet 8aoifeieit. Maatte 5 peo
Cubs Ranoe al Siertet funoe iuble:
"Baaifemoreen lluffer Sorgen, fluff.
fer Sorgen til epig Sio."
4pr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-12-01
Snails In WeSIocLx.

"Snails in wedlock, rs you might
suppose, live TRANQUILITY" said a nature
student. 'They are not petulant and
fiery, not quick tempered They quar-
rel little. 1 have made a study Of
snails in wedlock, and I have found
them singularly affectionate. Their
eyes are at the tips of their horns.
When they meet they draw in their
horns, bringing their eyes close to-
gether so that they may exchange a
tender look. Snails in wedlock put
their heads together in manner sug-
gestive of kissing. l have often seen a
snail husband carrying dainty bits OF
green to his wife-a good proyider.
Snail sweethearts are modest. They
do not make love openly. If a third
snail approaches they go and hide un-
der q dead leaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-12-01
His COnEIanCy.

A story is told of General Sir AllT'l
Horsford, who believed in n celbae
army. A soldier once sought hrs Pc
mission to marry, saying he had w
good conduct badges and $50 In u.
savings hank. "WeIl, go away" So !
Sir Alfred, land If you come back ih
day year in the same mind you N; !
marry I'll keep the vacancy 81
the anniversary the soldier repeat''
his request. But do you really, Aft
a year, want to marry?" "Ges. sl'
very much" Sergeant major, ilh'
his name own. Yes, you may mar
/ never believed there was so m ID
constancy in man or woman. Rig
face. Quick march, AS the man f!'
the room, turning his head, be sam
Thank you, sir. 1t isn't the saiDe
woman