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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

handing a view Of the entire city.
The palazzo' IL In the Venetian
Gothic style, this design having been
chosen because OF It's fitness here.
where strong sunshine and bright
skloa givc Washington q climate much
Ike that OF central Italy
The 'palnzzo' has n frontage Of 40
feet In sixteenth street and SO feet
in Euclid street Il Is four stories In
height, and with its cross brick walls
IL practically nroproof The exterior
OF tho first story Is entirely OF white
marble. while the upper portion Is In
Venetian pink marble with white un.
glazed terra Gotta trimmings. with
polished marble columns supporting
tho arches Of the loggias and windows.
the fiat undccorated surfaces being
white marble stucco. The many and
graceful balconies arc a characteristic
feature Of the style. The roof Is GOV.
cred with a seal brown Ludovlci tile.
aud "A large roof garden forms another
striking feature OF the house.
Former Senator and Mrs. J. y. Hen
derson have been residents Of wash.
lngton for many years, Senator Hen
derson having built boundary Castle
when he came TO congress from Iowa
Their son, John b. Henderson, Jr,
who has entered politics In Virginia
"a scholarly and hard worker. and
his friends predict success for him In
public life, Mrs Henderson recently
attracted national attention by having
the contents OF her husbands wine
cellar ompticd into the gutter with
Mr. lIondorson's consent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

Tor few moments Then. raising
himself 10 a sitting posture. he saw
the yulture. lts hldcous head turned
sideways the better TO watch his hid.
INK place, seated ON a huge bowldcr
just back Of the body Of the deer
Dropping down again Gopher reached
for his revolver This rifle was lying
beside the dead doorl and raising
himself very cautiously from tho
gulch took chance shot 40 the bird.
Once again II rose into the heavens
and once gEaln fell like q thundcrbolL
this time aiming at hia head which
he had carclossly exposed when the
bird flew up lie drew back just In
time 10 escape the blow and then
realized that II was now q nEht FOR
lie between himself and the yulturc,
thoroughly maddcnod by tho loss OF
its meal
Again and again he fred his reyoly.
or apparently without eject, A.
length he had but one cartridge left
la the gun and. determined 10 end the
battle at once. he sprblg from his
place of coucoalmcnt Just as the bird
allghtod again ON the hoWldcr Point
/ blank he fred at the hugo black form
and this time the shot took effect In
one wing. 80 Gripping the yulturo that
/ Il could not n.y.
Gopher rushed over 10 his rifle. In.
/ tending 10 end the life Of his Zoe,
when. wnddlng and nuttorlng from
| its perch the yulturo struck him again
and again. II seemed az II every
whore he turned there was the great
| bird His trousers were soon In rib
bons and the sharp heak ~ the bird
made cruel cuts In his legs and the
lower part Of his back. Az 10 stood
mp the condors head reached far
above his waist line and the battle
In the face Of 30 powerful aud so
heavy a bird was no light one.
Al length. however he succeeded
In picking mp his rife, and clubbing
Il, struck the bird q powerful blow
alongside the head. Even the yulturo
could not stand such a blow as thl,
and fell over dead or dying In m,
same little gully from which Gopher
had just crawlod
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
ereat WrIter,s Personality.

OF Robert Louis Stevenson re-
cent writer says with his dark eyes
looking as II they had drunk In tho
sunshine in some southern land, his
uncut hair his odd, shabby clothes
clinging TO his attenuated frame, his
elaborate manners and habit Of ges.
iculating as he spoke, he was often
mistaken for a starving musician or
foreign mountebank. Continental ON.
cials doubted his passports state
ment that he was Briton. In France
he was imprisoned, and Stevenson
complained that he could not pass a
frontier or visit a bank without sus.
picion"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

set up In the grounds Of the proposed
cathedral Of Saints Peter and Paul
was put in place recently, This marks
the final completion Of a memorial
the setting up Of which was made the
occasion Of a notable ceremony last
Ascension day, when Bishop Henry
Yates Satterlee and distinguished
Episcopal clergymen took part
The sundial is the gift OF Mrs, Jul
Ian p. James Of this city, who, after
freeing the cathedral property from
debt by the presentation Of munih'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

has won a sweeping victory for 70
nomination over Irvine l.. Lenroot, as.
sumcd the gubernatorlal chair on Jan.
uary last, succeeding Mr. La Fol
lette, who had been chosen TO the
United States senate. For three years
Immediately preceding he had been
lieutenant governor
Mr. Davidson was born at Gogn.
Norway, In 1854, and came to the
United States at the age OF 10. For
a time ne worked as a farm hand and
subsequently as tailor Then he
started general store at Soldiers
Grove. Crawford county. and he has
been In the mercantile business since
1871 Gov Davidson has been In sue.
oeAion president and treasurer of the
village board OF Soldiers Grove. mem.
Der Of the Legislature four years and
state treasurer four years When In
the assembly he won fame by putting
through bills increasing the taxation
OF sleeping car and express companies
and other corporations.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
WILL ENTER THE CABINET.

Like his father. Garfield began his
political career as member Of the
Ohio state senate Then he became
member Of the United states civil
service commission when the bu.
reau Of corporations Of the department
Of labor was created Garfield was
placed at the head Of II by President
Roosevelt
Garheld's elevation TO the cabinet
would make him the third son OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

president to receive that distinction.
The first was John Quincy Adams.
Who was secretary Of state under
Monroe. Adams also served IN tho
house and senate. and term as pres
.dcnt
Robert Todd Lincoln served aB sec.
Rotary Of war during the Garheld.Ar.
thur administrations He was after.
ward minister to England and Is now
president Of the Pullman company
aud lives In Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
A MEMORIAL SUNDTAL.

cent sum 10 the cathedral board, gave
this sundial both as a memorial to the
deceased members OF her family and
out Of consideration for the end In
view the establishment Of great
cathedral structure near Washington.
The sundial Is the Joint work OF
Prof Frank H. Bigelow, distln.
punished astronomer and Episcopal
clergyman OF this city, and John J.
Farley, a local sculptor and modeler
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

the Fourteenth cavalry In the Philip.
pines
Mai Scott has been termed by hls
brother officers the sultan OF sulu."
because OF his recent ohcial position
as governor OF the archipelago
Maj. Scott graduated from West
Point In 1876 and entered the cavalry
service, lie served under Gen. Leon
ard Wood through the Spanish wal
and was one OF the first officers 10 gc
TO the Philippines,
lie was born In Kentucky In 1855
and graduated from West Point n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
NEW HEAD OF WEST POINT.

Washington Mai Hugh l.. Scott
on September !, succeeded Brig Gen
Albert L. Mills as superintendent Of
the military academy at Wust Point
Mai Scott was formerly on duty with
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
Frank African Monarch.

Lltla, the son OF King Lewanlka Of
Africa. Is described as a most lntelli'
gent man. anxious for the improve
ment OF the people, and probably shar'
ing the view OF his father, who, on
his return from attending the corona
ton. began his opening speech to his
people with the words: You are ba
boonsl simply that!"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
Town Named After Woman Clerk.

Town Named After Woman Clerk
The power Of personal charm rs
shown IN the story Of how the town
Of wnmathyille got Sc name Many
years ago a man whose name is not
remembered had a store there In
log building now used by A. H.
zimmerman as stable
lie employed a young woman In
the store by the name Of Wilmaths
Mccain. She was popular clerk
and the town was afterward called
WilmathylnC Kansas city Star
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
A WASHINGTON PALACE.

Built In italian style for John D. Hen
derson, Jr.
Washington As a residence foi
their son. John - Henderson, Jr. who
has Just been nominated for congress
In the Virginia district Just across the
Potomac. former Senator aud Mrs
John u. Henderson have Just complot
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

1876. lie served In the Ninth cavalry
for many years. aud during the Span.
lsh war served IN the adiutant gen.
erals department
At West Point he will have the rank
Of colonel lie 10 one Of tho best
known and ablest officers In the army.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
Mushrooms In Railway Tunnel.

That disused railway tunnels need
not be a drug on the market is EVIL.
denced by the extensive and highly
successful culture Of mushrooms car.
ried on in one OF those somber pas
sages In the vicinity Of Edinburgh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
Generosity.

My husband Is such generous
man
"Yes?"
Yes I gave him a box OF cigars
for his birthday, and he only smoked
one lie gave the rest To his friends ="
Cleveland Leader
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

In Russia am extensive domestic In.
dustry consists Of the manufacture OF
wooden spoons, Of which as many as
3OOO0,O00 are made annually. They
are nearly all OF birch wood
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
srI,sIn's Useless Land.

No other empire in the world owns
SO much absolutely useless territory
az the British. Banks Land, Prince
Albert Land. Victoria and Baum Land,
with hundreds OF other Arctic Islands
and lands, are al present quite use
less.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

ed a Venetian "palazzo" In Sixteenth
street which Is unique In the archllec.
turo Of the capital and Is one OF the
most interesting additions 20 the
many nno homes here. u ls just a
few blocks above their own Residence.
boundary Castle ON the highest
ground Of Executive avenue. CON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05

OF the FIRST class OF the Chinese en-.
plro and wears the double drdgon aga
the coveted peacock feather Hu-St1A
born In Ireland In 1885.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-05
Work Of Distinguished Astronomer
Set UP Near Washington.

Washington.-The bronze top or
dial to the sundIal which has been
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Cog Kanonerne ieienl

Get bar life aItiS, at Sc, iom I'm.
Der 9orgerfrigerr bite Iig Tom Be beS.
lte Iulerifonere, taIte 2anoets Sprog
~fipSenoe, Horomnnb, iom life bapoe
l9rt nler @ngelif emo iaaniSt til
"Snsbebop", iloses Iige fiaft og orr.
liet for Oct, % oct iarnme sialSt an.
Ore 0ationoliteter. SadleSes fon I'M
her Slaget beo S6iIob en- tpif Officer
rtSenoe | fitlot sprans bort til en-
.&oiutant, iom ban ipurete, buor Sc.
neral @rant bar at tr9ffe.
Get er bam Der - ban meo aif.
ferter," ioarte @oiuhnntelt.
Spifereu sioroe belt ON meS Sc.
item, REQ | Sprang bort til Grant,
biIite og melbte:
"Sieneral, leg snifer gisre en-
&apport = Satparta's 8attcri bar
tat"
"Sua2 Sooroan git set tiI2"
ip1trste @ruut.
"@el, De ier, SieneraL ser Sbe.
ibeniit fom OBJ SrortenL Der SIeibe.
NIT fodn op Slanfen, Der S6eibeniit
font op 9agen, og Sfipdrts's 8atteri
bar tat"
"9ubt, min Serrel" 5 ~foruaalet
bel &morerne?" ia @rant.
"Spa62" ubbrso SDiferen forbmt.
iet. "6ornagle Dem &aroner? Iei,
Get life. Set piloe ioro9rpet Dem npe
&anoner." =
"Sel, bpab eioroe 5 iaa9" ipurgte
General Grant ifarpt.
"@iorSe? 81 toa Dem &artoner
isieu," ia SYiferen, iom ON oct bar
Den letteite os n~atirrIigIte Meaaoe /
8er6en.
Deen at mite ct 8atteri og ia Set
igien en- atio en- iortpilet blubig afs
fore, 90 ireen nioite bet beSre emo
Grant. @i fan forlaSe os pua, ct
BAN fit itore Sanfer ON SrifereuL
ielp ON benne raSbr9ffet bet ameri,
fdhife Spro9 liot forf9roeIigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Gu Gate Sgoe.

gt Spoerne or ieige, err en- Sad
itaRb, iom man anore Steber | IAN.
MART gierre 90 oite fremiGtter. 81
gtaSS Sarien bar forioaoiSt Ell 9gte
Spoe. San fom iorIcom fiereroe
meo lin Some % oiIoe til Ell 2nge /
Siborg. Zen iD9e Some iab soSt mo-
paffet / gosneu % bIep iiSSeR0e ser,
meSeus Wabs Git inc. S9seit iper.
ger WauSen rS ON, bporoan aonen
bapSe oct % MaSs fortGIIer set me.
get omitGnoeIigt.
ga, oct err en- farlig Spgbom"
tiger 29gen LEG maa abiolit ic Ee'
res 9one | benees Sieuh"
Soa eisr Saseu iig iGrSig % to-
GER meo. IA De fonner no til belt
lille $eopaarS, iprittger 2Gsen neS
% berger: "Soor er Teres 9oueg"
"Sim iib6er uSe faa o. 8opn,~
"gien 5porfor iagSe Sc life, Of oct
nar benbe2"
"3h buaS furSe oet netteP Dc
iaaoe 10. Sr, Goipter. at De oil il
benSe ! beIule Sian.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Oa henn ola ulitti.
mon treft Ronein.

De pa iarre Gpnba'n E ITO frampae
Reite "a peuta paa i 5aarebrag, ion
iful balas, iaa fum in Ola Mittimor
bprtaat me "a belit "@pbbas, for b
itaar te?"
"1af bra," ia {. "aa be siar be flo
me be aa?"
"Sa be siar BE-" Jan.
"9u pa treit &on3in aa bu, bsrre
e." ia G, "bi niaa forfeit me IN faales
BET Gilt for ie."
ASaas be ia e siaar." ian. &c oa
iupaa Strinna paa arbe, ga iaa flo Q
atme @esif, "a ball paa me iraa Slag
"a beit iaam be oa, Tom be TO Sirbjnl.
pp9ri tjBren. Raar aam fpm bortaat
me. iaa itana aam. "@uObas." ia ben
8ar'n ipm iat ii ipit 9Osna.
"8pbbag,@ ia e at.
"Spab er bet for en- &irfe berppps?"
IAN, % pest paa Garn bans Slime.
"gtsi be e insa &jprfje be b." ia e.
"bs c in Srosierar iraa 2ronpbiem,
jam bur Der"
"In, err bet BE-" ia &ar'u at, "bpils
fen @rpsierer er bet ba?"
"8e e bin @rps israr SHINE" ia c.
$40, Dor Slime ber," ia &ar'n. scr
bet lanst til &otuOlo?" Jan.
"gsei be G it raa lanst be no." ia e.
&c on fram'un bu?" "a {. sea ba 9 iaa
lite tjeut ber?"
ga bet er ies," ian.
sea eu c te Stass 9ansmanb. Su
ba2" "a
ava benz taloer mig @Orsss aunse "
fan.
"g- ou @pngin on,~ ia I'D
c ie iil sratulsr be me Rrona ea," ia c.
1Su ffaI bape mango Tat" ia apns
gin. Sc % / 8pinfeIf iaant iat opp
gOsna me aOnsin, ia be pa naa 2rpn'
ninsia be ea i~aaritaar pn, 30 Hitfa iaa
Bit aat me, ndnr c sratulerf me 3rona.
~5arpel aa Cat. ia aonsin, 90
9rpnninsia niffa paaupt aat MT, aa
iaa tisr aa'm.
@aaar'n itul aonsin 3D." ia G.
ASaas be ita { faartal be-" ian.
"Wse aonsin pa | Spn b., be Dor in
iaa Guaiusen paa siutuOl in aat'n, =
ia BEN ia naa benu 20 it iaa ialaai
bea, - aa flaueua paa apifn "a oo
nuu apnsiu bit az iiaa paa aoiibols
peres, 40 iaa BAN me ie in SoIiti 90 IN
aonsitab'. iaam lat ii ben amber Bog
lna.~ :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

set berre tiiiee pao Hefninsa, b.
~Sensmono, men me tel Iifp9I hi
blon Sarien, iaa tener Oh Ter os tug
Gre pnn Bet
9etil mente Oct opristig NOT. Sar
tinote mig ben Gortieneite.
Neoe pdn @ulspif piIoe lea on
apeIoen ia 2osis paa Soienet, mer
bib piloe life aetil meS fine Sen.
I'll fan tafa iito pad Soteae, Il
mpfii on bill, on 2ensmano," ia ban
men CO gieng tel ban Cars ilppi
Stopa. Der fer es 2oiemente fer
Ter Sfiiains. On Tan pri Inn 2Dfiil.
len, faa on e iiffer pan, on bar meg"
la ban til meb ct sobnlooist Smil.
Mpoforeitiainser nptteoe life. en-.
ben blep, at aetil fit Iisge Dos EARS
iippi Stopa."
Snrboro paa Gampbaaoen Iifte ban
fig. San traf @ienbinger | bper arog
og ~ipaoierebe ugenert ritnbt og no
breoie FIG ODER, bpor iampittiebeps-
lsie bans $iembpsoineer bar, iom
merfebe Sauerne fine iaa baorlig, at
en- Staffar bar MOOT til at ia andres
for fine egne.
9ebe peb Roreiunb tom ban agter.
no til mig.
"8u Sensman'," ia ban, mo tef
me cit @Ias 81"
ga. Slet fom, og iea tog 1rnsen
op for at betale.
"Rei Sensmanb, Oct bar infie
@eininsa. go e. be' eg, TO- %trafterar.
eg e no infie panoare &aren."
3a hi tom i,o fra 8eit6aneitationen,
bar ban beoit. Seq piISe ia 9osn.
mani, men oct piIoe 4etiI paa insen
Maase bibe noget al.
"aisir | 8priuegeu, gu 2ensman',"
Ia ban, 40 fem es etter. gg belt
@eeen."
Seq funbe gierne ia siort iom ban
Ia, leg er bis paa, at BON bar fom.
men efter.
ga ieg formaliter bapbe afleperet
BAN, Tom ban bort til mig.
$50 fpr on ia Saf for benni @on-
gen oaa 2ensman', og 2uffe paa
Seimtureu. Scr on ipalle be- 30
@tari, GiGrringa mi, 10 iei 70 bet,
at eg fien itabeint beimat, naar eg
Hep utat. - 90 raafor on paa ban
Salpor @pra, faa bells bonom ifraa
meg meo oct, at ban TIA merfie Sfar.
peiation fin ilif, at infie @ito og for
Wanb fan tafa / 0eiit pam"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Gre Bcrfter.
On seIOatrrbHioric fra sfanSerbors

0r. as gif for at bore BET fIsstig
itc Sopeo | belle aornpaniet; men Jam
tioig bar ban ben itorSentIigite Wan'
pna Belle aniernen. Ger ffpIoe bar
5eltGpeIie fortRIIer ~Sfanb. ap.'
cg gnnffe itDentet fom ben font
manoersnbe Ueueral paa Snipeftion
"46, bar &c Ceres aram ! Sroen
bar llnoerofficerens fsrite Spsrgs
maal.
"Sacel, Sr. &orporal."
gao mig TEL &igtis - men bbai
Pofferl Ger er fun en- GIpoebsrIte,
Sfoberite bar ben SIR nntitrIigpis
life. Men De fan bare pente, bpis
tele &ompaniet bliner blameret for
Ceres SfpIb."
Oct bar sfiGbnens Billie, al
.@eneralens ipeioen0e Gie iuit ifiIbe
faIbe paa 46.
"Raa, bar De 9eres Sfobsrre?"
ipurate Sans grreIIence penIigt.
"sS5apeI, Sr. General erineoe 46
og pr~Rientere6e &lGoebsriten."
"8oct, biz mig iaa alGoebsriten.
"sSSapel, Sr. @eneral!"
as puttebe gsriteu | Tornpitret,
rooe6e Iiot omfriug % baleoe ...lm.
ierenoe iamme gsrite frem.
gel" niffeSe @%eireralen. "Saa.
ban ifaI oct bore. Get alGSer mig,
at Ge err iaa orSentlig. Oroen er Ell
af Solbatens feritc Gpber."
"a greb as ieien neo / EornDltret
90 iremuiite geriten for treble Song.
"Suao er oct for en- Bsrite2"
jpurgte @enerNlen ior6uuiet.
I'll Eieneite, Sr. General, bet c.
en- Reierpebsrite."
"Sr. aaptein," iugbe @eneralen til
ben for6Isffeoe aornpanidei. "gil
Sc inbitiue Den Mano til inarfig
5%orfremmeIie. Ger er Stof / bam til
cit bpatig llnberofficer, oct er ben
Slags SoIf hi trGnger till"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
'Sa, men ia aOusin iiaa cite iIistq1

A - MMM.
So men ia aOasiu iiaa cite fistgD
ia q.
80 "a anna . BE- aonsin ia siaar
Sa', Ia Ritiimon, .eub "a iiaa cite iau
alt 9 reit.4
ga faales siit be ba?4 iae.
ASaas BEN fam naa baabe morf "a
anna Spineri ii Mat'n, men iaa bart
be naa GoranoriHs ii aOiboIe az, ett'n
ba Dor Der, ia . iei be-"
1Sa no maa Q ga, ia 6 -bu ie Lao.
pna iaa bel ba"
"Slisemaabe ia Mittimon.
Ser Sefbpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
San tos fell.

"g9r ina mil at ieuoe mig Sms.
ret" iagSe en- tarpeIis fl9ot Serre
til en- Snob | en- M~eitaiirant.
"Dpoarteren itaar oerborte," bar
Get fruienbe Soar.
Seq beoer iaa meget ON llnbfpIb.
ming" ideoe Serren, 4ieg tos fell"
~Se bliper uforifanmtet, min Ser.
re-" i0brsS Sitobben. Soqer 9e
mig for en- Spborter2"
"Nei, iporeoe ben freumeSe, men
Tor en- Sannet @anS. @err ieg fer,
jeg tog fell"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
San9etransport.

"Sfal pt iaa ioa en- Sfrsne ba,
9ensmano?"
"Slaa en- Streg ober Sfrsnen, Se,
% bsr efter! SO, BET Dor en- Ssit ior
mango aar tiIbage. Seq bar Gems.
mano oppe | &aIlingbal bensang.
Seq Dor fieo og lei at at traife mile.
bis for at erefbere / gamle IeIferin.
ger % ct Gar uoiulteoe 6pItpffer, iaa
ieg blep rent forusiet, ba Der melotes
mig, at ieg 1ngen efter Ifnlbe reiie
til 3riitiania n!eo en- Sange.
Get bar aetiI &uffe, JON bapbq
opret noe iaier.
Zen Getil ifal De bloc, bar en- for
unoerIig Sfrre. GAN nar Sfoma.
ger % bet iniaeite @enneife paa CUBS
grsnne Serb, os bapbe iaaianot Dor.
berre life ifobt Saiter, iaa bapbe aetil
oiit oIoris itiftet gefienofftb n,eo
Silititien. Men be sauerne babee
iat bam | alenmie maitgen goo Sang.
aetil bar ~pdalibelig NOT | andre
&etninger. San fom engang tra-
ifenoe til mig meo ell Surtg, ban bauoe
funoet | 9paoepeien. Get bar ober
z aroner / BEN ioa oct funbe ba
peret friitenoe NOT for bam at be.
boISe ben, men nuigepel sif ban oper
ire Sieroin98 Bel for at lepere Den.
Ren Sauen fnnbe ban life, IaSe
/ Sreo. GIN bar set fertte Sang. ban
bar fnebet I Saiietpperi, pg mn ifuIbe
ban iitbooer igien.
RRite @oraen fom @utten min
meo BAN. aetil bar I Selgebags.
pitbs % Bib % fornsiet iom icoban.
Zig.
"@u Dag, 2ensmm', ia bet er no
Sfarn, e9 ia brp' beg, men ban ptloe
no la set fill, ban S~frioaren."
aetil fom mes 8aanben, iom IN.
gentiug bar bodfGrbe.
"Gu for ipprbe for gIaffen, brt
ItIs," ia ie9 til @rttten.
&etiI to9 mig tiliibe, intcresieret
og bemmeIigbebsfulb.
"Su 9crSman', no ia CO ieia seq
nofo. go trens on 10 bel 9laffen til
Ssifistrtna, % on peit, set er fin
Mils 8isiring ne til @slsptf. go
e Se' bon Ger 9rsto beritppt. ban e
ifulbt me fer @roru for cit Bar $40.
90 tef me pinaSai, Raiten bais, eg
f9r ioa irtfic MOTTO taa Den &affaren
forio."
"Rei Setil SET eaar life"
SAT- 10 5atim eiere Be- 10. On
iet Sfpoier paa @%efninga, forio e,
% 70 iparar gu gampen oir."
Sanot at r.. inu trangte iee glaf.
ZEN iaa iiiSerlie gel biemme, for oct
iaa upiit no mcS getret, og iea baooe
en- IGngSe Sor noe, ian Oct bIeo
tiIiIut iom aetif piIbe.
@i par fomne ueo til TGs, buor ri
ifiiIbe buiIe, o. ies oilSe netcp ioingc
inS til spenferuos tSptel, Sa aetil
boitis tog mig | grrnen % ~itanoieSe
Seiteu.
"Heiuen pil on no pPl infie iuo
til Spenferu'n. Me itanar biaa
9arieu, fan on beta"
"lia, - bporfur oet9" ipurate
ies.
San, bioo Spenferii'n tef bet tiiise
Gre isr anffifoppeu, 90 tiaa Sdrien
fpr men fsr iiu.-
Seq moutte Ie OF mente, at mar
oct oficntIiae betaIte, fiinoe bet b9re
oct iamme. enien Ri betaIte ipo euer
tppe Gre ior aoppa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

Spriistis. Iogen ipurste en- be.
remit S%orfatter; ON ban bapbe Igft
en- BOG al lin bersmte aoGeea.
"Nei," iuareoe BON; "oet bar lea
life; for bpis ben er oaarIigere emo
min, oil Den fiebe mig, og bpis BEN
er beore, bill ben Grsre mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
8rmelig Mprru.

8rmeIis Morro. "SaoSe on oct
moriomt paa Sltreu ga lille Setter ?"
"aa ia ba. 5ar falot ,en Gam
min Plbite 9ror fom op | ct Spepie.
reoe; Nor req STOLEN FIN iitpffer pao
et Rppetornsbuif, min @ror falbi
neb fra ct Srp, ga ban latte op SGn'
gefpien, og ieg miiteoe Satten min
paa Somp6aaoen. Oct por eriteIia
Worro!"