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New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

factory IN New York city a girl operates the
stroke Of the knife requires constant watchful-
nesr. yet no protection is provided The guard
which was invented to prevent accidents limits
discharged If sire used it. Yet in rush seasons
this girl is Obliged 10 operate her dangerous
q half-houT for luncheon and ro time for supper
To the question, Would YOU be discharged II you
"a candy fectory works from 715 untn
7;4S p. nl with one kaR-hour for dinner and no
time for slipper. In cigar factory the women
until p. n. The workers live IN the, neighbcr-
hood. Promptly at II they rush from the factory
or less. They are piece workers, and they must
lose time their wages will be very small
department this autumn. and the fifty factory in
spectors are trying TO watch SooO faetores in the
wonnens work in. factories. Says another IN
longer than sixty hours, New York state prohibits
the employment OF women between the hours Of
should hold these provisions are unconstitutional.
the bosses IN the factories might legally keep
tT smPoyes at work ta all Il. day Sv and & a
decisions on this subject. Illinois decided that
sqeh laws violate freedom ~, Of contract But
eon, and the Supreme Court of the United states
have declared that freedom OF contract is not vio
tract not free. And it is not true that factory
say 70 the other WORK on these terms n 't' or lose @
your job Work or starve.' the contract is not
In "a an article on The ''wCrking Hours Of Women
than 10000 women are employed in SO 600 factories
at work. Many operate dangerous machines;
many york in air laden with steam or dusty fibre.
at q high pressure OF speed
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
A RICH WoMAN,s FADs.

Seeing Mrs. L coming into town from her
country home IN New Jersey, few would imagine
her the posscssor of immense fortune, a large
estate and a routine Of servants. for she dresses
in the simplest possible IS seldom. If ever
attended by maid and frequently carries big old
fashioned willow market basket her It is
filed with country produce, but with flowers and
fruit which she brings in with her to shut-ins
in town, and distributes the personally. Although
Mrs. L devotes much Of her time to charity. she
finds sufficient leisure for study and literary work,
and is one OF the best Oriental scholars IN this
country. She has made a speciality of Persian
literature. and has several translations from that
language 10 her credit.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
PED ID" LINE
OLD D0NlNlDN LINE,

DAILY SEPYICE
FOR Old Point Comfort Norfolk PortB-
mouth. Pinner Poins and Newport Nssr
Va. conneSsins for Petersburg. Rich1oad-
virginia Be2ch. Washington. D. -. AID
entire south and West.
Freight and passenger steamers san trozs
Pier 25 y. Il. ZOOS Beaca 81. every Ees&-
aAy at 3. -.
H r. WALKER.
Vice-PrssId-nt and TrRrfc Manzge,.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
WHITE HAIR IN VOGUE.

These are the days Of gray haired beauty and the
women who boast Of a few silver locks are
pricing them beyond gold and would as soon dream
OF Tesorting TO hair restorers as to suicide. The
youthful matron with brilliant complexion and iron
gray or snow white hair hold her own as far
as beauty concerned with the loveIest auburn ~
chestnut haired debutante -
! am simply dying for white hair remarked
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
Some Heays of the Sg,orfd.

Mrs. G. the other day to one of her friends "and
poor Marie, my maid knows how to put me in good
humor for the entire day when she discovers a new
gray hair. l am actually keeping count of them
and so far have a bakers dozen. but she added
nobody. else seems to discover them. They are in
tne ITddle or the PACK ana between US half think
my head. and that her frequent discovery of new
additions TO my collection Is g diplomatic way of
cajolirg hat or frOclI out of my wardrobe, or an
extra holiday These French maids such clever
Vanities"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
BUSINESS CHANCES

MANUFACTURERS who can use mora
cSptal Tor the purpose OF improving their
business or increasing their business can
obtain same from q concern Who has oNices
N TIE pTnclpal cities OF the United States
and - prepared 10 market any article Of
merit - the best possible advantage We
Afe prepared 70 pay spot casb for goods
when shipped 80 e. 10 enable the manu-
ffct-rer 70 devote his entire tine 10 cheap
ellns be product ana increasing his output
bDr further particulars address Lock Box
No. 1929. Pittsburgh Pa
KINGSTON, y. Y.-26 acres Of around
with buildings. etc: IS acres Of tho finest
quality sand for building OF brick manu-
Iacturins business; property has frontage
ot 5lS feet on deep wafer: actually worth
hIS.vOO: on account of going 10 Europe
osT.er desires 20 sell Immediately: Will sac
s11ce 81 S9.60J. free and ear This IS a
bargain f0- some one. McDona!z z-NEiFgins
Co. 257 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
WELLS TURNS AWAY mANv

Wells College ope Is this year with It's capacity
ior the accommodation Of students strained to the
utmost. In accordance with the pol,cv anno,,cn5
by the trustees that Wells College shall remain a
small college twice as many students have this
year Deen turned away as have been adrnitte6 '
Glen Park, added 10 the college properly bS s5,.
OF the alurnnee. has been undergoing extensive I'M
provements during the summer Aiii-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

branch member asks If any one can help n
struggling woman to get additional work She is
typewriter and has a room in an ONCE building
AT present she is not able 70 meet her extra eS-
penses as she has invalid eister to support
Eer business address will be gladly given at the
or herself In securing employment for har.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

AN-COOK.-Coupie. with two
children, and Is years old: man coach
man, gardener and handy man: Wife cook
ana general houseworker: city Or countrv
Swedish Employment Bureau. TAI IexinR-
ton ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

CoACHAAN.-First clsss: thoroughly IN
derstand5 his business: English. q; mar
rled; neat ap?earance; excellent references
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COOK, Swedish. by day or week; n private
family: city or country; or dinner and
luncheons. A. s. S16 East $50 Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

VIII the friend who sont sewing machine to
the T. S. S. Office by the American Express Com
machine was so badly damaged that the secretarT:
refused TO receive It,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COACHMAN.-Thoruug strtctly temper
ate; aged 20: married. two children; care
FOR auto; country or suburbs; best refer
encss. Address Steubeu, Tribune Uptown
Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COURIER. VALET.-Travelliag servan. 70
gentleman or family: understands nurs-
ing: speaks several languages; first class
Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
HAMBuRG-AYEPICAN IMa
Eight DAYS to Ifalv.

X . II NlfttA I Fly II DEL ISC|IT, IN
EFom New York, February 4. 1907.
TOURIST BUREAU.
r. r. Tickets hotel ACCOMMODATION, -
Eenera! Information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over ne wcrid
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y 2
'PhOns 1900 Rector. Piers. Eoboksn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
FOR SALE.

DESKS, ToiHops; partitions re- aIlines. tables
safes. letter presses counters shelv,ngs
clothing store fixtures: store oesces 3treS
Finn Bros. 2S-32 Centre 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
ANTIQUES.

.dTlLE CURIOSITY SHOP. 2z6 Grand 81.
near BoHery; cur.Cs. antiques. objects 81
esf IA furniture. bg0.zes, brfc-a-brao
French clocks. paintings, prints. books. etc (:
tempting prices. open evenings: come ane
browse around
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
WILL DISTRIBUTES REAnrNc

Mrs. Dana 8. Carpenter. president of the Middle
ToWn springs t2 branch reports that she has
IIScelVeo ffon MTs. e +. Hays and Mrs. G, r
i ifnonPsona, son, large number OF the best magazines
Tor distribution. and that she viii place them
where the kindness OF the donors Will be fully ap-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COACHMAN.-Middle aged; well expert
enced In city; thorough, careful IN du-
ties; sober. honest obliGing; understands
furnaces; can give personal references. Ad-
dress n Nj, Tribune Uptown Oflcs, 1884
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

CCACFIMAN. single: excellent references as
to capabil!ty and sobriety. Address T.
W, Tribune Uptown Once 1904 Broadway.
CoACHAAN.-8y very neat tidy, smooth
faced young man; takes best care OF
horses, harness. carriages, etc: careful
driver; generally useful, excellent refer
ence Elias. at Carpenters. 154 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home In spare time
corresponding Tor newspapers; no canvass
ing experience unne csssary. Send for par
ticulars. Press Syndicate. Lockrort, n. 7.
n. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
NEEDS WORK

a bead loom is asked for by a country member
It may be sent to the Office
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
MAKES AND MnNns LACE WORK

MISS CIidTIty vineyard, OF Richmondville, n. z,
wheel chair invalid. does excellent fancy work.
Besides embroidery she does Battenburg lace work
ana VIII mend laces. She will appreciate orders
and lives alone
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
'PECIAL CHEER.
REOTTFCT

]. NJ. P. has given S. TO aid needy gentle
woman and IAN Old Member a book Of stamps
for the postage fund
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

PRIVATE SECRETARY or estate man
egement. by experienced. responsible
man; best references and security; stem
ogrSpher and typewriter. J. P. $50 West
l27th s..
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK .-Experlenced IN al branches OF
cc6[t,g. would take club. school. ten
room or private family: excellent refer
enCes. city or country; $50. 2. N. Mics
FitzGeraId's Employment Bureau. tO8 F1fth
ave corner 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

BOOKKEEPER. or assistant hooi,l-.a-7e-.
EounS man CD; g years experience: can
Furnish good reference: salary Sl2 a week
Freedman 6T Thatford ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COACHMAN.-By thoroughly reliable young
man; married, no children; best personal
reference; city or country. Davis. 122 Law
renee ct
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
hIACHINTRr

ri REDUCED PhICES--o00 second hn-a
wood and Iron working ms chimes; fuIly
ErSf1 .lf@eS. Er-achicery bought and ex-
cho1EeS- GEO. Z. EDDY. 336 sIadison ~
ADVERTISEMENT and snbscri-,tlons ,o-
Tue .irl5cE" received 81 their UDtoVn
once No. 1894 Broa2gay. between ag,h
ana a4il sfs-, un;i O'Clock p. Ia Adysr-
os-4ees 81 regular Office rafeE Until S o'cIoct-
y M. fsz-; 2SI Stn ave. & e coz. a3d -
-. 80 hse-. CT Lth 81. % East Is-E -
s1s West <%a a. between fth ana Sta ayss.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

MACHINIST. experienced. sN around. do die
and took work. 6rst class mechanic,
ornizzolo. Barber and Lock ave-, Clifton.
n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

Man Is the only animal that laughs and weeps
for he Is the only animal that is struck with the
difference between what things are and what they
ought to be.-William Hazlltt.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES

MANU- ACTCRERS OF billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley build
ere; lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
NO HOUSEHOLD COMPLETE
HELP WANTED,
:
AalA

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR WANTED ON
LEADING NEW YORK DAILY; MUST
COME WELL RECOMMENDED AND BF
THE RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESS RE
SUITS COUNT. BOX 1O45. TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
RESTAURANTS.
TYPENRIT1NG.

1fPEWRITERs.-Al makes sold. r,n,.d
ltnaarea. exchanged: reliable servie.
GERMAN. 70 Nassau 81 Tel@Dbo-. S5.n
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
Femnls.

ABRAHAM 4 STRAUS.
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER 10 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
IENDENT. DEPART
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.
- OLD RELIABLE CURRIERS'


OLD RELIABLE F'URRIERs
VII remodel. repair and alter your old fur
garments into the latest Fashionable style1
az positive saving Of 80 per cent old f,.r.
bought and exchanged Don's throw swaY
sour old furs; you can have them exchanged
~ -. new garments. EIRSHFELD FUR co
e9 west 2lst St, near eth ave. Telephons
IlZ3-GrameTcY.
I'ii llSsMAKER.-French: models az inspec-
,- VI. m. moderate prices: work guaranteed
% West 46th st.
DRI<SsMAKER.-Latest styles cloth suits,
, u l4iceSs gowns, shirt waist suits. our f,y
1-e oey' .. q. Fischer. 45 Lexington ave.
REssMAKER.-suit MADE from s. up;
peIIect II guaranteed: also go out by the
Va3. vSs can give 10 years reference. Mrs.
bItt-sSMAKER.-By exper,enees girl. or
~ 'stllon eL at general housework IN a Cath
c@tc &c family Minuy. Gaze OF Mrs NT,,rnh,.
- AaEnatan ave. Williamsburg
DtosEiiesAAJlER ot B. Altman Sc Co: ex-
1acI,e.s. eYr'rIa,sfii srtistc designer; princess
AooIsss Dressmaker. 326 West 14th ST.
OLD FuRs exchanged for new furs; re-
looslng and redyeing a specially. The
IIusseH Fur Company 20 9th ave
FCRs. FURs. FURs repaired -..b.,.s
where Morris Zins, $50 Lexington ave
opposite BloominG6ale Bros. 0o''
CR % RMENTs remodelled, redyed and
lace into the latest style az moderate
iIii.ss' hrst class work guaranteed: orders
laken FOR all kind OF furs. L. ]. Tenensn
1s4 Lexington ave. near 5eth 81 iata 80
/ {. c. Shayne -"'o Win
- - Ln, oealer IN and maker of ina
furs and FUR garments: rspairtp~ = "a - - . .
{ IECLGTafR re-
St, near LsnoE ave. -~"S4
SEAL GARMENTS and other fns Tn-. -
IAEed iedyed and remocellsd into lat,,t
t'y-es az exceptionally low prices: tur ear
si-sALs - - mace 20 order Mrs. +. J. Barker.
- ts'k ave. near 77th Ct late with q a
,--n--sr --.-L-- 5 sons. 9Th ave. Tel IOI6-70th.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and Rener.l
Office assistant: five years experionca. .
good at figures: Al German. ]. III. X, I'D
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR ~, bal
ances systemat!zes bool1g at regular In
terYals; monthly audits and examInationa a
Speciality. Auditor, 1&S East b5th st
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

a SYSTEMATIC Office and sale manager.
experianced. wholesale export and rns1u'
featuring medicines and brass goods, ~
represent concern IN vicinity OF New Yori,
ana export trade. W. Watson, $50 Quincy
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
AMB@OR GDME,

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
called MIA. Oct 20. Ham Columbia Nov 3 t0sra
Astoria Oct -. . pm F'lIruessla- .SoT. Il, IA
Saloon. SS0; Ca0tr. SS5; Sd Class. 81 30
and upward. according % accommodation q
steamship. For tours ard Information Apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS 1913 BrdNay.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
AwEpTCAN T.Wa sailinx a. s:ao A. M

AEEsICAN LINE Sailing a. $50 I. Y
LYNOUTH-CHEPR FC-sOUTH 4SfPTo{
Nsw York. Oct % Philadelphia. Nov, 4
st. Louis Oct. p s.. paul. .....N1v 20
RED STAR LINE EToT f1 Pier
DOyEE-ANTYERP- PAPTa
Val d. Oct 20. :S0aHa sZeeIaud Nov 7 s.90s,,.
= inland Oct p. n'7, -KroonT6 & S5ov 81 o..
.Does not cali az Dover -a
WHITE STAR LINE From Pl.r
NEW YORK-Q NSTOWN- N-r.rvFppooy.
IeIsonic Oct. II. .1oam Majestic Oct n ~ -. -
Cedric Oct; -. am celtic. Nov. > 4 s-a sa
Baltic. Oct p. 19.3Gam oceanic Nov 7 a an an
rRs T9 EEDITERRANEAN VA "a
FROM NEW YORK -'H-s
REPUBLIC. Oct. .l9. moor :CDec I rro-- 7o,..,
CREIIC -. Nov. 3. noon: Dec g. Ma aa
CEDRIC. Nov %. Jan. 3, FeS. Is o. oSs
CELTIC Jan 10. Mar CTOSs5'
FROM BOSTON O-'~
ROMANO. --Oct- =, $50 a. m, AnrI ~
S4NOPIc. Nov. n. 1850 a N Ts- "a
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWIvA
Freight Ofiee Whitehall Bldg, Rattsr1 n,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

COACHMAN.-Coiored: COED driver; under
stands 1ne horses. carriages; willing,
mandy around houss; caro- for furnace; best
city reference from last place, r. H. Daily
1l3 West 5Gd st.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

MAN.-Msrr;ed: nrst class man:
thoroughly understands his business:
strictly temperate; steady. reliable man.
CuLerton. 2OI2 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

DAYS WORk.-By man and wife: or
houseoleaniEg. such as washing or i-on-
ing by day or by tho month; good refer
ence. William Irvell. 21J West 29th 81.
second floor. front or back; care OF Miss
Giles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
CONCORDIA COLLEGE
MOORHEAl, MINNESOTA

fan forbereoe big til Carer / Common
ItoIeU % MsnisbebStOIsR, for bet teulo.
gtlse Sertuar % llutpcrftetet til at
bltpc en- erpsrt Bpgboloer, Strupsruf
elLer tlHitfprotg Dhlittaut. let bar Ell
Stole for bigger meS lluoeroisutug I &og'
ming, StpItiuutug. int Raalsarbeioe oa
Mpoeppnt. Speeieae &laSier iOr Rn-
tommsre o. Sibtttubsutsr, Rooerue
SetoermeIigbeoer for 500 Clever. Or.
tnrne Qrrerc. uSgtfter Il pr. llge.
EtRterterniucu begpnoer b. 2. San- 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
Suor be itiie Eiltliotuoe baOHer. SAMPLE
for bet er for tent.

NOT al fureren6c Glementer / bernt
Prsoepoffe til at reOucere 39oelier
al ocn argrebne Del meget, til a.
IG8e Snorbeoen % uIcerattonen
Otter Grgpen er forbi, oil 4poteferer
ifaffe big en- gop al RDramio8 fOl
80 Gents.
2pS Wr3. Bombs 9rep, iom for
tpIer, bporIeoes bun leo % bIeD lin
Sret ont life obiolut fltreret efter a,
booe brugt Ell 80 Gents gor,
Seq bar prsOet Ceres Bile GllrC
% timber oct alt, &c mbeialer oct
Seq er Gem meget totnemmeIig, foro.
Qe gior6c set muIigt for mig at fac
BET, tbt ies bar facet en- Dor % ban
life brllgt alt Of bet enoru, og iec
fsIer i6og iom en- ny aotn6e, % ier
fortGler ale ON Oct. Ia jeg be,
epnOte meO set, funoe leg life gao
ooer @uloet, men MI fan leg goo
gisre nit arbeioe. Ser ieg begpnot,
meo set, bar nit arbetoe mig En-
9pr0e, men ies fan iige Gem, at ieq
fan arbeiSe meget beore M. De far
itoIe poa mig. Seq oil fortPQe ole
ON Bpromi0 Bile Cure. 9cre8 op'
rigtige, Wrs. 5. 9ono, Toronto, Ga
naoo, SO Bears ape."
Ger er abiolut ingen Reiifo euer
6are meS Rpramto pile Cure; tb-
ser er Inlet uSeu 2%pgeni0ler | bet
9et er Stifpiuer, iom, Ia8t paa Der
angrebne Del, pirter Tom Ell I'm
SrenSe SmsreIie poa De a~rgrebue OF
iaore Sinber os gioer benz mt 9u
% ItimuIerer en- i~tertere Circulation
al SIo6et.
8eS grugeu al BprumiO Bill
Cure lRges Tatierten biemme uSet
ct mite en- Gags arbeioe, IisegpISit
bbao bans geittuin9 er. SelbreSel
len fan opnanes nbicIut i oct pri
bate. 8i bruser ingen Raone | Dor
aUertisiemeuter uoeu meS Bdtien
tens ~iriuiuise Samtptte.
BpramiS Bile Cure er mar, per
manent % imertefrit. Spiat life
% Ri oil itrar foripue big meo en- ir
8rsOepaffe. BDramiS 7rug Co., Z;
8pramiO 9LSg., Waribaa. Did.
30 Gents StsrreLier al Baffer e
tiIiaigs Dos ale Gpotefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
SarIiee Dtoltntoner.

CT set muligt, of ntun meo en- BIO
lin, iom man / Ioreois iptuer paa
BET famine 8RreIie, fun bringe ct 5us
iaabon ub al 2tgepRgt, at bet lutte
ligt ftprter iuntmen9 Or BET meo an
ore Gro muIiet, at Be Soingntnger
iom 2uften iette8 / al bette %tilipnela'
oenbe ioa uifpI0tge Snitrument, ali'
aepeI er ioa fraftige, at Be efter lGn'
gere EibS 6orIsb fan 9iere Oct a
meo tpffe Mtltre % itnrte 9ipIfer?
Oct er / bbert Sub en- ubeItrtoeliq
RienSsgierniug, at Sonebdger Dir.
feIia ubeoer en- mefaniif 8irfnins poc
8ienitonoere | bet 8prelie, boor o.
frentbrinses. gtoar man Logger 2po'
o9mpere urber genene paa ct Blanc.
er BET life aIerte for 2poens SfpIb.
men oaiaa for at formnoife ben 81
tren / @ulpet, iom eQers bloc foruar'
iage en- Regn al 8aIf o8 Stso ira
2oftet / De garelfer, Ser lig8er ne
oenunSer.
Get er frembeleS faitlaaet, at naar
man ipiuer / R9rbeOen al en- Buffet
Der er fplbt meb RorceuPn og 8las.
fan WoIefpIerne / 8lasiere og ia.
oene brtnses 10 al oeres en- Gang be-
ftemte Groen UNDER Banntrfntng al
napuItg bsie Soner, iou @Iasiene
ipringer i'm og Sabene rniler neo.
80 taIri8ere og burti9ere 8tbra'
tiouerne er cs bet er ion befier6t
iqrIig Silf9lSet meS De SonebsIser,
iom frembrtnse8 al en- 8toIiu - oes
Itsrre er ben metariite @nergi. SeIt
ON ben siebliffeIige 8trfntng fiin er
gartife ringe og upaaptieIig, fan Dog.
unar Den fortiPttes IPnge % resel'
mesigt, babe betpSeIige 6sIser. De-
er Siitorteu ON 9rnaben, Der buIer
Stenen, ON igier.
Men oa Der iaroipnIigois ifaI aar'
tier, ia, aarbunbreber I'll, for en- Bio.
lin fan briuse ct Sus til at faIbe, be
bsner man Dog life at bIfoe 6efprtre,
al ben 8runS. sanSIgnIigpis pi
quiet bs Ell unturIig 0sS al mango
andre 8runbe, lRree 'fsr 8ioltntoner
mes 8irfnirg fan iporeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21

brig 5Eir en- ffiGrenoe TislpS / Sen
oeiIige S~uIebiLien: Greo paa Sor.
ben, menrsfeue en- geIbebogelig.
beo."
"5taI ies Inie op bet fsrfte Beers,
on Iarte mig, geo1tcmor, ba iea iorr
Iioeu Serte itoo pna Stanmrelsn oeo
sioen at ots9" iurilte BEN unee
Vise:
20, elf nm, raar su elite fan,
g, eff, hpor bu snb gaar,
Set isIes Ital en- Tag, en- Gang,
Raar bu | Sprs oeb @raoen itaar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
2toelic
al Eiles.
Siffcrt linnrct af E0ramio Bile
Sure.
On BrBptpaftt iruSes frit.

Ger cr inQcn 8runo piSieIis
inQen goo 8rltno - boortor nogen
Wdno eIler aoin6e ifllIoe oeobItoe al
Iibe al BiIes, uuor ct p~eberbeftigt
Sompnut al gpoteferr bar Io9t /
bpert onieeIigt glpotef en- poiitio %
albrigipi9teroe Sur for oenne frpQ.
teIi9e spgoom for en- Qri5 iroer oer
fattigite R%Gffeoi6oe. Sc bar giort
mere. 9e t%tIbpber at Iinbre ben
ipee miNIerttoigt % iptte bom paa
@eien iii Sur0be0 be0 at gioe til
bier Qtlespottert, iom ienber fit
Napu % ahresie, EFT fri Preoepotfe
al bet oi~OunoerIige BpramiO RiIe
Gltre I ct ensforpet SmIlag. Der er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
Oeeerioloaterne

Reserpreiterne @iIfrtt Steiport
og 8. Charles Rorrts / Rep Dor'
tom ben lite December til 8oibiug
TON | GnIeSrirg at, at 3 Reaerfom,
parier, ionr sioroe Eieneite ! @ropns,
bile, Seros. fif ubRSerItg afifeS
Goftor Sterpart fomrner meS liz
eSeIige grtIRriuger, eaaenbe ub pao
at ale Wano bar tiIiteSe, ga Raior
Genroie bnTbt N~suitrtng Wor8ener
efter llroIigbcSerne I 9pen. ltroItg'
beber bar ser, Sfub faISt, o. uo9ls
Merneiter iaorebes; men set bar fife
Regrere, Tom gioroe &oOlm; oct bar
Be bot6e, iom piIbe bIi Negrene fott.
Otter SpIsbet og Sfgontnaer iegte
be at bette SfpIoer for Oct belle ODER
poa Negrene, ifaffeoe fig til Guoe
observation-disclosures % piue6e oD ri.
fnIo efter Sfroeifpontngen poa Grer,
c%erpInoieu, for at set ifIIbe ie no,
ior Negrene baroe ifuot tnbe ! 9nen.