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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
LONG USED TO
EARTHQUAKES
Golden Gate Metropolis Has
Been Shaken Often
In the Past.
PRESENT WORST EVER KNOWN
Some Of the Skyscrapers and Other
Buildings Destroyed - Magniiisen!
City Hall Ia Ruins-Fires Ar
rested by Dynamite-EartE.
quake Of 1868 Described
by Mark Twain.
PRESENT WORST EVER KNOWN

\" HE recent disastrous earthquake
extending over SO large part
of the Pacific coast region and
wrecking such an extensive
section Of the city Of San Francisco
was not the first Of these catastrophes
known In the western metropolis,
though by all odds the most damaging.
For many years the municipal au-
thorities refused to permit tall build
lngs in the city because Of the fear OF
earthquakes, several Of which had al
ready been experienced. Finally the
Introduction was removed, however.
and number of skyscrapers resulted.
Prior to 1890 there was hardly
building In excess Of five stories and
only q few of that height. ToIay there
is one eighteen stories high and quite
a number from twelve to fourteen
stories.
In the spring Of 1893. about 10 o'clock
one night, the city had a seismic shock
that put to test its high structures. It
was the worst earthquake since 1SoS,
when for eight or nine blocks Oh the
main street (Market) the ground was
cracked open several inches.
In the upheaval Of 1893 the tail build
ings were given fearful shaking. and
some Of their occupants were maze
dizzy and sick. The structures were
uninjurel, and ever since that the
there has not been SO much question
Of the safety Of high Luildings Of MOD
ern construction-that IL, buildings OF
structural iroA frar.e ana faeirGS OF
pressed brick, terra Gotta or stone.
It was NJ. H. De Young. the prOprie-
tor and editor Of the Chronicle. who
was the pioneer IN this respect Re
met witt! opposition from the munich
PAL authorities fourteen years ago when
be decided to era>t Il ten stor; house
for his newspaper. 1t was behaved to
be Il dangerous undertaking because OF
the earthquake fear. but Mr. De Young
woa out and thereby set al example OF
enterprise to other wea lthy men who
have SINCE built more tall buildings.
For INSTANCE, l.. 0. Mile, tho New
York banker. who e-Tns great deal
Of San, Francisco property. hes one OF
the tallest and finest structures il the
city.
Claus Spreckels. known throughout
the country as the sugar king and the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

happened: ''Its houses were left unoc
cupied and unprotected, its former
trade ceased, its lots fell to a small
part Of their value, its two weekly
newspapers were suspended, and the
town. deserted by the bulk Of Its In
habitants, was at one time without q
single officer clothed with civil author
ity"
After the FIRST rush to tho gold dig
gings the town began to regain It's lost
ground, and ere long the influx Of gold
seekers gave quite an impetus to it's
growth. The town was Incorporated
In April. 1850, and the first common
council elected proceeded with diligence
to plumber the city treasury. The
same year the state was admitted to
the Union, and when the steamer Ore
gon brought the news-there was no
Geographic communication In those
days-business was entirely suspended
and the entire population rushed to the
wharfs to welcome the harbinger. The
town had about 10000 inhabitants at
that time. and when the people were
informed that the signal flags Of the
Oregon indicated that California was a
sovereign state Of the United States Of
America "a universal shout arose from
10000 voices on the wharfs, in the
streets. upon the hills, housetops and
the world Of shipping in the bay"
In Its early history the city suffered
from several disastrous fires. Between
December, 1S49, and June, 1851, six
CONGREGATIONS played havoc with the
growing young town. Better buildings
were planned and several fire compa-
MES were organized. These were steps
in the right direction. 1t was also dis
covered that the fires were started by
criminals who .prohted by the confu-
sion.
This fact and the ineff1ciency and
corruption of the city government led
a large number of citizens to organ
ize the famous vigilance committee
which ruled the place In 1851. Quite
number Of crooks were lynched by
the committee. others were driven out.
Hike JJeh,2 @pakhurst, the leading figure
in Bret aarte's "Outcasts Of Poker
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

from lsir tsy nach W2s a.-l0s' coA
pletely wrecked.
The most conspicuous ba!laiM;s Iii
San Francisco. the city hall. is al1sos.
totally ruined. 1t cost from $G.G33,(G
to $7.Qoo,GO0. took twenty five years III
construction and WAS S1lrmounted b:
q done $50 feet high. 1t was tllo'; h;
to be very solidly constructed. he.lc
built sEbG*ta ntially c. brick, with th:'
walls covered hy eam2at. Tha interior
of the dome was decorated with OK
pensi1e marbles taken from tie Pa
eiflc coast mount:.l..
Another very fine building, which
cost over S5,G0o000, is the splendid ho-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

/ bed. Men and women rushed wildly
forth in their night robes and fed In
panic through the streets. Many were
caught by the falling roofs and walls
and In the poorer districts the tene-
ments collapsed like eggshells, crush
ing and suffocating their inmates be-
fore they had time to escape. In many
cases fire finished the work Of death,
catching the victims as they were
pinned still alive under the debris.
To arrest the spread of the fire along
Market street many buildings were
dynamited.
The track of one railroad was de-
pressed four feet or more for q dis
lance of three miles. At one point in
the city the earth cracked open for q
distance of>six feet, leaving yawning
chasm of fathomless depth.
The destruction of all telegraph wires,
except one belonging to the Postal
union, made it almost impossible for
the stricken city to communicate with
the outside world. The severe Injury
to the Western Union and Postal Of
fees, also the Associated Press, greatly
added to the difficulty.
The practical destruction Of six or
eight blocks, coupled with the immense
loss of life and damage to property
throughout San Francisco and the en-
tire coast region. makes this the worst
earthquake disaster in American his
tory, exceeding even the historic
Charleston earthquake of few years
ago.
San Francisco has suffered from
many slight seismic shocks, one Of
them occurring about q year ago. At
that time a long article appeared In
one Of the papers. signed by pro-
fessor in one of the observatories near
by. stating that there was no partic-
ular danger from these tremors of the
earth's surface. The coast region, ac-
cording to this writer. was newer than
parts of the country farther east and
was therefore settling. He said peo-
pie should feel no alarm. as nothing
serious was liable to happen.
Evidently the earth's crust In the
Golden Gate region has been doing
some more settling"
The most severe earthquake San
Francisco has known prior to the pres
ent one was in 1863. Quite a little
damage resulted, though nothing re-
plotely comparable to this. 1t was the
1863 shakeup that was made famous
by Mark Twain. The most surprising
thing the genial Mark saw at that time
was the opening up of the ceiling Of
his room, the lips of the oritice work
ing to and fro like mouth and brick
slipping through and held In suspen-
sion, like one lone tooth on the jaw OF
an old man.
The last earthquake that occurred in
San Francisco was in January, 1900.
Several distinct shocks were felt early
In the morning, causing the vibration
Of buildings all over the city. The
chief building affected was the st.
Nicholas hotel, which was severely
shaken. The walls collapsed In GER
tain parts of the structure. guests were
thrown out OF their beds and furniture
was destroyed. &.
In 1904 there was q severe seismic
disturbance in Los Angeles. which was
felt throughout the city and for a
radius OF several miles around.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

northern. Beyond Ma
the trail to the Presidio,
cottages. cabins and she
ries and gardens, with
I. to the Marine hospital. b
| street, and another to the ~ 4 x I
anchorage, where specuiaf
planning a wharf to attract q
After the vigilance comn1lz
banded the criminal eleme2<
bolder, and In 1856 the crime
ruption in the city had bece
cradle to those who wished
decent and orderly Life. Whet
King Of the Bulletin, who X
nounced the thugs, was murd<
James P. Casey, q new vigflai
ganization was created, and ia +
days Casey and another mn
named Cora were executed In "a
the committees headquarters.
lawbreakers were later put to
and the regime of the California
man" came to an end.
1t has been asserted that San
cisco Is the most cosmopolitan CT
the world, and by cosmopolitan
meant population from all partn
the world. Not long ago the reccE
indicated that 43 per cent OF the ps1
pie of the city were born In forsisl
lands. not in two or three dineren
countries. but in practically every Ian
under the sun. According to the ne
tional census reports for 1890. Sal
Francisco had total population q
299,997. or these 1916 were NATIVE
born and 1851 were born outside 0l
the United States. Fully half thu
grown persons in the community re
moved to California from alien Lands
while large percentage of the Ottea
half and of the general body OF chi1
dren were of foreign parentage. y
1900 San Francisco had q populatioy
of 342,7 1882, Of which 94.1 per cent va
foreign born.
San Francisco has long been lama
as one Of the wide open" cities OF u
United States. AS in the days q
1849, the gambler devotes himself 4
his vocation with little interference
from the authorities. Prior to IN
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

f, erected ~ Mrs. Herman 0clricls
o.. tas!! lonal,ie sob hill. Mrs. Oe!;ic:is,
who Is daughter of the i-,te Senator
#air. las shof"~3 c@c taste IN The ar
c.b.t.ctara, :,l:;:ls Of Fa;rii.ont. the ap-
t.ro:..!ata name Of IT, ne7S hotel. So2a
:runi rs ')lr tbs structure. with it's
c!ae3v outlines makes IN bahoi:leT
ti,i:.& o. L Cree; t2;-,T:!e.. White and
s,,rracn=ni. Z ic-,i:.s a''3 - ;iie busy mar
aet p,a:>"-. us &reqt n:::s,;es:lie District.
be & >,v.>2,! !,.-,si..:.::s sEt.i9n and PIC
ur,s..:o -! .;;;+r.5; G." by iiae
5ay. :, i.s ;.i:.:-'''>,..' oF7ii2., to the
.:,c-y..ciisv.,.; :. IS cvt,.i:es'.V' and tn
winding IF ti,,' t'i.i:sj.r,. population.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

Richest san Franciscan. owns a build
ing seventeen stories high. commonly
kh6wn rs the Gail building. On three
Of. the tbrner sites, where Third street
inte.sects Market, is located the great
Sbfaekes building, the home Of thu
Call; the De Young building. the home
Of the Chronicle. and the Hearst build
Ing, occupied by the Examiner the
three great Pacific coast newspapers
having contributed handsomely to the
bailding development OF San Francisco
in recent years. The city now has IT.;
khare Of tall buildings. one being eight
bun stprles N height The major lsT'f
af ynesn Hre eight, ten ana twelve seg-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
Srn Grntfn, Winnciptd.

Saa ben Sio. ieg bor leoet Der, bar
lea cuSmu life icet Ell 8ogitap / SEQ
rabz8oiten" ira beure nDe g8H, % bct
tager icg iom Senis pan, at BEN noritt
9cfoltuing Eeroppe life PLACES at Striocs
tlee / noasu pioerc Wrno, os Steoet. Ell
bit ufienot for be fleite 2Gicre. aratto
er Y%oitfontor / 8eS Cafe Gouutb o. ey
beliggenoe pdn 8eo 2nte Aeieroationer
Sc. Tom bar meo Ser 90 ian Jig ON efte;
Qauo, buffer not Ret psltienote Naor
ShGnftolpn, iom 0ensaug beitoo al Ell
inSianif 2og Cabin, Get er SteSet.
Set bar sunni @taareS 1904. Senrt
Gel al ~9ieieroationeu bleb nnbnet DC
iolet / aburtsS rttioner til S~siitbboettSc
oeD auftiou I Sbici Hip,r Sails, gliuu
gu Glare Renncifer iamIeoes Der fra 81
uGrmeite Stater al f~oritieaiGe Rutionas
Iiteter torat fao zig ct Siptie al BET be-
rSmte Heo cafe 2dHo, og De tappebe3 on
at bbbe ooer b~oeranOre, iom ont bette oat
Sen iibife a%nIebriug til at faa tisbt iie
ct StBttc 9airo / belle 4mertta, og Splgcr
blen, at Oct b!en oprt noi for tralise. o.
iiGr for Dem, iom oilSe iomme 10 inbtiI
glpen euer 8eo Gate Riper. geo Sioer
al at tiebe bet mGa hi ogFun efterlent
5onleitenofosen til Runft og Rtifte; 4bI
Snfel Snm taaler life Suit at ttugei
Slogs IGngere nm. Seq trur 2nneet
toetAeletaoet or goot uuotnsen at en- Sc.
| al bet err for panot til at able grsoe pda
iaIefdlS for oct fgrite. Saussmeb 8er
GATE 8iper oil oct meo 2io % Var bIipt
ct pattsrt Settlenent. SloSeH bagtel
ia gieuncm 9eoiicb % Brnirie; bisi,
| 5ureuiug sier 2drSifabet itiSut og itbi
bhoenbe. On 9aaotnr paa Ell bntier
Sommerodg CT cit 6orfrinriug. gnl
Den ncrSrc Breo al serue Gio bar Snoid.
uerne baot fine 2sirpIaoie, % pan nei
SiNe har Be fin @ei til Sbief aiber Sani
mi ogiad, Ser bar be lat op tine "8isr
tuauts~, Ieget og harriet pnd 8iIomauol
Vis og liBele0es begraOet Hosie al iiut
Eeoe, men oeres Sen uoatte tnaes % o.
btinges til ct iifrere Sieo, bOor ben bpi
be Atanb life inrbe plsie eaer barre oDs,
Dem. Set er mig f%ortalt. at ben rsoI
RaaS aISria letter i'm 200 paa Den ion
| ere greS al SloSeu, % life en- encite a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
IRA samss.n, Mamisn 60, q. {.

2a Sturmeu 90 giuScu bpiuer o9 pis
Der, or BET be6it at pGre irSc, % Ia er Set
goSt al babe "Sceerabs Soften" at fors
sribe Chen meS. Seq bnr nISriR prsoet
al rrre SEN foruSeu, iiscn ieg ~bcgruote
at boISe Sen. on iauSt at iiae. Nisie
LANCE @~iuteraftenet otLpe bliue altfur
laNGe ioruScu Soften. @i hor NOT life
nogen goitrute enbnu, men aQigcDeI TOM
mer "&oiteu~ til os to @ouac ON ll1en.
iaa ianSt life Stormen 90 Suceu bIofs
fer pp Sernbanen. iaa hberfeu Sim Sill
cHcr gotten" tcntmer fretr. men Set bdr
NOT bGRbt iig en- to eler IRE Sarge dHcs
reoe | Birter, at be life bar fun1met frem
pau @ruuo af Stormen. Seq bar Iepet
i Sfogcn fornS og lea bar aISrig feet in1
meget til 5turmeu. Seq trcche BET ifnIs
81 bli5c en- ithg Storut, ON ieg life ituIoe
torne til SiGiet. men for n0gIe Sage IT,
Den bar Set Der en- iaaSan iom ri falosr
itp85torm; ie9 tunoe life ic llohuieue fra
8aaniuaSbuict. men til "Stabeleu" inus
tee ieG, at ieg modtte gna. Seq latte pad
i fulSt Spraus og remote Ij9e MOB SIPS
rGBgeu, ier ieg ian ben.
Saa Iiot ON Dor tripelios gn Snrps
ben; Ser er Der til at inn fis6t, boaO
Oh eub beboger, % mango peue Storcs.
Ser er life for maree SoIt Der, og set
bar snifeligt, nht Der som Here. Roaer
Snqoum cr Ser tiIoels Der oqau, OF 90
BEN bar oBida giGitet os, men / Bet belle
taget or set life ina mnnecIIags Sp9s
bonuue. Set er melt 9ereoieber, flyer
So.toren. Seq tror. bette iiuIoe urre en-
gco @lucs ior en- nprif Spitor; tbi raar
Der er to Srugltores, faa fan Der Del bee
re to Sottorer ogida,~ Sa, bcrmco idoc
lea lutte for beuue Sang meO 'en benli8
SiIIeu tit ale "Geeorabs Befteu"s Gar
Sere. Ole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
otitier.
On Gpergrsrn Sberiniift.

@r. 3. 5iH / Gunoee. 81, er en-
@oergreeu Specialiit, % ct @eisg til
bans iture Sabe oil ~ooerbeoiie enboer
om at ban bar 8et til zen Sitel. ST.
oeufur bans Gneucrtsr finbes Rrspcr
paa nriten eitboer Sort at Seu ~prrgtigc
Elnnte. Mr. SiH bar ginet SageH ON
Smplautuing % Transportation at
Srrr ipeciel Cpmertiombeb, og bans
gtanbe at erooe op % tropaffe Srrr pus
cr idaSar, at set CT iictoeu roget Sab
ipraariages 6eroee, e3 SrTerne tribes
og itaar zig goot, icfp ON De transport
res Here bunbrehe Wil. Vile iom tGntcr
paa at plante erfcu 9ucrarcens eucr an
6re Gortcr SrGr. piI aiore bel ! at fau
ct grempIar al Rr. 5iHs aatnIce. 60
gen or prGgtigt iIiuitrcrct og inSeboIocr
SpInsuiuger, iom er al Srrbi for en-
bper, iom trrnger @artuerineer. Sen
icuoeS frit pnn NrmOOuiug. Strio hi
Rr. 3. Sill, GunSec 9}urieries, Sunbee,
N.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
Ora CARING q. 3, GauaSa.

Seq bil neo set famine iea inoienocr
@etnEirgcu fra 8Iahet o9iaa Iabe Sem
biNe liot fra beune Eloos. Get er mt
ioa lougt Norb, at Sc rtnnIfc tror, hi er
ubenfor Solfeifitten, men Seri tuger s.
fell. Set famine Ebemn er / SoIfemuns
oene her, tnar Sc touuner iamrueu, iont
nebe ! Staterne. 1entIig: Oct er nof idn
bra SER ioag, og ian ct BET at tale ont
BE- itoite Nb6eSer / Toiieu. @i bar bnpt
E. uOntertet Siutcrpeir, nGitcn ingeu
Sre, o9 in9su Sneitorme beo hi al bers
oppe. 500 NbIiHg fit hi iibite Soms
rter, o. RriIerne er notiaa bra: 5bcSc
80 Gents, Spg SO. 3 25, SABRE 25 og
Boteter 40 @euts, Iaa man tan life f[nge,
nnnr ntau bare fan fua roget Niger
pIetet op. men Set cr 6aorbt at fou bret
fet op nb Soro; tbi ser er idn megct
Reooer / Sorben eftrr al ben "9rHib".
gteu iaa faar man hare Sdalmooigbeo,
iaa gaar BET moi. GIt S~omeiteaSldno er
iaa at ii9e optnget ruuot Der, men Der
er Ell RGngbc tint RaiIroobIano at fau
til biuig Yris. SuIen er IN ober, og en-
rigtig b1ggeIig Sui babe hi. anSenoag
Sul bau0e hi en- itor SulctrGieit / BAL
mer SfoIebuS, 8 0fit upro berfrn, ga
tor 6uIborIeu Of bcu SoreneSe airte bar
tiIiteNe o. boLot en- fort Sale. 8crefter
Idooe Srreriuberre ira gnrling % BAL
mer Sfolc o%rrnngeret ct fort Erogrant
bcitaaenSe Of Gang % Ruiif, 8ecitotios
ner, GiaIoser 'o8 iadSunt; iaa iom
sgbIer og 9atSB og gsSber o. 8aber.
iou ct Renueife iorgIemte aIbeIes at ban
bar / ct NIT 2ortS. 9e fer iaaIeSes, at
bi er life ian "%Iloiu" Der beaer. Ru bar
Itngoommcu fauet op en- 9e6atforenir9,
Hoor Sc boiler Rt6e bber Sresags afs
ten / 8aImer 5toleBus. SafteH bar
S6emaet: "g86ih is mott uiefun, Il
Broom or q GiI6ras?" RGite Sreoag
pil Sbcmuet bLioe: 5btlfst er be6It for
9anoet, 8icr0eboIS eler ftie 8rRssaus
ae2 lIuaoommen bar set belt trapelt
mes at biItutcre. Snn nil ice tiIilut sns
ffe Sluects Rerionale ct sIGoeligt og Inf
tcligt anr.
Trg. q. Sobnion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23

rem bar iea feet paa Sen She, iioer
iee trn tcr. Spdb 8rutsen CT, peo icn
fife. Sorntooeufiia Ascriro ONT aGuovpGs
iencr, Sen fsritc gplins Der q bopeo-
idssIig SIdr. for Oct meite paa @aars
brutfine. Snas Sreiing ungnar. ioa
ntaatse bi pentc. tic ale andre bar f0rnis
gc meb lit. Scnere eun tent pan Seiten
fem &c eroeIia irS paa Aeierodtiofpn
meS fine gGrnle S~reiferoifiner til Be me
SeitIere for at idae Vat pan here's SIar,
"a i giioien al Saniar 1906 blcp Re
fGrbigc. lirbrtfct bfeb BIT iod nogens
ItrSe miSoels en- 2rfFe bar BET, at
@circt bar prret inn milot ca gpsi | Bin
fer. cnblfisnt Scbrnar bar oeret foIe %
MORT, men hi trbaier ben life iaa niesst,
foroi Sen CT sen mmoitc AZ Sc 10. Si
hor Roftrutc fra gtief Ritter SauS, ipm
anlsber fsIsensc Eo'tIoutorer: antpu.
Sratfa. 8rrmteberg, SusnrH o. Sigb
2onSiug. eaar op eon enc 9ua % tiTbape
Sen aabeu. SisIc Bort Sificcrcr bar
SarbeIsieSer peo Giben nf oa CT beIig'
gruSe paa uorbre GiSe al Gtpeu. Sm
Sorrmercn er Der gnnhfart paa Slossn.
Ser err en- 9ampobao. inm gaGr uteHent
9hici Riocr Saiis o. @eo cafe % mins
IRE 8~asoIin6naoc fcm iroatrr Carer til
Sarmere al SdnseIsfoif beriru Reicroa4
tioren Seq icnscr min Eat til "9eeos
rad RoItol" for bst sooe Srieitoi % tiIs
iihit Ell neuIig SiIien til @!aoet3 2riere.
Grnc @mnoeriou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
2iSt on, Cuba.

Ga lea fife btet fGrSig til at reiie til
Cuba / 9inter, iau maa ieg beoe 8eSats
tiorer al "8oitcu" og tiuige "Sfurbiuae
BEN, ont Sc bill optage bette Stptte; on
iea If ion mtange grep. at ieg life fan
ftore baa Sem ale, ion icg b%enbenbc
mia til 8la0ets Spalter. No8le iperger.
Spnb fan man able paa Cuba? Suffer,
Sobnf, Safe, Oranges, S~ineapples,
GbotpIobe. G~ocougnoer, lemons, 9as
nauas % 8utctcs; (igciua en- Sort Sotcs
tee, TOM IatoeS for Donates, DC irrnger
jeoliat on lies goot nf Gllbanerne iaas
rel TOM al ameritGuerue. Sc ian able
s Nnliuocr mcO 3ai8 pna iamne Stntfe
QarS. Sua eoot Saub aoler man almtns
Seliat: lite auItHg 60 SufbeIs pr, acre,
2ocn 30 gu., 35ie 25 gu. pr. acre. See
fnn relies ale trutcIige Sorter at Gar
BEN Stuff. Ser er ogiaa aipr, 9rtIer,
Suar, @ieoer, 5enS % SaItuner. Gierez
ne betales meb ira 40 iii 60 Goaars pr.
Gtnffe. Get cr meset t%snnenoe at dbte
a~reatrer, on Sc fan gan I'D paa 8rent
@rGs belle auret i0ieurerr. Nan bruecr
tau Qrroet blot $unper % Srer; go
nperue blot Iom RiNebeite; Be betales
mcS fra rs til 100 Soaars pr. Stpfte.
st Sreteam betales meo ira 40 til 100
Collars. Ser er ct goht Rarteo pnn
Cuba for oIe Siug, iom fan aoles. vi
rGrbiiuloe Greer er Der en- bel ScI:
Rubogui, CEDAR, Tlmeti, 5efro, Siras
BETA. Settle er fnitbure Sr1er; Der
purer cgian en- pei Sci andre SrGiorter.
&aHoet, boor leg bar pGret, bar pGret
qoSt; ieg bar lite hsrt uoacU Slaae
rper Saariiat. Ser er en- ReguiRiOu
raa Cuba, sen beghnSer tite glai o. nns
Ter til Gluten Of Sum. Ser er diHtius
beItet CT giequilur ON Sueen, iom parer
fro / til 8 Surer. eIers ON Sugeu er
Set Hart Coffin. Regnet tontmer life
uteb Storm. Sc cbrtgc @aaneoer er Ser
tasienSe @egH, maaite uoget liest | ga
mar, Sebrudr % Rarts; men BET bar
;neeu TtaseIig @irtntu8 meo 8enipn til
Slplmaeu. 9eiret CT bebaseliat belle
goret ruu5t. Ser er Itot Roifittoes
e. Bar @~aaneSers 5io ON aaref,
men Sc BolSer life til paa Sietters
ne. sluer or ser uEiteu ife mo-
get af, ?. iarIise Suiettcr tienner ie1
life til noseu, bar life bert uogeu aa8c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
ara Ujrualu, glinueistu.

BEG tcaunote uctop fgr SuI at 6oloe
"Gceora6 Soften oa "9co arnsn" % ieS
LITER glaSct uomcrtct. Seq Ieuer bsrs
oppe par "Suot" sHeitrputioHcn, og itg
bar lcoet Der M / 8 War til Ednrsn, ian
lea bar Jet pUrrc Eioer Der, euO oct NJ
cr. Qt tan TIE It0ge MI. @i bar
ct fort % prrotigt 8roterniture. ct
SnrSnareitorc, ct 1otel, en- Smt9je. en-
EuuiebaG mtO G1iieuSirIa, % M begHrs
Der Ui / Boar at braqc gteteri. ian at bort
Smer nil bf / goo 8ri5. @or Su fuIcc5
@r1gla. Roit6uict CT ( 5uroudrciorct.
% Der er oi o. taaer moo Foitcu iii 6oer
Tag, b0i5 Efir % Rlno life er alt for
itrcug. men III bar ri 6ai; bet ipRreite
SnefuIo % SHeSreD Der bar URrtt /
&juter, "a M CT Der rGiteu ale bers
rUHat, iom bar mtrc elisr miuSre agrc.
ina Der er m fuIOt op az Egclcmuffiucr
ON peiteU. Seq Tf life freifs ierenS i
S]uIeuscu men bette por dIi9eDeI a0ot,
Set cr Sem, iom uIottes life 1T trtTt.
Rrs. Eic Y. Nuuti0n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
etnrsepn sufe, gine Co., Tiimn.

Wrb set famine iee former miu eitbs
ifription pna "8ecorahsB piteu", Zoo fanr
ies billie Sers iua n,eeen Snt for ale De
&rGnrier iorr ~EpIteu" bar ienht mig;
Ferit tiger @or inu traree Saf for TuaIes
brepet, Sc iertbte benSe. Set bar beubc
Ell fiertpmmen @abe; ian fnnr ieg IL
&c iad mango Sof fpr SenieIsoaesboger,
Sc ienbtc mig; BEN CT en- Iioen iuteress
fdut 9ug, ium erFoer GomiIie bltSe boz
ne, % ieg tror, BEN burSe fiuoes hos ale
EebetipenSe pgnin. So, Sat ogiaa for
die sc ANDRE &rGmier, Sc bar lerbt
mig; bet tuger for ntreen &taSS iii at
rrore Dem ate. Set bar b9ret honters
fet tint Seir; dteffen iugeu aulSc, men nit
ier set irb, inin ON ri Hal faa betalt, for
at hi bar pentct iaa Innge. San fnnr ieg
euife "9erprnbsB piten" p9 ale Sers 2es
iere gpO 2bffe og Sremguu9 eietrcm
Naret. Gbarlep 3roteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-23
Gfeftrif Triit

oicuucm Simploutlnneleu mad III
onices ion CT 6aftum, ioet aoutratt
or uiluttct mes set befieuOtc Tiruo
@rorun, @ooert & 50. Ter nil bJtoc
onocuOt Spitelnct meo Greieitrem,
nPrmeit iorot man itrur fan fuo Ito
laant Be iorusOne 2ofontotiUcr ira
Stulien, hDor iom betienSt bette en-
item err unpen6t PED gunerne ]nOrOouer
ira Wlilano. Griiten oil iaaIe0c5
funne aabnes lite Suui. Zen Tor.
nsone gnnotruft cr for 5aau6en :223O
Seitefrpiter pna WOroiioen % 1850
SeItefrRfter pan SuOiiSen at Eunue'
fen. Nunr mar regner, at Der til
9entilatiou, 8elpsning M. .. meo.
gaar 1850 Seitefrpfter. baUe3 ser for
6en eteftriife Crit tilbuge 1880 5e.
itefrRiter, 6Uiitet cr rigellgt. ) Gil.
iRioe at 6oritprrelie af ben eIeitriite
Grit pit Der pun beage Siocr al Giel.
set aItiO itaa SamplOfomotiUer til
GispoiitioH.