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when elected to the house in 1852. John
sherman was 81 when elected TO the house
in 1854 the same year Mr.. Morrill, came
down from Vermont Their several ages
are about the general run OF the thousands
of representatives and senators who have
come and gone.
In nearly every house. however, there
are two CT three young fellows who barely
come within the constitutional limit. Sew
eral Of our most conspicuous statesmen OF
past times entered the house at about T.
Among them John Randolph Of Roanoke
John Q. Breckenridge Of Kentucky, William
r. Kins Of Alabama and Richard NJ. John
son Of Kentucky, All OF them subsequently
served in the seRate, and all except Ran
dolph were vice presidents OF the United
States. Breckenridge, afterward a con-
federate mayor-genoral and secretary Of
war. was one Of the defeated candidates
for the presidency in 1seO when Lincoln
was elected.
John V. Wright OF Tennessee was elected
to the house in 1854 at the age CT ss and
Augustus c. Dodge OF Iowa. afterward
senator. was elected at g.
Speakers Hunter. Cobb and Grow en-
tered the house at q. Speaker John W.
Taylor at 2s. Speakers Polk and White at
%. Speaker Colfax at 81 and Speaker Blaine
at-S2, Speaker Clay was elected first to
the senate at q, being undep the constitu-
tional age
President Franklin Pierce was a repre-
sentative at Is and senator at 90, President
Andrew Jackson at % and senator at 90,
President James Buchanan at 81 and SEN
ator at IS. President james A. GARFIELD
at 80 and elected senator al 4s. but made
president before he took his seat In the
senate. and President William Mckinley
az a.
Various other American political notabil-
tiles entered the house az these youth
ages: Francis w. Pickens and Alex.
Ramsey at q. Fernando Wood and Edward
Mcpherson at - John c. Calhoun. sam
Houston and Stephen A. Douglas at q:
DANIEL Webster, Alex. II. Stephens and
Roscoe COnkling al 80; John j. Crittenden.
Allen q. Thurman, Thomas A. Hendricks
ana William s, Holman at a. John II.
Keteham, the record holder OF house ten
ure. was a when first elected TO that body.
In the congress just expired there we're
several members lust barely above the
constitutional age when hrst chosen. Nor
ris Sheppard OF Texas. the youngest, was
q few months over q when elected IN 1900;
John J. Fitzgerald Of New York. a few
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the next highest man" being half an inch
shorter. The award was so. and the equiv
alent, a handsome watch and fob, was
given Porteous.
He has been living in the west for q
year, and most Of the time was spent In
Wyoming.
His rapid growth and the occupation he
followed proved TO be a combination that
worked injury to his health, and he is now
trying to reeuperate from an attack of
lung trouble.
Porteous Is an expert granite and mar
bic cutter. and he ascribes the breathing
Of the dangerous dust at the time he was
growing so rapidly as the cause Of his
lung affection.
His father and mother are ordinary sized
persons and his father can stand under his
arm with hat on. His fathers relatives IA
Scotland are all tall and few OF them are
under six feet.
POrteous despite his great height, Is not
out OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30

the viscid mass, which was later destined
to tickle the palate OF the bueoiio youth
in the shape Of Observation-Disclosures mint
sticks Mr.. Walter noticed that the boy,
in order to produce the bright red color Of
the candy, every now and then poured a
few drops Of some deep red stun into
the sweetness. Finally he asked the boy:
what is the stun that gives the candy
its beautiful red COLOR" He said II was
boiled cochineal. Walter quiEzed the boy
until he had the modus operandi OF the
BARRIERS pole candy down perfectly.
1T cochineal gives the candy its beauti-
full color, why not lemonade2" was the in
ward query. And then there was born the
idea which quickly terminated into the full
blossom OF the pink lemonade Of circus
fame.
Stepping into a drug store on his way
home. he bought a quantity Of cochineal
and a lot Of lemons, which In those days
we're not such disreputable things. Manu-
featuring a lot OF lemonade, and coloring
II a vivid red he next day, accompanied
his brother to a sale, and the red bever-
age made It's debut under the name Of
strawberry lemonade" II scored an In
slant hit
Several days later the Great London Cir
Gus came 10 Easton, and Walter pitched
his stand OF candy peanuts, cake and pink
lemonade (for the red was fading as the
prohts grew, as near the circus grounds
as he possibly could. 1t was a warm day
and this, combined with the color Of the
wonderful new drink, swept across the
poeketbooks OF the multitude to- the tune
Of Se5.
The men who had the candy and re-
freshment privileges with the circus paid
the proprietors OF the latter $500 for the
season. They were not slow In catching
onto Wa1ers wonderful sales and they
tried to find out how the latter gave his
lemonade its wonderful tempting color
They begged, eajoled and finally threatened
him with violence II he would not tell. But
a man who had faced death on the battle
feld Of Gettysburg on the third day was
not 50 easily frightened, and then they
tried bribery, with no better success. Next
day. with a wagon laden with a new sup
ply Of red lemonade and other stun. Mr.
Walter followed the circus and pitched his
tent near the show grounds as he had
done the day before. and the rlby-colored
drink flowed In streams.
Next year. In 1893, Waiter. with his pink
lemonade. secured the refreshment PRIV
ileges for Ben Gardners circus, for s.. 50C
season. and then his real circus career
began. and continued tor sixteen years,
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Ave years He was in ofioe tYo-thirds Of
the time dnd premier twice.
Gladstone's great rival. Benjamin pisraeH
did not get into the House OF Commons
until he was 49, having been defeated in
several previous trials At first derided and
hooted down, he eventually became leader
OF the house and was prime minister twice
His parliamentary career lasted only forty
four years.
E. ]. Smith-Stanlsy, afterward Lord
Derby, was elected TO the House Of Com
mons at 22 and was in PARLIAMENT forty
six years continuously He was prime
minister thfee times
Sir Robert wa1pole, to so further aheld.
entered the house at Is and held various
offices, among them the premiership twice,
the las, time for twenty-five years con-
tinuously, when he resigned and was
created earl OF oxford. He was in Parlia-
ment forty-four years.
These do not exhaust the list They are
cited because they are familiar names 10
Americans Their extreme youth upon
entering the commons Is a remarkable
feature Of these cases. Doubtless more
than a thousand men have served In PaTlia-
ment more than nifty years each continu-
ously who first began their careers in the
house and who entered public life under y,
William Pitt tbs younger entered the
house at p, was chancellor OF the OK .
cheQuor at 3 and prime minister at "A, and
90 Is was the most popular and powerful
minister Of modern times, the greatest
subject that England had seen for many
generations. He resigned In 1901, after
eighteen years OF almost absolute power.
He died at a. This great career OF a mere
boy was no accident william Pitt was a
prodigy. like our Henry Clay who was
chosen speaker OF the house oOlncident
with his entry into that body and con-
unued TO be its speaker during his entire
tenure OF about ten years.
American representatives and senators
have not the ADVANTAGE OF entering public
life At an early age. Under direct cOnst-
tutiOnal provision they are ineligible until
e and 50 years cid. respectively, for mem
bership In the house and senate. Very
few in the prevailing tendency OF public
opinion, reach the house AZ 3. Our rep
resentatives. unsided by the divine right
% caste, are generally mature men before
they arrive
For instance, the late Justin g. Morrill,
OF Vermont was A when elected 70 con-
gress In 1854 Senator W. b. Allison, holding
the next h!ghest record Of tenure. was 50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30
LONG TERMS IN PARLIAMENT
eoOrds Of Service that Exceed Those o.
Cur CongYsss.
GLADSTONE sEEvO sNTY-sN YEARS
Condition Is Due Largely 60 the Early
Age at which EnEliahmen
Enter the House OF
Commons.

WASHINGTON. March 9O-The long
timers in the American congress, striking
a. they are. are outranked both In number
and time by the English parliamentary
tenures Some OF the British records make
even the long services OF Senators Morrill,,
Allison and sherman look commonplace.
William Ewart Gladstone made a COM
tinuous parliamentary record OF siNty-six
years. He was prime minister twice, and
held various subordinate administrative
Offices under other premiere Nevertheless.
while holding these places he continued 10
Be a member OF the House Of Commons, 10
which he was hrst elected In 1882, when but
20 years old.
Herein is where the English legislator has
a distinct advantage over his American
cousin. He can enter the commons as
mere boy. He does not have 70 relinquish
his place in the house to accept an admins
tradye position. Gladstones was a long
political career but II was not an unusual
,one IN English annals. He represented the
University OF oxford for eighteen consecu-
tive years.
Lord Palmerston was for ffty-eight years
continuously a member of Parliament He
entered the commons at - and for twenty
consecutive years represented that ether
great English niversity-Cambridse He
was premier OF England twice. For nine
teen years he was continuously secretary OF
war under hve different administrations
He was secretary OF state twenty-five
years.
slr Robert Peel was elected 70 the House
OF Commons when but q. and was continu-
ously a member OF that body for ffty-seven
years. He was three times prime minister
and almost continuously for forty years an
once holder
lord John Russell also entered the House
OF Commons al n and served continuously
IN that AND ths House Of Lords tor sixty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30

months over % and Burton L. French OF
Idaho a.
Senator Joseph w. Bailey Of Texas, at
4S. has record OF sixteen years consecu-
tive service, Aside from MT. Bailey. Mr..
LaFolletts Is now tho only senator who
entered congress under 80. He got into
the house in 1854 at %, serving six years.
LaFollette is nine years older than Bailey.
Others who entered congress young are
Senators Dolliyer and Kean at 80, Elkins
and Burkett at 81, Hale at 80, Allison. Car
ter and Long at a. cuilom and Burrows
at IS, Teller and Lodge at SO.
stan others were past middle age when
they entered congress, notably Pettus the
oldest. who was 76i Depew, IS; Proctor. 81;
Bacon. s.; Morgan. 6si Foraker 81; Till
man, 49,; Warren, 46; Spooner, AZ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30

and within that span Of years he saw the
evolution OF the circus from the hoof and
the axle to the monster railway trains.
genial, modest and retiring man Is Mr..
Walter, and it does not take long TO learn
that he saw the world and mingled with
many men as one OF them. "-Philadelphia
Record
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30
SEVEN FEET TALL AT "a
Human SICysoraPer OF Kentucky hikes
for the Mountains for HE
Health.

Seven feet tall, - years old and stin
growing. This is the striking condition Of
John 8. Porteous, OF Paducah, KY, who is
in Colorado for his health
I'm Kentucky they call me the human
sxyscraper," he said. He towers 80 high
above the rest OF humanity that the APP
pellation is well applied. He carried on
the prize for the tallsst and thinnest man
in the Elks' parade during the convention
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-30

We introduce these splendid made-by
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Jnotif Syrite paa Reiie.

emiren Of afgbuniiton sipiter for
Sioen i'm fore Rabo, bet inotffe Set.
ietrige, os ben it~orlaae6e Rootaael.
ie, Der er bIeoen ben aiiattife Serifer
til Del, biOner ONT at England frem.
oeIeS tia9gger afgbantitan et life
rtnge 8etponing, at man amer bet
for nsopen6ist ogiaa fremtioigt at
babe en- Bonn mellem Rllsierriget og
Snoieu. Sg / iaa Senieeube bar bet
biergrige 2ano meb ben frtgerffe 9e.
~foIfntne 10 bibtiI giort gob Spite.
De Gmiren ooerItreb ben tnbiitc
@rGnie, toroneoe aanonerne, me.
bens afgbanerflaget fIsi til Cops og
ct Muiifforps iptuebe afgbanernes
Srigsiang. SomtiOt9 bleo Der oOer.
raft SabibuIab - bet er Gmirens
Rapn - ct / De bierteIigite uOtrpt
boIot Telegram fra Song GbDaro,
Ser tituIere6e fin @ieit: Ceres No.
ieitet", bbab albrig for bar bpnot,
8e6 @renien bar meot ct Bur E,t.
iino engelife SoIoater, Der eifortere.
De @mtren iii agra, boor ben egent.
Iige RootageIie ifuIoe iiuoe Steo.
gnaIenoerne bar ~forbereOte poa,
of Gmiren piloe ubfoIbe en- betpbe.
Zig 8ragt, men oct, De iaa, ober9it
bog oeres brtiti9ite Sorpertninger.
@miren bar Iebiaget al ct SsIge poa
LOO Ranb, b~poriblonht bar ollie
2onoets Spriter o9 ppperite Reno;
al @rfarins peo gmtren uemItg, at
Der fan foregaa iaore mertueroige
Sing, bois bans 6pritet four 2op til
at roaoe en- fort Etb, og for at fire
fig mob epent1teIle BaIaoSreuolutio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

San talte mltntert meb Be engelIfe
Sficerer - paa 8eriiif, Der err 81.
pIomatiprog peo afebonerboffet.
Saa latte gmirens Cog fig / 8e.
bageIie. S Sorpeien bleo Der ieu6t
Stafetter, iom ifuIoe meIoe, naor
ban funoe bore / Ggra. SeIefon cg
Selegraf maatte life benntte8; Gmt.
rem offpr btsie og aGe andre mooer.
ne Stngeiter, ogiaa Sernbaner. Men
ba ben aIiatiife Serifer me6fsrer en-
~folosial Baggage, naa ser mango
Saitbpr til. Eli Sn6ien meSfsrer
ban op tmoo Eufino 9ameIer, Gro.
meoarer 90 glefunter.
Geb anfomiten til agra bIep @mi.
rem mootaget at 8%icefoneen, Serb
8ithener og en- RGngbe inbiife Spr.
iter. RobtageIien bar meget bierte.
Zig. Sg efter en- Seitmtooa9, oeo
botlfen finn ierpereoes GntrenS StD.
retter, fog SeitIigbeoerne fin Begun.
belle.
gmirens SpboIb / Sn6ien itrGffer
fig ODER ct 8ar Naoneoer, og ban bar
erflPret, at ban bill ie alt. en- Dag
boloes Ser Eroppereorte, boaO ban
timber fort 9ebag l. en- anben Gag
arraneeres Stgeriagt o.i.p.
$ Ribten af Sebri,ar goar Reiicn
til Bombay, og BEN aiiatiife Serifer
gIaber fig meget til of lie "et rtgti9t
Sab". Set bar nemlig life tibIigere
p9ret BAN %forunOt.
@miren brt1eer en- W9ngoe foit'
bare @aner til &eiieren al Snoten.
Wen Der baageS itren9t oper @aoer'
ne. Spirit naar ban fOrlaOer SnOten,
bliber De aiIebereoe. Gen etenoorn'
meIige SerIfer forteler tmiolertio,
at De rep~raienterer en- SGrbt al ~
Rillion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

8eo at bsre bette bIeo Srl 2umar'
tine, ser, Taupiot ieg ~erinorer, bar
GngIptoermoe, bIeg 90 iaa paa
SournaIntm.
ga, ies bplSer life al ct nbcretti'
get Rn," iortiatte Suiets Serre.
"S6ateipeare en- en- 6orbom Sbate'
ipeare er en- Spfnbelie al Romontt'
fenS 0igtere. goItaire bar ingen
Omrian. Sbafeipeare er ct 6G."
ct Sop" uSbrso Serter forf9r.
oct.
ct Er, ug bet e%iertar leg. let
er Ror6eu meo 2aterna mogiea, Ell
Dramoturg for Barn. Oct er min
Meuine, % ies bill beotie Oct. gfn
fsrIte Grtifel til "SiecIe" ifal afgaa
berfru imoraen. Seq oil Ifrtoe Sert
i gsot, % iaa Ifal III ie 2sier meS Btl'
liam Sbafeipeare."
Sru 2omartine oiSfte, at mar ben'
ScS IouS REQ en- 8i9pbcit maotte
man bare IuSe bam prrre | Ro. &aar
ter bar qoaet noeen SiS, bapoe ban
reSet fla trrt oe iteg al Soften. I'M
ser ben soriae Gel al RaaItioet talte
bun life mere cut Den itore engelIte
0ister, mems 2amartine, tiItroSs for
SegierS Salope1toirser, pcobleu at
rifle beptic, at De sbafeipenreife &aa.
tinS par Ihlpioe,
\"Se blot til 'SamIet', Senne Sain'
let, Der ipsrser iis ieIp, ON Der er
roaet biHitScs Esoeit iom ertlrrer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
San fjernet Armen.

Cyrus 8afer, fern Ceres arm,"
ia ben ititse Game; for ban bapSe
Raa en- sieripnlig i~fis6eSlss 0saabe
lagt arlnen paa &pggen al benbes
StoI.
Saaret of Stenmtelts itarpe Gone.
faIb Mep 6en ltnge Mauo iIorsb |
SopeSet.
~gr oct 6at g%eltomItbiIien, on 81.
Ter mig, artseline If9tcn, bu, ioun
gap Dig lloIeenbe al at pgre iaa be.
Srsoet, % leg br6g / &rieen - bu,
iom 9raat, Iom on bar piifet 90 ia,
on life uiIoe iaa ct Eiebltfs Sreb
eGIer 2pffe, fsr ies bar fonuuet peIbe.
bolom biem igieL oi, icm 600 mig
ct Sotogrofi, inm ies ban baaret nar'
meit oette2" raabte ban o9 lag0e
Saonben poa Siertet.
"SsSta. ies buffer alt bette"
"Sur DIT gIelrt, at on oeo afifeSen
iogbe: "aa gpr,rs, BET tnirier init
.Sierte9"
Qlaia, ieg fom bit meS en- Zig BE.
merfning."
"Sg ba ie9 bleo iaart, ia8bc on,
ieg muatte ifpube mig at bIi friit %
brmnte tiLbdge til Dig. Suffer on
oet?"
"gt1L ga b,t uriubcr mig paa oct,
ia."
ON er temmeIis f~oronSret, iasoe
tan ursrft.
"0ten De er enbba mer toronSret,
Wtr. 8afer," inorte bum folot.
"Gu fororer fremSeles, at leg ifal
fierne min glrm?" iagbe ian bitert.
Get gisr ieg."
&oIig reiite ber lrrge NsanS 'tg,
Ifruct ErGnrnten al fig, lagSe Dem
ioran belrSes Ss0Ser og oenote Jig
for at gda.
"Sc8 boobcr, Ge mt er tafreoS,
ITrGfen," iogbe ban iSfolot.
Mcn 6refcnclt bar oaanct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

'riioe ban more itg nieo at taile Gor.
fotteren til "Stormen" til SoroeH.
"areut5erfunaten" er ct Meitelberf
men bet er "Stbello" ~innoelig ogino,
% ieIo ben melt roblrite Busters
Sndn6 fnnr itfe gugt nteo BEN itore
WinS Rp, hRler bom life iaa tieirit
rrtoer &oDe6puoenL JON Regeren foe.
Ter GesoerRona.
Den ltore 8omonforfatters npe
Grille roar os ianntioig meo, at I'll.
brngerne at @nIhuelien al, at bet er
gaccn Der Dor ifreDet aft bet, Sbafe-
fpeare bar Orb for at bape @Ifrepet,
otter tar Sffenitpen. Store, arnle
Sbafeipearel gsosle bebreiSer big, at
on Iet life bar ifreoet oiue arbeioer.
andre meb SoFtoi | Spibien iortnner
Dig, at oine 3ramaer % 2pftptI er
meningsIsie, at De frGnfer ben iunSe
6orTuft, at De er Sitmune. Maii bar
pirfeIig bsrt Den 0trins: "Sbafe-
ipeare err oam!" @ictpr Sa,go ioeoe
! i'm Eib: "Sos Sbafeipeare beam.
hrer ieg oft iom ct umGIenoe 3pr".
Eolitoi inarer berpaa: sos Sbafe.
ifedre itormsr ieg los MOB alt iom
en- Sprl"
Garetie fprtGuer Serpaa fslseuoe
Siitorie, fon ban bar fro en- Reonr.
teiSer oeo 9~ogbIaoet "Siecle", Go
monb Serier, Der til6ragte en- SOFT
uoe pna 2nmurttres 2anoiteb. en-
aften peb gorbet flyer ben feirebe
Oigter noffoa fornsiet:
"8amle Soutn ("Siecle"s Gbefre-
fattsr) bar beot mig ON en- HGfte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
fra 6uSbranosoalen.

RorIf Solfemuieitn piI burtig orbeioe
fig freu1 til at blipe ct pirfeliet Ra.
tionaImierm, iom oil gipe ct fpI6igt
@iIe0e al 2tpet blan6t ale &lasier
| @p % pa0 2ano. $ @aieets fir
telige IiSeIing isger man at gipe ct
8tILebe al, bporIeoeS bet norife 8oIf
bar iurpftet fine &irfer fra Reforma.
tionen al og neO til bore &iOer. Ser
fin6es De brogeoe Mterbanler, De
fiu1itf9rbige Brpfeitole, 0ebefurter,
Sr9Ier, BuIpiturer, @~seSiebagIer
o.. I. b.
RorIf Soltemuieum trprger Stst-
te, ogfaa Bengebinlp. % oct er
ct perSiet Woal, galieet bar, iom o.
i0a oi 0orSupmt6 I gmerifa gierne
bill itstte. Ser tr9nges 8enge for at
iubnmIe be mango @ienitanSe Of bi.
itoriif g9rSi pmfring / 8pgSerne.
Der er Sare for, at De fan iPIges til
ltbIenbtnger og ipreOes til Gle Der.
6ers aanter. SamLet / 8orif SoIfe.
mtieirm pil Sc babe bItpenoe 8Prb,
life oIene for ben interesierebe I'll.
finer 90 9eiegenOe, iom meb Ginene
bill fsIee Saorenes Stu ira De eIOite
Stber, meu ogiaa for Siitorifere 90
@iSenitabens % &initenS 9prfere.
SOis noge1t | glrertta snIfer at
.blioe liospari9t Meolem, fan ban
bite oct beS at betaIe 80 Dollars.
sor B Dollars bliper ban Weolem |
to aar. Spert NeoIem foor fig til.
fert6t ct imitft uSItpret Siplom %
'oa6anne Sfrifter, iom er uofomnret
eIler uStommer. Wtuieet bar biSttl
u0gipet fIere Smooifrifter % to
itsrre, rigt iniitrere6e 8erter. ct
al 6iSie er al Sr. SGrrp Set 90 81.
her en- grei l~lSre0ning al norIte Sus
90 Sietn fra be nIbite StSer ltopper.
Get er ct Srogtberf. Get famine er
8iIiel6ct me6 8rofeSior @ititafIonS
imllft iIll,itrereoe BOG ON olt, man
bar funSet / Rorae ira Sioen, for
ben fire Siitorie begpn0er. 8e, iolu
life periorIt9 bar auIe6nira til at
biBge Ruiects SamIiuger, oil / bisie
@erfer foo ct Sn6bIif / % SOeritgt
oper, bbaO NtlIieets Snnlinger bar
at boOe, iom ettbocr oil fitrOe pOerit
tntereSiortt % Tsnuer6e.
Soruoen ben nGonte bp9tt8e 81.
reftbr Sans Iau % 8roic&ior OIL
~'tofion er fIere pelfienote Wpno Web.
Icmner al 0hlieet$ 9eitpreIie. vi
Dem Fan noones @iffop u. Chr,
@mn9, @roieSIor @toItte 0Soe, Gro.
feSior Cars 90 Nonicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
gu Icrcnoe 0btS.

Den Ieoeu0e apiS paa gen SeIgo'
lamb er 6so. Oct bar en- Plbre WfanS,
Der gift omfrtng fra @ooro til @aaro
og meS bei Stemme uorGobte, boob
mt Der bar fleet 8er0en. San Jam
menfaIOte fsrit SoIt oe0 at rtnge meo
en- flor &Ioffe. 8ragte ban go6e %
irteresfonte Rpbeoer, fit ban / Siege
len ct ItOet @rotioIe, og ban bar iif'
fert efterbaanoen bIepet en- oeIItaoen6e
@aano peS lit eien6ommeIige @rbpero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

Bravo, Signor Fredolino, you have
come also this year to the sea with
your two daughters. They become
every year more beautiful and at
tractive."
THAT may be, but they are getting
on and they are 0 yet married.
They are really unfortunate. They
found a likely man and l invited him
constantly to the house, and as he
seemed to enjoy a good dinner l
engaged a special cook for his bene-
fit, a perfect jewel. And what do you
think he did?"
Il have not an idea"
"He married the cook"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

- ct buroe cHre al Srteresie
AA ogioo for georornG1to / Grte.
~ rita OF lore at tjeroe beune
ESQ itore S~niituttpn poa @B6s
aeo Rriittanba os efter @pne
og @1tIeonins itstte Sen poa ben
MSaobe, DC Tan. Mprif- alneritanere.
iurrl rtroer ct Spbol6 / Rorse Dor hIn.
set So til at beie 5~oIfemtSeets itore
So1uItuger, bar banpet biem meS itg
ct o~nifleIist og minSepprotgt Oil.
IeSe Of SsSpeues Stp neotgiennem III
6errre. s be ienere Gar bar Mafieets
SdmIineer itrbtg noget, og unber Den
Spgtige DIRECTION meS Cams glan |
SpiSien bar BEN itnSi9 fornnooet at
f9loe fin Spsnpe beore er6 FOR. s
Den oIIer1enefte lib bar Warieet foaet
en- betpSeItg Gilbert. bd Song %.
cars So1nIf1lger (@oIs Storfirfe,
9apeihten o. |. b. os lluiperittetets
rige interchangeable SomIinger
er oper6paget SoItemuieet. 9e Oil.
leber, iom IeSfoger berute Irtitel, oil
gioe en- Sprsfttning ON euteIte at Be
~i1rberesiarte Sing, iout CT bragt fam.
men poo 8pgSs o9 ,tSgisr 9eIe al oct
uorite SoIteuurelun.
Snteresien for SeSreIanSets 81.
itorte bar dltio nrret paogen hos oct
uorfse SoIf. 2tee fra Saeoeus EiS
90 Ill ben Dag ioa9 bar Sortioens
2ib 90 Sfitorie bait en- eeen Gpue til
at eribe Sirbene. SSsffe minbit fan.
tie ben in6re Siitorie, giaeoet al
oct 2tO, fom / SeIg og Ssm bar oG.
ret fsrt / gsopae neo 9iennem Etoerne,
% al De 2tpSoiItaur, iorn bor preset
bette 2ib / bets ififten6e Sormer.
Sborodu bore Sn0re IepeSe % fire.
oeoe, bporSdn De ferte fun Crib moo
Ell itperrg Ratltr % MOB ubli6e &nor,
Sprfeoe tin Serb eIIer fit Sisbrtg, i'm
SartoeL lit &aanooert, booroan De
boeSe o9 f9bte fig, boorSon Sc op.
oroa fine 8srrt boorSan Seres GnuSS.
Iio foruteSe itg UNDER Sc perIerOe ii.
Der, boaS be taitfte, bpdS sc troebe -
oIt bette f9ngfIer 90 interesierer oS
ole Iiee IeoenSe, iruna % fore, Sag.
mnr0 og 2rro. Sbi I bbert enfeIt
iaubdnt Drag of GGSreues 2tp %
SltlhtrbiitOrie fer ri Si0eitptfer eDer
Rooitpfter til bort eget 2tp og bore
egne 2ipsDtLfnar. 81 foar Eiet op
for, boor6an Ratliren bar prnget SSoI.
fet8 SIP, og 2toet otter SoIfet& ST.
itorie; oi Ierer at foritaa bort norife
SoIf beore, booroon oct er bIepet, iont
Oct er, meS fine 0p6er 90 2g0er.
Oct or bette, NorifSoIfem II.
feum bill birLpe til. Oct bill aire
BEN SIcgt iom MI Ieoer, NSanna til
ieI0 at tngttoQe Oct 9n1uIe 2tu % 0etS
@lItur. ) Qalieet fer ma 6or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

spinning yarns. One of them, an old
veteran, told the following:
"One day last summer, ! was afsh-
in in the crick, an had a large jug
OF cider in the boat. The fshin'
extra good. so / hung the jug
over the side OF the boat TO keep cool,
an let the boat drift. Suddenly a
big bass came along an commenced