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and shot a sharp glance at him She began to think
that her pity was uncalled for a., H., -.
away" said Mr. Catesby.
Mrs Truedtt turned TO her daughter and whis-
pered II might have been merely the erect OF a
guilty conscience, but the visitor thought that ne
I'm Just going as far as the corner" said Mrs.
Trgehtt rising. ana crossing hastily 70 me door;
doubtful consideration the front door closed be-
Voice hs5 5cb Is @ paTdonabe anxiety
ot far , hope" s said MT cstesby rising ~
really think that had better 90 after her. At her
hand on the latch Prudence. now quite certain Of
his sanity. felt sorely reluctant to let such Inn
Il think ia better" said Mr.. Catesby. gravely
You're afraid. said the girl calmly ,,uoa ~,
Mr. Catesby colored and his buoyancy failed him.
You brave enough with TWO women, con-
unued the girl disdainfully' but you had better
Mr. Catesby regarded the temptregs uneasily.
~" said Miss Trueftt. tossing her head. NO
MT catesby turned and with a firm step made
his way back to the room; Prudence, with half
her prisoTSr vim unholy triumph
Il shouldn't like 70 be IN your SHOES si, she said
had we better say to him when he comes?"
viii you right Tor your pa. pao , DenaHioT
graveIy 'T'm not to blame. really; I saw you
standing in the windoT ana 900 epudG see at once
~ never heard Of such impudenee continued
"a s1rbTised myself admitted Mr. Catesby TN
the usual way / very quiet and well behaved.
~ Miss Trenff looked at him scOrnfully II think
that you had better stop your nonsense and 60"
Don't you want mo to be punished?" inquired
81 think that you had better go while you can.
said the girl. and at that moment there
cosoits lis assurance changed COLOR. Ths girl eyed
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him IN perplexity. Then she opened the small fold
ing-doors at tho back of the room. ,,,,,
You re Only-Stupid,' she whispered lulCkI
GO In there III say you've gone Keep quiet ana
She pushed him in and closed the doors. From
his hiding place he heard animated conVersl-
ton at the street door and minute particulars as %
the time which had elapsed since his departure ana
the direction he mad taken.
Il never heard such impudence." said Mrs True
fit going into the front room and sinking INTO
chair after the constable had taken his departure
y don't believe he was mad -.
only little weak in the head. l think said
Prudence. in clear voice. He was very irlshI-
ened after you mad gone; 1 don't think he VIII
trouble rs again -
He'd better not" said Mrs. Trueht, sharply. Il
never heard OF such a thing-never.
She continued 70 grumbe. while Prudence IN a
low voice, endeavoTed 10 sOOthe her. Her EFFORTS
after n time, surprised TO hear tho Older woman
laugh-at first gently, and then with so much en-
jOymeut that her daughter was at some pains 10
restrain her lie sat in patience until evening deep
folding doors announced the lighting OF the lamp IN
the front room. BY pleasant clatter OF crockery
he became aware that they were az supper, ana no
pricked up his Prudence made another ref
erence TO him.
IF he comes tomorrow night while you are out
shan't open the door she said you'll DO BACK
by 9. suppose
Mrs Trueht assented.
And YOU won't be leaving before IT, continued
Prudence. II shall be all right"
Mr.. Catesby's face Elowed and his eyes grew
tiful The dellcacy with which she had intlmated
the fact OF the unconscious Mrs. Truehtts absence
on the following evening was beyond al praise.
The only depressing thought that Buca
sourcefIlness savored OF practice.
He sat H. the darkness for so long that the
proximity OF Prudence was not sufficient amends
FOR tho monotony OF H. and II not until past 10
o'clock that the folding doors were opened and ne
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ppmgphant Richard. He took the hand nearest to
II can hardly believe in my good luck" he
murmuTed.
Good Iuck?" said Prudence. innocently
Isn't It good luck TO hear you say that you are
glad I'm here?' said Catesby
You're the best judge Of that" said the girl,
withdrawing her hand. IT doesn't seem TO me
much 70 be pleased about"
TO address another tender remark to her when she
was overcome by slight fit Of coughing Attn, AZ me
same moment he started al the sound of shutling
ioolStep In the passage. Somebody tapped at the
'Yes?" said Prudence
Can't find the knife powder. miss said harsh
tall. bony woman OF about, forty; Her red arms
evidences OF long and a fli dayis c6sring.
us IA me cupboard said Prudence Why
Mrs. Porter made reply. Her mouth wide
open and she was gazing with starting eyeballs at
NJ sag said II ha ThsPsF . Jos ,,,.
truehtt' Win an air or great surprise glanced
TO speak 70 me2'
M Mr. Cateeslby continued to at her in speech
table ana stood before him With her hands cIasped
.WneTe ave y9u been all this long timer" shs
-Y9q17,you'ys made mistake" said the bewil-
,N.stake?, walled Mrs. Porter Mistake, Oh.
Before he could get out Of her way she hung her
embraced him eoBioqsiy over her bony left shoul-
Ger the frantic Richard met the ecstatic gaze Of
into which he had fallen.
Mrs. Porter" said Prudence.
Its my usband, miss said the Amazon. reluc-
ard LETT me and my i've eIFhteen month"; i ao
tor eigsteen months aven't ad a sight OF Is
bE she 5 to the hem Of her to her ana
Don't cry" said Prudence. softly; I'm sure IA
isn't worth f." " -o 's
Nj Catesby looked at nor waaIy He was bevons
further astonishTeut. and when Mrs rrueaff on
tered the room with audable attempt to twist
scarcely noticed her S7'0'' OF surprise he
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dead, and the visitor hit upon this extraordi-
nary fashion Of breaking the news gently
Come into the paTlcr,' she SAID, tdlhtIE .,a
her into the room. Prudence, her me figure erect
and her large eyes meeting his steadily, took up
a position by the side Of her mother.
You have brought bad news?' inquired the lat
ter
NO mother" said Mr.. Catesby. simply: 'only
myself. that's all"
Mrs Trueatt made gesture OF Impotence. and
her daughter. watching him closely tried TO re-
member something she had once read about De
tecting insanity by the expression OF the eyes.
Those Of Mr.. Catesby were blue. and tho Only
expression in them rhe present moment was
one Of tender and respectful ADMIRATION. NJ.
when did YOU see Fred last?' inquired MIS-.
Truentt making another effort.
Mother" said Mr.. Catesby. with great pathos
'dont you know ne?''
HE has brought bad news of Fred" said Mrs
Trueitt, turning to her daughter. Il am sure no
has -
IT don't understand you" said Mr.. Catesby, with
q bewidering glance from one 20 the other. Il am
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Illustrations by VIII owen

Nj Richard Catesby, second officer OF the steam
pftp Wizard, emerged from the dockgares IN high
good hurnor TO spend evening ashore The
hustle OF the day had departed. and the Inhabitants
Of Wrapping in search OF GOODNESS and fresh air.
were sitting at open doors and windows indulging
in general conversation with anybody within ear
shot
aIr. Catesby turning into Bashford's Lane, lost
in a moment all this life and color. The hum OF
distant voices certainly reached there but that was
all. for Bashford's Lane retiring thoroughfare'
facing blank dock wall. capped here and there
by towering spars. set example OF gentilty
which neighboring streets had long ago decided
GROSSLY impossible for ordinary people TO fol-
low It's neatly grained shutters. fastened back
by the sides OF the windows, gave a pleasing idea
of uniformity, while its white steps and polished
brass knockers were suggestive OF almost Dutch
cleanliness
Mr.. Catesby, strolling comfortably along. stopped
suddenly for another look a girl who was stand
ing in the ground floor window Of No. 5. He went
Few PAGES and then walked back slowly, try
ing 10 look though he had forgotten something.
TIE girl stil there. and met his ardent glances
unnoyed; fine giIl. with large dark eyes and
complexion which the subject OF much scan
dalo4s discussion among neighbOring matrons.
1T must be something wrong with the glass, or
else it's the bad light said Mr.. Catesby TO him
self. mo girl is beautiful that"
H. went by again 10 make sure. The object OF
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as YOU always did, and IL only yesterday
since kissed Prudence goodby at the docks. You
were crying, Prudence"
Miss Truentt de no reply; she gazed at him I'M
fmch!ngly and bent toward her mother.
lie is mad. he whispered; I'VE must try and
get him { ly. Don't contradict him .
Keep close y me- said Mrs. Truehtt. who had
a great horror OF the insane IF he turns violent
open the window and I thought he had
brought bad news OF Fred. How did he know
about him2'
Her daughter shook her head and gazed curiously
their afflicted visitor She put his age down AT
twenty-five. and she could not help thinking II a
pity that good looking d young man shouId
have lost his wits
'Bade Prudence goodby at the docks continued
Mr. Catesby dreamy. You drew me behind II
pile OF luggage. Prudence. and put your head on
my shoulder I have thought OF II ever since
Miss Truehtt did not deny It, but she bit her lips
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his solicltude was stin there and apparently I'M
conscious Of his existence. He passed very slowly
.louse 20 il a last. Dick catesby." he said
so-eIAnlE; fair and square an thr most dangerous
part ~ LI.e Eeart. It's serious this time
He stood stL on the narrow pavement, ponder
ing. and then, IN excuse Of his aagrant Inisbe-
by again. This time he fancied that he detected a
"a faint raising OF well arched eyebrows.
=, as engagement TO wait at Aldgate Station for
nc second engineer and spend sn evening together
was dismissed too slow TO be considered lie
ng Slowly INTO the Beehive. which stood at the
S Sd went into the private bar and ordered
ae was the only person in the bar. and the
@l.gIloId stout man IA his shirt sleeves, the
eral remarks, made few Inquiries about an
uncle aged i've minutes whom he thought was
".t4g In Bashford's Lane.
Il don't know i'm" said the landlord.
at. The landlord shook his head. That's Mrs True
MT Ca;es5y pondered. ''rrueatt, Truehtt" he
Tidderwod mar said the ' iando Is ~be Hives
mere t1 With ,er daughter Prudence"
listener learned that Mrs Trueatt wns i6e v gsog
Of master Iiehternan and that Ter eon tSS
,afleltt, after absence Of seven years IN New
FEtalsnd, was now on his way home. He finished
Us glass slowly ana, the landlord departing at
Ssna TO another customer. made his way into the
:, He walked along slowly. picturing as he went
the homecoming OF the absent SON Things were
probab8 ae TSld IN , ms Wor ana o Fed Tgett
bltleges He wondered whether he like
By By Joyc. IN 40 IL" he. said recklessly. as no
5se walked back rapidly to Bashfords Lane and
Hthout giving his courage time 20 COOL piled the
knocker - No. 8 brisldly.
The door opened by elderly woman thin
Sna somewhat querulous IL expression. Ne
,5ateshy had Just time 20 notice THIS and then
ne nung HIS arm round her waist. and mailing her
as Mother" EaluIed her warmly.
Ihe faint scream Of the aetounded Mrs True
~ brought her daughter hastily into tile PAS
eage Mr Cafesbys idea 20 do a thing
Iofouehly. and relinoushiug Mrs. Trleftt he
kissed Prudence with all the ardor which a seven
years absence might be supposed TO engender In
NE heart Of a devoted brother. IN return no re-
rine 'S Nef"
r'IIss been drinking" Easped the dismayed Mrs
Don't YOU know me- mother" inquired Mr.
A.ehaFd CateEby IN gTieVOus establishment
Hes mad" sRad the daughter.
=. Am 90 altered that you don't know me Pri-
ssnes?" inquired Mr catesby with pathos. Don't
Go out" said BITs Truehtt. recovering: go
70; catesby looked from one to the other in
oo1EtsFnatOn az
ne - E9gw rye altered" he said at last. but
70 y0u DON'T go out az once I'll send for the
Et1noe ssid the elder woman, sharply ''Pru-
I'm not going 70 scream" said Prudence e,,
"a tle tptfueer With great composure. Pm not
neFD1to hcr reluctance 20 have a scene-a thing
Shcn wa strongly opposed 70 the traditions 81
,,ssatorc's Iqne-Afrs T'rueitt had got rs far a.
AsCzb1s thought occurred 20 hers Fred pszs
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made no move Prudence stood gazing at him in
silence.
III you want to 60" she said at last. now is
your chance"
word and waited quietly while she opened the
door Still silent, he put his hat and passed out
into the daFkening street. He turned after short
distance for last look at the house and with a
sudden sense of elatiOn, that she standing
on the step. He hesttated. and then walked slowly
back.
''Yes?' said Prudence.
II should like TO tell your mother that I am
soFry,'' he said. In low voice.
sIs Ia getting lAta" sAld ths girl softlys but u
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you really wish to tell hsr-NlTs. Porter WI no. ).
here tomorrow night
She stepped back into the house and ths doc,
closed behind her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

Snbfsbte, for bill oct aIbris booe
Selo meo fig iom en- foloniiereuoe
Waet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

|Sfelge en- WeobcIeIie fra Sbongboi
ffol Der | aina bore omfring 10
wfiIioner Nenneifer, iom Iioer Gun.
aersnso, og efter ct loft Sperllog osr
Der ! @iennemfnit bagIig 5000 Men.
neffer at Cult. Gen finefiffe Regie-
ring bar giort bel iaa meset iom ben
rnsiiife for at Iinore Nsoen. Den
bar gipet ioIt fire Milioner Dollars
til be forifieuiee SiaIpefonb os iat
itore 9ambpgninger isang, bpor ON.
firing 10000 bungerIioenoe 9erio.
ner bar fact Isnneoe 9eIfi9ftigeIie
og enooa f%orilaar bet life. Sm.
firing en- balp Minion Dollars er fro
frermeoe Gamble ienot til Sialp for
DC ~nsolibenoe / aina. amerifanere
/ 2ina ienber inbtrGngenbe Spfor.
hrtnger til Mmerifa ON at idnnle ire
WiIlioner Dollars | 2sbet al ire
Tiger % ienbe til &ina, oa Silitan'
cen poa mango Steber er f%ortpilet
cper al 9efripelie. @eofommenoe
8ieefonae bar ienbt ct Saffetelegram
til ben amerifanife aoniul 8oogers
/ Sbansbai for, bpaO amerifanerne
oIereoe bar siort, og ban tilfsier, at
intet bar bioraeet mere til at fjerne
S~remmeobaoet | 9ina emo ben rtge'
Iiee Si9Ip fra lloluroet MI, 90 Sol
fet er | Heo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

roll erer Ieite SilbsicIisbeoer fom'
mer for 2piet, iaa saar Der ftrar ei
Ramoifris Theirs ON, at Der tr9n.
ses en- COB netop for bette enc Eli.
iGIbe. Men lno mig Ingse eftertrpt
paa, at bet ~Ioogipenoe Waifineri Der
| 2anoet life peo aIperbens Spfino.
iombeo fan uopiSes til at omfatte
ener noseniinoe fomme ! iaa burtis
gepGscIie | De forfieIiee &etntnser,
at BET fan boIoe Sfriot meo ben utsi.
IeSe menneifelige aialtrinesagtiebeo
! ale bens Safer"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

&~jsbenbann par, Tom befienot, !
eamle Song Gbriitians Gage, ct pn'
oct Samlinssiteb for en- flor Reng'
&C al De fronebe Sopeber | europa.
De iamlebes Der, bells foroi Song
Gbriitian ieIp bar "Slagteus @lo'
Ite~ elIer "guropas g%eOitefar", ps
cells foroi De mango fpritelige gerio.
ner banifeligt flnbe finbe ct trpJJere
pa frebeIisere SamItngsIteo | belle
europa. Men BET ier no til, OF &ie'
benbapn oeiaa berefter bill oeobli of
pere Samlingsiteb for Song Gbrt.
itianS itore og mGgtige Slegt og
andre fronebe S~opeoer, ~telegraferes
ferfra Den lite april. 8lanot benz,
iom iaaleoes til Sommeren bill of
IPgge 9anmarfs SopeOitab ct geisg,
napnes aoneen oe 9romingen al
England, @5aren og bans Samilie
% gnfefeiierinoen al Riislano, bet
rorffe 9ongepar, aeiieren al SpIf'
lamb, Song @eorg at 8refenlano,
eamIe Song Oscar al Soerise, Dots
hans SeIbreo tiua6er oct, Sertugen
of Cumberland og Storbertngen al
W~ecflenblirg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
ct 800 Qars Minoe.
800 Iar er MI forlsbet, iiben sri,

800 aar err MI forlsbet, iiben sri.
del abrions5oon De Sumter fsbtes /
Sliesiingen. Reo flor SsitiOeItg.
beb feirer man / Sonanb Rin.
oct ON BEN itore SisbeIt, bpis
Gapn faiteoe GIanS ODER Reber.
lanoene, og bois Setre | iaa bsi
en- @roO biorog til at sge oe be-
feite Sanoets Wagt og anieelie / BET
oapGrenbe europa. Sgiaa Horb.
mGno og 8anifer bar Sruno til of
minbes Aorian De HuDters 800
Garsoag.
Oct iaa msrft no for 9orge og
9anmarf / aaret 1859. geo &pS'
fiIoefreSen / 1868 par al 3orge so.
bus og SronObiems Gen a~fitaaet til
Carl X 8uitaf og al Sanmarf Sfaa.
ne, SaIanO, glefinge og 9ornboIm.
Speniferne Iaa frenbeles paa SiGl.
Lamb, og Song Sreberif Den treble.
bpis mobige @rempeI iaa itprft banbe
bioraget til aisbenbabnS &eoniug,
fun0e finn tibet uorette for at biRlpe
fine baarbt betr9ngte 2anoe. Sa
par oct, at IomiraI Iepters roife
Soqt bragte 2anoet Den l1noiGtuing,
icm ffltI6e fnGffe De ipenife 8aobens
Wagt og banne Snbleoningen til De
icnere for Iorse og 9anmart iaa
lpffeIige 9egipeubeOer, booroeb bl. q.
Goree fit Sronbbiems Gen tiIbage.
8 SIutningen al Sftober 1859 iei'
leo a6miral Gi1pter inc til 9ieI, boor
ban tog ombcrb poa I'm Slaabe en-
SroppeItprfe paa 5000 Iano, Solp'
beIen Sauifer og SaIpoelen SoaGn'
oere mnber anfsriel af Sans S6af.
Reo oenne Stprfe Ipffeoes set ben
opatige IomtraI at naa Spen, bpor
Sropperne blep Ianoiat umber 9eifpts
teIie al &itpterS 6anoner. Saa Sa'
ge eiter itoo Slaget peb Rpborg, boor
Spenifernes Ser lt1ber Steuboct og
SnISbad bleo Hagen og ganife op.
repet. 9ette 9eOcrIag bIep Begun.
oeIien til ben Noogan9 Tom ieuere
fitlgte Be ipenife gaaben, og ga Garl
X 8uitaf bs6e / Sebruar 1860 par
Snenifernes Spermast / StrfeIigbe-
Sen brrot. Se Rotiper, iom Ieoeoe
Soupnoernes Solitif oberfor @orse
-Smmarf | benue Sib, bar maaife
life oItio be melt iieseunpttige, men
Iiae bsit oil man oerfor fuue ifdtte
De 4rigsmGno, iom moSig iatte fit
Sip iuS for at barge 91noet MOB
operm9gtige 5ienSers SoIo. Sra
Sanmarf er afienot en- NinoefranS
af Sub til Shutters 9ranmGle !
amiteroam. Sumter, Der beItog meo
Sober | en- R9ffe nf De 8rige, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
GyifIanos soIonier.

Oet tD'fe 9ttgeS gefoltfttrt9 ttito9sr
meS co. 100000 Snoipioer ON aaret.
Gen err M oppe | ooer GA Wiaioner.
Oct err Hart, at unoer De nuoPrenoe
SorbcI6 maa Miget bli for inepcrt
for bets geiolfning. Sfslge &oloni'
@nttiiaiterne fan ben fommenoe
Sare aIene ~afperges, bots Riget er /
9eIiooelie al nbitrafte o9 Itfrattpe
@oIumier, til boilfe Sper Ittboet al
2anbets 9eioIfnins fan ienoes, og
bpor Soeritlto0et al Sanbets Srobuf'
tton fan ipI9e8. Set Dor benne Soc,
ion Ieoeoe 6prit 8ismurcf, ga ban
tog set Sfribt, Der fsrte Ill 8utno'
I9g9eIien al BET tpife &oloni.Hige.
Dette ifete / gtoret 1884. S BET Ior
teIegraferte @ismarcf til ben tpite
aoniuI / &opituoen, at ct Settlement,
srunoIagt al en- bis Sr. Sitoerit3 /
Ingra geqrenn / Spboeitsafrifa
IfuIee betrogteS iom itanertSe unoer
tpif 8~rcteftion. Ssr BEN Dag baobe
SpifIanS dlSrig giort Sororin8 poa
nogen coeriigiif geliooeIie. Canine
gar bIcp oct tpffe Stag BERT / Hp
@uinea % / set npbritiife arfipel,
oa | BET fslaenoe glar it0oioeoes BE.
IiSSelierne / SpS.airifd pberIi8ere.
Oct bar 8ismlarcfs Seniist at uurS'
goa oct frarife Swtcm meo &ron'
&oIonier % OF coerlaoe De ~mperboer'
peSe 9efioSeIier til SonSelsfompa'
nier efter cngeIf Tsniter. SuiS
bans &Iarcr bar Bit ubfsrt, bapoe
life SpifIano Itot iaa man9e &oloitt'
Sioifoer.
Sen pISite al Rplonierne, SgopeIt'
gfrifa, er 6er o9rbilsieite al Dem.
0en8 areaI er balpanben @cng Spif'
IonSS; men Sens boibe SefoIfning
bar / normuIe Siber oIorig operiteget
$500 - Sormere, glantere, &isito'
nGrer % Gmbebsmeno. vi Dem
bpiSe 8cfoIfning er life mcr ero
SdIpparteu Spifcre, &eitcn err 9rtter
% &opSpIIGnSere. &olonten er
eruftiif tall en- ubpre Sarrosrfeu.
Den proSucerer irrtet, iom Sierme'
MartcSet trrnger, % bens ScioIf-
ming trGnger intel, iom SpitlanS fan
gipe Den.
9umern er omtrent iaa ltor lotn
DC brittle Ger; men fisrt SpiflanS
bar pRret / 9eiiSoelie al aolonien
pper 90 Mar, opcritiser life ocn bptoe
9efolfnirq CT autal at ca. $50. Sell.
maet or uiun0t % uififfet FOR euro.
pGere, o. ser iom / De andre troptife
9eIiSodier har tpife @mbeSSrGno
90 IIontere nit en- faabou WeangeI
paa SeIobeberifaie, bar optraaSt iaa
t~eileSIsit 90 oGret ioa uoipGoense, at
bet bar iat eli unSIettelig Get pua
Seres 6orboI0 operfor &c SrSisote.
&ameruu or rigt nof; men trtet fan
brinee tpIe a~apitaIiIter I'll at neS-
Insge fine Eeuge Ser.
SosolnuO er ct meget mirore Ger.
ritortnm euS Samerui; Der Dor bare
100 Spifere Ser. 9etS @Iimo 90
groSufter CT iom aameruns; men
bet bar biSti iorbIit ct Iuffet Sano,
90 ifisut SuieuSer at tpife gmigran'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
Den 5Ote Sebruar.

Gn 9piter arpsbe ipr npsen 5io t.
ben Ell Msnu'S amlins efter en- Ben, ps
ba ban gift ben isiennem, iauot ban bL.
a. p9iaa en- Reuu, Der bar boteret ben
3Ote Sebruar 1904.
Sprit lnsbe ban ben Iisesplbist iil'
iibe, ba ban trpebe, at ben m9rfeliss
9atp berpeoe pla en- sanite almiuolis
3rpiieil; men ba ben ierere tili9loist
inIbt BAN / Saaroer isisn, 9au ban fig
til at iGufs poer Soseu, % peo n9rme'
re llnosriBssIie piite bet fig M, at 9a.
tpen par iulbitGnbis turreft.
Ten 9tioSas, fra bpiItsn ben pmtaIts
Rcuu itammeoe, farbt uemIis Steo ON.
tOrb paa Saciicoampersn "Siberia",
Der ieilece pUsr bet Stills Sap fra go,
Johanna til San 6raucisep; Samperen
bnpos a~liiua, ba ben rrrmcbe Tg ben
amsritanite apit punost Ell Tag % %
man netUp itrep ben iipite Dag / Sc
bruur Miaureo / Stuoaarst 1904,
maatte man - for peo GnfOmiten til
Gan 5rancisco at pare i Sperenstem.
mslis meO 9iosresuinser Ser-fpie etb.
m n Dag til 5sbruur Wuuueo. % bet
bar paa berne "puerltposube" Tag
mon ipiite Den paaiplssnos Niooas.
Spor p~auialpsnoe 9atOcu enb er, iaa
er Der bog ultiau iutetiumbeIit at no.
iGtts paa bens 9esittmitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
Spis Ser er npaet mt unoer 9!

Spis Der CT noset NIT unber go.
len, iaa maa bette fiffert bore, at en-
SpoftatsSemofrat fra Georgia tar
Sroet for, at Sbeooore 8ooiepeIt iffc
blot siennomtneres til 8rGiioent,
men at bette Ter | ben bemofratiife
Rationaltonpeniion, 90 at ingen rim.
aere emo i~eIpeite SO. S. 9rpan bolber
0ominotionstalen for bam. Raar
Wan fer tiIbaee paa Spoitaternes
Siiiorie os betanfer oeres 5orboIo
til oct repubIifanife garti siennen,
Sioerne, maa man | Sanbbeb for.
baliies ober en- faaban llbtaIeIie, og
Dog er Der piitnof life Spor al Tpil
ON, at ben er 9rIist ment. auerebe
for en- Sio iiben itrep Sobn Semple
@rapes, Reboftsren at "atlanta
@eoreian1, | fit 9lao, at bpis Demo.
flaterne banoIebe floet, iaa sioroe
sc 8ooiepeIt til fin aanoioat. Sio.
itc ltge Ifulbe "9rpan Imiperiary
Club" | Chattanooga, Sennesiee, boil
be en- ganfet for 8rpan, % blanbt DC
inobuone Salere bar ogiaa Sobil
Semple @ranes; men man baobe lat
Den 9etineelie, ibet man inbbsb BAN,
at ban life matte iige noget ON
RooiepeIt iom 9emofraterres mulige
1rGiibcntfanoioot. Baa benne Be-
tingelie pilbe ban imiblertio life fom.
me, oe man tcg BAN oa paa Srpans
Gumobnins Zig iom ban err; % ban
boIot en- Gale, bpori ban paientlig
eicntog. bpab ban for bauoe ubtalt |
fin Gpis. grpan, iom talte efterpaa.
iaaoe, at ban b~eunbreoe Wtr. 8raoes
baobe for bans gabenbeb % bans
mob, og ban ipntes, at oct par fulo'
Itpnbig | fin Srben, at Der raaoeoe
uinbitr4nfet Salefribeo | en- oemo'
frotiff SoriamItng. Ruar @rapes
bapoe iorelaaet at ban Wrpan) ifnl
DC nominere RooiepeIt | ben bemofra'
tiife 8oupention, iaa troebe bar
DOG life, at ban, iaaIebes iom ga
9erne for nPrpGrenSe itob, funbt
poatage fig bette; men ban fanoi
Get life bermeo belt umuIigt, at Ont
itpnoisbeberne funoe fsie fig Zig, al
oct piIbe fremitiHe iig for BAN ION
en- 8ligt at eftertomme Gnmoontn'
gen. Sor GiebIiffet iaa oct no for
ham, iom ON Senator Ga Solette
bar nGrrnere iii at fon1me | 9etragt'
ming emo RooiepeIt, bois 0emofra.
terne / oct belle IfuIbe nomiuere en-
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