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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17

The following from the Monticello
Express is so pertinent that it is
worth reproducing in full: "Now,
Mr.. Man, don't you kick when the
railway company refuses to grant
excursion tickets for the meeting of
associations that you are interested
in. Like the rest of us you de-
manded a 2-cent rate and our repre-
sentatives who talked for the law
said that the railways had not been
getting more than 2 cents mile
when there was taken into account
the cheap excursions that were run
at about cent a mile and that with
everything on the 2-cent basis the
railways would do as we'll as they
did before. Now when the railways
take us at our word and adhere to
the 2-cent fare throughout, don't
you kick though you do miss those
excursion rates, that used to permit
you and your family to go visiting
on those cent mile tickets. We
wanted everything uniform; the
same rate to the travelling man and
to the shipper that was charged the
servant girl. Now let us not stul-
tify ourselves by complaining at the
lossof some excursion day privileges.
We got from the Legislature all we
asked for, and now let us recognize
that the railway companies have the
right to earn enough to pay expenses
and decent interest on the invest
ment."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17
NO. 4as2,. VOL. ".

The Thrlce-a- Week World expects to
be q better paper In 1907 than ever be-
fore. In The course of the year the
issues for the next great Presidential
campaign will be forshsdowed, and
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You every other day, serves all the pur-
poses Of daily, and is far cheaper.
The news service Of this paper is con-
stsntly tleing Increased. and 1t reports
fully, accurately aud promptly every
event Of Importance anywhere in the
world. Moreover, Its political news 10
impartial, giving you facts, not opin-
ions and wishes. 1t has full markets,
splendid cartoons and interesting flc-
tlon by standard authors.
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17

Corning Free Press: The new
law prohibiting the express COM
panies from bringing Kentucky
Colonies" to the state G. O. D. un-
less the express company pays a
mulct tax Of 5000, went into effect
on the Fourth. A representative of
this paper visited the local express
office on Wednesday afternoon to see
if they had any @. o. D. "Colonels"
and dear readers what do you sup
pose we found? There were AZ cases
of beer, 8 kegs of beer and we did
not have time to count the boxes Of
whiskey. The law went into effect
on Thursday and all G. o. D. stuff
not called for by that time will be
returned to the shipper. There was
a lively time around the express of
flee Wednesday evening getting the
package before it was too late and
to be ready for the Fourth. The.
local express Office will not pay the
5000 mulct tax and now it will be
necessary for the purchaser to send
the pay with the order or establish
a credit with the wholesale house.
This will be great boom 10 "boot-
leggers." We will now have more
of them than ever.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17
Local and AsIghborhsod News


Waterloo Courier: The cities Of
Waterloo and Cedar Falls will have
the privilege of using voting ma
chimes at the next general election
as the board of supervisors today en-
tered into contract with the United
company to supply the cities in
question with machines for each vot-
ing precinct. The county pays
nothing Tor the machines until after
they have been thoroughly tested.
Tho price OF each machine is $3.50,
making $4,000 in all. The propo-
sltlon to purchase machines even for
the cities met with considerable OPP
position, and it was by a bare ma
lority that the contract was author
lzed. The members voting against
the machines were L. j. Pfeiffer. of
Cedar Falls, u. q. Boomer, of the
Lester Bennlngton-Mt. vernon.
Washington Union district, and
John Dehuth, of the Fox.Poyner-
Barclay district. Those who voted
Tor the machines were johnson, OF
the Biackhawk Lincoln Eagle
Orange district, Welstead, OF East
Waterloo, Virdea, OF Waterloo, and
McQuilkin, OF La Porte.
We often hear the question, "Why
don't more men go to church," and
after a little meditation we have
come to the conclusion that society
and not the man is to blame. So
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17

MI. Dooley says Opportunity
knocks at every mans door once.
On some mems doors it hammers
till it breaks down the door and
than goes in and wakes him up and
afterwards works for HIM as night
watchman. On other mems doors
it Knocks and runs away, and on
the doors of some men it knocks and
when they come out it hits themon
the head with an axe. But every
man has an opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16


OLYMPIA March ie.--coy. Mead
yesterday approved the following
bills
sR Ne. sss-Ths direct primary
bin.
s. n No. fii---Amondsng the es-
enptson Law In relation 10 garnish-
ments.
II II. No .Te--The pare feed hgll
Al. n No. ax6-~The open river bill
4. 81 Ne. ffs--Amsnding the Law
IN rotation % the classification q
counties according 10 population
:. u. No. Regulating steam
vesseis and other wateg craft excrpt
those subject 20 Inspection under
the LAWS 81 the United States
II. n No. fsI-Giving legislative
assent to tha terms OF the conErra-
sionai act Increasing che federal ap
pFoprsAtlen far the support u the
Pullman agricultural experiment
H. n. No. saf--Arprupriatinw a.
Gee Tor legislative printing. this IN
addition % the ss.0e9 previously sp-
pFepFiaseA
s. Il No. sai--Arpropriailnw s..
cQe Tor tbs expenses % the isgisls-
ture.
H. n No. sE7-Appropriatinx SIC
for the rrilsf Of Gundar n. J. orsial
H. a. Ne. 4Ss-=F7xing a state ~
cense fee for the sale of liQaor.
II. u. Ne af6- Amending the iaa
creating the office Of state OF In.
rpect0F and providing Tor Inspection
OF all volatile products of petroleum.
8. H. No. ff~-Aprropriasing 81 kaa
Tor the expense 81 the iitixatian At
fsctinK the boundary between ore.
Eon and Washington.
g n No. Repeating ths knot
sawyers' protection act % 1895.
4 n No se-Providing tina, at TIE
election of fses a separate supsries
Judge for Stevens county b. elected.
a ioint judge be elected In Ferry ana
GkanoRan counties. and separate
Judges be elected each in Douglas
ard ChelAn counties.
y ID Ne. 1s1-Aulhorixlng cities
Of the first class 70 lay salt wafer
mains anf 70 assess property benz
fitted thereby.
s. n No. izs--The congressional
superintendent act.
& n No. Relating 20 ever
cbArks on prteRs. rates and tariffs
which By hw are required % be
published. and providing for inter.
est thereon
sB. Ne. Prescrihsnk The tine
within which actions shall Be
brought for The eoiisrsioa ~ special
assessments for local improvements
3. r. No fts-Makin9 ar appro-
prfmsian fer the relief ~ the fawn
Of kalama. $500.
= r. No. i36-Prevenfing unau-
thorized persons from using or
wearing badge, button. token or in.
sigma q fFaternai organizations.
:. Il. No. I-AppFopriaflnG tsae
for the relief q James O'Iauxhlir
Tor services As auctionrer IN selling
schtsol land In SkaRit county IN 1881
=. r. No. Providing for the
expenditure and distribution Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
NEWRAHROADT TO
THE YUKON

Fort Nelson. through the rich Peacs
river country, and the mineral dis.
triefa Of Northern British Columbia
Leaving Fort Nelson. rather wild
euantry II tapped. which IL as yet
little explored. and there the most
difficult portion OF the railway
work BEGINS. rocky passes. lakes
and sloughs innumerabIe. blocking
the way.
When the line Il accomplished
however said an authority. ~
will then eaht every competitor as
a money-maker. and as far es
freight hauling r. concerned. will
have no equal on the continent.
In the country 20 be lraversed.
settlers are already scattered over
fully one.half Of the distance.
Above and beyond all, Of course
IA The wonderful wealth nf the va.
hon. Not OILY viii the new rail
road secure q portion Of the enor
mousiy growing trade IN that coun.
try. but IL viii provide an overland
route without rival 10 q land which
Is an empire IN itself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
GIANT LABOR RALLY
At COLISEUM

for the American Federation of la
hor.
The overflow % the crowd viii be
addressed on rhlrd nv. and James 81
The purpose OF ths meeting II to
arouse sentimvat against what
union labor considers the perHecu-
tton II Meyer. Haywood and Petit
bone. the three niners held for the
murder % ex.Goy. steunenherK 81
idaho. Funds viii be raised to send
a seattle man 90 serve on the labor
Jury. which viii listen 70 the trial
and render ia own verdict for the
benefit Of organised labor.
The delegate viii be chosen We'd
nesaay By the Central Labor eoan-
ell
The following cities have uiEni-
fled their Intention Of contributing
iahar representatives 20 the trial
Milwaukee. Chicago. Denver. Tono-
pah. Butte. Frinca New York. So
Louis. and the American FEDERATION
81 Labor executive board will also
send a delegate Labor viii have q
special sten0Krapher al the trial
No socialists wlil be allowed on The
labor jury AT the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
Union lABoR's PROTEST
AGAINST MOVER. HAYWOOD
PROCEEDINGS WILL eE
VOICED SUNDAY AT A NAM.
MOTH MASS MEETlNo--elG
PARADE.

The local elimination OF the
stronsest movement u sentiment
among organised labor throughout
che country viii occur sunday At
asso p m. when over 5000 faen.
representing s. unions crowd Into
she Coliseum and nil the nearby
streeta In the big Meyer Haywood
rally.
The union men viii march IN pa
rnde from the Labor Temple at
f.ts y m. With wagners and
f.nhen's bands In line. AZ the Coli.
scum they vii be addressed BY the
eloquent Waiter Thomas Mills. John
carleson Of Denver J. W, Shradcr.
International organizer " The car
renssrs union. and c, O. reungs.
organizer Of the northwest district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
SIGNS
MORE BILLS

moneys received from the federal
government for forest reserves
= Rho 2et-AppropftAtinE fto.bt
faf the relief 81 George ". Rowan.
= n No sTi--Reiatins 10 admls-
sion to the bar
u. II No. sTf Providing that fe-
male complaining Witnesses EiYine
testimony In actions for fane and
seduction shall be carruhuFated
H. "a. No AZ Aprropftatins
sso.ss for the ruissf Of T. Steven
safa.
n n. No tss Appropriattag "a
/ sok n for the relief IL Clarke county
II n No. ga General deficiency
appropriation btu.
= III No. f--AppropFfatiue "a
as FOR tho relief. az the STANDARD
/ Furniture company. q Seattle. for
desks furnished the senate and
house.
ii N 40 Authorizing The
state board of control 90 u.s. brick
manufactured az the state Hsalteu-
tiarY fgr the construction of build /.
EnKM az that inatisutiuu
r. n. No. 2ss-~ Apprurrtattaw as. !.
500 20 purchase a silver services for
TIE aFtaoFrd cruiser Washington and
Il ray the Incidental expenses in
connection vita the purchase ana
presentation.
II. n. No. re -To establish ! fish
hatchery on the rtx Qaileene river
n jefferson county
II. n No. Changing tha date
q the ftah commissioners annual
report 60 Mnrrh ~
- Il No. a. KnpoW ~finw boAffs
~ county commissioners to aprFu.
pirate FOR county exhibits at the
A-Y.-r. exposition.
4. n. Ne ssg--Te provide = Tint.
taffon for the brinxinK % aetlena 70
set aside o. cancel tax deeds. o. for
the recovery 81 lands sold for de-
linaasnf taxrs
s o. No. aoe-Amsnaink The pub
lsc printing iaw requiring tbs prtn-
Ter 70 keep certain matter standing
n trps.
II. n Va. ,es-Prrmftttnx a right.
of-way % be granted Tor an inter
urban road through the natlonni
N'iaFd camp ground at American
lA3e
II. n No. sis-rerrnlttinx the ex-
change % certain % the lands in ths
national guard camp ground al
American AXE Tor ndlacSnt grounds
owned ~ tho Commercial Trust
company.
= II. No ffe-Eutftl=d An act n
provide for the organization ef
b8nfiax and surety companies ara
to regulate their mana geussnt.~
& n No. 1is--Ameudlnx the for
est protection iaw. and fnerea sing
tbs salary % the state fire warden
ard forester 20 fs.e09 a year
= " Ma. g9s--Ameudiux the fac.
tory inspection Law.
!. -. No. isf--Arnending taa Law
IN relation 20 the office Of labor
commissioner.
s. II No. tST-AmendinK an arf 70
provide for the assessment ana col
lection % tarss IN the state Of
Washington. approved March rs.
1891. By amending section %. 81
chapter Xxi. Session Laws %
fskf. and declaring an emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
REPORTED That NORTHERN
PACIFIC WILL BUILD LINE
NoRTH FROM WINNIPEG TO
pAWsoNsclTY.

Ao~ffppa feleQrapn 5orvica.l
MONTREAL. March Is Rail.
way men returning from the west
report that plans are being pre-.
pared for an extension Of the North.
ern Pacific railway In a direct line
from Winnipeg 70 Dawson City.
At the present time. II u said. no
fewer than Is surveying parties are
scattered over the Intervening
country. and al soon az the route
has been located. application for a
charter viii be made In another
name
The proposed route will run north
Of the main line Of the Canadian
Northern in almost a bee line be.
tween Winnipeg and Prince Albert.
From the latter place Il will run
n0rthefiy 10 Lesser Lake. and then
another bee line VIII be made TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
IS STILL MISSING

A citation has been lasuei % y
=. f7gnt. the missing prtncifai 81 the
Igedmoea aeluols. 20 appeur before
the state superintendent 20 she's
y mr. hts eertlucats shosid not be
anuaffa1
lie shananned his family three
weeks asu and took witt him :
small ausn Of rnonsy belaessns %
Eha waaAinKtnn Monument fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

SPOKANE. March ie.-'1ftseryl
hody get busy IL the political
wairhword In this eitY. Under The
primary Law candidates must hustir
and file their Intentions Of running
The entire pfeNrnt administration
wlll be represented Mnd others afs
lining 40 for tho Approaching eitS
elections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
'BOYCOTTS LUNA
PARK

The executive boards Of tha Cen
trai Labor Council aud the build.
ing Tradea assembly have placed
a firm boycott on tho Luna Amnso.
meat park now being constructed
IN West Seattle by {. i.ooff The
charge IL that Nj. Looff employed
oa.nnion labor.
Tho unions have declared uhA'
shsy will not paifonlxe the new 70
sod when completed by this ae'
ton Mr. Looff loses 10000 pos
aihfe patrOnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
Jones' poll,iesl Views.

NORTH YAKIMA. March Ia
Congressman Jones' gave hin first
after session political speech here
Last nixht Ho thofosEhiY disease
ed probable presidential candidate.
and said that thn corporations
would undoubtedly support Bryan
In 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

VALDEZ. Alaska. March is.--Ths
grand iary has retained three In
dsesmenss against =. ~ Graft. Of
seward. for criminal cmbszaieneni
Of nearly O. Goa from the Seward
Water warsH Co Judge Wicker
sham adlouFnu court next Haiaf'
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

TACOMA. March 1.-THE strih.
lag employees Of the Tacoma nsnei
Ter have organised a local Union
called The Local Smrlter'n Union
az Tacoma" The strikers are ord.
erlg and no srouble has been saas
"a The strike In deplorrd as itn
effects wlll be far reaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

VALDEZ. Alaska. March IL
Tom ElalisY has been found guilty
81 uafdar 10 the escoat degrve Tor
the death az FoFman Mcintosh 81
seward taat fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

CASTLE ROCK. March ie.-Ted'
dy Mocabe. wanted on a serious
crime aud In charge Of deputy
marshal. gave that official the Hlis
yesterday afternoon while waiting
here for a train and 10 Al large. with
handouts upon HIS wrists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

nEIIINaHAM. March peafl
DELL. suspected Of tbs ROPER muir
der. atill remains silent feHseF.
day he MAS nweated for two hours
but nothing came Of a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

WASHINGTON. March ia
Archie Roosevelt IL improving aud
q is announced that the qaatan'
tine VIII be raised within few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

TACOMA. March ie.--The 50.
ioonmen won another victory last
night over the Sunday closing Law
The case OF II. Q. Kennedy. Of soutA
Tacoma. was Mp before the council
and tilHmlaaed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

TACOMA. March i6-splnai
meningitis has another victim. this
time. Roy Kemper. teacher at one
az the local skating Kinks. who died
last nlght after as hours Illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


fEi.M. Wash. March is--Ths
principal porsion ~ the town waa
wiped out yesterday attsFnoon Pour
stores And a hosai occupied the
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

W. GaHtorf, Of Dremerton, has been
appointed assistant clerk NJ the
Yakima Indian school II. II. Lewis
Of Omaha haa been appointed clerk
at Bremeflon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

WASHINGTON. March Ia sec.
Rotary Taft may Walt Southeastern
Alaska and Seward this summer.
leaying here about August IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
Building Laborers
Notice

rou are requested 10 meet at the
Labor Temple sunday. March II.
at 1916 o N. sharp. and take part
ia the parade. ". q. DENNIS. pre-.
s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

OLYMPIA. March Ex-senator ".
W. Condon. Of Port Gamble. has
been appointed ~ Gov. Mead a.
Asf Pc commissioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

m.sas. Fruit Trees. Cut Fi0~srs
pafdam a son. Iso ftHs. cor ana Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

Civil Service Changes.
WASHINGTON. March is.--G
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Song Saafon bolbt peb 9oroet
feIueu6e SoIe:

Song Saafon bolbt peb 9orbet
felgenoe Gale:
"9et er mig en- flor Bliet at futile
enife Ser @elfommen It'll Norge. vi
9ronnineen oe ieg paaifisnner Be
isset, bebsper leg life of iige, men
leg baober, at 9eres Waieit9ter pes
ben @oStagelie, S bar facet, life
aIene / $opeoItaoeu, men ogiaa pao
.Euren BERTH, fer ct 9epis for, boor
meget man Der eIeoer fig oper geis'
oct o. letter 8ris paa Oct. 9ronrrin'
gen og ies taffer 9eres @aieitater
for at s, i%aainort bet loo Jig 9iere,
tom berop for at ie til os, fun Bella
ger hi, at garstiben iffe er ben beo'
Ite. Men ingen af @ber er fremmeS
Der, og pi tor bel baabe, at geissei
fan aientases meb Eiben. Eililut
bill iee babe, at bette geisg oil be-
.feite oct sobe Sorbolb meuem De to
nerbeIegteoe Solf, og tsmmer mil
@Ios for 9eres Waieit9ter &ongen
ra 0rouningen af 9anmarf."
Otter Salen intouereoe Rliiifen
Song 9riitian itob peo bsien Wsait"
Song Sreoerif ipareoe:
"9enne 9as, 3eres RaieitGt,
bar p9ret en- of be ifisnueite ! bort
.2ip, - oet bar meo opbt bepegeoe
SsIelier, at hi ioog betraaote bette
.2ono. Grorningen % ieg bringer
Ceres Iaieitet Dor bierteligite Saf
for De parme og imrffe Orb, Seres
Ntaieit9t bennenote til os % for ben
ltorartebe Rootagelie, iom 8pen
9riitiauia ioag bar bereot %. vi
tilesner life os alene oenne @erlis'
beo, men hi Ter beri en- penIig Silien
ira oct 5olf, iom S tiIbsrer, til bet
banife 8olt % til gamle Sanmart,
icm bar iaa mango itolte Minoer
lammen nieo 9orge. ga SereS Wta'
ieit9t i gfteraaret 1905 forlob De
res gamIe SpbreIanb for ifslge BET
nprife Soils Salg at beitige Rorges
gaule aongetroue, ba filetes 9e
paa 9eres Sci meo Snifet fra en- ell
Ifet 9eoitefaoer, fra Sor9lore og So
Ifenoe os ieg fan iiee fra bet oouife
Soil, ON at bet mnatte faloe | Ceres
SOB at ifabe 2pffe oe S~iIfreosbeo
hos oct SoIf, Tom ms bapoe faaret
Gem til Songe. Meo @lGbe tom pi
bio ioas, % Dor Wootogelie bar
cperbepiit os ouL bpor De ncrife
W9nos Sierter banter mob @ber.
@ipe ga, at Soripnet oil peIiisne De
Aar, iom fommer, i~aoIeoes, at oisie
'gar, iom fol fables Song Saafons
&eeierinesoar. maatte bIipe til Selo,
.Spfte 90 8eIfieneIie for samIe &orge
oa Oct norife Solf. Meo oisie Oro
pil ieg sieutase Dor biertelise Saf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Soranorine / lilac.
girfer ltubers / SelbreSen.

Set er oprot at ptbe, OF en- Soran'
Srins / Wtob fan belbrebe GpspepIia
"Syes anier oct Iorn min &Ii9t at IaSt
eSer oioe bporIeoes @rape gaits bol
beIbreSet mig at iet 6orosielie.
Seq booOe b9ret pIoget al oct
Fere slar til ifior, ba min S99e on
befoIeSe @rooe 9artS Mabeu til Sritq
boer @oreen. Seq fiIgte gnoisnin'
gen % err III oIoeles fritz.
See SumiIien liter 8rupe Shuts
pi briiser fire gaffer ON ltsen. %
err pelfcmne til at briige bette Siones'
.bprS, iom Se ipnes."
@mmocn iii at Senne Snme bier
bfnlpcn al Grape Hits er, at ben ei
f~erforSeiet peo noturIig 9rcce$ oa
oerfor auitrenate life Monen ION
NoSen, Inn buooe butgt; ben inoe'
boiScr cgioa @Iemeuterne, ION fr9'
pes FOR at bpgse op saerbeipitenet
|9erfom Sen Del al oct mennelfelist
|9egeme or | f~dofommen arbetoSttl'
iianb, fan ser life nere Gpspepiio.
tbi 9acrpeeuersi repr0ienterer Gam
ben, iom orioer MfoitirerL
Soar &crpeiyftemet er neSbriiot
orbeioer 2egenets @%saifineri oanr'
Iigt. @rupe Nirts fan BRIGGS a
imaa gsru iaa bel iom al borne. 0et
er fuISfomment togt og fGroist foP
sieblittdia 9rng.
2pS, ~Sbe 8paS to @ellptIe",
Gafferue. Der &c en- @ritnS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
,soraieaen. @rosiereren:

SprhielIen. @rosiereren: "et
SperasmooI: Scar BET life Gem, iom
FOR uoele MaaneSer iioen bcr mo Der
pco acrtpret % tieeebe2"
sss6eu: $50, 6dS nar midi"
@rcsiererer: 20 mi er De iitono
til at fisbe gorer al mig for c5er
1000 SoIlars2"
SeSen: "Sa, fer De wobl. Si
Sober ianeer an meo Of tisge, unS
10 blir ri appmGnner. 9e andre bIir
&epm6nner unS lutter meS at tigse."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Ten uorife SpnuSe.

- Winot 9reSs msoer / Siaeo OF
StoroobI Weuiebeber, 9aitor s.
gu~cfuebergs aaIb, fra 26be til 2Soe
Srmi.
49, 2ofe IilS areos bar fit gnar.
msoe / 8oun6 8r9rie airte, Baitcr
Snuers aaIb, Den 29oe o9 30te Wtai.
SamtaIeemne: "Set friitelise Siem~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

Ser CT 6prifiel. Srnen: "Slobo,
btorSan fan on bore ioo bum at
iette 2ompen puu bet npIafereSe
8oroet2@
ShRpigen: Seq troeSe, oct bar
tort, FOR ies ion Serren upTie iotte ct
@Eas pun bet.~
Sruen. "Om min Mono optsrer
.iis iom ct seiel, ioa bar ban 2ob til
oct ! fit eset Sits, meu life on, ital
leg fortane btg."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

for ben @obtageIie, pi bar facet Der,
cg uobringe en- SfaaI for aongen og
Sronnineeu og &ronprins SIao."
Otter SaIen ipiIeoe Srfeitret 6en
norife 9oneeiane.