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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14

handsome, wise, witty, happy and rode
horseback, blazing the way for many
from darkness into light
Three Of the children of Charles Yves
ley became great musicians and one oil
them was the best organist of his time
in England.
The third noted brother in this re
narkable family was Samuel who vas
Older than John. Samuel was an edu-
Gated high churchnan, Latin scholar
and poet Of quantity. He wrote and
published essays, epics and histories.
In sermon John Wesley once said:
ITO adopt and live life of simplicity
and service to mankind is difficult, but to
follow the love Of luxury, making a
clutch for place, pelf and power, labell-
ing pagaiiims Christianity, and inagin-
ing you are follower of Christ, this is
easy. Yet all through life you see that
the reward is paid for the difficult task.
And now | summon you to a life of diff
hculty, not merely for the sake of the
reward, but because the life Of service is
the righteous life-the life that leads to
increased life and increased light.
Susanna Wesley. the mother of John
Wesley, was a most remarkable woman,
and there was a close and conhding IN
timacy between her and her sons, John
and Charles She was the one heart to
whom they went in absolute confidence
John Wesley was sent to Charterhouse
school when he was eleven years old,
and he remained there for six years
when he went to Oxford so after his
twelfth year he was denied the personal
companionship of his mother, but every
day he wrote to her-SOmetimeS Just a
line or two. and then at the end of the
week the letter was forwarded. She
died when John was 80 years of age; at
ter he had learned to wing his way on
steady pinions. And i'll the flight she
was not left behind
III nuHulSuS VI itI iStlIl = " Joiili hi'u
Charles at Oxford their mother repeats
this advice in varying phrase: I'VE are
creatures of habit we must cultivate
good habits, for they soon master us
and we must be controlled by that which
is good. Life is very precious-we must
give it back to God some day, so let lis
get the most from it. Let lis metlodlze
the hours, SO we may best improve
them"
John Wesley was leader by nature
and before he was twenty he had gath
cred about him at Oxford little GROUP
of young men, poor i'll purse. but intent
in purpose. who held themselves aloot
from tire fOibits and foffies ef the place
and planned their lives after that of thu
Christ. In ridicule they were called
Nethodists.- Ebert Hubbard
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
LOCAL RECEIPTS.
This Week
SHERIFFS SALE.
No. Io,6o5-In the First Judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, Louisiana:
n I,.1 il M r AnoeIt

No ro,6o5--In the First Judicial District
Court Of Caddo Parish, Louisiana ::
J. B. Reynolds VS. NJ. G. Angel.
BY virtue of writ Of feri facias, to
me issued in the above numbered and
entitled suit, by the Honorable First Jul
dicial District Court of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, have seized and will offer
FOR sale at public auction, for cash. &C
cording to law, at the principal front
door of the court. house III the City OF
Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY.. MAY is, 1907,
North half Of the northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section 3. town
ship 20. north. range 10 west Caddo
Parish, Louisiana. less that part Of same
sold to Caldwell, ais per act of sale re-
corded i'll conveyance book No. 30, page
az, of the records of said parish, III the
Office of the recorder Of deeds and mort
cages.
Said property seized as belonging to
the said defendant. aud to he sold to sat
isfy the debts specified in said writ, in
the sum of $4,000. with interest at 10
per cent per annum from June 9, 1906,
less $4,000 of date August IS, 1906, and
all costs of suit, including 10 per cent on
said principal and interest as attorneys
fees.
]. p. FL0URNOY, Sheriff.
Caucasian, April IL 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14

copyrighted 1907 by w. l. roster :.
Washington, April I5.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross
the continent IL to 10, warm wave II to
Il. cool wave Il to 49, The next dis
turbance will reach the Pacific coast
about II, cross west Of the Rockies by
close of 10, great central valleys 70 70
FL, eastern states p Warm wave will
cross west OF Rockies about II, great
central valleys 10, eastern states II.
Cool wave will cross west of the
Rockies about 20, great central valleys
%, eastern states ~.
This will be the most severe disturb
ancc Of April, beginning with a great
warm wave and ending with froSts far
Their south than usual Great extremes
of temperature may be expected III all
parts OF the country and crop-weather
will be bad i'll northern parts of winter
wheat section because OF freezing and
thawing
Eastward drifting rains will precede
the cool wave of this disturbance, caus-
ing more than usual amount OF moisture
north of the Ohio and the Missouri riv-
ers and about the great lakes and in the
upper Mississippi valleys. At the same
time dry weather will prevail south OF
these rivers and in middle and northern
AL, t,tar t,nr
and about norma! rainfall on the Pacific
slope
This disturbance will affect all parts
Of the continent and all weather features
will be radical during the week covered
by it. While rains may be expected in
large section about the great lakes
drouth conditions will prevail in Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas
Florida win get good rains and New
England will be dry.
Following April - very cool weather
will prevail while rains and dry weather
will be about as described above for the
week following Temperatures will be
entirely too cool for the growing crops
The last half Of April will average much
warmen than first half, but cooler thar
| usual east of the Rockies The reverse
for west of Rockies
SCIENCE NOTES.
The Weather Bureau has announced
| that no effort will be made at long range
forecasting for several months Seem:
like they can't get it to work As | vii
soon enter the Washington field in com
petition perhaps the Weather Burea,
| will get move OH it. Competitor work.
wonders while monopoly brings stagna
ton.
The ether comes to rest Ill the sol1d:
| after passing through the intermediate
forms OF magnetism. electricity, the \
| ray. the ion, the electron. This motion
Of matter from the ether to the sole
constitutes the force that operates tf'
universe 1t we could find the cause tina
| unites the atoms we would have the las
secret o fthe universe, would understand
all forms of life. Nature may yet ylelc
to man this last hidden secret
Scientists are practically agreed tina
matter and space are infinite in extent
that the division Of matter is infinite, n,
end TO the division of matter, no limit t
the growth of the heavenly bodies, tn
ether nexhaustible, the solids are &C
foundations from the ether which con
/ stitutes gravity by its movements towart
the solids, resulting in motion and fore
and life
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
DIR f.. G.. ALLEN.

The Caucasian has been requested 10
announce that DR.. e. G. Allen has re-
sumed he practice of his profession
Office in the Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
WATSON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
COMPANY.

There will be meeting of the stock
holders, on Thursday, April 18th, at 3
pm, at our Office.
WATSON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
COMPANY.
Ivie NJ. Watson, Pres. Il Mgr
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
INSURANCE.

When you want money. fire insurance,
bonds, life Insurance. real estate, acct
dent insurance or building and loan
stock, see w c. Agurs. in the Cooper
building
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
HYPATIA.

The ladies of Hypatia entertained Sat
urday afternoon, April 9th, at the home
of Mrs. D. B. Hamilton An interesting
talk by Prof. VIM. Woodward Of New
Orleans on Louisiana artists and their
work, with the exhibition of more than
forty pictures was the feature of the en-
tertainment.
By special request, Mrs. Foster-Com-
eggs, who was the clubs guest, gave a
charming recitation. Miss Owens of the
central high school also contributed to
the programme.
Prominent out OF town guests were
Mrs. Alice Grosjean Dale of Nashville,
Mrs. Foster-C omegys of Chicago, and
Misses Brown and Heron of New Or
leans.
Fruit punch and ices were served
which gave the social phase to this
charming hospitality.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
HUMPHREYS

-
Specifics cure by acting directly on the
SICK parts without disturbing the rest OF
the system.
No. l for Fevers.
No. !" Worms.
No. 81 Teething.
No. " Diarrhea.
No. " Coughs.
No. q Neuralgia.
No. 8 ss Headaches.
No 10 :. Dyspepsia.
No. II Suppressed Periods.
No ~ /" Whites.
No. IS g Group.
No. IA q The Skin.
No. Is g Rheumatism.
No 16 50 Malaria.
No. 10 g Catarrh.
No. 90 " Whooping Cough.
No. ~ .s The Kidneys.
No. 30 g The Bladder.
No. "a " La Grippe.
In small bottles OF pellets that fit the vest
nockes. At Druggists or mailed, ESQ. each.
rsy- Medical Guide mailed free.
pursphreys' Med. CO., Cor. William john Streets,
New York.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14

WELLMAN HEADQUARTERS
For paints, wall paper and glass; for
painting. paper-hanging anad signs. All
orders given prompt attention.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
COTTON MARKET.

Office of The Caucasian.
Shreveport, La, April IS, 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.

Stock on hand Sept I..........'.l' oo7
Received this day -. I23
Received previously ..too,634 I9o'757
Total stock to date -. ...Io2'324
Shipments TO date ,..-Io3'1oo
Net stock on hand o'42o
Same day last year 80. ll,79o
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
A SEVERE DISTURBANCE

Scheduled to Begin Witt, Great Warm
Wave and Ending With Frost Fur
Their South Than Usual-Great Ex
tremcs in All Parts Of the Country.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
SHREVEPORT MARKET.

The market closed strong I-8 up.
Receipts 1873 bales.
Sales to factors none.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
THE FORSAKEN HERMAN

THE FURSAkEN NERMAN.
Children dear, was it yesterday
Call yet once-that she went away?
Once she safe with You and me.
On a red gold throne in the heart of the
sea,
And the youngest safe on her knee.
She combed its bright hair, and she
tended it we'll,
When down swung the sound OF the far
off bell
She sighed, she looked UP through the
clear, green sea,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The weather yesterday was fair
River: Denison. Texas. I..3, a fall of
OF; Arthur City 49, fall of o.; Full
ton I2o. a fall of 10; Shreveport a. a
fall of o.3.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Sunday fair and warmer
Red river forecast: The fall will CON
tinue at Fulton and Shreveport during
the next four days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14

The stock is the best that money can
buy: workmanship the best the labor
market affords-that's why Our printing
is sought after by those who want some
thing good i'll the stationery line Tele-
phone 1000 and we'll send man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

Serfra patporeoe ban tilipSs tpers.
ODER Gen og noaeoe &rateret ST.
Imlea. Set bar 10 at friite Sfiebner
at Iegge fig til Der FOR 9atten. Selr
uotaler ban berom:
Set bleo ielofslgelig in9en trpa
Sson; bertiI bar NIT Seize ioa beot,
OF ieg maatte inu mig ret iom Del
bar, meoens 9uItanen neoblep al
rimle og brumIe og ilpnse Stene III
ale Retninger. 9isie Stene bar
mig ofte temmeIig nergaaenbe."
Sine WnoneSer ienere fanbt ban
Sfibsleiligbeo iom 9pfsarbeiser poo
"Maripoia", Ser ifulbe til auitraIien
0erefter git Reiien til Sort Gaio oa
oerfra igieu meo ct r1isitif Sartsi til
Soppa.
Seq fom engang | SrGtte meo en-
arober I 9aIeitino. San orcp et
Sogibus % forImete 21a Gents 70,
Natten. Seq pioite meget bel, al
netop set baIpe, en- og en- fpart Gent
bar @riien, oe Ga ri life fcm til
gnigbeo, befllrttebe ieg at botle mig
unber aaben SinrmI.
zoe pil NOT inoie,@ iosbe Ir. We
rebitb, "ot rtoar ieg nteo $50 piIbt
sisre Sltren r1lnSt Sorben, bIeo oet
nsopenot9t for mig at pasie poa Gill,
lingetL"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Giente fig rig / 5owa.
Rpbert Iereoitb tps iaa no paa en-
@erocnsrciic mrb $50.

gfterat &obert Vtereottb baooe
tent iig en- Sormlte paa ap@gop'
orRtning / Soma, gao ban efter Tor
ct lanse nGret Enife ON at reiie &!o'
Nen rmot. % forot giere S,tren
mere "interesiant" tcg han bare Iertt
Dollars / Sommeu, uagtet ban er
temmeIig nGr oe ienrti aar.
I'll Slireu meSgif ct flor % fpo
Gage. Otter i'm SiIba9efornit bar
bon nrret en- peIieet @ieit hos i'm
Den Z. s. alep, 317 6. 9th Ct,
Sos glugeIes, % Dos @iaiam Siatt
/ 3bittier, Sal.
SIR. Rereoitb bupbe mango epen'
turIiae SplepeIier paa i'm &eiie rtnot
Sorben. Gan bar MI itrepet Ell BOG
betitIet "arouno the @prEo on Strtp
Collars.
San arbeioeoe fig frem iom SefS'
orbeiSer ooer tire @erbenShaoe, re-
beSe ensorte fit Seize / Sroteret Sri
Ialea, bar SormanS aao Ell Sufter'
ploutoee meo en- Son al $40 Nogen,
men bar oaian orbetSet boarot en-
SIinertrrs. Sobrit | &alGitinn for
40 Gerts ON Saaen. ssGr oct Esoe
SAP ait ban fig otIo miSt paa inarte
Natten, OF omilattenoe Seoniner
plpuSreSe bam for bans aIaSer,
Ioa at ban fanot fig benptIt I'll
at pauhre aiennem SeruiaIems Go
ser iisrt en- alminoelN anffeGt
@suraeI al beore SefI0Sntng.
Oct bar ira San Srunrisec, at
Orr. Wereoitb tiItraoSte i'm ocoiom'
me 5rrS ON @toacn. @eo 9ampe'
ren "9urIine~ ,og ban Spre iom
SatSarbeioer Until ban ncaese $Ho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
naIter Scott
er bans Oapn,
Weu Solf falocr bam "Seuttp". -
San man ba CT Sfrue LIS.

Marac fan oiitnof enonlt bllife,
tporIcoeS ell Wauo oCb 9t0pn @al'
ter Scott (beore ficrSt iom ~5cottp"
ret % ilet) ior baIpan0et gar ii0en
IeirSe ct Gcg for 5000 for at nut
ne ilaa Reforben mclcm Sos Inge'
les % Chicago. Get or Ell StrGf'
ming, iom Sernbeiten %alurinoelig brt'
GER mgctnpr ire SeGn at tilboge'
ITggc, nQar StauSninger oeo 0fel'
Iemitecerre mebreares.
@cn "Scottp" fit ogiaa Sct'&et
Tor Sc iamme fem t,ien Collars %
trugte, iaapiSt e~rinbreS, neppe en-
Gnre iii StauSuiugcr paa belle Su'
rem, Sen ban gioroe pna lot oper ii
elmer OF ceraaeSe Nerueo at Iaa en-
tibIiqere Refpro. han idu hoooe iat.
Senere bar ~Scottp" Here 8ange
prepct paa at ioa leiet ct Sog / liant
ME Gienco, uSeu at Set bar IpffetS
bom,
"Scottp" or Ell Wtuuo / i'm bebite
gIoer, auta9elig meIIem 80 % 40
Gor. San er Gift, men oct ipneS ban
life at brp ito itsrre on. San or en-
Wtaro, iom barSIer rpffcois, % III.
gen. bans Suitru IigeiaaIiSt iom an
Gre, peo noSeniiuAc, buor oe bar BAN.
9ere DtanS er i~nteresieret |
@iLominer etiteSS I Oct ~iaafalStr
2eat9 SalIrp ("SpScns 9al"l %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

Song is the dawn of the soul, and is
throwing
Over your labor the brightness of day;
Song sets the thrilling emotions a-glow-
ing,
Driving the doubt and the darkness
away;
Song with eternity's power is blending.
Future and past for your fancy and
sight, -
Breathing unlimited longings, and ending
Drcam-like in visions of beauty and
light.
Song is from discord a power redeeming,
Leading to peace on a glorious course;
Song is releasing in melodies streaming
Spirits of light with their pathos and
force.
Longing for beauty, for action and
knowing -
Walking a bridge that is star-lit and
straight,
Some reach to heights where bright
spirits are going
Into the land of our hope and our faith.
Songs of the past with their longings
and dreaming
Cast with a sadness the crimson OF eve;
Songs OF the present, with melodies
teeming,
Will for the future bright memories leave.
Past generations in song have their
meeting,
Measuring time by the tunes of the
Tyre;
Spirits of those who have passed send a
greeting.
Blended in sounds of out festival choir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
The Power of Nature.
A. o. Vinje. "Fraa Driydalen".-Tanslated BY
Ole o. Lien.

This beauty sets my tears allowing,
Though 1 have reached to manhood's
years;
For visions of the past are glowing,
And childhood's home to me appears.
l hear the heart of Nature beating
In grand pulsations onward borne;
Eternal young, thou Lord art greeting,
The earth as on creations morn.
With balmy breath, with love and
healing
The spring of life gives us a call,
And from golden goblet dealing
New health and happiness to all.
Each nerve and muscle is expanding,
and am happy, strong and free; -
Alone in Natures temple standing.
l feel LIES hand of bliss on me.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Penoes Sfvle.

Set rr oirfeIig beiprScrIiat - Re.
irnberIigt. flyer ieg, - al icg aIbrtg
fan foa bcbolbe rogcr Stu8 her i
&uict!" agSc Satobier til fin 9ore.
Get Fommer ia at DIN uioitematiife
u~crocniligc WarSe at bcIoe GUS paa,
Sar iea Ingt en- 9irp ct Steb - pGf
or oenl"
"Sn0 er Oet III ga. 8enrtcn miu2"
sig life 0erren MINI @ar ieg
Gin 9eL iaa ptLSe n, iorissc paa at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

SarnemnnS. Sante (tiI nogle
@6ru iom forunler poa @eisg): Get
par iuoerIia ir6t al oere at ie til
bereS aanlIe Sautc."
Smniemonb: IA. Eapn Io9be, ri
ifuI0e gno ben til Sig, for hi boIot
for mc1ct 2rpcr ior Iama."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Usries Kpae
1S14-19O5
Nlso portrRter, SioeraTer os en- literature
hiitoriif Jn6leoninS pes
SriTttan preTtparn.

9enue SamEing nprfe RsaS, Der si fom t~1otIiSutnss.
afoeIing "Secoruh. SpFen" fra SuIi 1902 til December 1908,
er mi n.S snseI Tettelier % soranbrtuscr ubtommst I Bog
form. 8lanet anset. er Der tuisiet ct 9ortr9t al GaSruno
gtnje, iont, iaa bibt uibes, olbris isr bar pRret oHentItgaort.
gpaeu atosr ct ianrIet ginebe at ben nUrte Iprttc 8istHius
tibet Tango TiSsrum, tom frazier fig nelem be to m~erfsIise
Sriheosaar 1914 o. 1905. Sen ~iroeboloer gprtrGtter og
Siosrafer al fpssnOs 9ietere ~tilissmso ct rbUaIs al Serss
Siste:
9poer Sassu, Soban stOrn glunt, Gpurab RtcoIGi
Sdpat, Sirnon CLAUS s8plT, WarritS SaHien, Senrit Gnier
gerrrsaarS, Scurtt @ersslaub, 8. 9. ReIbapen, sgIoetsr
Sio.rtipn, Gbrtsian Tipniru, GHersas geunh, SprBsu goe,
q. VI. gSsrss, ". q. 9austaS, Q. VI. Seuieu, CLAUS 8apels
SfMs, 9beObor aicruIf. DE Big, Spar Gaien, GdsmUHo
ghie. Camilla Gcuet, g. 8. DRourab, Seurti Sbfen, Sisru'
fisrne SiSrnion. Gnsebrrt Ssussr, Senrit arpbn, Spnas Sic.
2prsns SietritIon, &riiau Glitter, grus garburs, SobH Sic,
Ssbu 9auITsn. Sarob .. Bun, RurSabI Spfien, 3rNtpfer
RanOsrs, sbrpbpr GGssari, Der SioIs, ROiertrGntS SpbHien.
guSsrs Sopssu, Silbelm Frog.
Gf Ssrorbet bsirtss:
sea baaber, Of mango al be bio til 9anbet inbHpt.
teSe gorem9nb of gienfrss beHns AuabiGultus fin
garnoprts Sarac 49, BEN be isrft bsre al Npr ener paa
GfoIsn, o. at Der fra SpasHs Bdbs oil irse fr.m. for
Observation-Disclosures Stlar. Sfnfoe oerne BOG bare
npg.n ipceisl Nisfpn, Tube bet aItiaa pers Zen at BIZ
bragg til at boloe blanf ben 8uoe, Tom penoer biem mob
pprt eamIe SRorrlana."
Scssn sr 40 SiOsr tor, imuit uStprst % trptt paa
flint 9opir.
'9ris i%nstunsefS t.50.
3. 2lnnnSien, Scrorab, Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

Gn Wanb befIagebe fig for jim
Sase oper, at ban bupoe proppet BAN
iaoleSeS meS Weoicin, at han bar ipg
IGnge eiter, at ban bar 6leoen bra
iaien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
1907.

% arSen Sang morer fig meS at
ip9nbe for fin Sportsooen, og iaa
gaar Oct | itraft aarriere giennem
@pens @aber. Gilt, fort o9 imaat,
maa boloe tnoe for "Scottp", pg
raar ban er paa fin niIbe Start, bpcr.
timber bun Mountaineering peiier paa
tine 1eld. Oct minDer ON bet Syn
/ De iterre gper, ba al Sraftf maa
iianfe poa De 8aber, bpor 8ranb'
rrgnene fommer fisrenbe / fulo
Sart til ct 9ranoiteb.
SibItleben Sorsbog iab "Scottp"
/ oaorligt Srnttsr nebe peS Sernbane'
f~taticnen, fortples Der ira Gan Ser
narSino. 8eS Ylatformen benitoo
San Srancisco 2imiteo farei9 til
afsong. SorsiGoes bapbe ban isgt
at foo Ieiet ct Grtratog til Sos SIN
geIes. Stu iob ban / Sfiorte9rmerne
ca meS Spertsiet ligseiroe peo i'm
SiSe.
0a plubielis begprSer BET at rptte
! Soget til afea,tg, og pipSl bnpoe
"Scottp" tat fin @ei li1tning. Sar
8reb tit Spertsi % iprang onboro,
efterIrSenoe lin Satitrlt poa Del
upisie, meSens ban ieIp ureo 90 Wils
Start | Simen itprteoe bort ma Sierrt'
met - bporben piSite ban ieppe feip'
San gisr oft mtlist ior at faa lelei
, ct Grtrutog for at iGoa en- eller arden
Mefor6, liaegpIoig bborbet. otter
fin Sil6ueefomft fra Chicago mootoq
BON to 9engeauoisui1tger ira Nerr
gorf, en- poa $500 og en- paG $3.50,
Wen for "Scottp" ndr Oct blot en-
Snnai filling.
llnbres ON fife "Scottp" mart piI
cplepe 6en Dag, % ban ftruoer ltl
pepgel9ns? n.
De garn! DC Sarn! Slue SIle
"Sboger 2sitnant, bill on baoe e
gor 9IQoOraaber?"
S~sitnonten: "Rei Sof, lille Sot
aerinbe, oct foor man iaa iorte Zen
Der al"
ellie Gle: "8m on life tase Den
no ioalGnee? Oct gisr Oin 8iGre
n, =, i,o +iSf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

sisre Suiet bit liot bpsseIigere for
mig, og iaa finSe ies iinoe mine 90.
ger. Spcr ital ieg finoe min Sat!
Seq bangte Den paa arugger, ba ieg
fnn bic1n. Wet naturIigpis fimoe
reg Iigeiaa sierne Ioeet ben fare for
cue 8eroensbisrners @irbel"
"Wien fiqre 49,"
"sSsffe roget 'fjGre' maa ieg be.
Soor Ell Soften min? aau bu life
1lGIpe mig til at finbe Den oa2"
"9Wer Senrif -
"Staa life Der % tin paa mig ion
en- anoen Soiotl 5ino Satten! Seq
ffmloe rgret paaaontoret Tor en- Time
iioenl 9ai ifd ieg formcoentIis gaa
meo Stroa9at ! bette &eanreiret cg
sjsre mig til Ell Rar bIarbt Sof,
Bare fcroi jeg life iom ANDRE 6olf
bar ct oroeutIigt Siem!"
"Senrif!"
Seq fonuner til at glsre en- ulpt'
fe, ON ies life finoer cen Sattcn.
Sporfor ier Su life eiter benz. Spor'
for iaar on life &arrd til at leoe ef'
ter ben mere. Zen CT pGf, brlSt op
til SpItefruffe eler 9aifeombsiao,
tptfer iegl"
"gI on rui tie itille, til ieg -
"9eei, ieg pil life tie title. Seq
biz pa Sottet!"
"Gu bar ber pna Sooct!"
"SpaS2 Soaoforrp9etl $ar ies
ben. - Oct er bin SfpIbl Seq barSe
rem life Der Tor, - on - on bar
lat ben oer!"
Sg iaa gift Safobiet poa aontoret.
Cprietig. SoSeren: "gr on MI
iitfer poa, at oin gSparb o9ioo eIifer
Sig?"
Ootteren: ga, set fan on itcIe
paa; ban bar iporet paa, OF ban life
tan Iepe noen mig"
SaSeren: "9et cir ieg life Ell Bris
Sobaf for. ellie Neno tiger oct
Iamme."
9atteren: go, men life til mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

@sbasclise 1%tSfistcr! &lienten
49,. 90 bporI9nge fan 8rocesier
tenfes at pore2"
Sogfsreren: "Sia set er il
life let at Il. Ren, fj9re, ri er il
begge unge Wenneifcr!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Song.

b. Bjornson: "Sangen". - Translated by
Ole o. Lien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

SolSblubisbeS. San: "Se Der CT
en- WanO, iom er tf9r6 meo at
orltfne."
SUN: "Soor fieOeIiet, at ieg bar
gIemt NIT 6oto9rdfiopparot biemme."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

. SpristisbeS. 2egen: "Ssr ieg
ipsrge, bborior 9e life, ienoer mig
mine Benge9 Sen Gang Ge por
ing, iagbe Se, at 9e olbrig funbe Re.
taIe mig FOR, bpoS reg baooe giort ior
Oem."
8attenter: "Sa, set mente ieg
ogIad."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

2pie ltSiister. ShtOent 2ett Gil
lin Str9Ooer, JON ppeienterer ell
&egntng): De fan 10 ie bio npite
Sor&bag, ga itoI ieg iiee Gem, roor
9e fon fomme tgjen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

eier Srs os anben @ienoom | nrr.
nreite 9p al getpSnins, San 9ernar.
bino, GaI., bpor bans Slritrii bor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
Making Trip Of Inspection.

R. H. Ingraham, general SUI
perintendent of the southern
division of the Pacific system of
the Hartman lines, passed
through here yesterday in his
private car Los Angeles. He
was accompanied by w. H. Av-
erill, superintendent of the Tue
son division, and T. w. Bordwell,
resident engineer of the division.
The officials are making a trip
of inspection over the Tucson
division and are watching the
construction work that is being
done on the line. Superintendent
lngraham has recently returned
from the east, where he went on
important business connected
with the Southern Pacific and he
is again in charge of the entire
southern division of the Pacific
lines.