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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
WHERE GRAPHITE COMES FROM
Mined in Mexico and Manufactured
for Use in Michigan.

for Use in Michigan.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Michigan enjoys the distinction Of be-
ing the home Of the largest graphite pro-
Queer on this continent
Although the United States Graphite
Company. Of Saginaw. has but recently
completed the construction OF It's new
plant. which is equipped with every de-
vice for the economical handling of graph
tie ore and its products. it IS already
following an increased demand for its
goods
This is being done by supplementing the
equipment with what is believed to be
the largest tube mill ever constructed.
thereby increasing the present capacity
about one-third.
Approximately about - per cent Of the
worlds pencil graphite comes from the
Mexican mines of the United States
Graphite Company OF Saginaw. These
mines are located in the state Of Sonora,
some zoe miles south Of the international
line and about sixty miles east of the
Gulf Of California.
Here is located the largest and purest
body of graphite which has thus far
iutendence, and at times with consider
able difficulty on account Of scarcity OF
help, as this part Of Mexico IS thinly set
tied
The ore is hauled by wagons TO Torres,
station on the Sonora Railway. where
one may see the cOmpany's wagon trains
unloading after their dusty trip over
some thlrty-five miles of desert noun
tains. There are six wagons in 4 train
pulled by a total of eighty-four mules
and these six wagons carry on every triI
one full carload Of thirty tons Of graph
ite ore.
Each driver Is armed with a rife and
In addition the train is accompanied oy
an armed guard, as the travel IN the VIZ
cinity is attended with danger from row
ing bands of Yaqui Indians.
From Torres the ore Is shipped direct
10 the companys plant at Saginaw, where
it is prepared for the market and sent
all over the world ia the form Of pencil
making graphite. foundry facing. machin-
cry lubricants. axle grease, graphite foi
powder, glazing. paint stove polish, &c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
non.t sell Your Tickets.

with hair awry and one hand pressed
over his brow. a Washington drummer,
whose name is a synonym for veracity,
occupied a big easy chair in the lobby
of local hotel one morning last week.
"WeH, sir" he started in, I had a
great old experience on this last trip.
You know even a drummer can get short
of the long green, but he usually man
ages TO be little strong on transporta-
tion-that's what / was suffering from,
so sold one Of my mileage books 10 a
big. notwithstanding Westerner, who was
coming East He turned out 10 be the
sort who doesn't brook familiarity, and
my rendered instructions Of how 20 be
have and what TO say TO the conductor
should he prove noisy were put INTO
cold storage In less time than it takes to
tell about it.
You asked me to buy your ticket,
didn't you: and bought il, didn't y
Well. 1 reckon that's about enough TO
cinch a bargain Of TINS sort pard.' said
my good Samaritan, and departed in the
direction OF the train.
Believing him safe out OF the city
I determined TO pull out later that night,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24

ton. is an admirable illustration OF law
full. orderly. and just procedure in the
interests Of all the people. and the wise
and necessary recognition of the rights Of
all the States 10 the exclusive exercise Of
their reserved powers.
Thus was the national Constitution
framed and adopted. Mag it not thus be
preserved without violence and in full
accord with its spIrit?''
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
The Horse Knew.

Horses are close observers and learn
quickly" remarked Il Capitol Hill man,
land 1 had my attention strongly at
tracted to the fact a few mornings ago.
1t came about in rather a pathetic way.
too. For many years We have pauonized
one dairyman. and for equally many
years the man has driven an old frame
Of a horse. While the animal was not
fast. he was faithful, and there's some
thing in that. too.
"A morning or so ago the poor old
milkman was suddenly stricken i'll while
serving his customers. and was complete
ly disabled for duty. The horse seemed to
understand the awful situation and con-
sistentIy pulled his master home. Natur-
ally we missed the milkman, and did not
understand his absence until two morn
ings later, when a strange dairyman
stopped in front of the house He in
CURED if the cid man-our previous milk
man-had been delivering milk At my
place / told him that he had. and in
quired what the trouble was Then he
told the story. and how even at that time
the poor old fellow was lying dangerously
IN. And you see. he went on 10 explain.
1 don't want him to lose his trade. and
an I have 10 depend upon is this old
horse. He's a good old sort, too, and
knows the rOute-everytime he stops IN
front Of a house I jump out When he
stopped here 1 was dead certain you
were one of the old mans customers.
That old frame isn't much to look at. but
he's got a head fun Of sense. and so far.
I haven't struck a wrong house. / used
10 swear by the dog for a faithful friend;
but. sir. 1 can tell you. I'm pretty keen
about that old horse out yOnder.'"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
Bound to BE wed.

Down from the hills of Virginia one
day last week came a mature but ardent
couple, bent upon matrimony. Bad
crops and few other incidentaIs known
10 the farmers life had LEFT this par
ticular son Of the soil weak I'm purse.
though strong of purpose, so he gave no
heed to fine bridal toys. He came in his
working clothes. and seemed mighty
proud at that. The bride Of forty or
more summers. who had heard that spring
IS fast approaching, wore an extensive
flower garden in way Of bonnet while her
dress was short enough 70 display some
what more than her substantial shoes
The picture being a familiar one to
Washington, no especial notice was paid
them until they drifted into the City
Hall and inquired the road to q marriage
house.
Are you tired. baby?" asked the pros
pective groom of sixty, as he assisted
the bride-to-be up the steep wooden
stairs that lead to the land Of better
or worse
Tired, What is ii forty-mile walk on
your weddin' day? Nothing shorter an
pleasure trip responded she, and
minus the blush.
This gave the janit0r in evidence the
hint, and he. ever in pursuit of tip
carried the news 10 magistrate across
tie way and induced him 10 come over.
Marry them? Not on your life; they
can go out and root up a minister who
IS willing to make one 'out OF fifty and
sixty. Not me for that kind of addition, ~
exclaimed the magistrate. and having up
set the plans of all concerned he de-
parted
Before the now timid pair left the
entire court squad volunteered direc-
ton to the many churches in the city
But the Virginia couple would have none
OF them. though it's pretty certain they
got married, because the last heard from
the groom was We'll don't you mind,
baby. well set married this day IL I
have to spend the rest OF it in getting a
minister TO do the job on trust an un-
less I've missed my deal he'll wait till
/ can hear from my tobacco
Most any man would under the cir
Cumstances.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
VIII Power.

From Illustrated Bits.
Singleton-I suppose your wife has a
lot of will power?
wgdderly-Yes. bat she has a lot more
won't power.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24

Il have been in this business a great
many years" an Avenue liquor man was
heard TO say one day recently, yet
there is one thing / have never been
able TO determine and that IS why
a man, who really only wants one drink
will buy two. believing, Of course, that
ne Is practicing economy in doing SO.
''The number of men who do just this
thing is really surprisingly large. and
I've got so 1 find myself listening for
some such remark as this: Well. give
me another, old man; two for quarter
is better than fifteen for one; not that
want it. you know. but I always feel
am making something off you when I
pay y cents for two drinks. OF course,
we liquor dealers have no kick coming on
a proposition like this It's to our ad-
vantage; but even with all of this in
view, I've never yet been able TO see
the economy Of the man whose appetite
calls for one drink, and who buys two
in order 10 ecOnOmiZe.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24

so in the wee hours I sought and found
a sleeper into which I crawled for the de-
ferTed rest. and proceeded TO sleep. Eight
bells and ais we'll I dreamed, but not
for long When we were bowling along
over the rails at a great old speed. the
gallant conductor gave me one IN the
ribs that Jeffries might envy, inquiring
between punches. about my ticket and
name. which / suggested he would ma
carved upon the ticket, and then / signed
it. 1 didn't notice his glance or / would
not have settled back in my bunk so
quickly. See here. young man, you
can't work this dope on me. As II hap
pens there are just two of you on this
train. and I'm not going TO resign my
job by hauling any two people, both
claiming a name like that; not much.
When you were about it, you might have
displayed ordinary intelligence and made
one John Jones. even if the other had to
be John Smith
'Weu, I spent an uncomfortable
twenty minutes insisting that / was the
real and only genuine article and that
any man claiming my name was all sorts
of an impostor and should be kicked or
the train at once; but IL was no use.
Here said the conductor, comes the
AtAfAtl liDns Gnu a. FfAt aAtAtA ~-+~ - -
stuff you'll face him
Well. it was that blank Wcsterner, all
right and he carried out my instruc-
tons. including the punctuations He
didn't know me from a peck of turnips,
he said. and then rubbed it in by trying
10 prove me q liar and a fraud. ana
volunteered to help in throwing me
through the window-and We We're going
some, too. He even accused me Of steal
ing the book from him. and showed the
ticketman his signature, which, when
compared with the original, looked
more like it than mine did. 1t amounted
to just this: l finally had TO put up my
gold watch. and really diamond ring 10
stay aboard. The morning after, when il
was az over. ] sought nay friend from the
West The minute he saw me he began
laughing, and kept it UP until l thought
he would throw the train off the track.
You know, said he, allus was the
cussedest buffer that ever shUffied a
deck. It's the best thing I do But here $
the stuff, me boy; go get your jewels.
Oh, any old time viii do Whereupon
ne again left me in an atmosphere of
grim satisfaction. And now" asked the
drummer from Washington, what do YOU
know about that2"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
Great in Both Directions.

from Inc Philadelphia Record.
John d, RoclzofeIer seems 10 be almost
as magnificent in his giving as IN his
taking.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
Efch in Family.

A little girl Of this city believes that
it costs SIe0 to possess a baby. and in
reply to a question of how many little
brothers and sisters she had. answered:
"Oh. eight OF ten"
"Why Betsy" exclaimed Betsys young
mother, who at that moment appeared
why did you tell the gentleman such a
story? You know you have no brothers
or sisters"
Yes 1 know I haven't, but I always
wanted some. you know" answered little
Betsy. and I felt so sorry for you,
mamma. just having only one little girl.
and I didn't want the gentleman TO know
We were too poor 10 buy any more chill
dren. So. 1 just said, oh, eight or ten,
to keep him from knowing
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24

1.-THE action of Pennsylvania in thus
inviting her sister States into conference
for the adoption Of a uniform law in all
the States regulating the vital matter Of
marriage and divorce; the ready response
of many of the States thereto. and the
formulation and recent submission of
legislation proposed By that Congress to
all the States for consideration and &C.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07
& 8repe fra Norge }


ipm @eael purt % rent os Safromens
ierne ~iprunltes eiter Serrens egen Snb'
%itifislie. Oct laber ba csiaa til. at Sol
let pirtslig boloer al fine &irtebuie.
gopbalens 10 &irfer, 9ueit % Birfes
mes, ifal / CONNER ipritipnnes. Gers
repsftprene bar beuiiset b~etpoelise Be-
lob til bette Grbeiee.
9peit Girfe er en- gammel Stenfirte,
en- al be 9lbte | 2anbet. Den bar
8inbuer bare pan en- Sioe os Meter'
tptfe Mure. Gnsans | 5iben er ben
blepen fprlenset nieo en- Tilbpgnins al
Era. Sligo samle airier er altib Bug.
selise; bel sr ba ogiaa gpeits airfe
I bei Grab. 3nbtil 1905 betientes
Ipeii os 8irfenes af en- Brett. Sra
lite Siober 1905 er girfeues ubitilt
Tom sset Br2ifeejalb. Sette funbe life
tie uben abifilis 3illfuo af &ommune=
fasien; men naar bet er fleet, iaa er bet
8ibnesbprb ON, al &irteu aniees iom ct
@pbe os life ipm ct Snbe. eller Ium en-
unpttis 9ins. girten9s &irfe blep
iubuiet 1868, ps er en- al be itsrite
2anbsfirfsr / NOrse. Sfisnt ben er
inart so Gar, fan ben life iises at bare
/ iulot fGrbis Stanb. Der mangler |.
CT. Glterbilebe. Set er ct pragtiet
gus us ben implies bpsr gsubas mee
en- ialrig ioriamlet R~enisbeb-pe beo.
fe SmDffe | en- &irte.
Baa iamme Sis ipm Der altiaa ar
beibes itertt for airfsns OSelessslie,
ar6eioes Der usiaa itertt for bens Sp.
bpselie. Ganperne brpbes. Dor 8is
Top bar ifrepet imOb 9uopis Scopes
ufirtelise 8irflpmbeb, li9eiaa ben Be.
fjsnoie 5oriatter Stauanserpreite So'
mas Dab,
On guusetalen fan ies iatte mig
&Ortbeb. Den bsspnote | 9riiiania,
os bar saaet lanss 8piten til &riiians.
lamb Den optr9ber fun | Sperne. Tins
Der WBoerne beniettes en- eIer anben |
Ell 9ilitano, bpor ban itfe er Serre pper
i'm Euuse, men uoftsoer enfelte Guitapel.
iesoro, iom ineen foritaar. aaermtnoit
ben talenbe ieIu. s &riitiansiaub bar
en- Dame tpoet bisie Sub. os BUN bar
iunbet no, at 2unsetalereu iremisrer
iorifienise 8ibelipros. Somme mener,
at bet belle er Spiteri pg @alifab, an.
bre, at bet er ct Tipens Sesn fra CUB.
Rosen 8etponins oil bel neppe benne
Tmnsetale faa. Sen er 10 eler life
paatrepet / DOR Gib. Gnbpsr oil iprs
itaa, at Der er babe iunbt aanbelist
9ip, ps Of bet bet er npset uiunbt psiaa
/ bisie Gsue. vt Der er Snteresie for
Cubs Giges Sag / Rorse, bet lees bebit
al at Misiiunsfasi len bar albrig bapt
iaa fore Snbtester iom / 1906.
"af bens Sruster ifal s fieube
benz.
Sirfeues 8raitesaarb pr. 2ileianb,
ste Gpril 1907.
&. u. S~ieII6u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07
John Sizes ScIpbrYlup.
Ssiaa Der fra amerifa bpr Der ienoes
gistcren en- Teitsaoe.

SiIluo mig No0s, Sr. Heaatf6r,
DereS ereSe glaS for ncsle 2inier,
Som 9e fanife oeo bIir Oct CONNER
% adr iioen 0ieteren Sobn Sic mo.
tioaote / sggteitdb npo Sorbisrg
tinoen. @iemnen bans Geetninee
berooer her reg inoet ~ltnberretnina
on at Der sisres JcrbereoeIier til
at feire Seres SsIphrplllp oeb Ct.
Sanstiher. Seq bar oerior tGuft. at
Sercs mango 8ernper | amsrtta osioa
ptIbc barre meS at bplSe San5nibe-
porret, % ies benptter berreo anIeo-
uinaen til at annroSe ole 9emner og
~befienSte ON at barre meo % ooerraife
9~tgterpdrret paa oerea 25uorise
9rplatpsoag.
"9ecorabG piten@s 2Giere tieuoer
So5n Ste og Srue. RoeIe al os fen.
Der Dem perionlbg, ANDRE er blet
tienote ute6 benz giennem Oeres Sro.
Sitttioner. Sorbisrgs fortr9ffeIige
greoe leies meS SntereSie al 9pgbe.
fcIf % andre. 81 i9tter ale Yrts
poa bc1rSes fpiffe Eert. 90 boem bar
IgIt "StooIi 5torli", "@rin0aIsIa9o"
og "9oraoiiet pna Scrben" uSen at
bli opmnrtret % itprfet I 9anaen
mos BET onSe og Iette9 Sobu Sies
9igtnipg, hans Gong og Saga, bar
bragt os Bert og 8elfeueIie, - ban
bar ip1mbet @rfo mo | Sneroogsp9.
ben Dor, og bnGlpet ooer bort Ir'
beiSe en- IDiere 90 reuere SimmeI.
aae, fcm bar lGit Sobn Sic itaar
6erfor I ACKNOWLEDGMENT til
barn. 2oo os oa M, mems GnIeSutn.
gen bpr fig, niie bam Dor Gafnemme.
Iig6s6 og Chronological. Gette fan
tie / Sorm af Ell Rengegape. Com
befienbt Ieper De | TRANCE GFonomiite
8anr pg treIIer unber en- trpffert0e
8iPI6, faa en- @ape al Oen Irt oil
bore meget fiGrfcmmen. gqe iom
snifer at btbroge noeet, fan in6ienSe
irmme iii mSertegnebe euer til "Se.
corab- 8citen"s llbgiper, 9. gGnunSien.
aue gdsb, irlna ellcr itOre, moota-
ges mcb Saf og nd bli fpitteret for /
bette 9iab.
@lprSon, @htn., lite gani 1907.
8enbtf 8u n0obL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07
2ineNf StloioH.

S "@il 8las~ fort9Ler Ell frdnIf
SfTeer, 2ouis be GantilID, at ban /
en- @iergegu oeo Souttn bar truTfet
paa en- garrmeI 8ergamertrule, Der
ttLbsrte en- fineiiif 6prfte. 8aa Rad-
len itoo prentet en- Iero geretnirig ON
"WaenuelfIinets ipo Berio6er." Deb
BET 10Se aar, forflarebes Der, en-
@enneifets Sierne os $ierte eneuu
laa iart JON ct rtngt @~ambusiflf0,
meo oct 20oe aof er ban Ell grsn
8aran, meo oct 30te en- 9sffeI, .:
iuuo, frufttg % egnet til 2iostampm,
oct er BEN aIoer, bbori oct er pas.
ien6e OF tnogao gggteItab; 40 Mar
9ammel tan ban bItpe WorSorin
men BET oiIee onre uforiigttet at Be.
tro BAN ct Sommerembebe; oenne
8eroigbeo ber ban life betroes, fer
ban bar rtaoet Be 90 aar, on er ban
INF o9 plump og for ieorfgt caioa be.
troes til at befI9oe en- 8oraermeIters
@mbeoe. Raar Ell Nau0 or 60 aar,
er ban gomrel, ban er / oct minoite
tbruselis III Sann6eus arbeioe. 20
@or aammel err ban en- ubtsrret &is.
itnneel, ban fan bare uof at sisre
meS at Aeie Stlrmperne at ben SmiIe
9ipsfroit. ban bar tiIbaae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07
ct opofrenoe arbeioe.

Sru Raiorinoe Sif BaaIer fra Rors
ge er npIie aniommet bib til Gmerita /
ct meeet iielSeut sgriHbe eIer NiSituu,
Tom beftaar / at retie run6t % opisge be
Ssuuer og Sstre, Iou life paa tortere
eaer leueere SiS bar itrepet biem til
tine eamIe SoreISre eIsr andre GEeets
hinge | Rorse. Sru 9ict BaaIer bar /
to Gar reiit Rorae igiennem fra Sromss
til 2inoesneS os boIbt Soreora9 ON oeus
ne i'm M paabegprSte RisiiOu beruoer,
og ! en- nRIbig 8rototoI bar bun optess
net Rabnsue os iercIte Goresie pua benz.
iom bun MI iseer og Iiseiud Raoneue o.
eeeuhenSi9e ifriftlise 6iIiensr fra De
Sobre oe Rsbre, iom is8er fine Ssus
ner o9 Setre. Senne gnotufol inoeboLs
Der tufirSer at Raore bna Gsrfoner, iom
enteu ~paogruuo al Spgeom, Sso euer
andre 9rlnSe life bar Label bsre fra fig.
8erre 9roto,oI bGrer osiaa mango
SteScr Rerter at RoSsrs Saarsr %
rmistier6sIise RrGg al en- giooers Sorg
! samle Norse.
Seq tiIaber mig at beubtte Sru'us
egue Orb meb Senigu I'll berbes @iss
iiuu: - Seq refer Der | 9au'
bet for at isee efter oe eugdn9 enSe
Rrnb. iom slemte Gar os Ror | BET
fremmeoe 9anb - tom rau afueie %
~forinanSt | R~aIitrsmmen.
Seq boI6er SoreSrag ON SambanuSes
ne oe ON Rorae % ie8 bar en- RRusoe
eeiliee BiIeSer meo fra BET samIe 2an6
(2ssbiIeSer). &e6 Gluten df init Sore
bras leier ieg oo Ell Rasie ~tnteresiaute
6iHener fra SisnIaubst. 'oui ieg bereiite
fra Grtoe til anSen for isg orog 5erooer.
CO iaa IGier ieg op Raoueue paa osm,
iom ieg tiger eftsr bercOsr - be Rnos
ne. fom Gar % ROr GrroeHbe opsao
mig berhieume. Seq III Spor al 10 /
Srootlbn. Raar isg ier, hooneoes bet
er meS mango al mine SduOsmGno b:r-
ODER - (iee frIoereSe bet M | 5 gaal'
neosr bIanSt nnSet / Columbia ct, og
6amiItpu Gbenue / 9roOtIun), ndar ieg
Ter bpprleoes or % SrrHoepin sbetegs
ger benz pda Si9l og 2saeme - ia. ba
fnar jeg en- brpnoerSe emit og Srdrg at
ore mig for ATboISsiagen - Der iss
lqrte at prirSere allerebe / min garnDom.
gein Gar bar gro1it Chr. Sid - Gocys
igtter ai 8oisnius o. abHislts Striftcr,
giiu TnuS er Maior 5idImdr 8aaIer
! BEN norite arme. min enc Sror er
Brett | 9orsernrS, min enc Ester er
Gift meo Billion Chr. Sboriiloien ! 4ris
itiansIdnbs Stift. Sss a tiIiteoe oeS
arcninsen I Srons5isu % rerraieuteres
be 6 aoier. -- Deg er en- SniHOe
o. en- Rcr. Tom Ear 7 gsm ! SiHrmeIeu.
Sift ppIste bet Smerte Ia be Gil. men
er Tor Tom bar en- Ssr paa riIoe weie
~fortdlte mig. at min Sors bar inm ct
RanIeftif at reene mob De SoItetif, Tom
iSeIi1 retteS mob ct Roberbierte, Tom
eonnser ia / Smsrte. fcrei bun table
Barnet / aipets NaIltrsut - Raar bet
er Zig - Sa 1so ies, bUGb andre Rs1re
Iiber oa iee liSer msb BENZ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07

SoIfenes SamItng, % iom oi i9rlig
pil frembGoe. Oct er bans opbe Re.
ipett for Den rationale 5rtbeo og
SeIobrp6eIie. Den Ioa til @rru6,
Sa ban / 1870 itifteSe uorotif Srt'
Itatsiamfuno for at arbeioe for De
noroiite Soils Saumeuilutniug iom
tire ieIDitpreoe 8~epubltter.
8t ieuoer ioag 9aier Ell opbtfsIt
3af for ao6t og t~rofait arbeibc / De
40 anr, itriper norif "8aebIaoet".
gnonu itoar ban miot oppe / @irfet.
San err life bare SubeI.S lomg; ban
ct Den Gag iSng en- af SreO8iaseis
Ssrere uoe / 8eroeu. s trnnee SCAR,
Crib og W~tstieuoelie bar ban
altio boGot fine Soealer oppe og al.
brig ipigtet, uaar bet tr1ngtes at
tage ct Gag. Sou bar | ct Ianst Tr.
bei68Iio eiOrt fig orrbig til ben bsi'
cite Sober, Ell SreSens Soamouo
fan naa, - 9obeI5 Sreospris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07

Srn Baaier asier at rsiie sieunem BE-
hefts norffe Settlementer o. Bier, bbor
Der Ie5cr HOrie Soil, GUN agter iis Saa
lanst bet ium til San Srancisco % reis
Yer Der iom | Rorss useu gibras - bun
arbeiser fig frem fra StsS til StcS.
Oct er ct 8iempedrbeiSe. iom beuue
ppofrenoe auinSe bar lat ia, nan bun
er cmialt iom en-, Der oeo at ifaife fla
8eher, bcor andre piIhe itaa raaSIsis,
% SripffeSereu | bette benseS Grbeioe
et ct Sierte, Der IIaar ndrTrt for be IL
sense 90 Portable. Gun er paa bet beSits
anbefaIet at en- Irnsoe norIe SIaSe,
Sreiter % betienS.e RRro fra De fors
iiieuiee Sarfunssitiainser os oisie cir
beuSe lin fulbeite siIFutuing | Den Miss
fon, bun Gar fat fla til at usfsre. 8Ianot
andre er bun osiaa anbefaIet al Stats
miriiter Chr. geibslien | fslseube Orr
oelae: @Ses.sr npinIet al Ieoeube ges
unSrins for Ceres ~perionIiee ener8i 90
Intercollegiate % meo iaaoauue geeua
ifaber bar NJ Seiineelisr for at naa
Iangt. 3aatte Seres gnersi OF sooe
Billie 5rings Sent ct soot ReiuItat til
8auu for 2auSet ug til gIene for Gem
ieLo."
Sru @nalsr &c o9iaa ureget forSeldes
tig orrtaIt al Erssien | Rorse for fine
bel ouSrsSe, iormfuISe SoreSrae os bar
Tom SOreSrassboIeeriie for Seune fin
Sierteiae ale SteSsr hsitst ben itsrite
GuerfienSeIie.
9aa SeuosuoeIis itaI lea faa Suo at
opIbie, at De, ipu fuISe suite Sru 8aas
Iers @eiea, euteu llnseansforeuineer,
aoiroeforerinaer, Gfbolosforeutneer eIs
Ier andre, bill bare inil at bsuOsros
fig til llnbcrteguebe. 90 ies ifaI ierse for,
at 8uter bIir uolaat iaa praftiif Tom
muIigt. Ser er a~uIsbuius at iaa bore
rcgIe ppperIi8e Soreorae 90 Bet Iliae,
iom man life oaeIiseass fnar bsre -
rGrmeit paa @ruuo af bet i9riftlte ars
bsibe ipn bun er e~neascret l. os Bet oil
iitterIta bIibe babe til 6Bapn os 8eIiias
nellie for ale, iom faar auIebutug til a..
bgre benbe.
9e iOm MATTE snife benSes Seis1 Tan
aItiaa fribe til
8uItao giS,.
8846 IT. gSe. g. minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-07
On &pit fra SauSpid- gerne.

On Gpit fra SauSwidj- Gerne.
Mrs. 9. Carlton ifriper fra Bearl
gitp, Oahu, Sanbtpifserne: "SsrIt
Loo mig fige: Sub beIiisne Gem. De.
res SIIrifo bar oisieIig bit fig at bore
en- u0nertet Reoicin for mig. Seq
par iaa ipg og eleuoig os leo iaaEeoes
al Smerter / belle aroppert, at ieg
life formaar at belfrtpe oct. Seq
prsbeoe ale t~iIsienseIige Seger
uSen ben mtnSite Rptte. Saa lGite
ieg en- glrtifeI / ct ifonStnopiIf glao
ON &1rrifo, og bDor meget gO0t ben
uoretteoe. Seq beillttte6e berfor at
prsoe ben, og 8eIgen er, at ieg er
bIeoen fuIoitenoig fi1reret. Seq fan
life ttlfuIoe libtaIe min Safnemme.
Iiebeo oper en- iaaban ~unberfuIS Me.
oictu." Sper belle @erben erforer
SoIf ON Or. 8eter's &urifos b9r6i.
fuISe gaenifa5er. Get er en- Upper.
Zig Neoicin for ole Renneffer / ollie
SanOe. Den fortunes otrette al Eli.
pirferue peb at beroeroe fig ifrtftlig
til Or. Better Sabrnep & Cons So,
112-11S go. Sopne aoe., Gbicogo,
Sn