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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

g%tseHtbhmtr @, RaiHe, Bobnnns:
q. & 3. $40 q Maoifon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

etihaHstRbrer e. n. Sttn5, BobHnna:
g. & 9. 121 % BaIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

&r. Sron5 &nciieL Scr
lon9i0brige Gpn5ertmciIter oeS 80.
ltoncr Or6citcr mo Yrimgeiger oeS
&neiiel 2 Quortctts, bat oen linn on
gctrogenen 0irigcnten . Soften bel
bem Ebilobclpbio B.. Or6eIter obgc-
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bolt bon $4,000 gcbotcn mllroc. Gr
mill icin Glrortett ipic6cr compGetircn
ltno mciter iii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Sn einem @einberfGl,
idntngS EroicB m 9iibesbeim bel
Moin5 perurtbeilte ooS @erid)t Sen
ongeflagten &ellermeiIter GnllllS
nno Den iriiberen @eihGftSfiibrer
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niB uho 1000 Mart @eloltroie, oen
iriiberen @eihGitSiiibrer Mo0rom 81
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Morf @eloltroie. Die @elbitraien
iino int 9tidJtcinbringuneSfalle in
Sdltltrafen 81 p~erluanocln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

HseHtaJ far @aThInstoR It. StHrth Columbia;
Rut. Sannemaun. 1915 IiariDn et., y. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

InSM tItcuberg am % oin
miro geidricbcn; &iner iibcroltS fiibl
ncn TcbtIdrciblmg bcgcgnet Der
@otbercr an ser Observation-Disclosures.
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prodcItcn. Gsrt prongt aili elmer
ncllen SoriitofcI in groBcn Sd)rift,
5iigcn Scr Sob: sir Elm .Silo5ibi"
5ebn Eicnnig",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
,Sp6n Seruig & SoBn,
2cidenbeftatter nnb Giubuiiamtrer,
Nir. zoos, Grleanssg traRe.

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lrm ltio Reid beeroigt. Gino nit eerin9enl
Broftt 8ufrieoen. Sic ~feiHften Sittibrn g~eliefert
fhr Sud5eiteIl, llnterbaliiunaen nIIo 1toete Se'
.eeen6eiieH. Beioe IeGepbone. (WfGt2S.I5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

bcibt ca; Sic @riinoc n1cine3 Eo0cS
f0unen feincn W}eniGcn intcreiiiren;
i6 Mill nur iogcIL BOB i6 mcoer Den
3Dcd, nod Den Sinn oes 2cbens eir-
lc6c. @enn man lcben ioQ, ourf
man ni6t aus Sem ieeliihen @lfif-
Qemibt gebradt icin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
9er 9eutfde Correspondent

G. Ratut, gtgenthhmer unb ReSaftsEr.
1ef6dftsbircau uHb seOaittoH:
CIR. 413, Sit.Saltimore.S trnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Sn 8toren5 bat id cine
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GunIt Stloicn mod)te, eridoIien. dc
Gunit SiinaIingc pereoitertcn bic
idonc &lliiin nnb i~triiten iid nm bic
Gbrc, ibr gilo molcn 81 oiirfen. gas
ore Came III Den 600 getriebcn bot,
meib man niht. 81 cinem @ricie
bat tie ibre g8irtbin i6ren OnfeG tele,
gropbiid bon ibrcm Sooe III aenni.
nib 5n ieten uno tic obne Seftion at
begraben. gn Shluiie oes 9rieics
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

6. & g. 1913 ct. gaul.
NargIanS 1899 GourtlanS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
IAsr RANDOLPH

A new lot Of International stock food.
Have you tried lts
Sprague & sprague.
T.. :. Wednesday and saturday nights
are photograph nights, Come aud hear
them and bring your folks.
Miss Alice ]. Klbbee went 10 her school
in West Woodstock Monday.
Willie Stewart and Lillian Knowles
went 10 Burlington saturday.
Elder orta Boyoe was in Newbury aud
Mrs. Boyee in Barre last week.
Miss Eta Chamberlain OF Randolph was
a guest OF Miss Leila Webster last week.
Miss Emma Moses from Randolph was
the guest OF Miss Ida Clark over sunday.
Julia and Edith Goodrich of South
Royalton visited at W. A. Gifford's last
week.
Mrs. Loren Churchill's mother from
Connecticut has been visiting her the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Boswell, who have
been visiting friends in New Hampshire,
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Andrew sprague OF
Manchester, \. H., were guests at +. q.
sprague's the first OF the week.
Miss Grace L. Smith OF South Royal
ton was the guest OF her friend, Miss
Ruth Sprague, the last OF the week.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Burroughs was called to
Huntington Thursday by the illness OF
her granddaughter, Mrs. II. j. Kemp.
Quite a large number from here attend
ed the promenade at North Randolph
Saturday evening. All report an enioya-
BILE time
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ Steele and daugh-
ter, Clara, from Worcester, Mass, have
been visiting friends in this place the
past week.
Norman Maclean and Ruth Pope spent
last week Thursday at the camp meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Humphrey in
Brookiield.
There will be no services at the Free
Baptist church next Sunday on account of
the absence of the pastor, Rev. n. II.
Farr, who is in Norwood, X. |.
Our ball team played with the Will
Jamestown team at the Springs Monday.
Only seven innings were played on ac-
count OF the rain, but the score stood 6-2,
in our favor.
Mrs. Chester Turner from Waterbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horner from North
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doris and
their children and Miss Lors Blanchard
from Worcester, Mass, were guests at
Geroge Wardner's last week Wednesday.
Mrs. +. Maelean and son, who have
been spending the month OF August at
Mrs. George Foss', went to Montpelier
Saturday, where the son will enter Mont
pelier seminary. Mrs. Msclean will
spend few days in Montpelier before re-
turning to her home in Honolulu, Hawai-
ian islands.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
BETHEL GllEAD

Mrs Della Putnam is spending several
daGi with Mrs. Glenn Gilman.
Mark Xix is recovering quite rapidly
from an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Flagg from Mil
Ter, Neb., visited Mrs. Jane Bowen last
week.
Miss Abbie Chamberlin went Monday
to Braintree hill, where she began teach
ing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spooner and
daughter, Ruth, from East Braintree
were at Will Kendalrs Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Owen returned
from carriage trip last Monday, having
spent several days with relatives in Hard
wick.
Miss Myra Edison has been obliged to
give up work for Mrs. Belle Dubois in
Randolph and return home on account
of poor health.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Doc River Valley Fair, Northfield
VT, Sept. II, 16 and 19, 1907.

For the above attractions, the Central
Vermont Ry. will place in effect the usual
reduced fares to Northfield, VT, and re-
turn. Tickets will be good going Sept
1919, return limit Sept. 20, 1907.
On Sept. IS, special trains will leave
Bethel 7 :02 and 900 a. M. Randolph,
7:15 and 20 a. m.; Braintree, 1875 and
9:32 a. M; East Granville, 7;3O and 9;4C
a. M; Roxbury, 7:40 and 9:55 a. M; Due
fair grounds, TAI and 1910 a. m. Re-
turning, leave fair grounds $3.50 p. m
and Z $40 p. m. for Bethel, and intermedi'
ate stations.
See hand bills for fares and schedule Of
regular trains on all days. 2wae
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
A Humane Appeal.

A.humane citizen Of Richmond, Ind,
Mrs. U. d. Williams, 107 West Main St.,
says: 81 appeal to all persons with weak
lungs to take DR.. Kings New Discovery,
the only remedy that has helped me and
fully comes up to the proprietor's recon-
mendation." 1t saves more lives than
all other throat and lung remedies put
together Used as cough and cold cure
the world over. Cures asthma, bron-
chitis, Group, whooping cough, quinsy,
hoarseness, and phthisic, stops hem
orrhages of the lungs and builds them up.
Guaranteed SOC. and s1.00. Trial bottle
free.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Elm Cottage Tennis Tournament.

Rain has interfered seriously with the
lawn tennis tournaments at Elm Cottage.
The progress since last week has been as
follows:-
Doubles-Semi-fina round Hernandez
and Levison defeated Blackburn and Nc
Call, 6-1, 6-l, 6-1.
Final round-Hernandez and Levison
defeated Lewis and Copeland, o., 6-S,
6-1. The winners have now the privilege
OF playing Messrs. Bass and Newton for
the championship.
Singles-Preliminary round-Fred I.
Bass defeated Elias Mayer, 6-l, 6-1, l-6,
6-2; Guy p. Lamson defeated Francis A.
Eaton by default; Claud A. c. Blackburn
defeated Robert II. Coy, go, so, 6-1
Fred o. Copeland defeated Charles n.
Mccall, SO, 6-2, 6-3; Arthur r. Herman
dez defeated Glenn II. Hatch, 90, 60,
6-1; the others drew byes.
First round-Henry p. Lewis defeated
Harry H. Taylor, 6-l, 60, go; G.. Richard
Grant defeated John II. Dubois by de
fault; Bass defeated Robert E. Bruce. 6-2
60, 60; Blackburn defeated Guy P. Lam
son, 6-1, So, 6-3; Hernandez defeated
Copeland, 6-l, 6-3, 6-1; Philip t. Sails.
bury defeated Albert E. Chandler, by de
fault; Harry G. Beekman defeated Charles
E. Cushman by default; Stuart H. Levi.
son defeated John w. Lamson, 6-3, 6-3
6-1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
ROxBURY

Harry Richardson returned Thursday
from a visit in Gaysville.
]. S. Bisbee OF Bennington was about
town last week Wednesday.
Mrs. d. L. Nichols returned Saturday
from carriage drive of week.
N. d. Rice and Gerald visited Dudley
Rice and family Sunday and Monday.
A. E. Richards and Charles Richards
of Braintree called in town Thursday.
Miss Jessie Stanton visited Miss Mary
Webb in East Granville Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ella Sumner of West Brookfield
and Carroll Barrows are guests at ID. H.
Nichols.
Miss Lura Montgomery of Randolph
visited at the home Of S. G. Butterfield
last week.
Mrs. Monroe Cram and Miss Jennie left
Tuesday morning for Waterbury to at
tend the Seventh Day camp meeting.
Mrs. Curran and two daughters of New
Haven, Conn, who spent portion OF the
past week boarding at s. p. Staples, re-
turned Thursday.
V. c Flint OF Braintree was in town on
business Thursday and Henry Phillips
and wife of the same town were guests al
]. w. Bigelow's Wednesday
Burt Cram went to Waterbury last
week Wednesday to take charge OF the
grocery department at the Seventh Day
camp meeting, which is being held TINS
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rabtoy returned to
Waterbury, Conn, Friday. Mrs. Rabtoy
and children have spent most OF the sum
mer here. Mr.. Rabtoy has been here
about two weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Oflnterest to Many.

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
of kidney or bladder trouble that is no
beyond the reach OF medicine. No med
icine can do more.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

DR.. IL. W. Holden, dentist, viii be Al
Rochester Monday, sept. y,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
SHARON

Schools began Tuesday.
a Mrs. E. Slack has been quite ill.
Mrs. Kimball is visiting in Brook6eld.
Arthur Davis is working for o. c. Saw
yer.
VIM. Morse is working for NJ. G.
NOyps
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
A Stray Leaf Diary.

MONDAY:-Busy day, sold 800 lbs.
Fleck's Stock Food to one man, have
sold him 25. lbs. before and he says it
gives better results than international
at less price. | like customers that
make comparisons.
TUESDAY:-Lo like rain but
nobody stayed at home. Sold Repu-
tation Chocolates to everybody that
wanted them and something else to
all the rest. / like people to have
what will please them best.
WEDNESDAY:-Had company, but
no time to visit. Glad TO see them all
the same. Five drummers patiently
waited turns and one-half ! turned
down. Bought sample order OF Huy-
ler's goods. | could buy more goods
il it wasn't for my customers. They
like only the best.
THURSDAY:-Made so. SO discount
ing cigar bills at / per cent OIL Tor
cash. Could get rich if only had
more bills to pay. Friday and Satur-
day will be busy days. Many summer
people coming in while waiting for
home.bound trains. We wish them
happiness and health and an early re-
turn to
CIT NTS
Drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

When Father Menas.
Longsud'rlng resignation
That marked tn pious mien
OF early Christian martyrs
On fathers face is sevn,
When, though the task he loathes
He tries 10 mead his clothes,
Most polntediy Ignoring
HIS shlftless wOmeniOlks,
He strives the coarsest cotton
Through the needles eye 10 coax,
And shen he pricks his thumb,
We learn that pas not dumb.
He sits bumped o'er his sewing,
Neglect aud sross abuse
In every curve 80 written
Thieves offered no excuse
To overlook how sad
l. the estate Of dad,
White Is the thread he favors
For patches dark and thick
And, thimbleless, the needle
Gives him backward kicki
Then vocal thunder rolls
As father darns the holes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
Church Notes.

Chureh Notes.
Braintree Branch-Snnday school at
] 80 p. m. preaching at 2;S0.
Services at the Catholic church Sunday
will be at 1890 in the morning and 7;3a
in the evening.
The ladies', society of the Baptist
church will meet at Mrs. Webster's on
Thursday, Sept. ~, at p. m.
Christian Science chapel-The subject
OF the Bible lesson for next Sunday is
Substance. Golden text, Psalms
73:25-26.
Methodist Episcopal ehurch-Preach-
ing service by pastor at 1880 p. m. sun
day school at l2 o'clock. Epworth
league at $3.50.
Baptist chureh-Preaching on Sunday
at 1890 a. m. by the pastor; Sunday
school at HAS; c. E. at $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
1880.
Bethany church-Subjeet OF the ser
mon at the morning service will be,
swatchfulness;n Christian Endeavor
meeting in the Parish house at $3.50 p.
M; evening preaching service at 1880 p.
m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

Hamlin, the guest for week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Nicholson, went 10 Northamp-
ton, Mass, and Mrs, Ralph T. Garvin de-
parted to Maiden, Mass, after stay OF
three weeks with her aunts, Mrs. A. z.
Knights and Mrs, IL. ). Toby.
o. ]. Marcott has been in Morrisville
two or three days TO observe the workings
OF the municipal electric light plant OF
that place. IL. W. Mcintyre and A. G..
osgood, the other members of the special
village committee ON electric lights, are
to investigate the plants at Concord,
Mass, Barre ana Montpelier. Mr., os-
good will make his inspection at the last
named cities, while Mr.. Mcintyre will 90
today TO Concord.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03
Siernions Setvoniue
for Oanmarf.

s oarme % beaetitrebe artitler
bpIber Soufe @GaSe Ti9tereu | Nm
lebnine bans 80 Mars SlrbiIrltm,
ioet De ~eienfoloer I griubriuger
aRinSer fra oen Sio, ~Spnucpe" bIeu
til. ON gisrnicns 9etpOutug for
9anmarf ifriOer @aIoemor RsrSam
/ "aisbenboon":
"Sngen biemlig Sioter bar | 9on.
mari nirfet bperfen brebere eIler on.
tere emo 8isruItierne 9isruiou; IN.
gen bar hi tiIegnet os mere umtobeI'
bart. Ser iom | Roroc cr Oct life
Ell Stano blot ener Ell arebs, men
belle Solicit, ser lptter iii bans Reit.
Sans gegr9nsning ~fortInrer Der,
~iaabeIIom bans Rigbom. Ieu ieltt
bIco hi iGroise IfrtIhe hi iige BAN Eat
for aIt."
Git Snotrpf Of 9istereu 'amTcr
&srbom titiiSit / Ell SfiIoriug al
9ierniou, Ga ban flor taIte paa
SfomIine8bonter peo @rruien: ri.
tuiirbe Renneifer lao % itoo opoS
9alfiebeIens grsnne Sioer. Gperit
oppe fom ban oaoen6e rurot. bsi,
bre6lfilloret % ranf, lubenoe 9auife
liOt meo fit opIOige Sooe0. Re0 40
Ben bratte StrGut lob ban, lob og
iprang / itore Sat, ip9nbItig og fit.
Fer, meo oct boioe Sour fIpueuoe /
@offen. 90 iaa Itob ban paa ben
iteniatte SaIeritoT berueOe, Iagoe
Satten - og mn Iubebe ban life.
glbrte bapoe ban iet Ell ioa6au
Sori3out. beepnOte ban, belle Simlen
runot ronbet at lepeube Wenneifer.
Sg ioa taIte ban, mebcnS Solen
Iftrtnebe oper bIGitbtna Sid og 9rsu'
ne Ssie, 2sp iuite og SIag imeIoebc,
% ban raabte life, hoert Orb raaeSe
frem iom taIt til boer eutelt; be II.
tuiinbe Tao ubeprgeIia lpttenoe.
Zen, Der bar meb, glemmer bet al
brig. Seller life elemmer ben Def.
Der ii6en pau uGrmere SoIo iao iuo
/ bette magnitude aaipr. 5orunoer.
Zig friif bar Suben, nRiten iom ct
Barns, men oct Barn ifuloe man to-
&c fig iogt for; Ser oor ii Nanos
Billie / gigerne al be 9Gber, ben fait
Iutteoe Wuno bar farIigere at pGre /
Gprbeoen at END ct tpeegget Soero.
oe bapbe BOG BET ~ifisnueite Sntls
Rilobeo. % ginenc, at ie bcrino
bar iom OF fore meb Ben / iig ieIo
boilenoe Storm giernem bIoa Col.
luIt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

greo SoIitoi at fienSe; fort Sfo ef.
ter aifteoe bun iis meo BAN. s tit
Ianse sGateifab bar Sra SoIitoi me.
get iieIben lepet aoIfiIt ira fin RanS,
oa bperfen bun e[ler ToIitoi finSer
noecn Sornsielie ! at foreinse Reifer
ener aflrgae gefss hos Sremmeoe.
8repinoen ifriper iortioen poa fine
Wemoirer, iom imiSIertiS isrit ifaI
offentlissisres eiter benSes Gso, oa
bum | Dem ofte omtaIer ger'oner,
iom iiSoer | inoflpoeliesriae Stilin.
ger. De greoe, bun bar iaaet, %
iom tiISeIS banner @runoIoget for
henoes @emoircr, ifur onbrinees i
set hiitoriffe Ruieum / 9Ioifpa.
bnur oeiaa beremte R9nos 9repe
til Solitoi oil bIipe ~opbeparet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03
Den FORTE Uoromano.

Ser er ingen, iom oeo eler fan
bi6e, paa boilfen 3to Roree fsrit
bleo bebpaeet; og ieIuislgeIig er oct
altiaa umultst at itge. boem Der bar
ben ferIte Ror6manb. ut Der bar
SoIt / Rorge oaiaa | be elogamle
Si6er, fan Der life bore nogeu SoiI
ON. Sra bpab Der fables ben plore
StennIber bar man | bort S9ore.
Iano pinot life fluoet roget tpoeligt
Spor af Reuneifet; men Der ct
iunoet mango 8ieuitanoe iom Srer
og &nipe fra ben pngre Stenaloer.
Otter 6enne fommer groncenlberen, /
bpilten man forfPrSigc6e 8naben OF
@erftet al 8ronee. Sau fommer
Sernalberen. Den maa for Rorges
@ebfommenoe babe beepnot | Si6eu
for ariiti SsoieI. ct Stptte noe /
benne alber bespuoer De | Rorge
fun6ne 8~ieuitonoe al Sern at oiia
Seqn pna at man bar fommet | ge'
rsring me6 Rom; og man bar o.
iaa paa Here Steber funoet romerife
Rpnter fra ariiti Sio.
Den isrite Wano, ON bOem man
meS nosenIunbe Sifterbeb oeo, at
ban bar ppret | Rorge, og buis Rnun
man tienoer, er Ell 8r9fer peb Rapn
gptbeas. San IeoeSe paa Meranber
Den flores lib. Smfring aar 800
for ar. siorse ban en- Reiie til be bri.
tiife Ger og oerira ODER til ct Sano
iom man bensaug faIote Sbule.
"boor Der ON Sommeren bar unf.
brubt Gag og ON giuteren uaibrubr
Rat." Sons itreone geretninger ON
benne Reiie er tabt; men man fien.
Der bog noget til ben, ioroi andre
Sfribeuter fra fort eiter ben 9ib ei.
terer gruoitptter al bans Sfriit og
ieger al Iatterlisgisre bans Yaa.
itanb ON at baue Jet ct Sauo, bpor
Solen ifinneoe belle Ssatten. Oh
erouifere pil pibe, al gsoree oeusms
piitnof bar beioIfet, men Dog m,eget
ipdriomt.
aIfreo ben Itore, ion bar aonge !
! england iamtiois meo fsrite SaIpoeI
Of &oraIo Saariaaers Reaierimastio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

feIie, Der trG6er iforpt frcm ca bar
arap pda at aiGIoe for EN- pirtelta
biltorilf &erion, er 6eune 8uorso
Geioetonae, San bar ait me6 en-
aongeodtter fra agoer oa bap6e me6
benoe Ssnueu SoIiSan Soorte, iom
bIeu Gar iii SARAH Sourfaacr, ben
fgrltc aonge ODER belle Rorge. SUB.
roo Setoefonge osOe / St2. ai bans
'omtioiae. iom Oog maa babe ppret
IiOt pngre emo ban. nGpues SaralS
@ltIoitieg, iom bar SoHge.i Sogn o1
baoSe Ell 9atter, RagnbiI6, ser 6Iep
gilt meo Salionn Soarte. 9ernnIt
Tag ocn frobe poa SahetauS, bpiS
9atter, Sclga Den b~aarpruoe. bleo
SaIf6oH SporteS 9ronning efter
R~agnbiloS 3eo. SaIfoan baoSe er
SoIpbror ueI 3aun Olaf 8eirItaoaIf.
0tou gietter, at oct bar berres Ben.
lem man fdnot | oct bersmte 8of.
itaS.Stib, Der bIep opgrapet | 1880
o. MI opbepareS ue0 llniperiitetet |
Srtitionio. Wan peo uemlig. at
Sfibet er fra ben Sib. 90 Oct Rer.
r~cifeTfeIet man fanbt I BET. fan eoot
hare pPret en- Del Of Olaf 8eieritao.
ali. San bar ioIfolo. oa man iauot
Sfibct, ina bso, at ban life fnnoe
protejtere iuoo benne 5~ormoSninq.
On onoer al be isrite Gorbmpno,
Tom incomes, or Ssroa'9oare. Rer
ban nGpneS bare; ser berettes intet
on BAN. uuotngen at ban bIeb stam.
far til en- al 2auocts mGgtigite SIeg.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03
Dos 6riees.

Wniiferen Bercp 8ranger bar
ienbt BET banife gfa6 "aisbenbobn"
fslgenoe 9orreippnbance fra gSbarb
8rieas Stem, Srolbbaueen paa Sop
oeb Bergen:
Seq iiSoer Der hos @riess, foar
leg iise De beiige @riees, og tGnfer
paa al ben @Iebe. iom ieg. guitrale.
rem, bar funoet Der / 0orSen; | set
fiere 3anmarf og / BET itpIte Rorge.
Sfisnne Renneifer, ifisnne Soner oa
ifjsn Ratur. Ren &loffen er to ON
Ratteu og leg maa bore itiae. Seq er
iaa elab, at leg naIten frpgter, at
min @Ieoe ifal bringe ltro ! Suiet
-. Seq iiober ganife aIene og fri.
Der, men Gennen flpper afteb, iaa Der
ifrotter ober 8opiret.
a Seq filler mig fiinitneriff iaa lpffe.
lig Der paa SroIbbauaen. Mine eo'
ner porer I 9p af @riegs @eui. Si
proper bper Dag - u~forglemmelise
grsrer - paa bans alaperfonIert
til ben Itore aoniert / 9eeos, og naar
8rspen er fcrbi, gaar pt en- Cur,
ellcr leg ror @rieg og Srn &tna
lanat uo paa Sioroeu.
Sm aitenen ipi0er ieg for SiegS
/ timepis. Seq ipiaer bans egne bio.
1nberliee Sing oe meget Bad og
Brahms cg naturligpiS o9iaa @bo'
bin. @rieg er iau glab | bore britt
tie SoIfepiier. Seq bar iamIet en-
bel Gel al Dem ueo Sonografens
SipIp. @rieg tnteresierer Jig meget
for Sonografen, oe til naite Gar ret'
ier iee berop igjen for peo SiG[p a.
en- Sonogrof at iamIe @iier / bet nor
tie WaoI, iammen meb @rtegs gooe
Sen, Sront5 geper.
Men ieg tomponerer oglaa, og
naar icg ON nogle 9age refer berfra
r BET bill blipe forfaroelis tltngt
at iige Sarpel til @riees og til Srolo.
haugen - iaa bar tea en- Del Ranur
ifript / a1tfferten. Wen ieg gleutmer
aIbrig @riegs og Srolobauger.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03
6amIe Qnfere.

8 grcofiton, Wtnneiota, blep Der,
fom b~efienbt, for en- Sio itben funoet
ct infer 5 500 neoe en- 2erbaffe,
gsorife Sismenb bar itrar tGnft poo
Self grifisn % ment, at bet ifrtoef
fla fra bans Glib. anferet er let;
bet peier life ODER 80 Sunb. 0etbt'
Itpffet er / Sorm at en- epIinoer, o9
Der er to $ager feitet til @plinoeren
meb TO SeruitPneer.
81 bar taft meo Brofesior 8uitaf.
ion ON Sunoet, ifrtoer "Iergbl."
4riitiania. Brofesioren bite oS
Siebergifibets anfer. "Som 3e ier,
bar BET ingen 2isbeo meo @roofiton'
a~nferet", iagbe ban. "8et anfer.
iom blep funbet / Sieber9ifibet, er
oct eneIte, hi bar fra @ifingetioen, og
set ifriper fig iom betienot fra Si'
fingetioens fsrIte Del. Seq ipnes
life, Der lugter 8ttulgetto al eroot'
iionanferet. Oct fer no til at bore
fra en- meeet ienere Sio. Ran ier
paa Siebergifibets anfer, at Der iaa'
blot er gntnoning til Soger paa bet.
8aa Gropfitonauferet er Sagerne BIZ
bere ubpiflet og er life alene bleOet
ftsrre, men osiaa o~pabbsieoe. Sen
Slutning, OF anferet ifal babe tilbsrt
2eif eritisns 9Th, moa figeS at be-
re pei briitis."
Otter at babe talt meb B~rofesior
guitaHon git Ri til nniperiitetsbi'
bIiotbefet, boor ri pioite, at Der / ct
g9rf ON bet bersmte @apelirtapet
fanotes afbiIoet ct anfer fra 8ilbelm
Grobrerens Sib. 8apeurtpppets an'
fer | 9augen paa Sornlbs Sfib, ltg'
ner mere Siebersifibets gnfer emo
Groofiton.a nferet. Gu peo b. al
Siebergifibet ifrioer iig fra Sioen
cmfrins anr 500. Webens gapeur'
t9ppet ffrtper Zig ira to. 1880. Dsan
ffuTSe berfor antnge, Of Groofiton'
anferet er enbnu en- COB Del pngre.