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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
SPRING HILL NOTES.

We nave very quiet town; there is
peace between the two races which is
not true of every town.
Miss Annie Campbell and Mrs. Mary
Bond, of Mount Zion, visited the
Teachers Reading Circle last Saturday
at Columbia.
Mrs. M. L. Byers visited Misses Mary
and Lizzie Bradshaw at Columbia last
Saturday.
Miss Eddy Slayden has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Urine e. Peters, for
the last two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson, of Murfreesboro,
addressed the Spring Hill public
schools last Friday.
There has been a series of meetings
at the M. e. Church for the last week.
The result of which was two additions
to the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Utterly, the presiding
elder of the West Nashville District,
held his first quarterly conference here
last Sunday
Several of the Spring Hillians went
to Nashville to see the President last
week, the 22nd of October, but failed
to see him on account of the train be-
ing late.
Mr.. Charles Grigsby and mother Wis
tied Rural Hill last Wednesday.
Master Ope Stephenson, who has
been in Nashville for several months
has returned to his father, Prof. J. w
Stephenson.
The farmers are quite busy in the
neighborhood gathering corn and SOW
ing wheat.
Mr.. Robert Jenkins and Miss Mary
Mccullough were married last Sunda!
evening. We are in hopes that the!
may live useful lives.
We want every man in our town tt
read the Globe and pay for it.
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eoopLETTsvILLE NOTES.

The c. M. e. congregation had an ex-
cellent meeting Sunday. Rev. DR.
Luckett preached an interesting SER
mon.
Mr.. Ernest L. Baker visited friends
last week and was accompanied by Mr..
Richard Smiley.
Mr. Alex. Dozier was in town recent
ly.
Mrs Martha Payne is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner spent the week
in Nashville.
Mr.. Luther Burns is very ill.,
Mrs Susie Grizzard has returned to
her home in Evansville Ind.
Little Joliva Utley is ILL.,
Mrs. Gillie Finch, Miss Laura Can
trell, Mrs. Litha Grizzard and Mrs
Lettie Fite all went to Nashville las
week to see President Roosevelt.
The choir Of Rockland rendered
some excellent music last Sunday.
Miss Kittie Jarette and Mr. James
Boyd have subscribed for the Globe.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
MISS HESTER BROWN IN THE
SOUTH.

IN letter received this week from
louisville, the information is received
0At Miss Hester o. Brown, the noted
Violinist, who spent a few weeks in
Nashville last winter, has again come
as far south as Louisville. She will
appear at the Fifth Street Baptist
Church of Louisville, in a concert on
Monday night, November 4. Rev. DR..
Frank is the pastor of the church.
Miss Brown is quite a favorite not
only with the church, but with the
two Baptist schools in the vicinity OF
Louisville After the recital Miss
Brown will go to Pasadena, Cal, to
spend the winter, as she recently
closed the season with the Olympia
Quartet, after travelling all summer
Mr. Carey B. Lewis of Louisville
the young ambitious newspaper man
will take care of the newspaper part
Of the concert, and will then leave fol
Nashville, where he expects to wit
ness the football game between the St
Louis High School and the Pearl High
School
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
BRENTWOOD NOTES.

Mesdames Simon Wood and ]. G.
Crawley visited the Holt settlement
last week and enjoyed the beautiful
scenery of the country.
Mr.. David VOORHEES, and family, of
Nashville, visited Mr.. G.. w. VOORHEES,
and family last Sunday
Rev. j. r. Reasonover has moved
his family from Cumberland Furnace
to Brentwood, where he has charge of
Brooks Chapel M. E. Church.
Mr. Hubbard Newsome, the coal mer-
chant of Chapel Station, keeps busy
filing orders for coal.
Messrs. Robert e. Johnson and G. W
VOORHEES,, the hay and straw mer
chants, are putting in 100 acres Of
wheat.
Theodore Crawley, who has beer
somewhat indisposed, is out again.
Mr.. Robert Bains, Sr., is on the sicl
list.
Mr.. Thomas w. Walker, a grocer o
Brentwood, is doing fine with his to
matoes.
Mr.. Robert Green was quietly mai
ried to Miss Pearl Buchanan one wee
ago last Sunday at her home nea
Overton Station.
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RRlERsVILLE NOTES.

On Tuesday evening, October %, an
enjoyable time was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pettis, at
candy pulling given by the young
boys of this place. Music, dancing and
games we're the delightful pleasures of
the occasion. Those composing the
party were Miss Alice STALL Master Ed
die Pettis, Miss Florence Taylor, Mas
ter Leonard Hayes, Miss Katie Pettis,
Mr.. Granville Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tronly pottie Mrs. Carrie Weakley
Mrs. Patty Gee, of Nashville, were the
guests of Mrs Arminta Shute last Sun
day. and Miss Elizabeth Weakley was
the guest of Miss Florence Pettis.
Miss Katie Pettis will leave this
week for Nashville to attend the A. M,
e. Conference She will be the guest
of Mrs. Alex. Tally, 4O7 Foster street.
Rev. u s. G. Brown, pastor Of the
A. NJ. E. Church, preached his farewell
sermon Tuesday night, Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Keeling are still
on the sick list.
Quite an enjoyable day was spent
through the efforts of the teacher of
orr school. Mr.. Ed Buford last Fri
dav. A nrize was offered to the one
making the highest mark in all studies
of the primary class The prize was
awarded to little Price Brown Perry
who made 100 in spelling and so in
arithmetic. The prize offered was a
nice pair of pants
Mr.. Buford is doing great work here
In the school line
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
COLUMBIA NOTES.

The Birmingham Presbytery held
it's fall session with the Salem Presby-
terrain Church, near Ashwood, Maury
County, Tenn, October 1920. 1t was
an interesting and profitable meeting.
Such bodies meeting in this section of
the country, where Presbyterianism is
not so we'll understood, serves to adj
vance the cause in a very substantial
way.
Mrs. Stewart, of Pittsburg, Pa, will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
Phoebe J. Armstrong, of East Tenth
street.
Mr. Andrew Sanderson, of Colum.
bia Ohio, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Easter Sanderson, of Tenth street.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
gave an excellent lecture to the super

gave an excellent lecture to the super
intendent and teachers.
Mr.. ]. F. Howse has returned to his
home in Mount Pleasant after spending
several days with his mother.
Miss Cynthia M. Howse, who has
been spending vacation with her moth
er, left for the West last Tuesday to
open school where she has taught sew
eral successful terms.
Misses Bessie and Abigail Hugle
were the guests of Miss Alice Wind
row last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Howse received the news last
week that her son, Prof j. w. Howse
was all smiles over the arrival of a
fine son.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
ST. ANDREWS NOTES.

The children of the Sunday school
gave to the church a beautiful hymn
board which adds greatly to the serv-
ice
The Earnest Workers were enter
tanned last week by Mr. and Mrs Good
wine
The Presbyterian Brotherhood is
still growing in membership, number
ing now about twenty-five.
Mrs. T. Thomson, the president of
the Earnest Workers, is visiting at her
old home in Atlanta.
The Verdi Kindergarten, Miss NJ
Mathews, principal, is doing splendid
ly, having a good attendance.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins ST., en-.
tertained Friday evening, October rs,
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Mamie T., from 8
to II o'clock The house was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white. Mrs.
John Wilkins, Jr Misses Mamie T.
Wilkins, Lavania VOORHEES, and Maggie
Green, of Columbia, received the guests
promptly at ] o'colck A four-course
lunch was served Among those pres
ent were Misses Sadie and Tang Fos-
ter, Mile Church. Maggie Greene, of
Columbia, Lavania Vorhies, Fannie
j, Wolridge, Martha Wolridge, Stella
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
SETS UP A BRANCH TRADE.

Rev. Mr.. J. H. ,Upshaw, Supreme
Deputy of the Knight of Golden Links,
organized a branch of the Knight of
Golden Council at Riddleton and en-
stalled the following officers: Mr.. O.
T. Williams, N. P; Mr. J. M. Banks
p. P; Mr.. John Payne Secretary;
Miss Laura Payne, V. Secretary; Mr.
Joe H. Haynes, Treasurer; Mr. John
Voolfolk, A. g.. Mr. Turner Elliott
C. g.; Mr.. Ed Haynes, Chaplain; Mr.
Thos. Clemoms, c. P; Mr. Luther
Bowman, A. B.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
oLD-FAsHloNED DINNER.

Mrs. Clara Elkins entertained Mrs
Wash Talaver, of Easterland Springs
with an old-fashioned dinner At one
o'clock three-course menu was
served Those present were Mrs.
Wash Talaver, MI. Robert j. Sanders,
Mrs. E. M. Lawrence, Mrs e. Toott,
Mrs. Thomts Miller, Mrs. Alberta Ev-
erett, Mrs. Eliza Woods, Little Joseph
Lawrence, Ruby E. Alternately, Laura
Toott, E. w. Woods Mrs. w. A. Ever.
EFT.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
NEWSOF STATE.
SMYRNA MOTIFS.

Rev, E. M. Lawrence, the Baptist
superintendent of Missions, preached
here Friday night.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has charge of
the wOman's work of the state. left
Monday after spending a few days
here.
Mr. JAS. H. Brown, wife and daugh-
ter attended the meeting at his church
in Murfreesboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Perry are ex-
pecting to return from Hot Springs,
Ark, soon.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
CEMETERY NOTES.

Mrs. S. H, Miller, of Nashville, has
returned to her home after visiting
Mrs James Rucker.
Rev. Frank Smith, of Watertown
visited the NJ E. Sunday school and
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
ENTERTAINED.

Miss Minnie L. Harris, of 207 Fifth
avenue, South, entertained last Thurs
day evening Mrs. Laura Bansan, of
Springfield, Tenn, Mr.. James Robert
son and Miss Rachel Evans, of Indian
apolis. Games and music were the
features of the evening. At eleven
o'clock the following menu was
served:
Dressed Tomatoes. Celery.
Sweet pickles.
Deviled Ham Sandwich.
Salmon salad. Lettuce leaf.
Cream and Assorted Cakes.
Those present were Miss Rachel
Evans and Mr.. James Robertson, of
Indianapolis, and Mrs Laura Bansan
of Springfield, Tenn; Misses Jennie
v. Anderson, Christine Hunter, Mat
tie Weatherford, Louise Harris, Ger
trude Anthony, Minnie Harris, May
Peterson, Messrs. Willie BufOrd, Will
lam Doss, Jasper Demoss, p S. Sims
James Robertson, Edward Scruggs
Mansfield Anderson, D. S. Young, Drs
B. F. Davis, o. W. Holly H. Rosby
w. c. Russell anl Miss L. Robinson
The colors used we're pink and white
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-01
OBITUARY..

Mr. Calvin Moore was born 1852,
died October q, 1907 at his home,
1899 Park street He was a devoted
husband, loving father and devout
Christian. When asked if his depart
ing hour should come, how would it be
with him and God, re said, ''All is we'll"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
en- ny Wetuialem.

S en- SsmmerbueserIeir / Naine
etitebs bleo for noeIe aar iiben en-
Manb neb Ropn Reter Grimes brebt
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fig en- gnfe / meeet fattiee Scar.
Soiepb 9reeb beb en- anSen Ranb,
Ser babbe pGret en- rigtig goo Ben al
afSsbe. Sor at ipare lin Seus @nfe
for unsoige ro9tfter, git ban TIL
berfS meo at ineofere en- 2igfiite for
fin bsSe Ben og aanlerat. San nar
life ,iIbe Snebfer % tit til en- ganife
pen 2iafiite," 9a ban bar ier6ia
meb 2igftiten, fortalte ban @nfeu, al
ban pilbe ffi9re mo Raonet paa af'
osbe paa Den, FAINT aloeren. Mter
90 @nfen oplpite, at afssbe bar q
aar beo i'm 9sb, bIep ban liot ilSt
tilfreos.
Seq er nieget be6rsnet ober Den
Splpsning," ia ban. "Sagen er rtem'
Zig ben, Rrs. Grimes, at ieg aIoria
bar iitano til at ffi9re no ct ri9ttg
int Sttetal."
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fen. Ien iaa fit bun ct beIbigt Snb'
faIo.
"9an on ifipre no pene SDptaI.
ba94 ipnrgte bum.
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ies Spotal. Sngen fan ooergaa mtg
'paa SpptaI, Mrs. Grimes" foriif'
rebe Wr. greeo.
"@el, oa fan on 10 ifiGre no fire
Spptal," mente Mtrs. Grimes. "ane
peo 10, at fire @anae ipp er %"
Sneofer % 2smmerbu99er grees
far no fire SpptaI efter btnanoer
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greiten fpm til beftemt Sio for a,
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grug er, meobeIe liot at Neanoens
2ipSbiitorie.
"gor fiere beltiobebe Ben og 8ror
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blep iaa lang / gnfigtet iom ct Ban
fetre. ut ftge, 8reiten bar JORDAN
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til, at ban unogif SpnbHobenl" no
brso tililut ben goSe BreitemanS, be'
life funbe faa mo / fit fanteoe so
beo. at 7777 itiloe laies "otte oe
tnpe". San babbe Ipit % bort on
1etuiolem; men bette bar noset gan
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ion o. Sbien, Gle o. Garbora Der | Iites
rrr Serieenbe b1r fat bet lille Roree !
forreite Mafte bfrust WerSens sliltur.
foIf3
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os grani. men bsrfpr life rniuSre flare
o. ftorriniese torres giuebe eiter 9ileSe
fra bemre bort SrorelauSs Idnse aaiI.
tn~ruSbtfIing frem for BORT GarSAbIi!
eiennem benns furortnssIFe ~Ssple,
bog, inStiI bet belle, naor man bar Idel
8paen fra fig, life alene famler fis
g~urftanben ipm ct tort lihipn ODER er
I girfeligheoen aISrig opb4pet titiinS-
aarig I~anosbefft. men ceia1 upiItaor.
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renbe garne. en- nsoaft 8ierIigbeS til
bet 2ano % BET SpIf, NIT oa BIT. icur
bar tiIfsrt @eroen ian tore auIturifatte.
Set er ioroi aenne lille Boa birteIie
er booret al en- ftile og bog eIeSenSs
Observation-Disclosures. bet er meo Ell 6rS
forbi Der er Gano / 9oeen. - ben 5Rrs
mn SfoIebos tuinrSe @onee.
Gertor er bet csiaa ies ifriper bisic
Orb.
ut be noriie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der | 9anbet bill ofre Senre nbe 9iteras
turbiitcrie fin Spm9rtiombeS os rimes
IiaoiS meS oct farite insfsre Sen / fine
9urrieuln. bsrfpr borser SpriattereuS
auieeHe iom StoIemano / georee.
Ien ben @lnoe ies bar bapt peb al
giermemlrie 8oeen, ben unoer ies ems
bper &urbmano ber I 9auoet, Tom life
bar tabt SirrIigbeben til fit 2anS eIIer
Suteresieu for bets aanbsIip. Sen oil
o9iaa tonltne til at gisre fit iii at tnptte
Norse % bets ueflbttebe t9ttere iannlen,
ON ben blir IGit | ben tloitr9tnina iom
ben FOREIGNER. inamceet mere inn Sen,
- boao Der besp9rre enenm er Idarc
iieloent / Rorae. - o9iaa bier Der nurita
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belle pep auferiei al en- forreiten osiaa
ednife mRrfeIi9 IiterGr llotaIeIie fra
Garbogeu "Spmra" for 1905.
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ale 8osbanbIere os - iom StoIebea -
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n,eb ppperIis Srpt. ereit. ioIteliet Spruq
og fortr9ffelige Sileber al IeSenbe Sors
fattere. LAT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
en- Jernbaneiae.

q Ell Gag, iom nu er ! BEN fsoerale
Eet | Sioirr 60us, gisr ct Sern'
bonefomponi ben BaaItano. at Srter'
itote SanoeIsfrumrisTonen bar OBJ
riubeLig og uSetiffe,oe aet til at
beitemnte Grogttarter, eioffisnt Sern-
bunetompanierre dltib fer bar neg
tet, at commissioner bar 6eiure Ret.
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Club I SioaT Gin fenSte Aose I'll
Snterftate 3~orrmisiionen opcr Gor'
fieIen | Sarteu tneaem Chicago og
.Siour Sails % Gbicugo oa Siour
|Gitp. SCR benne &aee tom unber
Sorbsr. forbsiebe SernbarefoutRo.
nierne Sarten meIlem G9teago 90
'Siour Sails efter en- gnumeL Tart,
fon fsr bar beiteurt az Srttsrftute
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ifuIbe trpoe ifrdft BEN 27be Sttri.
Ren for ben lib benoeHote Serust
grcfbcrs | Simug sails itg til Dom.
mer Garland | ben fsoerale Ret og
bah ON Ell Suiitftion mob. at Gbtcu-
40, NfItpdutee & Ct. 9aliI ganeu
latte Sarten ifraft. Sernbanetorrpo.
MET gipr6e siennem I'm abootut SnS.
fgel'e moo. at S1tiuuttton ~uSiteStes,
ibet BON ponitob, at urSer SeH me
"Rate~ Coo bopSe Sntertate 9UnmrS.
fioneu npriuoeIig % itSeluffeuoe Ret
tI ct beitenrie Erosttarter. 8om.
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ben forbstebe ~State". Sernhdre.
fompuniet bIeo beororet iii at meoe
ben CITE Sitli cg stoe fine 8runSe,
bporior Sniumftioreu life bsr gisres
permanent.
9enne Gag elcr bette 8rineip bFep
bebateret | &ororesen al Senator
8ailep fro Serus oa Serdtor Spoo-
ner fra @iseonfin. 9dtIep poaitoS.
at Ssieiteret Dor Sen eneite Ret. JON
err outorieret Gf aonitttutioneu. al
aoneresien fumoe oprette unoerret.
ter % bcitemme Seres Rettiabeoer os
Ntgter. at aonsresien funoe neuts
llnoerretten Rogten til at oritsoe eI.
Ter ioranbre en- aienoelie al Snter.
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befdIiug:
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set mia at RbeImatisme oe R~sreipsScm.
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men on &preipseomnisn fprbi. 2es bpis
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ter. Sea anbeiaIer uteo BI9oe eisie
gias I'll erbper. iom trrnser en- sebres
eIer Rbsnmatismehur.
9iiSalgs i ale srisaasiss Apoteser
eIer Ienoes peo RoetngeIien at griien
- so cts. pr. Dor.
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Decorah, Iowa.
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bt fanr ct eoot aar. ba alt fer IooenSe
no.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
0or1f 2tteratnrbtftorte for
Sfolen.
(sber Officially

Set er iielbeu, at en- "Sfoleboe" les
ies eIler snbog fan lGies meo Snteresie
ubcu af be Ipecielt "Snteresierebe",
Set er bog SiIfGIbe meb ben for nogIs
Daaareoer iiben ubtonne 2i~teraturbiitos
RE at StoEebeifbrer g. %. 5of8aars.
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90 iaa at iige at obli8ate 8~enifnbsbens
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paa en- Sib. bd nrine 2tterdturtnteresler
pdr itertt optogne paa en- 9anife nroea
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ners gsger cg 8eerabeIier fan life ars
ftGnoi9bis ~forSsmmes.
SbaS Der iddIeSes be9brhte icnt Slt9t.
fcrban6IeSes itrafs beb 9ogens tsrlte
sioer til Spm9rfiornbeb. eif e~fterbaans
Seu oper til en- IepenSe S~nteresie. ina
at iea nGiteu life tinSe Ie99e So8eu ira
mig, fsr ieg bar toutrnet tiIenee. o9
enote uteS en- pirfelis gsunbrius for en-
BOG, ser, outenb iubbeIt / Sara8rafer
oa armertringer iom De fleite iuisfors
mtftioe GtuIebs9er, bog boooe bRret
iNtnS til at Jamie bet tur9e. pictlstiGe
Stuf / en- Srsmitininssform paa en-
Sang iaa eieuneniistig og iarrret'
trruat, at en6per 2Gier fiiube life dleue
finSe Srteresie beri, men pnd en- geanos
enboa aribes bernf.
Set er life foroi Der er uo8et e9ents
Iiat mt / gpeeu, uagtet beaer life npeet
al Ser ubeife SurItniue paa bette SeIot
er ~forbioooet. Set er beHer life forot
originale acknowledgements er aiort
| aielbeuce / 8osen. tbpor meeet en-. nnar
ban er fGrSia meb 9Gsniuaen, bar Sors
nemmcIieu al upe og pioere Spu. Oct
c, Sog alt, boahe StiI % Suahalo, iaa
ifst % rsaternt Tom en- ret Siplebog nc
her % bsr.
Ren / fSIer Ser er en- Raub bag
Sis5e garagrafer % anmertniueer, @dn
| fieuSer~ iig tdeet fbadno at en- geioiier.
huis ttuae f1Its Boo iuSepesr en- pelbes
baaelis SsIslie al Srpeheb. bOis rclise
90 bog beeeitreSe glif en- life fan uuos
aaa at feIse uoooer fore 8ioSer.
srn be cnniIe, fierne fRueseermania
| he uruinoer, @otbeream % 8uneifriit.
rules op for ems SIh lom uo al 81 %
Gage en- tuiiuSdnria aaubsuooifliw !
gooa oe Gasaer. SeIteoist o. SoItes
fang, SsIanS % RorrIanoi. Ror9e %
europa - eieunem ben tiIipneIaoenee
SclbopeincIie / SrHssliteratnreu mes
9aHmGrt % ScIbergseIauieu, tnotil ben
me Sag oa bet me SoIt, ha SrRusies
lens o. 5ribeeens IGeHSe Orb iatte b
itiuIte SoIfefrGfter ! Sep9grIie for siens
mem ben poIoiOmme G~irriHestis. hsr bes
marques eftsr 8eraeIaun % 3elbducu.
tuiiHo Var efter 3araIo Saarfoser. at
~freusOriHse iaaSane &eHe iou sisrn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
sil IurSiiurbinaerne I s~lunsrifai

Ser bar nRret ifrsnet en- bel Del |
@JnSene ON, at faa iitanS ct Rorbfioros
iteDne, men, iaa blot isg beb, forucen
8efultat. Seq bar tdIt meb mango
Rorbfiuriueer nneaaenoe BEN Gag, og
ale bar prret beseiitret for at faa ct
iodbapt Rsoe iitanb, hpor man tunbe
foHttte inmmeu meS aauiIe &ieuSte %
friffe pp sanIe RinSer fra Rorge. Ren
S~psresmdaIct er, bporleoes fan oi fan
e. iaabdrt Steoue iitoHo? Seg bar
tRrtt, at ben behite Ranoen biISe bore
al neIge en- apnrite paa 8 fra 8 fors
ifieuige SrefteeiGIS, oe De biIOe ca orSm
ben Sdaer.
Ru buroe uaturIiebts ies Tom 8Iops
ping life i~oreILaa usr snb en- Tdnb,
men for at faa Sagen paa Glib. ian
tGser ies mig ben Sri6eo at ~foreilan
ole 8. Seq utl iom 80. / f~creflaa
Strpniueen Sailor q. TtelIdno iom Sors
mnnb for 4omiteen, ba ban er, iaa ptot
iee Deb, ben fsrIte icm ifrso ON ct iaa1
Rant Stepne. Som go. 2 Rrofesior g.
Or. @tmmeftao beo @clespile College,
@is. SdH er fsot | @toppeu. % eubper,
fem bar Leit gu8bcieruinserne | "arIes
rtfn' ,oiI Der ie. at Ban er Spsdoer
boJcI Sdn er 9ste RprSfiorirs ira
Sop til Soa. Com no. 8 bar iee tGHtt.
at Sreim piIee babe en- COB 8eprRirns
tnut / Rrofesior g. goaitas. geitprer
af Sfoleu | RoorbeaD. Com go. 4 bar
apIben q. Rate anbefdIet arnt Rafe,
fra aGte, Sierra. Gan lfaI bore en- agte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

Cher. 90 iom no. 5 abootat Ears
8annb | WinneapoIis. Saa er Der en- |
8ia Stone gountn, Nirn., Deb saanu
Ole Steeu. fom piIbe bore en- COB @es
trrientart for Gdniten Rreiteaiab.
RaTfor Renanb niISe ba intte FIG !
SorbinoeIie meo be andre af &puiteen.
oo be funoe ba nSarbeibe BIon for ct
foabant Stepne. Sois berre aprtite
biz tage fig at Saeen. iaa er ies itffer
pua, at ct ian6ant Stepne pil tcnune
tftdno. ON life | Sommer. idd Ido %
6oISe bort fsrite Dasbe | Como Rarf. ct.
Ynul, ct. Sdnsbne | 1908.
Seq bill life itribe mere ON ben Gag
Senne Sang. men baaber. at aue Rorbs
fioriueer biz eisre. bpoS be fan. for at
oi fan fna ct 9orofiOroftebne titauA.
Meo sstelie
6. g.. 8imneitab.
geIotetp. Riun,