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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-08

abroad VIII at once suggest the United
States.-ChicagO Post
Certain nature-fakcrs who have been
listening to- recent public utterances
are now prepared TO believe the story
Of Balaam and his talking animal
New York Evening Post
A Lowell, Mass, paper has discover
ed that IAN Englishman may now
marry his widows sister" II would
certainly be a grave undertaking, how
ever Washington Herald
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WORLDS NEWS
BY Cable
SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, October s.
A wireless message, originating in Ma
Mia, Philippine Islands, was received
by the operator at the big wireless
station here yesterday.
BOXERS KILLED.

NANCHOWFU, China October s.
Twenty rioters were sentenced to i'm
prisonment as punishment for their
outbreak against the authorities at
Cananfu and one hundred Boxers, who
had been taken prisoners by the I'M
perial troops were put to death.
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WORST YET TO COME.

The vice president Of the New York
Central must stand trial for man
slaughter" which is clearly prelimi-
nary to the more serious charge Of re
batting. Detroit Journal.
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The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
Limited.
AEAO OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
branches and Agencies.

Branches and Agencies;
Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons. New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo. Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Chungchun.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection bills of exchanges, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch o. King Street
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utilities companies according to their
true value and the Capitalization Of
control Of state institutions IN one
commission
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PROJECT ADOPTED.

THE HAGUE, October S-The Anglo
American project for obligatory arbi-
tration has been adopted at the Peace
Conference.
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This from Shanghai makes most of
the other Shanghai blunders seem
weak and puerile. The Shanghai liar
has outdone himself He places the
United States fleet at Vladivostok for
the coming winter, after purchasing
the docks there. Russia owns these
docks. They are not for sale. Vladi-
vostok is ice-bound in winter, and one
of the most forbidding ports in the
world during the cold season. Any fleet
there may count on being held fast by
the ice for some months. There is no
Novik Bay given in any of the three
ALIASES, gazetteers ana encyclopedias
possessed by the Cablenews 1t would
appear that the Shanghai liar simply
spun yarn out of whole cloth.
The United States fleet will un-
doubtedly come to Cavite after visit
ing San Francisco This fleet now on
the Atlantic expects to sail for the
Pacific within a month or so. It is
believed here that the fleet will remain
in Philippine waters for several years.
At least until all idea of Japanese or
Chinese trouble is over. But as to
immuring itself in Vladivostok, Rus
sian port, frozen solidly for several
I months, the idea is ridiculous.-Ma-
Mia Cablenews.
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A lot of valuable time is wasted
in trying to make people over into
what you think they should be In
stead of taking them as they are.
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NOTICE.

We are now located at our new
place Of business, McCandless Build
ing, next door to W. w. Dimond &
Co. Patrons and the public are invited
to visit us at our new place Of busi-
NESS.
SANG CHAN,
Merchant Tailor.
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SHANGHAI LIAR
IS WINNER AGAIN
LANDS THE AMERICAN BATTLE
SHIP FLEET IN vLADIvOsTOK
FOR WINTER QUARTERS.

SHANGHAI, Sept THE United
States has leased the docks at Vladi-
vostok, and the American feet will
spend the winter at Novik Bay.
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HONOLULU LODGE GIG, 3. p. o.E.
will meet in their hall, King street,
near Fort, every Friday evening. BY
order OF the p. r.
FRANK E. RICHARDSON. e. r.
HARRY II. SIMPSON. Secy.
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Fraternal Meetings
HARMONY LODGE NO ., I. o. o. ?

Meets every Monday evening, ~ 1850
in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Wis
Ting brothers cordially invited to at
tend.
w. +. GEHRING, N. G.
r. r. HENDRY, Sec.
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THE
BANK OFHAwAII
LIMITED.
incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS
$I,OI4, 665.39
LIMITED.

DIRECTORS: Chas. NJ. Cooke, P. G.
Jones, F. w. Macfarlane, e. F. Bishop,
e. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCandless, c. H..
Atherton, G. H. Cooke, +. b. Damon,
r. G. Atherton.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
JUDD BUILDING, FORT STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

DUBLIC dinners are good means for extending
~ the scope of acquaintance, enlarglng the bump
- of humor, unlearning hurtful things we
acquired before, and learning good things which
Others learned at their expense and freely deliver
without charge to us.
The after dinner speaking of the last few years has
been with exceptions, effort to be witty and
humorous There is no longer room for the grand,
gloomy and peculiar man, whose words are large
and sentences involved; the Sir Oracle of cant and
fubdub who talks against the law of gravtation
and is his own claque. All this has been discarded
and the intellectual short skirt dancing has taken
its place.
After dinner speaking commends itself humor-
ousy to Our manner and brevity of doing things;
and in this special brand of oratory l don't be-
leve our country can be beaten. However, after
dinner speaking is more of an institution abroad;
for upon the simplest occasions great essays pre-
pared that were better appreciated if heard in par
amentary discussion. But Europe is not alone in
producing the post prandia bore; we have him
right in our midst in all the funess of his glory.
cannot account for the great and growing fear
among our professionals that they will acquire the
reputation of being funny, unless they have taken
Tom Corwin's advice to heart: Young man, if you
desire reputation for wisdom, never joke; be
solemn ass.
If this feeling continues to spread as rapidly as
it has done the past few years. shall begin to feel
a dearth of oratory of the enlivening kind. Ford
says he has LETT the field and Hedges is ready to do
So and there many others who modestly
declining the opportunity to make merry at our
teasts. Now, what could be more humorous than
P. Francis Murphy's speech at the annual dinner
of the bankers?
1T has now become the fashion for great men of
wealth to acknowledge the existence of superior
Being, he said 1T is the mode to issue articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

countenances in carriages going to funerals.
The naturalists tell that the law of change the
only law that never changes Human life follows
this example Poverty breeds wealth. and wealth
breeds poverty Thewhee sinks simply to ascend. The
ranks of wealth increasingly recruited from those
of the poor What get from England in COM
merce they get back from us in matrimony we make
heiresses here they make peeresses of them there"
l think of the most humorous talks that
Mark Twain delivered was II subject of
Babies:
The Babies! Now, that's something lkel We
haven't all had the fortune to be ladies' We haven't
all been generals poets statesmen but when
the toast works down to the babies, we stand On
common ground for we've all been babies. If YOU
gentlemen will think for a moment, if you will go
back fifty a hundred years to your early married
life, and recontempate your first baby YOU will
remember that he amounted to good deal and even
something
IF the baby proposed to take a walk at his usual
hour half-past two in the morning didn't you rise
up promptly and remark that that the very
thing you were about to propose yourself! oh, you
were under good discipline! And you went
fluttering up and down the room in your undress
uniform, you not only prattled undignhed baby
talk but even tuned up your martial voice and
tried to sing Rock by baby in the tree top!'
Il like the idea that baby doesn't amount to
anything Why, baby IS just house and
front yard full by itself One baby furnish more
business than you and your whole interior depart
1nent can attend to; he is enterprsng rrepresslbie
brmfu of lawless activities; and do what you please
you can't make him stay on the reservation Suttl-
Gent unto the day is one baby AS long as you are
in your right mind, don't you ever pray for twins
Twins amount to permanent riot; and there ism
any real difference between trplets and insurrec-
ton
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see that happen to me-. And you still remembered
"Qhly little thing!" She had thrown aside her
cloak and was running her barred arms through the
fragrant heap, ping the things up against her face
abandonment she dropped them all and seating her
self, put her elbows upon the table, made bridge
of her two hands and rested her chin upon them.
"Only little thing! AS if all earth, and heaven
YES and even hell itself-were not made up OF little
thingsl Such little things this mean victory,
mean redemption, George
Then, if it is so, may ask again, Peggy, What
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back! And you once said, There is never
any going back in the cahons of Art"
" But isn't there something higher than
Art? Isn't there something more to be
desired?"
Yes" she answered in sort of whisper
"Doyou think should have come back here
to America-if there had not been? No, don't
speak, don't stop me-let me go on to the end.
And let me look into your eyes while l say
it. Art! You know how / worshiped it; you
know what slave was to it. WE'LL served
my term of serfdom, and won its glittering
reward The World came to me with a rose
in its mouth and hands that dripped with
gold. l climbed, as you climbed, to the very
pinnacle of Success the very apex of Victory.
And then" her voice wavered for a
moment and sank into silence. She came a
step nearer and laid a shaking touch on
LanSterS arm.
Then little dead hand reached out and
took the scales from my eyes, and-I was.'
she went on softly. "All at once the glamour
seemed to depart from everything. The scent
went out of the roses, the shine faded from
the gold, and l knew at last that there was
something better, stronger, nobler, and that
we two had flung it from usl George, her
fingers slipped softly up his arm to his shoulder
and rested there caressingly George, you
asked me tonight what brought me back
all that had sighed for, worked for, longed
for was mine to have and to hold forever if
wished 1t was a little dead hand-a little
crumpled dead hand that rested on my
bosom for only one short day and yet left its
impress there for all eternity
Peggy"
All, that's right Hold me fast hold me
tight, and never let me stray again!" she said
as she raised her face. Dear, the cry of the
Woman is sweeter than the laughter of Sue
cess; for Love is in it, and, after all, Love is
immortal
Lanister made no reply. He simply bent
and laid his lips on hers and let the little
dead hand pick Up the raveled threads and
weave them together again.
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away from the curb and went chugging off into the
quiet of the night.
You haven't answered my last question" said
Lanister, breaking the silence which had fallen be-
tween them.
She laid deprecating hand upon his sleeve and
looked up at him with troubled eyes
Il can't just yet," she said Don't ask me any
thing for time; don't ask me anything here
want to be sure"
"Of what? Of whom?'
She looked away without answering, and sat for
long time with hands loosely folded in her lap;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

have we two been doing with lives? l know
you said that we had made successes of them; but
there's rue leaf in every laurel crown, dear, and
rose in every defeat: Can't we go back, Peggy
back to Arcadia and the days that were?" He
came round the table and took her hand in his. We
both have tasted of the wine of the Victor but to
me the lees bitter" he said gently. Cant
we two go back and begin real life all over
agan?"
She drew her hand from his and stood off, looking
at him with bright, searching eyes. Let me look
at you moment-let me be sure, she said thrill
of eager longing in her voice ITO go backi To 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

And SO she was still sitting when the auto S
down and stopped.
She looked up at the house before her and
then round at Lanister, and he could see IN
the faint light that her face was very pale.
1T is my own home-the home ot-ot the
opera singer" she said in voice out of which
all the snap and timbre seemed to have gone
You took me at my word, then! And after
/ mentioned Lochnvar! You carry me off
and-bring me to my own homes!
Because | have none of my own, he
answered Il live at hotel. l couldn't
respect you and take you there.
She flung him laugh, wholly sweet, utterly
joyous, and, rising, jumped out of the auto
before he could help her; How like man
how very like mani she said, her face
breaking into smiles, and the wet light in
her eyes again. Come! 1t is our own
Arcadia again
And how much more like Arcadia than she
imagined she realized when she ran with him
to her own bower and flung open the door;
for all the room was filled with flowers
White roses, white lilies-whole sheaves of
them-in vases and urns and lying in drifts of
creamy fragrance everywhere. And IN the
midst of the floral confusion stood her maid
with arms brimful of blossoms.
All madame, what shall | do wiz zern?"
she cried, perplexed and despairful, as her
mistress appeared. Figure to yourself
extreme difficulty They shall come, not
twenty minutes since, wiz re compliment, re
commissionaire say, of one Monsieur Lanls-
tare-and zere is not room for re half.
What shall l do wiz zem all?
Throw them down-anywhere-an go,
Felicie, gol" said her mistress, with a laugh
in which the hysteria of happiness was clearly
traceable. "Oh, you may listen at the door
if you lke-it is all one to me, so that you go.
And this is why you did not come for me at
the end of that first dance?" she added, turn
ing to Lanister as the insulted maid went
out and banged the door behind her. How
nice of you-how tender of you! You re-
membered what l said all those miserable
years ago-'A successful singers path should
be strewn with flowers, and you shall live to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
By ABRAHAM GRUBER

entitled How to Succeed in Life The Blessings of
Poverty and Good Appetite and point out the
crease our income is by limiting desires. Bible
class superintendent, together with Santos Dumont
showing the Advantages Of Higher Life
I'VE have weekly reports from Wall Street. special
advces, pamphlets entitled Wisdom While You
Wait giving full information how fortunes are
made. They issued by phlanthropists and sent
unsolicited to total strangers. But every sensible
man. not in the rain boat business, knows that in
financial affairs the men who know do not tell, and
the men who tell do not know; and that very often
a broker is the man who knows the price of every
thing and the value of nothing
The public finds that the least common thing is
sense and that while other rules vary, this
is found without exception That the most
difficult thing in life is to make living dishonesty
for any length of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Cripple Versus Racer

TT has been proved that in modern business life, in
the useful parts of any profession, moderate abll-
ties even if balanced with little dullness.
serviceable to the posses than brilliant qualities
Life has been compared to race and the metaphor
is improved by observing that the swift gener-
road will beat a racer the wrong one; and the
ieeter and better the who has missed his way
the farther he leaves it behind Among the faults
attributed to America by other nations is that we
are so swift and busy that we take our pleasures
sadly. But speed is not exhaustng if properly
managed, and if we do take pleasures sadly we
at least perform duties gaily.
I'm walking the streets, of the merriest
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
De hoie priier.

Sra 8ribinetpn meb6eleS, at Ir.
bctosburealet eiter Ell prriottctbe
lluoerieaeIie er fprmct til Oct Reiul,
rat, at 8riierne poa 9tpSforuehenbe'
Der - o9 ole ANDRE Sirg o9ioa -
nar bsiere / 1905 emo ~ncaeufroe |
Sc II 9ar, icm ltuberipseIien omfot.
ter. @iermemirit$priien / 1906 bar
SO 8roceut hetere cnb | 1905 90
36.5 Broccnt bgiere enc | 1897, BET
gtar Iriienne itob Iaoeit; bcn rar ifior
pa Brocett beiere emo @fennemiuit.
ret FOR 10 gGorSperioSen 1S90-1S99.
90 Brijerne IoSer I'll at hare /
StigeilSc~ frenSeIeS, FOR flor itob De
bsieit / December, ben iibit YsanneH,
iom lluScrieseIien omiotter. SRI.
ierite bar | 6enne WooneS life minbrr
en6 Al Broeent beiere END Sieunem.
intttet for bale 1906.
Zen ita6ise Stianins sirIher BOG
life obioIut ole arttfIer, men lluhta.
9elierue er sanife bit 100. OF 25s
artiter, boiS &riSitaLa bIeo mSer,
isst, bite 80 inaen S~oranorina I 50
bet al 1906, 90 par saaet liSt tiIhase
uleaeus rs par iteset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
@Iep b~eIbrescf az Gutienra
fnIoNGnstst 90 bnrtiet.

-Go min lille Seu bar o~nttrenf ct o.
ct bdIot Gdr. bepnuotc Soor al fonruie no
ran baus arfiet Seq Loo en- SGge bes
hdrtDle borL ifJe1rS oupenc bleu prrrc. DC
bc9bnote ogiaa at fpnrne pnn bans Ars
me, iao soa niore ScIe of bans 2egeme,
Iad tpm ct pad lars 8rnit, pGrre euo DC
andre. Seq taISte 90 tno en- anocn 2rs
&C. Gan blcp a~ITiacocI prrre. Otter
pmtreri ct % et bulpt Mars SibelIc b!eo
ban iou ilhe, at iea Tndutte biroc Ssi ON
bans Srneer ON Staten for at ban life
dulee iIore ia % rioe OBJ Sipoet. Don
blen til et SteIet pa bar rGitrH iHe
iftaus III at eud. Min Sdute rnaSebe
mig til at prcpe Gutiriru S1bc %
Ointment. en- flor q bcroes Ero
sau bet, Of bun ano Mig ct Tibet Stpite
Sxrbc % Tiot Ointment for at prspe.
Srp tpp Sci bicm llbeu ruseu gro. men
for at fFic herSs. prsorbe iea oct, % oct
frutes at tprie 10 Suurene liet. Se9
fenbtc i'll sotcfst os FIX ct Stpffe Srbe
o. en- @pr Ointment % ftiIgtc Gnpiss
nsnuerne. OF pco GnSeu of orrtrent TO
Mmnener bar ole Sdnrrte IGgte. Gan
bar aISria bait Guar df noqeu dIncH
elias iiScl Suu er mi itrrf % iuro,
90 lea Inn dleprIiqt iipc, at bapee bet
tiIe brrct for soers ~pioIuberljae RioIer,
biIbc nit flare Barn bnbe oGret o9o al
b. furfurocIiQc Sndr. Seq bruate nm
et Stntfe Sp5e og omtreut ire Borer
Ointment. Rrs. Colbert SheISou, 81. s..
9. so. 1, 8ooooilc. gour.. 22be GprtI
1lOh~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Sabenerter og 8omulbsplanterne og
ligeleoeS bioraeet til at 1appe 8e'
tailbanoelen. Observation-Disclosures er
minore bersrt, ba De en6nu er opta'
get meo at erpeoere tioIigere 9eitil.
finger, men De flaeer Dog oper, at
Snbbetaltneerne itaar aoffiaigt til
bage.
s 9omulosbrm6en er Der en-
.Senoens til pberligere itigenbe Bri'
ier paa @ingbams og 2aeenlGrreb,
mebens Snbrsmmelier er giort poa
enfelte andre Sorter, bporaf Der b.
oeS itore 9ebolbnineer.
g(abningen al Sfibsfarten paa De
Itore Snbiiser er ioaar ienere END
panligt, men Standardization er /
oct itore og belle tilfreoSitilenbe,
ifisnt Grobufter iom Sumber og <I
fremoeles er opbobet / itore @eng'
Der.
Roar 9ep gorf f~raregnes er Spg'
eepirfiombeoen / gaar itsrre emo
.iiior, og g~iteripergieIen paa 9pgge'
materiaIer og Sarbware err Itor. ar'
beiostrafifen er tiIfreOsitiaenbe,
Streifernes Intal er faa, og Sons
forbeielier bar funOet Steo / taIrtge
SilfpfOer.
Sauitternes antaG / itoite nge no
aioroe / De Soreneoe Stoter 1857
euer nsiagtiqt bet iamme iom / Den
tiliparenoe use ifior og | CANADA 10
imob % flor.
l1ofsrielen al Speoe (0eel tnobe'
fottet) uDgiorOe / itbIte u8e 9,1O2,'
900 guibels imoo 1,S45,00O itIor.
Woisubfsrielen llbgiorbe 100000
guIbeIs imob t,673,00O THOR.
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SmaapIut.

C. SrrtIon ira Meronbril.
gstnu., er / @eioa hos Ole .. Sollm
oS g. St. gbci8 ! @Aaoiiou Gomnfbip.
- aoutrafter S!iou TOM ber1leS /
Srsoags for at ie III mco glrbeiNct
poa Slttber Colleges rpe 8p8nius.
- SeImer 8eterion, Der grobue.
re6e fra 2utbcr College ! 1903, bar
facet ct SeGolpibip beo aauiub' llni.
neriitet. San ihtoerer for Chen Deo
ll~ntoeriitetet ! SOobo.
8. 9. Siainebait / Srcc.
port baoSe / SsnSags ct iIemt
llbeI6 paa @eieu Deo 0reSieIbalS.
oeS at bans Seite Lsb lebit, bporOeO
ban bIeO taitet no af 8osuen % bIeo
Egsen6e bebiSIdeS, iitStil SuIiuS
Soffos og IS. 6. &nusn ttIfGlSisotS
Tom fiereube os fiji taeet BAN op %
bragt inb | nGrmeitc Sus. vi bar
life ienere Bsrt, Bporban bans I'll
itanb er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Securab 2prcnm gnrcun.

geo 1eoct al 9ccorab 9pceilm
IsInciation 'ioite 6reoo9 bJep oct c1'
itemmig beiIuttet at cu9ogere 2utbcr
college &ano % 8or for Ell IfteflS
l~lu0erbol5uing / urite IorS &urirtS.
Scme 8eiIutntng bIep life fattet
bare al Iofale @enign, men foroi So.
miteen troeOe, at 0iSie muiifalIfe Or
9dniotioner urDcr Grof. Sperati3
&eOeIie baD6e rnact iaa otot, at De
fan titles oeS Chen al bOiLfcn iom
beIit Srgonirsssn al ligneubc &araf'
Ter, iom bar puuoet ct oiScrc &p. SEQ.
miteeuS @eIIltntna er oaf01 Ct po'
fert aompIiment I'll Sperati % hans
Gutter, iom 6e ubcu GoiI pu bcIrnuc
meS en- llnoerbpI0uiug. Tom nil oocr.
qad ole t~i0Iigerc. Iuore Iftcner
Tor nTite Gar8 &uriu& oil bIine Be-
iat ietcre, % man bill / ole GiIiGIoe
fire iig ieritcfLaSfs lluocrboISnin.
ger, - meget bcSre eno / sc iioite 10
&ar. - 5oraritoamhc er bentct fra
"RepubIican" for Gor8bo8, on ~Ge.
cnnabs Boiten" un6eritriper bpert SrG
Serof,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
EonOolence.
Tacoma, 8aip., soe gpril 1907.

Tacoma, 8aip, soe gpril 1907.
@or S~reliers @eniebebs apinoe'
forenina bar meb Sors mobtaget Del
lloeuteoe guoifab ON Sinta Bre1,s'
Sso. S ben forte Sib, bun bar
Sacoma, Ierte ri benoe at fienoe Jon
Ell from &riiten.
81 fsIer oct berfor icm en- Srane
at beoione Dor bierteli9e 0eltagelle
meo ben aiosOeS SIegt og Serner
a~nIeoning bette Cab. Sor belsoeS
9%eofommenoe tor pi trpet onoenoe
bisie Orb: "9ebre er SeoSoa9en ertf
SsbieISoagen", Greo. Z, 1.
9oa @or SreIierS airfeS Suttoe'
foreningS Segne,
Mr8. Soitor g. Sper'ch,
Mrs. Toitor g. 9. airfebo,
WrS. CLAUS SolmeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
gather College Club Set.

Otter SnSbpoelie af Ssnbre @is.
couiin 2utber College Club jamie
oeS % Ssnner al 2utber College I'll
feit i 3aSiion, @i$., SorSbng af'
ten ben 16oe Ropember. De fleite
er MeSIemmer of beune Sorentng,
ser bar lat fig icm Speape at trent
me Sfolens Snteresier % fnptte
Ssruer Of 2utber College | isnore
8iScoriin narnere %ianru1en. 5
Ter gar bar Soreningen M aiuet en-
oorlig 8risbeIsnning for @eltalen-
beb oeS 9utber College | 0ecurab,
Soma, pdn $50. Elsie 8ense beIes
imeIlem ben bebite 9aIer paa gturif
% ben beoite Goler paa ergeIif. en-
cffcntIig grspe ofbolSes boert aar
cfter Rptaar. Sa fappes De bebite
SoIere ON @eIeunineen, Der bar
aiort meeet til at opeIffe Cans
for @eItaIenbeb peS StoIen. Som
9GresaieIter bar tiIiteSe 9eitpreren
Tor 9utber College Srof, 6. q.
9rers, % Sr. anbrep Sermon fra
GSaerton, Der i Orb % Sierntng
bar piit ia iom en- parm Ben baaoe
Of 2utber College 90 friitelise Sol.
Ttcler | AlminbeIiebeb.
Seittcmiteen. b~eitaoenbe al Tait.
Solhen R. SIien 90 8mt. 81. ..
Brandt banoe isrsct for en- baaSs
imaehdo 90 peIimnseuoe anretnins.
III at brittle SfaaIer par Der icrsei