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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-11-28

TcCO&ulZeu nun, anu Cn0 WOODS rang
with: "Hey diddle dumping, halt,
who's there ?" to the tune "All Police
men Have Big Feet" The upper class
man withdrew for he had not expected
such literal obedience to his orders.
The guard duty on the wagons dur
ing the day is pleasant, as the sentinel
rides- Therefore, missed the problem,
which was the effort of one army to
cross considerable river in the face of
another army moving OH the other
shore. In the evening We made camp
near the estate of gentleman known
to many of you, who had provided a
bottle of beer apiece for everybody in
camp. The officers would not allow
the distribution, but to show our graft
tude for his kind intention, we had an
exhibition drill, followed by a sham
battle with flaming rifles and booming
cannon, and firing by companies, in
front of his mansion that evening. 1t
was fun for every one from start to
finish and we went to bed tired and
happy. Each day, rain or shine, We
fought our little battle, had a good
time-''the time of our lives" and mad
gained much valuable information for
ourselves to justify the trip. Our
march back to the ferry at Garrison's
was full of events which time will not
permit me to mention.
Crossing the Hudson we were once
more at West Point where after a
thorough cleanup we had dinner and
comfort. We had learned from the
cadets the value'tO the soldier of ex.
act obedience to officers, and of precis.
ion and speed in the execution of orders
We had found out that eternal yigi
lance with new men is the foundatiel
of success with them. And most i'm
portant of all, We learned how much
success as soldier depends upon {
good carriage Of the body and some
thing of how co attain that grace fol
ourselves. So much for what might b.
termed reflex benefits.
In addition we learned what the sol
diering of today Is really like. Th
ideas instilled in our school-teachers
of lines standing and facing or charging
a visible foe, were driven out OF ou
heads, and we were taught to TAX
cover and advance from shelter to shel
ter as they do nowadays. We learned
too, how to behave in camp, so tina
the cadets recognized us and mixe
with us all the month, as if we ha
been their schoOlmates instead of en-
listed men. believe, that by this tri
, every one increased his abilities an
usefulness to his native land at least
hundred per cent. G. ".
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-11-28

malicious, prating, prudent gossips,
both male and female, who murder
characters to kill time" Steele said
that "lire, and sword are but slow en-
gines of destruction in comparison
with the babbler."
Gossip, like death, loves shining
mark, for greatest scandal waits on
greatest state"
The vilest thing about scandal is it's
cowardice. 1t skulks in the alleyways
of life, creeping in at the back door, to
emerge as stealthily from the front
door, doubled in size and malice.
There is no defense against it. 1t can
never be met in open combat and de-
feated. 1t ever skulks and sneaks, and
tho it advances boldly when unchal-
Ienged, it retreats precipitately when
faced, only to stink up some dark
thoroughfare and emerge more boldly
and more viciously where it feels se-
cure from honest attack.
The person that brings you gossip,
rejecting upon the character of man
or woman or the safety of a business
institution, pays you no compliment.
Retailers of scandal do not present
their wares to folks that hate cowardly
insinuation and who resent the subtle
attacks of malice and envy; they
choose, rather, those of minds similar
to their own, people who revel in evil
thought and mouth with Iickerish
tongues the choicest morsels from the
talebearer's pack.
Since no one is safe, those who en-
courage scandal by hearing it greedily
and by passing it on are encouraging q
vile thing that may turn and sting them
sooner OF later, when they will deserve
slight. sympathy.
There should be some hideous and
Shiny dungeon for those that set scan-
daI flying on the swift wings of malice
and envy; no punishment can be too
severe for them. The bold highway
4 man is an angel, and the burIy ruffian
child of grace, compared with the
coward that fathers evil reports.-Du-
} luth Herald.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
CHILD OF THE CITY

From the gray slSyless city at the dawn
Down shining tracks, IN rush of
grasS-sweet gales,
We wheeled into the glory Of a morn
Steep with the slant OF ;xies and
down the rails
Wild berries stained the bramibles
where they crept
Tho sun was lonely on tha rolling
land:
Great Meadows and primordlal forests
swept
Their grandeur in the silence Of Gods
hand.
And with US was child whose eyes
had never
Pierced beyond streets and shops and
human faces.
10, when we paused where q black
brook forever
Breaks rock TO rock In the dim forest
places,
A glory came upon her features hard
% child that never WASH as II her
eyes saw God.
James Oppenheim. in The MetroPoll-
tan Magazine.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Christmas Cantata Given
At Hamline M. E. Church

4 company Of clever juvenile actors
gave a Christmas performance last
night in Hamiins Methodist Episcopal
Church, when a cantate, entitled "San-
ta's Substitute was presented by menl-
bers Of hte Suniay school. The music
and lines Of he cautata were by ].
Lincoln Hall and Elsie Duncan Yale.
Both We're given with remarkable
Cleverness by the little company Of
players. and the large audience Of
mothers and fathers, and sisters and
brothers. to say nothing of many f ENDS
Of the little folks, thoroughly enjoyed
the play.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
A WASHABLE KNOT.

When making knots on materials that
must be laundered il Is well TO use the
washable knot. This does not pull like
the French one that IS the only one
known to most embroiderers-
Stick the needle up through the ma
teriaI. wind the thread around it three
or four times. hold It very taut and
put the needle down again as IN the
French knot Then take another stitch
in exactly the same place and over
the lOOIs.
This holds the knot very firm and
prevents twisting when washed.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
SARTORIAL STGN-PoSTs.

Don't wear a veil IN the evening. Lots
OF women commit this little blunder.
FOrswear highly colored gloves. Il is
not good form to have your hands suS-
gest purple Easter eggs or green katy
dds. Tan or gray gloves are the thing
for the street
A new fashion Of haiTdressing is a fat
braid made with sort Of bun at the
nape OF the neck, the hair full about the
face but all drawn away from the top
OF the head
Earrings OF the Old-fashioned long al
mond shape are being worn again, and
are very becoming 70 some faces.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
CAP OF GERANITrMS.

Much ingenuity is shown by Partisan
women IN wearing several different va
rieties OF flowers in a combination for
the hair, yet keeping one color as the
dominant note. A Juliet cap OF pink
ivy geranium blossoms massed together
on IN invisible net foundation. with the
leaves only about the border, was worn
by a prominent woman at a ball Ropes
Of pure white net. powdered with dia-
mOnd dust and wound among tina curls
and rolls OF the hair also have found
favor.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Hundreds Of Children
Enjoy Christmas Tree

The annual Christmas tree and en-
tertainment Of St. Patrick's Sunday
School Association brought out oveS, 500
children and nearly as many friends in
the New Carroll Hall yesterday after
noon. The eltertainment feature Of
the occasion was made up Of music by
an orchestra, chOruses by the children.
solos and tableauX, representing Incl
dents connected with the bi-th of the
Saviour in Bethlehem. tt children
and teachers represented various
characters. After the tabl- ux Santa
Claus appeared. lighted the big Christ
mas tree and distriL lted the presents.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
SCISSORS For THE TOAST

In preparing bread for toast and for
sandwiches 1 use a pair OF scissors TO
trim the crusts. It saves about two
thirds the time. and is a much neater.
easier way TO get the crust of 1 have
a pair OF scissors that keep in the
kitchen, and find them Invaluable not
only for cutting the crust Off bread.
but for trimming steak, making salads.
Bazaar.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
sezs Over Blouse OF Iumper.
1856 Circular Empire Skirt.

Broadcloth
a o
Mandarin sleeves that
inches vide with yards velvet bndg
q
OF No
OF the
OF
for each Of additional
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Pen Portraits.

A game which win afford an opportu-
nifty for boys and girls to brush I'D their
general information and history IS pen
portraits
Allow fifteen minutes during which
each player selects some celebrated per
sonage in history and writes a sketch
or about one hundred words on this
subject, but without mentioning the
name Of the celebrity chosen
Perhaps the idea OF this contest can
be better conveyed by an example a
hasty pen portrait OF Marie Antoinette
might run as follows:
Il was born IN France IN compara-
lively modern times. I began Hfe In
grandeur, but ended II most sorrowfully
and deprived OF everything. 1 married
very young a man IN high position
whose singular nisfOrtunes Involved me
necessarily IN his downfall In my Iifs
I had many implacable enemies. but
then and now many others have shed a
tear Of compassion over my tragic fate
The fun OF this excellent game lies IN
seeing who can, IN the short time al
lowed. write the cleverest biography and
which boy or girl can guess most Of the
celebrities named.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28

description, ball-bearing roller skates,
boxes OF candy, nuts. raisins, figs. and
mountains Of bright red apples and yei-
low oranges We're seen piled up on
tables which had been hidden from the
children.
In fives and skies the children filed up
on the stage. received their gifts from
Santa Claus and departed, haIpy.
thankful, and mirthfuI
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Poets Crambo.

Most young people are familiar with
the good old favorite crambo, too we'll
known to need description But there IS
n form OF this contest which is less
known, and, in q bright gToup, well
worth while. mean poets crambo.
Here IS the method:
Each player receives a sheet Of paper
The Washington times., 1907-12-28

on all Gas Stands-Fancy Shades and
other lamps
1904 G. c. A. Muddiman. 6l6 18th st.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
10 Per Cent Discount

Fragrant floral blooms. plant-rnilk. vege-
table essences compose Satin skin cream
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Dear Old Santa Claus Holds Carnival for Good Children
Some Good Games to Be Played
When Friends Call Unexpectedly

Editor woman's Inquiry Column:
Kindly publish some writing games
to play when friends come in unex-
pectedly. A READER.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
DR.. Carradine. Southern EvangeIist.

speaks three times Pythian Temple. 1M2
Ninth street, Sunday.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 513 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
See the Old Year Out and the New Year
IN at Harvey's.

Orchestra all evening; tables reserved on
application; private dining rooms for 3
or more.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28

at the top Of which he writes a. line
from some poem as;
up. up with the living present"
=, Twas in the time when lilies blow"
we are seven''
After. writing the quotation the upper
edge Of the paNer Is turned over about
an inch, and the sheet itself IS passed
TO the player at ones left hand. On
receiving II the player then writes just
below the fold a single word which
may be noun, adjective, verb, adverb
or anything desired
The paper Is folded a second time to
cover this word, and is again passed TO
the left BY passing in this way around
the circle no player viii receive his own
poetic quotation or his own word. II
then becomes incumbent on the players
70 write verses either beginning or end
ing With the poetic line and embodying
he word given. The conpositioDs are
tterward read aloud. the one adiudged
oest winning game" for it's composer.
Still another form of transposition
which requires quick wits. but which
ls most enjoyable, Is played by an
nouncing something which has been
found by transposing the letters of a
word as. 'I transposed the letters of
q hover and found another name for
CupidE' the answer being eros.
Players guess what word was trans
posed.
Hanging.
One OF the best of the many hundred
writing games is hanging It is no ion
ger new. but is one Of which the lover
Of games does not easily tire.
Two people are necessary for each
execution. One to try tc bring tho
other 70 the gallows, the other 70 avoid
this lamentable fate. Let the prosecu-
ton draw upon his tablet q very rough
sketch of 81 gibbet.
Three lines will do Il While making
the gallows the player men tally selects
proverb or familiar quotation which
he represents on paper by horizontal
dashes for the letters separated By per
Tendicular dashes 10 divide the words
from one another.
The player who is on trial IS IN
formed or the nature OF the phrase
'that IS, whether a proverb, quotation
or question Is used. and Is asked TO
guess the letters In II II ne fails in
his guess a tiny circle representing his
head Is swung from the gAllOws. IL he
misses on the second his neck "a. short
downward stroke) Is added; II on the
third, his body "a funny little COON
Ike body; fourth and dfth strokes for
legs
II these limbs are added the player is
hanged.
On the other hand v latever letters
ne guessed are written down to his
credit and II by means OF these he can
guess the whole sentence before his
execution is completed he escapes with
his life.
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Santa Claus Appears.

Santa Claus then appeared and gave
limitations of the birds and animals
he had heard singing. bowling, or fight
ing He then announced that he had
many presents for the boys and girls
The curtain rose and sleds. dolls. guns.
story books, chatterboxes, doll car
riages, doll dresses, games Of ever
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Transportation.

Another transposing game can be ar
ranged at a moments notice. Hero each
player transposes the letters in word
so as to form an anagram or merely a
tumble. as Eros-Rose- The anaSram
is spelled aloud after working II out on
paper as ''ErOs-a Flower
The player who is first 10 call out the
correct answer should receive a bean
or other counter. OF course, nouns OF
any class viii serve for the transposi-
uons-birds, beasts, trees, men and
women, fish. Most counters, the game
The Washington times., 1907-12-28
Blanks
Rhetoric.

Then there Is rhetoric, where all re-
ceive a sentence 20 be written IN ev5-g
possible arrangement Of the words.
Take for illustration the line Home
ward the plowman wends his weary
way"
Let each player write tie words at
the head Of his or her paper and then
below them as many transpositions OF
the senten, e as can be thought up. The
player wins who can show the longest
list OF variations.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
ALEXANDRA DUMAS IL

nOOo vos SAOr ey exraDjer como anOr Dc UOoOn
mas hS lIO0Rdo eOta noGhs Dc muy lsiOs.
" Ida d6nds Wscds tOsF
De ProVenxs
Y tra6is una 0aFGs
ST tFAigo earta.
-Fsra q sa6Sr Dc GuiRi
No, para Su Majestsd 81 rAy Dc NsvArFa
Yo ser del roy de Nvsrra De6ar Fsspond6 de BOsme
l6ta fdsd podsr sngGr0dre de vussrs carts.
Bssms, vOvisndo Is sspalda LIZ MOe sntr6 sn q Lou
hacienda agus COconnas para cue q Gguiess.
LS Mole qusd6 colo.
En- 81 mismo insants psr Dusrsa del Louvre paFaa A
que habfa dado Ontrada Bssms Coconnaa a6 Sropa
cOmpuslta de an osntanar Dc eAballeros
All dii0 81 csntinela oompa6sEo. de- Mouy sue
hUgOnOtes van muy consnbOs III lee habk promade b
Ndo padre dc MOuy ho matar de- pkr0s do Derads
-Psrd0nAd die La Moe dirigSndOss asoldadN IhAbGs
dicho que aQuSl ohaiAl % aI RASr de MSuyI
Ell lmismo 0aballsro
Y Loo que e aeOps6an sonl...
-Rsnegadoa... "a 10 he dicho
-GrscsS do Ia Mole sparontando 10 hsbar Odo q n.
GbrA de deIprsco hshfa pronunsado csnps Eso
10 que deSsaba nbsr.
snOaminkndOss hsa isfs De Ios sabslsrOs 10 dstuVs
dic6ndoIe:
-Ssaor. me han dicho qua soils d 9 A,r Dc Mouy
Isl Nf3F. raspondi6 ooFtssmanta 81 o6oial.
Vusstro nombrN eonocidimo snrs os raformadsA anrs
los de mi religion he anmado dFgirms vos para Psds
IN favor.
CaAlsAorR psEo ante tOdU IOOn uusn tango gusts
De hablar
-Con el eOnds bsrAO De Ia MoIs.
Los doe i6venss 90 audsron.
-OS ssuueho, safer, diio dc MouS.
CbaliaFa venge de AK coy pOfIador dc unA Gaf del
h6or de Auro gobsFnador dc Erovensa E aaf1a SsM G
gda reg de NGvarr e0nsne noOas uFgeBtas tmpoEhe
Como pOdfia sntrsgss Come me srFga para entEaf % q
louvre
IN IL mks iic cue ohtrat On Louvre mhsr replied De
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
de 1uSubo
Ils tOdas dimensiones, vendsa wu
'an0ras ds aOnSaldS HsFnandsx y G.
lKAkzYIE, P.R
OonsultAs por eorreo pnedsn hs-
0KT6EN % norrl6lee aa aoma

--CkIMENEa - nOrrinlse co 0ume'
On ca bodos los pAisss o. Loo Qas 81
Aner ha sido 81 m6vil VHtnsipAl. Ori.
90 & ID BIaganeiA , L basn gussO .
aoasts, assndo IN Perfume 8 m Jsb6n
Vulgar, sAando sl axQuiaito Oaahimars
Benaust-ya On psFfums 8 @ Jab6n-
i ii sumun del busn tono. .-OolgaAs '
'Ce. Nsw York.
wTHK HKLvKT1A.-S7 oAlls d
Crss. WPsn sasa d h6spedes. STs-
lAle a. hnaels. ApossnAos para familiaa
psrseHas sOlas. OemidAs 4 einsaan-
y eealevoa euhisTte. BAHes. gel6fonG
IaBR. ApastAds eOrrse, 3e6. Propiesa-
lie Pedre aehira NoNal Msbe hotsl
sRek 8 cargo do UAp sssorita aagus'
EaD
- NECKHAR sxigir qas ssd
OsalA Ohhsnga gRabad0 sl nomhrs Dl'
easalvo MoiaFrisAa, psro n s6l0 sata-
~ produss mai0f sfsstO que ans do
eena d. hoaallAa Dc AgIs RinsTal & Do
pss 81 sRias snPsaivs radical. del o.
6aAga : del tAtszAino, u Digestive
/ iEnisvriasa YuEiHse leo AliMsnAes
l0a haae xalmilAhlss. VI lsgitimo Di'
R@Rsiso NSisrriata aara sn IN die l&I
~ .sgassinuss, 90 "a aes Lee dispsy'
sias s gassRalFiaa, y % tres mseas los
! Mks graves anesRmsdsdsa aFdaisas dbl
ess6mAgc , del lntastiaO. HstG Vni
ss-wAImauAa souAHmado, On lorna six
lsAAl. que 10 sneaasA del DigsSki 70
M5isPrssta % vsrdadsrAmsnts radisaJ
" sRpartor 4 Ii do lodOs los oARos ~
d a'os, Do vsnsA % las pFinsiDala'
s4Ymaelaa de Ksfopa ? Am6risa.
g 81 WIDE Or lott Do tAhaa
% rA7a, snssahn Dc 1seS, d les ns
lnras vssaS do Cages, DiFigirss
oaiGoasa oAhssudO %, OAguas, PSsP'
Riao,
III sagop nlAE NAVARRO ha
RSaAhIaaido ~ 0aaina Do AhagAAa !
NoaaEla % asla siHdad, sAlls Do Saz
Kisrss asis ID cg4a FedsSAl, or,
- HisAEis0 40 AcdA 10 IaIs G0xtG
sRRysSH, aaAlsAaAase Asfwiswa q
azRxsR as NiuIOg Do Br0Viadsdsa, iH-
pcRpCrasi6a dsCsRpassaieEes asl ysii
Y 0TARAmeaFAs , RAmilaei6@ Do oxve'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
LA REiNA MARGARtfA

pOtsnta nOmbre pregun gaoas aNlsgrariA sutrar sn
Este numbrs parsei6 eauar On s sOdsdo sfsco Ordna-
rio; uin embargo pidi6 Ccoonnas 81 saDtO ymGh
Ctcarnas % v6 obligadO deehFsr que no 10 gabia.
-EntoneeG AtrGs hdsIgo diio sl soIdsdo
En- este memsnto On homhre hablabs al Oss dc
guArd hab odo CccOnnas psdE snir.de On Louvre
-Q26 quaEsr fOs al ssGor de Guiass
-Yo qusFGF h1barls rsspondi6 CoOOnnas sOnrisndO
-LmJosiWe oI duQuO sStaE gOn 81 Eey.
Sin embargo. tango Oar do avSo sn cue me or1sna
que Vsnga FarfI
-Ah tfOS tener uns gGFtG de G1fsO?
ST. Vsn0o dc muy lsiOs
All if0sllSgar de muy IecOsF
-VsDgo do PiamOnts.
PEN! DtenI Eco 0s otra R0sa. jg6mO % lamkiAI
-EI Oonds AuibsI de Cosonnas.
FuenO pueHO! zGdne 0ort0, sshSr de Anib1. tddmsG.
-Vaya an h0mbFs mas OoFt6A dilo para d ~ Mos 20
hnosntrasa ctro 0us sue pFssanss de NGvarra
Pero 6de pues 0artd. eOntinu6 81 cAbAIero alsmAn
sxtsndisndO e manO h'siA CooonDaa eus ttubsa6a
miitaane Is dsb: SsHeF tsUgc honor dc oOno.
Soy fesns bertsmesv Il duQus Dc Guia.
-Pssma muTmuE6 Ceconnasl no eOnesOO Oss nombEo
-Ea q aeh BesDa st6Or ml0, do q Oentinsa lie pro
hunOac6n @ dsa s0mprandss DAds VusaSra eAr o. ano
All IsI shor de Im. s1cIam6 COOOnnaA I've 10 sFso
cue 10 0onc3eo mol con mayor gusSO ksrdenad nj
indsOiEi6r uero para ser Gel bay que dssOOn6aE.
PEN pte, diio B nms; no hGtm necasidad de ssgusn
-CsbslsrU dii0 La MOls aproximkudose 20 Gns
hOa amab Gus nOaFgaros dc mi oAra oomo asaba de
hAeaF con Ia de mi eompsf0rol
- Como fos lAmGisI
Ell OondS Larae de "a Mole
81 gOnds LHrde de Ia MOls'
~-No gOaosgO sSs nonbfs.
~Nlda sns Do particular dua no tlDga honor del Itrto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
O'ct,I |, lu|1 IrnaU

MEDICO CIRUJANOde 10 Fssnl
tad do Nsdrid. OonsultaS DO II y mo
diA 81 : media de lA terds,
Criatu. IA San Juan. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16

Apertadc sM ssp Adniaisas6a d susAs sNa
aasa W sOsr aorsa s6dRss .. Aann
dos ps6disos eausA 0ssona odA slass q asazs
lns Csntrcs cHciaias a OnmaEai0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Carmen nruin

Siirsen neuis. - SSSrrpeu | Sagen
mob notwithstanding Sen / Chicago
rGr ltSe | "a elmer; men guSen
bleb, at ben madtte gan ira bilnroet
u6en 8enLtat. @eo iBrite aHtem'
ring too 6 moo 6; men ii6er gift 1
oper til BEN, ion piIbe frtfin6e til.
taIte. Srcos al EXPERIMENTATION bieo
Sirrpen ItnoeuSe pan bette NmfI 7
itcnte Tor SrtfunoeIie, 8 for "ifpLStg".
Sbea bar tiItaIt ior Sa%nuneuiOGr.
geIie. Oct tos Ell natter ltbsrt Iorg
lib at fua en- Sarrp titorb, iSet man
saa begge SiSer par megct netaeen'
De. Dog Hap man mo TO SrciaiiIter
CO en- 2iI6nllaer Of StugIe Sag.
StutsdSpofat Seaop oiI iuSbringe
'Sugen fur en- ny Sirrp. On DIR.
S6ea oioes TIBET uSenior arbeioer.
f~reSiette. Zen retlige SorfelgeIIe mpS
bom bar bi6tiI foitet Goot Gourtp
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

SprbHjGlpet. Set SoroifigIp, iout
inotrnf peo SuIutotioen ianorunt, bar
b9ret al o9ientIig loful Art, ioet oct
Bar i~noifrGatfet ito til oct sitlige gsor.
&c, ifriper 8eroeirs Gang" ben lite
sSsnnuor. Otter be igonr iroisbne
Melbinger fan @rRrierrse fpr' bets
l~lSitr9fning iaiti9ttes omtrcrt iaale'
oes: 8etoper Ill SfierStorten, met
life til gore Selemdrfen. 9imeoal
eIler SolIingool; norSooer til @isoif
co Slnegu % til Stanse, men life
inu Ldrgt JON til &anar. Eitoper er
BET nr9rfet ioo Iangt iom til Nruifa
/ Sneriee % ipSooer til 6reoritSholS.
Saopel Stprfen Tom 8arigheorr al
MTteIier argioeS iorifielie. grfeite
Steber mener man, at Den ror lige'
ioa itert eIer eubpg i~terfere emo
1904, men paa De fleiie Steoer bar
ren p4ret noget ipasere. &arigbeoen
opgipes fra ct 8ar Sefiurber iii ct
Gar Winltter. SmiSlertio bar Here
Ga meSresnet Seu 9air. ipm Ieoioget
8yitelien. WteS SorbifiGIpet luIgte
ct fortparig garmebsIse. Nogelt
SfaSe fees 8pitelien life noget Steo
at babe foruoIot. geismogrnier peS
@ergerts SoroffipIcStatiou bar life
aftnprfet rpget ScroifiGip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
l%aaeiomfrnerl bar ftreaet fin @ei,

Goaeefomfruen) bar ftreaet fin Bel,
8arSet ifplIeoe ooer StaaIbroens
sppe 8lter. 9er itsrte Sfaoe er I'LL
fstet Sernhqiten 9Hogora 8orge, Na
outrert 10 RtI, at 6eItS IeIIegeme meo
Skinner, "SieS" os oft for reb / Sos
fen. Sabet er alereoe / fig ieIp tort
nof; men barre er oct, Of 8dreu
umuIi9 fan reparereS og BIZ furbar
igien fsr iii Sommercl. Snaerisr
Soronr bIeo fsrt aHteS 80 SOB %
ilbe ttlre6t. 70 eIer ire 9aa6e 6reo
no I Sosien oa FOR i'm Bel. &raftitn.
tienen poa ben cnrahtfe SIDE bIeo
orerjpsnnret. 90 famine 8iSrne
orufreSe 1 2a,SaIe.