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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
PRAISE FOR THE LECTURE
MINNEAPOLIS PAPER SPEAKS
HIGHLY OF WATTERSON.
Noted kentuckian Will Talk at Man
kato Theatre "Wednesday Eve
ming on Honest Abe
From MONDAYS Daily

From Mondays Daily.
Speaking of the lecture delivered by
Henry Watterson, The Times of that
city, said:
I Last night was a memorable occasion
in Minneapolis. At the Lyceum Thea
ter a large audience assembled to lis
ten to a great citizen of the republic,
perhaps the greatest citizen of the re-
public, a man who has exerted a
mighty influence upon his generation,
although never attaining to any public
honor higher than that of great
citizen. Henry Watterson, the gifted
kentuckian, a son of the south-stood
up in the simplicity and grandeur Of
his citizenship and paid his tribute
to the greatest citizen, the greatest
man, that ever breathed a benediction
on mankind. Watterson's lecture on
Lincoln was the quiet, scholarly and
anecdotal presentation of theme that
| furnishes a wealth of material for the
| philosopher and sage to touch with the
identifying hand of genius and make
a simple, conversational manner, wholly
transformations, plain and quiet, and as
unaffected as the great man that in
spired and thrilled his heart. For two
hours he held the audience completely
in his power, for he spoke as one who,
from perfect understanding, from
wealth of knowledge and insight, low
ingly interprets the genius, the glory
and the immortal splendor of character
and achievement of heroic soul. He
began in the most quiet way magma
bic, and gradually, under the thrill of
his theme. he acquired an eloquence
that, if it was not sensational, was
direct, captivating and satisfying. And
when he came to the glowing perora-
ton where his lecture reaches the
height of true eloquence, and glitters
with the gloss and velvet of luxurious
rhetoric, leaving upon all minds that
fall beneath its influence a holy bene
diction, he stood on tip-toe, his frame
quivered his voice was emotional and
grand, his attitude rugged and dra
matte, and his very soul spoke i'll the
sublime words, "Where did Shakespeare /
get his genius? Where did Mozart get
his music?' But, after all, nothing can
be said that will convey an adequate
conception of the significance of the oc
casion. 1t was great man, a repre-
sentative man and southern man as
well, weaving a tribute of sublime
beauty for a man that he had known |!
and loved in life. Watterson's lecture |
will long be remembered as an inspir- |
ing scene, as gracious blessing, as
a superb effort
Mr.. Watterson will deliver this lee |
ture at the Mankato Theatre on We'd |
fesday evening of this week cas- the |
second event of the Young Mems /
Christian association course. No wide !
awake person should fail to hear this
magnificent Grafton on Lincoln. Every |
parent should see to it that their chill |
dren hear it. There are a large num-
Der of good seats for single admission
on sale at Stewart & Holmes book !
store
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
Cancers, Tumors, Golfers,
EiStuIa. Piles.

varicocele and enlarged CLAN Is with the subcuta
eous injection method, abs olutely without pain
and without the loss OF drop of blood is one of
his own discoveries and is the most really scien-
ihc and certainly sure cure of the nineteenth
century. Young mddle-aged. and old single or
married men, and all who suffer from lost man
losses, sexual decay. failing memory. stunted de-
velopnent. lack of energy, impoverished blood,
pimples facial blemishes. impediments to mar
riage, also blood and skin diseases, syphilis,
throat, ulcers. effects of mercury, kidney and
bladder troubles, weak back, burning urine, pass
ing urine too often. gonorrhea gleet and structure
receive searching treatment, prompt relief and
cure for life. He is able to tell any one his dis
ease. He is not likely to doctor mis- patients for
the wrong alment. No incurable disease taken
Both sexes treated confdentay and privately
Consultation and examination to those Interested,
one dollar.
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bones Were found in heap near the
bed where the elderly Gimmer mad
been lying. They had sought refuge
in this room. They appealed to the
old man in their fear, but he was
powerless to aid them. They per-
ished, the fire eating the flesh from
their bones in terrible manner. The
elder Gimmer was seventyfive years
old
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karl, the near
est neighbors, were first to discover
the fire. They made an attempt to
gain an entrance to the dwelling,
but by this time the flames had
enveloped the small structure and the
heat drove back those who would
like to have entered the house.
HOUSE BURNED QUICKLY.
The dwelling, a story and half
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his trends were all glad to see him
out.
DIR. Z. }. Holman returned yester-
day from business trip to Webster
City and Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Rev. w. S. Emery went to st. james
today to referee football game be-
tween the st. James and NadeIia
teams.
Mrs. Byron r. Hay of Minneapolis is
in the city visiting her father. NJ O.
Sundt. Miss Cecilia Sundt came home
with her sister.
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during that interval tragic event
happened at her home.
CHILDREN PLAYED WITH FIRE.
There was a fire in the kitchen
stove, and the children are supposed
to have played with Goals and ac-
cidentally thrown some of them on
the floor. At any rate the house
caught fire and in a very few min
utes was a mass of flames. The chill
dren, with the helpless cripple lying
on the bed were made food for the
fire which quickly consumed the dwell
ing They were locked in the house
like rats in trap and could not
escape from the horrible fate-burned
to death.
BURNED TO A CRISP.
The old man and the little tots
were burned to crisp. Their charred
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
Nov. l.S-l5-1N7
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF WILL.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
Earth.-Ss. In probate court.
In the matter of the estate of Cornelia
NJ. Marsh. deceased.
porting to be the last will and testament of
Uornei'a NJ. Marsh deceased late of said
County, has been delivered to this court:
Herewith her petition. representing among
other things that said Cornelia NJ. Marsh.
died in said cOunty,on the oath day of October.
1O, tesla G, and that said petitioner is the Exc
cutriN named in said last Will and Testament.
and praying that the said instrument may be
admitted TO probate. and that Letters Tesla
me ntary be issued thereon to herself.
1t is ordered that the proofs of said inStru-
mont and the said petition be heard before
this court. at the Probate Office in the
city of Mankato, in said county on
Friday. the 2Jth day of November A. d.. 1907.
at 10 o'clock i'm the forenoon. when all persons
interested may appear for or contest the pro-
bate of said instrument:
And it is further ordered, that notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given TO all
persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior TO said day of hearing, i'm the Mankato
Free Press. a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Mankato i'm said county.
Dated at Mankato. the 18th day OF October.
A. ID. 1907
BY the Court.
probate Court Seal WIN. f: HUGHES,
Judge of Probate.
G. J. lockwood, Atty.
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The Farmers Wallet.

From SaturdaV'S DAILY.
There has never before been time
in the history of this country when
farmer could pay his debts or accu
mulate money as at the present. Every
thing the farmer sells in either grain
or live stock commands a good price
and ready market.-Kirksville Jour
nal.
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ing into the residence in North Man
kato that they recently purchased from
Mr.. Crane. Mr.. Crane and family have
taken rooms at S26 South Front
street.
NJ. d. Fritz has gone to the north
ern part of the state on a business
trip.
Architect Pass is able to be up and
about the house, and is making good
progress.
Mrs. H. I. Parry went to Redwing
today.
T. r. Coughlan made business trip
to Cleveland yesterday.
Mrs. William Deyling went to lie
Sueur Center yesterday for visit.
Miss NJ. NJ. Jackson went to lie
Sueur Center yesterday.
Frank McLauren left today for the
north and will be away for two or
three days.
Kasson Republican: J. G. Johnson
of Mankato has been given the position
of operator at this station and took
possession of the key Monday. Harry
Sorenson, who has had the position
since Art. Walz went south, is taking
a vacation before again taking up the
work elsewhere.
Rev. f. H. Willisford went to Ka-
sofa last evening where he united in
Mr.. Edward Johnson and
Mrs. Clarinda Hanson. Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present. A we'd
ding supper was served. Mr.. Johnson
is in charge of one of the Kasota
elevators.
Mrs. w. j. Howard returned to her
home at st. Paul today after pleas
ant visit of several days with her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Hughes
d. w. Radicle of Lake Crystal was
in the city this afternoon.
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m lnphNI has has no superior in diagnos-
Nsa' Siu tls and deformties He treats
acute and chronic catarrh diseases Of the
Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs.
Liver, Stomach and Bowels.

dyspepsia, constitutional catarrh, sick headache
rheumatism, chronic female diseases neuralgia
sclatica; dizziness, nervousness, slow growth in
children and all wasting diseases in adults de
formIt1es club feet, curvature of the spine. dis
eases OF the brain, diabetes paralysis Brights
disease, heart disease, appendicitis, eczema.
varicocele and hydrocele properly treated. His
system of curing
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SCOTLAND Personal

, Harry verson and wife, w. S. Gar
ner and others attended the concert at
st. Peter last night. The Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra, assisted by a
barytOne and a chorus of $50 voices
from Gustavus Adolphus college, gave
the concert at the opera house, and it
was very fine.
NJ. S. Woodruff of st. Paul, land
and tax commissioner for the Chicago
Great Western road, is in the city
getting valuations on the land owned
by the road. He is doing this all
along the lire, probably in view of
the valuation secured by the state
railway and warehouse commission.
John c.. Wise returned this noon
from Duluth, where he attended a
meeting of the state normal board.
President Cooper returned yesterday.
Jacob Meany of Madison Lake was
in the city today
w. A. Ellickson of Madison, Mimi,
and H. H. Rope of Springfield were
arrivals in the city last night.
o. NJ. johnson and wife of Tracy
were in Mankato today.
L. Osborn and wife of Silver Lake
paid the city visit today
E. P. Greeley of Alden was in
Mankato today.
Rev. j. e. Dobbin arrived from
Faribault today to attend the Epis-
copal convocation.
Ted Richter went to Chicago on
yesterday afternoons train on some
business connected with the Hubbard
estate. The estate is closing out it's
interest in the large bakery there.
Mrs. Richter and child went to
Owatonna to visit Mr.. Richters pa
rents until his return.
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B. Hecht of Merriam Park was in
the city over night.
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Company gave the second of its
series of dancing parties at its armory
last evening and it was a very en-
joyable affair. The attendance was
good and Lamm's orchestra furnished
the music.
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The fourth division of the ladies'
society of the Baptist church will en-
terrain at the home of Mrs. Paul
Iverson, State street, Tuesday evening,
Nov. IL. A fine program will be given
and refreshments served. All are invit-
ed. A charge of 10 cents will be made
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From FRIDAYS Daily.


Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Wasnack of
Mountain Lake, formerly of st. Clair,
celebrated their silver wedding at their
home near Mountain Lake on Nov. 2,
there being about 200 guests present.
Those from st. Clair were Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Lechelt, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kopke, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hintze, Mrs. Klingbeil, Mrs. R. Filter
and daughter Luella, and Emma Code
mann, also Mrs. Wasnack's two broth
ers and their families of Wells. The
German Lutheran congregation of that
place presented the couple with a
handsome couch and rug. They re-
ceived numerous siNerware and china,
and all reported a fine time.
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The ladies of the third division of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
give musical at the home of Mrs.
DR.. Andrews this evening, at S:l5.
Mrs. Florence Andrews Clayton of St.
Paul will give several selections, and
Miss Whiting of Mortified will ac
company her. and give selection on
the piano. The best home talent will
be received for the occasion and fine
program is assured twenty-five cents
will be charged for admittance, and
we are sure you will get your moneys
worth. We hope the house will be
filled.
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Mesdames Warwick, Comstock, Hol-
man and Currier entertained the L. L.
ID. club at luncheon Thursday aft
erncon at the home of Mrs. Currier.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Currier entertained very
at luncheon this after
noon.
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The dwelling, a story and half
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Mrs. J. c. Holmes very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Harmonic So
ciety at her home. 32l North Sixth
street, yesterday afternoon from two
to five o'clock. The game of $500
was played, and nice refreshments
served.
General and Mrs. J. H. Baker gave
six o'clock dinner last evening in
honor of Major and Mrs. III. NJ. Hamil-
ton of Cedar Rapids. A number of old
friends were present. Covers were laid
for twelve.
H. w. Schlichting and Grace l..
Schlichting of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
were in Mankato today.
George H. Mueller and wife of AL
bert Lea were in Mankato today.
c. F. Greenly and Miss f. w. Green
ly and Miss V. f. Hills of Minneap-
oils We're Mankato visitors today.
w. Bell of Blue Earth was in Man
kato over night.
Frank Orban and wife of Silver
Lake visited their son, Henry Orban,
clerk at the lStahl House, leaving yes
terday for New Prague, from which
they will go to Somerset. Wis, that
Mrs. Orban may receive treatment
from the Austrian doctor there.
G. O. Daley went to st. Paul this
morning to Spend the day, on business.
G. Nj. Jefferson and family are NOV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Den tYife Sproetpane.
Sanife Slabes lbtalelier ON Bet MI
tpife tnoertrDffelies.E rpjeft.

Sra 8isbenbapn meooeles Der
26oe 9opember:
Oct M offentligsiorte Srolpb al
Baragraf z oct tpife Soreninsslop'
uofait, iom giber Gentralregieringer
&et til at forbpoe Wsoer, bpor Der
life tales Spif (altiaa inrlig / Ssn'
~beripaano cg GoIen) bar batt itol
geflagelie / 0anmarf.
"Rationaltioenoe" ubtaler iaften:
F"Sorilasets Snbbolo er life egnet til
at peffe nogen fornuftig Spil ON Del
Sinoelag % ben fulturelle Spfat
telie, bporaf bette / Dor Sio ufatteIige
Gegieringsforilag er %uoiprunget, oq
beler life ON ben SenIigt, iom Der.
meo forfslges.
Observation-Disclosures Spergref
ifal opbsies til Sob; life blot ltret.
ten, men De baanenbe &r9nfelier moi
erobreoe Solf UNDER bet tpife 8iges
Srneflsr ffal eisre8 til g~iplSen0t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
GuberfuIcien / Sverige.

IRA Stocfbolm meooeleS Den zoe
Wppember: Gen / 1905 neoiatte an'
berfuloicfommisiion bar ioag aIgloel
getenfnins til Regieringen.
getenfnigen saar | SopeotrGtte'
ne no poa ,at 1900 8leiebiem eTter'
baanoen ifal oprettes for en- 'nmlet
Gum of 1O,st0,0o0 SIR. Eleien al
Suberfuloics Yatienter ifal / oct TG'
icniliae ppre Ell communal Sag, men
aommuuerne bsr upoe stcnomi't
Ststte al Staten. S bette Sieneo
Ifal Der for aommumcrne opretteS
2uau til en- Reute al 312 PCT. ,. u.
commissioner fpreaoor enopioere,
at RigSSagcu i bette Siemeo peoto'
qer at oune ct 2oaneiono paa 5,4O5,'
900 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
fieIo Ielp meo GbeIter 81. artbur til

Ittlu ISlu iiSo SDCliSt - "tN1NS ~
giceprGiioent. Den fslsenoe re-
pnblifanife Iationalfonpention, |
1884, bolotes ogiaa / Chicago, os
bennesang opnaaebe SameS o.
Blaine enbelie ben lpnge eftertraste-
De sGre. San bleo nomineret til Bre'
iioent, % General Sobn q. 2osan til
gicepr9iioent; men lom befienb git
oct aIigepel salt, ibet Blaine og SO.
gan / galget oct slar beieireoes at
oe bemofratilfe aanoibater Glepelano
og Senoricfs, iom ogiaa bar nori'
nereoe Chicago.
S 1888 eiennominerebes Glepe-
Lamb / ct 2ouis, meoens &epublifa.
nerne igien bolot fin 8onpention
Chicago. 9isie bapbe | bet aar en-
baaro Scamp, for De funbe enes ON en-
8anoibut. Ser foretoees otte Of
Itemninger, bpori Stemmerne bar
foroelte menem Benjamin Sarriion,
Sobn Sberman, @alter 3. Ores
bom, GusIea q. Ilger, Sames y.
Blaine og @m. Rc8inlep; men iaa
blep Sarriion nomineret. De fsl'
aenbe tire republifanife Hationalfon'
peutiouer, | 1892, 1896 og 1900,
bolotes / minneapolis, ct. Souis cg
philadelphia; men iaa / 1904 iam'
Ieoes gartiet igien / Chicago og nos
minereoe Iooiepelt og Sairbants.
Den fsritt bemofratiife Rational'
fonpention / Chicago bar Den / 1864,
90 General George 9. RcGlelan
opItiaebes ON &anoibot MOB Sin'
coin. Sppe aar ienere fom Demo-
fraterne igien til Chicago og nomt'
uereoe @roper Glepelanb, iom Oct
s(ar osiaa bIep palgt. S 1888 gien'
nominerebes ban / ct. 2ouis, men
table; men / 1892, ba ban igien mo-
minereoes | Sbtcago, GIT nan 1or
anben Gang al meo Seiren oslaa
8alget. Oct bar / benne 8onoen'
ton, at @ourfe Cochran iom Gals
mano for Sammanp Sail retteoe III
poIoiomme angreb MOB Gleoelanb,
% at General Bragg fra @iseoniir
iparebe meS Den ienere iaa ofte cite
rebe grfl9rine: 1--WE love Cleve-
land for the enemies he has made"
s Chicago par BET ogiaa enoeltg,
at Semofraterne | 1896 nominereoe
". s. 9rpan til YrGiioent, efterai
ban bapoe bolSt fin bersmte Gale for
fri SeIpmpntnius og oeroeo faaei
Spertaset oper fine Ieobeilere til
0ominationen, - bpis 9aone ogiao
ale bespnoer meo iamme Sogitar
iom 9rpans, - glanb, goies pa
9lacfburn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Sor SuIeboroct.

Rnar man Su!eaften, otter COB sammel
Stit, Jaeger bet Hps, man bar facet iii gu
len, paa SuIebOroet, iua huros man esri'
bIanot c8iua bare nOset soOt 2Gieitpi al
hpg9c ig nwo | Suisu. vi Tan life tGufs
os nOaet mere pasisube beriil rnS "llnseom'
mems Ser"s 9uIcuummer, Tom uetpp er no
tommrt % ipm HGrmsre omtales / ct gper,
tysiement pau sNe SiOs. ai bet mnnaearr
teoe % rise SnobUIo, nil ri fun sipre ppi
mGrtiUm paa Ell 8eretuins Of 8ueo' Splane
ON 9ogn Ibpmpipu ("Snops z Doe 3bpmp,
ion"), ipm / 20 giHtre paa Sti fprte gpiter
Cper SIippebierseue. Si ItuIbe life unerrs
ON life aIrne bette Sibrua er prro lisriac
mrset, iOm Der ~iUrIuHaes ior belle bet prog
tige Seits. &Gs auertisiemeHtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17

Get. Rorbi1espig bar life faaet no.
gen MISUNDERSTANDING / Den 9iilop'.
tie Bob, og Der bill life blipe nogen
Saflen / banif offentItg Ienings Sp.
fattelie al 6enne SiIfien0egipeIie ai
tpif &egieringsfinbeIag operfor 9au.
mart.
Set banife Soft bill iGtte fin sgre
| at bGboe, at BET itaar / aabent og
ifarpt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til be
Spnspunfter, bporaf Sorilaget er
u%oiprunget.
Ger er intet birfeIig S9llesIfab
mulig meIlem Sprit Billion, iom bort
Raboriges Hepr9ientant og os iom
Stat og SoIf. De imiffe Sro, iom
er talt, bar pGret ifrepet | Sano."
~Golitifen", iom tioligere bar ia.
get ifarpt tiloroe MOB Sprogpara.
grafen, omtaler ben og Bolafforila-
get.
"geo bisie TO Sorilag bar Spirit
8iilop," flyer @laoet, "tnbleoet en-
np Sale / lin rationale Golitif, iom I
Srutulitet o9 Soragt for buman 81.
piliiation ooergoar alt, boab Der paa
bette Omraaoe bar peret pr9iteret |
Ereusien."
9annebros" i~friper: "9et bar
tilpisie life noeen iaaban tpif Sop.
foranitaltning ri bab6e pentet o8 ber.
biemme, oa oct penifa6elige gsabos
forboIb melem 9anmarf og Spiflan6
bIep beiesIet eientaene @anee / Ga-
retS SOB"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
geS arissretsfOrbsret oper @ene

Seo 3rtgsretsfurbbret ober 8ene.
raj StssieI | ct. getersburg op.
traaote ! Eorsoogs felipe General aii.
ropatfin iom 9obeopione. Sans Bib.
uesbpro Git / bet fore % belle | Stss.
iels Gabsr. San erfI9rebe, at Stss.
iels Stiaing | GGitnineen | 29nsben
par aloeIes iibolobar, efterat ben rus.
fife SIaaoe beo Bort artbur bar bIet
soeIagt, oe StssieI bapbe aloris bapt
nogen Mpnbigbeo ooer Slaaben. San
CAB osiaa ben opiistspaffenoe Meo.
beleIie, at GHitningcn | 9espnbeIien
bar | iaa miierobel Soriparsitano, at
Sa~paneierne funSe bape taget ben
meo ct eneite Stormnngreb, bobbe
DC iiofsrt bette | 4rigens fsrite 9ase.
&1iropatfin iibtaIte iig flere @ange
meb Mingeagt ON 8iceitatboloer
alerieffs gebrifter iom gperitfom.
manberenbe oper Rlisiernes Scr og
Slaaoe | gftafien. Stormenbe Wiin-
terbeb | Hetten pafte OplGsningen al
en- Srbre fra Glerieff til Stssiel,
bpori set blanot anoet beb: "8ene.
raj Socfs Sopebopgape maa bore at
treffe fig tiIbage paa oct rigtige
Siospunft." timber Sorbsret
traaote ogiaa General aaulbars inc
/ RetsIalen. 0et bar fsrite Sang at
ban % bans forrige Sneroroneoe
@enrol auropatfin itob aniigt til
gniigt iiben ben iioite bapoe nogioet
fit Itore gerf oper 9rigen | Gitniien,
bpori han giber 8aitlbars en- flor Del
Of Sfplben for flere al &usIerb9rens
9seberlag. De bilite itift paa btna1l'
ben paa miIitar 8is, men perleoe lite
ct eneite Orb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Gu Wriempeis.

Sommeren: "Se bar laoet fire
S9nber no poa 3laeereu2"
Den gnflaseoe: "Hei."
Sommeren (tiI gionct): "Sar ban
aiort oct ener ei2"
giSnet: "San bar giort Bet"
Sommeren: ~Spem Se -. Sar
Se oItiaa Iaoet fire 6ortGnSer no
paa SIageren9"
Zen anflaaeSe: "Nei."
Gommereu: DE err BOG oct frGf.
feite -. Sil De n9stc, at De bar
llaaet alagereu for Rituoen.
Den anflaseoe: "Gei."
Gommeren: "Os iIaaet fire San.
Ser no."
Zen guflaeeSe: Get bar ieg life
eiort."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
prof. u. Il. Widhelion

peO Chicago llniucriitctct, iom taar
bar facet NobeI.Briie pna $4,000
for Tine Spongelicr paa 6piitenS ONT
roaoe. er Spiter al 6sbieI. Wten
ban tom me6 fine SorGlore til Slime
rita / 1854, for han par TO Iar gdm'
mel; % ban fit fin isritc StoIeun'
NerpiSnina / Sou 8rauciSco. Som
lnQ Mano fom ban ino paa Siefa'
oetifolcn / annapolis % tieute iencre
toIp Aur / Morincn. 0ereiter Ihloe'
rcoe ban pco iorificQige SfoIer /
europa, % ioa bIeU ban SGrer ! 6p'
lit % Semi pco en- SfoIe / GlepcIaub,
Ohio. "a Chicago %lluioeriitet op'
rctteoca bIep Yrof. MiheIiou onint
iom SopeOlGrcr / 6piif; buiIfer
StiuinQ han enonu inoebar. Sar
bar facet mango MeboIicr % auber
llnmGrfcIic for lit pi~beuifabeIi9e Ir'
beibe; % ianr hnr han altIaa faaet
NobcI. Griier, ser / tioIigere Ior er
tilfienbt iIioe OcrocnSberemte 8ioer'
ifobSmGnb Tom @rof. RoentgenJ Or
Horent5, 9orS &opIeigb 90 Irof
Guric. 9rof. 9fiheIiou er Ell Bro,
al Torfotterinoen Yfiriam Wihelion
Ser bInu0t onoet bar itreuet "Su tbt
@iibop'3 Carriage, en- al De mel
popuIUre al oQc omeritonite SortGI
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