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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-15

Mrs, Toepfer was a da
late John and Mary Gre
native of this city. Sh
seven years old, and is 81
husband and four girls an
eldest of whom is ten year
Toepfer was a member o
man Lutheran Church, +
streets northwest The
Schroeder viii conduct tht
ice Sunday afternoon at
the family home. The bu
+ Prospect Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-15
INCREASE PAY
ON FOOTING OF
EQUALIZATION
The President Hopes for
Action by Congress
at Next Session.

Equalization Of Government sal
aries rather than a general increase
is the decision of the Administra-
ton. President Roosevelt viii in
the near future issue an Executive
order calling upon the chiefs of di-
vision of the various departments
TO prepare estimates of salaries ac-
cording TO the suggestions made by
the Keep Commission. These esti-
mates viii be presented to the Ap-
preparations Committee of the
House next year, and it is expected
Will receive the sanction of that inn
portant body. No hope can be held
out, consequently, for any increase
in salaries this year.
Representative Littauer of NeU York
a member Of the Appropriations Com,
mlttee Of the House, and Chairman of
the subcommittee appointed TO look into
the question Of salaries, called at the
NhlJe House this morning and had a
long talk with the President When he
emerged from the Executive Office he
made the announcement contained in
the para graph above.
Says Davis Bill Is Rank.
There have been number of very
rank bills presented 10 solve the salary
question" said Mr.. Littauer. The
Davis bill is one of the rank ones. In
stead Of making an up and down in
crease, the salaries In the Government
departments ought 10 be euualized II
is shame for two clerks to be en-
gagged at the same desk and one to be
paid goo and the other S1,600. The
Davis bll viii merely accentuate the in
equalities of the present system.
according to my opinion. "a per cent
OF the clerks in the Government employ
ought 70 be promoted in salary, and
- per cent denoted. Some of the en-
ployes are getting quite enough, I ne
ueVe. For Instance I think the scrub
women VINO are paid $40, are not on
lltled to a raise OF 800 as demanded
by Davis.
Indorses Keep Report.
The Keep Commission has gone very
deeply into the matter. and has pre-
pared a very fair and equitable scale
! pI changes The very lowest grades OF
, clerksnips, as we have them now. are
abolished, the members of those grades
being raised. The highest grade now
| IN the service receive 81. 800; the Keer
Commission would raise Il to g. 100 The
PRESIDENT Is Of the opinion that the
| hctp NOIuIllSSlOn mas taken the right
view of the matter, and will issue his
executive order bearing upon the sub.
| ject in time Cor the heads of depart
ments TO include the suggested schedule
] OF salary changes in their estimates fOl
/ the consideration of the next Congress. .
As Mr- Littauer left the White House
he exclaimed: IF anything is printed
about this l hope ii will have the effec1
| of shutting off the deluge of anonymous
| letters that I've Oeen getting-alsO tht
| flood OF valentines"
Members OF the Committee on Appro-
| priations are receiving stacks Of anony.
nous letters from Government clerk:
| In Washington. arguing and beseechins
that the clerks salaries be increased
! Immediately. Representative Buriesor
Of Texas has received more anOnymou!
| letters than any other member of tn,
! committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-15
Could Not Railroad Report.

When Senator Dillingham;. in charge
Of the immigration bill. which contains
the section intended 10 dispose of the
Japanese controversy, attempted 10 press
the report Of the conferees through 20
an early vote, he was met with deter
mined opposition from Senators Tiliman
and Bacon and other Democratic Sena-
tors
The result was that after fruitlcss
discussion OF about two hours yestel dav
afternoon, the conference report had 70
be laid over until today Nothing was
gained by the insistence Of Senator Dill
linghams who was backed by Senator
Lodge, in his efforts 20 have the report
disposed Of hUrriedly.
Southern Senators pleaded with Sena-
tor Dillingham;, when he called the re-
port up yesterday afternoon, not TO in
sist on consideration until Friday. II
was pointed out the report had lust
been printed and none had had chance
10 read it and see what was in IL.
SoutherneTs Suspect a Joker.
What aroused the Southern members
was that in their opinion provisions had
been put in the compromise bin which
were intended to cut of the South. m
States from the possibility Of securing
labor from Europe for the cotton mills
and factories of the South. With the
consent Of the Department of Commerce
and Labor and the assistance of the
States, thousands OF immigrants have
been brought into the South from Eu-
rope in the last two or three years.
The Southern Senator's charge. Senator
Lodge has put into the conference re-
port legislation that Is inter led TO shut
off the SOuth's labor Supply.
Senator Dillingham; insisted on going
ahead with the measure. This led Sena-
tor Tillmln promptly 10 raise the point
OF order that the amendment pu+ in bv
! the cOnferees 20 cover the Japanese
| Question vas new and eXtraneous and
outside tue jurisdiction of the conferees
/ a long wrangle followed or the point
/ of order. Vice President Fairbanks de-
/ clared il not well taken and over
ruled it,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-15
MRS. KATE TOPPER DIES
AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS

Mrs. Kate Toepfer. wife of Charles
FOepfer, died at the family residence.
l29 Seventh street southeast, last nIe'
after a short Illness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-15
TEMPERATT-RE-
DOWNTOWN
sun TABLE.


HARPER'S FERRY. W. Va, Feb. Is.
Both rivers clear.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14

Copies of the BROWNSVILLE
WEEKLY HERALD may be bought
at THE HERALD Office at cents
each.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14
WHY so WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your
Life Away.-BrownsviIle People
1avs Learned This Fact.

When a healthy man or woman
begins to run down without ap-
parent cause, becomes weak,
languid, depressed. suffers back
ache, headache, dizzy spells and
urinary disorders, look to the
kidneys for the cause of it all.
Keep the kidneys we'll and they
will keep you we'll. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and keep
them well.
J.P Anderson, carpenter, living
i'll the southern part of Browns
vile, Texas, says: My kid
neys have given me more or less
trouble for the past two years. A
sharp twinge of pain at times,
darling through my back and loins
and the secretions were too frequent
and caused much annoyance,
especially in the winter. My son
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
and brought home a box. l used
them and obtained great benefit.
The action of the kidneys was cor
rected and my back has given ME
mo trouble since I can recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills with
pleasure. "
Plenty more proof like this from
Brownsville people. Call at J. l.
Putegnat & Bros drug store and
ask what customers report. D
Fer sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doans-
and take no other.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14

A girl always tests her first
engagement ring by trying to write
her name on a pane of glass.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14

CONTRACTORS WANTED = To
contract for the making of ,00O,-
900 brick at Bessie Stat m Leave
proposals at our Office at Bessie,
Texas. Rio Grande Construction
company. S. A. Robertson, man
aoer
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14

And when you hear man boast
of his ancestors it's safe bet that
his descendants will have no occa-
sion to boast of theirs.-Chicago
Nerus
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14

McDavitt Bros. have just receiv-
ed a fresh supply of garden seed
of all kinds, also new sorghum
seed and seed potatoes. Potatoes
and onions for market always on
hand
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14
Humorist's View of Automobiles.

told Ferguson, in the first place,
that he was foolish to buy a second
hand auto. 1 try never to intrude
advice where it is likely not to be
well received, but when it comes
to buying an auto feel that l am
entitled to give the results of ex-
perience. Not that 1 have ever
had any experience i'll buying
autos, but other people have had,
and in the long run that amounts
to the same thing, I think. ex-
planned to Ferguson that man
never wants to sell a secondhand
auto that he has grown to love I'M
less there is something the matter
with it, and that half the fun of
motoring is in taking a brard-new
auto and getting it all banged up
and full of complicated disorders
that no one but an expert can
understand, and then selling it to
someone that does not know the
first thing about the illnesses of an
automobile. 1 told him about
Murphy, who worked with his
motor car until he got it so beauti-
fully out of shape that even an
expert could not guess what was
the matter with it. Nobody but
Murphy himself could mend that
machine so that it would go at all.
It was all in the way it was mend
ed. There was something or other
that Murphy broke in such a way
that it could not be made to jiggle
right unless it was mended with
No. 90 cotton thread. 1t could be
mended with wire so that it looked
all right, but it would not work,
and it could be mended with linen
fish Irvine so that it pleased the
eye, but it would not jiggle, and
nothing would mend it 50 that it
would carry on its functions but
No. 90 cotton thread. Number 10
cotton would not do it; nothing
but No. 90. 1t was as particular
about the size of thread used as a
swell dressmaker. And the only
trouble was that the thread was so
liable to break. 1t was always
breaking. So Murphy saw that
the machine was in the right shape
to sell and he sold it. Ellis Parker
Butler in Readers Magazine.
CONTRACTORS WANTED = To
contract for the making of i ,00O,-
900 brick at Bessie Stat m Leave
proposals at our Office at Bessie,
Texas. Rio Grande Construction
company. S. A. Robertson, man
ager.
| McDavitt Bros. have just receiv-
ed a fresh supply of garden seed
of all kinds, also new sorghum
seed and seed potatoes. Potatoes
and onions for market always on
hand.
And when you hear man boast
of his ancestors it's safe bet that
his descendants will have no occa-
sion to boast of theirs.-Chicago
News.
A girl always tests her first
engagement ring by trying to write
her name on a pane of glass.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14
Gulf Coast Line Nurseries
KfngsvlIIe, Texas.

Everything in trees, plants and
vines to develop horticulture in
this new semi-tropic Texas-that
is. everything of certain adapta-
bility as to sort and variety.
Almost all fruits succeed here,
but only in certain special varie-
ties or grated on special roots.
We handle these only.
Write for cataIOg and Price List
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-14
Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF MARY J. EGAN, DEC D.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Mary J. Egan, late of
Cameron County. Texas, deceased,
are hereby notified to present the
same to me within Sixty COO days,
duly sworn to as required by the
Probate Laws of this State, for ad-
justment and payment.
J. P. VIVIER,
Temporary Administrator of the
Estate of Mary-J. Egan, deceased
Brownsville, Texas, February
9, A. D., 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
Np NnWf

Sps The Northern Book & Music Co,
/ Chicago er Der isien | oisie Sage ubfom'
met TO Sanse / ben Sterile al Scandina.
Wan Songs, ion ben foretagiomme 8eitp'
rer 9roi. Salbor Saniun bar bespnbt at no.
sipe msb baaoe nprit us enselif 5eTt, for ON
mulist paa ben Waaoe at gipre bisie prog,
tige gauge beore tjeuot u9iaa for bort Su-
blitum bcroper. let err oenne Gang @riea's
"Splueiss Gang" % Gbr. 2epipe's miubre
pel fjenbte "gs eIitar bel ~uossanoe Tonar".
ipm bpoes ps.
Si fan life uotiom anbefale bette grpi
Sanipns ~prispGrbise Soretaeenbe. o. ri pil
prite o. banbe, at bet msber ben SeIpilie.
bet FOREIGNER. % at bort GubIitum oil poe
bet ben Stptte, icm er npboenois, for OF bel
fan Ipare Resnins. Sisie Sanse iortjenei
at uobreoes | iaa pibe &rebie Tom muligt
pa Of ben Ststte, Sasen bebsper er, Of rel
mango beitiler benz. SeHb til The North.
ern Book & Music Co., s57 %. 9aprtt
Gpe., Chicago. Sa., eiter aatoIos os 9ris-
fife. 6ompduiet bar mango fortrRfelist
Eager at bpoe paa til mesei rimelise Hriier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
Saren uco
Gatarrb

otlil1l CT oertor lio1dt 1or al pltoe tro'
niif.
Sorlibgnoenbe for griabt'S Spg'
Dom | Rpreruc er oi$ieS SIimbinoer
uoiot for Ell fntarrbaIlf Silitaub.
Sorllogauen6e for ptrtelia 8aitri.
tiS err Der Ell fatarrbaIit Silltauo |
Wtnpens Slimbinher.
Souuoaoneuoe for SnIIamotiou al
SnopoIoene cr Der en- foinrrbdliI
3ilItnub | SuSnoIoenes Slimbiuoer.
Get famine er SilfpIOet meo Sun,
gerne. 6oruoqaaen0e for o%irfelil
2ungebetGuoelie eaer SungetGriua
er DER en- fntorrhaIif SiIitano,i 2un'
gerneS SIinbiHocr. GiIoeIS oil
oente fatarrboIife 9iIItano peSoore
aarepiS lt0en ptoere ll6piFliug.
Sfret for antarrb | Stugerne er
uoint Tor til bpilfetiombelit Siospunfi
at ~poaOraee iiG SungetGring. oa BEN
ne fatarrbnlite IiIitnno / 2ungerne
sir 0isie iPrIia moNtageIige for
oenne Sugbom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
ct Winoe ON DereeIano

S Bergen lepe0e inbtil for ct Eor
aar iioen en- gammel Dame, Der bar
Hgeiaa intelligent iou1 elifpGroig @n.
fefrii Caroline Siifenoorf, Mooer
til oen populere aomponiit al 6Gore.
lnnosiangen Seq bill barge nit
2nnb", @abrieI Giihenoorf, ~ifriuer
Soban 9oulien / "S. g."
Den gamle Game meb oct o~riito.
fratiife gSre bopOc Ieuet ct rigere 2io
emo be fleite. Sum par feot / ariiti.
ania 1918 - famine Iar iom Gam
lila GoIet - oa baube pGret @ione
iii DC bep9aebe &ounpe | Sreoiperne,
% ri efter Stilbc0en ira 1914 igien
begpnote at rere paa oS | alnit %
FSiteratur.
Seioen meilem @er9elanb og 8el.
bpen bopoe bun cnoog itaaet perion.
lig NOR, ba @crqelano bar benoes
Wonos gooe Ven, % otte tom | bent
beS Siem.
@ergeluno8 Ssitcr, Camilla Ser.
geIano og oerrG5 @enirbe. Marie
Golban, ntsote bun ofte ! Selifa6sli.
pet, uSen bog egentItg at fomme Dem
nermere. Men / fit title Sino iaa
bun op til De TO urrge elegante Gr
mer, Der oporague uoenIanoife Ben.
iionater. bapoe ct finere geien % ct
mooernere Snit poa fine aleoer END
bereS bjemmebIeDre SepnaloreuSe.
Soiie Caroline setting bar 3atter
al arigsfomisiGr Setting / ariitia.
mia. Otter 5aoerers ret tioIige Gso
sifteoe benoes @ober fig isien meo
ben befienote Slotsintenoout Gin.
itop, Der bar bugget Slottet og Tom
rar en- al Stifternc at Den fonseIige
8eaneifole | ariitiaHia.
Zen nnee 9ige trineoes aoot |
Steofooerens Sus, Der bar muntert
og nreeet ielifabeItgt, De bopbe ina.
leoes en- aften Eblenidldser til
@ipit, ba ban beisste ariitionia |
1888, og Senne Set iom Den beremte
oauite 9ister eioroe iaa bpgseIig ceo
i'm 2inIigbeo 90 eIitp1roisbeo, bsrte
til 5ruens fisnneite erinorinser.
s en- ung Moer bIep Caroline Set.
ting gift meb oaOarenbe 2sitnant,
ienere artiaeritaptein Carl 5iiden.
oori. Eet IpffeIiae Bar iaa tillios'
inlot moo 5remtioeu, ffisnt SnotGg'
terne par imaa. Sioen bar roman
tiff, o. zen Spite % bans Sierte"
innot De unse bigger oeneans life iad
ofifreffenoe enooa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
Sra Ruslano.

Zen efter ct Telegram fra Sieben.
bapn tioligcre onltalte artifel al
Serman Bang ON en- &iisiers Still
bring af fit 6Gorelanb, Ipoer iaole'
bes:
Gn Rusier. en- Glore Wanb, regie.
r~ingspenlig % poerit beiinoig, be's-
ger mig ioag % ubtaler:
Seq bar aloris | De iiStc Jorge
Iige gar | Dor Siitorie betragtet
Srenltioeu meo iaa flor sGngitelie.
@ae De 9eretninger, iom ieg pripat
mobtager, gaor no paa, at gnarfiet
breber iis Gag for Dag, 90 at Sp'
Issningen beitanoig blipe itsrre.
- 9runoeu BERTH ligger meget
npr.
- Geutralregierinsen | ct. 9e'
tersbnrg er efterbaanoen blepet gan'
ife afmGgtig, og man %fienoer oens
Ifmogt. Sslgeu or, at | bet ubpre
2anb @upernsrerne ifalter pg polter,
bper ! fit Giitrift % efter ,9obtbeiiu'
benbe - ganife iom Sotraper. Der
sipes life mere ncget Muslanb. Der
gipes fun nogIe 8npernementer. Sa
De M9nb. iom itaar / Spioien for
oisie gufeltoeIe at Riaet, iom for
giebliffet fnapt tor folbes en- Selbeb,
ifaIter iaa meget mere ifamlslt JON
De fleite al Dem neppe mere tror poo
Spretboloelien at oct nupprenoe Sp-
item. 9e ierger oerfor | ben tolpte
Sime finn for lit eget gel % i'm egefl
9srs - lin % iine 8enners og De-
res genners 8enucrs. 9eitiffelierne
o. rentlib Spperierne bar un6er
oisie Sorbolb naaet Ell Seibe, ionl
poerligere fremnler ben Splssning,
bporaf De er fremgaoeoe 49,.
- Wen alt bette erfarer man Inn
prinat | De 9repe, iom Geniuren
laoer Hippo oper 8rGnien. Obi De
r|uSiiite 9labe fan life tale. 90
De peteuropGife auiier er
ilet unberrettebe. 8eslloen eridrer
oeres 99fere life en- Sang oft,
bpao beres &eoaftipner peb.
8eiteuropas tore 9la.
De er bun6ne tiI9ererne,
aItfor tore 9srSin.
tereser orbrer, at De
oper belle 8eiteuropa
ipreote rusiiife 8apirer
life itprter peb ct poIb-
0 mt aracb.
- Ser bar De @runben til, al
8eIteuropa erfarer enonu minore
ON be rusiiife 5ilitanoe emo ieIpe Dor
Geuinr bill tiaaoe BET at erfare.
8eiteuropos @ersinteresier oper en-
enonu ifarpere Geniur emo Dor egen
8esieriug 49,.
- Soolebes fer oct, at Ruslan6
for Eiebliftet er omrinaet Of en- Rur.
Wten bpao Der fer os forbereoes bag
benne Wtur -
Seq sientager set: ieg bar al.
orig let moo Den uermeite 5remtio
meo en- inaoan aneitfulb ltro Tom M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
Jonas Ranerimsion.

Spm for meooeIt / "Roiten"s IAN.
marfsipalten ieireoes npIig / 8isben.
bnpn os Hepfiapif 100 aarsonsen for
ben is%lanbife Gigter Sonas Snu-
srimsions 5soiel.
Sonas Salgrimsion er en- al So.
rpfeerue | ISLANDS mooerne 2ittern.
mr.. San par en- 8rRiteisn Der en-
ing ALDER fom til aisbenbapn for at
imoere SSiira. men mart ombptteoe
bette Gag meo Shaoict at Raturpi.
oenifaberne. Get par paa bet ibis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
maihineton.9 rep.
@aihinatpnL 8. G.. 81. Wpp. ,o7.


9ereS 8repifriper bar ofte tPnft
pan at ifripe noget ON Or. German
s. Sieloe / abercrombie, g. 8. %
bans ufortreone Grbeioe for NorIt.
beoens 8eparelie blanot Rorompn-
Dene | Imerifa. 0ette arbeioe bar
ofte ppret fritiieret, ibet man bar be.
ifplbt BAN for at gaa for blot, % leg
bar ntaaIfe ogida ielp | fin Sio boot
mine Spipl / iaa Senieenoe. SEQ
bapbe ba nlorig truffet Or. Sieloe
perlonIig, men iiior bapoe leg Der
Sornbielie at gjsre bans peripnlioe
8efienbtifab omboro paa Ell Scaan-
hamper meaem ariltiania og Gclu
gorf. Seq bdpbe mango og lange
Gomtaler meo bnm ON Rorifbebeu |
Gmerifa, ct Sbema, Der interesitreoc
os begge lige meget. Seq blep mart
pau oct Geue meO, Of 8oftoren meute
oft, Bpab ban pno ben Sio baooc lro'
talt munOtlig og giennem ErcsIcn,
alporligt. San bar lat Itg iom giool
at bepare RorIfbeoen iblanot os, CO
ban bigger life en- Sommle fra oen
9ane, ban / ben Inleonirg bar pdlgt
fig. San blonber iie life / eler fritz
ierer, bpao andre forellaar eler gier,
men goar FIN egen Bel bent frem nOea
at bortfaite nogen SpmGrfiombeb el'
Iergnerei pad Dem, Der fritiiererbum.
Meb uforitprrelig go fremlGgger
ban fine Elaner; bill man bore meo,
faa eoot oe bel; bill man life, iaa flo
rer NOT 8oftoren 9raierne o!igepel.
San er EN- beifeoen life meget tolenoc
Wanb, men ban er, bpuo Der er be.
ore, tinige Ell Snnolingens Wau0.
Ger er mango bIanot os, Der bar so.
reoet fuIot al uomGrfebe Sheer, Ser
pgiaa nnoertioen fer 0aseus Chs |
Sorm al Sorilag / en- eGer anben Get.
ming. Or. Sieloe abifiller Zig fra De
fieite andre oerpeb, at ban life alene
filler Sorilag, men ogiaa bringer
Dem til llofsrelie.
Seq peb life, ON ieg bar fulo @rcic
paa alt, bpab Or. SieIbe bar uofgrt,
men bpao ieg peb, oerom fortieuer
nprmere Smtnle.
It Ri mi bar ct norif SeIifab |
anlerifa, Der ifslge De iioite Happor.
fer gnar fremao meb itGrfe SfriOt,
ifploes enc og alene Or. 6iel6es
energi. Otter | flere aar at babe
arbeibet for Sttftelien at ct %iaaonnt
Selifnb, snifeoe ban, ba bette bar Inf.
feoes, intet gmbeoe tnben iannie.
Son foretraf at arbeioe iom menig
Goloat / R9fferue inbtil ban ida, at
Ell leben6e Soan6, Der life gap tobt,
bor ~nsbpenois for Selifnbets &c.
itaaen. Ia opertog ban ben bein9r.
Iige Sefret9rpoit, og Oct lpffeoes
ham peo ib9roist arbeioe at bringe
GeIifabet no al risret % opitaa for
bette en- bolobor Stiling. ga bette
SertuIesorbeiSe BAR nofcrt, trot ban
fla igieu tiIbase til RGfferne og liz
caIst en- Isnuet Sefreter, bnis Ssu
ban oelpis betaIer al i'm eaen 2omme.
Set ifpIoes p~eientIig Or. 5iei6es
arbeioe, at Rorom9noene / Sarge.
q. 2. fan pie g~eisgenbe N prGstig
9antaiteu reiit til sGre ior @isrn-
ftierne 9isrnion. RGite CONNER,
paa Sunbreoeoarsousen for Senrif
@erselanos 5soieI, Oil Der ! Stats.
parfen peo abercrombie blipe afiIsret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

2cu 6 Cameron, Seulbs6ura, Gal, anSicrcr for GbtI Serutr Re.
form Glub, frper:
Seq CT gaS prS at iuoGrage ct sOSt Orb fr Reruua for aac Dem,
ium CT plasct al Satarrb Suugrrnc, JON ieg uur aarruiS, % FOR bplHs
ia life fnnoc lube nOgcu Sjrlp, inStl ig prppeoc Gerss pGrottniSt
Miocl.
Sea haUSe inacu Nppeti, 6apOe tbt mssct SGst % fnnSe life
iope um Hntteu. Zen mnShc Hnirrngcic trGttcSe mig % reg blsp
baablsS. Scg bauoe bcitauoia lbt batfmSc Sohe, mine Sanger pr fnare
% ba bapbe Smsue Npggeu,
"Gier at baue taast to Siatr al Esrnna, iptc lea mig iaa meast
behre, % NIT ltbiccuSc uar iaa iOraHorct, at mine &ennr bsp baaSr
fornssoc % forbaukos. Seq usoblco at tase yrSninen, inotil teg MI
CT fulolrubig bcIbrcbct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

punft, SnIirepoIiitionens 8eIser aleb
ben opcr europa % ppcralt paftc en-
NATIONAL o. oennofrotiit gepaseIic.
Gaiaa Sonas SoII9rimiorL Scr | Disie
aar bapoe 2eili8beo til at bcisge
Here at be enrcpGiifc Sopeoitrner.
bIep rcpet mcb, % inner Snmarbcioe
meS f~orifieIiae iepnnIorenoe 2anos.
mrno srunoIdg6e bn Siositriftet
'SisInir", inaIeoet nieo set prGetise
% itorlasne 3iet rsSsInnS". @aa.
LET bar at gisre ben ioorene Q til Oct.
Den engans | &iitcriens @rp bapoe
p9ret, at paffe Naiionalaanoen %
renie Sproact - Ct Iolt Der Iigaer
bag belle SaIlarimicus 8irfiomheo
% Soriotterifab. @ieutosue @auee
- n0iten Iise til fin 0so i 1915 -
bereiite 9iateren SsloHo / pioeuita.
beIiaf gicmeb, % Suigteu al oisie
8eiier foreIiaser | en- &Gffe oauife
% islanoHe afbanolinger. Men lit
egentIiae Ropn panbt han BOG ionl
ben life meaet iroSiee men fine %
eienocmmeIiee Eoet, Der - giorni
Sbororeuiens Sobipor - brso elite.
ratiiren me @eie.
Get or aiGrIigbebeu I'll Sicmitap.
men, bporai hans 9igtning ipirer
frcin. % malenbe fibre SuaarimS'
ion oa ogiaa oct islan0ite 2ouoifab,
naar SoIen tent boo Ga8eu peloer
lin gpfoenrsbe Sane Nc ocer DC ieIp.
bIoa SieIoe. iom. bsit fnciicnoe, ipa.
Ter tit life Sopeo Simlens flare
blua Slide. eller mar Dc tIosile 2rne
flpper ifrigcnoe paa Sagt lanss 6io'
bcn oper irpbiee ggre % gnge. Son'
oct er ifisnt - iaaIeocS lpncr oct ita.
biae SmfpGo - men Solicit Iigger !
Spale:
aanbet er Ioftcnoe ifipnt o. tinorenoe Sef'
Ierues 5pppe,
Simlen blaanenbe bsi Sauet er itimaenoe
blantt.
Ween paa 2apaens Sag, tpUr cuonu Sren
brpber
Cper Glmannasiaa, gltbtHset bcloes ci
mer.
Snprres Bob er en- Stalb, % Sung paa bet
bcujae 9ppbers
8laaner af Scr bpert sIur - 8arnrts %
&upuenes 2pit.
o, bu gnslinseitare 90 ISLANDS manopprne
Spnneri
Saaban sr GGorenes Serb fuIosn / GlemieI
% 9pb.
Soruoen Snobploet iGngSler hos
Soagrimsion ogiaa 6ormeu. Raa'
pirfet al Seine, bar ban blepen noget
al Ell Sronifer, Der ofte inGrteoe
Samtioen meo ranfntenSe Sib; % tit
Sprog meitreoe bon meo megen
aunit, liaeiom ban bcrigcbe bet pco
SnofsreIien Of en- GGffe me gerie.
former. Sans 9etpbniu9 er Ioaleoes
fife blot flor, men ogiaa mangeiioig.