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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
THE SIMPLE LIFE FEVER.

These are the days when the fancies
of complex minds lightly turn to
thoughts Of "the simple life," and when
Il one storied existence seems to be
the idaal Of dwellers in mansions. Mag
azines overflow with plans for "unpre-
tentious homes" every essayist Of the
day feels Obliged to devote at least
one chapter to a discussion of the SIM
pie life. and half the men one meets
have bungalows in their brains.
Of course what is simple life TO one
individual is complex to another. Some
demand plumbingless. piasterless. par
titioniess house as background for
minds equally devoid Of convention:
others are like the lady Mr.. Arthur
Benson writes about in his essay on the
simple Life who. while the posses.
sor of several town mansions. motored
down to her country place about three
times year for a taste of the simple
life she adored The only indications
of plain living that Mr. Benson noted
We're the drinking of champagne il
rather old fashioned glasses and the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
HE'S SORRY NOW.
Father Floss Weskminded paushtef
Then Cries Over Arrest.

FLORA. Or. May 2.-Scott Hellger-
gath. rancher, has been fined $50 in
Justice Moore's court on n charge of
cruelty whipping his daughter, Ida, 81
years old. who is mentally defective.
The whipping was inflicted two months
ago. but marks of it, ii is said, still re-
main on the girls body. The prisoner,
when arrested and after pronOuncing
of sentence, Wept grievOusly first
first claiming he was justified in that
the girls Incidence had eXasperated
him to just wrath and later pleaded in
extenuation that he didn't think he had
whipped her so hard. His neighbors
are very indignant and threaten that IL
his treatment of his daughter is re-
peated he may not get Off so easily as
in the present case, f1ogging being a
game that almost anybody can play.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
IN SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
Sherman Willard Of Seattle Marries
Mise Emma Ferney Of Pomeroy.

not put on the program happened
yesterday evening. It will probably
be the long distance event of the great
gathering of young students. 1t was a
life race. Sherman c. Willard of Seat
tie and Miss Emma f. Ferney of Pom
eroy. were the only entries and the re-
suit was tie.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed at the First Baptist church by
Rev. r. X. Fowler in the presence of
the necessary witnesses only. The
young folks were in the city to attend
the track meet and decided to surprise
their friends by settling it "for bet
ter or for worse They will make
their future home in Seattle
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
LOOK FOR CO60 WOOL CROP.
First Sales Day m Pend|eton to
Do Big

PENDLETON, May 2.-The East
OregOnian says:
With the first wool sales day but
three weeks off. things are commence
ing to get lively in the local wool mar
ket.
Thus far there is little wool at the
warehouse, though two of the largest
concerns in the county. the Cunning
ham company and J. E. Smith, have
some of their wool now stored. How
ever, shearing is now on all over the
county, and within the next 10 days
wool teams will commence to line the
highways leading to Pendleton. Near
ly all of the growers wish to have
their clips, or at least good samples at
the warehouses by the time the first
sale is held. AS the buyers prefer to
have the entire clip on hand at the
sale. as many as can do so will have
all of their wool hauled by the sales
day.
That the growers will receive fully
as good prices this year as last, is the
belief of Kenneth Warner, one of the
most prominent and best informed of
for Mr.. Warmers belief is that in the
Boston and London markets the prices
are now as high as they were a year
ago, and rs a result he declares there
is no reason why oregon growers
should not fare as Well as they did
then.
"Anor her reason why we should get
good prices this year is the fact that
the wool is lighter this year than
usual" declared he, While discussing
the subject this forenoon. ''FOr eX-
ample, l brought d band of 500 3-year
old mutton sheep to town yesterday.
Their clips this year weighed practical
ly the same as the clips from the same
sheep two years ago, when they were
yearlings. Under ordinary circum-
stances those clips this year should
have been such that the wool is light
and consequently it is worth more"
In view of all the circumstances, Mr..
Warner contends that prices will be
all right this year in spite OF the bear
talk of the buyers who have recently
arrived upon the scene. He believes
that the need of wool by the factory
men will prevent any combination from
being formed by the spectators. and
that when the sales days are held the
growers will get prices that will not
be poor
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Secretary Taft has chosen wisely IN
deciding not to begin an active cam
paign for the presidency in Ohio. He
is not the kind of a man it would be
EASY TO push or boost" into the pres
idency, says the Chicago Tribune. II
he is nominated it will be on ms
merits. He has many qualifications for
the presidency. He is a big man every
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. intellectually and
morally. At the same time he is an
active man. The amount of work he
is able to do would put to shame many
men younger and lighter than he is.
He has Travelled almost hundreds OF
thousands of miles in the service OF
the government. He has had to deal
with a number of perpleXing questions.
He has been concerned in matters that
related to the state department as well
as those that pertain to the war de-
partment. He has had to handle pues-
tons that in another country would
properly be delegated to the colonial
secretary. He has made no mistake.
The secretary stands high in the eSti-
ma ton of his countrymen, and most
people will feel that if he shall be
nominated for the presidency no mis-
take win be made.
In spite of his great bulk he is man
of excellent health, of exemplary habits
and of interchangeable industry. He is
light on his feet and nimble in his
mind. He is able to turn quickly from
one subject to another and dispatch
an enormous amount Of business.
Above all. he is fair minded man.
He has had a judicial training. He
would adorn almost any position in the
government from that of chief justice
to that of president. If the choice of
the people eventually shall fall upon
him it will be fortunate choice.
1t is another thing to have him
showed" upon the people. 1t is an
other thing to have him nominated
through systematized campaign;
through an effort to corral delegates in
Ohio by methods known to the manip-
ulators of the "machine": by the coax
ing or indirect bribery of delega ties in
the south: by the pressure of federal
patronage. or in any way that shall be
the dignity of the posi-
ton,
We do not like to consider Secretary
Taft as the ",leir" to the administra-
ton. nor President Roosevelt as the
man who is choosing political heir"
or who feels that il is Incumbent on
him to name his successor. or that it is
proper for him to do so. President
Rooscvelt's work will be done on the
4th of March. 1909. He can then retire
to Il position of some dignity and hon.
or. and need not concern himself more
than any other citizen does about the
affairs of the government. It is not for
him to say who shall succeed him.
No president has attempted to do that
since Andrew Jackson, and the result
in his case was disastrous.
Let the people have q free choice.
They viii make no Mistakes They
viii choose successor to Roosevelt
who will fill the position worthily,
whether it he Taft. or Fairbanks. or any
of the many others who have been
mentioned. We have no fear Of the
safety of the republic.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
TO TRY MARSHAL.
Officer Who Shot Justin Reid Under
Prosecution.

PENDLETON, May. City Mar
shall. Dave Lavender Of Weston, who
wards died. will be held to appear be-
fore the next grand jury says District
Attorney Phelps. That body will then
be expected TO investigate the facts
connected with the shooting and deter
mine whether or not the officer was
justified. Lavender says that the
young man was resisting arrest for
disorderly conduct, at the time the ia
tai shot was fired.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING,
Negro Corporal Accused Of Attempt to
Murder Captain Mackiih.

LAYTON, Okla. May 2.-Corporal
Knowles. a member Of the Twenty
fifth infantry. recently discharged from
the service by President Roosevelt. will
be placed on trial today before a gen
erai courtmartial on a charge of at
tempt to kill Captain Macklin, one Of
the officers of the regiment. Macklin
was shot and seriously wounded on
December 81 last. at Fort Reno
The negro corporal was arrested
shortly afterward. and has since been
kept in close confinement at Fort Sill.
The evidence against him is strong, al
though of circumstantial nature
Knowles has persistently declared his
iQnOceDpp
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Judge PoindeXter of Spokane. has
declared unconstitutional that part of
the direct primary law covering the fiji
ing Of fees by The parties polling less
than 10 per cent of the vote cast. The
ruling made the fee is Illegal because
it is based on a graded scale of the
compensation To be received and not
on the services to be rendered. This is
the first hole in the new law, but
Others may be expected
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
Thirty Days for Six Bit Theft,

THE DALLES, Or, May Wv. w.
Ora ham, for stealing a Ratchet Of the
value of IS cents. was sentenced to 80
days in the county jail by Justice Fill
Ion. Walking along Graham picked up
the Ratchet and was at once arrested,
tried and sentenced.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

The biggest man in town these two
days is Referee Dorsey Hill at the
track meet The smallest is the man
who refused to close up tomorrow in
order to help make the meet a glorious
success,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Or. Nenoway. health officer Of Spo-
kane. has written City Attorney Bland
ford that the private scavenger system
in that city lis not worthy of emula-
ton" The General Merchants assoc
citation adopted that opinion some
weeks ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Just as n gentle hint as to how much
The statesman knew about the private
scavenger business, read the letter
from the Spokane board Of health. in
another column.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Mr.. Bill Squiros of Australia is the
latest victim of the dolusiOn that the
tIon. jim Jeffrics needs q sound thrash
ing and that he * the man who has
henn providcntially raised up to ad-
minister it
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Some people have fruit that was frost
bitten and some people have fruit that
was not frost bitten. 1t all depends
upon which you meet whether you find
no fruit crop. or a splendid prospect.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

In China any telegraph operator who
reveals the contents of an important
message, suffers the loss of his head.
In this country he merely makes
trouble for the president and Mr.. Har-
riman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

The statement issued by the officials
of the Western Federation Of Miners
covers everything except the informa-
ton as TO who caused the death of for
mer Governor Frank Steunenberg.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

May day disturbances we're not so
Widespread in the labor ranks of the
world yesterday. But there is yet
plenty of time to dodge a compromise
and declare war between the agitators
and the EMPLOYERS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Mr. Foraker should not overlook the
necessity of organizing lot of husky
Foraker clubs. He may need them
when the big stick gets after him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Owing to the dealers being busily
engaged in spending our hard earned
money, paid for fuel last winter, they
have not Yet found time 10 notify US of
~ raise in the price of ice. But be pa
tient consumer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Barop kuroki may visit San Fran
cisco before returning to Japan, in or
der to ascertain just how big job 1t
will be to capture the city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

Those men accused of killing SteunA
enherg are demanding a square deal.
They will get it and there Will be no
bombs at their gates to walk over.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

To Cure a Cold N One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money II 1t
fails to cure. e. W. GROVES signs.-
ture Il on each box; &c.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

In his artless japanese way the MI
kalo himself is wondering what any
body can see in "Thc Mikado.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
FOR RENT.

One furnished bedroom: apply, No.
ITO East street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
Siifop Sr. UieIien 900.
IRA aorb,,s meooeles BEN %

IRA aarbus meooeles ben 25oe
Starts:
giifop Sr. RieIieu bbis siIitonS
aIlereOe | Here Gage bar paret bdab'
los, 6eniop { aftes aI. 10 TITLE os
roIig Saa amtsipeebuiet / aarbus.
eftsr at bon bele 3nsen bnoSe pGret
beuiSitleS.
Zen slfOs0e, Der fun btco liot ooer
60 aar gammel. banoe Ell itor %
omidtienSe 2ipssierniHa bag ib, 90
enomu for faH fort lib iiOen ipntes
ban iao fraitig og pirfeITteu. at nan
tIr6e oente, at Der euomi Ian en- itor
8jernius ioran BAN, life mineit mes
Senigu til airfeforfutuineen.
San par Ssn al en- Sisbmduo |
aaI6ors, Der babe tiblig % eiterioS
lin Gaualie ! 6ottigoom; finn Deo
ibprSigt arbeibe os ueo Wspoerens
.Sooirelie lpfteSes bet bam at tiRmpe
ia igieruem til Stuoent og ienere til
ann0ioat. Otter at bdpe taget @m.
6eSseramen iOretog ban en- Reiie til
Itpite llniperiiieter % bar oereiter
@anuouttsr % Carer iamtiois meo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Of ban boIbt SorrSroe boo @orhs
8onegtim; Serefter por ban | fire
aar @utefet oeS Dor SreIiers 9irfe
pou 8r~iitforgbonu Oh bIeo faa | 1877
8roiesipr peS ltuiperiitetet meo Sir.
fsbtitoric iom Sooeofag.
: bans ou'otteirSe Iiterqre Gro.
bltftiou, Der RUNNER bouoe SfoIebb.
ger % en- RHffe p~oIerriife Strifter,
itIbtnger udturIi9ois airtebi'torier
Ell iremroseuSe 8IuSs; ban bar poa
Bette SrrronSe / @e'ioberIe df Ben
met uoitrdfte aunSFab. Rrprss
mao | oerre SorbtnSeIIe cgfoa bdns
gtrfiotnbeo fou nheioer Of oct enonu
ufuIbenbte "airfelerifon FOR gsorSer".
0siad | oct rent prnftiIfe tirteIipe
2ip inStoa ban en- Ttcrft frmfitot oa
| mango Senienber Ieoenbe Stintng,
iooIeSes oeS Sorrfettefeu al ~9e.
tbesou-@esberne~, iom ReSIem Of
8irteroaSet og life miuSit ion TeS-
lem al Get ffrfeIige llSboIg.
Get TOR bel ogfaa Tuffet on
ftsrre Woaf at fluue t~iIfrensitne
.Srnnaeu til iaoSant arbeiSe, Der be-
oG9ebc BAN til / 1900 at forIoSe
llniperFtetet for at Htne @ifop |
IGTbore, bporfrd ban efter 9tffop
Glmfens SitbagetrPocn fom iii Nor.
bus. s adrbitS bIeb bans %rtiom.
beo 10 finn al fort @ortgbeo, men oua
lang NOT til. at Snuten ON ct ipoit
~lluiperiitct upiertliq oeb bans Or.
brioe tunSe frc1tmes iaaotSt, Tom I'll.
fpl0et or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
asSsfaIo. cberitIsituant Screen

TsosfaIo. SberitIsitnant Screen
German @oet Mielien en-. aisoaet peo
Gsoen. Sberitlsitnont @ielien par
fcot | 1888. bIep Officer / aabaIe.
riet | 1861, nbnepntes | 1861 til
IremierIsitnart o. i187S til Nit.
meter. San afgif ! 1898 | Senbofo
til g~eitemmelierne for aloerssrpu.
len o. ubn9pnfes iamtibig til
Sberitlsitnant | 2onoitormen.
Sognepreit til ltnerr. Sobm
Gboorb Mihelien, er aisanet peo
Gsoen. MiheIien bar foot | Bergen
1856, toe artiiim | 1878 o. teoIogiif
embeoSeramen / 1878. Otter | 1870
at babe ofIoat Ben praftif.teoIosiife
@romen obertoe ban ct giforiat peb
gergenS l9rbe Sfole oa blep ienere
Gtiat peb Sombros 1rinntffole font
meitebs, bpor ban bar, inotil ban |
1881 blen ubnpont til Eerionelfa.
peIlan hos Soenepreiten | Otre Sol
meboI. 8 1888 bIep ban, eiter Wee.
nigbe6sarsgniua, nbnRput I'll Sog'
nepreit Ser. s 1906 blep ban no.
naout til Soeuepreit til ltaern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Salsct af gransfos er 81. q. fleet
baa fsIgetbe narmere gilfaar: 9is.
beren er fcrpIigtet til at bolbe Dam.
men | forIparlig stano % at Iepere
adnoIen 80 Seitefrefter eleftrtit
Strsm, iaainart noeen Del al 8anb'
faISet er uobpeeet. &isberen bar
Ret til at bemme oper ben paa Gt'
enoommen Woen ppren6e Wtpr,
2impren, poa be meo Ole Roen om'
iorenebe 8ilfaar. 8ibere bar 4is'
beren Ret til at anI9ege Bel oper
9onalens @ruub iautt Taft Bro ober
gIben peo @rouefos og en- beo99e'
Zig BRO oner grangsfos og til of
lnsee eleftriife 2eoninser ODER &a'
nalens 8runo. Sanbelen er ofillit.
tet UNDER Sorbebolo at Separtemen'
tets approbation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
81 81, Sarin.
Ann Sl pr. Mfrf.

Bet itBr'tr @rPsIaHo | NmeTita. 7et hers
Iigite tsfimat -tite for fpIot for n6earbeibe
ct SuuobebS Stso I ig ielu. Dteit frugts
bare Soro- badro Sfps ps aHOeu Segetatton
paa 2anott bcuiier bette. San6 | GrSrfloo
-utnliGe SHOiiscr Ua flare 8Rtfe al rent
SaHb. 8rRHoitl-Ee oil life 6liue fdttig
at at flgbe BrRH6ieI iom S~atoiafaruierue.
Y%rpbuiterur 5iulotbi, Slsuer. rom, @rsns
lager. 80r Og 5obaI apIss ber / Dremisuin'
6enoe RGugoe. TarieoerHe er mar iors
badHbcH o. BriisrHe pad 3ereS Rrpoufter
sr altio bBte-mtotRHoigt Esta at 3erubaHer.
Get al bstaIe ipr-pi iorlnugsr life messt al
9errS gCHgt-pi laosr SGrmsn bstats iOr
ia ielu. vi psO ben oil. % De of TIE iPte
bet Ct @raH.
CAB life oeHne auleoutHa gaa Dem forbi.
Strip eiter fuIO EplpSntng ibag. 6uHorss
Der itrgmmrr IND. 3c itpleer Gerss Samllte
bet. bUrlaua BoasR J.
AMERICAN COLONIZATION COMPANY.
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
Glsftrir;tet III @ernen

G~leftrieitct til Bergen. Sra Der
gen meooeles Sen 20be Warts: gas'
braasfomiteen logger | bisie Gage
iioite Sodn6 poa Snbitiaingen ON
SomnanaerfaISets ltobpgntng. So.
miteens Waiorttet Ssriteborgerme'
Iteren, Stabsineenisr Sngltuo 90
9riftsbeitprer Rcrbitranb foreilaar,
at gpeus nupRrenoe eIeftriife Damp
onIGa uopibes euont en- Sang til.
for man gaar ouer til araftoperfe'
ring fra Samnonger, meoers Wttro'
riteten Soerretsiaafsrer 3obl 90
Sberft 8ergb foreiIaar bltrti8't NIT
Iia lto6pgnine Of Sdmnangernnl9a,
oct. Settle &r6eioe er beregnet at
foite 212 MiIlton Sroner for 4,S00
SeItefrqiter. llOi9tteIien az uobpe.
niuaen al Samtangertaloet er al
Wtaioriteten auiIdaet I'll ntellenl 80
gar. Otter iammeS geregring ltal
SamnaugeronIeeget meS llonpttel'
len al De 1890 SeitefrRfter gtpe
goIonce / 8egnFfobet. 9arnponl99'
act bill tn6enfor llbi9tteiieSfrtitet
gipe ct SperIfuo al 100000 aroner
oarlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
Stur %1tSDanbriua. 81

Stor liSbanSring. Sra Wanbal
meooeles ben 22be Warts: ltopan'
oringen til Gmerifa fra bisie 8anter
er iieIben flor ianr baaoe fra gpen,
og ierIig fra gpeoerne omfring.
Oct er iier ungbommen, Der orager
no. - paa mango Steber | iaaoan
ltSItrefning, at fun 9lbre blir igien.
Sra RorSre llnoal fla9es Der iaaIe'
6es oper, at Soifemengben poa
grunb af l1bpanortn9en gaar TIL
bage gar for aar.
llbpanortngen fra 8%uobranoS'
SaIen tegner oeiua iaar at blioe me-
get flor, ifripes Der til "aftenpoiten".
SIere er a1ereoe retIt, pg uooper
gaoren bliper Der ct betpoeligt @n'
toll gmigranter fra 9aIenS forifiel'
liae gpaoer. 9et er for BET meIte
fruftie, arbeibsobgtig llngoom, iom
refer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
SpnucruS 8rubcr. 8

SunucruS 8rubcr. 9et beleiife
SeIifab, iom / ct Sar aar bar orenet
&onneru6 @rr6er, Ser inbeboloer
baabe aobber, 8inf, 9lp % Sslo,
f~orbereoer fig for Siben til SptagelIe
Of rationeI Drift I fuIb lloItrGfning
fra Soften af. st fort 8aifert, Der
ifal ifine Den neroiIsie Stengrus no
fra RaImeft, er utoer 8penine nebe
be6 glpen. 0aar 8aiferiet, Der TO.
iter ca. 100000 Ser, fommer / Drift
/ Gllguit, bill bet funte bebanble ca.
100 Cons @rts ON 0agen. Sor at
Iette transporter og boloe 8ruberne
Itaoia terre, orbetbes Der mi fra
Sielbiioen paa SprGnening Of en-
ca. 800 30. lang SiluneI unber Crit
berne, | bptlfen grtien fan Itprtes
neo oe ioaleoes fsres no | BET Srie,
i~iteSenfor at bellies OBJ til @ruberues
Runoing. Sra SunneIeu til 8oIfe'
riet beisrses transporter af Ell
Sougbane 1890 Weter), Tom ale'
re6e er bpeget. Raar bet belle Gin.
Ieg er fGroiet, bill SeIfabet bare
neolagt onrtrent - Ii1tou 8roner
i @ruberue. s bisie, bnor Der mt ar.
beiber 80 Ranb, er Der ubiprGugt
Grts for bel 100000 Ser. arbeiOs.
itprfeu bill ianbipnligbis / CONNER
bltne uSpi6et i'll 200 a 300 Man6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
RpalS amrubieu / @ieu. Sm be1

HDnl0 Un1llupleH ! Scleh. NhI oSI'
auoiens, bpori Roalo Imurolert
blep mootaset at Setter Sran6 So
ief bar ban ieIp ubtalt itg paa tsl.
qenbe Maabe til en- Wteoorbeioer
"gtcue freie 8resie": "aeiieren moo
toa mig uteo ben itsrite GlfoprStg'
be6. Seq ntaatte boIoe ct belt Sore
broa oper min Expedition og ti9r
ubtoIe mig ON oe magnetic nnoer'
fsgeIier. aeiieren bite fig meget III.
teresIeret og itiIleoe mig itaotg npe
SSsrqsmuaI. Seq taller fife goot
Spif, og naar ieg life frtnoe fomme
paa ct Orb, bialp &eiieren mig. ali'
bieaIen oarebe otItnct en- balp Stme.
Sea bar life for6ereot pda of futile
fortple iou inogooenoe ON Sproen;
eIers baooe ieg foripnet mig meo ct
Sort" - amlnbien bar UNDER au'
6ieuier Storforiet al Sron5 Soiefs'
orbenen, iom Iige iforpeien bar bIe'
bet BAN tilItiaet paa SoteQet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
era Danmdrf.

SsbsinIS. gfffeoiset S5erit SO.
Fan Gbriitopber NlieIhe er afaaaet
peb Ssoen rs aar gnnnneI.
9ouiul Ssrgen Senieu | Ip.
herg er oso, rs War sanrmeI. Zen
bar aouinI for Epitlano og
GRANDDAUGHTER for 2onobpgntneernes
aim. 9ranbferiifrina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Sulet Serrcsaarb. Serre9oorben
"8ettrup" t ltIiteb er at Sr. aTmtt5.
hsG % Sru Sdist8, Setter Reiiig,
ioIgt til g. anberien Store Gram
get, @eora Ssit og anherS Anber'
fen, gaosboIt, for 24S,0O0 SIR, mel.
bes fra GaIborg. 9aarben ION bar
ct 8iIiasenbe af ca. 500 Ebr. 2anb,
bar / en- balb Snes aar oFrct Oreoet
af Speretsiaefsrer 9ieoridyien / 8ie.
benbapn. 8isberne agter at ubitptfe
ben. SpertogeIieu FER itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

grpen otter 9asarus. Sra adr.
bus meSeles ben 20Se Mdrts: Sor ct
aarstiS iiSen bsSe ganule SeaterIe'
reranSsr Souis 2nSarus. San tro'
iatte aarbus 9omnnrne iom llutber'
iaIarotua, 90 Der off ben Gang Rps'
Ter ON. at ban ifulbe efterIaSe itg
fobeIaatige GUNNER. Gene boltS
Siamantionlins ihtIbe bore Wttllto'
ner pero. gorhus @praao ftal M
beburOIe grpeIaseuL 90 Irpen bier
fig, efterut Surfoftnireerue er fra.
braeue. at anbraee til 44,2ss.4S
aroner. Sor bette geIeb ifaI Der tttf'
tes ct 2egat for pqroige Erpngenoe
I aarbus, men Rerterne fol forels'
bia npSes al Gfosoes Sooser %
bans to Ssrn, Der er % og "a War