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The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

Has removed her Manicuring and Hair
Dressing Par!ors temporarily TO Rooms
Al and q, MetzerOtt Bldg, no T st. NV.
ty1S-Sff
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24
Lose the War Correspondent.

Count RaspopofT. of the Russian en-
bassy; Lieut.. Kenworthy and War Cor
respondent Archibald, of England. re-
turned to Washington this afternoon.
after a thorough inspection of the camp.
Count Raspopoff and the scribe will prob
ably return tomorrow afternoon and
spend several days more in camp.
Arrangements are being made to pay
the soldiers for their services in camp.
Paymaster Andrew Parker VIII either
hand over the cash in camp or on the
train returning to Washington Sunday.
Capt. Parker may make a trip to Forts
Washington and Hunt 10 pay the Second
Regiment for their services in Camp Ord
way The regular army paymaster at the
garrisons will pay the soldiers for the
time they devote 10 duty there
The Signal Corps yesterday successfully
few the huge silk kite used In connection
with the wireless telegraph. The strong
wind prevented the kite from ascending
into the clouds, but shortly after 3 O. clock
il was launched, and scared 20 a distance
of half mile in the air When in ac-
tual use the kite is equipped with a wire
less receiving instrument. and the mes
sages are transmitted to the ground
through the small black wire with which
the kite Is prevented from getting away.
Capt Chandler and Lieut.. Putnam also
drilled their men in the use of all the
other signaling apparatus in camp.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

The private rooms IN our new
Fireproof Storage Building are
thoroughly approved by the Fire
Underwriters.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24
Florists Outing.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
THURSDAY, July .. 1906. the below
named retail florists viii close their
stores al Il noon: 4. D. Blackstone. Geo.
II. Cooke. John Robertson. J. A. Phillips,
c. f. Brooks Mayberry 4 Hoover. W. w
Kimmel Washington Florist Co. 4. Guide
Bro. & Co, +. Ii. Kramer, ". T. Gordon
Geo. c.. ShaffeT.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

HEISKELL 4 AicLERAN
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
REAL ESTATE OFFICE TO
NO. 1908 n ST. y. ".
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

TO THE PUBLIC-I, EDW. L. BOTE-
Ter, son of the late T. NJ BoteIer. un-
dertaker will continue the business at
the old stand, 639 Pa. ave. Sc First-class
service I'D most reasonable prices. EDW.
L. BOTELER. iva 81
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

Benz. II. Coles & CO., UphOIsteriEg of all
kinds. Slip covers, 800 9th nv. ~. e5ls.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-24

2Jc Bottle OF Hires Root Beer Free
with every 25c purchase
For ice tea use COLONIAL GTNPOW-
DER. 1t is unsurpassed for quality
A-lb package free with every 15c pur-
chase.
Call or drop postal
COLONIAL SUPPLY CO. J. a. Jennings.
5i4 Pa ave So fv21-7f
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
SLAVES To OPIUM
MAY GET CURED
Jungle Plant Discovered
Causes Movement Against
Drug.

SINGAPORE, Jan. GA fierce war is
being waged against the curse OF opium
In the Malay states with the aid OF
jungle plant. which has bees found 10
be inimical 10 the terrible habit
The anu-opium properties Of the plant
which were discovered by accident. make
it easier for the opium slave 10 break
away from the habit and remove the
pains which usually accompany any at-
tempt to abandon IL.
The discovery OF ;his cure has led 10
a great anu-Opium movement iu Tie
Malay states, headed By the various
Christian missions A disp,usary was
established al one mission. and thou
sands Of Opium-slaVes fOcked tnlther 20
be freed from their bondage.
As "a result. the opium trade. which is
government monopoly, has decreased
Ia a remarkable manner. aad the rem
edy is being distributed ,.u over the
Malay Peninsula and the Straits Settle
ments. Now the Chinese merchants.
the richest class in the Peninsula. are
trying 10 get the government 10 restrict
tile sale Of opium 10 medicinal uses.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
ELECTRIC VEHICLE co.
OFFERS TWO GOOD CARS

The Washington Electric Vehicle
Company, Fifteenth street and Ohio
avenue, viii devote IT. exhibit at The
Auto Show 60 two models OF gasoIeue
cars and TWO of elegtriCs-f1ur models
ia all.
The high-poWsred Columbia. Marx
ALlA. i1-4j-hOTsep0Wer eas0Ieue car for
1907. emb0dles detailed changes ian de-
sign and a few radical -ubsututIaus
which elevate il to a leading position
among caTs-EuFoueau or American.
This car viii be- held uD with The ears
OF the world. and comparison Is invited.
Without any qualifying deductions the
Columbia. Mark NLIN Is offered as
emineutly worthy and typical of the
best lu American motor ear building
The |-S-uurs-poW-T Columbia for
lsis- which made $50 ,s5ztsuEul-hiur "a
place Tor itself last year has been
changed only In "a few details of design
and construction. As q medium power
ed, light weight. fast ear OF i've BASS
enger capacity. IL is recognized as
complete success. The feasibility OF lts
running from four to Hfty miles on the
high seaT-is remarkable
The special excellence of Columbia
coach work has Ions been appreciated
Only few Of the London and French
coach builder produce bodies the equal of
Columblas IN design, workmanship. and
luxury or appointments These body
designs have set the fashion each wear.
and Tie l$Il models awakened the great
"st admiration al the New York show.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
KENTUCKY CLUB
HOLDS RECEPTION
Republican Members Of Con-
greSS and Others at
Gathering.

Tie keHtUCky Republican Club Ken
dered q reception 10 tie present RepUb-
Hcau Members OF Congress from Ken
tuclzy, and also 70 the ngo new Mem
bers last night at Grand Army Hall.
A large number or the club members
with their wives and daughters were
present SIS were also many visiting
friends. Col George EabCr president
of the cluh in 1u uloqucrr opening gd-
dress. made known the purpose of the
meeting.
Addresses We're made bv EepseSeutt-
tive u. c. Edwards. Representative-elect
John W. Langley. Luther NJ. Walter,
and Col John A Joyce. Representa-
tive j. B. Bennett was called 10 his
home in Kentucky on secount or TIE
Eish waters there, which prevented
him being present The fourth mem
Uer of the Republican end or the dele
cation, br. A. \, James was not able
10 remain over Tor the meeting,
Vocal solos By AIRS Jessie spencer
Hover. and selections by the Rebew
Orchestra, adlct to the enjoyment of
the evening. Refreshments were served
uU lae conclusion of the program.
The committees having charge of the
affair were as follows: Reception. \.
j. CI0thj-r. I~Jugg Al walter. Ben
A. Lmeb1ck H. j.. Ns.-. Byron Rich
ards, Theodore r.. Laue'ev. }. y. Shaw
han. e.. a. Conrad. program. Milo
Shauk=. Harry GioyInuOu. hail. w. r.
Layue. Alfree HaroesU; refreshments.
John Speed Smith, Jackson Norris
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
HOUSE SAFEGUARDS
INSPECTION BILL
Re-enactS Agricultural APP
preparation Measure Gov
erning All Meats.

Presumably fearing that some PL.la-
de!phia lawyer might appear ana de-
clare that the meat inspection provi-
sion tackled on 10 the agricultural ap-
preparation bill last year was not per-
manent legislation, the House yesterday
afternoon re-euacted the provision with
ont a dissenting voice. The only change
was tGe insertion Of a word sa as ro
authorize tho Secretary Of Agriculture
to hereafter inspect meats and meat
products
What might be taken as "a test vote
on the free seed proposition came over
a. motion 10 adjourn. The free seed
advocates wanted a vote on their
amendment, which had been reached.
but Adjournment was carried 3 10 90.
The Item of $4,000 for the erection of
five observatories for the Weather
Bureau was stricken from the bill. The
appropriation OF $4,000 for horse breed
ing experiments was cut in two.
Representative Curtis OF Kansas was
given rous'ng reception when he aD-
peared on the floor. He has Just been
elected United States Senator.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27

lead IL is said, To all sorts OF disap-
pointments and yeNations. under the in
fiuence of which weak, in balanced, pas
sionate and unassisted minds give way,
ending only too often in the deadly re-
course To poison, the water, the revol-
Yer. or the rope.
But further back in the string of
causes for this melancholy transaction
I should say there too frequently lies
a sense Of failure in the struggle Of life:
especially Is this the case with those
who have come down in the world.
With many / believe the step is taken
In the struggle TO be good-in the vain
effort to master some hated evil habit
with the sense OF utter friendliness.
No one is at hand with sufficient SYM
pRthy or sense 20 understand them TO
whom the poor bleeding heart can be
laid bare. So the fatal step IS taken.
Suicide in ninety cases out of a hun
dred must be the triumph OF despair.
Is there any remedy? Like the anti
dote 10 every human soTrow. the remedy
must begin with pity. It is true that
self-murder is an evil thing. But IL
is only so many degrees worse than
other evil things men do. by which they
kill themselves as surely as does the
man who reeling beneath the weight Of
his distress in frenzied madness iiings
himself beneath the wheels of the roar
ing railway train.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
PASTORS VISITING
At ALEXANDRIA
New Faces VIII Be Seen
Today in Pulpits of
Churches.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA IAN ,

a number Of the Alexandria churches
viii have their pulpits filled by visiting
clergymen tomorrow. AT the First Bap-
list Church the Rev. Richard Riedel OF
Washington, will occupy the pulpit TAX
ing the place OF the Rev. Dr. Fisher. the
rsstor, who is absent In Hagerstown,
Nd At St. Marys Church. the Rev.
Father O'Horo will preach at both the
1880 o'clock mass and al the vesper ser
vice at 1880 o'clock in the evening. Al
Christ Protestant Episcopal 'hureh me
Rev. ". J. Morton. the pastor. viii
preach at 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
70 the children OF the congregation.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Suicidal Tide Is Rising;
Gen. Booth Has a Remedy
For Stopping Self-Murder
Commander of Salvation Army Would Sup
ply Friendless With a Friend, Broken
Heart With Comfort, and the
DaZed With a Guide.

The act OF self-destruction is a viola
tiOn OF the sacrcdness of life, the law
OF the land and an outrage upon the
moral sense of the people. Suicide is
indefensible.
Yet il is on the increase in every land
and among all classes. Modern civil.za-
ton cannot claim Il has f0stercd and
developed the bonds that bind men To
"a lust appreciation OF life Statistics
OF suicides are alarming, especially in
such countries as Denmark, Bavaria.
and several parts of the German en-
pire. But no doubt many more perish
by their own act whose lanes never
appear in the statistical roll of sui
Cides
The 0ffense is either committed in a
way that battles human skin in its ef-
Tort 10 determine the cause OF death.
or means are found by influential friends
10 hide away the crime
But il SO many with suicidal intent
find courage FOR the sad deed. who
can calculate the number who would
cut the sacred thread Oi lie which binds
them To this word il they only dared?
Nay, how many or the gay. laughing
another contemplated suicide. and how
many this very DAY would hurry away
from the present stage OF being but for
an iudehnahle dread of the future?
/ believe ths number is larger than
most people have the slightest concep-
finn NJ
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Insurance Rates Up.

A circular has been ISSUED by the
Southeastern Tarin Asso, iation stat
ing that the insurance rates VIII DE adj
vanced not less than - por cent To per
sons in whose buildings trolley wire
current is run Tor power or lighting Iur-
poses. A number of Al-NIldTians have
been using trolley current, but with the
opening of the rev AleNaudria electric
works. but few persons yrc now u~Ins
in
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
WANTS TO INVESTIGATE
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANG GE

Fepresentative Livingston Of Georgia
and Representative Rurirsou oI Texas
INTRODUCED iu the House gsstel ia.- %
resolution directing the Bureau 0f Cor
poIauons 20 investigate the New York
Cotton Exchange. with a view of aseer-
tanning whether IL has violated any Of
the Interstate commerce Laws.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
De ARMOND TALKS
Of CONSTITUTIONS

constitutional Conventions" was The
subject Of an address by Representatiy,
David A. De Almond of Missouri before
The meeting OF the Missouri Society in
Pythi8n Temple last night
In his address AIr. De Almond discussed
methods of amending The Constitution
OF the United states 10 conform 10 mod
"In conventions He has made "a study
.- this subject and hi~ talk was inter
es,IUg 90 TIE Zuu UT more auditors who
H.lrd The Lall al pylliau Temple.
Miss Alice DtEIa sang solo. she
Uas accompanied uE Jle piano by Mad
anne Esputa DAILY. A piano solo was
also given by Miss Josephine Tolman-
late in The evening refreshments were
served
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
HESSAGE FROM LORD
FOR THE PRESIDENT

Edward Cam "a Virginia negro. called
al the White House yesterday afternoon
10 see President Roosevelt, He claimed
20 have d message from the Lord for the
President He was arrested and sent %
Police Hesdquarters. No weapon was
found on the prisoner who f. thought
10 be demeuted
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Masons Visit Lodge.

Dr T. T.. Cochran. a.compauIeu by
the officers oil AlcXandrla-W Washington
Lodge of Mas0us, last evening paid a
iraternal visit 20 Eempe- Lodge OF Free
Al4sous at Fails Church. After the
Master MdsOn's degree had been eX-
emplifed the visitors were handsomely
entertained by the members OF NemTer
Lodge
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Judge Barley Qualities.

Judge Louis c. Barley qualified today
as judge of the corporation court. Judge
Barley was last year reelected judge
of the corporation court OF Alexandria
by the Legislature for a period OF six
years from February J. 1907.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
VALUABLE FARTHINGs.

some valuable farthings were sold at
sothoby's auction rooms d4ondonJ re-
Gently. \ Charles IL pewter farthing
soiu Tor ~. and an Oliver Cromwell
farthing in copper for SIS.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Mankin Cash Wedding.

Miss Odessa p. MaHkiI and Charles
II. cash were married a. the parsou
ago Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South last evening by the Rev. a.. -.
BuilI
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
MIGHT HELP SOM.

Since physicians agree that the rush
Of modern business is tho pace That
kills. the thing To- do is 20 get political
office and give nature chancc.-L0ui s.
vile Courier Journal
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Pension Commissioners.

Judge Barley hJS TeapruiuIrd D. NJ.
Johnson. }. g. MlDuru, a"i p. J. David
son. Confederate Pension Commission
err tor the city of Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
GETS $1,000 FOR A FINGER.

PARIS. Jan, &.-The Paris courts
have just awarded a ladv 5.Ga0 francs
$1,000 as compensation for tho loss OF a
finger She was alighting from train
which had not been brought up properly
alongside the platform, when her finger
got caught in a strap OF the carriage
door.
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Can Anything Be Done?

For example. what about people that
drink or eat or idle themselves 10 death
But i win not argue the causes: can
anything be done 10 prevent the suicidal
tide from rising2
That is the practical question, And &C.
seems TO me We must supply the friend
less with a friend. the broken in heart
with comfort the dazed, beWildered
creature with q guide. the momentary
maddened slaves OF folly Gsi u thoughts
and hopes Jhat viii steady them, and
above an lead them q tne arms of
Him who Is still saying. come unto
Ge. all ye that labor and are heavy
laden. and 1 viii give you rest"
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
BAILEY IS BARRED
FROM LEADERSHIP
Of THE SENATORS
Texans Trouble Prevents
Him From Succeeding
BlaCkburn-Who Will
Get Place?

Senatorial gossip Is agreed that Sana-
Tor Bailey of Texas viii not become the
leader of the Democratic minority in
the upper chamber afte~ March g.
Ine post Was assumed. tnl very re-
Gently. 10 be Bailey's. Last spring. fol
lowing the death of Senator German.
tie Democrats were ready To name
Bailey, who seemed to be the natural
heir TO IL. But Bailey dId not want
lne place al that time. He could have
Had il for the asking, Eut would not
ask. Senator Blackburn OF Kentucky
was about 10 retire after a long and
notable service, aud his friends, among
them Senator Bailey. 1elt that the
compliment OF selection as leader was
due 10 him
30 the hentuckian was named. and
has held the rcins ever since. With
how much skill he has managed the
party's interests is suggested when il
is recalled that he introduced the Black
burn amendment to the Brownsville res
olutiOn that came SO near causing a
schism in the Republican majority.
Bailey Is Out Of It.
Senator Blackburn VIII retire from
The Senate March T. and at the next
session the Democrats must agree upon
"a new leader IL seems to be generally
assumed that Bailey viii not ask me
position, and doubts are expressed
whether he could secure il If he asked
The legislative investigation Just being
opened al Austin may have an nm
p0rtauU bearing or this question. If
Hailey's case, as presented there. ius-
TILES the decision in his favor. there
is little doubt that he Will have a strong
following for the leadership. II. on the
other hand. he fails of complete tN-
oueratiuns there VIII quite certainly be
opposition To his selection gs leader.
Senator Culberson, also OF Texas. is
discussed as a likely man for the sue
cession Of Blackburn. but there is some
uncertainty whether he would care 10
take the place from Bailey under the
circumstances. Friends OF both have
naturally felt a delicacv about suggest
ing the possibility of rivalry between the
TWO Texans. Senator Daniel of Vir-
ginia orator veteran Senator. parlia-
meutarian OF excellent standing. and
party man of the best rank. is discussed
and 50 is Bacon OF Georgia.
Tnlman Is Mentioned.
IiIman's name is always mentioned,
and almost always with the qualifying
phrase. but, OF cOurse'-Which means
that nobody dreams that Tillman would
assume the leadership. and that II he
did he would be FAR less useful than he
is now.
If Edward Ward Carmack were not
retiring ae would very likely have af-
toEded the solution in this iuncture
senator Morgan OF Alabama might be
the leader: indeed. lie would be the
logical man for IT, above all others. II his
ase ana manifold conflicting interests
gIi NOT stand in the way.
tverman of North Carolina, McLaurin
e.. Mississippi and RayHer OF Maryland
au come naturally into discussions OF
the leadership, though Senator Ray
ueIs short Senatorial service makes
aim impossible His brilliant work has
none the less won him a recognition
tHat nobody qualities. The general be-
lief. however, seems TO be that Daniel,
Cuiberson. OF Bacon Is likely 20 be
named
The Washington times., 1907-01-27
Causes Of Suicide.

As 10 the causes that lead 90 suicide
they are numberless No doubt tempo
rary insanity" the reason commonly
assigned by the gentlemen who are SO
often called upon 10 inquire into the
matter, Is frequently the correct one.
For who. not worked up % some terrible
pitch OF excitement Jantamouut 20 men
tai arrangement. would commit so fool
ish a deed2
But how does that arrangement come
a8oute What is behind Il?
The reasons commonly suggested are
drink. speculation. dissipation, gamb-
ling ana similar fOilies These things
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
Sra Ptteroal.

St bar baut en- COB, nib 8tuter bibs
iubtil pua bisie Banter. Suseu Sne;
fsrit Sulenat Tom Der npgle CONNER,
iaauiot ri fit fisre iii &irten. Chen
er Der fummei noale Srps al % til, iaa
III er Der iaapibt 5gre, % bet tranges;
tbi Der er meset CONNER iaar Saa
@ruub uf be ~uiauunlis sObs griisr paa
3relaiten. Ser er 600 5ortisnsite III
for Sierere, ba Der life alsne CT npf al
Sfosarbeibe, men Sambpsnlussn peo
Ginoiet trRneer Waterialier cg Cement
I ubpre Rasier. iom mao figres pp, %
Der saar | ineieuis ai Seite fra Iuioos
ben til EtHoiet bper Dag. 9a be fore
Grbeioer pna Rotobben peb Sualeips
iaauelipm 8eiarbeioet bsrisisnnsm 90
len orioes niee iulo 5art, bar Der I'll.
bells ueret Maneel pan 5smmerbusse.
re, % be iom bar orspst bermeb, bar
oerior tient subt.
9a9lguuen peo be ltsrre Grbeiber Der
| 9iltritiet, parierer imeasm 3 5 aru'
rer 3asen elter arbeipets Beitafsubeb
% Grbeioernes Spaiisbeb. =
5ioerne oilers er ennife dlmirbeliee,
bpab 8riierne paa 5goeuarer onsaar.
aaret bar It inapt Dliobelsaar Der /
Siisroal, aOruaplinssu, iaapeliCm go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
SinerneS Stprfe.

giqernes Stprfe er, inn befieuSt,
merfeIig itor / SopboI6 til 0prere3
Stsrrelie. ct irtcreaiant grempel
beupua meSoeIer oct engeIife Clos.
Ifrtft Stature" / ct al tine ii6Ite
Hltmre. Saa8et al en- gIitbor bEep
ngt ODER en- ca. y Somrre Lang
StubsbiQe, JON frsb benober Ell
gorbpIaSe. giuen Ifigo 2ooget til.
it6e og frsb bi0ere. Saoget Heo at.
ter last oper 9pret, 90 Senne Gang
bteo bse 9Iifboyen lat ooenpoa. 9e.
oareoe Dog life I9nee fsr 8tQen after
banSe foaet Isitet 9aaget iaa meget
paa ben enc Stoe, at Sen flln6e Hippo
no Of tit SpngieI. 9Iifaffen bar
$500 8arge ina ting iom 8tqen.
8t tommer itfferltg SanSbeoeu me.
get n9r, uaar oi antoger, at Sen
8egt iom 9iQen Isfte0e i @eiret for
al faa jim Sribeb, bar oct babe al
8orers gegt. Otter bette iflll0e iaa.
Iebes giaen bore iitano til at Isfts
1900 @ange i'm egen 8est. Eli
SammenIigning fan oNfsres, at IF
Reuueife iom beier t65 BunS, ON
BET bnpoe o9ret forbo6BniS Iiee ina
iterft iom Senne Billie, ifldbe bope
funnel Isfte life mirSre END o0,000
Bunb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

gt siSr ~ en- Snip bortom Cana.
toriet for ont muIig at bLi f~oreotit
SfeIettct al cit fPIe5 Gen, Ell Sttera.
hr5tItortter ira Bergen. iom fom Sio
for ct ballot Iar it6eu. SO Sl. flyer
En- tgt rsomu2iet iccnif 8ge; hout err
her. o. iaa letter bun inc for at
iiuSc noggt, JOIN fan forentie SfeIet.
tet. Nen me0 be0rGet gsiue font
ner Gun titbuge. Sim bar buffet tell.
Gprre Crepe er for en- nge it6en -
uSfreuen iom htISitrrtOig beIbreoet.
% blur ieltber en beI Elom al Bella.
gelier no otter os. ga" itger req,
font 6er uteIt idtte0e, "Set CT SeS-
rGrre fife uo8ct at gisre pe6 ot."
gaet, Oct er ianSeIig life 0et. @reppe
er ilsien. og / i'm SunSbe6s @lGSe
terrier han life pua 3 beSreUeSe Slt-
ritter, iom life idar trGfie bnm -
ioug. % 9igeu cr ia pant til roget
al boert, at bun life ailcr Oct tomtife
I itn gcSrsoeIie ooer oen beI6reSeOe
MnnS.
Com man fan otSe, bor life Res-
ndIien alto Uuret til. 9enne Del al
Iorge cpoogeSeS al Sertf @erge.
LAMB / 30-gtarene. IA car ocn ipar.
iort beboet al SrtSfsSte, % Der barSe
aIorig opret ftifct meo 6Ilte / Resnu.
uanSere.
Senrif 8crgelaub mariderte meb
SfrGppet poa Rpg8et 40 De rtieone
Stier giennem bette BaraSis % prt
tie oct / bsie Souer. Sertere log
Tboriteiu SunSe fig neS Der 6oer
CONNER, og faa tom - Guriiterne.
Sra SoteIetS Tag er Ger llNiigt ooer
fore 9ele al Iing8afer, bele 6an-
berg % Iangt irb ouer Ga,tsoaI.
90 ina iGtter 81 urber Gang %
alung neSopcr 2ien igien.
8i iaar inaoiot Gio til at forte
igiennem 2unSes itore Eorretni1tg,
el al De itsrite Wtmtiathrr.
fcrretninger / 2aroet, og iaa bRrer
set eneeIig ofiteo.
Wten ba ig fom biem til artiti-
ouia, BAR oct fsrite ieg lit ie pda Dor.
Get set ~beroIigeroe" Telegram, %
set uar o~r6LpSerbe Iom o~oerfor reie.
reret. Net Den, font fife bdpOe mi.
itet 6atntrgen, oct par Singer. let
er iaa uroerIigt me0 BEN soOe Satn'
oittigbeO.
SIao Rrineen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

&eo at giemcm31o De San0pigife
SamIinger, foar mont ct Sperbltt
pper @rtS6rono@0alcn3 auIturbiItc'
RE / Here blmbreoe Hor. Og ioo in"
teresiante er De, at icLo berL iom ilet
ingen Cans bar Tor Sjitorien eaer
ret egemtlig btitoriite oeO Dem, oiI
bore bel lsnnet Uco at afI9gge Nai.
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