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Evening star., 1908-01-21
Bestowal of Crosses Of Honor.

Bronze crosses OF honor were then pin
ned on the lapels of veterans by Mrs.
Gustavus Werber. director of the crosses
Of honor, assisted by Miss Margaret
Young and Miss Ruth Bowie Those who
received the honor were: William F.
Burch Joseph Cooper. John Hopper. cap
tain of Company B. 7th Virginia Infantry !;
Samuel Howison. Company B. 10th Vir-
gin.a: Q. J. Moat. Company /, 4th Tennes-
see Cavalry: James L. Parson, Company
G. 23d Virginia, Stonewall jackson s
corps: Edwin c. Reid. Capt John r.
Reid, George c. Reeves, James P. Skin
ner. lieutenant of Company 4. 13od Vir-
8inia; r. H. Sorrell. Steven NJ. Taylor.
Warren l.. Wilkerson, Company +. 24th
Virginia Cavalry. and Col. John V.
Wright
The chancel was decorated with ferns,
palms and southern blooms. There we're
hymns by the choir and prayer by Rev
w. French Locke. pastor of the Mount
Vernon Place Church.
Evening star., 1908-01-21
Views of Maj. Darlington.

| Maj Darlington said that Gen. Lees
watchword was duty. He spoke of his
magnificent character and declared
that while he was a cadet at West Point
| he Gid not receive a demerit. He traced
| Lees service to his country in the west
| the war with Mexico and down 10 the
| beginning of the civil war. Prior to that
| time. he explained, Lee had won his fame
| under the Stars and Stripes. He gained
greater fame in the civil war He hcsitated
about giving his service for the destruction
| of the Union, but when Virginia seeded
he declared he could not fight against his
| children and his state He threw his
sword in the lap of Virginia and said:
My mother. command me-" Maj. Car
rington spoke Of Gen. Lees genius as
commander OF the Confederate armies, and
said "hs splendid career is known to his
tory and the world. His work was done
from sense of duty enlightened by
Christian philosophy.
Lees emotions at the surrender at
Appomattox.' the speaker said in con-
clusion. were sublime in his courtesy and
| dignity
| Representative Hefin spoke of, the
south's contributions to civil liberty and
constitutional freedom from the days OF
the revolution. The first comnander-in-
chief of the continental forces-George
Washington-was a sOutherner. He spoke
of other noted southern men who had
been instrumental in building up this re-
public from the beginning. and declared
the British lion had crouched at the feet
Of the American eagle on southern soil.
when CORVALLIS surrendered at York.
town.
He added that the declared right OF
states to secede from the union was
never withdrawn until Lees surrender.
Prior TO that time 1t had been acknowl-
edged by states north. south. east and
west.
| The Confederate soldier has nothing to
apologize for Represent ative Hefin eX-
claimed. This was greeted with cries of
NO, no.. from the veterans.
| The speaker told of Lee, the soldier.
the immortal Lee. who dared to do what
| he believed to be right He added that
the fact that the Confederate leaders
we're not prosecuted for treason was suffi-
cfent evidence that they were not traitors.
and in conclusion spoke of the political
and social supremacy of tine white man.
adding that $4,000 undisciplined southern
soldiers had fought an army of 2.GoO,OOO
men. many of them from all quarters of
| the globe.
Evening star., 1908-01-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Pagel

prettly appointed luncheon. followed by
a matinee party. yesterday. Her guests
were Mrs. Conrad B. DOYLE. Miss May
Britt and Mrs. Joseph A. Boyle.
Evening star., 1908-01-21
HONOR MEMORY Of R. E. LEE
CONFEDERATE VETERANS GEL
EBRATE Anniversary.
Pathetic Attempt Of Aged Veteran to
Utter Rebel Yell-Represent-
ative Helms Address.

The old rebel yell, the battle cry of the
fighting men in gray who followed the
fortunes of Lee, StoneWall Jackson and
other southern leaders. was heard last
evening in the Mount Vernon Place NJ.
f. Church. while the celebration of the
101st anniversary of the date of the birth
of Gen. Robert r. Lee was in progress.
The giving of the yell was q pathetic
feature of the occasion. 1t was sounded
by an aged and infirm ex-Confederate
soldier. who had fought in the Iegions of
Lee. Representative j. +. IIeflin of Ala
bama. the principal speaker of the even
ing had just declared that the men who
charged in the harvest Of death with
Pickett at Gettysburg and those who
had perished in Champion Gap. at the
battle of South Mountain. cert rtanly be-
lieved they were fighting for the right.
While the grim old veterans were shout
ing: Yes. YES. we believed we were
right a venerable Confederate. feeble
and trembling and bowed with age. arose
and in weak voice. tried to give the
famous yell. 1t sounded like a person in
pain. and died away in feeble gurgle as
the aged soldier was supported to his seat
by persons nearby. Those in the audi
ence understood the veterans feelings.
and for few moments a hush fell over
the more than one thousand people pres
ent. while more than one handkerchief
was raised to moist eyes.
THAT attempted rebel yell" soldier
on the platform said. comes as If from
the souls of those who died FOR Dixie on
the battlef1elds of the sunny SOUTH
Evening star., 1908-01-21
Guests on the Platform.


The services were under the auspices of
Camp III. United Confederate Veterans.
and its commander. Maj. James Mcdowell
Darlington. presided and made the open
ing address. The committee in charge of
The affair was composed of Messrs. j. L.
Pennybacker. J. H. Walsh and J. L. Petty.
On the platform were Gen. Marcus
Wright. Mrs. Magnus S. Thompson, hon.
orary president of the L. d. c.; Mrs. VIII
liam l.. hambers, vice president. L. D.
C.: Mrs. r. c. Rollins. Mrs. William An
thony Wayne. Mrs. Charles II. Fred. Mrs.
j. f. Mulcare. Mrs. Gustavus Werber. re-
corder OF the Cross of Honor; James Mon
roe Britt. comma nder. 9. c. ": Capt. J.
Lyon King and Capt. Thomas \. Green
national olfcers of the United Spanish
War Veterans. In a seat of honor along
side Col. j. r. Petty in front of the chan
eel sat DR.. William G. Starr Of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association. more than one
hundred years of age. who had shouldered
musket and fought in Lees "Matchless
Infantry A bronze cross OF honor will be
presented to him today.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Miss Edith G. Miller of Norfolk. Va. is
the guest of the Misses Berry Of .4S1 18th
street.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

The counselor and charge d'affaires for
the Japanese embassy and Mrs. Miyaoka
entertained at dinner last night the
assistant secretary OF state. Mr.. Adee.
Mr. Esme Howard. the military attache
of the British embassy. and the Hon.
Mrs. James the Hon. Nina Kay Shuttle
worth. Miss Ida Thompson Miss Scid-
more. Miss Enrol Brown. Major Tanaka.
military attache. and Mr.. Hanihara. sec
ond secretary Of the japanese embassy.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Owing to illness Mrs. and Miss Mckrew
OF the Burlington will not be al home to-
morrow
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Mrs Ii. T. Taggart. assisted by her
daughter. will he at home informally
Tuesdays in February at her home in
Georgetown.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Mrs. Emma Whitmore of Leesburg. Va.
is paying visit to her sister. Mrs ]. r.
Fague Of 1905 o street northwest, where
she will be pleased to gee her friends.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Mrs. Walter S. Harlan of 1.12 Massa-
chusetts avenue will not be at home to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Mrs. Charles A. Frost of Detroit, Mich.
is visiting Mrs. John Lyons, 2113 Eye
street northwest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, $3.50 II a. 1880 m
ST. CLEMENTS EPISCoPAL-Usborne, a N.
ST.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH seudder, Il a M and7
METHODIST CHURCH-Crane, a. Wooley 1880 p q.
a.. N. and m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN Sunday
m. and p m
KAWAIAIAo CHURCH a m
m and
PORTUGUESE EVANGELICAL
a. n. . M
in and evening
ROMAN
ST. C)Kalhwaena,
collection Sunday school, p. m
mass, col
lection, Sunday School; p m stations
at
Kinaus
SCIENCE ], Building,
m. and and
m. and . NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05

Some of the greatest classical composers did make
Sne, said the guest the musical Yes answered Mr.
that thought is about the only thing that gives any
khen listen to the things they made upWashington Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
THE BEAR AND THE CHAMELEON
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
When in Washington he fingers
To perform his duties paid,
Near the Throne he turns to purple
OF the fashionable shade.
When delightedly he travels
In the rough and ready West
He is seen OF ali observers
To be yellow as the best.
In the East, more staid and sober,
Yet again he changes hue;
By enthusiastic agents
He is hailed to be true blue.
With these rapid transformations
We are left TO wonder still
Will the Teddy Bears successor
Prove 20 be Chameleon Bill?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

a. M, low mass with Portuguese
instruction and holy communion; a.
m. low mass with holy communion; 9
a. m, low mass with singing and Eng
iish sermon; 1880 a. m, high mass with
native sermon; 2 p. m, rosary and ma
tive instruction; p. m, Portuguese
sermon and benediction of the blessed
sacrament.
Friday: 4 and .. m, stations of
the cross.
Saint Augustine Chapel, Waikiki
Sunday: 9 a. M, low mass with sing
ing and English sermon: p. m, meet
ing of the Sodality of the Blessed vir-
gin.
Wednesday: 7:3O p. m, stations of
the cross.
CHRISTIAN.
A c. McKeever, pastor. 9:45 a. M,
Bible school, lesson, Jesus the Good
Shepherd" John 10:1-11: $50 p. m. Y.
P. S. C. E: subject. THE Men Whom
God Accepts" Ps. oath: II a. m. SER
mon, when Do We Receive the Spir-
it?": 1880 .. m, sermon; subject, Be
ing Justified by Faith
All are made welcome, and invited to
worship with US.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
The Catholic church of St John the
Baptist, Kalihi- a. m, high
mass, sermon, collection, Sunday
school; p. m, rosary.
ST. JOSEPH
The Catholic church of st. Joseph,
Moanalua-11 a. M, high mass, SER
mon, collection, Sunday school; p. m,
rosary, stations of the cross.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Pastor, Fe1my. Gas a. m, Sunday
school; IL a. m, service and confirma-
tions-Pruefung
ST. CLEMENTS.
Punahou-Canon osborne, rector. Ser
vices: a. m, holy communion; Ii &.
m. morning prayer; 7;30 p, m, even
song. ,aaz.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
ST. ANDREWS.

On Sunday night at St. Andrew 8
Cathedral, Bishop Restariek viii con-
tinue his course of lectures on the prin-
eiples of the Christian religion. The
subject will be: "The Essential Ele-
ments OF the Religion of Jesus Christ. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

| Corner of Beretania avenue and Rich
ards streets. Doremus Seudder, min
| lister.
Services on Sunday, April 5, as fol-
| lows:
Bible school-Clifton H. Tracy, SUI
/ perintendent, with classes for all ages
at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship and Holy Com
munion at IL O'Clock The minister
viii preach; subject: "Give Ye Them
to Eat. -
Choir and chorus-Stanley Living
| ston, conductor, viii sing Gounod s
| Sanctus from St. Cecilia mass and lead
the Congregation.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $50 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock
Sermon by the minister; subject:
Portrait of a Man,
Choir, chorus and Congregational
singing. The anthem viii be Shelley s
"Savior, When Night Involves the
Skies" sung by Mr.. Chester Livingston
and chorus
A cordial invitation is hereby extend
ed to strangers, seamen, travellers, visit
ing friends and the public generally to
attend all these services.
METHODIST CHURCH.
First Methodist Episcopal church, 40s
Beretania avenue. David w. Crane,
pastor.
Sunday services: Sunday school,
9:45 a. M; Richard FL. Trent superin-
tendent. international lesson, Jesus
the Good Shepherd.
Morning worship, IL a. m. DIR. Wad-
man, superintendent OF missions, viii
preach and administer the sacrament
| of the Lord IS supper.
Epworth League, $3.50 p. M; P. E.
Tosh, president. Topic for study,
"God s Providence The meeting
will be led by Miss Howell.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor; subject, ''Selling
Out
The members and friends of the
church are urged to attend the saera-
mental service in the morning.
Miss Rice will preside at the piano,
Miss Meyer will lead the chorus choir,
Mrs. Finley will sing a solo in the
morning service, Mrs. We'll, in the
| evening
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

Sunday evening 1880, preaching by
the pastor. subject: 1.-The signs of the
second coming of Christ that may be
seen on the streets of Honolulu every
day.
All are cordially invited to come and
worship with us.
n n NJ wnTIANFS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05

You're wasting your time and NINE said the busy
<zn impatently Il should think you'd that why SOP?
demanded 4 told you time ago that
insured the limit know you did, but will
rid e insurance gentPhladephia Press
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Pastor, Fe1my. Gas a. m, Sunday
school: II a. m, service and conf1rma-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
ST. CLEMENTS

Punahou-Canon osborne, rector. Ser
vices: a. m. holy communion; Ii g.
M. morning prayer; $50 p. m, even
song. ,aaz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
SeIbreSet paa tire Maaneser
al Gutieuras WioIcrnc.

Set er nIe en- tor SoruricIie at fors
trne Sem bpiIieu itor SiGlp Guticurd
Grbe o. Gifficnra Gintrreut a Tor min
lille Riece. Suu Ico al hen itrrtieltge
SlaQe @eScInd, Der par oper belle heISNeS
2eeente, aten nrrit / beuNeS Snitat %
poo 4rnnernc, % ,oisle o1r ino dlarcos
ne, at bum life tuuoe boIoe nonclItina.
Smn arro % flscoe iia belle Siaen oa
hiioe life fore brcrfsu Hat eqer Sa9.
Sea hnooc huNe unoer 2GgebebnrSiina i
IL Tar. men BET innieS iite OF gigrc nos
oct eoNt. SSca taa hcroe iii neu bebIte
9rae | Sneu, % ban ianOe. at blin Uloe
hnne Srur iii bun bJso ler 9onnceer
aammeI, men bpis ieu babe toilet a
2raeu, niIhc GARNET haze miitet Scrs
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ibi0I ga ida iea / @labet, bnorIene5
guticurd ndr bet rette for irritcret Sno.
Sea bnoene henbc n,eo onrr1t 9auS %
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ntsut. Suoeu ire Nbadreoer O hur
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oa ieou iom muLia. Geo F1l mbefnIc
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bet Siib. dIiee 6. 9uoca, 4769 Cation
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
29rereS NcrppTtct.

On 2Grernes Herpsiitet ifriper
Yripotoocent, Or. 8. Stniter / Der
lin / i'm 9og ON aterpeipitemet; Eli
De iGrlig uoiatte Sirfiombeoer berer
29rer. og Observation-Disclosures. I'm
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H9ffe al gar bar o%nitilet, bar iau-
lebes aipet felgen6e Sal: If 800
2Grere bite III fig at bore arpeligt
bisponerte for Rerpsiitet, % al bisie
III beparet | Den fslgenOe Sio UNDER
l,bepelien al lit aalb finn % lin Sel'
breo. gf $50 (anbre) 29rere og
$40 29rerinoer blep tiliioit SO pGt.
nerpeiuage. SGrlig er Der Ell 8riip.
pc al 2Grere og 29rerinoer, hos bill
fen Herpelp9oommene eisr Jig Itertt
giGlbenbe, nenliig 2Prere % SGrer.
inber / @fiiiif. 9ette fan bels ifpl-
bes Den Smitpnoigbeb, at WuiiflG.
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itsrre Wargel paa @egopelie hos
Gleperne emo andre SGrere, men bells
oeiaa, at funitneriif anlagte 8erio.
rler bpppist ! iGrIis 8raO er nerpsit
nnlagte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Gnfrpcnlionerne.

S,f0Iqe oificieI @IeObeleIic fra Gcn.
iionSbureauet / @oibingtou oil bet
life bli ~neopcuOigt Tor Dc Gnter. ionl
uaereoe er opfprte poo E~cnitou&ruIs
Icrnc. at iu0lTaQe ipetieIe Gnora.
QenOer ON Sen at &ougreSien bepiI,
geoc 6oreaciie / ocreS &cniion ira
IS til $t2 ON Wnaneoeu. Geniicn$.
commissioner bar nCmIil ieuot ollie
neutrality-suspicious. ! Souoet &u,
itrur ON at Iuoe 2open trp6c / @irf.
iourbCb automatic % uoen piOere
6ormaliteter beaunbe llobetalinger.
he al De iorbeieOe gelsb ira % meo
Den Ace Wai.
Gnter, iom hiotil ingeu 8eniion
har trlttct, men iom er berettiaebe
BERTH UNDER Den me Sop, utao Der.
imoo inoienoe Gnissninser Serom
til 4enionsburealet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Sanfroperi.

Ct uicoponlig frGft Rsperi cr /
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ooact / Gbuuturallo, &ouioS, ibet to
umoifere0e WtGno trrugtc iuo / 81
tiieu8' Stnte &nuf % meo ipGu6tc
3cpolucre tpunQ &uaicrercn, &. &.
@oIterbouic, % Ell t~iIfTIoi9pis til.
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be1ipc iiQ mN / @nnthpGIpiuGeu,
hpis IGr DC Itru8te / 2uoS eitcr Dem.
DC latte iiQ bcrpau / @ciiooeIic al DC
bag aoSierercuS &inhu opbobeoe
&euacSUuGer - inIt $4,000 - %
FOG oerpoo 6llrgtcu iuO / SfIoboma.
Dc bupoc line Scite bunhue ct Soar.
tails Sci ira 9uutcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
NeIision paa @aiti.

Som man bar l9it | biSie Gage
Iaoer Gr9iioent Meris paa Saiti
talrige Ienneifer ifpbe nco iom Gel
taaere / ct poIitiif aomplot.
Wen mems bisie formentlise He.
poluticnGre, Der er opipIot al aae
SIags Sribeostanfer, moa bsoe meo
2ipet, ioa fiooer Saint.glme hunt
inoen Sore % iurti9tter lit meget
comfortable Saugelip.
Spem er Saint lme2 ipgr 9e.
Oct er Ell rtna, ialminbelie imilf
Geeer, iom err Ssmt til Gsoen for =
at ba lpiit en- lus Hise. Men glcris,
boem oct life ct gieblif falot iuo al
fulobproe Gsbsitraiieu for ben'lags
gina, bar Iaoet Saint-eInle inSe-
ipnrre nnoer meset lempelise Sm.
lt9noiabeoer. IA nan bebreioet
grriiSeuten bette, iparte ban:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
GDrHeIise gorfatterimSer.

Den itnae Gronning at Spanien
bar nplig fuIbenbt ct SfueipiI, Der |
en- npr 6remtio ifaI opfsres for oct
engelife aongepor.
Zen tpife aeiierinoes piigite So
tier, grinieSie SeoOora al Slespig.
Soften, gipcr fig ogiaa af meo lite
rGrt arbeibe o. bar giort fit Rapn
befienbt ben iiter9re @eroen peo
i'm 6~ortrling ~Sabn Bertha.
Ven ben betpOeligite og frnetba.
reite blanot De fpriteIise 5oriatterin.
Der er Dog itooig Carmen Splpa,
9ronning gIi5abetb al &umGnien,
Der aaereoe bar uo9ioet trebipe So
aer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Sra Sprtng 6roOe.
(gfter "Seralo".)

- Mrs. Wartin Sabltnb, iom en-
ltges Sio bar beisgt SIGetninse /
9lacf Sammrr, reiite Snsoae til
toge til tit Siem / ainoreb, q. Gaf.
- Ir. og Mrs. s. g. 9pergitens
lille 6.oarseamIe Son Sarrp bsOe
SirsbogS Morgen efter fun Ell Gags
Spgeleie. @esrapelieu fanot Steo
Sorsoog.
- WrS. Gpen IortumL Ger boeoe
/ 9GrbeSen al Rortbtown, osoe for.
rise llgc / en- bsi aloer. gegrapeI-
fen foregif ira Den norif. lrtberlfe
Sirfe; Bolt. &eare forretteoe.
Mrs. Sobn 8iitep, iom forle'
Sen reiite til Ga CROSSE for at isse
2Ggebiplp, bar paa oct litberife so.
ipitoI beritebS unbersaoet Ell beloig
operation for 9linotarmbetpnbelie.
C. 81. @iIbera er blepen aniot
iom 9penS Waribal for Oct font
meuoe aor. Ben 8ilbertion, Der
for tieueiteioroe iom iaoban, bar
fdaet ani9ttelie hos Z. E.. gergb.
- Mrs. aIbert Storlie % WrS.
Sans Soli1m reilte SirSbag til Senn'
mon, Q. 9of., bOor oereS MGno
bar neoiot iig. Samtioig reiite og.
iao Mr8. gnorep 9erfpam og gsrn
til @recnbuib, @im., bportil ben.
hes Iano ilptteoe for en- uges Sto
iioen.
- Sch ben republifanIfe County,
fonpeution / Caledonia polgteS
blonot andre g.. g. Relion oa ". ..
Ncppe ira Sprina @rope, 8m. Ut.
Sobusruo ira @ilmiugton og W.
e. Wtoe fra Sofob Iom GeIegnter
til 0iItrift8fonpentionen | Muffin og
StutSfuupcntiouen / minneapolis,
ner oibolote$ bcubolbSpis bcn 16oe
oe t7oe Tpril. &eb Gountpfonpcn.
tiouen pcotoQcS Der 6eiolutioner,
huori ubtolteS Silfrcbsbeo meo
R~ooicpelts Administration iontt Gil
IIutnina til @m. s.. Cats &auoton'
tllr for 1rriioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

Sbcr Sobecf fra Horo Eofoto
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Der Nartin Sobecf.
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StatSuniperiitetet | @inneapolis
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hor paret biennie oper Ioaife fra
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ban ituoerer Sngenisrfaset.
Sreo ambIi reiite Manoaas
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heroppe nogle Tiger paaa @eies hos
Mrs. amblis SorRlore, Nr. og
WfrS. Chr. 2ien.
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na 2ouiIe. ifaI ioiten (Manbog) Ser.
lteos rgteoies iii GuoIep 8ilo Sig.
giS. Yrofesior Rreiis er reiit Der.
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Sirsbaa giten iioite llge par
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meb Gamer Nr. % Yirs. Ben
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UT Der tilbraetes en- meget
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ger ii9 ielp. Mr. oa Mrs. Bear
mobto9 upIig fra fine Spiaerisnner
eli @oue beitaoenoe al en- iieloen %
fnitbar 5ono9raf eller Wiiiifoaaie,
Der aieugiper Sangnumre at Ser.
6ens met bcrsmte Sangere % Sonr
ocrinber ioa lipfuIot og nsingtie,
TOM ON man bopbe Weitrenc ielp Tor
fig, og "Suren"s 5olf er meget be.
geiitret oper, bpao Oennc "aunitner"
rrGiterebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
she Minneiata snnpinapian Meliei

asiuriatipn bar betnIt til fsl9enoe afs
psoe Yeeolentmers Nrotr9er: 1907
12te Sob, Carl 3. Sobnion. Siour 9th,
Soma, $1,000; 12te SOB, Sortel Snrs
Lamb, 2~iSgeripoob, q. SAT, $500; 12te
Rou., gIof 9orbaniit, 8ortbin8toit,
Rim., $1,000; 15be Roo., Sobu abIs
itrom, minneapolis, Rimn., $500; 1Sbe
giop., Dors. Gin Srea, Chicago. ST.,
$500; lobe Nop., Sfpunte InberioiI
8anSolpb, @inn, $4,000; 21be Rop.,
arel @ricsipn, 9ermiuion 9. Sal,
$1,000; 4oe Sec, 8uitaf Samneliou,
Chicago, 81, $1,000; 2ben Sec, Gls
bert Is. Nnnimt, minneapolis, Rinu.,
$4,000; 9be Sec, 0irs. Selma g. Sobn1
ion, quito, Seras, $1,000; lobe Sec,
So6n Sebbera, Riuneapolis, Rimn.,
$1,000; 12te Sec, Rebr NilSIon, South
Sapen, Mfinn., $4,000; ABE Sec, 8reta
R. 0sprion, Superior, isis, $500; 18oe
Set, 8. 8. Scrgitrem, 8acine, @is.,
$1,000; 17be Sec, Soiiis Solbers, Dftnz
~neapolis, Mium., $4,000; 1She Sec,
IrS. SobaiuM Norbbp, Stduler, 8is.,
$500; lobe Sec. Rrs. Minnie Strong,
ct. Saul, @airu.. $1,000; 2tbe Sec,
Gbas. $. SonioL Superior, &is., $500;
27be See. Srant Carlton, Sialtti,
Rim., $4,000; 1908-17oe Sam, @is
itaf SlIon, gbiiago Gitb, Riun., $1,000;
1sbe Gam, Snel RiIlnn. Rtmleapolis,
Rinn., $500; 20he Sam, Ole Srebricf>
ion, 8drmim, Mimn., $4,000; 30te
Sau., ears 2ariot1, Stocfboln, &is.,
1000; 10oc Sch, Clara aueuIta Ser9@
omit, RirmeapoIis, Rinn., $500; lobe
Sch, Gmil SIlpn, minneapolis. Rirn.,
$1,000; 25be Sch, An9uit Sobnion,
5uperipr. 8is., $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
xiteratnr.

Sra 8blbenbaI Iubliibut9 Go. | Gbts
cage bar pi mobtaeet til Gumeloelie:
saIer % Sprebra8 at DIR. sbeol. Y.
Chr. Bang, Siifop ODER 8riitiania Stitt.
8ris 95 Gents. Sorfatterens bsit ariete
Rapn er uaturligois en- Bergen for. at
bette CT en- BOG. Tom enbper firfeli9 int
teresIeret 9erion bill blipe 9lno |. Sen
inoebpIber bl. a. tire Winbetaler oner
Sans @ilien gauge ipm bort ftrfes
Itse 9rgfplt iittert bill finoe i9rlig irrtes
resiante, nemlis mi Gauges aanoelige
8ieunembritb ben ste April 1895; pep
@inbeieiten for Saii9e pua 8auroen
Gauge / Sune Den 2obe SUM 1895 o8
peb Gfilsringen af Gauges Sdlta pua
Srebtpeot i 1904.
Ser er besuben 2igtaIer, ianleoes beb
0i9teren ginies % Siifop 9eud's 2iss
ferS; SnDpieliestaler 90 Practitioner og
Gale beS Saffesubstieneiten BEN 7be Sea
ceruber 1905 idutt Deb &ongetrpningen |
Srnnbbiem ben 22be Suni 1906.