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BoYLE-ou November %. 1SOs at his rsssts9ess so,
OF Katherine Kennedy Boyle
BFIGss1 Ssh ms city .udsay o. DsesS .Sr A
PHILADELPHIA papers please copy
oEA aI- ~ asE hone IN Tsnay y = q N Ne. az
l-ether and Mary v Cha2n F-1srs. servises = 3ss
Burial on Thursday in Greenwood Csraslery-
cqLL .g Soy-as 90 2lsaa, e .19 ss4
son o. Catherine Collins and the ls-e John Colll1s.
. attend ths funeral from hs late rss.ienes Jsrtsao
TG-nDfse. MIneoia. L 1. OF THURSDAY al 70 l. n
l7tsrmsnt. Holy Cross Cerae-srg-
COxE-Fuaersl services % Dr. Davies COKE OK Ss~
t2ES ci.y vac died a. Dresden Sgy77s ~ =
s ssr49Ss' at convenience Of family FA'' ann
7lney beIoSe4 iF y ISs resssy Heazirss Ssd
friends are respecrv invited 70 attend re lnsraI
from The residence q her mother No So Pa-S
p IateFrnsnt Holy cross Csnsrery, Flat6Gsh-
DoRzALIEULx-At her residence MS cry: Ties
Laura woico5f low Or Marie Thlopalie dcTs1ae9lx
Ions fsiaaf RsaS,ve e= aIf s-srs sss ars IN
Xlsed 20 a5,snd ne f1nera5 services A. ns- FsaGses
o.eioek- Ia5sr1aeat At & Mays chazzs ssT0ors-
Z kindly omit foF-rs
DoEiing -
DysoN-on December T. ~ his rsstdenee. Va 1sSs
husband Of Mary z H1is5-
FINKEN-Nover5er % 1908. Adelt1s Finksa. vfao7y
friends respectfully invited % attend rae funeral
from her late residence e5e BusfVfck
Brooklyn "Wednesday afternoon 80 o,eiocz-
GoETz-On TUESDAY. December l. 1905 ths 2sts
year q n,s sse- Joseph il oei2ye9 son OF JoSs2a
ana E-izaoeth tEoeTz- Funerz- -rletY a. . p Il
InterneuJ Evergreen Cemetery. Brooklyn
TvINs-AgnsS Thomas Bran, vie O. Ausustas 4
WINS. AZ Hotel Walcw1ot- November 81. II r1e 54t1
year Of her Funeral services viii - held az St
inoIt4S tEercnr sd and ril-1 ave- Nelleaf7aJ
morning at IL o'clock Lockpcrr N p papers please
KREMENTz resi- on sunday. N9zemser p 1eOs "a
Jones. wife OF Richard --r-n=uyz. aEed X ~
neral services VII BE- bed q hzr fzrhers
F1elrry = Jones E1 5hl Mount Pr0spec- ave- N=NarA
y } on Wednesday. December , az p ID
MCACLLEY-On Noven6e- 80. 1873 az the washtnsuoa
gauilsy, in his T5ch Ln-eru-eut az Cfrans1lss
RLCI5AF5s-o9 SovsIoer i 19os az PIa5ss9q-s Bar
Olver E5wsr5s Mary James Richards, vie q ne aIa
Colonel William v Richards. O. s A
WATSON-At SIa1chescer. VI. Monday Sover1bsr
50. after short illness llbe-. daughter q
Mara L and ~ 1ts joan r y a5so1 sii 49, sss
wees az = Incnass church Welres-aJ- -eee11osk
2 Al $50 a. Inle-uleut a. Woo,i-aWn
WETHERILL--Ou Tuesday. December Z. 1905.
city % New York Aave annette WIDOW % ths Lzrs
J Lawrence Snl-tn- ~ -Fiir1r7Nn Long lsianG- ~
neral services VIII be held Church q rhs Tra1s
1870 0'clOck- Interu-eut Perslraeu. Penn
tOGiciaIl
DEP AETMENT OF STATE Wasntrgton- D c
Novemb=r 50 199SIu1o--uarion has Been received az
Consul Al Florence. IraIv. or death %
November. 1905 at Florence. L-aiy. q JOSIAH Wsoo
legal -epresercattves ~ the deceased Obtain
fur5ler Information y APPLYING % ms dspa-Jlsn-
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LOVING CUP FOR LEO STEVENS.

A Leo Stevens. the aeronaut, received last night
from the Aero Club of America a silver loving cup
IN making the presentation A Holland Forbes
vice-president of the club. said that Nr Stevens
was the man who has probably done more than
any other advance aeronautics in this country"
A resolution, 10 be forwarded TO President
Roosevelt was passed unanimously. 1t requests
the President 10 call the attention Of Congress 10
the advisability Of providing sufficient eunds
IA bIish aeronautic plants commensurate with those
If other countries Lieutenant Frank = Lahrn
said there was hope in Washington that Congress
mis- winter would appropriate 500 600 for utic
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OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS MARY BISsELL. wife Of Eugene BlsseH a
wholesale auctioneer. died yesterday at her home
No 30 Berkeley Place, BROOKLYN The funeral VIII
be held tomorrow at o'clock.
ROBERT P LETHBRIDGE. vfCe-president Of the
raaI estate firm Of johnson * Higgins died yester
dav at his home No pa Gates avenue, Brooklyn
He was A member of the ATnphion Society, the
crescent and the Union League clubs.
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MUSICAL FOR s'NAI BIRTH.

The Independent Order Of the Bnai Birth will
give musical entertainment, 10 be followed BY
dance, at the Hotel Savoy, on Saturday evening
December Y. The programme will include the pres
entation Of two musical payIets. '"Traurarei' and
A Sacrifice by Hans KrOnoId and his company.
Victor Ballard will sing the Toreador song from
Carmen The object is TO raise a fund To be de-
voted TO immigrant relief work
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Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employee
Do you want desirable help QUICELT2
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications Of selected sspirants for
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RICHARD CROKER HIPPoDRoME GUEST
Sees Children in Birdland Chorus and Chorus
Girl Fit Into Air.

EILI tIL- ITO -AII.
Richard Croker paid his first visit 10 the Hip
podrome last night occupying a box as the guest
Of E c. Potter and Lee Shubert two of tn pro-
prletors Of the big playhouse In the party were
also Justices .O'GOrr1au and Mccall. John Fox.
president of The Democratic Club and Nathan
Straus. During the inCermissiOn Mr.. Croker and
MS party were escorted behind the scenes by Ar.
Potter and Mr.. Shubert. They passed through The
dressing room of the little boys and girls getting
ready for the bird ballet, and Mr. Croker stopped
10 shake hands with the nightingaJes. bIaCkbrCs,
IhrusheS, swallows and other specimens of Hip
podCume birdland- As Mr.. Croker was leaving the
stage one Of the aerial ballet girls said Going
up. and I'D she went. much to the ANA cement
OF the TammaDy Chieftain- At the end OF the per
f2rmance the orchestra struck up 'Tammany'' and
The Star-Spangled Banner and the audience
arose and apPlauded Mr. Croker ne and his
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GOVERNOR NAMES DELEGATES.

Albany, Dec 1--GovernOr Hughes announced to-
dav that he had appointed the following delegates
10 represent New York State the Rivers and
FIarbors Congress 10 be held in Washington, on
December g to Il: Seth Low, New York; Robert
J mcfarland. Brooklyn; John D. Herman, Utica
Frederick C Stevens. State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works and Edward II Butler, Buffalo.
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JUSTICE BOWLING DIES
Municipal Court Judge SuccaH1bs to
Old Pneumonia Attack.

Edward c. Downing, sustiee of the Municipal
Court Brooklyn. died early yesterday morning at
the home OF his family physician. DR.. Hubbard
Mitchell No TAT Madison avenue Manhattan Mr..
Downing heart was affected by attack OF pneu-
uonia, from which he suffered two months ago
He was then staying with his sister, Mrs Luke
Doyle No 242 Monroe street Brooklyn He was
few times after the attack OF pneumonia, the
last time being at the dedication OF the Prison Ship
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DR.. BULL HAS RESTLESS DAY

Dr.. G. H Wynkoop, one of the attending ply
sicians Of Dr.. William T Bun who is seriously
I'll at the Hotel Plaza said last night the surgeon
had spent a restless day but that there vas no
material change IN his condition
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The storm mas movement down the St Law
renee valley but local rains in the South
nd nuTries region fair
prevailed Eeneray this size OF the Rockies
and cold pushing south
and as already caused decided fall
middle states,
tsesrraf eastward 20 the ANegban!es- The
-zr1rerntre begun rise IN the extreme
force oI ne tpi wave alIes LeeL
broken IN that section
--e fDdtca lions fair weather practically all
districts be decidedly colder Nednesday IN the
Southern states bug rising temperature
80 Sc In over trans-Upper Mississippi region
reSdsv and generally the middle states THURSDAY
- So fair will all a
Eis r7rfion @ country for several days
"wednesday for European ports will
- r-.sE 10 rYong nds cleartrx and colder
yVesrher 10 the Grand Banks
re winds along New England coast viii be fresh 70
~ middle northwest
Atlantic moderate northwest.
Isl c-tlf moderate northeriy on TIE vast Glf
easL 5sara 10 northeast. the lower lakes diminish
e IN the upper lakes moderate west becon-
ne Isnhr ana variable
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem Grand Cen
trial station. Webster jerome trolegs and
By $3.50 up Telephone ass Cfrz-1srcZ
FOR Book OF Views representative.
once 20 East 33d St New York Cttg
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pRoEEssoR sANFoRp's CONDITION

The condition OF Professor Samuel 5. Sanford, Of
Yale University who is seriously III at hts home,
No 30 West sd street IL was said late last night,
was unchanged Il was said that he was extremely
weak and that the crisis in his illness had not been
reached.
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK z CAMPBELL 4+l-3 West go 81 Chapefs.
Private and public aIubuances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the woridyiEs-<noVTn unds--
taker Only place q business. Srh and I9ta
s. LarEest IN the world Tel Ie+ ant 1e5 Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-02

Highest temperature yesterday. - aesl Issf YEAR
corresponding dAte O. IS 49,
S. average corresponding date OF last ui'
local forecast. Fair to-day and THURSDAY ceclcsdiy
calder to-day. nrodarata northwest winds
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COUNTRY WILL REJOICE
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIished Tri-Weokly Tribune without extra
charge
Archibald Josiah " bowling. EDWARD c
Htssell. Mary NJ Dyson. John 7.
BIauveit. Anna T p. FInksn. Adens
Boyle, Andrew GoetZ Joseph.
Briggs. William l. Agnes b
chaplin. Frances z kremeutZ Elsie 7
Michael + AcLauley. " .llLaln
Davies Richards. J.
Delaney, Katherine Mabel
u DremieilN. Lama W Wetherll. A
BIsSELL-Suddenly. Tuesday. December l. Mary
NJ. beloved wife OF Eugene BsseH Funeral from
her late residence 10 Berkeley Place. Brooklya
Thursday December 8. . o'clock. p m kindly
omit flowers
BLAUNELT-At Peruont y. Y, Monday morning.
veHbsE so. la+H, Anna T P. wife Of Jacob Il BIau--
Welt and daughter % the Horatio G. and Anna c
Przh Funeral private London and Paris papers
please eeSSa -
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ELIHU ROOT FOR SENATOR.
HONORNG TIE STATE

From The Utica Observer DEM
That Mr. Root viii be the choice Of the TeeisIa-
rure when It assemblies next January there is no
shadow Of doubt and in honorlnE 1Ir Root the
itself
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for speciai 1oeA''i'N' N'-71-4SN u
-1Its ,atr to-day and THURSDAY decidedly colder
a.. moderate northwest winds
rror Delaware New Jersey Eass4T aEa
York to-day ana aOrsoay decidedly
- -ssv- moderate northwest Wits
F-Cr New England, fair to-,laF a4- -'''' 'e1+No1S
i'd 10 -fav- Tesh winds
Vsssfern New York, fair to-1ay. win eolrr IN
,s,.rp rortfon. THURSDAY fair. west winds becoming
light and variable
Local Official RecOrd.-The following ollciaI record
from the weather shows the ehAsts ii Inc Lsin
rersture for tWenty-touf h'uFA' III
vg,rt the corresponding date OF last year;
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THE TRIBUNE viii sent ty mail 70 1uy address n
this country abroad address changed
desired Subscriptions o. given reg-1.aP
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SINGLE COPIES
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For all points United States lIe--co gou-s1s
Of BorougEs Of Maintain and The
Cuba Prrto Hawaii and the Philippines without
ext for tlrei=C postage
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wOoDRUFFs SENSIBLE DECISION

VERY general approval from all over the state
viii go cut 70 Mr.. Woodruff because Of his sensible
decision He VIII be congratulated and cCr-ot-
mented and can claim that he has rendered ais
party a substantial service The prospect Of hav-
ing Ehhu Root rs the United States Senator from
New York is one which VIII please almost every
body
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For points Europe ana al countries the Cni-
vers4i Poslal Union TIE TRIBUNE WI Be mailed a.
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UNDER HAPPY CIRCUMSTANCES

From The New York Globe
1Ir. Woodruff. however mistaken ne may have
been. doubtless sincerely thought he rad good
chance, an1 there should he disposition 70
withhold from him credit for having shown
HlaguaniEuoUs spirit. Largely through him AIr
Roct VIII enter the Senate under circumstances
happier than if he had reached mis- seat after
struggle.
"ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL
From The Watertown Times
AIRS well that ends well M Root has moi asked
for the Office He has only said that IL the people
wanted him ana expressed such wish through
their representatives, in the Legislature he would
accept. The organization has held aIcOf until see
ing that the people We're in no temper 10 De trined
with gracefully yielded.
COUNTRY WILL REJOICE
From The Troy Times
This state and the entire country viii rejoice in
the selection. by complete vote Of his party 81
so great a statesman Elhu Root TO represent
New York in the Senate. Among al the giants or
n Senate the past there has been none 70
slIrpass Mr.. Root in knowledge OF constitutional
Law in acquaintance with the nations resources
achievements and purposes in c!earuess and cogen-
e. of statement or IN oroadmindcd patriotism.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE washington D c
-Ovemb=r So I9GS-Iuroruari1u has seer received az
his Department from NJ A quay. American
1EsUl Florence. ITALY. death cns 9Th %
;ovember 1905 Florence. L-aiy. q JOSIAH WsoD
rchibald. American ~f-tze1-
The legal represe- ~ the deceased cbCa11
1rJler information by applying this department
Per despatch No IS dated November 10 1875.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

llbpifIingen al Siammeng aonnibnI-
isme. De itsrite Nfenneifeorgier fin.
Der aItib Steo pao Siber at anret,
bpor anoet Ajso CT ponifeIigit at OPP
oripe. 8 MegeIen er bet arigsfanger,
or0bte SLENDER eller nosen al Stam.
mems eane apinoer, iom ofres. Sele
Stammen iamles, be iinge apinoer
trpoer impffet meo HerIer og Sob.
berbalsbaono og ialpet meo peIlig-
tenoe Solper IND / areoien al bet
~oanienoe, iiblenoe oa lnrmenoe Solf.
Somtamilagene orsnner giennem
Sfogen. @l9oesbaaI tRnbes rnnbt
ON % beIpier De fanoitiife Sfiffelier.
Eluoielig lpoer ct SignaI, ale Itpr-
ter lbs paa Sfrene, iom | ct gieblif
n~eoidbIes % parteres. Sper iaar tit
Stpffe at 8isoet % bRrer Oct meb
til i'm Spite for at fortGre oct. s
&egelen maa mon nsie iig meb 0e.
gerfisb. aieoet al Ell gnropper err
lang finere % mere belimogenbe;
men bet er en- iielben % farlis Deli.
fatesie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
Sor. Staters profoenter

Der bleu fra pisie SoIo giort Den
Taaitanb, at @roper Glepelano la
fig op MiGioner Dollars, mems ban
bar Br9iibent. Der er blepen
fremboIbt / poIitiife SaIer og /
gIaoortifler, at ban bopoe lagt fla
op en- Sormie paa 8 Wiuioner COL
lars, oa ban bar Yr9iibent. Wen
ban bsoe f%orbolospis uformlenoe.
gi tr9nser intet bebre gepis paa, at
Gaoitanoen bar uboIobar. Set bar
iimpeltben en- onoifabsfuIb 2sgn, at
Cleveland benpitet fig al fin Yr9ii.
oentitiaing for at iamle &igbom.
Sorenebe Staters Er9iioenter bar
altio ielpitGnoige, b9oerIige W9nb.
26 W9no bar inbebapt oct bsie @m.
beoe; men ingen az Dem er meb
9runo Bit beifpIot for rerIigbeo.
Rietisnof gift Der | lin Sio SiItorier
ON, at @rant itob | Sorbinoelie meo
ben ~iaafaIote "@ulbring"; men man
bar intet SIa9s gepis for, at iaa bar
Silf9loet. Se, iom bar granifet ben
Sag paa bet %grunoigIte, bar aItio boz.
ret enige ON, at Grant par iuloiten.
Dig uifploig. Sra @aibineton iii
Hoolepelt bar Ri en- H9ffe af Iaa 9r.
Iise, bGoerlige, ielpitanoige og
ilegennpttige Ienb, JON nogen Sea.
ton fam oppiie.
81 fan ba bapt itipnaffeoe Sr9-
~iioenter. 9e fan Ia p9ret SeiIere
oe bar bel begaaet Wisgreb ibIanbt.
9e fan ba giort, bpab De life ifuIoe,
.og er ga bIit baarot bsmte af fine po.
litiife Wooitanoere, itiinbpm ogiaa
at I9no % 8liffe | oct Barti, Der
palgte Dem til oct bsie Gmbeoe. Sa,
oct benbte oeiaa altfor tibt, of De fit
bsre ilbe for Sanolinser, iom hi mn
peo bar baaoe gooe og prisperbige.
Wten enbnu er oct life bIit bepiit, at
Ell amerifanif Br9iibent benpttet Zig
al Jim Sitting for perionlig @inbin9
og Sprbel. Sffe en- al Dem la en-
Dollar til i'm Sormue peb of be-
nptte fig al Jim Ragt og Sitting
eller peo at spe SnoflpoeIie paa Sop.
gipningen, bpao en- uarlie Yreiioent
let flnoe gisre. S ben Senieenoe
bar bore Brpiioenter pGret WGnb,
iom enbper 9ation funoe bore itolt
al. Der er 8eprblifer, iom life fan
iige oct famine ON mango af fine
GrGiioenter, Der, affurat iom hos os,
ofte bar fonne af fattis Stanb, men
life iom bore bapbe bpgget op iterf
NOT &arafter til at frnne mooitaa
SriiteIierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
Gpentprilottet t Wpren.

Sra Snbien melbes ON Sp6aeeI.
ien Of ct sammelt SALADS, Der life I
aarbunoreber er blit betraaot Of no.
get Memeife. Salabiet ligser I
99rbeoen at observation-disclosures Sill
Ger. Sfslae en- ganrmel 9eretning
opitob ber-for Garburbreoer iioen en-
flor og ~uieiernemtr9neelig Wtpr
runbt ON 8aIaoiet, til bpilfet en- Of
gengalens ttbligere @ipernsrer en-
Song for mango aar iioen ifal bape
ieet at bane fig Sci; ban maatte
imiolertio opeipe Sorisget, on bans
gIefanter life funbe forcere Morao-
Jet. Ser planl9gges mi en- @fspeOi-
tion pr. gallou no til Def gomIe go
Iabs, og en- &ismano / &alfiitta ifal
bdpe itilet Ell flor &apital til &aa-
6igbe6 iNben anIebning.
esnS "Ietorat. Soften" til eIRst oe genner
| bet gduIIe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

Der: @ab! Iabl @ab! os iom
tror, at 10 mere De ipiier, oeito it9r-
fere, iunoere og lpffeligere er be,
mango af De pngre tror oeiaa paa
oenne fulbitenbise taabelise Spfat.
telie. Wenneifet leper 10 aloris al,
bpao bet ipiier, men al bpab bet for.
hsier. Sor nogle @ar iiben fom en-
ibpre mager 8atient til Sorfattereit
al bisie 2inier. San Iepebe / en- ita-
rig &aoiel for at bs al Cult; ban
fpiite 5 q 6 gobe Maaltiber ON Ga
gen, og trobs al ben eobe Wab bar
ban aaigepel bore Sfino % Ben;
10 ntagrere ban bIep, beito berre aao
ban, og oeitominbre forbsieoe ban,
iaa bet bar let at iige, bporlebes bet
bilbe bore enbt, bpis life Ell bapbe
Itaniet BAN og operbepiit BAN ON
9aarifaben | bans Sremgungsmaas
&c. Com ban itoo Der, Ing al Sor.
ipisning, men rbitenoe Of Sfr9f for
at % af Cult, maatte man fonrme til
at t9nfe paa 8eretninsen ON De ipp
agpptiife maere 8isr, Der iIugte De
ipp feoe lioen ielp at bline febere. Sa
ban fom paa TO baglige Waaltiber
heftaoenoe al Ietforbsielig Soft
minoifebe ban life alene life / 8aet;
men ban laebe paa fig oper ct gi,no
en- 9asen / fere Tiger. On minbre
Wanebe pelforosiet Ssoe bopbe alt.
iaa for bam iom for enbper atoen ell
Ianet itsrre @9rbi END en- flor
W9nsbe, ser for Stsritebeler fun
beibGreoe acknowledgements.
Wen oct er life aIene De elore, oct
er ogiaa De alerpngite / Slegten,
iom misbanoles. @sange @sbre gi-
Der fine gsrn Iao, iaa mart De
gr9ber, ioet De amer oct for etoet,
at Den lille grocer for at faa Iab,
meoens Sanbbeben er Den, at 9ur.
net ofte srGoer, forbi oct alIereoe
bar facet for meget. Raar WapeiGf-
fen fsrit er blepen bonnet til at
taale Outstanding, er MGtbeosfs.
lelien life lensere nogen goo Rette-
inor. s iaabanne Silf9lbe er BET
berfor nsbpenbigt at fslge en- fpnoig
S9ges Haab.
gt man life bebsper at 9nqites
for at peolieebolbe gobt Sulb og
qobe arefter, oct Ter man 10 al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

mango Menneifers praftife grfa.
ring. Spiier man berfor meaet Ga
ttltroos berfor alieepel life saer /
geat, ct Der noget anoet, iom er
forflert; men forsorigt er arbeibs-
cpnen fnloitenois iaa goo en- geiIe-
Der meo Senipn til &oitens SiIitref.
feligbeo iom gGgten, og bpis man
flot life er aItfor mager, iaa bebs.
TER man life at ifiGnfe gegtipsres.
maalet iaa flor Spmerfiombeo, iaa.
l9nge man er | geiiobelie at fort
Selbefinbenbe % uom9rfet grbeios-
epne. ("Sunobebsblaoet").
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
Den eyIone MiooeIpei

, Oct er panifeliet UNDER mango
Sorboio at finbe gplbne WiboeIpeie
'os life minbit inbtr9oer benne Ban.
iteIigbeo for mango @enueifer, naar
oct gi9Ioer beres S~sbemGngoe. S
garnle Gage poaitob man ganife pitt,
at ct cipiliieret Wemleife life furrbe
lepe uoen i'm Wiooa9; men hi tror
life oeito minbre, of mango Wfenne.
ter life alere piloe lepe, men lepe
me9et bebre, beriom De life fit iaa
mango gobe Miooaee. Ge Ienneifer,
iom ipiier iaa mango gooe Nttboage,
faar ofte fsr eller ienere ielp ct tpbe.
ligt Snbtrpf beraf. Saalebes fom
ior uo9en Sio iioen en- Niooagsel.
fer til 5orfatteren og logbe: "Siere
9ofturl fan De eisre ltot for mig2
Seq isIcr mig Hap oa iisieI, iea bar
Get riatig oaarligt, og Iariagen Den
fan ieg IeIp icrt9lle Gem: Seq bar
! nit 2ip ipiit altior mango aobe
Miooage." 9esuGrre bar ban life
mere til at bi9lpe. Seo of fomme
paa rotioneI Si9t beorebes Silitan.
zen noget; men fort Sin eiter osoe
Ian rammet al ct SiertelIag.
Gn bersmt S9se iagoe engarlg, at
aienbsaierninger bapbe o~uerosuiIt
bom ON "at mSertioen fremfalote
iorticrte Sauer meo Senipn til
Spite iuIot iaa meaeu SpaSom iout
o~IfoboIiife Sriffe." 90 oct er 10
noget, iou enbper SGge peo, at Sor'
ipiSnina Iigser peo &oben til Ell bel
Gel al De Snoer, iom mango Wen.
neifcr iuffer mtoer. Spis Remefe.
il9sten / iprriee Tarbunoreoe paa
mango anore Maaoer arbeioeSe Jig
no al Suertorer, iad tit Den ianoeli9
til @ieusiGlS eli goo Tcrtion Soer.
fro poa megen @ao, % Oct er life
aIene DC GIore @emelter. iom raa.