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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23
MORRELL PICNIC
Great SUCCESS
ARMY OF PACKING HOUSE EN-
PLoYEs AND FRIENDS EN-
JOY OUTING.
HAVE GOOD
Tired Crowd Tell Of Good Time Had
at EIdon- Cellar Wins Ball
Game From Killing Gang
is to 2.
HAVE GOOD PROGRAM

The gala crowd of Morrell picnic
kers who went to Eldon yesterday are
a tired and weary looking bunch to-
day as they plod about their tasks at
the great plant in h east part OF
the city. But think of the cause OF
the WEAKNESS. 1t was worth it, they
all say, and are ready to take up again
the threads where left off Monday
evening and glide along in the same
old groove as previously. But few of
the p%icnickers failed to respond to the
call of the whistle when seven o'clock
sounded at the packing house this
morning.
The cutting crowds that numbered
thousands were a happy though tired
lot as they stepped from the trains
last evening. The first train left FL
don returning home at s p. M, and ar
rived mere half an hour later. The
last train left the picnic city at 1880
and thus all were landed home in good
season.
Many Trains.
The trains on leaving here yester-
day morning began to arrive at Eldon
at about 1880 a. M, where they were
met by a large reception committee
headed by the mayor and consisting
Of the aldermen and representative
citizens Of the place. A band was al
so on hand to escort the party to the
picnic grounds. By the time the las,
train had arrived all was in readiness
for the beginning Of the program
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

W. M. Smith of 100 South Ransom
street left last evening for EddyVilie;
where he will make Q visit with
friends.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23
From Wednesdays Daily.
Clutches and bed pans at Sargent's

Clutches and bed pans at Sargent's.
Wanted-Woman for stenograpic
and Office work. Hours from 8 to 6.
Good position. Apply at once. Short
hand, care Courier.
Miss Jessie Lemon of Eddyville, has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Snow, 1895 West street.
Mrs. G. R. Shook of Fremont passed
through the city from her home en-
route to Hanston, Kan, where she
will visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Florence and Mime Bay, TO
West Main street, left this morning on
the Burlington for Humeston, where
they will visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Snyder of SOB
Clinton ave., left this morning on the
Milwaukee for Trenton, where they
were called by the illness of their
daughter.
Mrs. Frank Schreckengost Of Keo-
sauuua is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
e. Platt, GIT East Main street. Mrs.
Schreckengost will visit relatives In
Freeport and Galesburg, Ill, before re-
turning home.
Rubber %urinals, day and night at
Sargent's.
Mrs. F. Dodd of Belknap passed
through the city this afternoon from
Red Oak, where she has been visit
ing friends, en- route to her home.
Mrs. D. Biggs returned to her home
In Chillicothe this afternoon, after
visiting at the home of Mrs. M. Eng
lish of East Fifth street.
T. j. Miller, of North Market street
yesterday closed afreal estate deal 81
Agency in which his town property
consisting of a house and lot, was
sold TO Fred Smith for the sum o.
$1,000. Smith halls from Illinois and
is soon to move into his newly &C
quired property.
No matter what kind of schemes
are taken by others, you will not BIZ
disappointed II you trust your sho'
business with us. Church Shoe Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23
Tri-W Weekly Courier
HANGIN ADDRESSES.

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give thu name Of
the Postofice to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Postoffice
where they desire 1t to be changed to.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

Rev. DIR. Bowman. His first pastoral
charge was as rector Of Christ church,
Greenburg, Pa, which he assumed
Immediately after ordination.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Tuesdays Daily.
Sargent fits trusses right.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Sargent fits trusses right.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Miss Maggie Amsbury Of Hiteman
returned to her home this afternoon
after spending the day in the city on
business.
Mrs. 8. A. Neff Of Charlton arrived
in the city this afternoon on Burlsng-
ton No. 6, to visit at the home of her
son L. G. Neff, 620 Church street.
Mrs. Carrie Lusch and daughter,
Grace, and Mrs. Ada Butler. all OF
S%igourney, stopped over night with
Mrs. Kinsey Jordan Jr., 317 South
Moore street.
F1yocuro drives flies from stock.
Sargent's.
Miss Tecy Pierson, who has been
visiting at the home of A. B. Perriott
of 542 West Second street, returned
to her home in Eldon this morning.
Mrs. Halla Wilkins of Dudley arriv-
ed in the city this afternoon on Bur
lington No. 6 to spend a short time
visiting at the home of E. B.. wilkins.
103 South Delta street.
Mrs. G. B. Stump of Chillicothe re-
turned to her home this Afternoon on
the Burlington after spending the day
in the city trading.
Shoe Fly keeps flies from stock.
Sargent's.
Miss Tecla Richardson returned to
her home in Hiteman this afternoon
after visiting a short time in the city
and shopping.
Mrs. M. B. Lemley passed through
the city this afternoon on Burlington
No. 6 from Sigourney where she has
ben visiting, IN route to her home in
Chillicothe.
Stock foods, all kinds at S%argents.
Miss Ruth Warner passed through
the city this afternoon on Burlington
No. 6 from Alba at which place she
has been visiting enroute to her home
2 Agency.
Miss Kate Richards of Hines return
ed to her home this afternoon after
visiting with friends In Rutledge.
Flies do not worry the stock when
our "Shoo Fly is used. Crescent Drug
Store.
Wanted-Woman for ~stenograpic
and Office work. Hours from 8 to 6,
Good position. Apply at once. Short
hand, care Courier.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

Wanted-Woman for stenograpic
and Office work. Hours from 8 to 6.
Good position. Apply at once. Short
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

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Miss Jessie Lemon of Eddyville, has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Snow. 1895 West street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

10c gra6s Ladies'
brown and gray nd
mixed hose pair "
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-23

Flies do not worry the stock when
our "Shoo Fly" is used. Crescent Drug
Store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
JUDGE COWELL ACTS
Goes Bail For Girl Wbo Was About 10 Be Sent 10 Russia.

Judge George II. CowelI of the district court Is going tO be Santa Claus to Sadie Goldberg, whose home was away over the ocean in the heart of Russia, in kishnefi, the scene of terrible murders and massacres. At present Sadie Is in Ellis Island and Uncle Sam Is wondering what 10 no | with her. If he allows her to land he will violate the laws of the coun- | try, for Sadie Is a child of l4 years, an orphan in the complete sense or the expression, and if he sends her | away over the thousands of miles of ocean and land he will violate the laws of humanity. That's the pickle | Uncle Sam is in and Judge Cowell comes to his assistance.
 Sadie's father and mother and sis ters and brother were murdered in one of the outbreaks of the military in Kishneff and she herself came near being murdered also. She was so small that she crept into hole where the terrible eyes of the Em- peror Nicholas's soldiery could not see her. She would have passed un- observed had she not left a trail of blood, and this prompted the sabre of an inqusitive soldier, and wound across her forehead and another one more terrible on her left arm tell tho
 tale of his curiosity. When peace
 was restored the little girl found her
 father and mother, her sisters and 1 brother, weltering in their blood on the hearthstone of their dismantled home. After a while she got away. She crept across the border into
 Prussia, stole her way to the seaport and on board an American liner and 1 in this way landed in Ellis Island. The laws of the country forbid hoy
 landing because she might become q
 burden upon the charities of what ever community she might go to, sh , | being without friends or relations. Yesterday Attorney Philip Bern stein told this story in the office of the district court while the jury was | having a breathing spell and Judge COwell was having a smoke The story had got into the newspapers and aroused Dr Francis Bacon of ! New Haven.
 You write to Dr Bacon and tell 1 him 1 will give Uncle Sam whatever ball he wants, $2,000 or $3 900, that Sadie will not become a public bur den," said Judge Cowell to Attorney Bernstein.
 So MT Bernstein wrote Dr Bacon l about the judges kindness and AL | bert White, d cousin of the lawyer. took the letter to the doctor The | doctor then dispatched Mr White 90 the immigrant depot in Ellis Island to bring the forlorn little girl home to her Santa Claus, Judge Cowell, and that is the end of the story ;o | date of the flight of Sadie Goldberg from the country that made her an | orphan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of the late John J. DOnegan, who died Tuesday in Schenectady, x. r., and whose re- mains were brought here last even ing and taken to the residence of MT and Mrs Thomas F. Lunny, 64 Leav- enworth street, took place this morn ing to the Immaculate Conception church where a mass of requiem was celebrated by Father Mooney. AS the body was being borne into the church Miss Gertrude Reed rendered Beau tiful Land on High" and after the service she sang Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer" The bearers were Jeremiah Devine, Timothy r. Con way, John Bagley John r. Calvin, Philip Fitzpatrick and William liar ney. The out of town relatives in at tendance included Mr and Mrs Ed ward Sheehan of Danbury, Mrs NJ. Daily, Miss Nellie Reynolds. Mrs Philip Cowell, Miss Cowell, Mr and Mrs William Harney, all of New Ha- ven. The deceased leaves his wife, Mrs Mary DOnegan, also four chil- dren, Anna, William, John and George. The burial was in St Jo- ph's cemetery,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
Mir FOX'S Statement.

New ftaNen, Dec y 1908. To the Citizens of Connecticut. The election court ordered by Judge w. L. Bennett of the superior court in response to my petition against MT Lilley is the direct result of my public promise made to Mr Lilley in the last week of the cam paign, when he complained to me that his enemies were using corrupt means to defeat him, and asked if l were going to enforce the law.
 It is the first instance known to ne where court, framed on the English or Canadian model has been established in the United States For thirty years this means of purifying elections has done a noble work in those countries. Last week nearly thirty such petitions were brought by defeated candidates in the, province of Quebec. We are now to have a test whether public opinion here is as jealous and brave for purity in elections as in England If it is. then l am hopeful that most eff cient means for purifying the fOun- tain of power in a democracy has been permanently incorporated into our statute law To that end, every citizen, irrespective of party, and es- means. should do his best to make the court successful, by giving me any information that comes to him of cor rupt practices.
 It should be clearly understood that this is a court, not for the pros ecution of any one, but for the di- agnoslS and cure of cancer in the body polite. No prosecuting officer, but only private council can take part in it. It can punish no one. It's sole duty with all it's powers is to find out the truth and put it on rec ord in the office of the secretary of state. No witness testifying before this court can be prosecuted for any thing he says, except for perjury. As long as he tells the truth he is safe from harm.
 earnestly beseech every citizen 10 whom the welfare of the state is dear to assist in bringing to light the facts, so that the investigation may be thorough. impartial and complete If MT Lilley be innocent he should be vindicated. and his innocence shown beyond the slightest question If he or his political agent be guilty then let that guilt be exposed to the public with equal thoroughness and clearness. What I. and am sure. all good citizens desire. is the truth. the whole truth and nothing but the truth"
 GEORGE L. FOX
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
TIMELY TOPICS.

Ehrlich, Rockwell X Forester have sale of suits that will interest women. Splendid values at $15.
 H. $. Guliver gives private lessons In mathematics and the languages at his home The Model market will have ; va rieties of fresh fish for tomorrow. Freshly opened oysters 35c a quart, ] Frank, the shoeman, has high cut shoes in tan and black for men at s3.9S.
 Grieve. Bisset X Holland have their Christmas handkerchiefs ready for inspection
 ZigiatzNi- Marks have argo and cyko paper for printing your pictures All photographic gods J. G. Jackie & Son have a big line of Christmas slippers. They are having a sale on arctics. Miller X Peck are selling women g caracuI coats at $S.9>; women s tourist coats at $79H.
 helU & iiuEHtS lS HtduiudI leTS Tor books of all kinds See their drapery bargains
 The United Gas Improvement Co have a splendid collection of gas table lamps. $2SJ up.
 I. E. Mullings X Son are having great run on their light color top coats.
 Langley gives free an eight day, half hour strike. alarm clock with each Household range sold. Go-carts and GlenwOod ranges. Hampson-SeIlew will tell you the rest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10

The funeral of Charles MOnzani will be held at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the family residence on Wall street.
 Miss Winnifred C. Mcdonald died last night at the family residence, 50 Central avenue. after short illness with acute Bright's disease. She had been seriously i'll only about twelve hours. Besides her parents, Mir and Mrs T. F. Mcdonald, she leaves three sisters and one brother, Anna. kath- crime, Lucy and Gerald. The funeral will De held to the Immaculate Con ception church tomorrow morning. The remains will be taken to New Britain on the 12:l } train in charge of Undertaken LUnny.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10

High Art Ormolu Gold and Fancy
 Finished
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
DENOMINATIONS TO UNITE.
Reformed and Welsh Presbyterians tt
 Join Main Church.

Philadelphia. Dee. 10.-A joint com mittee representing the Presbyterian church, the Reformed church and the Welsh Presbyterian church has rec commended to the respective bodies a consolidation of the three denumina- tiouS.
 This is a direct result of the federal council of churches here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
KIERAN CAN'T BE FOUND.
Receiver Now Estimates Funding Com.
 pany's Liabilities at S5OO0 900.

pahyS EIabIIItIBs al To,UUU,UUU.
 Pittsburg, Dec. 10. P. l. Kieran, president of the Fidelity Funding com pany. has not yet been arrested, al though strenuous efforts were put locate him
 Echoes of the crash following his financial transactions came from Chi cago, Philadelphia. Newcastle. Pa; Braddock. Pa; Cleveland Nauyoo, H. Denver, Dallas. Tex: Spokane, Wash Toronto and other cities
 The company's liabilities are now es- timated by Receiver Gilroy at S5,0O0,- OOO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
GEORGE L. FOX

It is understood that al the hear Ing of the case Attorney Matthew A. Reynolds of New Haven will act as junior counsel The senior counsel has been decided upon but the name not vet announced. IL is reported that the man is a prominent New York lawyer with a wide reputation
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10

and belief, all the allegations of the foregoing statement are true.
 GEORGE l.. FOX. Subscribed and sworn to before me the day and year above written. MATTHEW A. REYNOLDS, Justice Of the Peace for New Haven COunty'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
POPE PIUS SEES DUCHESS.

nv NAilN O' ''' SC 'luIi0l c1 S1'Ei-
 ices Frcm English Women.
 Rome. Dec. 10,The pope. greatly restored in health. resumed his audi enCe and the Duchess of Norfolk was one of those received
 She presented to his holiness 900 chalices, the gift of 10000 Catholic women of Great Britain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

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,ino | lit Stem, par ban en- ny M1uS
9piet brGnbte enbnn | ajsfferei. %
en- apinoe Iaa M iom for neb Sioen
.af Seueen. alt bar tpit % iitat, o8
ban Itanbiet operp9loet af 5orf9r.
belle. Sapoe GsoseneeIen pGret
Der, mebens ban bar borte? san Ia
fig paa ana peo Sioen at Suitruen
&c Isftet benoes Sooe op til fit
9rpit.
- Waggie, min egen fi9re Drag
piel
Moggies grme la Tia ON bans
Sails, ban fslte benoes Soarer MOB
lin Sinh, bd bun trpftet tit gniigt
baarot MOB bans.
San er bebre, Honolo, bniifeoe
bun uroer @raao. San folot |
Gspn itrafs. otter, at on bar gaoet.
OF, tiIgip mig, bpob ieg ia til big |
min Sore % angit for at Mite
Barnet.
So, men On baooe 10 Ret, gtog.
Gle. Gu bar ieg soelost min Spfin'
Belle. Oh ifal alorig faa ie Den
mere. Ru Tiger ben berloe fnnlt I
mango Stpffer. Den bar til insen
Mptte, % ieg bar p9ret eli ltor
goare.
Sun iaa paa BAN, og ban funOe
&c poa benoe, at benbeS Ringer life
ror minore emo bans egen.
Stoffars Gonalb, bet por 10 al
@eroens 8igbom for Dig, Ia bun.
San bsiet fig ueo og fpsiet benoe.
- Rei, Iossie, al @eroens Ht9'
Dom for mig Den bar leg Der!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
90 9eres 8araplp!
SIif iffc paa SrimGrferne.

gt iIiffe paa 6rimGrfer eaer on'
Gre gummereoe BopirSloOer er aloe
les f~orfaiteli9t, ba Ser pirfeIig fan
bore forbuuoet 6ore berpeo. 6or
set ferIte tiIbereoeS 8ummi life al
tib al rene TGoifer, men oernGit fan
Ser pna felipe oe gummereoe Slaoer
fGite iig me9et SnutbS % iaa mango
Spaoomsfim, at mani peb at life
paa oem nc9le 8orge fan iamIe fig
en- Spgoom.
Sfte bar man llben at nre bet
minbite berom imaa Hifter / Suu9eu;
De fan fremfomme peb, at man tpgger
baorbt, ite9t aisb. peb imao Ben eler
blot peb, at man btber itg ieIp / Sitn.
gen; giennem biSie imaa Sitter fan
SpgbomStim meb Setbeo tr9uge inb.
0ten ielu ON Den Willliabeb er uoeIuf'
tet, ituIbe man Dog tGnte paa, at Der
pao &opiret iamler fig iaa me9et
Smibs, iom fan inbeboIoe Sliberfel.
buciaer ener andre SpgbpmSfinL Der
peS at berere 8uu9en blau0es meb
Wuuoilimet % Tan treble / Sirtiom.
beo ionpeI / Muuben iom | SpGIget
% euSeIie / Reipiratious' oe Sor.
bsieIieSorgonerue.
Man operbriper life, naar man
poaitaar, at mango ~aIporIiee sails.
iiGr hos 9eru, TANNER
ira, at DC bar ilifet pao 5rimGrfer.
: Steoet for at life paa 5rimpr.
tet, ifuIbe man altib pGbe oct meb en-
lihen iustig Spamp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

rrrer peo Sorbeu, og refer Jig otter,
'aa mart Sinben iagtnes ct gicblif.
Wen after tar Stormen fat. llitau'
ieIig farer Den berienbe ben oper Sal.
ie-, Suffer pg SobafspIantager; ielp
cen fiGmpemesiige aaaIpalmc, Der
ear trobiet iaa mango Stornte, roffes
/ lin 8oo, og Sisen rioer mGstise
4oralbloffe lbs fra &epnerne og llpn-
ger Dem, iom bar oct ct Stpffe 8arf,
langt op paa 9reooen. Sele Simlen
Itaar / SIammer; gelgcr ioa bsie
iom gierge better Jig ino moo aps
item; Sorben ipneS at pafIe. &le
glementer enes ON at fuloenbe oen
tubanife Srfans Soel9ggeliespGrf.
(g9ere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
CHICKENS OF LEISURE.

Mrs. Goldvein, having unexpectedly
come into a fortune through a lucky
stroke, set up a country home near
Torquay, where she lived in style.
One day, while she was showing
some of her old-time friends about
the place, they came to the poultry
yard.
What beautiful chickens!" the
visitor exclaimed.
"All prize fowl" haughtily ex-
planned the hostess.
do they lay every day. was the
lex question.
"Oh, they could, of course" was
the reply, but in our position it is
not necessary for them to do So"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

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GS leo, ifnloe @crionaIet pac
Sobn Ropions Moifinperfitef
he lin llseIsn uobetaIt. 5or Gie-
hIitfct too TO 0tGnb oe i%uaffet Hteo
binnnoen borte peb Ell al Spncne.
Oct bar Sonop Yfac Sooiib % isr-
itc Nafanifer Honalo 2cSIic.
vt De 0og life bIir trGt al at
orbeiOe paa oer SpfiubeIie, Se bar
Der bienlme, uobrsb Sanbp. SfsIge
min Weriitg buer ben life.
9esIie iporte life itrafs. San itoo
&C itirret ino / Spuen.
- Sheen er gob, ia ban tiIiiSit,
<nbe ieg bare fan Gntcut poo ben.
Sro mig, 2eslie, fporte ben an.
ben, 3e eoSIer fiu Sib % 8engc
poo oet, oa bpub mere er, Dc fnuier
en- aoirbes Sierte meO oct.
gu log SIoffen ief8.
arbeiberne fra gerfitebet ooenpna
fom troutpenbc neooo Srappen, %
Sanhp tog 5raffen paa.
Spgio BET? mIrnlIet SesIie,
90 SouSp bar goat, Rci, set for
moar iee life; ieg mna fortiGtte,
bpao set enb ffal foite.
San ifpnote zig no oa iprono op
| en- Omnibus, iom itoo poo 8aoerL
% iout iflIoe fere BAN til bans
Siern / Stallion. 6oreprigt tGufte
ban life poa noget ottbet, END fin
Naifine, nen Sanops Orb baobe
patt me Sanfer.
anuIe en- apinSes Sierte. -
Rou'cnsl Com ON life Ia9gie
bar Iiaeiaa interesieret, iom ie9 ieIp.
0ei, pcrt bare til 2eSIieS 8oteutror
bIep anpenot pao ale De Sarteier,
icm finoes i england, iaa bltr oct
life mere ~usOpeuoigt at itooe og
ieare, Tom ni MI mao gisre. Gen
iom intet pooer, ninber intet.
Snnibusieu itonoiet meb ct Gpf,
&c Ronolb 2esIie itc8 al og gift mo
/ CT libct Sus, 'om lignct ole Dc on
ore | iamme 8a6e. San loaite %.
rem cp og famIet fig eicrnem ben
msrfe 8prrioor ben til Sisffenet.
Oilers pIeiet Der olttb at prre tGrot
ems / a~orriooren, men ibag pat Der
icm iagt MORT. s 9isffenet bar en-
Ii6en 2psitump tpn6t. S Sftnnet
Of bet iaa ban tin Suitru meb Bar
net paa armen; men bun iaa life
pp, pugget Inn Barnet % iegtc oeo
Ell iagte Ipnuen at itonoic bets
@ruao. 9ette par heiit mGrfnGr'
Digit; enonu nor ban oIbrtg fonlmen
biern, ubeu at Wtng9ie bapoe m6ot
ham mco Ell fiGrlig Silicn poa
SiemmetS SPrifel.
aiGre, bpoo er ser paafGroe?
uobrso 2esIie. Snorfor / Glperoen
cr @as'cn life tpnbt?
Ii bar life betoIt Regnirgen,
irorte Mngaie behrepet. DC bar be.
ret her og Iuffet for @oSrsrene.
Sun gioroe ita megeu Image for,
at Stemuncn life iflrI6e Ipoc bcbret'
ben6e. 2e8Iic par en- bran % prp9'
tiq 9GqtefGle, og bun odr llge'na
itolt Tom ban ooer bans Spftn0clle,
i'm DC pentet fig meaet al. NIcn nanr
man bar et Barn, Tom iopner gus,
@arn1e og @tub, % man ioa ier, at
oil SnbtGgten b~ortco8lc8 poo ct lib
loft Srffe Scrn. mebens man life
feIp eier orOentIi9c SIGocr, ion er
set life Iige let at bcporc EoaImooI9'
beben % oct bIioe SinN.
8iI on life NOT ielo looe ltot
Che iitauo ioog? Ger itaor liot Siso
ban @orbet. Set er al Den Vtao,
nj bar / Suict.
9esIie ipartet StepIerne al 'iG %
trof en- StoI ben oco Sibeu al @u,
ftrren % iao paa Barnet.
-Spoo er Ser ioeicn meo Den
lille Spr? ipurgte han.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

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