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The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
MAYOR THOMPSON
Is OPPOSED TO
HOLDING PLAN
ANSWERS eREITMEYER AS TO at
TITUDE ON JOHNSON PLAN
CANDIDATES PUT IN BUSY
NIGHT CAMPAIGNING.

Rain did not interfere greatly with
the efforts OF the mayoral candidates
Friday night. although 1t did cut down
somewhat the number OF those, to list
en- to them. The campaign has got to
the stage of exchanging hard knocks
every night and each candidate was
there with a few wallops for his OPP
ponent.
Mayor Thompson also declared him.
self on two propositions. In response
TO the question of Philip Breitmeyer as
to whether, if he were voter In Cleve-
land, he would have voted for the
Tom l.. Johnson security franchise,
Mayor Thompson declared that he has
never favored Johnson's holding COM
paly plan. He added that he liked TO
consult with Johnson. however, as he
regarded the latter as the pioneer OF
three-cent fares and the only magnate
with the desire TO take the side Of the
people. In reply to questioner who
wanted to know whether he promised
in 1906 to get three-cent fares in three
months. the mayor replied that he may
have made such a statement, but that,
after taking Office. he found greater OBJ
stacles than he had expected.
He then went after Philip Breitmey-
er, putting some warm queries In re-
gard TO the crushed stone contract Of
the park and boulevard department
and Breitmeyer's alleged promise to
support Dust for mayor. The largest
Thompson meeting, of nine. was that
at Sixth and Michigan-aves., where 600
people gathered.
Philip Breitmeyer began his cam
paign stunts in cellar and finished at
a dance. The cellar was that under
the residence OF DR.. K. q. Martin, No.
10 Harmon-ave., and the ball was that
of the Emerald club at German Sales
mems hall. In between there were
many meetings that were very good,
considering the weather.
One of the ideas which the Republi-
can candidate dwelt on was the neces-
sity OF the mayors cooperating with
bodies like the Wholesalers associa-
ton, Board OF Commerce, North Wood
ward association and others to develop
measures for the good OF the City
Civic improvements are a worthier en-
ployment for a mayor than political
activity, he urged.
1t Is high time that Detroit had an
administration that will accomplish
something. he declared. Thompson
has made lots of promises but he
hasn't fulfilled them. / hope to be
mayor just one term and to make a
record that you and can both be
proud Of In that one term"
He criticized the six-for-a-quarter Sc
curity franchise which Tom l.. John.
son tried to pass in Cleveland, and
commented that Thompson had nerve
to bring Johnson here to tell the peo-
pie Of Detroit how to settle their trac-
ton troubles when he would not in
dorse Johnson's plans.
Belle Isle fares came In for some
notice. Breitmeyer telling how he had
reduced the auto fares during the busy
summer months from five to three
cents.
Most decidedly | stand for three
cent fares" he told his hearers. Some
OF us have them now. but others have
not. / stand for three-cents fares all
over the city"
The biggest meeting OF the evening
UNA fhat In naf roif Rou1ipu nl,h
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
MRS. JESSIE TRYBoM
DROPS DEAD IN YARD

Mrs. Jessie Trybom, wife of J. H..
Trybom, 22S Hancock-avc. west, supel
visor OF manual training in the public
schools, was stricken with heart dis
ease in Crosse Pointe. Friday even
ing. while attempting To catch car,
aud died before medical assistance
could reach her.
Mrs. Trybom had been canvassing
for books in Crosse Pointe during the
day. She. left 10 catch car.
but missed II, and returned {,
continue her work. passing through
the back yard of +. J. Schwsnkovsky's
residence. She Zen in The yard and
died shortly afterwards.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
CHAUFFEUR, GUMLEY
DEMANDS JURY TRIAL

Stewart Gumley, the chauffeur,
whose refusal to be discharged was
the excuse for the riot In Griswold-st..
opposite the city hall. Thursday. In
which j. T.. and A. L. Goldberg were
beaten, was released from the Wood
bridge station later In the day and
called at the store OF his former en-
ployer where he was given the money
due him. He did not then know OF
the violence offered the Goldbergs
but he later wrote letter to J. z.
Goldberg in which he, says that Gold
berg has always treated him I'm a
most considerable manner, and that he
is extremely sorry their argument
ended In such an affair.
Gumley appeared In police court
Friday morning and demanded a Jury
trial, which was set for next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

and VIII be under the auspices OF
the Ashlar lodge OF Masons
A verdict of 500 was rendered by
Jury Ina Judge MandelPs court Friday
In favor OF Ferdinand Palma. adj
ministrator OF the estate OF John De
Foe, an Italian laborer killed by a
Michigan Central train. DeFoe car
ried policy with the Phoenix Pre-
ferred Insurance CO., which specified
that II he were killed on the railway
right or way when not on duty the
policy was void. Judge Mandell
ruled that when a man worked for
railway and slept In a boarding car
he was on duty all the time. The
man was killed while carrying
groceries to the car. n
Despite the publicity given the work
of the "conl swindlers" by the police
and the newspapers. the men con-
tinue 10 fleece unsuspccting women
IL Is estimated that they have taken
over sl00 from poor families on the
west side. One of the most pitiful
victims IL Mrs. William Richardson.
OF No. sos Waterman-ave. a stout,
red faced man called the woman
from a sick-bed Friday. told her that
her husband had purchased three
tons OF coal at ~ per ton, getting
great bargain. lie needed Is TO COM
plete the payment, and this amount
the woman handed over. 1t was all
she had. Late Friday night. carry
ing her shoeless baby, the woman
reported her loss at the Scotten-ave.
station.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
.oCal Ite m s

Attorney VIM. A. Findiey; cit seems
as IL there was a concntenation of
circumstances To beat Tom l.. john
son In Cleveland We must find out
about the sub-currents before we
reach an opinion"
Ford village Will have a special cleo
tiOn 90 vote ON an $50 900 bond Issue
to pave Biddle:ave. THIS is con-
Detroit. River Rouge may also pave
this road next year. making a stretch
' OF good pavement down river.
oliver ii. Da>fs, for seven years n ser
has been promoted TO the rank OF
lieutenant, and viii be in charge OF
the new station on McClellan-ave.;
near Kercheval. Patroiman Cecil
willoughby, for Is years on duty In
the central precinct wheEe-he- pa
trolled the river district, has been
F, made sergeant.
The department of public works will
advertise for bids for completing
the painting OF Belle Isle bridge:
This will be done at the expense of
the contractors who threw up the
job. The bonds. amounting TO ST.
300. Will take care of the Indebted
ness on the job and also pay for Its
completion, II is figured.
-Four women were nrraiGned In the
federal court Friday afternoon on
charges OF harboring allen women
In their houses for imnioraH rur,
Edith Fisher. who have places on
Champlain- Jessie Bartlett. who
has a resort on clinton ST; and Mar
garet ]. Elliott. No. lls Bagley-ave.
All were held in $3.50 bail each.
That a church mny not escape taxa
tion ON It's Vacant property was the
decision reached by the oo sTgn Ct tax
Presbyterian church has number
of vacant lots, valued at close TO
$4,000, out Woodward and q
D. oil
asking that they be exempted from
taxation because owned by a church.
The petition was denied.
Monday will he the last day for prop
street opening district. to pay their
assessments without additional penl-
~ and interest The council gave
which to pay up with half the usual
penalties and this time has nearly
expired. This case Is one which was
fought in the courts by property
owners and finally decided in favor
of the city by the supreme court,
Shippers may use their old forms OF
bills Of lading until the nrst Of the
correction. Ii had been thought that
the adoption or the new bill OF lad
ing by all tho railroads Nov. I would
/ result In the waste OF all old forms
been made, however according to
W. p. Fitzsimons. Of the. Board OF
Commerce. and the use OF rubber
stamp showing that the conditions
Of the new uniform bill OF lading
are accepted will get shippers the
lower freight rate.
George Leitch, for more than 40 years
q resident of Detroit, died Friday In
the family home, No. 156 Forest ave
east, after an illness OF several
months Mr.. Leitch was born In
Glasgow, Scotland. in Is4T. and
came to America when boy. For
Is years he was connected with the
time of his death was In business
with his son. He Is survived by his
wife and eight children: The funeral
services will take place Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from the home
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire,
Ca, w. A. Floyd by name. says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two
worst sores ever saw; one on my
hand and one Oh my leg. 1t is worth
more than its weight In gold. would
not be without 1t IL had TO mortgage
the farm to get It." At e. c. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co.. Gray & Worcesters
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
SKULL CRUSHED
BY FALL FROM CAR

Miss Mary Policht. Of No. so Thir-
tietn-st, was probably fatally injured
at o'clock Friday night when she
leaped from a Michigan-ave. car. She
got on the car backward. and fell on
her head. crushing the skull. Detroit
ambulance took her to West Side hos
pital. Saturday she Is only partially
conscious. and is Ia precarious con-
dition
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
FIND MISSING MANS eooy.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 24.-rhe mys-
terious disappearance of William G..
Lamson, which had begun to interest
the whole city, was solved by the dis
oovery Of the aged mans dead body
at the foot of an elevator shaft In one
OF the local Office buildings
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
No Pain win
Rod Blood
You can get your blood right By us
inw DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve pills.

You can get your blood right BY ms
Eng DR.. A. w. Chsse's Nerve pills.
Rheumatism and diseases or the
nerves are closely al1ied-both are due
20 thin, watery and impure blood
Have you ever noticed that IL In
when you are tired. weak, WORKOUT and
exhausted that the rheumatism gives
you trouble.
Well II your blood were anaiyzed at
such times IL would be found lacking
in Just such elements as are contained
In DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills Re
cause this great restorative actuaIiv
forms rich, healthful blood IL positive
ly cures rheumatism.
Mr.. John Gerhsrt, South Main 81
Orrviiie. Ohio, writes:--"one OF my
family got run down In health and
strength and suffered n great deal
|. from rhcumatism, He used DR.. A. w.
suits. The rheumatism is ali ror .
strength good and nerves steady. We
gladly recommend so excellent a medi-
cine"
Portrait and signature OF A. w.
Chase, NJ D., the famous Receipt Book
author. on every box. SO cents at all
dealers or DR.. a. w. Chase Medicins
Co.. Buffalo. NJ. y.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
why Is Secret Practiee7

The idea Of secret practice on the
college football fields oftentimes 10
more to learn the players work with
out the distraction OF having the spec.
fators about than to drill the team on
special plays or formations.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
Root TO Speak In Ohio.

ment was made at Republican nation
al headquarters today that Secretary
Root will make two speeches In Ohio
before the campaign closes. Mr.. Root
will speak at Cincinnati on Oct. 2S
and Toledo. on Oct. 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24

wnsEf Eset es xsXes e. :.
points East pAu.f is:se ,. m rHrs
WEEP. nSp EsxcuRsiors 10 c,sv,-
aud. evsrx SATURDAY. night, % rossd txtD.
For MAChlNAC ana way Ports.
.l... Psisss s,:.k Esn sss n.s
IA, Friday $50 ~ IN.
rur TOLEDO sundny m
Thursday 9:kS O. m
The Detroit times., 1908-10-24
The Steamer 0WANA

VIII make the last excursion trip OF
the season from Detroit to the Flats
and Port Huron way ports. ieaVlng
Griswold st. Wharf, a. IN, returning
$3.50 p. m.
Tickets--Flats. 75c Strips % round
trips. $500 Port Huron-$1 round
trip.
Thereafter thea steamer will leave
Detroit for Port Huron way ports
daily except Sunday at $50 p. m. re-
turning will arrive week days. except
Monday, 1850 a. IN. sundays, 200
y. m.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Or insen praIer,
@en iurtGnsr 5afta ON Euitnm.

"gi bar / oe iioite otte Gar briigt
GcIhtm," ifriper en- Dame fra @is-
~coniin, "oe bar Sruffet ben tire @onge
ON 9ageu:. Si bIep aloris tr9tte al
ben.
IS flere Iar fitnoe ieg nGiten life
ipiie paa 8runO al Spspepiia, 8oal-
me eiter @aoItiocrnc, Siertebaufen,
Sopeopine - ics bar iaftiif ! en- iaa
elenoig 5crfatting, at ieg n9iten
ct gar forisete at lese paa parmt
Smb % Sapringer.
ga iea berte ON Eoihim be.
apnSte ies at oriffe ben, % mine
1lnser foripanSt. Seq fan M ipiie
b~paoiombelit u0eu femme Sslaer.
"@tiue SorGIore % min Maro
bapbe omtrent ben famine @rfarine.
Iin WoSer leo oite efter at bape
ipiit, iaaIGnee bun pebblep at oriffe
Safe. Miu @ano bar en- baarbnaf.
fet a~afieoriffer os leo al ilet Sorosi.
elie % Sooeopine.
Otter Of ban lutteoe meo 8afie
% begpnSte meS Eoitim bIep ban
fpit besge biSie Snber. San bill M
life Sritfe noeet anoet. os ri bar pen
ire 8anse ON 9asen- Seq funoe
ifripe mere men iee er insen graIer
- fremIGgaer tiin be nsgne 5afta.~
@apnet opaipes peo Ioitum Co..
Battle Greet, Did. 99s "Sbe Hoao
10 @ellpile", / boer Eaffe.
9oseniinSr lrit puenitaaenSe grep?
Ut MT oil iOrsfomms fra sis til an
ben. &c er Gste, iunbe % fuISe of
Snteresic fur &eunsifsbeSea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

eipelier. SEQ Iifolaiepitif fortoIte
ON HolarfuloerL fom frnbe eaa op |
femti @raber. @n al @litterne iut.
feoe bpbt og iasoe:
"Sn, bet ma bore f~orf9rbeIta
folot!"
Iu beepnote Der menem SoreIaie.
rem og Silbsrerne en- liplig Sisfus.
lion ON 8lilben paa Snsnaia 8oliana
iammenlignet meo &rIoen / Solar.
egnene. Sg giaeoet af 9anien meS
bans giIieitprfe oe Srcffab moo
Soeen blep tpoeIiepis mere % mere
lepenoe for 9srnene.
SprdGsningen bareoe omfrina 90
Niniter. Nen oeiaa I 2sbet af
oenne 5io bapoe Geo 0ifolaiepitib
1lGrt noget", iom ban efterpaa iaebe.
gsrnene bapbe Iert BAN at foncen.
trere jim Spm9rfiombeo ON gmnets
S~lernepnnft % at giue fine Sanfer
Den flareit muliee Sorm. ~llnberpis.
ningen iniereSierer / set belle taaet
See 9eifolaiepitih meget, OF ofte for.
bereaer ban Jig Iiseioa iampittigbebs.
fllSt til oiSie elmer iom en- grofes.
ior, Der ifal bploe SoreIesninger paa
uriperiitetet. SGrlig amer ban
SarntaIerne ON oct netop bebonbIeoe
1orelpsningsemne for at, bore al
Sigtisbeo, og ban ifpr intet geippr
for at biGlpe 9srt1ene til florere SSor.
itaaelie.
en al De iibite aftener, ire bar paa
Snsnaia SoIiana, bIeb iea gione til
en- aanffe eienoommelig Scene, Ilutter
6orfatteren. llnoer oen SamtoIe.
lom fnlgte en- Sorelpsnina / gitro.
itomi, erflareoe oe imaa 3ilbsrere.
at De life finbe finoe 8olaritiernen.
Stlfroos for Den itrenge ginterfuIoe
GIT Seo Ntfolaiepitid itrar uo paa
8aaroSpIaoien neo gsrnene GA for.
flareoe Dem Stiernens Stiuind til
Dltanoen. Oct bar ct biounoerIiet
giaeoe. Set ineoafte SaSnaia goI.
Jana meo SoIitoi itaaen6e ser / giu.
ternatten, pegenoe op MOB Stierne.
b%irllHelen og omrinset of ole De Int.
tenoe 9onbebsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
solenS temperature.

Solens S%ertperatrr aniIog 0ilion
{ 1894 til 5000 Or, en- @proi, ban
paa 8runblag of ienere Maalinaer
ielp rettebe til $3.50 @r. Seneit bar
mi S~ranifmanben Senrp @oisian
oiierltliggiort noeIe ltnberisgeIier
crer Solens Temperatur, ltnoeris.
gelier, bpis ReiuItut afpiger life iaa
oanife Iibt fra billions Snl. BED at
cpbeoe 1etanet Sitaninm / en- eIef-
triif Spn iaa ltGrft, of oct gaar oper
| 2uftform, Sroger ban nisie Slut.
iireer aneaaenbe ben Semperatitr,
Der maa berife pan Solen, / bpis ut.
moifare Sitanium, efter bapb Sol.
ipettret piier os, finbes | elpoenoe
Gdsformig Silitanb. Gen @arme.
grab, Der par,neopenbie til at iaa
Gitanium til at forbampe, bar $500
Grader (GeIihtS). s 9etrogfning
CT, at bet | Solatmoifpren berifeoc
Srpf life er fltloit9nois fienot, auta-
GER Ioisian, at Soltemperatiiren
Iigger me1em beu af @ilion funone
og ber, iom gioIle bar meo.
self, nemlie ca. 5000 8raoer o9
benne iioite.
Spiferen ". 8anot boloer bert
mco paa BtIions Gal, iom ifslge
bans llnberisaeIier siper Den rette
Sarmegrab, ibet ban Dog gisr OBJ
m9rfiom pno, at Der ipnes at bore
imaa Soranbrinaer I Soltemperatit.
rem, BOG life uoooer "a. 100 @raber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Spamtcrnes barbariife
MoipreoeIie,

aongeft at Spanien bar unoer Ill
Spboio | England fra "Snmanita,
rian 2eague"s 9eitprelie mootaset en-
Eetition, | bpiIfen man / 9rbsbia
5orm og inber SnorsmineIien al,
at @ngIGnberne life er frie for Cru.
iombeo MOB DIR, benleoer aongens
Spnl9rfiombeo paa De iponife Spre-
fpetninger, Der betcenes Tom "bar.
boriif abiprebeIie". S getitionen
hcnpiies napnIie til Den griliomme
Snrafter, iom be ipatife SprefGgt-
ringer bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

Of Sizes netop uofonine "GomiIier
hca Gilie" pad Gale. Otter goroeI
tog aongen mig tdiioe o. inoIcoeot
en- SamtaIe ON bore Diateres. %
a~imitneres Remiaration, Der til al
bespnoe meo gialot boaoe Senrii
ISbien % Sonns Gle. ON giernjon,
iom bensang Iigeicm Sonas Sic op.
bclot fig ! Varis, fiinoe Der iffc bore
Gale, oa Dor ftore Digters Dorbolo
til aonsen oensong enottn bar -pra-
eet>af itGrf @itterbeb. Da SbIen
raa ben 9io rteppe funoe antases at
bile fIpttc bietn, blep Samtalen
inart itaaenoe peo Sonds Ste, og
Gongen anmooeoe mig ga ON paa
bans 8esne at anbenoe oen emile
Snbflpoelie, ieg funSe babe paa min
aamle garnbomspen for at formaa
bam til at toge goIig | Rorge. Seq
baroe, ifisnt bet life uotaItes meo
ct Orb, S~notrpffet at at aongcn
,lof gierne piIbe u~noorase Sonas Sic
for gjernion's Eaapirfnins; men
naar "aftenpoiten" meuer, of Son.
aens Wotio til benne SenpenoeIie til
Sic ifuloe bore, at ban piIoc BRUCE
hois gerion til at itette fin paflenoe
Srone. er ben beitemt paa faIif
Spor.
Get fremsif al bele Samtalens
Garafter, at bet bar aonge.D igteren
og fife aonse.VoIitifererL ion Der
talte. HeiuItatet Of benne aonsens
Setpenbelie til mig bleu iaa Den
9r~epoerling, Der | en- n9r Sremtib
Til bIipe offentIigeiort / Crit 2ie's
@cg ON fin Gar"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Song Oscar 90 Sonas sic.

s guIebuine oeu isr / "Iciten"
cnltalte @repperIira melem SONG
Sscar og Souas Sic meS Grof. Ole,
trihien iom WellemmauS bar oenne
iioite mebbeIt "IorsbI." isIeenbe ON
Sagens S~ammcnb9ns:
"Nibt / ben oprsrte Stennina,
hUori Song Oscar beiapSt iia itray
eiter SigsretSbommen | 1884, bnpbC
ban, bois fine % cole 9atur aIoria,
beler life / 1905. iorneetebe ia,
BOG 2anfer tiIopers for oct snifeIiee
/ at bore Gietere (oe S~lnitnere) toa
Solig | Sieumet, og muber Ell Iio.
Dag ! en- engere arebs poa ariitiania
Slot fom bette gune ! anIepnins
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Srihrfcn.
(Giitr "JpIftblaosf.")

Gaitor Q. 8omsoabl, Sarge,
u. o, bar moattet inoerfaite fla Ell
Operation for 9IinotarmbetpnoeIie.
SON bIeo | Den anleouia ntoIogt paa
ret norite SoipitaI Der / 9per.
-Enitor GlioS Geoerion or / oisie
Soge ilpttet fra Chippewa Sails,
@iS. til Sius, @irn,, bpcrfra ban
bar mobtnget GaIb. Meniabeoen /
Chippewa Sails bar ilbiteot auIb til
Eaitor 8. s. ltrbobI, Sattor, @m.
neiota.
- Wor er mn fommen ioaIunat
meo Den npe 9pgring peb Siafonis.
iebienrmet | minneapolis, at man
Ssuboa ben 20oe Sept. funoe Ioaec
Siprneitelten. 9enne Ssitiocliabeb
rperoorcS Of en- WGrgoe Wenneifer.
3 Saublingen beltog Troi. NpoabI,
Gait. 2. H. Soaefien. 8aitor ;.
Soneiien, Toit. %. GoritaS, Sr.
SoItjermanu, 'or toIte paa Mapor
SapueS' @egne, iom banoe Iopet at
talc men blep ~forbiuoret | at p9re
tiIitebe. Eait. Sarbo boISt en- Gale
pper Srbene: "SoIie er De, tom
aeter poa DC rirse", % eiter enot
Gale opIpite ban ell 2iitc ooer DC
9otumrntrr, iom ifuIbe ueSIpaaes
/ S%isrreitenen og foretog ben egent.
Iiae @rimoitenSl9guins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
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flor 8. G.. SoIim inofsrt | SpIil
Tocf Ieitigbeb og ben t4be Ssnbaf
otter Srinitatis | Springbale. Ger
15be boIbt ban 5iItr9oeliesprRoifcr
| Guit Siour Sails. Baft. ". font
ilier til at DO | 8ranbonb 9. 9af.,
bpor SpIit Roef Wenigbeo bar op.
fert Ell 9~reitebolig for $4,000.
Zen fjortenbe Ssnoag efter
Sriiitatis bolbt Eitre 9ennonfueir
Menigbeb, Iait. CIR. Siermitaos
aalo, lin aorIige Wisiionsieit. ga.
nor Nsque fra Spring Brairie prp-
oifebe ON Sormiooaaer. On 81.
t%ermtoooeen pr9bifeoe Iaitor $. q
Magelsien fra So CROSSE. Tesuber
inltc Eoitor Stub. - Wisfionsfeit |
ariitfirfen | Stoitgbton, @iS., Der
20oe sept. 8r9oifen Of 9ait. g. e.
gergeier, iom ON eftermiooagen
caiaa boIot 5oreorag ON De norife
poa Eitfpiten. W~isiionsfeit |
Bang Weniabeo Den 20oe Sept. Eo.
flor 8osmarf talte ON Sormtoodgen
og Eaitor Wonion on g~ftermiooo.
n.-W isiionsfeit 1 9orore geaper
Greet % Gttrief W~enigbeoer ben 20.
Sept. Yoitor Horbbp forretteoe %
hclot ON @itermioOogeu ct Sorebrae
ON fin Reiie | oct beIlige 9nno. -
Misfionsfeit bolotes | Maribaa Me.
nigbeo, Bait. Sonrit3 2ariens aaIo,
cen 27be Sept. Yaitor gmbaIsruo
prpoifeoe og bolot Soreorag ON
SeoningemiSiionen ON gitermiooa.
gen. MisiionSieit / Goroiioens
airfe, Chicago. Den 27oe Sept. sSn.
fremisiionStale al Gait. 9irfeIunb
ON Sormiooagen; Satg, Muiif OF
SaIer al gaitorerne Sretbeim, Ser.
geien, @nairou % 9irfeluno ON
Gitcrmiooogen. W~isiionsfeit /
Bonnet Yrairie % Hio Menigbe6er.
1uit. IS. u. @uairon pr9oifeoe ON
6~ormiobogen paa Rorif oa IaItor
Sorrp Slion ON Gftermiboagen paa
GnaeIif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

%oroentlig elegant paa fremmeoe
Spros. Ss bpiIfen 2ipfulobeo, bpil'
fen @lsb Dor Der life | oenne gneboer
Seq bar euonu aIorig trufiet ct Bten'
neife meo en- mere imlittenoe 9atte,
emo SoIitois. Genne operoaaoig no.
itpreoe 8iinitnertiatiir itrsmmer oper
al Temperament. Saalebes bar Sub
ffabt BAN, me ban loo life tit Barn
faloe iom Differ for Sioenifaberne
@iennem beIe SEQ Nifolajepiti6'
8irfiombeO saar ioin ben rsoe Sraao
Sfoberens aaIben paa lit eIifeoe
garn. 8iennem Oenne &aloen CT
bans relisisie 2ip bleoet til. 2ipet
It @iio er life for bom Hogen tom
Brpoifuntfraie, bet er ielpe bans per-
ionliee Sj9lelip. Man fam f~oritaa,
at bans Helisisiitet life fan iorliges
meo noeen beitemt 9onfesiion. Gen
generaliierer | ba1n oct almene 9e.
greb: en- 8uo for ale.
"gtu soar jeg bioere ulene," iaeoe
ban enedne unoer Ell Spaoiertur.
90 oa ban iaa nit ipersenbe aniist,
tilfsieoe ban: Seq elifer at itanie
bpbt inbe | Sfogen for at beoe."
s tS60.aarene begpnote Sclitoi at
boloe 9lftenifole for 8srnene paa i'm
eienoom Sasnaja goliana. 9enne
Sfolepirfiombeo bar ban mi sienop'
taset, rigtisnof meo ben npe Segrltn.
belle, at oct err 9srnene, iom l9rer
BAN.
On Ell iaaoau llnoerpisningsaften
fortGller en- anben Sorfatter | ct
uoenlanbif 9lab:
"Mibbagen er forbi oppe | Spiie,
ialen. SEQ Nifolaiepitid bsrer at
oct imeloer | 9srene neoenuuoer, og
ban flyer ipsgenbe:
"GPine 29rere er fommet."
San befanot fig imiolertio life bel
/ oenne Sio; g~ienIaaseue bar rsoe,
Rinberne inofalone. San iop ouar.
Zig ON Iatten, og oct polote BAN 9e.
ip9r at arbeioe. Sper, @repinoe go.
fla anoreiepnas slniiat CLEO en- Sing.
se af l1ro. Sun bsieoe fig benimob
lin Iano os iaebe befpmret:
"Gu ifuIoe bpile Iiot efter Wioba.
gen. @utterne tr9tter Dig iaa."
"Hei, iIet iffe," ipareoe Geo 81.
foIaiepiti6 beroligenbe.
San reiite fig os git bsiet Tom en-
Sloing IND | lit arbeibspGrelie; meH
itrar eiter fom ban no igien meo
fuloe al 9apirer, iom
ifuIbe bruges peo ltnberpisnineen;
bans aniiet bapoe MI ct lipligt 10.
trpf, os ban git raft neooper Crap.
pen til 9eruere, iom | Sentetioen
bolbt paa at trGtte ON GIabiene.
"8oooag SEQ IifoIaiepitidl SOB.
BAG SEQ 9ifoIaiepitid!~ raobte De peo
bans SnotrGoeIie.
SEQ GifoIaiepitid traabte frem til
SapIen, bpor Der bang ct 9anofart.
ga ioet ban peste paa HcrbpoIeu o.
fortlarebe, bpao Der rtenes bermeo,
begpnbte ban en- Sorelpsnins oper
bersmte Serb. SEQ RifoIa.
talte eauife Iisefrem uben no.
Get SIass 5oriss paa "barnIis StiI".
Snbimeaem inoilettebe ban oriente.
renbe @em9rfninser ON Rorse %
golaresnene % bite paa 9artet Hau.
ieus &ute.
s SespuoeIien bar IuSitoriet no.
get uopmGrfiomt. men mart iGna.
ileoe 9anien ben aIminSeIise Snter.
este. vi os til bIep SoreIasninsen
al iprise @eniusstiIfienoe. !