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The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Wednesday. September 2,
1903. Y
Women AS Letter Carriers
BY JAMES S. EVANS.

She can brave storms with as much
fortitude; she can ride as straight, lift
the Hap OF a mail box with as much
CELEBRITY, halloa az the gate with more
softness OF WORT, read bad handwrit
ing with as much adroltneSs, swim
swollen streams ii necessary as hero
ically, demand excess postage as firm
ly and deny alcoholic beverages with
infinitely greater sternness than man.
She viii not stop at cross roads To
white and deScant upon the bad
times, nor halt at the corner grocery
for a game of checkers, nor stop in
the middle OF the road for a horse
swap. nor climb over fences for red
apples. nor carry hard whips for her
team, nor go home at night after
hard days driving and lick the head
OF the house because supper is not on
the table.
The rural carrier system. with It's
thousands OF male servants, as 1t
present. is one of the greatest travel
ing agencies for the Republican party
in existenre. Politics places the men
there: they do their political work or
are discharged. In that respect wom-
en- will not become offenders.
General William l.. Wilson, when
postmaster general, was responsible
for the inauguration OF the system.
That is one OF the very few deeds the
Democratic party has been RESPONSE
bic for in many a year The Republl-
can party fought the measure vicious
~; now the Republicans are its warm
est advocates.
1t is convenience and a blessing
and, whatever be it's origin, let the
system receive along with its new
sex of carriers a most liberal policy.
periodically supported by all parties
and all taxpayers To benefit and en-
tighten people, especially that class
the farmer--who receives so few
favors at the hands Of the government.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

ICIRADUALLY the women ot Am
erica are being given liberty.
NJ In some states-as. for In
stance. Louisiana woman
cannot convey property. II
married. even though she owns IT,,
without her husbands accompanying
signature. That law is about To be
repealed. A quarter century ago the
medical and legal professions scorned
women. II is no longer so. They are
welcomed.
We now have engineers competing
with the most skilled OF the mascu-
line; steamboat captains. pilots, street
car conductors. managers OF railroads.
herders or cattle. builders OF canals,
keepers OF hotels. editors OF newspa-
pers, architects, landscape gardeners,
professional and highly paid cooks.
postmasters, cashiers of banks, prose
cutting attorneys, surveyors, and 80
on.
And now comes the rural female
letter carrier. She is not largely rep
resented numerically. Indeed, IL was
the purpose OF the postofiice depart
ment 10 prevent her coming at all.
just, as few years ago. IL was the
pohcy or the government 70 discour-
age the appointment OF postmistresses.
The. latter are found In nearly all the
fourth and many of the third class Of
fees, as, In little while, women al
most wholly \will be seen jogging
along with buggy bicycle or on horse
back with mail pouch for the country
districts.
And why will she not make efficient
officers? a carrier in the rural free
delivery system must render service.
the success OF which is dependent en-
tirely upon ones personal fitness. II
cannot be argued that woman, in the
matter OF distribution OF mail. is infer
Tor, less competent than her male
brother.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

moment. When will you come to see
me?'
Not tonight, my dear" said Strong,
nor tomorrow, nor the day after.
cannot come in the Victor; she is too
big for such visit. But Langley has
gone 10 England for the 'Di,' and with
luck he should be back with 1t at Aero
that is the name by which | have
christened my headquarters--on Fri.
day night. IL you will watch for me
at midnight | Will be there. How
shall come. whether by the 'Di' OF by
the front gate. cannot tell; but /
shall be there"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

dent ever did. with the help of Demo
Gratis and denunciation. But even a
panic could not pry asunder his party
and It's partners.
What then could William III. Ia
achieve beyond and above the par
tvs position?" The victim OF a party
and predecessor, bagged by the one
and bewildered by the other, how far
could he founder toward those admin
istrative aspirations and statesman
like ideals which would ever remain
the personal opinions Of Mr. Taft
New York World.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Il shore are; just come from thar
now"
How'd you like it?" asked the
townsman.
Fine ez fiddle, rode on the durn
thing nine rfmps..''=Sanru ara, e..arfi at,
Blade.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
CONTINUED Friday.D

Negotiations among the German
manufacturers of wall paper have
finally led 10 the organization OF a
trust The seven leading manufac-
turers who have already Joined have
a combined annual production OF
1oour -tt,tai out PUT Of
wall paper in Germany is estimated a.
$4,000 600 annually.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

.RIERLQ. Col, Sept. 2.--Members
-uf-tifv- executive -eemHlIttee-nf--
Western Federation of Coal Miners.
District No. f6,1wlse- began "a discus.
sion I'm Pueblo of the question of max
ing the mines more safe. were sur
prised when delegates from the United
Mine Workers OF Kansas and Texas
appeared before them and asked To
be embraced In the district. Should
the committed grant the application
IL is believed the action win precipi-
tate fight between the Western Fed
Grafton and the United Mine Workers.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02


some five minutes before
there came an answering
fash.
The flashes said: who's there
Now Strong. delighted at tho sue
cess OF his first experience with the
instrument, was OF a mind 10 jest. For
a second his spirit OF mischief prompt
ed HIM TO say Miss Hunt" but Sec
ond thought told him that such jest
ing would be perhaps a little unfair;
so instead he tapped out query:
is this DIANA"
The answer came: Yes; who is
that? S.rong-the man WHO steals the
earth?"
Strong was no expert with the IN
struY.. Ont, and he did not tick with the
facility OF first-class operator. How.
ever he contrived 10 tick of his share
OF the conversation At rrode~tte
speed.
Il have already stolen a bit OF it,"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Stnator Hopkins. chairman OF the Com
mittee on Resolution OF the Chicago
convention.
That is just the trouble-no matter
how admirable Mr.. Taft may be as an
-3ndipidual, az a president be could be
NO better than his party-FAe- honest
convictions and generous principles
which lift him above his party would
remain only personal opinions" The
sordid partnership with privilege and
plutocracy which debases his party
beneath him would yet peer forth in
"the party's promises which 1t is
bound to fulnll'--promises of silence
as we'll as of utterance, for the Chi.
cago platform omitted itself even
more significantly than IL committed
itself.
No president can accomplish more
than his party permits so long as that
PARTY is In power. Roosevelt came as
near doing no, perhaps. az any presi'
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Educational Note.

Along in the afternoon young man
from the country coming from the iii
rection of the Chautauqua was accost-
ed by citizen OF the town who knew
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Well Ezry, suppose you a;e in
to the Chautauqua
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

A wise man doesn't Iie-neither
does he tell all the truth he knows.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
CHAPTER xxxi.-(continued.)

vVlE began TO tick.tack on the lit
lH- tie instrument. and he tick
IL tackled and tick-tacked for
= some five minutes before
there came an answering
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Some men treat their wives well,
and some wives help themselves.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

anu $50 . . . . . y
girls of tender age, stood last
evening at the Belle Isle bridge
approach.
Were such a thing more I'M
common in this vicinity passersby
would have wondered why such
young girls were alone, without
father, mother or a brother OF
older sister.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
"The Personal Opinions of
Mr.. Taft"

These are only the personal opinions
OF Mr.. Taft. The partys position Is
expressed I'm it's platform utterance."-
Stnator Hopkins. chairman OF the Com
mittec on Resolution OF the Chicago
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

Having for his subject Warfare
oi the Future" Hiram Percy Maxim
IN an address before III" American
Chemical society IN New York CITY
sounded u warning to America lie
dwclt ut length upon the lack ur prep.
aration for war IN the United States
comparing conditions here with those
In Japan, That the nying machine
will play an important part IN the
warfare OF the future IL the conyic.
,ion ~ Maxim. Referring To the need
for greater preparedness for the con.
tingcncy of war. he said: We are
today dominated by n boundlcss ego.
tistic ohscssion concerning our i'm.
portancc and our power compared
with the Importance and power OF
other nations and ~ other races
THIS Is an ou,crowth of our unprcc.
cdrntcd prosperity We hNv" no real
army. and though We have u some.
What powerful fleet. England has one
more powerful. and IN proportion to
our needs, our fleet IL the least adr.
quatc of that OF any country In the
world"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

Cholera has claimed approximately
$4,000 victims In the Philippines
since January I OF this year. accord.
ing to detailed report made tn the
public health service by Chief Quar-.
antine Oficer McClintic at Manila.
Up TO August 10 there had been IL.
3l6 cases and 1880 deaths. and sine,
then the average number OF deaths
per week has been more than SOC
These figures cover all the provinces
In many OF which the conditions are
far worse than In Manila. During
the week ending Angus, % there
were 1905 cases and 703 deaths In
the archipelago. or the deaths only
~ occurred In Rial. the province In
which Manila is located. lloilo prov.
ince reported 2s5 deaths. Union i5a
and llocos Sur 1852.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16
KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER ls. 1908.
PIVOTAL NEW YORK.

The registration In Greater New
York tCity) Is 33,+2s lower, or less
than the registration for the same
days of 1904. This may mean and
would seem to mean more loss To the
majority than to the minority party.
but there Is one more day for regis
tration.
II is complained that the new reg.
istration law, and the questions re-
CURED by II, stop many persons. who
are sensitive and nervous. when SUBJ
Jected to the tests. Very probably.
The man who wishes to vote illegally
Is very likely to show embarrassment
IL required to answer plain and sharp
questions when he goes to register.
In Greater New York Bryan must
get more than 100000 majority to
win. VIII he get IT. lie probably
must get, In Greater New York. $780,.
O00 majority. to win. VIII he get IT,
II is possible. but by no means pro-
bable. Careful estimates, from i'm
partial sources, place the Bryan ma
jority In Greater New York much
below 100. 900. This Is a Democratic
majority very seldom exceeded. II
was exceeded In 1899. when PresI-
dent Cleveland was elected. II was
exceeded again In ls02-on Govern
or-when the Republicans neverthe-
less carried the state. But Bryan
was actually beaten In the City Of
New York in 1896. and In 1900 he
carried It by only about $4,000.
Parker carried II against Roose-
welt In 1904 BY a larger majority
little over 10000. Hughes was
beaten In the city by $1,000 In 1906.
yet carried the state by nearly 5+.-
900.
The election Is In the cities Of New
York and Chicago-but New York il
most important. Chicago merely Sec
ondary. Unless he shall obtain In the
city OF New York majority exceed
ing 100000. Bryan cannot be elected.
But the city OF New York. more fav-
orable to Parker than to Bryan. gave
Parker only 10000.
There Is no intent to predict any
thing. But how Is Bryan to get lo0.-
900 to 100000 majority over Taft In
the city OF New York?--Oregonian.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

do not at all advocate that n man
should adhere to party against high
principle and conviction. but this life
is all a series Of compromises by
which little by little. and step by
step. progress toward better things
IL made. We must achieve what we
can at the time we can. and must let
other aims and objects OF the highest
good abide a different opportunity
for their attainment. William How
ard Taft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16
pRORAnLY SIM MEANT IT.

Lucille. n carefully brought up little
girl ~ Ave years. returned from her
hrst party In great ylcc.
II was u good girl. mama" she
anpounccd. and talked nicc all tho
time, "
Did you remember to say some.
thing pleasant to Mrs, Townsend just
before leaving" asked her mother.
"Oh. yes, did" was the cnthusi.
astic reply II smiled aud said. I
enjoyed myself, Mrs, Townsend. |
had lots better dinner than |
thought I'd have. The November
Dclincator,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16
:-:-:

when on. encounters graduate
OF university. OF means and oppor.
tunity for public usefulness. who al.
lows his emotional, side to overcome
his Judgment so that he develops In.
10 a parlor socialist. without under.
standing anything about the real
springs of material and intellectual
progress In the world. then "" have
a result with whIchsit IL difficult to
he patient. William ~. Taft
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

Experience will show that there
are fields Of business action which the
government can better cover than
private enterprise; and there are al
no fields over which. because Of prob
ability Of abuse by private enterprise.
the government should assume con.
troll. not by way OF Initiation and ad-
ministration but by way OF effective
II. Taft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16
RARRED N THE pRESENCE
~ THE GENTLER SEN

i.iulc Francis, seven years old. was
being questioned. In the parlor. by
his oldest sisters beau rs To what
constituted his studies AT school.
Reading, writing. spelling and ar.
ithmetic." promptly replied the lit.
tie fellow.
DO you know anything about vul.
gar fractions'" was asked.
Yes" replied the Indignant child;
II know they are something you
oughtnt to be talking about before
sister.'-Thc November Dc,incator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

The party IL the more efficient par
ty-in which the members are more
nearly united on the great principles
OF governmental policy william II
Taft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

In the ideal condition OF things the
ONCE should seek the man.--w. II.
Taft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-16

g-iy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Ravens nbr.

Eli Ell franf anis iortples fsl.
aenoe anetoote fra Rom ON Boben
geo en- ~bcitioeIig auoiens for iftt
Irnee iiben Hog aloffeI ct, og "a.
pen tcg op fit ubr. Oct bar ct i'm
pelt, liot, alereoe guilt RiffeIrbr.
OF Ell lioen CROP SGrrem tiente ION
llbrfieoe. en- tiIlteoeoerenbe ito.
lienif Riemnno uGrmct Jig, leite I'd
eget llbr, ct E%rngtperf at SuIoimeo.
fitnit, riet beidt meo Slipeler, og baS
Rapeu mobtase llbret og gioe ban
/ Butte tit eget. iom ban ituloe be
pare TOM tit oprebareite Wtinbe. pa
ben afilog eIifpGroig bette 5ilbuS oa
ioabe: "@iin DIOR bar gipet mig
oct. Seq par oa bare en- IiSen Out.
,Sea fnptteoe bet til min Belt mel
oenue Remb % ieg lopet at bGre Oct.
til oct life I9nger tunoe BRIGGS"
2eenoe tilisiet ban: Get err iiffert
Tor min barnslige ai9rlisbeos Sfplo,
at tlbrets @oifiueri gaar ina nsiag.
tia, at llbret life iortuer eaer iast'
uer fig ct Setimb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
bpor leper man binieitP

st Gfinit al ben Gcpitereoe Toul
9eidaneIs determining til bet frnrt.
ife Observation-Disclosures Budget Tor
1908 bonoler ON ct Spsresmaal,
Der oaioa bar guo au0et Stebs emo
Il Sranfrig, nemlig SpsrgsmoaIet
ON, bpor l1oenrigs ReprGientonter
leper biaigit. Sr. Gcihanel isger
nemlig at finbc ct fat Srunolag til
9eosmnelie 'af Ell pos'cnoe Sonore'
ring for 5ranfrigS &epr9ientanter
i llolanoet, og ban bar | ben Sen'
iiat giort fig Image for siennem til
forlaoeIige foniulare Snoberctninger
at lamIe- S~plpsninger ON Grisfor.
boloene / De 2onoe, 9por 6ranfrig
boloer Hepr9lentonter.
San bar opItiaet en- Sfnla meo
Ter Grin % plaeeret be forifielige
9anoe paa Srinene Giter 9oitborbe.
ben peo 2epemaaoeu. Sopeoreiulto.
tet al bans lluoeriegelie er oo, at BET
er biaieit at leue / Selgien, Spunien,
Stalien, Suremburg, Monaco, Yor.
tlgal o. Sfmei5; bprere er oct |
Spiflano, 9anmarf. Montenegro,
Roree og Sperige. Eoa treble Erin
Il SfaIaen itaar Eiterrig.llnsarn,
ENGLAND, @r9fenlono, Waroffo,
Soaane, 4um9nien. 5erbien, Oct
europ9iife, aiintiife % ~airifonife
Sprfi poa iieroe Erin s@gppten,
Teriien o. Rnslono. Springet 90
til fenrte Erin paa Sfdlaeu er megei
Itort, Der iinoes auitr1Iien. aina.
aorea, briiiif os neoerIaubf Snoien.
Sapau os Siom. 8aa iiette, iioitC
og opreite Grin at Stalaen iinoes
Goro., @ellem. og SpOumerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

sGspreieruerinscn. Sra RGStpeo
meo6eles 6en 23oe December: "aGs'
tpeo Sioenbe" meooeIer: Sonbels'
rlono @. u. Rpberg.Senien | ellie
9tGstpeo fit oen 4be MortS | aar en-
.3r9fasie, in~beboloenbe % sGg, Der
bar ~preierpereoe al BAN, foriealet I'M.
ser apntrol. Zen f6oe December
6rsoes Seglet al en- Stebfortr9oer
for Stetsbetienten | 9GstDeo, og peo
0eu llnoeriegelie, Tom oereiter ~foreto-
ges at ggggene at geltprer for "Sbc
oaniib Coz Grport Co." | Rpstpeo,
81. Senior, % sGeerportsr y. Riel.
len | 9iGstpeo, bite oct iig, at al DC
% 9Gg bapoe % bolot iig iriife; 9
uar bIepne ioro9rneoe. Oct enc al
oe ioroGrpeSe sGg bnpoe pGret rep.
NET, oa oct blen neoIagt oct anoet BIT
tie ia ierit forbGrpet eiter bet bar
foat. Ssori9t bite s@9eene uatur.
liae Eegn pad at oPre ts~rpreiernere.
DC 81. a. oerpeo, at De bapbe liot oct
ueo Ssrpreierperiugen uurognnelige
minore Spin0 / Snebolb. Ge TO til.
falSte StisnsmRno uotnler, at Den
onpenbte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er
proftiif onpenoeliS til 9age. og Siis'
boloningsbrlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Sirfr % Stat. 3 It Goreorng,
iom Chr. 9nuoieu iorIeoen aften
EboIbt / Trommens apinoeiorcuing
ON Meniebebsfafnftetet. uotaIte
'Sogitepreiten ifsIge -Trammens
@loo@. at ban anioa Sfatsfirfen for
osmt, noen at Iioget fiinoe fonierpere
ben. Get eidIot bare, at bet life git
for fort meo AfpifIingen. Oct prr-
lite, Tom funbe brnoe, bar at en- lior
Slot Der os en- minore Der oanneoe
6rifirfemcnigbeoer, iom iaa piloe
-blipc nenige, fnort ON ct, innrt pm
ct anoet. aipifIineen al Jorboloet
meIlem Stat og airfe maatte eaa
Iansiomt % ifriOtpis, iaa Stortinset
EN- 3aa funoe peotnee A~oifiaelien
paa gooe gilfdar for 9irfen. 90 man
.funoe itiaes meo ct: Saf for Sam.
arbeiSet | De mango aarl Der bar
life 3ninl ON, gientoa Soanepreiten,
of Statsfirfen off fin Splssn!ng
imsoe. Mooi9tningen blep itGrfere
Sag for Gaa. os 8rabene ira Strife
|%folfets SIDE blep itaois itsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Oct isrite soISaterbiem

~u IpINt SuiuuicrUbtIH. SIlIlps
rem al oct fsrite Soloaterbiem / Gan.
mari, Erooit 70. Short / Hpborg, to.
ger ira lite Sonuar 1908 lin afifeo
iom TrGit os fratrpber iamme Gag
Stiainsen iom Sorniouo for SoIba.
terbiemmet | 9pborg efter at baoe
heflGbt benne Goit / oper 26 gar.
8ropiien itifteoe oct fsrite ScIoatcr.
biem Den lobe September 1881, og
Od Der life bar Genge til Seize al Co
faIer, sarantereoe ban alene for Sus.
leien De fsrite Iar. geo oct ltcre %
regenupttige arbeibe for SoIoater.
biemmct | Rpborg bar 1ropiten life
cleue eonnet De p9rnepIigtige, Der
lar 8arniion | Gtpborg, men uGiten
ollie pGrneplistioe I 2anoet, ga or.
empIet bIep efteriuIgt iaa goot iom |
ale @arniionsbper. S a~nleoning
beraf OF | Sorbinoelie meo Gropitens
8ulobrplli,p Ssnoagen Den 30. Dec.
bill Der blipe bit bam SpmGrfiombe.
Der paa forifielig Bis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

@pc airfer. Ora aalborg meobe-
les ben 23be December: Sgaar tno'
piebes ben npe Sognefirfe | Stso.
rings noerup- 9rapIep Eaitorat. Sir
ZEN, Ser lisger ner Stniiousbpen og
guneIiuier, bar foitet $4,000 Sir.
.Sen treoer | Steoet for guoerip
airfe, Der err erbperpet at Rationol.
mnnieet. Snopielieu foretc9es al gi.
Hop BonIion | Gibore, boorefter
Spaneprniten, Tditor 8lesner, prG'
oifeoe. airfen bar fplot til fioite
gIabs. - 9iaeIeoes iuonieoeS igoar
en- np airfe for Stotionsbpen Sier'
ritsIep, Der Iigger / en- ltofaut al Sol
lerup. SiortoaI gaitorot. I'll Steoe
peo Snopielien bar Stiftamtmdno
grun fra aaIbors, anrtmano Elmo
nj ira SbiIteo, Serrebsfogeo gnng
oa Solfetbingsmono R6rbane. gt-
aop Msler boIot SHopiellestolen,
bporefter Sogneprpiten, Baltor en-
ermanu, preoifeoe ODER 3ageris
9ert. Samtioig inbiotte gropit Setb
aaaersborg airfens npe TrGlt, Ea'
Iior gef,, / Gmbeoet. airfen bar to-
Iiet 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Gu nbsssclia Sc6mSclie. SRA Sri

IT, ~
benbapn meboeles oelt 26oe Deem.
Der: Sra en- ihnosipg Eerion peo
9apn Sdnitler, iom nblig er iIpstet
fra BET Steb, bpor ban boIotes |
Ileie, uoen at man err fomntet paa
Spor eiter BAN, er Der fommet ct
9rep til Statsbanernes StpreIie,
bpori ban triier meo at fordnitalte ct
fort Sernbaneattentot | Sulen. gre.
bet bar paft ubpeseIig Stemning /
piSe areoie, ba set er oplpit at Mau.
ben biep iinosipg UNDER en- Sernbaue.
llpffe og lioer at Den fifse Soc, at
ban bill blipe friif ieien, buis ban ielb
foranitaIter Ell ligneuoe lllpffe. Syern-
ban~elinierne paa sSpn og Spuano,
bpor man bar melt rGb for, at ban
piIbe gisre Sorisg pan at uofsre lit
ubDgaeliae 5orebapenoe, bar / bisie
Gage pGret ombpggelig bepogtet. aae
@fterforifnin9er for at iinoe Slpgt.
ningenS Spbolo bar biotil pGret for.
qiPpes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Gu fpinbelia 9urbpOlsfOrfer. en-

Come fra ariitiania, 9otanifer Srli
Santa 9ieiet, reiite / Suli Waaneo
meo ben al Spriten al @onaco uorn-
Itebe expedition, Der ifulbe foretage
ni~oenifabelige nnoerisgelier paa
Spitsbereen. Sru 9ieiet er meget
opatig i tit Sag, enonioere iuno, itGrf
90 mooig. Sun bar 90 oeiaa biem-
broat en- Meneoe presieoe 90 pr9pa'
rereoe Slanter, iom bun MI ! Sinter
orbeioer meo. Som gebis poa Sru-
ems Io6 ifaI nepues, at bun Here
@unae inbtil 5-6 3sgn 40 8angen
opbolot iig eanife olene ! tit Selt pna
foaounne Steber oppe pod Spitsber-
aen, bpor ser par noger 6lora. Man
efterloo benoe iaa Der meo 8ebRr,
Gropiant og 9ogeapparat, meoens
Sfibct orog andre Steoer ben. 6ru
.9ieiet paaitoar, at bun alorig felte
noaen Srpet; life iieloen bGnote oct,
at bun fit 8eisg al &9pe, Der ms.
qierriat fieebe inb / benoes Selt,
naor bun arbeioeoe. 9eoeren al Gr'
p%e6itionen, Rorbmanben &itmeIter
SsIoadieu, roier Sru 9ieiet meget for
beubes @oo og 9natigbeo % tiger,
at set aloeles life bar %generenoe at
babe Ell Dame nleo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

era gssIanb. co Cons aobber.
molm fra Samrebeia @rube ! Sa-
tersSaIen er eiennem 9'Sr. gllen %
Yaaiier ioIst til ct enseIif Selifab.
& baober at Galset er @egpnoelicn
til en- NinernIproouftion % sooe I'll
Ser | felipe Galen, for bpilfet oisie
Serrer iaal9nge bar itrGpct. ifripes
ira gpglano til "6eorelanbspen-
men,.