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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
Ethel Barrymore Scores the Elk
elusive Circles of Ameri-
can Life.
INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGES
They Prove Failure ncrnu.c Amcri-
can Society Girls Haven't Enough
Mentality or Serious Purpose
10 Meet the Requirements
OF Foreign NobIcmcn.

Chicago, oct IA despatch to the
Tribune from st. Louis. Mo. says:
Ethel Barrymore, the actress. whose
entrcc into the best Of American and
English society is unquestioncd. made
the astonishing declaration in an in
torvicw Yesterday that the most use
less, hraiulcss and purposelcss order
Of beings in tho world constitute thu
elite society OF America.
She expressed the opinion that the
reason International marriages with
American society girls have proved It
failur" is because tho brides have not
enough mentality. culture education
and serious purpose to interest the
foreign noblomHn or to meet the re-
quirements OF tho situation they find
there.
There is no occasion Tor brains In
our society at least in that in Now
York which have seen ana conse-
quently girls don't prepare themselves or
cultivate their capacities.
The women Of wealth are merely sell
fish and piEgish and are utterly content
with comfortable living quarters. good
dinner. a little polo or bridge or a rapid
automobile or two. They are empty
shells and perfectly meaningless and
useless to the country"
IF YOU can join gracefully in the in
antics Of an ordinary dinner table you
Will pass muster, but If you should hap
pen to touch on aythng that the real
men Of our country are dong-the mon
who are accomplishing thinGs-or il you
should venture into an intellectual! dis
cussion Of political issues or problems or
Of books or any OF the various multiple
interests which might appeal to one Of
any mental capacity you would be
Stunned as a frightful bore
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
WELL MEET IN BOSTON.
POstmnsters' Association of New EnG-
lind 10 Convene October II.

Washington. oct. 4-The Postmastors'
association # New England will meet
in annual convention at Boston, Oct. H.
Charles y. Brown OF Gloucester. presi-
dent, will preside. Postmaster-G General
Meyer will be unable to he present. In
vitations TO make addresses have been
extended TO First Assistant Postmaster
General Greenfield and Chief Of Inspec-
tors McMilln. formerly Of Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia 4. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has post. ely cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacemcnts, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, llbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
WILL SETTLE THE STRIKE.
Government HIS Arranged Terms he
tween Canadian Pacific md strikers.

Montreal oct. i-Tho announcement
was made here this evening by Robert
Rogers. minister of public works in tho
Manitoba government that he. acting in
conjunction with Colin Campbell attor-
noy-gencral Of tho Manitoba government
at Winnipeg. had arranged a settlement
90 tho strike of Canadian Pacific shop
workers. Officials of the Canadian Paci-
nc railway refused to discuss the mat
tor.
A. tho local headquarters Of tic men
# was admitted that the terms as stated
by NJ. Rogers We're substantially correct
but that the strike had not been called
of pending confirmation from Winnipeg
Of the acceptance by tho mon there "
tho proposed terms II is generally he
lioved here however, that the terms will
bc eventually accepted and that the men
will return to work That the men do
not regard the settlement as a victory
was manifest at their headquarters.
Tho company. Mr Rogers says has
agreed to put in effect the award made
by tho Cancellation board under the
L"mieux act, which award tho mon re-
fused at ono time to accept and % take
back tho mon who went out on strike
without discrimination as their services
may be required.
Tho settlement of the strike is announce
cd tonight through the conse rvattve gov
eminent in this province Robert Rogers
has been in Montreal for some DAYS with
a view Of bringing tho contcndinc parties
together and succeeded Tho terms are
those brought in by the board of con-
citation under the Lemieux act for set
thing labor disputes. The men return to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
REPRESENTATIVE-ELECT
LOSES $4,000 BY FIRE

Manchester. Oct. 4--Thc sawmin and
chair stock factory owned by j. II.
Hicks. who will leave tomorrow for
Montpelier to represent Manchester in
the Legislature, was destroyed by fire
carly last evening. Tho loss is estimated
at 5000, and there is no insurance. Il
is not known how the flames started.
There was stiff breeze blowing. and
the firemen from Manchester Center and
this village had hard work in saving
the lumber and tenements near by.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
CONQUERING THE CHOLERA

st. Petersburg. oct. THE cholera
epidemic is being kept well in hand
considering the hold 1t had on the
city before proper measures to pre-
vent its spread were taken. In the
- hours. from noon saturday until
noon to-day the new caSaa Numbered
1876 and the deat hs G9,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATES
Founders Week on the c25th Anniver-
snry of Founding of the city
by william Penn.

Philadelphia, oct. 4-F'rom out the his
toric old hclfry of Independence hall
there came to-day the pcals of a bell to
signal the opening Of the most unique
and significant civic celebration the
country has ever witnessed, the advent
of founders week. the 225th anniversary
Of the founding Of the city by William
Penn. Profound services OF praise and
Thanksgiving held in the churches to-
day will be followed tomorrow and
throughout all OF the coming week by
succession of pageants which promise
TO eclipse anything OF the kind hereto
fore attempted. Not since the famous
centennial celebration of 1876 have the
citizens of Philadelphia been aroused to
such pitch of enthusiasm.
The downtown streets tonight are
throngcd with thousands of visitors and
the buildings which by day had been a
mass Ct waving Colors are brilliantly
outlined in the fire Of countless electric
bulbs.
Tie program which will not bo con-
cludes until next Saturday morning is
crowded with interesting and spectacular
events The attractions are Of the widest
possible scope, but all lave been ar
ranged with the central diea of showing
the progress of the city from its found
ing to the present day. The historical
pageant of Friday is being looked for
ward to as perhaps the most interesting
of the parades which will be held daily.
Tomorrow is military day and there will
be a parade Of United States troops and
regiments OF the Pennsylvania militia.
Thursday has been set apart as naval
day. and there are now anchored in the
harbor practically every naval vessel in
commission on this side OF the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
STEAMER WRECKED.

Nassau. New Providence. oct. A.
The British steamer lIesleyside, Cap
tain Bedlington. from 81, Michaels.
September u. for Key West, was
driven ashore on Abaco Island in
hurricane October /. The steamer is
a total wreck but the crew were saved
and have arrived here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
This woman says Lydia r.
Pink hams Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.

Mrs. r. c. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
can truly say that Lydia F. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and cannot express my gratitude
to YOU in words. For years 1 suffered
with the worst forms Of female com
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots Of money for medicine
without help. wrote you for advice,
followed it MS directed, and took Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
IT has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you should have
been in my grave to-day. / wish every
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08

advertisement or on remedy II is a sure
sign that the remedy advertised Is COM
pounded from the prescription OF spec
ialist.. A specialist In certain disease
knows more about, and Is better filter
to treat that disease than anyone else.
and that Is the reason why the Rydaie
Remedies never fail to relieve and so
often cure the troubles for which they
are recommended. Rydale's Stomach
Tablets. for Indigestion and Dyspepsia;
Rydale's Liver Tablets for Liver and
Bowels: Rydale's Tonic. for a system
builder and sure cure for Chills and
Maiari, and Rydales Cough Elixir for
all ordinary Coughs and bronchial troub-
les. are four prescriptions OF the best
specialist and will do all that medicine
can do. ]. w. O'Sullivan, Burlington,
Stanley & Estey. Winooski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
REJECT DIR. KOCH'S THEORY.
Tuberculosis Congress Goes on Record
against II mt Closing session.

Washington, oct. A signal victory
as given yesterday won by the opponents
Of the theory advanced by Or. Robert
Koch minimizing the danger Of human
infection from bovine tuberculosis bacilli.
when the sixth tricnnial international
congress on tuberculosis, Just before final
adjournment. placed itself squarely on
records in opposition to the views of the
German scientist
The controversy over this momentous
issue reached rs climax yesterday, when
that body, by unanimous vote, adopted Il
resolution recognizing the possibility
Of human infection from the bovine tu-
hcrculosis bac!ll DR. Koch sat through
out the proceedings without even so
much as a NOD Of disapproval.
The action Of the congress on this
noteworthy issue it IS thought, will for
the time being put quetus to further
agitation. at least until the next meeting
OF the congress in Rome in 1911.
An entirely unexpected. but one Of the
most pleasant surprises OF the closing
scenes of the congress was tho appear
ance for the first time during it's pro-
ceedings of President Roosevelt, who
In an address paid a notable tribute
10 the assemblage Of so many scien-
lists Of international reputation. lie
declared It to bc his belief that no
gathering could take place frauGht with
greater hope for tho welfare Of the
people at large than the congress which
closed to-day.
RESULTS OF THE CONGRESS.
Among the results of the labor of the
~. /
tion recommending the obligatory noti-
location and registration Of all cases Of
tuberculosis, indorslng well considered
leg station for tho regulation Of factories
and workshops. tn" abolition of prena-
ture and injurious labor of women and
children and the securing OF sanitary
dwellings SO rs to increase the resisting
power of the community to tuberculosis
and other diseases.
Other resolut ons indorsed instruction In
personal and school hygiene in all schools
for training teachers; the establishment
in colleges and universities Of courses in
hygiene and sanitation, the esta bllshment
OF Fairgrounds as important means of
preventing tuberculosis; the establish
ment OF hospitals FOR treating advanced
cases; sanatoria for curing cases and
the establishment OF dispensaries and day
and night camps for ambulant cases
which cannot enter hospitals and sana-
toria.
The closing scenes were marked by re-
sponses by the representatives. of 90 ma
tons rejecting the confident hope that
medical science will in the not far dis
tant future triumph over the scourge of
tuberculosis
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ROOSEVELT TO STUMP.

Bryan Hears He VIII Make Six
Speeches-Brynn Changes His Plan
So to Talk More.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb, oct. 4-That
President Roosevelt fully intends to take
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
'0RPORATION VIGURES

In this sense consumption is the
price of civilization, and as usual. maid
by the lower two-thirds for the bcnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

MarmorIaos blep bpitioeIig Iast paa
fin Yiaos, Ggebsren breibc iig paa
fine rnitne SrnesIer, os bet iuage
SoIifin, Tom ct Eieblif boube popet
al trGnse fig inc Msrfct, lnffeoes
i:oe.
Gorine faiieoe fla, inobpdct ! lin
Gappe, / fin 2anoauer % bemprfe.
tc | fin SinbsbepGgelie life, at ban
Dor alene | 0cgnen. SilIenc fnir.
feoc | Sanoet - % off blep otter
itiae poa Wontrematrc airfesaoro.
geo Sppeoinogangen ifiltes @osn-
rnffen, oa bper fjerte til fit meb en-
Surtigbeo, iom tpocoe poa en- 50.
Ielie al Settelie.
fyperfl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

9rep og ia, at ban piloe ba betalt for
ben, men at Sc uoen Spil bapbe
I~tiaalet Eengene, De fisbte BEN for,
'aa ban loo bore oligepel, mlmlet
Slape onoifabsfllot.
Ga ipor ieg en- 60 paa, at
starlight ifulbe betole for set - og
life meo Yenge, fortiatte 8aloaiarte.
Seq bar ct 9lnfer affurat Wagen til
Get anbet. Oct saar til 9arra. Spis
Starlisbt ItiGler BET, og ban og bans
MRno 0riffer -
San Itanbiet.
- Spis en- Nano itiPler Sin %
briffer Den, gipr ban bet paa egen
Giiifo, ia Slape. De mener, at 8i.
men maaife life bill befomme BAN iad
bel?
Solbaiarte niffet.
De er ianselig en- at De melt
ubipefulerte SlpngIcr, ieg nogeniin'
oe bar truiiet, ertlprte Slape efter
en- Yauie; men starlight itaar uoen'
for 9openc - % iee amer life, at
ser er nogen Sorifiel paa Seres Tte'
tbobe % paa at ienoe ham en- Susle.
Ien buff bel paa - ieg bill life ia
roget nleo BEN Sag at giere.
Samme Sag blep ct anfer gmon'
tiaabo Sberrp ienot al antoniu Bal.
oaiarte til Raines Sotel, og ban
aiorSe oft mulist for, at oct ifuloe
bli befienbt, ioa oct beito iifrere full
sc fomme Starlight for Ore.
Canine Sos bapbe @uif.S eleera>
fen set meget trapIt. Starlight fit nos
get at pioe, JON intercsierte bam / bsi
@rab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Gn inobtfIet MHGrc.

On Mano meb meget lab Nsit bar
netop enbt i'm Sorflaring for Goliti.
retten.
"Spao er Ceres Napn?" ipsraer
Sulomegtiaen.
"Sebicn," iparebe Ianben.
"SeSperien?"
"Nei, Sebien."
"Sbien?"
"Hei, Sebien; S-e-b-i-e-n."
"SSebien?"
"sSapel. Stte og -"
~0eres Sornapn = Sorbogitapen
Saf."
"gla! g."
"Ia - q. Sebien?"
~Rei, BET er life Ia. g. Seq Jag.
be bare Ial"
"Ia. Sebien?"
"Rei, itrpe no aa'en og las Sen
itaa."
Sllhmp9tigen iaa GrserIig op.
"Gil De bore iaa mil at gicntaae
Geres SorbogItoper?"
Seq iagbe g."
"Nei, unoIfpIb. 9e ias6e ga. g.
Men fonife Se pil Ifripe oct ieIp!"
Seq iagbe: ga =
"9etop MI iogbe Se 10 81"
ga, ia, ia, lao mig ioa inaffe no
ga bel. Seq iagbe: Ia! forbt ies
life iorItoo, bpao De ipitrgte mig ON.
Seq mente life bermeb, at set par nit
Sorbo9itap. Wit Hapn er ariitcn
Sebien."
"Mo!"
"Hei life Ga, men g." iaaoe
Ionben. "8ip mig glpantel,, iao
ifal iee ifripe oct ielp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Why He Waited.

An old gentleman, clad in a somewhat
youthful suit OF light gray flannel, sat on
a bench in the park enjoying the spring
day.
whats the matter, sonny ?" he asked
a small urchin who lay on the grass and
stared at him intently. why don't you
go and play?"
Don't want to-" the boy replied.
"But it is not natural" the old gentle
man insisted, "for a boy to be so quiet.
Why don't you want tor
"Oh, I'm just waitin'," the little fellow
answered. I'm inst waitin' till you get
up. A man painted that bench about
fifteen minutes ago."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
. Sono! SoIot!

auifen paa 8ognen I'll 8orra So.
ra Sotel penote fig. Gre MGno paa
oooe Seite bolot peo Sioen al bam.
Baa en- iieroe Seit bar anbragt ct
Srilg, bporpoa Der befoemt funoe
Iig9e ct Iioet @inanfer. auifen for'
ltoo sieblitfelig Situationen. Den
berpgteoe 9uifrsper Starlight bapoe
bort ON Sberrpanferet pg otloe 10
Gag / set. Suifen imaalo Sfi9g'
get. San par insen geunbrer al an'
tonic Goloaiarte.
SoIbt! raabte Starlight igien.
9Ianot Sogerpe paa Den Sogn er ct
anfer meo Sberro til Raiue / Bar.
ra. Seq piI ipare Gem for Den ulei.
lisbeo at fiere oct piocre.
@eIfommen! imilte Suifen.
ibet ban orog aiiteb meS anferet.
San iaa eiter Dem % paa ct 8nlo.
Itpffe, iom Starlight bapoe ituffet
bans Soono.
Seq piISe ianbeIig sierne msoe
en- Wauo iom Starligbt boer Dag !
uaen. %ucr mango aar mon leg
cnonu ma ba meo gntonio @alo'
icrte at gisre. isr ban tGnfer paa
at al mig Ell Chilling. Gaa ia, an'
tonic, MI pil Din Sin. enoeIig bll
bruffen al en- Gentleman.
ga SinbanoIeren hsrte ON Sabet
al Sberrpen, tos ban oct til ales
S~prunbriug meget rcligt. Nsen bap'
be be Jet banr, naar ban bar alene,
pilSe De ba tauft noset anoet. %
blep bans gniiat n9iteu bi9pelif al
oct ubpseeIise SmiI, iom fortrat
bans Munb.
Sa, bal 10 bmi bGit. Srit
aaptein Starlight, brill On % Dine
fyolf pil bli ct prGetist Sfier ior
SugIcne % De piIoe Spr ! gulfian'
oct. Seq. autouio SalSaiarte. CIR
Gem CT SeitmaaItio - Starlieht %
bans ganoe!
Ser bier bantet paa Ssreib %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

ban Iuffet op. Gct par en- Ranb meb
ct 9rep. San aabnet BET.
9repet inoeboIot en- Snobpbelie til
at ipiie til Miboag iamme Dag paa
Megent Sotel meo Wr. Cellars. Gel.
lars meobeIte Mntonio, at ban bar
fommen til Iuitralien for at bringe
Sip / 8inbanoelen. San CAB ct Gel.
fob ON Iitenen paa Sotellet. Roli'
timeiteren % mango andre fremra'
genoe Berioner bapbe giort BAN oeit
sGre at ia imob Snbbpoelien, og
ban baabet, at antonio Saloaiarte
piIoe aisre BET iamme. San BAD ON
lln~oifploning for oct forte Sariel,
men ban maatte reiie allereoe naite
Gag.
en- Set! Set Dor noget for bam.
90 til ben / grepet faitiatte Sio inc.
fanot ban iie | Hesent Sotel / Gel
Ifabsoragt % meb fine fineite Sia.
manter ifinnenbe / sfiortebrpitet %
Wanidetterne. Ga ban gif opab ben
breoe Warmortrappe, msote ban
SIape.
- ga, ia, min aobe Golitimeiter.
buffet ban. Gotten bar tat 2offe.
maoen. Seq gao oioe b~oorleoes
StarIigbts Raoe bar Set, min sobe
SIape.
Spis Cellars er Iise iaa goo en-
Sorretningsmano, iom ban er Bert.
til ban sisre fine Eager gobt, mum.
let Slape pelbebageligt til Gntonio,
iom iab peo Sioen at bam. 9enne
Wibbag foiter BAN minbit fem grnb
Sterling pr. Rano.
Cellars, iom p~raiiberte peb Gnben
al 9orOet, bar en- bst, eraaiprGnst
Serre al torment gore.
Sfaal Mr. SIaoe, raubte ban,
ieet ban lsitet fit 8Ias. Seq bar
ipecielt cnifct at ie Dem Der, oa ieg
eiIifer at bore Ceres Mening. Seq
er netop fommen fra 2pnbon, iom DC
peo, og leg bsrer, at en- 9anoit peb
Naon Starligbt plpnbrer SoIf boabe
tent % tioIig. aunoe ban M life
polbc % 5ortr9b - NIT @intom.
PAM mcner ieg9 San funbe oper.
faloe bore Teiienbe o. -
StarIisbt pil life poloe mere
SoritprreIie, inoifisb antonio, oct
fan iee foriifre. Sra iSag fan Star.
light life gisre mere Sfabe. Star.
light, mine Serrer, er beb!
Ssb! uobrso ale forbauiebe.
- Waaife Nr. gaIbaiarte piI for.
t9le os Iibt nPrmere ON oenne ge.
gioenbeb, iom ipnes at poIbe BAN iaa
itor en- 8lPbe, ia cellars.
Seq peS bare, at ban er bsb,
ubbrsb Intonio.
San bapoe oruffet en- bel Del.
men ban tGnfte, at oct neppe biloe
rare flost at iortGlle, boorlebes ban
bdpbe faut benne aunoifab.
Oct maa bore fommet nteget
pIuoieligt, ia Cellars. Get biz Sc
ale ioritaa. mar ies iortGuer Gem
en- liSen Siitorie. Sub Seres 9Ias.
mine Serrer! Seq bill sierne, at De
Hal image pna oenne ipecielle Gin.
ct 8las Sberrb - De bar piit al.
orig imagt noset beorel
8Iosiene blep iplbte, tsmte %
ieien iplote.
StarIiebts .pIuoieIige 9so bill
al Senne Bin iorsset Snteresie, mine
Serrer! ia cellars. 8ienote Se
Sen life igien, Wr. Sa~Ioaiarte2
ON leg - ON leg fienote Den
igien? siipet @aIoaiarte.
Get buroc De ba giort! peo'
bIep cellars penlist imiIenoe. Der
er en- romantiit Siitcrie fnpttet til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

Sen Bin, Dc netop bar bruffet. 9e,t.
ne bsiit merfeliee Berien, &aptein
StarIi9bt, ipnes paa en- ener anoen
mpitiif Waabe at ba bort ON mig og
mine Glaner, og bpao tror 0e, Der
tier? Saiten fit ieg ct greo fra bam.
boori ban pnifer mig tiapffe og no.
taIte BET Saob, at mine Ilaner
maatte ifaffe mangen fottig Wano |
aolonicn en- goo Sortieneite.
Sroene blep billet meo begeiitret
9iiaIb.
= aaptcin StarIisbt ienote mig
oaiaa ct anfer Sberrp iom Segn paa
tit 8enifab, fortiatte Cellars. SAN
ia, at ies ~piitnof pilbe finbe bet uo'
merfet. Oct bar ben Sberrp. De
netop bar bruffet, mine Serrer. Oct
laoer til, at ban life bar iunbet BET
basienoe at meooele mig, at bet par
Den famine Sberrp, iom BON bem9g.
tiaet fla paa 8eien fra Mr. antouio
8aloaiartes 8iGlber til Iaine Sotel
! 9arra.
- Spab freq antonio os iprang
op Iiebleg / aniistet. Spao?
- Sen iortreffelige Sberrp ri
netop bar Sruffet, er ira BET anfer.
iom De, Sr. gaIoaiarte, ienote
- SipIp! ifreg Intonio. Si9lp!
Zen er forgiitet - foreiftet! 9en-
SLENDER De noget til Bette, Ir.
Slape2 raabte cellars.
glaze bar ligeiaa bleg iom @aloa'
forte ieln.
= Seq fienoer intet til BET!
iparte ban msrft.
Seq bsr - ieg bsr! iamret
gntonio. Ha - "a!
- Spis bette ifal bore EN- Spsg,
@aIbaiarte, uobreb Cellars, err Oct
q, meget oaorIi9 Speg, %
Oct err ianot! raabte antonio.
@t err aGeIammen GsbenS Butte!
ct bsit Sfrig LOO fra belle SeIIfa'
BET, mems De foriGroet betragtet bper'
andre.
SeIp ont Sinen nar forgiftet.
fan maaife 2pgebiGlp enoni reooe
| os, ia SeQars foloblobigt. S TG'
reIiet peb SiSen al bar ieg en- al Ser
sens flinfeite Semifere, SPge %. Seq
arpenber bam til at prsoe % erpe-
rimentere; men ban tienber ogiaa
Gle @ifte % Iobgiite. Spts ban
fienoer 8iften, ftlnoe ban reooe os.
Seq pil brabe Gem burtisere,
END De oil % paa nogeu mtoen Mtaa.
be, bpis De life siebIiffelig flyer.
bpao set er for Gift, De bruste! brsl.
te Slape, ibet ban greb Irtonio |
Struben. Set par Gem, Der font
Den / Sincnl
antonio tiIitoo aft. Slape itprtet
no al @rreIiet % penote tilbage meo
en- bsi Serre meb blaa Sriler, 'om
ppmerfiomt bsrte paa, bpao Der blep
f~ortolt BAN.
- Gcnne @ift bIir meget almin'
Selig brugt al italienife Snismoroe'
re, ia ban. en- Sop Relt meo ct
Gar Gram antriopiocol germanso
- ies bar IiSt Of ben / nit Reoiein.
fob -, Tom blir tat ii Miniiter efter
@iiten, eisr ben imibIertiS alSeIes
upirfiom. Sa, R%atienten otloe life
engane pibe -.
III Itore 9erbeu! raabte Sci.
ffobet, bporior itaar Sc Der cg inaf-
fer2 ii Winuter - II Minuter! 81
bar tabt fem allereoe! 8tp os Neoi.
| cinenl
San Isb no % bentet ben, mems
SeIffabet iaS % peniet meo banfenoe
Sierter % IitrreSe paa fine rbr.
Ien 9oftoren par p~iounoerlis bur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
FIRST AID.

A prominent PHYSICIAN was recent
ly called to his telephone by a col
ored woman formerly in the service
OF his wife. In great agitation the
woman advised the physician, that
her youngest child was in a bad way.
What seems to be the trouble?"
asked the doctor.
DOC. she done swallered a bottle
OF ink"
"Ill be over there in a short while
to see her." said the doctor. Have
you done anything for herr
Il done give her three pieces o
blottin'-paper, Doc" said the colored
woman doubtfully.