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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
Would Sell Freak to State.

One of the state departments has
received a letter winch has been re
ferred to the state department of his
tory. 1t related that the writer hao
In his possession a pig, born April 81
1908, that had one head, two bodies
eight legs, four ears, two tans and
two eyes. What will the state
museum give for it?" the write,
asked. ]. L. Crees of Titonka wal
the man who offered the curiosity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

at this stage and took me on trial as his
leading woman in Mr.. George That
was the first straight comedy had ap-
peared in and I feel that whatever /
shall ever make of myself will be due
in large degree to Charles Hawtrey,
who was here recently, by the way, in
"A Messenger From Mars, and who Is a
gentleman and great artist. He put
me through the best schooling girl
could get; why, l could feel myself
grow under his tutelage.
Every one said was foolish to
leave him and Gatti's management to
go under Charles Frohman's; but there
fortune was on my side again, for it
has turned out to be the best thing L
ever did In the first place 1t placed
me with John Drew, which is in itself
liberal education; and in the second
place 1t has resulted in chance to
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

it to those who. holding disparaging
opinions Of vaudeville. see no hope in
that institution. and to those who be-
neve with me that the judgments OF
the crowd are sometimes singularly
accurate and just The quick appre-
citation which comes as the result Of
the performance of the little sketch
proves that the American public, as
IL is found in big vaudeville houses.
has It's heart on the right side and
that the fundamentals OF our sympa-
thies are still intact like our mistaken
concrete foundations, for the audiences
this week weep and applaud and cheer
in token OF their approval Of The
Fifth Commandment" and Julius Ste
ger.
Only the plethora of histrionic tall
ent now in town crowds this little chat
with Steger from the front page; the
artist, singer. author and actor in
claims of the legitimate So space
usually devoted to the superlatives of
the press agent will be invaded This
fact, though. must by no means be re-
garded as affecting the tone OF the re-
view. nor must it be held accountable
for the enthusiastic commendation
herein set forth in praise of this little
playlet and its chief interpreter
If you have not seen The Fifth
Commandment" the chances are that
you will. and if you don't. then the
fault will be yours and not mine. so
an account OF the plot will yield, il
you please, TO the assumption that you
are familiar with it, 1t will be enough
to say that for five minutes last Tues
day afternoon the Orpheum perform
ance was held UP in the air while the
matinee crowd expressed its delight.
and that every other performance OF
the playiet wins like approval
I met julius Steger after the per-
formance. To hear him talk you
would have thought he were fresh
from pulpit. for he takes his new
vocation seriously and is. In my opin-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Girl Though my role was small one
had one chance in Mamie. I've a
Little. Canoe. They gave me four girls
to help. in, the scene and the song
spread as only popular melody can.
Edna May, who was my superior, used
to have to stand in the wings and wait
for me to take my encores on the piece.
We were such good friends, however,
that her compliasance ws equal to the
test and / was permitted to enjoy the
honors of that particular act. That
was good luck again, you see. After a
little while Edna May left the company
and was given her place, playing The
Belle of Mayfair That was still an
other streak of good fortune.
FIRST STRAIGHT COMEDY
''All this time was looking forward
dimly to something different from light
opera. Charles Hawtrey befriended me
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

ion, justified in his confidence that a
man who adds to the sum total OF hu-
man happiness is in fact a public bene-
factor; that the person who brings
home truth to human hearts is. in the
essence Of the word. preacher: that
the actor who entertains his audiences
on high plains of emotion is a teacher.
steger used to be a comic opera star.
and still could be If he chose. Why
he Is not has been made the subject.
he says, OF exaggerated stories a year
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

shine in my own light At first Mr..
Frohman wanted me to do musical
comedy, but escaped that and here I
am in My Wife with everybody so
kind to me and the papers giving me
such splendid notices"
BILLIE's GREAT CHARM
You know, patient reader. that some
critics have said of Miss Burke that
she is the best half OF the show and
that John Drew is the other and small
er part Now that isn't true and BILLIE
doesn't believe it at all. either; but it
might have turned anothers head
Critics said other extrava CANT things
about her. because. no doubt. it is hard
for a critic to be reasonable in the
presence of the personal spell exercised
by Miss Billie and her prettiness.
However. Frohman is quite aware OF
the charm of this remarkable young
lady's art and beauty and so she has
another advance offered her.
81 leave America for Paris at the
close of this season. next June. There
snail see lHc play Wnlcn MI trOnman
has secured the American rights to and
in which / shall be star 1t is an
adaptation of sLAmour Veille,' and will
be called Love Watches Gladys Unger
is making the English translation
Then 1 shall go to London for my
frocks and then back to New York the
following September, when the play
will open. 1 wonder if my good for
tune will continue until get chance.
like Grace George. to return to London
at the head of my own play 1 am
prepared to work for this reward and
I'll win I'm sure"
Miss Billie Burke is determined that
she will not be like the milkmaid
whose itinerary was so solicitously in
quired into by the impertinent youth
of fiction Happily she cannot forego
the advantages that accompany beauty
and believeashe will add to graces of
person those graces .of mind which
have thus far held to her the fruits Of
her beauty's easier victories.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Expounds Law IN
Fifth Commandment

At the Orpheum this week they are
having sketch repeated from last
weeks bill which Is worth more than
the passing mention of current review.
1t deserves consideration for it's seri-
BUSINESS of purpose; It's more than
usual charm, it's high character and
it's truth. no less than for the perfec-
tion OF its presentation. I commend
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

my plans for next season. he said, but
can not. You may know. however,
that we purpose producing play
which 1 am sure the theater. public will
like to see. and 1 can tell you that
it will be in no great degree a de-
parture from my present type of light
and witty comedy. My Wife,"
BEGINS UNDER FR0HMAN
Drew's- great success as a star be-
gan, as everybody knows. with his en-
gagement under Frohman He had
been the lover in Daly's company and
Ada Rehan had been the leading
woman. What would happen when he
left her was asked. But when the
Frohman production made full fledged
star out of him he found himself in
company with Maude Adams, to whose
charms he could play the admirer as
well as to Ada Rehan, and the very
first performance of The Masked
Ball" was pronounced hit in the great
Broadway. That was at the beginning
of his stellar career; now, in its
autumn days. he finds himself about
to lose a leading woman-Billie Burke
las Ada Rehan lost a leading man.
One wonders if her training and ex-
perience and hard work are equal to
the task of paralleling Drew's career
But Billie Burke herself doesn't won
der about 1t very much. The situation,
from her point of view, seems summed
up nicely in the phrase. Everybody is
so awfully good to me-" And no won
der. About the only mistake that her
destiny has made with reference to her
career seems to be that she was born
a girl and not boy. That's how she
got her name. Her father planned to
call the baby Williams after himself,
and without doubt would have done so
had not she herself indicated natural
distaste for the, name. 80 they chris
tened me Ethelbert,'' she told me, and
I couldn't complain, because knew
nothing about it. AS a choice between
the two masculine names. Ethelbert'
and Billie which my father insisted
on calling me, chose the latter, be-
cause it was shorter and more pictur-
esque, and so Billie 1 am and Billie I'll
remain
SURPRISES HER FATHER
Twelve years after Miss Billie had
surprised her father with the incon-
gruity of the name he had selected they
all went to Paris, leaving their Wash
ington home. She was educated in a
convent, where she had but two things
to worry about; one was her great head
of luminous hair and the other was her
American accent.
My folks, Of course, objected to my
going on the stage, but my fathers i'll
health and reverses made such step
expedient, and so 1 tried what could
do with my voice.
'Erom that moment good fortune has
followed me closely and do not at all
understand it. i sang coon songs and
London liked them and applauded me.
London managers made themselves
acquainted with me and 1 got my first
real start in George Edwardes' and Les
lie Stuart's musical play, The School
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
This decks Attractions

Van Ness-John Drew in my Wife"
Novelty Katherine Grey in "The Reck-
oning"
American -LilIiputian Singers in "Floro-
DORA
Princess Edwin Stevens in AWang"
Alcazar Clyde Fitch's Lovers Lane"
Orpheum- English troupe heading vaude-
vile
Central-War Drama, Shenandoah"
Chutes Vaudeville and Amusement Park
Wigwam- Vaudeville
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

my plans for next season" he said. but
I can not. You may know. however,
that we purpose producing play
which am sure the theater public will
like to see, and 1 can tell you that
it will be in no great degree de-
parture from my present type of light
and witty comedy, My Wife,"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
By Walter Anthony

fame. it is difficult to deny Drew's
indictment of theater goers' forgetfuI-
ness.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-02-05

vl.y.;de Notes Gathered Here ano
There by Dispatch Man.
Large crowd in town Monday.
For your garden seed come to head
1uarters-Harman's Bazaar.
Many people are complaining OF
their hogs dying from sore throat.
pnv yonr garden seed at Harmanls
Razaar' New stock just received.
Mr. NJ 81. silIs, Of Batesburg, spent
Friday in Lexington.
Mr.. S. J. Roof, one Of the best cltl-
- vens On r r. D. 1, was here Friday.
School books for spot cash only at
Harman's Bazaar.
MIR. Willie Harman has been serious
s3lv II for the past several weeks.
DR.. B. M. Crosson, of Leesville' was
here Monday.
Note the new advertisement OF ene
Jas. Z. Tapp Co., in this issue
Miss Emma Ballentine spent sun
day with friends in New Brookland.
Capt. j. Feaster Lyles, the sage OF
Fdisto. was here Monday and Tues
day.
Onion sets and fresh garden seeds,
abW. p. Roofs.
Mr.. Jas. W. shealy, of White Rock
one of the best citizens OF the county
was here last week.
DR.. w. n. Zimmerman, OF Bates
burg, was prominent court VISITOR
last week.
Mr.. Angus Harman, of Columbia,
spent few days in and around Lex
ington last week.
a fun line of fancy and plain cand-
les always on hand at The Bazaar.
Mr.. J. Taylor, one Of the best citi-
zens Of Gilbert. r. Ed. 1, was mere
Monday on business.
MT. ]. A. Lucas, of near CASTOR,
was IN town Friday and while here
gave us pleasant call.
For apples, oranges, lemons, BAN
nanas and candy of all kinds, go to
The Bazaar.
Mr.. Henry w. Taylor is building
neat cottage on his lot near the
Meetze place, at the depot.
Brown sugar and all grades of cof-
fee will be found at NJ. D. Harman's
grocery.
Mr.. Barnard B. Hutto on Route 2,
Swansea, has added his name to bur
subscription list.
r Mr.. Louis J. Langford was among
the many prominent citizens in town
Monday and made US pleasant call.
New arrival of leading styles in
shoes, all sizes, 70 suit everybody and
the prices are right. W. P. Roof.
Dispenser Auditor West is checking
up the dispensary here. The stock
is said to be low.
You will find a lot of beautiful
standard goods for sale at reduced
prices at The Bazaar.
Mr.. Samuel Buckley, who was quiet
sick for day or two last week is
much better now.
Mr.. Guss Matthias, the very capable
and attentive postmaster at Irmo,
was here at court yesterday.
Mr.. r. L. Lybrand, prominent
business man of Swansea, is juror
at court this week.
You will find the very best brand of
flour at NJ. D. Harman's grocery. Call
and learn the prices.
Mr.. Lewis Roof, of Columbia, spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Roof.
Mr.. G.. Haltiwanger Rawl, of Lees
vile, was here On matters of business
Monday.
still have in stock line of beau
tiful and substantial rocking chairs at
all prices. Scott Hendrix.
FOR SALE-Two mules at bar
gain. Apply quick to P. B. Edwards,
Lexington, s. G. 2w15p
Mr.. Luther L. Long is erecting a
cottage on his lot near the depot.
He will also build his blacksmith
shop on the same lot.
AFTER 80 YEARS experience mil
lions of users of L. & M. PAINTS
claim:-First, it wears 10 to Is years
Second, it only costs S1.20 gallon
rS1,;~I7 ;fp tho hocf thov bova ever
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
sra Sprtng Grove.
Otter "SerGIo".l

- Steinnr @oIitab fom iorIeben
tiIba9e ira Spb Safota, bpor ban bar
togct iig 2on6.
-SruIs EouIion % SuItrll fra
Spo 0ofota anfom til Spring @rooe
iorrige 8reoag.
- GpenMiffclicu, iom / Sc iibite
10 9Ior bar arbeioct / Spring @ropeS
Cme9n, ttltrnaOte iioite @an6og Ici'
len tiIboQe I'll Norge.
49, SfopQunro& Concert / Spring
@rooc Opera Souie EatiigeIieSOn9S
gl'tcn baooe trutfet iulot &llS, %
l(nOcrboIOuiugen bar / ole @enieeu'
ser mcGet ueIpttct.
- Spring @rope NhlijtforpS bIcp
ioruplig rcorgantieret me0 80 Web.
Iemmer. Set err lpffe0e8 Dem at fire
Jig &rof Spcruti pco &utber College
/ Cecorob iom Snitriltter.
& Ole @iIbeImiou meo Suitru
% 0uttcr ontom &erbng til Spriug
@roUc citer ct ottc Waaueoer& %.
bolo peb Manila, 2. Gnf., bpor De
M eicr 10 &uartiettiouer paffert
&auS.
g. 81. @pe ioIatc iorIcSen lin
6orrctninQ til .. .. @orrciS ira 0ta.
bel, i0ct Mr.. @arneiS bptte0e en- 1853
&crcS 6orm i RGrbe0en al Mabel for
Ntr. &ncs @utitSbngning mco @are.
beboINuin9 iomt bans berprrcuoe
@eboeIie&buS. Nr. &pe agter itrar
N iluttc pan 6ormeu.
Oct eitaaaenoe 6ragttog bapSe
CT meact betu0eIiat llbcIo Su&0oa III.
termiohng bcn 256e 9ou., iOet ire
"toctoaes" 6rnatpoaue Iaiteoe meS
Suin elf al Sporet % tnitcSeS / en-
GDuge buoruco benimoO 20 Spir
bleo orUbt % mango bcifaSigeOe.
ll!ptfeu ban6te / ben itarpe Spino
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Gcrfulanutns Huiner.

SertlllomilnS Hlttner bar ct al1e.
rifanif Sellfob Cambridge Com.
panp" tiIbuot Jig at logrape. Gel
ifabet pil erpropriere Den lille 9p
9feiina peo 0eapels @olf % berpaa
gaa igortg meo at bringe Rltinerne al
oct iomtioig meo Iontpep ~be9rapeoe
@erfuIanum pp / 9agen, men ben
i~taIienife Hegiering bar oefinitiut Of
ilaaet SiIbubet. Gesieringen timber,
at llOgraoningen enc % alene mao ife
cftcr StalieuS eget Snitiatip, ielu ON
oct fommer til at pare IarrGffer, in
Den mani fan afie De nsopenbige Wio'
Ter til Smfoituingerne peS en- iaa0an
llbgrapning. Sesuoen piloe De
State, iom Amerifanerne bragte op
/ Sogen ie~lpfoIgelig baune' amert.
fanite Ycn9eipriters Ealabier % for
alto gaa iabt for Stalien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Wpc tDjfr SfattebDrocr.

Gen tpife Higs'Heglering bar trent
Iuat ct 9uuife imponerenoe 6orlln9.
Oct tiIiister me Sfat-SnotGgtcr
til ct 8eIsb al 475 Nilioner Narf
ON Ioret, % gaar | itne Sopeotr9t
no poo ieI9cuoe:
Staten ~monopoliIerer 9rGnoepins'
hon0cIeu, bpilfet ifal inobringe 100
Mia. Worf. Gn M 'Stat - Scr
biifat - paa Sobaf meb 9cboIo al
ocu mtpprcuoe Sfat ifal gipe II
DILL. en- SlIfot 100 Mtia., SinIfat
90 WPiu. Sorsget grpeifot 80 0tia.,
Sfot pua 8aS. % GIeftrtcttctSior'
br,ta 80 MiQ. Warf, og Sfot poa
Innoncer - ia Iunoncer - 33 Wtiu.
Mtarf.
Get er mere enb tpiliomt, ON gii.
lon ioar Sc IiberaIe BARTER meo paa
0enne Whtnotulb. Wten iaa bar ban
Centrum og aatoliferne. Ge bar isr
aiort ham "sfouOmiife SieneIter".
DC tpifc fonIerpatiue Barrier fan
IIuoc alt / 4etniug al inbirette Stat.
tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Gn Srcoipcaarss
frtgS= General.

Zen bersmte ipenife SGriercr,
Seirberre / BET blooige Slag oebg9it.
iScf / SreoipeaarSfriaeu, General
@aner, itaar iom en- rigtis Sppe poa
bin Sibs rua SolSater. Gn Goentp.
rer par ban belt isiennem, uOmer.
fet peS Git % S%orpopetbeo %
utr9tteIie SanoIefrait, og paa Den
anben She bensipet til Den met no.
ippoenoe SauienpoeIie oe S~eiIeslss.
beo. Set bar en- inaI Sag fpr BAN.
ieIp ON ban bapSe tiI6raat en- Hat
unSer De pilbeite Srgier mco Sptl
% Spir, tioIig ON @orsenen at
ipinge iis til Set os paa en- ooerra'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
9maapimt.

Iartin 8. Saueen fom | Scr.
rags bian ira Ct. Yaul, bpor ban
bar pGret for at isge SPgebiglp.
.. ~. 9enion % SnItrn al
GIgin, Sorpo, bar | 3ecorab iiSite
Sreoog. &erira reiite De til SpIe,
Riun., bopr De bar 9efienote.
MiiS Selma 9isrnitob benote
Monbo0 tiIboae til Ct. Eaiil efter ct
lrnaerc geiss hos Miis Beatrice
Sopperitab.
"MabeI &ecorb" meooeler, at
$50 Spin bIep orGbte peo Ell Sern.
bnneuIpffe pan TreStonbranden az
WiIpaufee ganen iibIte llge.
S%pinefoleraen nGrlner iig Win'
ucibief Gouutp. Sra Sapette meo'
beleS, at Der err 300 miellem 80 oa 30
StDffer Spin poa en- 5arm Der /
Smeanen, % at ogiaa euteIte andre
Inrmere bar miitet Spin paa9rumb
al Beitcn.
SorSoag aiten ben t0be bs.
ST. s prGciS boIoer Ola Sobaut
'SprppIo 8orebrag meb 2psbiIleber
gait. Sbos N~iIsious Strife | Rioge.
man. aoganacn for Borne err %
Gents % for 9srn UNDER ~ aor 10
Gents.
Irs. ariiti Sliiebp al Stroreo,
q. 9af., iomt Son og Cater er /
9eisa hos SlG9t og Serner / 8cco'
rab % Smcen oa opboloer iia hos
WfrS. $. Slien, 8cit Mioin Strcct.
Get er M % Inr, iiben Sobanucs
Suicbp meo i'm 5omilie ilpttcbc I'll
9afotd.
Spenion @rrbber 60. | GreSco
ienbte iioite ll9e ct @rubber' noItpr
til Sogan, China. Get er nof lao
olminoeIigt, at aompouiet ioar Be
itiainger fra Spo Imerifn, Iirifa
% a~uitrnlien, men bette er ferite
Sang, at oct bar fplot en- Srbre ira
China.
- Mrs. g. 9. Snaooloitab ipIbte
0nSbog fine 60 Gar, % / anIeOuing
at 9aaen mootog bun ira fine tolu
Born en- sGife Suffertei, men pcb
nGrmcre llnoeriegelie al Oenne bite
oct fig, at ct Suiin iluutcnhe me
SIS oaarsitpffer bar ituffet inc mel
lem Sufferteiet - Ell limit Waaoe
at erinbre en- gammel Wor pau.
- Stipeuoiat Sobn Sunobp ira
Iorae, Der er paa Geiie beroper for
at iGtte iig inb / amerifonif Sano'
brig, fom | SorSoags til 9ecorob
og aiIagoe famine Gag en- @iiit poa
Eaitor q. SacobionS 5arm NOR DC.
corab. Sr. Sunobp bar opbolbt iig
en- Sio | @iSeoniin og SlinoiS %
fommer M fra SotpaS S%onobrueS'
ifoIe | Imes. Seriro reiite ban Gre.
boe til Maoiion, 8iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
EnIshGnsis bsIbreoet insen Q
Maautocr peo Gnticurd.

Sea hanoc en- fleeuoe, martreroe Scs
,enta belt iinen ied fem til Seroen, %
lea er M en- Mont pGa 80 adr. SeA
f~crisste ale DC 9teeiciner. iea hsrte ON,
men ianbt inccr 2iuSrina. Sea bar iits
fcrlie / en- ifrGifelia SiIIruue. Viii Sloo
blep tiIiiSit ian hrar!iat, al Der overall
breo I'd rsos oa tuiNc 4nIeer. tllocls lod
fore tom @oIUseoer, beoirtenoe nor
Smerte oa llbebaeeli9beo Sea troeee,
lea itlIoe miite Suhen pdd belle Se9enlct,
men lea dFholot mia ira al lis mig lna
nteoct iunt muIia. Seq a Ina neobruet;
al iee reppe tlnSc Qierc nit arhcioe.
9fr. ReIiuu R. Burnett arlbefuleoc grlIs
Gen al guticuras IieIerne, ihct ban fors
fttreee mug. at &c piISe biGIee oa mte
SiSen beIbreoe mia. Seq briate Quits
eira Sobs, ointment. 8cioleslrt oa
Gins, % lea fan meo Sauobeo itae, at
lea inoen cite Raareber q helbrebet.
Sea biz bierteIia arbeiale Guticurdsg Rtos
Ierue til ale, Der er angrebet TOM lea bar,
net lea tror. at es bill fiuoe benz at bare
alt bbnb be uhoipss FOR, bpts De brr9cr
Dem iisIae Sorffrifierne. Srhocr, iom
tbiIer ON SanSkScu al opcnitdaeuoe,
Ton Ifripe I'll Ser. Burnett, Tom Rierne bill
becihne min ltoidou.
sale gurbpeu. q. =. 9. 8, Geoar
Corners, Siptpu, sSa., 17oe Gua. 1907"
Sea ftaSfriter meb @IRbe open'taaens
Re ViSucsbnrS. Set er Sd1oNeo. Sea
tierher Mr. 9orSrel % oeo boilten SiIs
ftnrS Ban bar /. Snn bIioer aIoria trGt
al at role Guticuraz 0fibLerne.
~9eton q. Burnett, Siptou, Su.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

ifenbe oriitig Woabe fore fine Col
batter moo Sienoen. st grenpel
paa bans Sinos Raabeb 90 Sstle$'
lssbeo, iom ban bopoe fGleS meb
fin Sios frenirngenoe @enb, fan
fslgenbe Siitorie tieue til. Den tp'
tie 9p Silbesbeim bapoe gipet ct
SeItmaaltio til bans sgre, % bet
ubartebe til ct frpgtelig S~piregiloe.
General 9aner tpalg oa ben tilite'
bepGrcnbe, neppe 16soarige Brins
Gbriitian al Sesien til at briffe iam'
men meb Sc spriae Serrer cg fplote
bom ~iaaleoes meb 9riffeparer, at
ben unge, ba~obefulbe SprIteion etter
faa Cages Sorlsb ofgif peo Ssoen
Tom en- Sslge al 9rifferiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

iom 6isie ire WGno boIot, funoe oft.
iaa ~betragtes iom ben fsrite Spire
til Oct norife SeIifab. 9ette bIep
altiaa itiftet Den 2oen December
1878, og be ferite GmbeosmGno Dor:
Brof. Sb. gotbne, TrGiioent; 8. 3.
Sbompion, 8icepr2iibent; Hrof. g..
Siepers, Sefret9r. If en- eler an.
ben @runb reIignereoe imiblertio
Erof. gotbne iom Braiioentr iaa Mr.
Sbompion | girfelisbeOen bar Gel.
ifabets fsrite aftipe 8r9iioent. Gel
ifabet bapoe ba 81 Me6lemmer, me.
oens bet MI bar ITO, oe | De forite
Iar msote man fun en- Sang bper
Waaneo. Saleren op9leoe meb inn.
ligt Ielbebag peo Minoerne ON De
forIfieaige Observation-Disclosures %
Soreorae, iom / 2sbet of De isrite
aar blep boIote / Soreninsens ba
nofiaa tarpelise 2ofale, tbi Der bsbes
paa life iaa faa oirfelis CODE cling.
Oct bar BAN ogiaa en- Sornsielie at
uotale, at Oct norife Selifob alto
bapoe p9ret ct Wibbel til oprietigt
genifab % ct aoot SorboIo @anb og
WanO imeIlem. Meo 8emob maatte
ban ibufomme Dem, baaoe al Selifa.
bets Stiftere % andre Meolenmer,
Der MI life longer bar blanbt os, men
bar blepne inofalbte til oct iioite Itore
Msbe biniioes @rapen.
Ieoaftsr Sobs. g.. @iIt boIot ser.
rPit n fort Gale ON Sambolo os
GnorGgtigbeo. San aiorbe opm9rt.
lom pan, at Horbm9noene bar ct
~ltriobart Soft og at man oesp9rre
ofte bapbe mlangIet Sambolb. Saa.
nleget pafrere ipues oerfor Oct nor.
tie Selifabs Serb / De ipunbne Gar,
tbi mems Der itreoeS noenfpr, fam.
leoeS man / Sreo og goo Soritaaelie
inoen Selifabets SGgge, bpor man
Iaa for en- Stunb funbe gIemme 81.
bets S~rangiibe. San uotaIte Sanb
ON gobt fremtioiet Samarbeioe
blanbt De norife / 9ecorab.
Ger boIotes iaa en- Gale for apin,
Den al 5. S. SopperItob. Son no.
talte bIanot anOet unoer nleeen Miiu.
terbeo, at Oct norife Selifab piitrof
life funoe bape beitaaet | 80 aar,
bpiS apinoen life bapoe p9ret meo,
og aIporlig talt ifplote Get norife
Selifab fine Gamer meget. Se bap.
De meo utrGttelis SLID iorbereot og
g%iennemfsrt iaa mangen imlf Set
for SelifabetS Weolemmer. Saleren
uobragte tiliibit Spinoens Sfaal.
s. gngbretion bolot en- Gale for
Horge. San fllnoe life t9nfe zig
noget mere Grefulot emo at bore
HorOmano - at bore fsbt | oct
9amle, uforglemlnelige Norge.
8. %. Solm, nffompasneret al
@rs. SoIm, ians .paa fin iGopanIise
oafre Waabe ct Bar Sange, %
Sangforeningen "2uren" u~noerboIbt
Soriamlingen meo noele al fine beo.
ite Sange / Ssbet al afteuen. Ger
bar life meget igien al ben minoe.
pGrbise 2oen December, oa Selifa'
bets BrGiioent, g. anunbien, toffeoe
for gobt Samp9r, og man brso op.
Zen iiGloen pafre 9eforering al
Salen bar u0fert al 9'Srr. Sobn g.
9llitao og g. g. Guanbdbl, % an.
retuingen ioreitooeS al Mr. % Mrs.
Setter Semen. .s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

nepenior Caledonia. De Gasiaserer,
ium ON Gftermibbasen anfom til
Heno paa geien til forifielige ste.
Der Iangs Reno.Yreiton ganen,
moatte tilbrinse bet meite al @atten /
Yasiaserposnene oerneoe, og Der par
oenne Sang en- uiaopanIig WGngoe
9asiaserere, tbi mango agteoe fig
biem til Safii9eliesoasen. De fom
oa ogiaa biem1 men life for tiblis ON
Wor9enen efter en- nofiaa lang Rat.