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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05

Ralph Forster gave dinner in his
honor at the Consulate on Friday. Mr.
George Davies will give am q atag
lunch at the Pacific CluJ next week
and the Humphris have invited one
hundred Guests to meet h;h a, a pc
mic at WailClc tomorrow.
Tho womnn's auxiliary Ecct commit
tee is as follows: Mrs. waiter rrear
Mrs. Ernest Mott.Smith, Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. Charles Cooper, Mrs
Tenney Peck. Mrs. Andrew Fuller
Mrs. Winifred Babbitt Mrs. s. G. VIII
der, Mrs. Elizabeth Church. idrs. liar.
ry Macfarlane, Jr.. Mrs. +. II. Hum
phris, Mrs: Alexander G. Halves Jr.
Mrs. Laura Wight and her daughter
Ella will meet the Atlantic Fleet In
Yokohama. Miss Leslie Wight, whom
they have gone to meet. has been five
years In Berlin, and her visit to this
country will be brief. for she returns
In the Spring to Germany, where she
will be married, and her home will be
In Norway.
4 4 =
Mrs. James Wilder and family and
Mrs. Harnden have returned from Tan.
Mrs. Harnden expects to sail for San
Francisco in the Mariana on the 18th.
much to the regret OF her large con
gtingency of friends.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis Pills.
bury are planning an automobile trip
to the McCloud country ana will leave
the end OF this week for the Country
Club, from where they Will motor to
various places.-Call.
Governor and Mrs. Frear enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
most delightfully."- Admiral and Mrs
Swinburne. Admiral Sebree, Judge and
Mrs. Dole, Ex-Governor and Mrs. Car
ter, Captain and Mrs. Rees and Mrs
Philip Andrews.
+ 4 4
Young Francis Cogswell, the son Of
the late Admiral. who is on the South
Dakota, Is very III and will be sem
home Immediately by the doctors orc
crs.
DO. 4 4 4
A ball will be given at the Moanf
hotel on Tuesday evening at which
many society women will be patron
esses. It is for the Fleet.
4 4 4
Judge and Mrs. Sanford b. Dole
have returned from a delightful So
journ on the other Islands, much ben
Gifted in health.
4 4 =
Miss Mabel A. Phillips. Mrs. A
Brown, and Mrs. Haughs spent Q
week at Haleiwa recently.
| 4 4 4
| The hops at the Seaside are very
popular affairs and attract hundreds
nightly.
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick are &C
cupying Ingleside for the present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
SOCIAL NOTES


was a picture hat with large ostrich
plumes. The color scheme of the dec.
Orations at the church was green and
white, artistically carried out in white
asters, white lilies, white marguerites
and u proiusion of maidenhair and
choice greens. Mrs. Soule, Mrs.
Abrams and Miss Rycrort we're the
artistic decorators. The presents were
handsome, two rooms being necessary
TO hold them, cut glass, silver and
bric.a.brac predominating. The honey
moon is being spent at the Cooper
bungalow on Tantalus and later at the
residence of Mr.. J. p. Cooke ut Koo-
lau. Mr.. Fleming. the groom, Is well
and favorably known. He Is an ardent
sportsman and has managed the Oahu
Polo Club for two seasons. He is con.
nected with the wealthy firm of Alex.
andcr & Baldwin. Mrs. Fleming is a
charming girl and most popular, and
everybody wishes the bride and groom
long life and happiness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
BAND CONCERT.

Gov. Wilson of Kentucky said that
he will issue acquisitions for the re-
turn of ex-Gov. Taylor and ex-Secre-
tary of State Finley from Indiana,
to stand trial for completely In the
murder of william Goebel. but will
insist upon the men being released
on bail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
Governors Reception

In honor of the Pacific Fleet, Gov
ernor and Mrs. Frear will hold their
first monthly reception Monday, Sep.
TENDER Z, instead of waiting for Oct.
ober. As is usual no invitations are
issued all callers being made welcom.
at Arcadia" from to 6 y. m. the
first Monday Of each month during the
season. On Monday next Mrs. Swim.
burne and Mrs. Rees will receive with
Mrs Frear. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott.Smith.
Judge and Mrs. Ballou, Captain and
Mrs Moses, DR.. and Mrs. Langhorne.
Judge Lindsay, Judge and Mrs. Whit
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt Wilder. Mr..
and Mrs. Gartley, Mrs. Philip Frear,
Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. II. Mex. Harri.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. Up.
ham, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Harry Bald.
win. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball. Miss Char.
lotte Hall, Miss Linda Schaefcr, Miss
Margaret Peterson, Miss Alice Roth.
Miss Patty, Miss Hartwell, Miss Stur.
geon and Miss Katherine Goodale will
assist at the reception. The Hawaiian
band. under Captain Berger. will play
Governor and Mrs. Frear wish II und.
erstood that strangers as well as resi-.
dents are welcome.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
Fleet Garden Party


The MOana Hotel was the scene OF
a most enjoyable garden party on Fri.
day afternoon given by the Woman's
auxiliary of the Fleet Committee in
honor of Admiral SwinDurnc and the
officers of the Fleet. The lower floor
of the Moana, as well as the lawn, was
given over to the committee, and the
writingroom was made into lounge
by the clever fingers making cosy
place to chat between dances. The
distinguished guests were met by Mrs.
Walter Frear In the hall, who was as.
sisted by many Of the committee. In.
GLIDING Mrs. Ernest Mott.Smith, Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mrs. c. Cooper, Mrs.
w. Babbitt, Mrs. Humphris, Mrs.
Church and many others. Hundreds
passed before the reception commit
tee and were at once invited by the
young girls who were asked to assist,
to proceed to the lawn and partake Of
a punch In conjunction with sand.
wiches of all kinds, which was served
under the hau tree by Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. clifford Kimball and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
Rees Entertain


Rees Entertain
Captain and Mrs. c. Rees enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even.
Ing In a private dining room of the
Pleasanton, In honor of Admiral and
Mrs. Swinburne. The table was a
dream of beauty. choice Duchesse
roses and maidenhair ferns making
charming effect. Pink candlesticks,
softly shaded with pink silk shades,
carried out the color scheme. Mrs.
Rees, who Is beautiful woman.
looked particularly well in an artistic
creation of black lace, which showed
OFF the lovely contours OF her should
ers to perfection. Mrs. Swinburne. n
tall fine-looking woman, was charm
ing In cream spangled net over satin.
Mrs. Walter Frear, dainty and sweet
in white silk and lace, was much ad.
mired, and Mrs. Dunning looked very
handsome. Mrs. George Davies, who
Is one of the recognized beauties of
Honolulu. wore yellow silk. The
guests included, besides the admiral
and his wife, Governor and Mrs. Frear,
Major and Mrs. Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies, Admiral Sebree, Com.
mander Oliver.
Tomorrow will see the departure
of the Pacific Fleet, and much regret
Is felt that the good times which its
presence here brought about are at
an end. Mrs. Swinburne, wife of
Admiral w. r. Swinburne, will sail
tomorrow on the Manchuria, and
will join her husband in Honolulu,
where she will remain as long as the
ships are in port. She has been
spending the summer at Del Monte,
but came up to San Francisco Il few
days ago. Mrs. Emil Bruguiere, who
was Miss Vesta Shortridge. was to
have sailed with Mrs. Swinburne, but
changed her plans at the last and
will remain for some time longer at
Del Monte. where she has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Short
ridge. Another. who will sail to-
morrow Is Lieut.. Laurence Austin,
whose engagement to Miss Roma
Paxton, daughter of Mrs. Bessie Blitz
Paxton, was announced several
months ago.-The Call.
| + 4 n
Mrs. J. d Gaines entertained par.
ty of fifteen children at the Pleasan,
ton bathing pool on Wednesday after.
non. The afternoon was very de-
lightful one. the young people enter
ing Into the Joys Of a dip In the pool
with much laughter and enthusiasm
Among the number were the Halstead
children, Mrs. w. Stanley's four hope
fuls, Mrs. Lange's little family, Helena
Rothwell, the little Kitcat child and
little Psyche Berry. While the ma
mas had tea with the hostess the chill
dren were served with cakes and
glasses of milk on the lawn.
4 4 4
| Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith made a
short visit recently to her home In
San Mateo. She expects soon to
leave for Honolulu. where she will
be the guest of her daughter. Mrs
Harold Dillingham;, whose marriage
was an important social event OF
February. Mrs. Hyde-Smith and
Miss Gertrude, whose engagement to
Baldwin Wood was announced some
months ago. have been living in re.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05
Buchly Recital

bucnly necltdl
Mr.. r. J. Buchly has been prevailed
upon by his friends to give violin re.
cital the latter part Of October ana
announcement of the concert is hereby
given. In preparation for the event,
Mr.. Buchly has been working dill.
gently for the past two months and
will continue his work up to the time
Of the recital so as to appear in his
very best form. A very fine program
has been chosen and the patronesses
of the recital will include many Of the
most prominent ladies In Honolulu
social circles. Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck
has kindly consented TO accompany
Mr.. Buchly, which will add to the sue.
cess of the occasion. The recital will
be under the management Of Mr..
Charles II. Frazier, who has handled
very successfully many musical events
in this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-05

Mr.. X. dc -, Layard Is looking very
well. He was quite III In the East but
has apparently recovered his health.
Many entertainments have been given
In his honor Mr.. and Mrs. Lewton.
Brain entertained him at dinner on
Thursday evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
The real men of,the hour farmers

The real men oflthe hour-farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Penhallegon
made trip to Chicago this week.
j. Anderson went to Shullsburg
Tuesday noon. His stay was short.
-Orville Treweek is home from the
Ann Arbor school for week vacation.
Mr.. John Jackson will preach at
diamond Grove Sunday afternoon at
2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sink were
over-Sunday visitors with Darlington
relatives.
Ike Deller was out from Milwaukee
few days last week. The Tribune en-
joyed his call.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. U. Baker were
guests.of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Huben-
thai over Sunday,
Mrs. Bessie Cox, who has been
visiting here the past week, returned
to Chicago Monday.
Mrs. George of Shullsburg visited
foc a short time this week with her
mother Mrs. John Gundry.
Doc" Smith is in New York on
business this week. Went Monday
John Maloney accompanied him.
james Brewer was called to Column
bus, Ohio, Tuesday morning on account
of the death Of his youngest sister.
Ben Miller has been employed t.
take charge of the Linden lumber
yards. Good luck to you "Slickem.
Lost, pair Of gold bowed specta
cIes, near PrIdefdx & Bliss drug store
Finder please leave at Frieden's sho'
store
Miss Armetta Clauer returned t
Chicago Tuesday after partaking OF
pleasant time with Mineral Point rela
tives.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, APRIL 16 1905
Died in Ohio.

tuesday morning our townsman, Mr.
james Brewer, received the sad news
by telegraph ftom Columbus, Ohio, that
his sister, MIS-. 7. S. Brelsford was
dead. In Mineral Point, where deceased
grew to womanhood she was known as
Annie Brewer, and although several
years have elapsed since she left here,
many are still to be found in our midst
who remember her well for her cheer
full, jolly, girlhood spirit, all of whom
feel the pang of regret because of her
death, so untimely. Typhoid-pneumonia
was the cause of death A husband
and four children survive her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
The Local Field.
-Correll g. Martin for clothing

--Correll & Martin for clothing
-Rummage sale Saturday, May End.
Chas. Ivey was a Madison caller
yesterday.
Mrs. Pete Collins left Tuesday for
Iowa, MINI.
Leslie Ross returned Tuesday from
his Texan trip.
Dave Ellis of Dodgeyille paid & Wis
it here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Brewer spent Tuesday with
Linden relatives.
George Leonard of Darlington was
guest here Sunday.
There win be Badger club dance
Monday evening, April 90
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Sims spent Sun
day with Darlington relatives.
Alder Appel spent few days OF
this week with Galena relatives.
Exclusive designs in Wall Paper al
Ivey's Pharmacy. lift
Miss Nell McGann is spending this
week at the Fallon home near Hollan
dale.
Frank Crum's friends were glad t.
see him over from Dodgeyille Frida,
evening.
ALWAYS a good smoke-the Infan
SC Cigar. A brand that has stood tn
test Of time.
Fancy home killed beef at Graber'
Metropolitan Meat Marset. Those Co
Dunn heifers or Tom Tonkin steers
they can't be beat. Phone S. IA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
<. P. Convention.

A Knights Of Pythias district conven-
ton will be held in this city, Wednesday
evening, April %, at which Grand Chan
cellor. r. 5. White, and Grand X. of X.
and s., w. S. Burns, will be present.
The meeting is for the purpose Of con-
( ring amplifed degree work and Civ
ing instructions in the secret work OF
the several ranks. The district com
prises the towns Of Benton, Platteville,
Shuilsburg, Darlington, Linden anC
Doagevilie. Ali knights are urgently
requested to be present.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16

DO you know that few drops of oil
Of lavender in silver bowl or orna-
mental dish of some kind, half filed
with very hot water, and set in the din
ing-room just before dinner is served.
gives delightful and intangible fresh
ness to the atmosphere? Hostesses may
use this in the parlors and dressing
rooms, when arranging the house for
entertaining, The suggestion is espec-
tally advantageous to those occupying
small apartments which are sometimes
"stuffy. THE May Delineator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Notice To Farmers.

The oath annual report of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station is now
ready for distribution. This volume of
437 pages is summary Of the practical
and experimental work of the station
for the last fiscal year. Residents Of
the state desiring a copy may obtain
same, so long as the edition lasts, by
sending postal-card request to Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Madison,
Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16

In recent letter to this office, Joe
Tamblyn, formerly of this city but who
now resides at Mankato, Mimi, says:
81 have been sick all winter but seem
some better now. expected to have
moved back there by this time but my
daughter has been down with pneumon-
ia and appendicitis. However, we ex-
pect to move back as soon as we are
well enough.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Meeting of Assessors.

In compliance with section chapter
445, laws of 1901, as amended by chap
ter 3l6, laws of 1903, a meeting Of the
assessors of iowa County will be held
in the court house, city of Dodgeville,
on Tuesday April 20, 1903, at II O'Clock
a. m. All assessors Of the county are
expected to be present.
Yours truly,
GEO. G. Cox,
Supervisor of Assessments.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Last of The Course.

DR.. Driver, noteH lecturer, will
close the lecture coufseI for this season
next Thursday night, Apr. %, at the
P. M. Church. Reserved seats for sale
at c. Ivey's pharmacy on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Base Ball Saturday.

Saturday afternoon of this week the
Darlington and local high school clubs
will clash at the fair grounds in this
city This ought to prove good, fast
game as the clubs are rated as the best
of their class in southwestern Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
White Wyandotte Eggs.

Now is the timeaatb secure eggs for
setting. There are No better chickens
than the Wyandottss and my Whites
are exceptionally good, and are headed
by prize winners. Leave orders early.
l6y3 j. u. OATES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Easter at P. Nj. Church.

The F. NJ Church will hold Easter
services next Sunday. Special singing
by the choir. The Easter sermon viii
be preached by Philip Allen at the
morning service. In the afternoon at
2 o'clock special Easter exercises viii
be given by the Sunday School At the
usual hour Of evening service, Rev.
Croft will preach Everybody invited.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16

A two-seated extension top sure,
for sale cheap. Inquire at Iowa Coun
ty bank. 16w1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Get an Asbes,o. One, Andy.

Kickapoo wis Scout: Andrew Nat
wick had a narrow escape from being
badly burned last Monday morning.
While building fires his nightshirt
caught fire from the stove and in 9
second he was all ablaze. He quickly
tore the garment off and escaped with
out injury.
Five cents buys Red Trunk anc
with II goes a good moke.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16

Talk about prsneg. we've got EN-
nice ones. cents per pound Toay
Grocery Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
Pasture 70 Rent.

Suitable for q couple oteows.
l6w2s HENRY IYET.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16
W;,consin Corn.

Fine Wisconsin eeffs only 7ia cent
per can. -Toay GreeefyCo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-16

Complete lines of ladies' mems
and children's oxfords for Eas
ter trade. New arrivals this
week to replenish this stock.
These SHOES must give good
wear or we make good.
We now have placed on sepa-
rate counter about fifty pairs
of shoes-ior women, men and
children-at a price TO make
them ready sellers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
muifeIeper
9nrSc bapc rulige Hcrbcr.

Mtuiiferues Herpeipitem er ofte
meact fellomt, og bpilfeniombellt
@ane iom aofiebrifning fan Ioolebes
foritprre 0erperne, at ben regul9re
oq n~sopeubige oaelige Spelie bliper
nGiten umulig.
Seq bupoe Gpelier fra ipp til otte
elmer oaglig, % TO Sinters Shioe-
ringer / Sarmoni," ifriper en- Multi
ellen ira Mihigon. "Iipigte Sep.
TENDER uar ieg ioa nerpss, at leg
fun fimbe bape Gpelie nogle Wini.
Ter 40 @aneenL % Mooer iagoe, at
lea maottc boIoe op meo Muiit ct
Mar.
"Tette Dor meeet neoilaaenbe, 90
lea life fllnbe taaIe ben blotte Sanfe
pua at tabe ct belt Nlors Stuoie.
Sperbepiit ON, at min 4erpsiitet for
en- itor Del bepirfeoes peo Safe, %
Ga ieg iao 1oinum meget roienbe ON.
tolt, beilutteoe ieg at prspe ben en-
ISio.
"Dtin Mober iiiIgte nsie Sorifrif.
terne. % ieg iputes oIbrig leg bapbe
imogt en- mere pelintagenoe Srif. Si
Oraf Toihim buer @oreen iitebetfor
&aiie, % iubeu 9opember islte iea
mig mere Iig mig ielp, END ieg bapoe
giort / onrepis, % por fprois til al
~gieroptoee Muiif.
Seq bar MI Gpelier iom olntin-
6eIig, uoisrer mine Stibier, og uaar
9aaeuS Arbeibe er oper, er ieg life
mere heroes, enb oa leg begpnote.
Seq fan life nofiom anbeiale go
ihtm til Whiiifere, iom bar GpelIC
Oct bolpe al Sagen. Miu 6aoer e,
9pge. % han anbefoler Ioihim til
fine Batienter. ORD fan life no,
trpffe min @nroering al oenne iac
oGrbiiuloe % beliesiuenoe Grit, oa
Griarine bar pitt Den at operean OLE
more. Der er en- @runo".
Gapnet opaipeS peo Toinm 60.
Battle Greet. Wid. SGS "Sbe Hpai
10 @eapiac" i bper Yofte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20

PLACE benoe uoen @riinb, og at fploe
fiji eget Stem meo en- bitter, ifarp
Hss, iom binbrer aanbebr9ttet og
fpGler Gi9rligheoen.
@geufinrlisbeoen ipiaer peo noe.
fen ale De Sfinipges mangfoloige
Sormer en- itsrre Hole emo ai9rlig-
teoen. Gen ianoe 8ierlisbeOs Sfin'
ipge er intet anoet emo en- beftig, me.
get beftig Smerte. @genfiGrligbe-
Gems Sfinipge er oeiaa en- Irt Smer'
&c, men enomu mere 8reoe og ser-
grelle, ~foraariaget peo 8reufelie al
oct iaare smfinotlige manblige SOB.
moo % Den manblige SelpgobbeO.
Den Solouii, iom fommer al &i9r.
ligbeo, Dtrer Jig | Sorg, ben pbmpger
fig % beber, meoens Ggenfi9rligbe.
oens Sfinipge raier og forbanoer.
@u Manb, Tom er ifinipg al Gem.
permanent, fan paa ineen 0taaoe
ffiille lin Spagbeo, iom leg life bill
falbe 2ioenifab, forbi Den meo al I'm
Seftigbeo og uptttige goIoiombeh
life beiiober Sioenifabens ipmpatiife
SlS.
en- ifinipg Iano bar aae muIige
Gettigbeoer, men ingen Gligter. Son
bliper en- Spran, og berfor forImnar
ban bperfen onbifabsfulo og imaaliq
2iit eler brrtaIe @olbsbanbIinger,
og ban ligser itaoig paa Chr for al
lie, bbao Der foreeaar og bpao Ser
life foregaar.
On bill fulne foreitille Dig, mil
fi9re 9ariL bpor lpffelig man fan
bore / ~iaabanne Smgipelier og mel
en iaaoan Iano, iom beitonbia Dol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
Alputuuu.

Splio | Samilicn. Miis Cora
Gffelien. en- 20 gar eammel Bige
/ SeIena, bersoeoe iis forIeoen 2ipct
ueo at briffe G~loroform. Ger Dor
bIepen llenigbeo meIlem benbes Sor.
9lbre, og Nooeren bar reiIt fra
gpen, bpiIfet antases at babe siort
ct iterft Snotrpf paa Den itaffeIs
Giae.
&eSning ira 9pScn. Sra Soutb.
ern Grois Mine / HGrbeben al Ana.
eonba berettP8 ON, bporIebes ii Mi.
nearbeibere iom peb ct timber req.
oebe Sipet / en- oerp9renoe Iine,
Tom itprteoe iammen. 9e befanbt
fig neoe / Iincrt, ga 8rlnben oper
Dem beepnote at ipnfe, os ioet De
iprans for at reooe 9ipet, bnIfeoe
Den enc Of oem paa en- gnmmel Sp.
gang lise | Nprbeben, Der life paa
l9ree bar bIeren briist. De toe FIN
Silflust BERTH. og oct lpffeoes Dem
pirfeIig at fomme op, for Winen
ialbt belt %Iouuuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-20
Gau tttaa pore jalnr
noctt at elite!

9(f beu beficuote SlGleforlter
gaolo @pntego55es "en 6aoers el'
terIaote 9repe til i'm Gatter" btol9t'
fer Ri feIgcnoe gctragtnin9er oper ct
Spsrasmool, iom piltnof hos iller
emo G II apiuoe bar p9ret glort til
@ienltanb for Speroeielie:
8iIitaa, min fiere 0atter, at on
mer emo Ell Gang, mar on bar tGlltt
raa sit Soeal al en- g@gtentario, bar
foreItiaet Dig bant Ell Smiile ialour.
Ga naIten ole apinoe t9nfer lonl
ou. 90 DOG - ies bar binoreoe
8anae / nit 9ip iugt oct o9 ltreoef
set = bar ; aIeiommen llret. Wfau
bore ifiuipg uben at elite, %
man fan eIife uoen at bore lftrlpg.
: tror, at en- Iano, iom life mtstror
lin SuItru, iom life bliper urollg,
near en onoen Wano finder benoe
iml,f % laoer benoe forltaa bette, er
eli Wanb, Iom life brpSer 'ts ON
Benbe. -.
@anae apinber eaar iaa blot |
sisie taabeliae Soreitininger, at De
maoler ai9rlisbeoens 0pboe os
Sturfe efter Sfinipseu. en- life tim
ina Wsano err oct iomme lon EN- ltge'
opIoia Wano, en- ifiuipg oct lantnte
icn en- forelifct Iano. Seq oiloe life
enffe oisic apinber en- Ifinipg 0sano.
ga piloe be ionbelig blipe tilbsrlls
Iiroiieoe for lin @ilbiarelie.
Get er sanife ~naturlist, at pt leger
al beIfptte alt, bpao Der er os ti9rt,
mob fremmeoe SGneer, oct er bet't
naturlist, at ri bill foripare bore Sn.
itr,,er moo SiInarmeIier og aiprtegn
ira 9irrligbeoens Smitreifere. men
beriom ri bar gstelie for benoe,
maa hi osiaa pGre iiffer poa, at CT
bpert gnereb bill iinoe benoe uooer'
~pinSeIie, % at bum oeriom bun tpi'
Ter poa fine esue 9rGiter, oil talSe
cs til Sielp.
Men bpert gieblif at mist9nfe
benoe for SorGoeri. Of ie iurt til en-.
buer @sanS, Tom uGrmer liz beroe,
taIcr til benSe eller miller til benoe,
oct er oct famine iom at iornarme %