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The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
COMMUTATION BOOKS ON SALE
Electric Line TO Baltimore and An
napoIIs Makes Concession

napOIis Makes Concession
Communication tickets. good for thirty
round trips between Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis. were placed on sale
at the Washington Office Of the tri-city
electric line yesterday City Passenger
Agent T. J Sharpley reported last night
that the books were in great demand
The books. which contain sixty single
tickets. are sold for S1375. making each
round trip cost the commuter - and a
fraction cents Under the new arrange
meut. the commuter saves almost 50
cents on each round trip
Mr.. ShaTplev SAYS there are about SO
men and women living in Baltimore who
work in Washington. There are also q
number Of persons living in Washington
who are employed in Baltimore These
daily patrons Of the electric line request
ed the officials 10 make a commuters
rate. and as a result about go books
were placed on sale yesterday morning
In the course Of the day a large number
OF the books were sold. each purchaser
being required 10 sign his name and ad-
dress on the pasteboard cover. In con-
sideraticn OF the greatly reduced rate at
which the books are sold. no one other
than the person whose name appears on
the cover may use # In the event the
book Is found in the possession Of any
one else It viii be forfeited by the pur-
chaser
AT present the company is operating
four morning trains any Of which will
get the 500 or more government employees
to work on time Passenger Agent Sharp
ley said yesterday that II the traffic jus
tilted it. the company will run two cars
on each trip. instead OF one.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
PLACES OF INTEREST.

LsbrsTy OF ConEress-Opeu a. m. to 10 p n o.
secular DAYS; from ?. n to 10 ? T. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Librsry-Open a. n to D n; holdays
a n to , n. Sundays. TO ?. n
Executive Mausion-Open 10 a. n g p N
United States Cspit0l-Open a. n 70 80 2 n
United States TIeasuTy-Open a n 10 D N
State. War and Navy Departments Open a. m.
to p n. THE original Declaration Of Independ-
ence il in the library Of the state DeDauReniJ
United States Patent Oaee-Open A. n to
2 II
United States Peusic- esszeau-Open a n to I
p u
United States Pos,-omce-Open 3 a n. 70 ?. n
Washington City Pcst-ofhoe-Open al hours fTht
Dead Letter Oflce is n the city post-cfIce-l
Natidnal Botanic Gardens-Open a- n 10 D N
Fish Commission-Open a. m TO 4=0 D. n
Amy Medical A1useum-Open a. H. 10 3 - D n
National Museum-Open a. n to 4=9 ?. n Gn-
Gliding holidays.1
Smithsonian Institution-Open a. II to 40 . n
Iirciuding holdaysl
Agricultural Depurtmeut-OTen a. u. 20 - :. m.
Bureau of Ensraviag and Priutins-Opsn ? a N
10 80 D n
Washington Monument g5551z feet IN heisht)-ope1
so = n TO p p n Elevator r1us from a n
until ( D. N
Corcoran Gallery O. Art-Open go a n. to : p
N In winter: a N. TO p n in summer Sun
days-l-9 ?. n to p cxcepting IN m'd-sll-n
mer- Admission free On Tuesdays. Thursdays. sat
urdays. and sundays. other days &c admission
Government Printing ohce-ODen 10 g. L. 70
D n.
Navy Tard-Oncu A. N to SD ?. n
sou;hworth Cottsze 9sth st. and Prospect sTs-
N THE SUBURBS.
Geological Park-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge ard PARK
Chevy Chase. kelsington. and Chesapeaks Beach
Naval ObserTatoEy-Open q. H. TO ,. n
Mount Vernon the home and tomb Of Washing
tcn5-Open Il a. N TO p n
Arlington National CemetcTy-Opea all day
FoTt Niyer Military Post.
Fails Church vienna. ard Fairfax Court Ho1se
United States S0idieTs Hone-Open g. n tC
sunset
United States Naval Acaoe=-y. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounds TennsIlytoEn road-Oper
. a m 70 p n
Cabin Jo6n Bridge. Catholic University. and Ale1
sndris.
Great Falls u the Poto-ac-FaIs are Illuminated
II ufaht
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Archie A Lumpsin. 2, and Alice Asbeton, 2
Rev. J. b. McTauEfiu-
Frank Il. Arnold - and Fern o. Williamson, p
both of Fort Washington, Nd Rev. Weston
BrUeT.
Frcd h J. Courtney. 2s. and May A. Lewis. 2
Rev. Charles Z Buck-
COLORED
Charles H Wilson. Is and Lille B. Comfort 2
Rev. Aquilia Sayl6s
Warren A. Cyrus. .. and Ethel n Thomas. a
Rev. Daniel Washington.
George H Hamilton 2. and Cora a. Nightingale
19 Rev. Alexander Dennis.
Charles Grand. 2. and Hester Davis. 2. Rev
). H CoTothers.
James ". Srarses. 2. and Barbara Andersen. %
Rev Murray Washington.
James SeweiI = and Josephine Blzu Il Rev
William D. Kesn-
Hepry L. Cole. Il. and Beulah Brice. 2 Rev
William J. Robinson
Lawrence 4 Jackson. g. and SIary johnson, .
ReT W J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
CHANGES AGAIN DEFERRED.
District Department Officials to De
Switched on September y.

According 10 the Commissioners. the
changes affecting several of the principal
departments Of the District government
by reason Of the establishment Of the
new financial board wIH not take effect
until September S
On tnat date Charles c. Rogers. dis
bursting officer. viii be promoted % sue
ceed z. q. Davis as collector Of taxes;
Louis g Wilson OF the personal tax
board. VIII succeed AIr- Rogers. AIeXau-
der McKenae viii be transferred from
the real estate board 10 the personal tax
board IN place Of Mr.. WHson. and Mr..
Davis Will occupy the position Of Mr..
Mckenzie on the real estate tax board
With the installation OF the new busi-
ness methods. q number Of other changes
will take place among the minor officials
in The departments named
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
DR.. WOODWARD DESIGNATED.
viii Attend Meeting I'm winnipeg
Canada, This Month.

Commissioner Macfarland has author
ized DIT. ". c. Woodward. health officer.
10 attend the meeting Of the American
Public Health Association. at Winnipeg,
Canada. On August . TO =.
In making his recommendation the
COMMISSIONS said
After careful consideration. I believe
the health officer ought 10 be sent 70
this meeting, and that under the circum-
stances his expenses should be ped out
OF the contingent fund fer miscellaneous
expenses of a general nature
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
MANKAT0's GOOD ROAD.
City Has Made a Mudless
and DustIess Pavement.

Mankato. MINI. has solved the prob
lem OF finding a durable pavement al
small expense and one that can be used
or steep grades as readily as OF a level
surface
First, the driveway was narrowed 10
thirty feet. curbed. gutteTed, and bouie-
varded- Then Il was excavated % the
depth Of six inches and surfaced Five
inches OF dry crushed limestone one and
a half 20 two inches in diameter was put
on and rolled down with ten-tOn roller
Boiling tar from the local gas works
was applied until the entire surface was
covered. Then. SAYS the Cement age. q
layer OF broken stone an inch 10 an inch
and a quarter in diameter. mixed with
coarse gravel. was applied on the surface
in the proportion OF three parts Of stone
70 one Of gravel This was first mixed
dry on a platform and then thoroughly
mixed with hot tar and applied on the
surface Two inches thick and stamped
into place 20 conform with the surface Of
the street
Dry domestic cement was then applied
20 the surface and the street was again
rolled Then coating Of sand was ap-
Piled and the roller again used The
pavement was allowed % stand for two
weeks before the street was thrown open
20 travel
The cost was 81 cents a lineal foot %
the property owners on each side OF the
street. OF. rather. would have been had
the entire cost been assessed against
them The street has a practically water
proof pavement six inches thick and Il IS
impossible for the elements 20 attack the
surface. The pavement has now stood
two winters and shows not the slightest
wear Il gives Of no dust in summer. al
though il is not sprinkled-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Spend To-day at Chesapeake Beach
Fine saltwater bathing
Nlorror.. Appointments.

Commissioner MORROW yesterday pro
NOTED II. G Peacock TO a foremanshiT
in the sewer department at 81 day
Other appointments were H P God
win, machinist. sewerage pumping sta
ton. $50 q day. on the temporary roll
transferred 20 inspector at $50 a day
vice Peacock: F. H. Ideu, appointed in
sPector at 81 a day; John 3. Shinn. as
sistant engineer at 1850 a year. 10 be
assistant surveyor at $3.50 = year. vice
Razen. promoted, William I Boyd as
sistanJ engineer at $ a day. 10 be assist
ant engineer. at q, 800 a year, vice Shinn,
promoted; ". J. Forsyth, to be rodnan-
at s. a day; F, c. Lyman, rodman- al
8 = a day. 20 be chairman az $50 year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
FINED FOR FIRING PISTOL.
Virgil Sprinkston Goes 10 Work
house 10 Think IL Over.

X street northeast who fired a pistol sew
eraI times from the second story Of his
home. early yesterday morning. was sent
70 the workhouse for four months on a
charge Of discharsins firearms without a
license, when tried in the Police Court
yesterday A fine Of 81 was imposed.
but az a late hour the money had not
been paid.
SpringstOn started the trouble by hold
ing 2 Fourth OF July celebration on July
81. He fired his revolver from the window
Of his room on the second floor 20 make
the noise.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Odd Fellows Entertain

On Wednesday evening last the regular
open meeting Of Eastern Lodge. No. :,
L O. o. F.. was held in the lodge room
Herbert D. Lawson, chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee. presided The
programme included piano selections by
Miss LewtOn; tenor solo. AIr- Hartman:
recitations. Mr. Marks, violin solo. Mr.
Hartman bass solo M Lyle and reci-
tatI0us by Past Grand Master Jones.
Each number was well received and en-
cored- Mr.. Petty. Of Eastern Lodge. gave
an instructive talk upon his experiences
Of the civil war. Upon the completion Of
the programme refreshments were served.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Patrons Of the Academy. Baltimore. are
assured Of a real musical treat when
Williams and Walker come TO this house
for a weeks engag cement. beginning Au-
gust 10, in their new vehicle. "Bandanna
Land" This comedy IS said 10 be the
in for several seasons. principally be-
cause Il IS distiuCtively characteristic OF
the coIOred man as he is seen and known
in Dixie land II is full OF hUmor. songs.
and music, and embraces all the qualities
that make the colored man OUT most
original entertainer.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport NsvS ana an
pcints South-Norfoik and Washington steamer,
cTeTy evening N the year at ss0
Chevy Chase Lake-Concert By United State, Ma
rine Band eTeTy evening followed hy dancing
Twilight excursions 20 Annapolis and Baltino--
every day Trains leave every half hour from 81.
teenth and Il streets northeast from D n
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological PARK CSevy
Chase. and kensinEton-Csrs iron Fifteenth ss-ret
E1d New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To AsxaDdria-FeTTy steamer Lackawauna evs-v
hour and a half from a. n TO D N
To FCrt Myer. Arlington National Ceuete-v F.it.
Church. and Fairfax Court House-Cars from T~elfth
street and fennsylEanls sFenue and Acueducs
Bridge
ChesaPeake Beach-See trains IN Tzilruad schc1uje
Mount Vernon and Marshall HaIl-Steamer Charles
Gacalester. daily. except sunday. 10 a u and .
, II
Steamer St JOHNS for Colonial Beach-SatrrdsyA
> , n: ether days except Monday. SIS g. m
Steamer Queen Anne for River View week DAYS
70 a n. 2a5 and 65s5 2 T.; Sunday8 II 4 n
20 and SIS ?. n
Steamer jamestown for forty-niie moonlight kr1p
down The Potomac River daily. al Z D n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
DEATH RECORD.

Evalyne L. Michel S5 4th 81. Sc. years.
Johanna o 'Brien- 547 D St NV. S. years
Cha-les J. Reese & X St sw-. 2 years
Annie ". Grace. % z 81 ne. So years
Joseph H. schultz sl9 81 81 ne. months
COLORED.
Annie Houston rs Florida ave. nv. i years.
Leroy Braxton i6] II 81. NV. Z year.
Ms7y r. Yates. 1890 Il 81 NV, 8 years
Bsa:rice Dysol. Childrsr's Hospital. years
Daniel Carter Frecduen's Hospital. Sc years- 4,
Rachel \ Brown. Ie05 New York ave. NV. 3 Us
Isaac johnson Is Shows court. 81 years
WiIbert Stewart 2S 18th ST. ne. 8 months
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Acting On the recommendation Of Wal
ter c Allen. electrical engineer Of the
District. the Commissioners have ap-
proved the proposals Of the Potomac
Electric Power Company to furnish and
maintain the electric street lighting serv-
Zee during the fiscal year ending June
90. 1902 Specifications accompanying the
proposals have been forwarded TO the
chief clerk Of the engineer department to
draw Up the formal contract
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Chesapeake Beach Is the place where
one en5ay a refrsshinE and invigorating dip IN
the ocean. 80 grabbing the long pier dance. and
find score Of an1usernents- Every day the resort
seems TO become more popular. There Is no more
delightful way TO spend a day. OF two DAYS. q
longer than by trip 70 the beach on Chesapeake
Bay. The comfortable hotels there are Of a sl-
pe7iCr class, and the entire atmosphere Is that q
a refined amusement resort. The ride IN the
comfortable trains q the Chesapeake Beach Rail
way Company is really one Of the delightfuI m
cidents q the trip. From the District lire sta
tio1, the trains pass through green country. and
the psrfume of new mown hay Is waited into the
cars. The round trip fare week days is . cents
and on Sunday 30 centS
The patrons OF Glen Echo Park have a
good time. There are thronEs Of children and the
usual crowds q croWG-UTs every afternoon and
night and the many amusement enterprises about
the park hugely enjoyed The electric launches,
canoes. and rovboats On the canal are Attracting
large numbers q pleasure seekers Bowling and
rife shooting are always IN order. il seems. az
Glen Echo PARK The great Ferris wheel Is a
point Of interest Il Is regarded significant that
party q young people who seem especially fond
Il this form q amusement. have styled themselves
The Avistors They have secured the use q
the machine for Monday morning 20 observe TIE
airship trials az Fort Mver The wheel affords
unusually interesting view Of the c0u1tTy about
Glen Echo for miles and milez.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

1 Upon promising never TO attempt suicide
again. William Javins. twenty-five years
/ old, was released on his personal bond by
Judge Aukam in the Police Court yester-
{ day Javins tried 10 shoot himself
through the head Friday night, but the
bullet went wild. his only injury being a
powder burn on the neck
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
s1.25 to baltimore and Return

Every day via The Electric Line Tvgi-
light excursions, 81 round trip, p m. re-
turning up to midnight. Saturday and
Sunday excepted See time schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

/ Contrary to expectation the badges for
4 Washington's little toilers were not dis
/ tributed yesterday at the Franklin School
and, as a result, several hundred boys.
girls. and mothers were disappointed. 1t
was announced by Judge" Willmarth
that the badges would be ready on Mon
day or Tuesday. He will mail the in
sigma Of immunity to each boy or girl
who has procured the requisite school Ger
4 tinCate.
/ Inspectors Estes and Sanders spent all
/ Of yesterday going from store 10 store
I to ascertain whether any children under
the age limit. or who had not obtained
permits. were working They learned that
/ the manager Of one large department
J store had laid Of slxty-nine children. In
/ another instance twenty-five little men
and women were thrown out Of work as
a result Of the law becoming operative
I yesterday.
Business Men Assist
/ The inspectors say the business men of
the city are giving every aid TO assist
( them 4 number Of newsboys. lemonade
/ sellers. and shoestring vendors found
plying their trades without the necessary
+ permits were warned 20 keep Of the
/ streets
/ Should the little fellows insist IN selling
I their wares on the public highways. they
viii be taken before Judge De Lacy. Of
the Juvenile Court. as incorrigable chill
/ dren.
Test Case to he Made.
/ It IS understood that a route agent OF
a newspaper, who employs a number OF
small boys TO deliver papers. will test
the child labor law. either tomorrow or
/ Tuesday The Commissioners were re
/ quested 20 exempt delivery boys from the
law. but Corporation Counsel Thomas
! ruled that these boys were amen5ble to
the law. snd the Commissioners sustain
ed hirn. Il IS now proposed to take the
/ test case Of one Of the boys before Judge
/ De Lacy for a court ruling
/ Acting Superintendent Of Schools Pat
I terson yesterday informed the inspectors
I that they would have the hearty cooper
alton Of the truant officers OF the Dis
/ trict schools in enforcing the law. The
/ truant officers, in making their rounds
/ doubtless will find many cases OF chill
/ dreu being employed before obtaining the
! proper amount Of schooling AL such
I cases VIII be reported 10 the inspectors
I Cases viii be teIephoned 10 the inspectors
al the Municipal Building until $50
4 O'Clock each morning After that hour
I the complaints viii be mailed
Public Is Asked to Help.
I Inspector Estes says he and his brother
/ officer depend upon the rruant officers
1 Judge WrImarIh. the general public,
ana their own -es-fr-arfo-7s for i7f-ac-
I tons Of the law
As Vet the inspectors have no headcuar-
I ters. They meet by arrangement at the
detective Office and then make their
rounds II is likely that when Commits
I sioner Macfarland returns TO the city he
t VIII assign them desk room on the fifth
f1or Of The Municipal Building
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Snunda Big.

From IIl1zSrsre5 Bits
7 hear Miss De Jones wedding pres
ents are very numerous
Yes: my dozen spoons and forks count
az twenty-fOur-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Promise. Not to KIN Himself.

Saltwater Bathing Mt Chesapeake
Beach. Delightful place TO spend the day
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Eor- rro-. S,fv
Proposals Are Approxed.

On cool Chesa apeake Bay four DAYS a
week 81 round trip See ticket agent
The Electric Line 18th and N 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Hnrrrr,. Re.fnurnnf.

No Spoiled Preserves II You Use
Perfect jar rings; lee doz- Rubber gloves.
81 pair Lindsay's Rubber Store. SS3 F St
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
BADGES NOT READY
Child Workers Get Them To-
morrow or Tuesday.
TEST CASE OF THE NEW LAW

Route Agent of Newspapers, Who
Employs Small Delivery Boys, Ex-
pected TO Carry Question 10 the
CourfS-Many Small Employees of
Department stores Lose Places.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

SI.25 to Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line" Visit the Z. s.
Naval Academy. See time schedule for
trains.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Public Is Asked to Help.
williams and Walker.

ArsiSffcaIIy Designed Floral Pieces
Choicest flowers. Snaffer. 18Th and Eve
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
EXCURSIONS.

Watch for a cr,y-zandlo Highlands
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Artistic and Expressive.
Guides floral designs for funerals are
peerless. Reasonable in price. I2l4 F
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Clean. Cool, and Comfortable.
Live lobster and other sea food. Midday
lunch. I2.2Q 10 2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

beoringer, ioin oct npere Spitem bar
fsrt meo iie. Sngen ouarer pon De
ublagte Sense, mar De bare bliper
brugt RET.
Gen iaafalote Sling 8rag. iom oog
life buroe bape 8~ortieneiten al Rap-
net Carp, 90 Den blot beitaar al ct
Bar SrGflooier meo ifarpe aauter
paa Den neoerite SIDE, or ct meget
npttiet gpparat. Se titles poa ifraa
tpersoper @eien og flores iaaleoes, at
uiepnbeber ifrabeS nes og fpIbes
De opbe Spor, ioa Sperflaoen bliper
iepn. 8eune iinpIe Snoretning bar
pitt fig ooermaabe gopnIig til 8eo.
Iigebolbelien at De 2onbepeie, Der en-.
gang er latte / goo Stano. Get oil
oa iige, of De er fpIbte goot op /
Ribten, iaa DC b9Iber til beege Siber,
bporpeo 8anbet fan babe LET for at
flpoe bort. Naar oenne "Srag" brit.
ges bper @ang, 8eien err blepen uiepu,
bIiper ben iepn og baarb, SirIiporene
ilettes no, iaa belle Den fisrbare Sci
bliper let brugelig.
Spor berne Srbning er ilittig on.
penSt, er Ell iaa mGrfbar Sorbeoring
meb Seiene fleet, at De er fnapt til at
tienbe igien. Men ser bebspes oog
ct flo9t og itrenot Siliun, ioa bette
Irbeibe, iom oiSie SoIf bar toget paa
fig iom en- Eliet, MOB 9etoIina, bIir
giort / rette Si6, meoenS Geien er
pasieIig bIso efter &egn og llpeir.
Oct er albeIes life Iiaeqoot, naar
bIiper giort. Or &eien tor og
ga fam life boIpt iaa soot grs
belize gisres, iom naar Den er paste.
liza bIeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
Oorife Sfilobere
/ Sranfrio

Ser norife miIitGre SfiIe6ere OBJ
bolot Jig / &intcr en- Si6 / 6ranfrlg
for at lore nogIe frantic WtIitGrai,
belinger ben cole nor'fe @inters
irortS WpitCriCr, og berrnoer bleu
Der ba ogion orrnngeret ct "miIitprt
Stiren6". Gn al De norIfe Delta.
gere, Sarl SoIbcrg, bar beron ien0t
"8ispifs @Io0" en- intere$iont SfiI.
bring, bporoi bioiRttes:
- Suu fom oa giebliffet,
ba oct itore SIog iflilbe itoo $500 SOP.
lebet. SuiCner al SiIituere o. ct
pGloi9t miIitrrt Muiifforp3 bopoe
itiaet iig op / @offeu. Ser bar buq.
oct TO SOP, ct Iioet for oe andre ga.
tioner og ct fort for oS &oromPn0.
Ssrit fom ShUeit5erne og 6ranif.
mGnoere / oct life Sop. aae bop.
bebe eIer rcttere iumpe6e ca. Is
Wteter, og alc uOen un6tagclie ialot.
Oct err / @runoen life FORFEIT at
iiae, at sc foIot. oa set iornoiGtter
at De fom nc0 paa 8enene, 6e ilcite
fom imi6lertio neo paa Gu0en eaer
Gnffen. On bar ioo beIOig at orutte
neb pna Sfierne meo gogen og atc6
inale6eS ne6ouer, Gtor SSSllbel oa
teeeiitre6e GiIrop). - San fit feritc
0ereiter bar ser Sob for chile
Sdmeit3ere / Oct itore SOP. Nun
tpOcIig ie poa 3ilftuerue. at III
noget itort tie; oct par &sre
og 2ip ne6oUer gaffen. Zen feritc
tom - og ioIot, oen anSen ligeOun,
oen treble ligeOun oio. oip. Sa, iau
ianoeIig TOM Ell Iiben fpif 5pr og
ito0 paa II Wcter! aa - ilig Su.
bell Son blep paa 6leffen uonGput
I'll Champion.
Son fom 3uren til os.
Weo uolbiom Sart fom 7urban.
fsrit uooper-en fpif. ipRn.
itig SotS, ieileO iaa uoooer meo ront,
Ie6ig SolSuiug og baleo neo pnu %
Reter og ito6 pieere neooper. Sige.
ban Ipquiit % amunbien. 3erefter
fom tGt eiter ~binanben ri 3 Sorpo.
ralerne, isrit 1anseu. iaa ieg o. til.
Hut GiesDoIS ale itoo, SopIRug.
oerne par ira 22--29 Mieter.
Saaoan Subel % gegeiitrina iom
BET bGep efter bette bar iea aIbrig
bert Tor % inar bel alSria bare oct
heller. De brslte 9rapo os "pipe la
aIt DC orfeo. ga ri gift
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
ScicsraiitGnacr az @Ias.

8Ia8 or CT al sc Stoiier. iom itu.
bia foor foreQct g%upenoelie. Get cr
iaoIe0eS ficnot uot. at man | De ITO
ite Gar bar benpttct life Iibet 8loS
lom Sircfte NpaniugsmoteriaIc
(@IoSmlrIten). Gen oIerupeitc 9rrg
al @Io$ ipne$ ooa at bare npitcu for
merfelia; oct or en- Srauffurtcr'
arfiteft, iom tor iun6ct paa at frcm.
title en- eicnNommeIig SIa9$ SeIe.
GrafItGnaer, beitooeuoe al nrmeret
@lo8, oltion ct inhpeuOigt Serntrooo.
ifcIet, ON bpiIfct Der er itsbt @Ia5.
maSie.
@lcSitPngcrueS Iortrin fremfor
DC aIr1tnScIige SeIegrofi!puaer err
meget lei at ie. 8IaSiet fon life
roaone; oct eaapirfes life al &eirct
og angribeS life al &uiefter og @nn.
pere; men man ifliloe tro, at oet bar
oanIteltgt at gisre oiSIe Stpnger iii,
itrGtfeIia MISUNDERSTANDING moo me.
fariIf Enauirfnina; TIL man mua
10 bore FLAIR oper, at ipringer Der peo
tiIfGIbi9e St6b 6Iiier al @IaSict,
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