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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MR. BRYCE'S MISSION TO OTTAWA.
Newfoundland Fisheries Not 1nvolved-To
Go on February 16.

Washington. Feb s.-Mr. Bryce. the British
Ambassador has set February 10 as the date OF
his departure for Ottawa, where he Will confer
with Sir Wilfrd Iaurier the Canadian Premier,
and other Dominion officials respecting a treaty
between Great Britain and America for the set
tiement of various issues between the United
States and Canada The Newfoundland fisheries
question is involved in this mission. as 1t mas
already been arranged that the important ques-
ton of the right of province or colony to nul1Y
a treaty by legislative action shall be submitted
tn arbitration before the Hague tribunal The
amba assadors purpose is 70 obtain Canadian APP
proval Of the project he has framed for the set
tleuent Of questions connected with the use of the
waters of the Niagara River fishery rights in the
Great Lakes navigation rights in international
rivers and certain boundary questions.
Many months spent in patient work by experts
cnploved by the State Department here and by
the British government 1 resulted in an agree
ment between the governments of Great Britain
and America that only rep res the approval of the
Canadian government to take form at once in
tror
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
People Who Object to
Liquid Medicines Can
Now Secure Peruna
Tablets.

people al the world supplied with this Va1
able household remedy
WE CLAIM PERUEA TO CATARRH REMEDY By bottle and
acknowledge that has helped
w publish statement exactly frsh it
publish ycur portrait will this without
without entire consent.
chronic ah phases
what the through unsolicited
viii many thousand spite Of fabricated
contrary
WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE PE2UNA TO CONTAIN THR
INGREDIENTS PRINTED On THE LABEL.
We that testimonial absolutely ruen ths
exact language of the ts.ifer.
guarantee that photograph published the photograph Of the
person whose bears that word every testimonial author
ICED by the hand that signed it.
opponents By being than they
dealing than they dare We determined n NEE. shcod
with truth, duplty with candor insinccriy with sincerity
stand. believe
will applaud We
ponens obliged acknowledge finally
GREATEST EOUSEEoLD NDI
CINES On TIE CONTINENT.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
CONTELIOU VISITS CUSTOM HOUSE.
Holds Conference with Collector Fowler and
Says Call Was Purely Business

The Secretary of the Treasury visited the
Custom yesterday for the first time since Il
was turned 10 the government b. tine cOntrac-
tors After a brief call at all Of the offices, ths
Secretary went to the private Office of Collector
Fowler where he remained for time.
Mr. CorteIyou said that his visit was purely in
relation Custom House matters. He did not visit
the Sub Treasur
on his way uptown late in the afternoon the
Secretary stopped the General POstofics %
talk with United States District Attorney Stim-
son on the financial affairs being investigated
by the federal grand jury, but Mr.. Stimson
out and Mr. Cortelyou did stay 20 await ~
return.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ATTORNEY GENERAL VExEs RECEIVER

Charles VI Higgins. # the receivers fo- the
Brooklyn Bank. IN an open letter addressed TO
Attorney General Jackson declares that Air Jack
son has mace certain false statements regarding
his connections with the Brooklyn Bans, and de-
mands a public setraction from the Attorney Ger
craI lie further iHt5srates that Il & IS forth
corning he viii stare legal proceedings.
The statements - waiCh Nj. Higgins takes
ception gwen out ii interview by the
Attorney General. among t$cr bs!ng the declara-
ton that higgins is not representative Of Brook
lyn Bank depositorS.~ In replying. Mir Itsgius
calls attention 20 5hc open meeting OF dcpOsitors
in Historical Haii vHci indoFssd MIN as receiver.
and further Ctnies all the 2ttorIcy GeneraI>
statements in wEieh he Is criticised
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SMALLPOX AT ACAPULCO.

Washington, Feb S-Becausa of the settled con-
ditions on the western coast of Central America
the Navy Department will withdraw the gUnboa !.
Yorktown, at Acapulco. and that vessel will
proceed to Magdalena Bay for target practice The
commander of the cruiser Albany, also at
Acapulco the way to Magdalena Bay, has re-
ported the existence of forty-tllree of small
pox at Acapulco The torpedo boat destroyer
fota is scheduled TO stop at Acapulco on March
rs on the voyage to Magdalena Bay. where coal
supplies will be taken aboard The prevalence OF
smallpox 1t is said at the department. will not in
terfere with that programme
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
vAssAR ALUMNAE ADDS PROTEST.

At the annual meeting of the Nassar College
Aiumns Association, which was held AZ Dci,nonicos
Yesterday. il unanimously voted TO protest -
the legislators at Albany and - Governor Hughes
against the proposed removal of the Randairs Isl
and Reform School to Cdnelot. a short distance
from the Nassar grounds. The college property 10
worth nearly three million dollars. and those inter
csted say that the placing OF semi penal inStisu
ton so near would DO a great detriment
Professor v. NJ sloane. of Columbia Hamilton
w Mabie. -Irs H. Il. Wey, OF Atlanta and Presi-
dent Taylor of Nassar College addressed the meet
ing Mrs. William Reynolds of Brown elected
president for the coming wear. Niss Alice Rowland
the secretary and Miss Neina Turner treasurer OF
lae association,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WILL BE TRIED IN CALIFORNIA.

Wash.cston Feb S.-Some time ago the State
Department Was Informed that William .. Read
an American citizen. who had been engaged in
b,Isines@ in MsGchu,a. had emOezzled S2.50J from
a concern in MuIIden ana was supposed to be
making his way back America. The California
authorities were Informed and arrested the man
when he arrived ii: San FrauciSco ea~ly this week
II was found ttat lie could De held 70 answer
the charge OF embczzleInent owing 10 the absence
OF an extraditon treaty tetHeen China and Amer
lea but a way mas been found 10 bring Read 10
trial by having recourse TO tie California Law pro-
E.bitiIlss any person from bringing stolen eln-
bezzleu funds into the state, aad IN VIII be tsicd
on that charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Februarys.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
First Lieutenant STANLEY & ROSS, artillery
from Isthmian Canal Commission. assigned
q COMPANY. artillery corps.
Surgeon GEORGE l.. MARION. from San
Francisco Elgn. fer annulnent OF contract
Second Lieutenant ARTHUR G.. FISHER, l4th Cavalry.
transferred from Troop X to !. Preside of San
Francisco.
Contract Surgeon CLARENCE c. KREsS, from Fort
Reno Fort Bliss.
Lieutenant Commander \. l. WILLARD. continue navy
yard. Washington
Lieutenant Commander r. p. MCCORMICK. from the
BROOKLYN the Misslssipni
Lieutenant Conmepder J. II. REID. 20 the Des Moines
Lieutenant L. s SHAPLEY. detached the Des Moines;
the Mississippi
ing station. New port; home and writ orders
tached naval hospital Mare Island home.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-'The following
movements OF vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Feb l--Tle Marietta. p Belize. F3-tisF Honduras
Feb The list the Tarcntuia CuttIefsh and the
Viper. navy yard. New York.
SAILED
Feb THE Nones ard the Tacoma from Tomp
Einsville for Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FLYING MACHINE BIDS AWARDED.
Board of Ordnance ard Fertilization Selects.
Three for Acceptance.

Washington. Feb. S.-The Secretary of War has
approved the recon- rncrdation of the Board Of
Ordnance ard Fertilization that bids for furnishing
heavier than-air flying machines to the United
States government be awarded as follows j. f.
Scott of Chicago for 81 go be delivered IN is5
days: A. NJ. Herring, Of New York for o0.001
be delivered in 40 days; Wright Brothers. of Day
ton Ohio for $4,000. be delivered in so days.
These three the only bids out of the forty
received that complied with the requirements
of the advertisement. They have been examined by
a board of experts and believed embody
principles Of practical flying machines. The par
ticuars OF the bids are withheld confidential
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TO REINsTATE 800 NAVY YARD MEN

Three hundred discharged employees of the Brooh-
iyn Navy Yard are be reinstated at once. as a
result Of a notice received by Rear Admiral Good
rich, commandant of the yard. from the Secretary
Of the Navy The Navy Department has decided
to renstate all discharged employees whose records
show that their work has been marked excellent
excellent" The scheme first tried in the
Washington Navy Yard. the men being placed on
half time and il worked we'll that the order
has been extended to all the navy yards
Several hundred employees were discharged from
Brooklyn yard when the fleet sailed for the Pa
Gifts and the new order affects about three hun
6red OF them.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DULL TIMES AID THE NAVY.

Washington Feb. 8-According to the latest re-
ports, the navy has profted in the way of enlist
ments by. the scarcity of employment in many
lines and the complement is only about five
hundred men short. The increased enlistments
however, were not due entirely TO labor conditions,
for they began in July, when there were no par
ticular indicat tions of a dearth of employment. On
account OF the expense involved travelling re-
Cruting parties are to be discontinued, and the
old permanent enlistment station plan will be
vved
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
NO FOREIGNERS ON GOLD ROLISs
Secretary Taft Gives Preference to Ameri-
can Skilled Labor en- Canal

Washington, Feb. S.-SecretaTy Taft to-day or
dered that hereafter none bUt Americans shall be
nut on the gold refs, cf TIE Isthmian Canal
Commission The effect OF this order viii be that
skilled laDorers the isthmus hereafter viii
American citizens. Such foreigners may -
among those employed and whose
bers include dozen more natonaiities. will
nog he disturbed but fast any vacancies oc-
cur they VIII be filed by Americans. The order -
the outcome Of representations made TO the Sec
rrta-y by American mGch.nists. who objected %
the employment in responsible places seod sa!-
lies Of citizens % foreign countries
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
REMARKABLE WIRELESS RECORD.

Washington Feb S.-A remarkable instance OF
wireless telegraphic communication has been veri-
fed at the bureau of equipment of the Navy De
partment A wireless station Point Iona, near
San Diego picked up the Connecticut, then off
the coast Of Cuba. took down the message. and
also picked lp a message being from the wire
less station at Pensacola. Fla. Experts are won
dering whether the MESA ge went across the con-
tnent or In the other direction around the world.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. /.

Pna the public regular
ethical compound for the medical
profession rainng medical ethics fault with IT THE
PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS prominently Incorporated the
that the claims made Psruna
hayea justification.
medical ethics conduct
product TO TIE PEOPLE
doctors advertise for doctors only
fraternity would De obliged recognize Puna being
entirely within their approval
BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS
shall continue offer Peruna to the People We shall continue to
household remedy We shall
literature teaching how
avoid things
We shall continue do this whether the medical
profession like it
proposing this time public confidence
will BE attempting
something which they consider good Pruna going
tho veil of and allow who chooses exactly
OF WHAT PERUNA COMPOSED.
ought criticism We however that crit
those en7ious Of ths
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR FERGUSON.

Washington Feb Sat the suggestion of me
President in recognition of the devotion shown by
Arthur FersIsscn late secretary of the Philippine
government and encourage those Americans
who are devotins their best energies to the tie
velopincrt ., Philippines, funeral with full
military honors viii be had the arrival in Wash
inctoa of the body of Mr. Ferguson.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MANILA NAVAL BASE APPROVED.

Washington Feb. S.-Secretary Taft said to-day
that the recommendation Of the joint board OF
army and navy officers in favor of the creation
of the principal Philippine val base of the United
States at Manila, instead at Subig Bay had
been approved and would be carried into effect
a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DATE FOR LINCOLN HOLIDAY BILL.

Washington Feb. S.-Represcntative Bartho!dt o.,
Missouri appeared befote the House Judiciary
Committee to-day tho interest OF his bill to
axe The birthday of Abraham Lincoln rational
holiday. The committee agreed to hear him next
" edEesCay. which is The ninety ninth anniversary
OF Lincoln's birth. NJ that time nc viii y k for a
favorable ropor; for his bin. th-t next year, the
tooth ami, ttsar., the INST holiday can oe ceie-
AIated
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TO FIGHT OPEN SHOP MOVEMENT.

Washington Feb s-The formation of national
building trades alliance will he undertaken here
Monday TO affiliate with the American Federation
of Labor for the purpose of opposing the open
sbop movement. Delegates to the convention are
expected all parts CT the country
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
THE MONTGOMERY AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. Feb. S--The United States cruiser
Montgomery has arrived here to take up her sta
ton as experiment ship for torpedo and other ord
nance turned out the torpedo station.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MR. LoWDEN HOST OF GRi0IRON CLUB.

Washington Feb. s.-Eepr sentative Frank ..
Io,vc-.l. cf Illinois, gave az elaborate dime. to-
night in nonor OF the G.idiTon Club. To meet the
newspaper there assembled At the willard
Hotel mere than hundred men prominent 1n
official life The dinner enlivened by many
noveI features ami oratory IN the lighter VEIN Was
'Inrc trained
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
GEN GRANT REVIEWS GOTH REGIMENT

last night There applause flom the galleries
when the salute the coors given, with
General Grant stautrg in the box and evcry one
singing the national anthem. 4 reception in Colo
ne! Duffys headq 1aI ters aud dancing followed
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WORLDS RECORD FOR THE MARYLAND.

Santa Barbara. Cal. Feb. S-A new worlds rec
ORD at target practice by the cruiser Maryland is
reported from Magda lena Bay. The days acreage
Of the Maryland was Sf1-1oo hits minute while
steamins in battle formation at ten knots. Tho
shots were fired at target L by q feet at LOO
yards
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

SUCCESS Oh fcrULd VIII cUutANue % HHu
fault. But we are determined to give
such people 10 just complaint
PERUNA rs 4 GREAT MEDICINE.
It las become household word In
millions of homes. Our faith IN ths
remedy is stronger than ever. Every
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

" WdsUHSlUTI, tUI
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders have
iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

Sfptter, og ban "flei oper SaIOerS.
l9siele, llaor De fisrte / fulot Srau
paa Stensiie1," iaa tort ban biIoc.
Sun aniaa fig ogioa iom Meiteren
rimot Siorben nGit efter Ser Anber-
len, ban iom fopqif meo arobnsgtt.
len, ben' beremteIte al ale Hingcrts
frs Stcrtropere, og iom ocrfor bar
felipe 9aien
SrulS bar Spt belle en- lctpin6t %
munter Wion0. @n flor SrogllGic
bapbe ban, og Ell WunO, iom life bar
ranifeIiet at foo paa Glio. Wtcn
ifuloe en- til bam for at reparere, Oa
bar oct life al Geien at ia men "cn
Ypgl-. ga gift oct ~lettelt ban6e
meb Reparationen % Sortplingen.
Spr par ban olOrig og oler minoit,
nnor en- bopoe moe" meb; men Ir.
bei6et bar 10 berefter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
JUST LIKE A WOMAN.

John. a peddler came around to-
day selling stove polish. He was a
very agreeable gentleman. Why, he
talked so pleasantly about the wealth
err"
you don't say, Maria?"
eyes, and | bought a package.
Then he complimented the baby and
| bought another package"
HIM"
presently he said our vestibule
was kept in better order than any In
the neighborhood and then | bought
another package"
Great Scott!"
Before he left he said he thought
| was your daughter instead OF being
old enough to be your wife. Then |
bought three additional packages,
oh, it don't do any harm to encour-
age a real gentleman when you meet
cpeo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
6amle Jeserraao.
Cgf G. SO. SGrben / Sting. Slab".)

On al oe iioite Gingerigife ailoer
for SS,sroen Moe's snbel | Solfetra'
bitiouerne bar Sen for Ell Gel Iar
iiber oiosoe 90.aarige SolepGring
S,sraen &ptteraser, / fin Sio @ier
al storsen 90 ben feritc Sasiaser'
oampbaao / spriiicrbenL "SisurS
Sur. Seq tilaoer mig berpeS al
aienaipe en- al bans mango Snlaa'
Itubber fra oct gnnlle Hinserlte,
Mou pil al Sen blanbt anoet ie, al
ON emo Sagtlopen | ben Sio niitlt'
gems bapbe irrre Earagrafer enc
n,omIhanoer, iaa bapoe en- rtgtta
SGaer oerfor life minore at ia9tta'
ae, ON ban ifulbe bare Selo meo iis'
"Som Smaasut bar leg ofte Dos
en- Sfptter oe Sfsiteisber al Stang,
iom boeoe paa 9obreeie peo Stens'
ficrSeu | Sole. San bar / Ian megei
itsrre Gris, iom ban | Den Sto bar
ben eneItc, Tom fu,oe reparere ltoi
paa en- Sinebsrie. Eli BAN gil iea
oite meo 8epGret nit, oa bet siernt
life bIep iitanoiat fsrite @allsen %
fleint Den andre ogiaa. Men iaa bal
oct BET meo SruIs, at ban peS sioer
Of felipe 3eparationen CAB mig er
bel Del aooe Raao ON, bnorleocs
lea iom Sfptter bapoe at iorbolS'
mia Tor at iitre mig baaoe moo Srol'
leri oa oft anoet iom fnnSe brire'
"9srien al Sfno".
"Get er inte noe peo at mote e
apinoioIf, naar on ifal til Sfptter
ifoes", IA ban; "saa beaer benat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

bbiS on life bar ri9tig 9obe llbiigter.
% oct er oesmere beleiligt. Rcn
bis Oh enbelig bill afiteb, ioroi on
tror, oct err Den rette Sib, iaa Ifnl
on ipptte ire @oneer prangisles ct.
fer a."
git msbe ct 9pinofolf bar | bet belle
aloeles forargeligt for De gamle
Nimrober, og grumnlere Spgere emo
Sruls 2aneenbeu fuuoe bringes no
al 8%oncepterne oper Ell iaa uiGl
Sfiebne Tom at faa ct &pinbiolf til
fsrite Wsbe paa Iorgenfpiiten. "a
iaalebes Sorenifriper q. en- Worgen
tiblig Tom fisrenoe for at bragg paa
Snst, bar ulpffen noe i Sfiffelie af
Ell sammel Steering uoen SorflGbe,
iom git miot / 8eien paa ct Saggel.
ifuOs afitanb. "af Geien!" raabte
Sorenifriperen. Wen &i9rringen eif
fin Sang. "af geien, al Seten,
iier ieg, Din TaffermGr!" ifreg Sfri.
beren, iom baboe itaniet Soften. Wen
ga benne Siltale bare bapoe til 6el.
ge, at oct gamle Sroloet giorbe belt
ON : Seien og flappebe paa 9afen
ob Gorenifriperen, iaa blep benne
iao roienoe, at ban iatte belle Sag
eella>ningen / Den frembubte @linf.
On S~triperen bar ligeiaa belbig
til at tage glinfen ON 9agen, raar
Bus bar /. geie, ifal iee Inoe bore
iliagt, melt ga &iRrringen iibeu fom
paa aontoret oe bar iis iloe, iaa fit
bun / Notwithstanding life ba.
re noget til Srsit / Giebliffet, men
Ienere Tor 2coetioen al Sfriperen en-
bel SusmanospIabs, iom til Iinbe
ON affGren fit beoe "Tpmpeifste"
= ,aa bun iaIfaIo aiorbe ct iuare
Soft cen Iorgenen.
"Hdar on iaa er fommen I Sfau.
en-, ia Sruls, "og on bar lssnet
GfilS, iaa ma on siebliffelig bIaaie
8rufirsfeu for 8ipa; for beriom De
rctte Sara er / Sfauen, og DC bsrer
SmsIbm, Isr Nsfen er al Gipa, iaa
fan benz ioreisre gsria, iaa bu Tom.
mer al Sfuo."
"Gr on iaa belbig, at on fan i1a
fat / er SIaurogn &c: en- Snplte.
;cen, Tom bar noret op / ct anOet
Srr), "a on fan faa sicrt Ell SaSs-
tcin al rem, iaa err on nogenIunoe
iiffcr for Santeri". GrpIoifap pg
S~prsisrelie).
"9iSt @spereiel bar iea altio
br,ist at ba / Sagselpuggen; oct bar
icg iuubet at bore bra"
"gnbelig ifal on aloris la Yer %
GaaI iinere paa gsria!"
Ga SruIS naturligpis ielp iagtiog
ole bisie 5oriistisbeosresIcr, iaa
flareoe ban fig isIgrIig bra for ale
Srolofanter ! Stptteritogen - Der
bar bare Ell, iom beb GaaI SasIia,
iom ban aloris bar noset mi at
tr9fie pao.
Com Sfeiteleber bar Sriils eaers
iuIet iaa brao. iom ban bar icm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
"Stif orer!"

s ct Sclifab. bpor Scr blep for
taIt merfeIige Splepclicr, iagbe ell:
"Sco bere. mine Serrer, at leg
bar Jet Ell Neger, Der bar iaa tort,
al SrRfuI oiIbe babe giort ct bpiSt
Mterfe poa ham,"
gn anben:
"0oa, ser bar Sa ingentirg. Seq
Far Jet ct Stpffe SrG, Tom bar mo-
LET iom Iarmor = oct git Thumbs,
naar set font / Sanbet."
Sitter Ell:
"Naar oi iudffer on merte!i9e
Splepelier, ifal iee fortGne Sere. al
iea ifuIoe eneong hirlpe til at bere
en Ssnbe, Tom par iaa tirng, at raar
Sens Sfp9sc faIbt paa en- @it, blep
Fan iIaaet tbiGl."
en- fierbe:
"Suis Gcre tillaSer, ifal ies for.
iGae Ell Siitorie ON Saarclie. Der
tar en9ong en- Wanb, iom opianoi
nilogs Soorolie. Sor at ~operbcutle
iig ON Scn$ Stprfe brpppeoe ban,
nosIe Grader paa ct SopeS. 'on'
uoaioroe Sanuotasct paa bans
Stot. Sobet bapoe pGret Ifaloet
oper 90 aor, iamen maatte bar
barbere Set bpcr Worsen, TOR bon
tog Stoften meb iis no."
81 ouSet Wsolem:
"2aa, Den Siiiorie bar lite oaor'
liz! 3cn Sere ifnloe ba pGret mel
mig flor gintcr. Seq par oppe pef
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
ITS EASY DEAD EASY.

Taint no use to borrow trouble when
you've got a stock on hand;
Take the tail o. the procession if you
CANT git next the band;
Lunge ahead; don't never weaken;
keep a stifish upper lip,
An If care an trouble crowds you
squeeze the harder on yer grip.
Face the world with resolution o. the
proper git there" kind;
When the clouds are rollin' blacklist
don't forgit they're silver lined;
Keep a pushin' for the sunshine lynn
jest beyond the fog,
An yer bound to git there easy as
rollin'
off
log.
If you CANT pull in a dollar, make a
grab to cinch a dime
Stead o. mopin' round a-growlin' an
a-cussin' half the time;
There's a sunny day a comm though
the night be dark and drear,
An you'd ort to strain yer muscle
h"lpin' fur to bring it here.
When you feel discouraged, whistle;
when respondent, try to sing;
Keep yer eyes peeled fur the chances
SOS to nab 'em on the wing,
An yer bound to pull yer trotters out
o OF Misfortune's bog
Onto solid ground as easy as
rollin'
off
log.
Fortune never takes a likin' to a rub
Der knee that SHES
Every time a little shadder takes a
fiirt Gro his skies,
But she's allus standin' handy to the
man with nerve to go
Buttln' in an keen fur battle when OF
Trouble strikes a blow.
So IT any care should swat you don't
you turn the other cheek;
Stand yer ground an don't you v
let yer courage spring a leak;
Keep yer nerve in fghtin' order, never
let it slip a cog,
An you'll win the fight as easy as
rollin'
off
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

bar Oerfor fnitet Serb oper granbite.
Oct os iaa opfsrt ct Sis paa Com.
ten. Sg Sa man life bapoe grrs
for @icoiel, bIep oenne Iiggenoe %
rpbobes. 90 faa IGnge oenne @iso.
ielbinse life belt er eiennemsrapet,
bill jog Iepe ! ben Gro, at Eengene
finoeS Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15
Scrtn8en Jon, Spparter.

Sra Sonbon t~elcgraferes Ell NOR.
iom epiiooe peo Ell ieitlig Silitel.
Ming | ct faibionabelt Sus | @erocns.
iiaoen. Set baoSe Ipffeoes @Grt.
iilSen at bepaee Sertugen al 2ein.
tier at fomme til benoes SeIifab,
ifisnt Sertuaen er albeles ufienbt /
SeIifabsfreoie.
Sertilgen er Ell f~orunoerlig 9lan.
bling af en- itolt griitofrat oe Den bei.
ligite SrlGnoer.. San bar Ell no.
prGget SanS for Snmor. San bar
oerfor aloria iloret iig ioa foitelia
iom uco benne 2eiIigbeo / 9crheitcr
Souie. Wrs. 9rabIep Wartin bar
cgiaa tilitebe. Sertrgen bar ct uoe.
ligt l(bieenbe, men Wrs. Bradley
Martin bar enteR altfpr optagct Ell.
Ter ogiaa for nopmerfiom til at
I9gge WGrfe til oct. s Samtalens
Sob meo en- Seninoe penote bun iia
til ScrtueelL iom itoo tGt peb, %
iagoe:
"Sppartcr, bring mig itrar en-
SIS"
Sans Naobe imilte % ipareoe:
"Ieo Sen itsrite Sornsielie, Wa.
bame", og qif for at bente bcn for
lanete Sorfriifning. San fom mart
tilbage og ratte benbe Den.
SmebenS bapbe MrS. 9rablep
@artin opSn9et fin SeiltaacIie. Srn,
ciorbc mango llnoifplbnirgcr %
ubtrpfte, hpor "bc9ret bum fslte zig
beo at Blue oppartet al bans
Naabe."
Sertugen buffeoe % iagoc: "sGrcn
er min, Nabame."
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-15

Spitsbersen. Ga iea ifuloe gao
tiliengs Ell apeIb, piloe ies ~iclofsl.
aelia blaaie no Spiet. Oct gift life,
apiet bar frosiet, os ieg maatte
brpbe al Suen, for at faa Spiet Huff
fet."
go ieg," begpnbte Ell
"9tei, mi fan set bore noff" ia o.
andre.
90 oct ipntes hi ogiaa.