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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12
A Merry Launch
War is Predicted

According to the statements Of
Capt. W. II. Kasch. formerly captain
of the launch Yale. the Yankee Doodle.
fast launch, will be placed on the
Bellingham- Friday Harbor run Feb.
115. Capt. Kssch has recently pur-
chased the Yankee Doodle and is now
making some minor repairs before he
will be ready to put her into active
service.
The Yankee Doodle is we'll known
about the Sound, having run on the
Anacortes- BellinRham run prior to
the launch S. D. G. She measures
sixty six feet over all. and it is claim
ed that she is able to turn up four
teen miles an hour. which would give
the islanders much better service than
they have had heretofore.
Most of the large launch owners Of
this part of the Sound regard the Fri
day Harbor- -Bellingham route as q
plum during the summer months. as
hundreds of campers 90 to and from
the city. Capt. BIackwood, owner of
the launch Island Flyer. which is now
on the ways at Seattle states that
he will probably place his boat back
on the island run as soon as traffic
warrants it. A. Burnell. owner OF
the launch Yale, which was recently
taken off the island run owing to the
light passenger traffic, intends to
again place his boat in commission in
the early spring. It is also under
stood that Seattle men are looking
for new fields to invade and fast
eighteen mile boat owned by upSound
men will run between BellinRham and
Friday Harbor. The boat in ques-
tion is an oilburner now plying be-
tween Seattle and Bremerton.
A launch war is predicted it more
than one launch enters the field and
prices will be cut end slasSed unmer-
cifully, as they were last summer.
All of the launches that are likely to
be placed on the run are fast ones and
with the Yale, Yankee Doodle and
Island Flyer hustling for traffic in the
new field. low prices and good service
are assured. .-Bel!ingham Reveille.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12
By James A. Edgerton
Copyright. 1905, by the
American Press Association
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Madison had been elected president
the first tin e and was about to take
MS seat. Tie second war with Great
Britain had not yet been. fought. The
great political fact of the entire world
was then Napoleon. He was in the
zenith OF his power and for a little
man was casting a remarkably long
shadow. Indeed, just about this time
Napoleon was Europe. He dominated
France. Italy and Germany and had
England and Russia scared into a DO
ltlcal ague. True, Wellington was
winning his first victories in Spain. but
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12

Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Lightheart,
wife of A. j. Lightheart, died at her
home near Mitchell bay. last Sunday
evening at 8 O'clock, aged So years.
and was buried in the Valley ceme-
terry Tuesday afternoon. February 9.
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning q
short funeral service was held at the
family residence. after which the body
was conveyed to the Valley Presby ter
ian church where more extended SER
vice was held. Rev. w. j. Mitchell
officiating. Deceased WAS born in
Wisconsin, June %, 1856. but NOV
ed with her parents when q small
child to Michigan. where she resided
for thirty y-seven years. She came to
Seattle in the early nineties where
on July 27. 1898, she was married to
A. j. Lightheart and came to this is
land to reside. Her aged mother, a
daughter Of thirteen and her husband
survive her.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12

The professional card of DR.. W. II.
Axtell. one of Bellingham's leading
physicians. will be found in this is
sue OF the Islander. He has lately
returned from q sojonrn Of several
months in New York. where he attend
ed lectures upon the branches Of med
iclne and surgery to which his p.ac-
tice is now limited.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12

The board of county commissioners
organized last Monday by electing 81.
i. Cayou. of Deer Harbor. chairman.
The vote of the Incorporation election
was canvassed and the result ordered
entered upon the commissioners re-
cord and certified to the secretary OF
state. The complete record of the
proceedings of the meeting Will be
published next week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12
I6O9-The Lincoln centenary-l9O9
Ihe World When Lincoln Was Born
Steam Was In It's In.
fancy, Electricity Only q
Scientific Curiosity-Dar.
win Born the Same Day
AHE world Of 1909 was some

~HE world of 1909 was some
what different from that of
1909. In many lines of hu-
man endeavor it is doubtful If
all the previous centuries saw as great
changes as have taken place in that
single century. The age of steam was
then in its earliest infancy. Watt had
watched his teakettle and invented his
engine, it is true; Fulton had made his
steamboat traverse the Hudson and
was in that very year, 1909, taking out
his patent, but George Stephenson was
then laborer and was only dreaming
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-12

Continued on Page Four
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Oak Grove Defeats Midway.

The Oak Grove and Midway ball
teams crt ssed hats at Wingard's g bar
becue on Sat tl,d4y. which resulted in
a victory for OAK Grove by a Score OF
8 to /.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
DR.. Riser Goes 70 Leesville.

The many friends of DR.. Luther A.
Riser will regret to learn that he has
decided to leave Newberry and make
his home in Leesville, S. G.
DR.. Riser is held in high esteem in
Newberry where he has spent his en-
tire life save when he was at college,
being absent then for a few years. He
is of quiet temperament, kind, and
courteous in his bearing and has the
qualifications to make success Of his
chosen profession.
He is young man and graduate
of Newberry college, where he took
the degree of A. B. in 1895. He took
four years. course at University Of
Maryland in Baltimore and received
the degree of NJ. D. there in 1908, and
did one years work in the University
hospital, and he has also successfully
passed the examination required by
the State board, and is licensed to
practice.
For the past year or more he has had
his office with DR.. w. G. Houseal and
the latter says he considers him as a
young physician of ability. The best
wishes of the community 60 with. him
to his new home.-Newberry Herald
and News. .
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
New Fall Goods.

In this issue Mr.. w. P. Roof an
nouuces the arrival of all the advanced
styles in new fall and winter dry goods,
notions, shoes, etc. Mr.. Roof has re-
Gently returned from the Northern
markets, where he selected these
goods with the greatest care. He
struck the markets just right, and
never before in the history Of Lexing-
ton has the people had such a golden
opportunity to buy new goods ct such
small prices. A full line of Butterick
patterns can always be found at this
popular store. -.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
CAUCHMAN BROS.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Ex-President Harris Was Here.

Mr.. B. Harris, Of Pendleton, ex-
president of the State Farmers Union,
delivered an address at a union rally
held with the Centre local union,
about nine miles from Lexington in
the Hollow Creek section. Mr.. Harris
spoke along the lines of the work of
the union in this and other States and
urged the Importance of. unity of &C.
ton among the farmers.
The Farmers Union has had a
healthy growth in this county during
the last year and as far as is known
the members have stood together re-
markably we'll on almost every sub
ject of interest to the union. A good
many of the union men are still hold
ing on their cotton, expecting it to 60
around the fifteen-cent mark before
the close Of the coming season.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Letter to G. 2. Leaphart.
Lexington, S. G.

Lexington, S. G.
Dear Sir: Here's the sum total of a
century and half's experience:
Every job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than of any other paint.
And the paint that takes the least
gallons wears longest; Always. We
can't help it.
Yours truly
IS T. w. DEVOE & co
P. S. The Kaufman drng Go. Sells
our paint.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Shoes Way Down.

Read the big August Clearance Sale
of Shoes inaugurated by Mr.. w. D.
Lever, the Shoe Man of Cofum bia, in
this issue. Now is the time to buy
shoes at almost your own price. Lever,
the shoe Man, is known to nearly
every person in this county, and when
he puts on a sale it means saving of
thousands of dollars to the people.
Be cure to attend this August Clear
ance Sale.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18

Never was there such opportunity to buy beautifully
trimmed and becoming hats offered here this week.
Our fall goods coming in and need the room to ds
play them Value and former selling prices are of small
import in this department just now space is the foremost
consideration In order to make room we offering
precedented reductions Don't miss this unusual opportunity
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Sheriff Coyley n Richmond.

Sheriff P. II. Corley left on Friday
for Richmond, Va, where he has gone
to get his injured hand treated. The
sheriff has not been able to use. his
hand since he Was shot by Ed Bynum
several weeks ago, and his friends
hope that the treatment will prove sue
ceasful
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
G. W. Diggs,

Veterinary Dentist, will be at my
shop tomorrow CThursday). Have
your horses teeth looked after and
have them thrive.
O. P. STEELE.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
SHOES! SHOES!

Sensational selling in shoes, for men, women and
children The prices very low
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Milk Cow for Sale.

I have for sale one good milch COW
with young calf. A bargain. Apply
to O. F. Hendrix, R. F. D. 2, Lexing-
ton, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
A Penny Saved is a
Penny Made.

We propose to save you so cents and
for the other so ceuts give you a medi.
cine of merit and value. We take this
method of calling your attention to the
"time-tried and tested" Globe Tonic.
This wonderful remedy is sure and
speedy cure for Indigestion, constipa-
ton, nervousness, stomach trouble and
liver and kidney con- plant, Don't de-
lay, but try it now We give free SAM
pies every day and sell the regular 81
size bottle for 80 cents q bottles TOR
S1.25) at 1886 Assembly Street, Colum-
bia, S. c., and refund the money paid
if not satisfactory. Your druggist will
sell it to you at the same price. Is it
worth while to pay more when 5Ocents
buys the best? Think it over. 1t costs
you nothing to try it.
MURRAY DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale Agents.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
DR.. Nell Will Leave.

The resignation of DR.. P. H. Nell,
presi lent Of Clemson college, has been
accepted by the board of trustees.
The resignation will not 60 into effect
bef ,re Jan. l, 1910.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-08-18
Meet Me AT TAPP'S
FALL SUITS ARE HERE

New goods arriving for every department. The Suit
department will offer this week Womens Misses and Junior
Suits The cloth consists of striped worsteds plain serges
silk striped wool suings plain and striped Prunela cloths,
fancy striped broadcot in black green, STEEL brown pea
cock and navy Every suit is lined with guaranteed satin
and the prices range from $500 to $780, These suits
should interest you now The line at $2500 is the strong
est shown and every suit will carry with it our personal
guarantee of material style and fit: When you wear
Tapp suit you know it's Stylish
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Sra Sprim90 rope.
(gfter 'SeraIp"l

- Sepnaro S~aIporion anfom for.
Ieoen ira Gsmono, g. 9af.
Mrs. Sogun Steuebiem fra
'2anoo, g. 8af., beis9er SIGatainge
/ 9locfbammer.
Gen SoIberg % @iniom Gimp.
ion reiite SirSbog til Bitt, Ntinn.,
bpor &c beage agteoe at togc iig 2ono.
- Miis Sbn Snitoo, Der iibitc
@inter bar pirfet iom 2Grerinoe |
Roro 9afota, fom forrige ltge til.
bage berfro.
- Spring 8rope fon life Longer
brpite iig al at bape TO &isouoialg |
lin Miote. @rsorene Sfansberg
fjsbte nemlig forIeoen s. 8. Sobn.
ions 5orretnino % raaOer MI Grim.
ben aIene iom fsr.
- ears Sanig bar fisbt gIbert
Smeru6S anoel / Den Smioie, iom De
for bar brepet iommen, og pil ber-
eiter bripe oenne Sorretning nIenc.
Mr. Smcruo iigeS at bile forInoe
@pen % uoOonne lig Tom Wefanifer.
- Ben Senbcrion og 9atteren
Innette, ser Ell ire Wooneoers Sio
bar beisgt Senner og SlGstninee |
Spring @rope % Sme9n, reiite
EorsOng tilbage til WaniIa, 2. 0af,,
bpor sc / Sommer bill DO paa fine
SomeIteooS.
Mr. % Nrs. g. 9. Gobre, DO.
cnOe TO WPiI norocuior IrebIe, bolot
Den 17be bs. 9rpalip for fin Sotter
Stbcliu Caroline, Der bleo gift meo
Bianoer Heierion. gieIien uoisrtes
al Toit. 6oSbera % Ell ltor 6oriam.
ling SlGgt % &enuer bar tiIitebe.
De npaiite reiite SirSSag til Nerpfol-
Den, Winn., Bpor De oil babe fit
Stem.
- Nnoren Ectcrion, Ser, Tom for
fortelig npont, bsoc Den 10be Ipril,
blep ben 12te %begrapct fra Den norif.
liltb. Strife pna @oterIoo Rioae, bpor
Eoit. Sacob 6ieloc fra @oufon for.
rctteoc. Giosbe, Der blep rs gor
gnmmel, fom for omtrent 40 aar
iiocn mco lin 6omilie ira Rorge %
boiatte iig poa @nterIoO Hibge,
boor ban iioen bar bopt tit Stem.
6orubcn lin aIoeriteane Slitru eitcr.
laoer ban ii9 Ell 8otter, Mrs. Ole g.
9Ierrlto, hos buem DC gamIe bar
boot. gn Ssu bebc for omtrent ii
Iar ii6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
uluIften betaIt.

Gen @oItcr . Gierce Oil Gom.
tanp / 3eraS ilaate RuIft al
81, 623,900 for SpertrGoeIier al
Stntens anti.S rult.2ope bIep | 2sr.
bags inbbrtoIt til Statsfosicn. She.
regnet Gentcr fra Den Dag 0ommelt
afiaaoes onbrog SotaIbelsbet til
ST sos, 754. Sra bette 9eIsb blep
%fratruffet $90,4S7.70 Sagisrer.
b%onororer, ina RettobeIsbet altiaa
onorog til $1,71S, 266,30, eIler $94,.
366.30 mer emo oct oprinoeIige
Wulftbelgb.
@eIsbet betoItes | Sebler 90 no.
gjorbe Ell gonife antageIig gunfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Rieffe 6amlineer.

Saaberg Sperbpgo or ct Iuuoi
Steb meo rigelig Sol % iterf, rem
2uft, ifriper Irne Srnoe / "8iio'
bran6soslen". Solicit / bette 81
Itrift blir oerfor fraitigt og naar ION
RegeI en- ganife bei gloer. 8or Il
beu leper Ger iaalcbes / G~perbpgbeu
iIere fiGffe, gamle IGno, Tom ieg
oct fslgenoe fortelig bill omtalc.
Teber 3riitencn q 0 c.
er bel gperbpaoens Gloit(
@oorobrugcr. San er 50 aar, friii
OF rsrig, uoisrer Ell bel Gel al Sin
~terarbeioet bicmme poa 8aarocn
Sioite Seit tog ban ogiaa Gel | oeI
tunge Sorbarbcioc. San ier goot oQ
bsrcr ogioo bra % fslger intereSieret
mco / Sioens brGnocnoe Spergs'
mail.
In6ers Ipmoenge en- er og.
Iou so Ior. San fer eobt - oct Ell
inocn Gag for BAN of l9Ie CUB
bronososlen" nSen griaer - ligc'
iom ban ogIaa bsrer gobt. San Ell
cuonu Ell gonife fpif IrbeioSfnr oa
bar iuintcr uoiert cmtrcnt al "Srillt'
iuaen" og @eobuguingen | Npmoen'
aen. : lin llngocm Dor gnoerS en-
Sio / 9ronmen % sif unoer lit Sp.
bpIb Der / SfomogerlGre. Sen DAG
iooa or ban goo at iinoe, nanr Oct
aiGlocr at foo iot iitano ct Ear Sfo.
gnoers bar brepet megct meo Soro'
orbcioe; / oper 20 gar bar bette bans
prIentliaite 9eitiGitigeIIe, os bar
forponSlet / SiSie aar mango Maal
Soro til Niger og England.
Ole Simenen Slantter
or pei so gor. Ilberen Dor piltnot
/ Den iioite Sib tat ooifili9 poa bam
men enbml err ban iaapas rertg, al
han fou 0oo til 2ilebamner og hlen
iaieu pua Gasen. San or a%anosfrtli
GA fan fortrIle mango %intereSiontt
Srpf al .Speocns sanlle Slltcrle
San fan aoot eriuore Den SiS, DC
SoIf heroppe / sc pGrite lloar maot
tie tn til @orfebrpo. Haar ban bon
iortoIt ON bisie isrselige Sioer
pIeicr han sierne tilfsie: Set e'
unoerlig at tGnfe paa oen lfor'
Srerueaua, Tom er aiort Der Sanoe'
poa ole Smraaoer. 6olt fcrltaai
life at iptic NOT EriS paa, boor soo'
De M bar Oct"
ga, aomle Ole Slaattcn bar Ut
fert Ret | oct.
Ole 9eberfen SGterbaf
fen er 81 aar. San er irilf os rall
iom en- llnsoom, % naar ban fiolie
Ell @oraeu iGtter aiiteo til SiIlebam
mrer, ifulbc man life tro, at man bap'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Sil Srpnocrnc.

Enn @runb al SmitGn6iabe6er
iom Stpret Tor SreuberIo9et life rau.
Scr ooer, bIir oct nGite WsOe life al.
bolot / minneapolis iom fsrit bciIut.
tel. Nu cr Ser inofomnct Sn6bp.
belle ira @lenmooo, iom Stpret bar
mobto9ct. Set npite Srsnoeriteoue
blioer aItioo oiboI0t / 8Icnpopo,
pope 60, Ninreiota, 6rebog Sen
1Soe Sunni 1909. 9ooen eitcr Spn.
oremsNetS SIutniup. De CARDS"
lem for bar pPret nrpnt, er MI fer.
Nigc. % fan faces peo SenpcnoeIie
til 2ogctS SetrctGr, 8. 2. 2eiriaa,
@toboI, q. o, eacr til llnoertcgnc.
be. Erogrnm % andre S~pIu5rinQer
nnaoocnNe Msoct piI icnrrc bIipe be.
ficrlotgiort.
30. 81. @oucn,
6orm. for Z renocrlogct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27

be for fis en- Manb pon ober be so.
9a ban bcspnote of rpbbe Os bpgse
SGterbafioroet - inn be6er 8ruget,
bpor ban Dor - bar Der neppe Sor
nof til at feoe en- Con-; men Ole par
life Der | manse aar, for ban funoe
febe babe StorfG 90 Smaafp. @eS
Sioeu af @aarosbrugct orep ban mel
8isrtlerarbeioe, og ON ginteren ret
itc ban nboper Splanbene - enboa
lige til &onasberg - for at iRlge
fine @arer. Naar Den samIe ManS
fortrIler ON oisie fine Heiier, bin
ban mere emo alminbelig lipIig; tai
rige Winoer buffer frem - Minber
ON en- ieig uoboIoehbe 2ipsfamp.
iom tiliibit fsrte ben iterfe Wanb til
Seier. Haar ban bar %fortalt ct eIer
anoet Sr9f af FIN 2ipsbiitorie, til.
fsier ban gierne: "@no bi9lper Den.
Tom bill biGIpe fig ielp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Den fioite
"~,lonitor" .Mano.

Gen iioiie eienIeuenoe Mano al
@ei9tningen omboro paa Sobn eric.
ions "Monitor", Der reboebe Roroita.
ternes SIaabe fra f%uIbit9nois SiIiu-
teteisreIie moer 9orgerfrieen. 90
iom iantioig biofsrte en- fuIoitan.
Dig Iepolutiou | arssifibsfonitruf.
tioncn belle @eroen oper, er Den 23bc
apriI nisaaet oeb 9soen | fit Sieni
/ Rem gorf ! ben bsie s(Ioer al IS
Iar.
San beo Sans anberion os bar
isbt | Sperige.
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SmaapIuf.

Wiis 0ena Hitcn ioretog Sns.
bag EN- SorrehningSrciie til glfaoer.
- aopofnt Soicpb 9rorbp ira
minneapolis or fortioen Der / 9pen
| Sorretuinacr.
Ears 8oSium ng 9nttcren Sut.
Tia fom Seuoag 8ormio6ug tilbage
ira ct fort @eisg / 3umbrota, Rinn.
g. s. Spcnruo ira GuauoubI,
Soma, bar mcb i'm Somilie ilpttct til
DEBORAH. San bar fortibcu IrbeioC
/ gfortons 2ioerp Barn.
RrS. II. q. Imrn0ien rciItc
SirSOa9 til Gbcitcr, bpor bun en- fort
Si0 bill beisge lin Seitcr, Mr5. q. s.
6inito0.
GprIrae 2eonar0, @ra6ucut
fra GbicogO pcteriuGre College. bar
neOiot Zig Der / @pcn % cabinet Son.
Tor / GonnorS Speniug paa @otcr
Street.
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bag Rcriro for at bcRipe Tia til @oiic,
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n~irciitc iorri0c llQc til Cos 9ln0clc@
men ban bar life bcitcmt Tia poa buor
ban nil iIoa ijR ne0.
- Reicr &aIilensruo fom / Cor.
bags Stem iaicn ira &iccioro, Mim,
San bar oQioo uTrct en- Eur til Got.
tompooN Goumtn. Miuncioto. bUor
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ficnbtc.
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- Sep. 81. 8iaett % aopofat q
@iaett fit for noeIe Gage iioen In
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en- un9 ,1loroer.

On nocrit iorgclig Siitorie bCrette$
ira &Cofut. ga, bpor Ell 9.anr$anm.
mel @ut, Charles NIcrnuber, orGbtc
@CorQ &ouc@ mcN ct Sfub / @rpitct.
NorC3. ser pnr poo en- &iiit / @ut.
tens Stem % iom ON fort Gio ifuI,
Sc h0Ot @rrlup mc0 hans Snrtc,
Mrs Ycnu Mommonh, haoOe orepct
Ericr mcO bam % for SpcgS SfpIO
trrct mco al Qiuc ham @auf. Ser.
cucr bIcp @uttcu iau iiuSt, at han
LIB op p0o 2oitct oQ bcrtc0e 1aSc.
rgn& NoaIRcuTr, ion1 ban hcrpoa
r>Cn BARREL aiiprcOc mos NIr. Sone5,
EUuC bIcu rommct / @rUitct al 2nS,
uiuQCu mcO set RciuItot, at ban itror
citcr OeNc AZ lit Sour.
@uttcn p~ouitour, at ban life pi0itc,
al @euTrCt par Ia0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
6aneer Rolf.
Nebitammcr ale Gnrupns Sungebuic
fra en- uprif Sizing?

"aitenpoiten"s Sorreiponoent |
9onoon ifriper ben 2oen April:
% Song Saafon beiteg Norges
Srone, blep Der ienbt bam gbresier
ira ale Sonoe. 9eriblanot bar og.
iaa en- ira zee Soupenir Rormano",
en- Screening, iom bar iot Jig til Sp'
gnoe Of iamie / Ell 6plfing aue Dem,
ser ncoItammer ira Normannerne %
oerigienncm ira De gamle Sifinger.
ErGiihentcn for benne Screening er
en- ing, entbuiinitiif irunif aoelS.
manS, lie WorquiS oe Tohetbulon ct
@rcnte, Der regner fine Ibner tilbage
til Sligo De 8rentemesnil, ell nor
monuiit IoeISmanb, Der fom oper til
GnaIauo meb @iaiom @robreren %
Neltog peo bans SIDE / BET minbe,
prrbi9e Slog peb Saitings gar
1866.
WorqltiS sc Gofctiilon ifrioer |
ct 9rep til mig. at | oenne aoreslc
iii NorgeS iolfeoalgtc aonge gien'
foIbtcS Winbet ON ben norife Biting,
"RoQcn o'aoleimno", iom ban foloer
BAN, @nnger HoIf altino, Der griin'
Eeoe Scrtuqosmmet Hormanbi % ira
hncm ncbitomme0e @iQiam Grobrcs
rem.
MarQuiS'cn iortirtter | lit grcp:
"Se ueo, at iomtIige friiteli9e Wonnr'
fer neSitommcr ira @iQinm Grobre'
rem" % ban b~cnuiier mig bcrom til
e. 9encoIogiif arbeibe, ubgipct al en-
9totorius / SoIoiie, pes Napr 0ton.
iicllr @cucrcontre. Serfcts Sitel er
"Gc curopriife Superrners SlGgt
regiItre" % / oct bersnlte Si6liotef /
@ritiif Wuieum bar ieg gouIfe rigtig
ianet fat poa bette aeneologi'fe gr'
bri0c, bpor Der iiubeS Stomtauler
oper ole europGiIfe &ongebuie Iiae
ueb til garet 1916. SclpfsIgelig
fan icg inQenluube foutrolere aor'
~rcftbe0en al ole biSie Stnnltanler,
men oQiacpcI fou set life rcgtes, at
set Ip6cr gauife pifant az Stamfa'
Nercu iao at iige for ollie europoS
Songebuie opriuoelig err fontmct ira
3orgc. Sislae beurc Stamtaple.
noor man iortirtter beu ueo til bore
Sage, ueoitammer Song @oparb /
270e SEQ ira gGtIinaen al DC norifc
&ifinacr, @iuiam Grobrerfn, Sron.
ming Molto er nItino oct 2Soe SEQ %
SronprinS SIap oct 29be SEQ pao
bmne Souaeitamme, ser bar Sorgre-
nin0cr ooer belle europa, og bpiS
9GtIiuaer, gienuem mango Siocgrene
icIpislgclig. iiober pou bcu ruSiiitc,
tpife % pitcrrigite Sciiertrone, paa
GugIauoS aongetrone. paa Spa
nicuS. poa @operns, paa SadienS,
paa SanmarfS o.i.p o.i.o.
WorquiS'cn ~ifriucr bn ogioa itolt:
"Gr oi life ole Sitingernes sGtliu.
ger?"
TngaoenSe Stattterre for "2e
5cupeuir 3ornouo" ifriper ban, of
0iSie cr benteoe ira @iliam erobre.
reuS eget SeIinmente.
Gu Gel SpIpSuineer, iom ies bar
iuaet al gr. eoWoro =. Glarfe. Der
cr ouiat / Soitiugs. % iom er Sefre.
tar for oeu engeIife 9ren al "Sc
Souoeuir Hormouo", pil maaife |
oenue SorbinbeIie fuune in~teresiere.
"Se Soupenir Rormauo" or. liner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Sorbuos bepeeelien

2eaisIaturen / 5Iorioa bar meo
flor Wnioritct / begee Suie pebtaget
en- ReioIution ON, at Der | 1910 ifal
ioreIpgges @plecrne til aiitemning
ct ENHANCEMENT til 8runblopen ON
oImiroeIig Erobibition / Staten.
Sroos Den bitre % baaroe Scamp,
lem isrtcS moo Heiolutionert, blep
oen / Observation-Disclosures pebtagct
mco SO MOB IS pg / Senatet meb "a
MOB Z Stenmer.