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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
The Commission Idea.

In advocating a commission form
of city government the News does
not in any way question the honesty
and capacity of those who are charged
with administering the city affairs at
the present time. We think that they
will do as well as the average set OF
officers working under the present
system.
1t is the system which the News
wants to see abolished and the city
administered Just as any other bust
ness proposition should be handled,
and to have it done by men who give
all tfeir time to the affairs OF the
city: officials who are at the city hall
during the usual business hours just
the same as other business men stay
lat their places of business.
. 1t is safe to say that no private
business interest, involving the eX-
a;penditure of as much money and rep
.resenting the interests involved IN the
administration of affairs as important
as the city of Hattiesburg, would
think of changing the men who had
lust gained some experience thaI
ought to be valuable, yet what good
reason IS there IOI COuuuStiAS lAO O.
fairs of the city on any but good busl-
ness principles and precedents2
If one, two or three men were
charged with taking the money which
IS raised by taxation in Hattiesburg
and were told that they could moi
have any more than the amount Sc
realized they would, if acting The
same as if their private interests were
involved, at once investigate how IA
it would go on the present basis o
expenditure and, if it were not suffi
cient on that basis, they would cut eX
penses in some way and it is not IN
reasonable to suppose that expense
could be cut without in any way de
creasing the efficiency of the publ
service.
The commission form of govern
ment has come to stay, and it will no
be long until every progressive CIT
will have it, and the present condition
will only exist where politics is con
sidered of more Importance than bust
ness management. - Hattiesburs
Miss, News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
QUARANTINE LINES UNCHANGED
Provisions Whereby Texas Cattle May
Be shipped to Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Ok. May 10.-No changes
will be made in the Texas
cattle quarantine line in the procla-
nation to be issued in a few days and
agreed upon at the live stock board
session here today, though provisions
are made for the cleaning up of sew
eral portions of the State below the
Federal quarantine line and above
the state line.
Provisions will be made in the
proclamation that cattle will be
shipped north on inspection from
Greer County, Jackson County west
of the Orient Railroad; Caddo Coun-
ty. north of the Mangum branch OF
the Rock Island Railroads Canadian
County, south of the Canadian River;
Cleveland County, north of the
township line between and 6; Noble
County, east of The Santa Fe Railroad
and south of township line between
81 and p; the three north townships
of Payne County and from the part
of Kay County and from the Arkansas
River.
A movement for tick eradication
will be carried on in Payne, South
Cleveland South Caddo, Pottawato-
ME, Lincoln, Kiowa and East jack
son counties.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
PROTECT FORT BROWN
FROM THE RIVER
Capt. Cakes Appointed to Take
Charge of Construction-TO
Cost $4,000.

The war department will take
steps to protect the bank of the river
in the Fort Brown reservation from
further erosion by the river. Press
dispatches from Washington of May
10 say:
Capt. John G. Cakes of Galveston
was today instructed to assume
charge of construction work at
Brownsville for the prevention OF
damage to old Fort Brown by the
Rio Grande river. The work will
consist of reyetment, and complete
protection against the encroachments
! of the river will cost $4,000. The
work is being done out of the army
contingent fund.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
In the Mexican War.

The total number of Ameican reg
ulars who served in Mexico and its
borders during the Mexican War was
21.509: of volunteers, 22,027. In the
assaults upon Mexico City, General
Scott had on Aug. 20, 1S47, an avail
able force of 1918, nearly one-half
of whom were recruits. After several
onslaughts the city was hnally taken
on Sept. IA, after which General Scott
was REINFORCED to an ggregate of
10000 men. The treaty of peace was
signed on Feb, 2, 1S4S. The total
American losses in the Valley OF
Mexico were 2,703, including 3SS Off
GERS. The Mexicans had 1000 killed
and wounded and $3.50 Mexicans
were taken prisoners of war.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
TEDDY KILLS A BIG RHINoCERos
Great Slaughter of Game in African
JungIes BY Col. Roosevelt.

Naibori, British East Africa, May
ia bulky bull rhinoceros is the
latest prize wrested from the jungle
by Col. Roosevelt.
From heexplorer'sc camp nearMacha-
kos word was brought down today
that the luck of the Roosevelt party
continues and that fifteen varieties
of game including the big rhinoceros
have been bagged on the last expedl-
ton.
The rhinoceros was charging Mr.
Roosevelt when the hunter fired. The
distance was "A PAGES and the animal
fell dead
The naturalists of the party are
kept busy preparing the trophies
which Mr.. Roosevelt and his son ker-
NIT are bringing in daily
Forty-five skins have already been
prepared for the Smithsonian lnsti-
tute at Washington.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
Z
) PERSONALS

CT. Singer Of Chaplin was Visi-
tor in the city today.
r. F Woodward of San Benito
was a business visitor in the city
-ttoday.
Sam N. Hargrove of Sam Fordyce
was a business visitor in the city to-
day.
Captain F. NJ. Collins. who has
charge of the club launch at Tarpon
Beach spent last night in the city.
Mrs Chas. G. Dullnig of San An
tonic is among the many visitors in
the city, being a guest at the Miller
hotel.
Geo. w. Stanley, prominent citi-
zen of Isabel, came down on the
train last night returning home this
morning.
C NJ. Robards of Houston, assist
ant attorney for the ST. L., B. & NJ.
Ry Co., spent today in the city trans
acting legal business for the company
Master L. S. Koran, the little son of
Conductor Koran. of Kingsville, came
down on last nights train with his
father and is spending the day here.
D. L. Tandy of Temple. Texas, is
spending a short time visiting his
father, A. n. Tandy, the well known
truck grower of the Olmito neighbour
hood
l. X. Morris. of the Frontier Lum-
Der Company. expects ITO leave to-
morrow for Houston and other points
in that section, where he goes on a
business mission.
Garland B. Miller, the prominent
banker and developer of Falfurrias,
was a visitor in the city today. Mr..
Miller spent yesterday at Mercedes
where he has some land.
c. E. Hammond. the well known
land promoter of McAllen returned
Monday night from San Antonio,
where he has been spending several
weeks with his family.
Cashier E. A. McGary of the
Brownsville Bank G Trust Company
returned yesterday from Houston,
where he has been attending the meet
ing of the Texas State Bankers Asso-
citation.
Custom Inspectors B. ]. Mcdowell
of Harrington and A. V. Mayes of
Brownsville returned last night from
Rio Grande City. where they have
been on duty for the past three
weeks.
w A,oI,o,. tho ,.-o1l Iy,ourr oY.oh
itect and contractor, left this morn
ing for his former home in Corona,
Cal. where he goes to visit his fam
lily and at the same time to make
arrangements for moving them to
Brownsville where he expects to make
his home hereafter.
Miss Lottie B. Smith left Friday
afternoon for Mechanicsburg, Ia. in
response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of her mother, who
resides at that place. Another tele-
gram received Monday by Miss
Smiths brother, De Kyle Smith,
stated that their mother was better.
Miss Smith will remain north until
next fall, but will return, according
to her usual custom, 10 spend the
winter at Brownsville.
Nicholas Thielen of Galveston, &C
companied by his little son, left last
evening for home, after spending
about two weeks at Brownsville vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thielen. This was Mr.. Thielen's first
visit home after an absence of nearly
sixteen years. He found many
changes in his old home, but found
old friends still unchanged and glad
to welcome a former Brownsville boy
home once more Mr.. Thielen has
! been employed as an inspector in the
customs service at Galveston for some
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12
Cheer Up!

When it's cold, it's good for ice,
When it's hot, it's good for corn,
What we get is always nice,
Just as sure as you are born.
There's no need of feeling blue,
Happiness is in the air;
You viii find that this is true.
II you search for it with care.
Something good is in the hand;
Something good is in the bush;
Something good just whereyou stand
Something good where er you push
Omaha Be-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-12

A vein of lead and zinc ore, has been
discovered on the ground of the
School of Mines at Platteville, Wis,
and will be developed by the students.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
'Banakr / Anurika''
7pe Qette

er u1 1nber &resien % uofommer |
8egbnbelie1n al Oftober Maaneb,
9ette @cftc fprer 8eretningerue fra
Mfinittet ont n9en elore Sir eb til
BET iaa iutereSiante Sibsrnm 1851
go, bpor l1opanbringen fra San,
mari for Nlbur tog Sart bcruber,
&finit II ~il11tter 5filorinsen ont SC
banife Tplfebptifoler / Mmertfa %
bringer &apitlet o11 Sc banifc Metp>
bitter / Mmerifa. 9ette &efte nil,
bpa6 &igoom at Slluitrationer an-
guar, 1anet upertraale enbber al t.
ne Sorgen9ere, % Sefsten itaar
frlot n6 paa @pt6e meb aft, .bna6
ttbli9ere er bra9t. Mlle 9anife fer
/ 2anbet bpr inbifribere paa bette
&erf p9 lere at !fienbe og ber6iette
beres Solfs @iitorie / Imerifa. DIM
5nbifriptionsbetingelier fe nermere
mltaaenbe Mnnonce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
lsrns r, 20 500 pie % & B J ] b
@iennpnfniit.

- st Nltomobil biemmeberenoe /
&enoiba og itDret al en- beo Seffries
Mutomobile SO. aniat Man6, &arbep
.@ibion, forl1lpffeoe Sre6ag Morgen
iioite uge IL Mile @eit for &enoiba,
/ Nerbeben at @ntiocba. @iblon
bleb 6rebt paa 5teoet, SEQ Collier,
Ser bar &asiager /. Mltomobilet, og
lom iammen meb @ibion bar ,,aniat
bos Seffries &ompagniet, tom me-
get %aloorligt tilita0e; bans &uitr,1
og en- an0en Game, iom bar / Mnto-.
mbilet, blep ol6eles ufa6te. n
~ Gle @lefion, @beriffen al gba-
mono @onnth / set noroliglte isis.
coniin nogle Milp fra Menominec
Sr1oianerrelerpotion blep fremltillet
/ 6orbunosretten UNDER Mnflage for
at baoe tilla6t en- AT fine Tange at
un0pige. Dommer 4uarles loo fig
me6 2etbeo operbebiie om> at @berif=
fen fun bab6e laoet Jig bepage al
lit CODE &iertelag til at la6e Sn6i=
aneren &obert 2pons gaa til lit
Stem, bbor Bans &u1tru Lao for 3d.
Sen, paa bans 2gfte ON at fomme
ttl6age efter 8egraDelien. @n for
miloenoe Smltenoigbe6 bar set, at
2pons bab6e re06et Gberiffens 2ib
UNDER ct Mptteri / Sengslet. gn
Sn6ianer> ser la6 anfloget for Mor6>
fit ct Mptteri iitan6, obe rfal0t Gber-
iffen og ito6 / 8egreb me6 at mpr6e
ban1> ga 9pons TOM ban1 til @ielp.
@leflon miiteoe ct Die / oenne Scamp.
9beriften maatte bog betale en- Mnlft
paa $25 for at babe lat 2pons / Sri
FEB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

6rl1 Sr1lie &oienberg's Sourne er
MI bcgpnot, og Sr11en bar @runo til
at uGre goot tilfreos meo SEN penlige
Mootagelle bun far facet olle Sc
Stsoer bum bi0til far optraoot. 6or=
noen / Seem Sort og Yertb Mmbop
bars 6r1en optraaot / Chicago to
@ange), &e1oiba, &acine, @is., Des
Motnes og &imballton, SSa. S nelte
nge: naar FUN Nebroifa &olonierne,
og SEN 26. Sftober optreoer b1tn /
Spler, Mi1u1. Sra ale Si0er bgrer
man 6en iamme Com: Ell al Sc beol te
0an1fe &unltnere hi bar bopt Der
pbre..
Sm ben6es 6oreitillil1g I Chicago
1toite Spnoag ifripes:
Set Gru &oienberg / @pn0ogs
CAB ps, bab0e ri @opn al at bgre.
Sor bum mare0e frem for oS en-
St6. hi life bgr glemme - Sen Si0,
oa 9onmarf bar megtigt og 9anlfe
par manoig, 0e1 Gang ian traa0te
frit @run0en og pilte, at Fan fu110e
bgrge i'm &e0e. Man ioa SEN gan1le
Sio for Jig giennem Grlt &oienbergs
Sang, bgrte Set 0plune UNDER Sos,
Ser Sc 6anife Stri0smeno r6re0e,
fglte 8plgens Gfpnlp MOS Straro,
9jennem &opfrupiien, og one0e al
Giooertt0ens &omantif, al 0e11 for
nernme 9tateligbeO, giennem @ilen
ON ST. Ee0er og &oielille.
@feget rprelroe iong 6ruer ON Sen
lille @abfrue, meget ifeln1if iang bum
ON Saplebor0slegen og orn Moielil,
Ser blep rp0 iom Set 0rpppen6e 8lo6:
og uforlignelig pittig og 0ierp bar
Dl1n, ga FUN lu11g ONT 0rpl111erten SD=
&c Sermanlen - man fnnoe ne1ten
bpre BET ltore &lo0sbooe tran1pe ONT
firing ON 2i0en &iri ten, Ser fife
fnnoe laoe 5Dineorengen iope / $40;
og ielp Ell ioa 0riitig &iid JONI Sen
ON Sc tire Sfelmer fom bun operle=
gent fra noen at itpoe Jig pao 5ner-
petbeoenS Sfer. 5faoe fun Sen
&o11cert life bar fist lpngere; SEN
moatte gierne bape beret tire @ange
1oo lang for Dor 5fplo. &nmpepiier,
11aar set er 6rlt &oienberg, Ser ipr=
ger Sem, faar man fife let for 11eget
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
miseonftn-

- un0erban01:nger er poa Set
nerrnei tie aflutte6e for @alnmen=
ln1eltntng al Ga @rosie 9failmop
Company og ga eros e @as og Cleo
trio Gompagnp cg Snlget al biSle
Glen0omme til ct Spn0ifot Boston.
Gen el1eite Sinoring liges at bore
Cos og @leftricitetsfompogniets
SbligationSgiel6, Ga &enterne al
0enne Huge nglten bele S110tegten.
Man ct mi fer6ig meo Set
bQnlfeligite Mr6ei6e paa set gamle
&opitoliums Ne0ripning. Sen gam=
le &uppel , font beier 500, 900 8uno,
CT toget neo og tragt til nniperii=
tetsgrnnoen, bpor Sen itaar bag So
peobpgningen. Sber Grille far flere
&eDner efter 8ran0en for nogle Mor
lioen, bbert 8in0ue ligeleoes. 5pi=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

foretoget iammen mel 9poageren,
f%ortolte ian mango Cpl o0er.
Or. Goof bar SEN eneite ser bap.
De 5illooelie' til at gao ilon6 / Beer
>picf for at ofien0e Selegrommer
San baboe life e1 0berfraffe, fan
ful1oe bore befjenot at bere, bporfor
ban loal1te HrGl tens, ser gon1fe Dil1
beller life bar 0enne5 gienoom> men
tilbprte Sen Oonlfe Wrpnlan6s=M6mi
%Nlltrotiol1. 9u Goof font tilbuqe It'll
Sfibet, f%ortalte fan, at ian paa bele
i'm YolorferO life bopoe oplepet no.
lget 1ao ip911oenoe, fife e,rgong oa
6on bopoe plal1tet 6laget poa HoIen,
lom ga fan troa0te ino / set lille
lnprfe Selegrnffontor / 2eer1picf %
neo rpitenoe @oano ifrep lit fprit,
Telegram, Ser belto0 al Sc tire Orb:
IS an altpe". Or. Goof fit paa
&ejlen fra @rgnlono til &jgbenbapn
i1nr cit fortrolig Sen - Set bar ct
lille Sarn al Stprrelie o1ntrcnt ism
bans eget minoite Barn.
S Sirs0ags offenliggioroes Ell,
&apport fra &oman0pr @earp til
%eorD &rctic @lu6 / Seem Sort, i
bpilfen fan Tiger at bepile be0 uo.
taleller al ue @ifimoer, iom leolageoc
ST. Goof til Moropolen, at oenne al
orig er naoet frem til @oIen, me,,
bar ban0ret / Ell GirfeI neoenfor
Sen. 9r. Goof for operfo or bette
Dpfl1ment erflnret, at bon / i1qen
Senieen0er %betrogte fine Mngipell er
m%oobeptlte al Hearp's Eoaiton6e, oa
at bon me6 5in6sro imp0eier Set en-,
beige l16falo al @ogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

Iat set ct 5Dno at iao megen liel6en
og 9gte Yoeii bar ligget begrabet
iaa lGnge.
81 pil baabe> at 6r1e11, noar FUN
er f9r0tg MED itne Sure til @eitens
minore @per, bill gipe en- Mften til for
os, ri trenger til Set, ri bar 1aa
goot al Set; og MI ri bar bgrt, oil ri
laa gierne bgre mere.
Sra &aciue lfripes ON benoes Sp=
trp0en ser / 2gr0as:
ga Tru &oimberg / 26r6ags Off
tes introoucere6es for &ublifum,
bar Sen ltore Gal tenrmelig go0t
fplot me0 en- interesieret Gillfnerlfa=
re, Ser gienipnlig bar fremmg0t me6
6orpentningen on1 at ti%lbringe en- for
nejelig Often, og 6olfs Torpent11in=
ger bleo beller life ifuffeoe. Sr1 So
le1berg inole0e0e nre6 ct 116n1erfet
6oreorag, / bpilfet b11n ifil6re0e Sc
forifiellige &araftertref fog Gait
marfs 8efolfning. Sruen bite, bbor-
le0es 2on0soelenes geatur bup0e Sc
res ltore Sn0flp0elle poa Menneife=
mes &arafter og 9ipsopfattelie> at
t. GfS. Spllan6s 6pitre;; baar0e Matnr
gjoroe Spoen ~itnrf og ieig", me0ens
Sjnllon0s mere fro6ige og bli6e Sea-
tur lfobte Sjnllpnoerens blp0ere Sc
mpt oip. Otter Set interesionte So
reorog begpn6te 6ru &oienberg poa
tine oelltge Songe, og at benoes
@temn1e be0re en0 maa1fe nogen o11=
Ben 0onif &11nitneril10e er / @tan6
til at tolfe Sc bienlige 6anl tie Stem=
ninger / bore 6n0relan6siange og
5olfepiier> er ubeitri0eligt. SUN bg=
1teoc DolOlom s(pplalts for tine Hrn=
ltottoner, og Silbprerne iang Smfpe=
bet meo, bper Gang nogen al San=
gene bap0e ct iao0ont. @n @nffe
giler of Scope Mafipr til Muiif al
6ru &olenbergs Man0 giorbe ltor=
men0e Spffe, 11abnlig oen i%oofolote
~@ejnranoS @iie". gfter 6oreltillin-
gen bar Der Ell lille Borfet for SSrl1el1
/ &nffebereliet> bbor forlfiellige To=
Ter blep bol0t til 9gre for Dor be-
rpn1te 2anbsmonoinoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
pearp og g(6imoerne.
9pao cit banif @rpnlanospref fur=
teller.

Sra &ipbe1bopn me00eles, at ell
oonlf Ereit eller Misiionnr ira Set
1or0liglte @rplllan0, 6. 2u0migs,
6reoog liblte llge bolot ct Sore0rog
/ &jp6enboon, Ser intet lerlig mt
bringer ON Mfgjerellen yaf @trioen
mellem Eearp og Goof, men iom bor
ii1i Sntere5ie til at 0onne Jig ct @e<
greb ON Be to EolorforereS forifiel.
Iige &urafter.
Ealtor 2u0migs f%ortolte, at Beorp
ct en- %iernbaar0 Man6, Ser forogte-
Sc gifimoerne og til @iengielo blep
ba6et al mango al 0em for bans
baaroben0eoe 6remgongsmaaoer.
Heorp b%e6an0leoe 6 fimoerne lon1
Slober, og mango al 6em / Sc moro
lige &olo11ier TOM ofte til 6e 6onlfp
Gmbe6smGn6 me0 6eres Slayer.
Com ct @fsempel fortalte Baitor
Sl1omigs, at Eeorp el1gang baD6e Ia.
Set Ell 81 finnoltammes &pin6er og
gprn blipe tilbage poo Slen u6en
6poemioler, forOi Sc bar en- @in0ring
for bam paa 9%fejie11.
Sc SplpSninger 9earp liges at
Dape fooet al 9r. Goof's 81 fimocl
tillagoe 9u0mtgs ingen 1om bell1
&GrOi, ioet life en- @ifimo piloe brittle
Jig til at fortnlle on6et ems bDaf
Neorp pnifer at bdre. Heorp itoo1
ionn ct SfrGnrnebille0e blonot $50
larperOcl1c11s @eboere, erfl9rcOt
@li0lpigS, og el1bper lfiglper pe0 q;
mg0e baln.
Sm 81. Goof bop0e Eoltor 2u0.
migs intet onoet ems goot at lige. &an
onier bom for Ell Gentleman til Sin
gerlpi0lerne, % enbDer, Ser bapSe
truffet iammen meO bam / @r9nlano
troe0e paa bam. Sra 93eiien fro
@rpnlono til &igbenbapn me6 SCI
gtenlan0ife @an6elsielifabs @til
~@ans gge6e", iom 2u0mtgs bapot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
/. l1n6erpfftceren (til &efrl1tten

=: l1n6erofftceren (til &efrutten)
Ser De- 49, 11aar Sc en- Gong / De-
res 9ib ifu10e ie en- gammel Cubic
me6 tire Saar paa lin lfal0e0e Ssie>
pg Sc flare Saarer trille mes as fine
barfe0e &in0er, me0enS ian e0er
M9lfegrg6 n1e0 fine tQn0lgle 9tull-
per og %forban0er 6en11e &er0enS
9aarligDe0er = be0 Sc 1aa, 49,
6bem set er? - Set be0 0e mnal tie
life! Mfen Set er mig, ser er font
men lige til @ropens &on6 al @org
ober at ie Gem, 45, u6f9re Sc f6rlte
@%ebGrgreb."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

|tiI at bringe ben bortorogen6e
mango fDnpatbetiffe Dro ON boor
|afbol6t ban bar bnret % / bbor
.bgi en- @ra6 ban bill bltbe iabnet
/ ben &reos, Ser iarnles in6enfor
De to 5orentngsfre6ie / CHILLING
bDerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

ST.: Set CT tri1t mes SIN Sat.
ter ser i1nrt er tire Star gommel og
en6nn life fan tale"
g.: ~@o, set far fife noget at f.
&c. Set bar lige ioa me6 benoes
Mooer, og mi ifuloe Gr bare bere
benoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
Sluer.

v9et ct life til at bol6e 10 me6
alle 6e Sluer, hi bar ber Stuerne,"
iag6e min Some, t6et bnn arrig fog
efter en- Slue, iom en- balp Ones @an=
&c bap6e foriegt at bpile Jig paa ben=
oes Neie. ~S&3an gu life fi9be noget
6luepapir me6 biem?"
~Gluepapir er noget besligt noget
at ie paa>" ipare6e ieg opbi0iet, for
81 to G1uer I EN- balp Eimes Si6 bob=
Sc leget Sagfat rrn6t om nit &obe6.
rM5en ieg 1fal nof faa 8ugt me6 S1u-
erne. Ceres pnrite Sien6e er @jen=
nemtref. @aa gu in6 / 6e andre
5tuer> ioa Iaber jeg @iennemtref
ber."
Seq imeffe6e alle @i10uerne op,
laa 5tormen lto0 giennem @tuerne.
&11n0en> Ser bao0e ligget / &rogen og
bDert Sefur16 lnoppet 110 / 2uften eff
ter Sc generen0e Sluer, rejlte Jig og
betragte0e mig opmerflon1t. 9et er
ct flogt 9pr, og set bar itrafs flar
ODER 6itnotionen.
Men Gluer n1oa ogioo bore floge
9pr, tbi / Steoet for at flppe run6t /
@iennemtrgffer1 og blibe forfSle0e og
%paaorage Jig 9posipgoomne = boo0
10 bar Meningel1, iotte Sc fig paa
Ste0er paa Mpbler og @egge, bpor
2ufttreffet fife naae6e fen.
@aa luoeoe jeg mig Ell 6lueimef=
fer og iage0e Sl11erne op.
Men 6lner er %umn0eltg burtige /
@enOingen og aloeles l1beregnelige /
0eres Slugt. Mon fan ilao efter Ell
/ 9lt, og 11aar 5loget fal0er, ii66er
6luen og morer Zig / &eit.
Sntet timber, at &oro og ieg efter=
baan0en blep itgrft %opbi0ie0e. 81 lgb
runot Stuerne, ieg og &aro, lmef=
feoe og inappe6e. @n @ole ramle0e
poa @ulpet og fnuites i Sulin0e
Stumper. &oro pnlte6e ct 8lomlter=
itotip. Seq ren0te Harr6en moo en-
Fteoeltal, laa Slips og 6%otografier
flgi mig ON 9rene. &oro, JONI bob0e
facet 9ie paa. en- Sppflue, bolle0e
rlun0t> JONI ONT Dan bar poa @areiogt
og ga 6ll1en forlpon6t u0 a Gin0uet,
1prong fan op I 8in0uesfarmen og
rep @ar6inerne ne0 . S lamme Die
blif traf min 5mGffe be0 ct 0 rfeilet
Slag @engelanlpen, iaa &uplen fnl1=
1tes.
ga bite min Some Zig / 9proab=
ningen me0 oprafte @pn6er.
ct S fra 6oritonben" roobtc
fun.
On beftig &lofferingning afifar
mig @baret.
u0et ringer!"
&c. ieg b6rer Set" iag6e leg og
t6rre0e SDe0en al Yan0en. v@en ri
ll1fer ielpfglgelig, life op. Ser Ter 10
ltot u%rp00eligt No."
Set ringe0e igien. Min Some, &o=
TO og leg iaa paa binan0en.
Saa bprtes ct bol6iomt 8rog uoe
far @ntreen = Set bar 9gren, Der
bleD iprengt. Seq bprte fremmeoe
Stemmer, og ne0e fra @a6en trengte
9poen al @offeringningen op til
mig.
st 9ieblif efter 1to0 fire ltore,
lt9rfe M9n0 / Stuen. De to bol6t
paa mig ,me0ens Sc to a116re me60el=
te min lfr9filagne Some at Ser bar
len0t @l10 efter 9ln1bnlancen. Mnta-
gellg maatte ieg en- lille Sur paa
Observation-Disclosures.
MaQ, Gogen opflore0es naturliQ=
bis, og Ser blep fife @rug for &oipi=
talspognen. Mine @jenboer bop0e
bare beret liot for npsgjerrige og
lt0t for iprige. Men er set life GER
gerligt, at n1a11 ifol bore uoiot for
Iligt bare for nogle 6ll1ers 5fplo?
Set ifal bore It6lte Gang, ieg for
ortper 6luer beo @iennemtref.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

SIRIUS for Stamme,abe. 8eo
8oar0 Of G611cations Mg6e / .Sirs-
bags bab6e ser %in6fun6et Zig ct itprre
Mntal Gamer, i9rligt Mpore, for at
anmo1e 8oaro'et om at gjere noget
for at Ser fl1n0e bltpe oprettet ct
Sur Jug for Stammen6e / 5folerne.
Mf 6isie ftn6es Ser ct betp0eltgt Mn=
tai, bpilfet er til ltort &in6er for
8ernenes u6bifling. 6lere Mg6re,
bbis @prn bab6e giennemgaoet Sur
lns bos SEN befien6te 6an1fe Stamme>
lerer Mr. 91fe fer / 8pen, a%11befole=
Sc @agen itarfty og 8oaro'et looeoe
at %oberbeie @p9rgSmualet, ioa set
t6r baabes> at noget bill blibe giort /
6enne Gag.