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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
THE OTHER FELLOW.
Think . Little Of His Rights When
You're Travelling.

Think . Little OF His Rights Wnsn
You're Travelling.
The girl in the room had been tell
Ing how to secure personal COMFORT
while travelling on a train. Then the
man looked up. smiled q little shyly as
he caught the maiden's eyes and said:
II don't mean TO be personal-of
course not. But don't you think II Is
every travellers duty to think little
about how to make other people com-
fortable:
And then he told story OF perfect
girl traveller whose exquisite breeding
while on the rrain had made an tndeli-
bic impression on his mind.
To be remembered SO sweetiy by
your accidental train neighbor that
every thought OF you Is an ever fresh
delight or to be recalled as the living
type OF feminine selfishness and bad
taste is a question. Which shall you
choose? For. alas. though often per-
fectly bred women are met with on
railway trains. my seq Is not always
renowned for it's thought Of others
when en- voyage.
So let us start upon our summer va
cation travels with the idea that We
will think a little Of 1.-THE other fel-
lows" comfort.
And now let me say a word or two
to the girl travelling alone for the 6rst
time.
When you enter a crowded day
coach look first for a seat next to
somebody Of your own sex. Maiden
modesty requires this. and everybody
in the car makes a note Of any viola
ton Of the accepted rule. II you have
the good luck to obtain a seat all to
yourself put your wraps and packages
in the coat rack above you. for as you
have not paid for the vacant seat be-
side you it is an act OF selnshness to
make use Of it for your traps. 1t is
your duty to look up pleasantly at the
first person who inquiries If the seat
is taken and say no.
1t is always well for girls travelling
alone to take a parlor car when posi-
bic. as the continual presence Of the
porter is in itself a protection. O1
course the porter will expect a tip fol
his services. but If a girl makes nc
great demands upon his time he i.
happy to get the usual dime or quar-
ter
Generally 1t is sheer carelessness OF
the sudden sense of unaccustomed
freedom which fmpel girls alone to be
have fndecorously when travelling. Blu,
the actual train nuisance is a vigorous
species, and whether 1t is child OF
maid. man or woman. necessarily
chattering pair behind. the result /!
the same. says a writer. Some unof
Tending somebody is annoyed OF
shocked and the train trip made al
affliction.
The remedy is in the hands Of th.
individual. So II each one Of us be
HAYES our very best on the train mat
ters may be mended after awhile ant
everybody be made comfortable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

The keeper Of the TOO was smiling
over a newspaper account Of q monkey
that had died Of love.
Its good story" said the head
keeper. This reporter has an original
turn to him Hes like the western
jury.
"A westerner. you know. once hung
himself to the bedpost by his suspend
ers. and the verdict Of the coroner's
jury ran:
Deceased came to his death by
coming home full and installing him
self for his pants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
Why ere E,ii Was Paid.

Why ere 6iii Was Paid.
First Florist-ioung De Pink Is a
slow payer, isn't he?
Second Florisf-Last week he paid
up the big bin be owed me and made
all sorts Of apologies-said he'd for
gotten all about 1t.
''Eh? Did you send him writ
mo. The last time he ordered bou-
quet to be sent to his girl made
out bill for the past three years. CIV
ing the address each bouquet went to- !"
.Yesr'
well. the boy made mistake and
delivered the bouquet to De Pink and
the bill to the girl"-IIondon Taller.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
The Turkey Dance.

All the turkeys gathered
On the lawn one day.
Dressed In nice brown feathers,
Looking bright and gay:
There they met and courtesied.
Partners chose At will.
Then with stately stepping
Danced 4 real Quadrille.
Every turkey gobbler
Bowed to turkey hen.
Tiptoed down the middle.
Ctrcled round. and then
Crossed and swung hts partner
Back to place and pranced:
0obble Ecbble. gobble.
So th~ turkeys danced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
City League Schedule Will Be-
gin on September 13 With
Four Matches.
STAR PLAYERS IN LINEUPS
THE SIX TEAMS ARE WELL
MATCHED AND LEAGUE RACE
PROMISES TO BE OF ExcEP-
TIoNAL INTEREST THIS YEAR,

On next Monday night. a. the City
Bowling alleys, six teams, composed
Of the best bowlers in Richmond, will
begin fight for the championship OF
the city. The race promises to be
very interesting as all of the teams are
very evenly matched.
DR.. S. c. Markley is president of the
league and w. H. Runge is Secretary
and Treasurer.
The schedule is as follows:
Sept. 13-Pirates VS. Carmans
Sept. 1AEntre Nous vs. Colonials.
Sept. 15-Phoenix VS. Carmans.
Sept. 17-Phoenix VS. Diamond Edge.
Sept. 3O-Pirates vs. Entire Nous.
Sept. 21-Phoenix VS. Entire Nous.
Sept. 22-Pirates VS. Colonials.
Sept 2+Colonials VS. Diamond Edge
Sept. 27-Carmans VS. Diamond Edge
Sept. 2S-Pirates VS. Phoenix.
Sept 29-Carmans VS. Colonials.
Oct. Entire Nous VS. Diamond Edge
Oct. 4-Carmans VS. Entire Nous.
Oct. 5-Colonials VS. Phoenix.
Oct. 6-Pirates VS. Diamond Edge.
Oct. S-Phoenix VS. Diamond Edge.
Oct 11-Pirates VS. Carmans.
Oct. 12-Entre Nous VS. Colonials.
Oct. 13-Phoenix VS. Carmans.
Oct. 15-Diamond Edge VS. Colonials.
Oct. 1S-Pirates VS. Entire Nous.
Oct. 19-Entre Nous VS. Phoenix.
Oct. 2O-Pirates VS. Colonials.
Oct. 22-Carmans VS. Diamond Edge.
Oct. 25-Pirates VS. Phoenix.
Oct. 27-Carmans VS. Colonials.
Oct. 29-Entre Nous VS. Diamond
Edge.
Nov. 1-Carmans VS. Entire Nous.
Nov. 3-Colonials VS. Phoenix.
Nov. 5-Pirates VS. Diamond Edge.
Nov. S-P1rates VS. Carmans.
Nov. 1O-Entre Nous VS. Colonials.
Nov. 12-Phoenix VS. Diamond Edge.
Nov. 15-Pirates VS. Entire Nous.
Nov. 17-Phoenix VS. Carmans.
Nov. 19-Colonials VS. Diamond Edge
Nov. 22-Pirates VS. Colonials.
Nov. 2+Bntre Nous VS. Phoenix.
Nov. 26-Carmans VS. Diamond Edge
Nov. 29-Pirates VS. Phoenix.
Dec. 1-Carmans VS. Colonials.
Dec. @Entre Nous VS. Diamond Edge
Dec. 6.-Carmans VS.. Entire Nous.
Dec. S-Colonials VS. Phoenix.
Dec. 1O-Pirates VS. Diamond Bdge.
Lineup Of the Teams.
The lineup of the teams is as fol-
lows:
Colonials-A. T. King, Frank Young.
flesh, (Capt.), Grand Pa Roberts
Geo. Mashmeyer and Spot Haisley.
Phoenix-"Pop" Graham, Capt
"Kiddo" Lichtenfels, Foxy Schep
man, Dick" Allen and "Obediah'
Beck.
Carmans-Roy Carman (Capt), DR.. S
C. Markley, Dummy" Crump, John
Bartel and "Heiney" Parry.
Pirates-Ed Hunt, Bert Martin, jim
Martin. J. w. Miller and Tim Sprouse
| (Capt)
| Entire Nous-"Father" Lahrman
Capt), waldo" Runge, DR.. Bond
''Jiggs' Hadley and 'Hubey' Lacey.
Diamond Edge-Philip Smith. Capt.
DR.. Frank Harold, J. Justin Roach, W
D. Kenneth and Eddie Mashmeyer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

In the Journal of the African So
ciety the opinion is expressed by Mr.
Sellous that, contrary to the general
belief, CRATES and elephants are In
no danger Of being exterminated in
Africa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

In the state of Washington 20 per
cent. of the area is still in reserva-
lions, the greater extent being of for
estry reserves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. S.-Pittsburg
and Chicago are now on even terms in
the series of games started In Chicago
Sunday, the locals winning yesterday
by a score of 6 to 2. The remaining
game of the series will be played to-
day. The visitors used three of their
best pitchers In vain effort to check
the batting streak of the home team.
Maddox was strong throughout Only
one Chicago player got past first base
after the second inning.
Reulbach. who has been successful
against Pittsburg, started the game
for Chicago. He was relieved after
three singles and home run had been
made off him in the second inning
Brown then went to the mound. but
Jared little better. Higginbotham fin-
ished the game for the visitors and
was hit freely. ..."
Home Run Causes Dispute.
Abstein's home run in the second
inning was the subject of an argu-
ment in which all the Chicago players
took part, Tinker and Chance finally
being ordered from the field by Um-
pire KLEIN. The ball hit into the left
field bleachers and bounded out on the
field. where Sheckard got 1t and threw
to second. holding the runner there.
KLEIN allowed Abstein to take the
other two bases, the rule being that
when a ball is knocked out of the
field, as was the case yesterday. the
batter is entitled to home run.
Announcement was made that Ev-
ers. who was put out of the afternoon
game Labor Day for disputing de-
cision, had been suspended for three
days.
Chicago made It's runs In the second
inning, when Steinfeldt singled and
Tinker tripled. the latter coming on
to home plate and being safe when
Gibson dropped the ball.
Pittsburg tied the score In the same
inning on Miller's single and Abstein' s
home run. The punching of hits in
the other innings was responsible for
the other runs. Score:
RHE.
Pittsburg % 011011 Ks IL 2
Chicago 20 2 0 o 0 0 0 0 o. 5 2
Maddox and Gibson: Reulbach,
Brown. Higginbotham and Archer and
Moran.
Runs-Clarke 2. Miller, Abstein,
Wilson, Gibson. Steinfeldt, Tinker.
Two-base hits-Wagner. Gibson 2,
Wilson. Three-base hits-Reulbach,
Tinker. Clarke. Home run-Abstein.
Hits-Off Reulbach. in 2 innings;
off Brown. in innings: off Higgin.
botham. 4 In 3 innings Sacrifice hits
Wagner, Miller. Stolen bases
Clarke 2. Miller. Double play-Miller
to Abstein. Left on bases-Pittsburg
8; Chicago 3. Bases on balls-On
Reulbach 2. Bases on errors-Pitts
burg /; Chicago 1. Struck out-By
Maddox 2: by Brown 1; by Higgin.
botham 1. Time-1:40. Umpires-
Klein and O'Day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NAtional eAolIe-

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Philadelphia Z; Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburg 6: Chicago 2.
New York 3; Boston I.
Cincinnati-St. Louis-Rain.
American League.
New York 8: Philadelphia 6.
Detroit g.; Cleveland 4.
Washington Ill; Boston 6.
American Association.
Louisville p; Indianapolis 90.
Columbus z; Toledo 6.
Milwaukee 6; Minneapolis 5.
Kansas City-St. Paul-Rain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
Men Arc Four.

Men are four. He who knows. and
knows he knows-he Is wise: follow
him. He who knows. and knows not
he knows-he is asleep: wake him. He
who knows not. and knows not he
knows not-hc Is a fool: sbun him. He
who knows not. and knows he knows
uot-he is a child; teach him.-Arabian
Proverb.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

OF the So5 gondolas in Venice. $50
belong to private parties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

Brigss-The Dudleys seem to think
q great deal Of their dog.
Griggs-Naturally. He II something
they never quarrel about. as they do
their children. When the dog exhibits
some bad trait neither can declare
that he took 1t from the other.-Boston
Transcript.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08

The Swedish government 10 seri-
ously considering the establishment Of
a tobacco monopoly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
The Operators Amendment.

The Operators AmsnomSne.
A young man who comes from .
small town up New York state got q
letter awhile ago from young wo-
man he knew up there asking him to
let her know a good hotel at which to
stay overnight in the city. as she was
going to sail for Europe.
The letter came SO close to the day
of sailing that the young man decided
it would be better to wire than to
write a letter. He decided, too. that
it would be best II the young woman
put up at the Aston House. convenient
to a morning sailing on the American
line.
So he sent her this dispatch:
You had better stop at Astor
House."
When the operator up in the small
country town got through with tran
scribing the message It conveyed to
the young woman the following illu.
minating advice:
You had better stop at store
house."-New York Sun.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
BANK Statement.

No
Of
of September 1903
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-08
HAD HIS SUSPICIOUS.
That Was the Reason the Rabbits Did
Not Surprise Him.

ThAt Was the Reason the Rabbits Did
Not Surprise Him.
81 Perkins had never been surprised
in all his life. When Ii showed In the
latter part Of April he allowed he'd
sorter felt 1t In the air for some time.
when ledge Abbott's barn burned 81
thought it was about time. and when
the town hall WAS struck by lightning
he merely shrugged his shoulders and
said he'd told 'em that them lightnin'
rods wasn't any account when they
were first taIkin' of putin 'em up.
Mrs. Perkins had Just about given up
all hope Of ever exciting her husband's
wonder when friend told her Of q
marvellous conjurer who was showing
at q variety theater in Boston. She
took 81.
When the conjurer called for a
volunteer from the audience Mrs. Per
kins urged her husband to 80 up on
the stage. He did. She watched ex-
pectantly as the professor" extract
ed a five dollar gold piece from Sis
ear. passed q watch through his back
and extracted yards aud yards of
ticker tape from his shoes. 81 looked
bored. Finally the conjurer began to
coax at Sis beard. and. to the amaze
ment Of the spectators. out hoped
three little white rabbits.
"Waal," said Mrs. Perkins trium-
phantly when 81 resumed his seat. II
guess that surprised ye some. didn't
it?'
81 seemed almost surprised that she
should think So why. no." he finally
drawled. Il didn't like to say moth
in about it, but I've been sorter sus-
pectin' that them rabbits wus thar for
some time" rybody's Magazine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Oa Rierene
fit 2lIpefloffer paa fig.

"SdIpor - Sailor - bercr on,
set itormrinaer poa SperIi? - 6et
or uaa bel oIoriq gurme lbs? - Si
fonr iIoo paa 2eIefonen, ON De bebe.
Der SipIp.
Steoet Ioa Here SiIometer fro
GperIi. 9ao en- @aorb uprmere fom
Sonen mo meO iterre 6art emo uan'
Iig. Som no, IfaI De bsre Wiiiiif OBI
aaien, oct mna fomnc ira SperIiI"
% imoo % itore itprteoe n~pseierrioe
uO, % title too &c oe beuuoreoe Den
oafre "2aot", iom Loo neo til Den
title Gal fra set beitliaeenoe guerIi.
90 npSgierrig bIeu rlo9en bier !
ToIeu.
Gette bar uoget ipIinter mt, no9ci
oIbrig ier opIeoet. SeIeioren III bet
traoIt, SpsrasmanI % Spar Slas
SIog. 90 iutct timber.
Sierene pao Eperli bapoe facet
@oue 6 Sroucefloffer, Iliae iom bru.
aes operaIt j aIperuc. ellie, iom bor
uRret i Sdwei3, life bare aiIagt Be
ieg / 9perne % iuigt De iGopanIi9t
Suriitruter, meu iom er fommet or
/ SieIoene, buor De ubpre @eliugei
grPsier, peo, bUor itemmiugsfulot bet
lpoer, uaor bisie imuft afitemte &Iof.
fer lpoer / Den title SommerfpeIb.
Gerneoe er Oct life bare en- $50, Der
bGrer SieIoe Tom ! Eorge inaen no,
mcrfe& iom @ieIOcfo, aae bar aIpf.
Ter, og oa DC er barmouiif aiitemte.
finger oct iom CT piomoerIist Slot.
Ecipi!.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Wlcn aisrenc paa GperIi iorItob
ilet life, bnab / al Ieroen bette bar
for Slaes Duff, be afitebfom. RRb.
iclen greb Dem. Dc itprteoe aiiteo /
uilb Sliiet, brslte % bar fig iom al.
iinoige. en- SEQ, iom bar mere rebeIif
END De andre, prRiterebe bet aunit-
itpffe at faa Sooen inc | SaIsringen,
iom bar 8Ioffen, % oa bar Der 6are
paofarbe. Get sialot at faa lot
aisreSe % befri Dem fra alofferne,
ct forreiten alt anoet emo let grbeioe.
en So fit beboloe FIN aloffe, iom ben
tililut p9nnebe iig til.
Nogle Gage ienere popeoe De at
tage nof Ell aIoffe pon $40 Rr. 2, og
Sfriot for Sfribt gift bet, iuotil aae
6 alofter bar anbragt. ga iaa Sig
rene en- oeiIig Sommerfpelo roligc
% forruitiee grGsieoe paa goloen,
lao Sltiets 6oIf paa Sunet % nsb
oct pafre aloffeipil, bits Soner
flang Iangt uooper 3alen og bar
9uo ON noaet mt, ufienot ira 6rem.
8. "Susmoberen").
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Oct fan bore oct oIonorife "ifabi"
(meo ftinsen b, iigtenoe til en- lllpffe
(Sfreo I. Gr.l, iom engang bapoe
opcr6aaet Gaarben. Set piloe paste
goot, men SorHaringen ti~Ifrcositiaer
life for De andre Steber | 9anoet,
bpor Rapnet ~forefommer, os er Der.
for tpiIiom. @oarosnapnene forreItcn
b9rer 8ione ON RGringspeien, iom
gjennemgaaenoe naturIiepis er ap9g.
apl. "Slaaen" (af "SIaa", grGs.
flebt gfiats / EN- 6ieIbiioe) forefom.
nier bells u%iammeniat, bells iammen.
lat, Tom 9apeITaaen (forbi Den bar
bsrt til ct 8apeIs @oosl Den sperite
@aarb ! gpsben, Storilaaen, SoIIaa.
iRteren. Slaaihlen, MponingsIaaen,
@raupeilaaen. gnore Napne meb no
eenlunbe iamrne 9~etponing bar Ri |
Sien Spfiulien, Sage, &uiten (Ruft,
Ell liben Sfoe). ON ben fsrite Mpo-
ming minber Tapne iom grenno, gaf-
feruo, grlanosrro, 8anterlrb.
De 700 Snbbpesere leper at ap9g.
apI, en- Smule aeerbrus, Sagt %
Siiferi. @en De iibite R9rinsspeie er
panifeligsiort, efterat @runoeicrens
Het er blepen giort mere gi9loenoe
emo for. en- flor Brocert at Cog
nets ltngoom nbpnnbrer aarlig til
@merifa. Set bliper benz for %nanife.
Iiet at ernGre fig / Sicmbpsoen.
9esuoen ipiIer Sur~iittrafifen en-
ganife flor Mole. Sfaabu er en at
Sotunbeimens Sorgaarbe. Wan ffal
life Ianet op paa Ssiberne, for nan
bar en- glimrenbe l1biist. Baa Sfal-
iielbet bar man R,iten % SeoaIs.
mlien til nrrmeite Waboer, MOB @eit
bar mo Sotunbeimens pGloigite
&i9mper, @alobspissen, 9aitspros.
tinb, 9eisbs, @litretinb, | Rorbneit De
pregtige Sieloe | Siaaf, | 9oro Sne-
b9tta, / git gonbane.
Spr / Sioeu ifal Sfaabu babe baot
en- Strife, inbpiet til Selsenen @laiius,
paa Wegaaroen, / tiblisere Glib unber
Sfaabu @aarb. Nu maa Sfaabpg.
gerne Iige neb til apifne, Is am.
fra 9ampei9ter, oe enboa bar be
Ianee, beiperliee geie fra fine Silent
for De raar op paa Sooeopeien. airfes
isgningen bliper ba lioen eIler insen.
2angt og beiperligt er oct at iaa fine
0sbe / Soroen os life fort lettere at
faa gsrnene bebt. ct Gapel bltbe
Sfaabp9serne faa. Ger ifulbe life
fort til.
(4. g. | "Serbens 8ane".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Den bar Dirfnino.
Irbcibsmanbcn npbcr iaaonnne SsSc'
parcr, Der uilbe rniencre en-
Guntprmauo.

De W9nb, Der err beifipftiget meb
baarbt Irbeibe, fan tiloels npoe iaa'
banne Ssoeparer, Der pilbe ruinere
en- onben, Der bar mere inoeitpngt.
Sette iluitreres / fsIgenoe Weooe.
IeIie:
rs ~ gar bar ies 9ctient / en- 9il.
tit, buor ieg itabig bar / 9eppaclie,
og | 9sbet al benue Sio oraf ieg al.
tio Safe, itoen at oct iputes at ifabe
mig. anberIeoeS bIep set ooa, ga
ieg inbgif / Selesrafticneiten.
Ger fit leg meget Iioen 9eoGgeIie,
% peo ben itGrfe Safe blep mine
Herper uIifre % min Wape iua iuog,
at icg mart Dor en- ipg @taub. Seq
iIutteSe meb at BRUCE Sobof oa ipiie
aip6, - | @irfeliebeoen iIutteoe ies
meo alt. iom iea troebe piloe lfaoe
mig, uubtogen anffe, men ies bIep
itooig pprre, iuotiI iea Iisnebe ct
8ra1.
"Sor nogle iaa gor iibeu iIutteoe
ieg tiIiibit meb Safe og begpuote meO
Eoitlm, % oct cr finn SonObeb, naar
iea flyer, at min SiIitanb itror be.
gpnote at bebres, at ieg mn er belt
fritz % fan ipiiee bpaoiombeIit leg
enifer ubeu noaeu femme @irfnin-
ger, bpiIfet of ifpIbes bct, at ies Drift
fer 9oihim iitebetfor aaffe.
Seq iagbe iboa til min Suitru. at
iee troeoe Of fiinne forbeie en- Mur.
item, bpis ies ifpnebe beu neo meS en-
Sop 0oihim.
"@i tiIbereber Sen I SenbcIo til
Sorffrifterne, ibet oi foyer Den | belle
20 @iimuter inmt brilger goo rig
6IeSe, % ba er Den oiSielis pelima.
9enoe."
&c | bper Gaffe eiter ct grempIar
al Den bersmte lille BOG "Sbe Hoao
10 @elpiae".
Ger er Ell 8runo".
R~oaeniinSe lGit opcnitaaenoe Srcp?
st mt nil iorcfummc fra Sis til an.
ben. Se CT Gste, ianoc o. iuISe al
SutereSie for Iemnrifebeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Zen uHe "@ranb Stanb", Tom b

Zen ME "@ranb Sfanb", ioin bill
blue fGrbiebpgset til I~inueiotas
Statsubitiling Den fbrite ltge | Sep
TENDER iiges of bore ben itprlte og
melt eneitaaenbe / lit Slass Der /
2anbet. 9ens 2rngbe er 354 500,
og ben bill foite $250,000. 9e, Tom
beisger Statsuoitiainseu, pil bape en-
glimrenbe @nIeoning til at banne fig
en- Mering ON ben u~maaoeliee Stsr-
relic poa De TO npe pibunoerIige GU
marc 2inie 9ompifibe "@auretania"
cg "2uiitania" peb at gjsre Sam.
menligninger meb "8ranb Stanb",
ibet 0ampbaabene er 100 SOB lange
eller oobbelt iaa lange iom ben me
"8rano Stano". Oct er ogiaa at
Snteresie at iammenligne Sorboloet
meaem beres &oitenbe: 5250,000
for "@rano Stnuo" % $6,500,000
for bpert 9ompifib eqer $13, 900
for oe TO. Ser err ieIpfsleelig ingen
9ampbaabe / Ierben, iom fan iam-
m~enlianes meo Gunarb 2iniens "Qu.
iitania" o. "Ianretania" | Stsrrelie,
Surtiebeo oe Gleganie, og bore ifan'
oinapiife Senner, iom tRnfer paa at
beige lit gamle Stem fommenoe
Sui, er lpffelige, iom er iitano til at
benptte Jig al oct arrangement for
Surerne, iom mi netop er giort al
Gunoro 2inien. 9e TO pi~bunoerlige
Sampffibe er beitemt til at goa fra
0eip gorf feIgenoe Gage:
"2uiitania" ben 17Se Hopcmber.
"Manrctania" Den lite December.
"2uiitania" Den Sbe December.
Se, Tom beisger Statsubitiainsen,
er penligit inbbubt til at gisre Gu'
naro Zine 8ontoret / metropolitan
9loa. (tioIigere Guaranty 2oan),
Winneapolis, til fit Soneofuarter. ct
Imuft SliemaIeri JON piier De umaa'
beige 9imeniioner al opennGpnte
Sfibe, err uoitiaet Der.
ct mutt ubitpret grcuriions Bro
gram bill blipe uobelt frit paa Sou'
toret, og De, iom snifer ct gremplar
lIenbt | Softer, Dor ifrioe til Mr.
Grneit gorlep, Wgr. &c. %. Sept,
metropolitan glog, minneapolis,
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
SaIomons GempeL.

Oct beremte Salomons Sempel
Seruialem ifal eienopbpgges pan
nsiastig iomme Steb, bpor Oct | i'm
.Sib laa. Suolebes fort9aer | bert
SoIo "Sepiib @orlb", Der meooeler,
at Srimmrerne / Bolton bar iattei
Ylonen berom % | ben I~nleonirlg oil
benpenSe iis til 5rimnirerne belle Ser'
Den oper.
@eo enig Snmpirfen penter man at
funne t~ilpeiebrinee De betpoeIige Sem
aemibler, Der oil meogaa til Ylanens
8ealiiutipn. Sislse Srabitionen ifal
Srimurer. Srbenen oprinoelig p9re
.Itiitet at Song Salomon, Der ltal
babe pQret Srbeuens tsrite Storme'
tier, lieeiom oct beoer Tia, at Song
Siram al Gurus. Der for 5000 War
Iibcn bioIp meo til SempletS Opts.
relic, fol bare tilbsrt 5rimureroree-
tteIl