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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

looked about us we ate our dinner, for
we had come a long way.
Then Hazel and 1 walked about. We
saw some pretty flowers and thought
we would gather some. We had walked
about for a long time and were very
tired. We sat down on a messy bank
and sorted out our flowers.
When we started back we could not
find our way. We walked about look
ing for our tracks. but could not find
any trace of them. Pretty soon we
heard noise in the vines. We sat still
and listened. We were afraid at first,
but in a minute we saw Rover, our un-
cle's dog.
He rested minute and then started
slowly back the way he had come. We
followed him and came to an opening
and there sat Uncle George and Aunt
Lena. Your niece,
MARGARET HALL,
Age 12, seventh year, Inglewood.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Finds MisIaid Funds
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
L am the secretary of my Sunday
school, One Sunday the treasurer was
not there, and when the Sunday school
money was taken up they gave 1T to
me to keep.
1 did not have my purse with me,
and 1 wrapped it in some paper and
then l laid it with my secretary book.
One day through the week my sister
was going to see the treasurer, and
she thought she could take the money.
She asked me where it was. l hadn't t
thought of the money until then.
told her 1 couldn't think where 1 had
left it.
[ hunted on the clock shelf and
everywhere 1 could think, but couldn't t
find it. then went to the church and
looked where l had sat, but it wasn't
there. L was quite frightened ami
worried.
think it was the next week when
my sister was looking on the clock
shelf for something, and there she
found it where 1 had put it that sun
day. 1 was so glad to have it found
for me and thought her my friend in
need. ETHEL HARP1N.
Sawtelle city school, grade g..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Clever Dog Helps Boy

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day my mother went away and
all of a sudden | was taken sick. My
Newfoundland dog Rufus, was the only
one with me. | wrote a note to the
doctor and told Rufus to take it to
him. He did.
In the meantime I took a nap. The
doctor woke me up when he came. He
gave me prescription and left. l gave
it to Rufus and told him to take it to
the drug store; away he went. After
a little while he came back with the
medicine. | took some and got better.
When my mother came home told her
all about it and she praised Rufus. The
next week Rufus got sick and 1 went
for the doctor. When the doctor ar
rived he found that Rufus had a broken
leg; he bandaged it up and left. Rufus
licked my face and hands in his graft
tude.
DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY.
Sawtelle school, grade 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Teacher Was Helpful

Dear Aunt Lurie;
have had many friends in need
Once 1 was going to Mount Wilson
I had a half loaf of bread, for this
was on Sunday and 1 made no lunch.
When I was half way there I sat down
and ate some of my bread. 1t was
growing dark, and I was there on the
mountains. l hurried to get down. L
had told my mother 1 vas going to
Mount Wilson.
But did not go to Mount Wilson. 1t
was very dark when was at the foot
of the mountains. I was tired, and l
sat down to rest. 1t was growing dark
er all the time. I did not know what
to do. At last saw buggy coming.
In this buggy was the singing teacher.
She asked me if would like a ride.
OF course / did not refuse the ride. l
was so tired I rode to my house. That's
what call my friend in need.
DEWEY SMITH.
$50 North Hill avenue, Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Matches Give Comfort
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day last summer a party of us
went out in a yacht from San Fran
cisco to Napa. We started early Sun
day morning and stayed two weeks.
There were twenty of us, nine children,
the rest fathers, mothers and a few
friends.
On our way up we, passed many pret-
ty sights, and we all enjoyed ourselves.
When we reached Napa it was nearly
dark, and 1 was in such a hurry to get
out that 1 missed the gang plank and
fell into the water and got a good
scare, also a good wetting.
The men lit the lanterns and went to
look for good place to camp. In an
hour they returned and decided to re-
main on the yacht till morning. They
said they would build fire on the sand
and the women could get supper
Everything was ready, when to their
disgust they found that no one had a
match. We looked for nearly an hour.
The wind had blown the lanterns out
and we were now without light. The
children began to cry and the mothers
to scold Just then a fisherman came
along on his way home.
He gave us a handful of matches, and
we all felt that he was truly a friend
in need. RUTH cox.
Sixth grade, Sawtelle public school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Brothers to the Rescue

Dear Aunt Laurie:
When I was after some pine nuts one
day 1 got a ladder to climb up on the
barn; L could get some then. AS soon
as / got my sack full I started to climb
down.
I got to the edge Of the roof and the
ladder was not there. l wanted to
jump down but it was so far L was
afraid to. l called and called to my
sister, but I could not make her hear.
After a while my little brother heard
me calling and came to see what was
the matter.
I told him and he tried to get the
ladder up, but he could not He went
and got my other brother and then they
both tried and they did succeed.
GRACE PRUDEN,
Sawtelle school, sixth grade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Finding Lost Money

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day mamma sent me up town for
some groceries and a little girl went
with me. Mamma said for me not to
lose my money and 1 said L would not.
When 1 got to the store / told the
grocer what l wanted.
I looked for my money and it was
gone. I told the grocer 1 had lost my
money and started home for more. On
my way home 1 met a girl and asked
her if she had found some money. She
said "Yes," and she said, 81 saw you
drop it." She gave it to me and 1 gave
it to the store keeper and when 1 got
home l told mamma all about it.
MYRTLE LARSON.
Sawtelle city school, grade 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
JUNIORS APPRECIATE
THE HERALD PRIZES

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l have received the prize money which
you sent me, and hope L may win more
of the prizes. thank you.
I am in the eighth grade at grammar
school, and love to draw.
l will offer to send you some of my
best drawings, and that you may keep
them. The drawing ink 1 used was the
India Waterproof"
Will you please tell me a good thing
to draw for the front page of The Her
aid? And if you will, tell me a good
time to send it?
1 do not take The Herald, and really
did not know that this could be done.
J. r. Mckenzie, Ventura, Cal, takes
it, and as we are neighbors we get it
from there.
Ilove to do these things, and think
it is a help to me. 1 remain, yours,
DORIS D. KNOX.
Ventura
Dear Aunt Laurie
[ have finished reading the book of
1.-THE Little Colonel Stories," and
think it's fine. It's one of the best
books that [ have read. 1 thank you
very much for it. Yours affectionately,
KITTY CARLSON.
921 East Fifty-fourth street, Los An
geles; Hooper avenue school. AS grade.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
want to thank you for the prize of
81 for the writer's contest. My birthday
is tomorrow, and it seemed like birth
day present We have taken The Her
aid for three years and like it very
much PERRY BYERLY.
Riverside 1240 West Seventh street.
Dearn Aunt Laurie:
received my check for 81 for my
prize letter. 1 was very much sur
prised to see my letter had taken first
prize. Thank you very much. Mamma
says try, try again; If at first you don't
succeed, try again.
JESSIE CLAUDINO.
663 West Thirty-sixth place.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
am so much obliged for the beauti-
full book, which l will enjoy so much.
1 am very fond of animals and MAS
ter St Elmo" and I will be close
friends, / am sure.
BERTHA WARDELL.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
/ received the prize for the drawing
contest, and wish to thank you for it,
1t was very nice of you to use my pic
ture for the front page.
VIRGINIA SMITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Rover Finds Lost Girls

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day as I was coming home from
school my sister came running up to
me.
Were going" she cried. Going
where?" I asked. Didn't mamma tell
you that we received a letter from
Uncle George asking us to come and
spend a month with him this vaca-
tion?', she cried. Did mamma say we
could go?" 1 asked. Yes, and we are
to start a week from tomorrow"
After we had spent nearly week at
Uncle Georges we went to Seymore
canyon to spend the day. After we had
reached Seymore canyon and had
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Brother Gives Help

Dear Aunt Laurie
One evening about 6 o'clock my sis
ter told my brother and me to go and
feed the chickens and hunt the eggs.
After we had fed the chickens we took
the basket and went in the hay NOV
to gather the eggs. When we had al
most all the eggs gathered l stepped
on some hay close to a large pole,
when all at once my foot went through
the hay and broke the board that was
under it, and my foot went down
through the crack. As soon as l could
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

promoted to the sixth grade. My birth
day will be June 8. 1 will be ten years
old. I have four sisters and two broth
ers. My ambition is to become a teach
er. We had examinations and 1 got
very high. 1 have a baby sister; l like
to play with her very much. My sister
writes to you, her name is Isabel Gotta.
The books / like to read very much are
Miss Alcott's books. l will close now.
HORTENSE Gotta,
r. F. D. No l, box rs, Puente.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
LETTERS TO AUNT LAURIE
fContinued from Page sI1l

moved from his leg. He was SO very,
very glad he jumped around, licked
our hands, wagged his tail to and
fro.
He followed as about a mile, then
rested in the shade of the willow tree
for half an hour, then moved on.
He shook hands with us and ran
back as fast as he could go, till he was
lost to sight CLARENCE KAHRS.
Logan Heights school, grade ga; 6o2
Irving avenue, San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Assists Aged Man

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Once when we lived on the Howard
ranch my father had just put a lot OF
hay in the barn.
One day when we were out in the
COW corral milking, an old man cama
up to my father and said: will you
give me a place to sleep and something
to eat? / will do anything to get a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Los ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD-JUN1oR SECTION

got thread and needle and sewed my
dress: then she told me to tell my
mother when I got home, and so I did.
My mother told me that 1 should be
careful after that, but that kind teach
er was a friend in need.
Adds SHORT.
SaWtelle: grade s.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Teacher Mends Torn Frock

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Once when 1 was going to school
caught my dress in a barb wire fence
and tore hole in it. 1 was about 8
years old and ran to the teacher.
crying. She took me into the room and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Accommodating schooIboy

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Last year when I was playing mar
bles L came to school with lots of mar
bles. / went to playing and / won a
few games. Then I got to losing. 1
kept playing till all my marbles were
gone. I lost about 100 that day.
saw a friend and borrowed some.
The next day my friend lost, so I had
to lend. to him. A friend comes in
handy in lots of cases.
EARL YANT.
Sawtelle school, sixth grade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 am one of your new nieces. l am
in the fifth grade. / hope L will be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Introducing New Niece

sawtelIe school, sixth grade.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12

Sois WiGelicn bapoe p9ret
jpenif?

s fin BOG "Soeuifa 3anniteperier"
fremfommer Or. emil aIeen meo
feIgenbe llotnleIie on StatsminiIter
WiheIien: Seq baoer og afifpr
WftheIieu bare al Ell @runb, iom er
ganife forifieaig fra De panIi9e:
forbi ban life er Soeuife, men Horb.
manb, foroi ban meb andre Orb bar
ppret pberit forbrpberif / gaIg al
6orpISre. Saooe ben Wano p9ret
iuenif, os ii9r bpiS ban bauoe pRret
ipenit Statsminiiter, iaa tror ieg, at
man MI fra Sronobiem og op til Den
norif-inife @rGnie peb @aois / Sp.
erne og Sapnene bapoe flag9et meo
ipenife Stag, at SiliteSeppyeIien al
enbel norife Repreientanter bap0e
u6suet en- iiRrf S~noflpoelie i ipeuit.
iGb:eIanof &etuins, os at nit 59.
breueIanb efter en- beIois arig. for.
pnget og iamIet fraitisere os fIosere
emo MI piloe optaget til 9sSning Dc
mango og panifelige Spgaper, Jon
tpinser iis inS paa o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12

SsoSinlS. apotbefer SaSiiue
&ostcu oigif iorleoen Hat oeo %
Dep 10 aar al.
gpraa0Sme6lem, Sabrifm,
Sob. Gbriitianien i SorieuS er al
9ooet neo Tsoer, rant al ct Sierte,
log. Zen giSsSe, ser par 50 aal
9ommcl, nnr Snoebooer al 6obrifer
"Sbor" % brcu Ell itsrrc sGgerport,
oa Notwithstanding.
- GtntSrnob SuIiuS @oIhidmiot
| aisbeubapu er u6eu ipuoerIig for,
uo9ooeuoe Speoom aigooet peo %.
oeu / Ell aloer al so Iar. San etnb,
Icreoe Sen ficubte itore Mo0eforret'
ming @oIoitmiStS Iagoiiu, ion ban
too | Spibier for / % Mar, tuotiI
ban / 1877 operorpa Sen til en- Ssr,
Senere fit ban g(ubel / GirfuS.@tab,
liSiementet % bar 6ormaro / Del
llSpaIg, ser IeoeSe oetteS Grit. Wcr
peo Chen beroi uoioloeoe ban en-
megct omintteuNc fiIontropiif 8irf.
iombeb. San par Rioocr al 0bg. %
Gbmo.
49, 8oSSforuaItcr pes StambuIct
engeStoitc aruS ReubcIt err oiaaoct
oe6 Seoen paa Wuribo Spgeblts ef.
ter Ell Spcrotion for @Iiuntarmbe.
tpnbelie. Gioe6e, Der fun blep %
gar eammel, bar Ssn al Oeu tiOli.
gere 8ob8iornolter poa Sonlinae %
fom for 312 aar iiOcn til gngcS'
tote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Gienbumsiala. aietterupaaaro

Sngitrllp Sogn er al EroprietPr Ye.
oerien iolgt til gienoomsfommisiG,
9asie | Ron6ers for $4,000 SIR,
S9Igeren beboIoer g~abebotellet oa
Ell Del al arenlet.
- "Gbarlottengoaro" neb Se6ebil'
iene er of Brop. Sacobien ioIst til
8rep Sheel, en- Neos af 8reo Sdeel
til Hpgoarb.
"Ssibiergaonr6" er ifslse "Go'
Iitifcu" bIepen ioIgt til 9rop. 0diI'
Ter, Rrbersbal, for Ell Sisbeium al
45,500 Ser, boiIfet geIsb netop Def
fer EriorttetsgiGloeu % Smfoitniu'
gerne peo SperbrageIien. Groprie'
ter Miiler er ielp Brioritetsbaoer,
ioet ban bar 10000 ar. inoeitoaer'
be / Gienoommen / 36ie 9rioritet.
Eli 8oaroen bsrer ct arenI al S71a
%. ,2an6 nte6 3 S6r. 8 Sfpr. 8
3ofr. Sortforu oq gienoommen plir,
OereSeS for ct Bar anr iiben al Sta
tens 8ltrberingsmGno til $4,000
aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
SmIen hos froneoe &ppeoer.

SSibsifriftet lectures porr tolis"
fortplles Der ON, bporlebes aeiiere
og 8onger @erbeu rurot fetrer fin
SuIeaften. ct al De fronc6e Sooe.
Der, iom bar melt 8lGoe al SltIen,
err Song gowaro. San t~iIbringer
SuIetioen title % rolig me6 SAINT.
lien paa San0rin9bam, iicrnt ira
BerbenSbpeus 2orm og gucfingbam'
BaIaoiets Gr,tnf % 9rogt. Gron'
ming aIeranora bar / fit gtelier
trauIt meb at fon fprotg De me SltIe.
fort, bpormeo bun ieuoer fine ~tallsie
8enner ale gobe gnifer ON en- gIR'
6eIig Sui. Wcoeus 9rouring gIer.
6n6raS Sort oItib er llbtrrt for ben.
oes eobe % originate %firnitneriita
Cans, britger Song gODoro gmife
aImiuoeIige Gartoner, foripuet meo
ct eler ou6et aIminSeli9t giae0e, iaa.
Iebes ii6ite Sui Ell 8iersipeIie al Sin.
MEMORIES 1aIert: On eugelif aonges
arouiug | WiobeInIbereu.
SuIeoaes Worgen forismmer Song
@6paro oI0ria at ie paa De taIrige
@oper, iom ban bar mobtaget fra
fine @enner; De er orrangeret | en- al
Sanorinsbams Gale paa en- RRffe
gorbe. 3ronniugeu gioer boer Sui
fin 8emaI foitbare 8aoer, 6eribIanot
altio ct aIbum me6 S~otografier,
bporpaa bun bar faitbol6t aaretS
mlntre og min0epGroige Stebliffe.
or fin @emaI mootager 9rouniug
aIeranora boert glar oct iamme: Ell
pragtiulo 8lacon me6 benbeS Dno.
Ii~ngsparfumc og enboioere ct foitbart
griaiautimpffe eaer en- elegant Robe.
Song g6war6 er Tom befienot en-
p~asiioueret He9er, oe Der iinoes Der.
for aItio mellem De 8ouer, ban iaar,
9pnqer al Gigarfasier, Gtgaretpifer
% 9atfer meo IeS Sobof. nj De
@aper, Tom er beitemt I'll at gaa op
/ Rsg, fommer bpert aar De ~foitbore'
Ite fra G3ar 0ifoIat. G3areu eier
nemlig Ell al De bersmteite &obats.
plantager paa Saoanra og boI6er
bper Seit oct beSite tiIbase for fin
egen Wtuno, buer Sui ienbes 5000.
aasier til 9eterboi bpor StsriteoeIen
al benz al SeIpberiferer anpenbes til
Sulegaoer.
G3ar RifoIai uSfoISer | oct belle
taget en- mageIsS GapmiIbbe6 bOer
Sui. Sinc 9srn giper G8nren SltIe'
aften oct pnfreite og Spreite 9egetei
iom set bar orret muIigt at opbrt0e
- rene @i6mbere al 2egetsistefrif
men bper Sui fonr 9srnene oeiaa ct
eler mt6et ganife taroeligt 90 aImin.
oeIiat 9egetst iom G3aren ie!O bar
arbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
annt YrGiterub bar inbeu galores

&nnt ErGiternS bar inben galSres
Ell oelfienot Eerionlisbeb. Wen
bans San0teringer bragte bam ogiaa
/ 9ersring meo @aarobrueere fra
forifieat9e 9pgoer paa Oplanoene.
San bapoe foruben ct minore 9rltg
/ sitre SIibre, S%freoIpgret, en- Se.
ter, iom lig9er 20 ailometer DIT for
9pgOen paa 9rRnien MOB peitre
@ausbal. Ser bapoe ban j manage
gar leiet Sapnerettigbeoer, iom ban
irit no oisponerebe, MOB en- beiteInt
aarlig afgift til Sfrrrtpolo airfe.
Ser opbolot ban Jig ba ON Somme.
rem meb i'm 9uitab, men peo Sioen
beraf tog ban / Sapu en- Wtasie uben.
bpgbs Setter, iom ban ielo isrtR I'll.
ipnet meb. 0ette inobragte BAN
mango Genger % biorog piitnot me,
get til, at ban peo jim 9so bar en-
pelboloen Wano. Ser paa SfreoIp.
geret, rltsIenbe omfring meIlem all,
9ieit og &eit, par ban | lit rette Gle,
meut. San bar Ell uoprpeet SriIuits.
manb og en- GOD 9prepen. Smut
8r9iteruo bar en- baaroisr &ar og
bapbe en- uiPopaulis goo Selie. 2ip.
Iig 90 mitrter tunbe ban bore til.
gapns. Ger bar for ct Bar aar II.
Den en- iaafalSt "8ammeImanosieit"
| sitre SliSre. 5 oenne beltog ogiaa
Smut ErRiterro, Tom oa traaote
Sprinsbanien Iigeiaa fpift iom ben
foaoeite llngoom. SON bar pberit
tieneitpiaig og bieIpiom mob benz,
icm isste bans 8iitanS. Smut Bra.
iteruo, Tom peo fin 9sS bar 70 aar
gammel. par gift meb aari Sfatte.
bnmarfeu, iom iammen meo Here
Barn operleper BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Innb Of Glbiaaer. Sr. 9. @root

O""e VI ~hSlsNN'' "" " OANSAf
2un6e Il 2erup Sogu, gen6ipsieD,
bar iornpIig giuet Hationalmuieet
llnocrretuing ON ct ret mGrfeligt
Gun0 al SIoioger, Der bar giort pna
hans eierbom. Sun6et og 6inbeite'
set bIep umi6oelbart oereiter beieet
al Ell Of Muieets arfPoIoaer. Spa6
man boo0e funbet bar TO 8roncesrer
al Se for @rouccal6ereu eieuoomme.
Iige 6ormer, en- SuIcet % en- BuaI'
itno. Get par gooe % forbolOsuis
peIbepnre0e 8ienitanOe, og 5un6for'
boIoene gap Dem iGrlig Sutere5ie.
9e bar life %frer6ragne ira rogeu
8roobsi, men poa iPput. ON emo
beitIiggeroe ScrrRn | Se6en, buor
man por iiPro meb at isee eiter
Sten. @eo at grnpe omfring en-
itor Ster, boorai ca. 1 Alien rageoe
90 oper Soroooerflaoen, fanotes bells
Ell bel Gel Slintoiialo, Der bel tam.
meSe ira en- StenaIbersbopIa6S |
RGrbeoen, oels paa ct Steo Be TO
9roncesrer. 9egge oisie Eyer or /
fin grt anieeIige; De er fra Ben 9Iore
@roncenISer % fra ct RET tioligt
Grin / oenre, ca. aar 1000 isr ari'
tins. GeIten, Der Tom befieuot bar
Torm Of ct bagtil built Rsr meS en-
noget brebere Gg, og bportil ligeiom
til gaalitapen bar pRret anpenot
pinteI0annet SfiPfte. er 71a Somme
lang, bagtil meo gifen til 6aitbin'
Stn0 og meo Geforation al omls6eu.
Be guanS. SammenIiguet meo De
eprige / Muieet bite Den liz at bore
DEN iterite o. en- al De imuffeite. %
iaa 8aalitapen bsrer til De gooe %
peliormcoe. gegee grer er bog |
SoerilnSen noget meoiague. Elsie
10 8~ieHitunoe bar altian opret ueo'
Iaate umiooelbart oeo Den itore, /
SorooperilaSen ipnlige Steu. De CT
Ii SlStioen benlagte iom ct Depot,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
ssem Wenueifer inbcbrGubt.

S%ronbbiem meobeles Den 23Oe Dec.
@n ifreffeIig granouIpffe bGrNte
Iat til 2srbag paa 8oor0cn Sang
itrano noroligit | SolCercto, life
langt fra Sampifibsitoppeiteoct Waa'
nes. Stuebpeninsen neobrrnote til
@runoen, % fem NenneifeIip GIT
nteb, ioet en- gammeI Nono % fire
gern brenbte inbe. SIOcn opitoo /
aisffenet % breote fig reo ripenoe
Surtigbeo. @eb Siben al aisffenet
6oeoe en- SamiIie meo fire 9srn |
aloeren fra 6 Tiger til 6 Mar. 9a
De oRtfeoes, bar SIoer aaereoe
trpnet ino / g9reIiet, % 6aoeren og
Woberen fom meo Nsb % neppe no,
men oct IpffeSes Dem life at faa @sr'
meme meo. &roos fortpioIeoe 6or'
Jog bar oct umliligt at re0Oe 9ernene
iom aIe inbebr9nbte. S anoen Gtage
oper aisftenet boeoe en- 65 aar CANT
mel Wanb, iom beler life fom JIG
no tib8nof % brenbte iu0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Waar man CT altfpr foriiatia. {

&orif. ameritaner, iom itrar fsr Sui
tom biem paa Sulebeiss meo "Seaie
SIap", bar genial NOT til at gientme
1000 aroner / norife % ameritanife
Sebler / Spnen paa tit SoteIp9relie,
ga ban iflIbe no i 9pelt en- Sur for.
teller "2rebl." Ser mente ban De
maatte bore abiolltt fire. 3a ban
Ell Stunb ienere fom biem, blep ban
liot beb ON grene peb at erfare, at
Gigen / MeIlemtiben bapbe fpret op
/ Spnen. - Oct tiger fig ielp, at
amerifanerens 1000 9r. bar brGnot
op UNDER 6pringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12

Gaeene bolbt. Sra "@aloemar"s
SorIiS paa SGoeren iortGIler "Stap.
aftbI.", of blanbt grag9ooiet bleu
osiaa en- ip9r ggfasie paifet ilano.
Meoiartcn fan life bare uGret iGr.
Iie miIb, for Den enc She al aasien
bar laaet inc. antogelig bapoe Den
inoeboIot mellem so og 100 Sues
egg. @eb auftionen bIcp oen poa
2pffe o. 6romme fisbt al TO Stap.
angerm9no for SO aroner; men De
giorSe ianSelie Ell IiSen Sob, for peo
Sorterineen bite oct iig, at meIlem
60 % 20 Snes at ggeene bar | goo
geboIb. gssene bar cmboIleret
Salm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Smut Erriteruos Searapelie fore

oif ben 21be Sec. ira Ssrsebuiet
Greitruobroaten unber nleget itor
TeItageIie, meobeIer "galbres". Get
bar / Sroets egentIi9e Soritano en-
Ssrgefeit. Stemuineen bar triit.
Sognepreit @rsnoabl boIbt en- uieo.
ponlig itcmningsilIb og baffer Win.
Oetale, buori ban oaiaa forteIig opr.
leoe peb ben ~isrgelige Waaoe, bpor.
paa Smut BrGiteruos Sipsbane enote.
gn R9ugoe aranie iaaes fra gpg.
benS Solf. @aarobrrger Ole Seggen.
baugen, NGS Seoemarfen, msotl
~perionIig op % lagoe en- arans paa
Barren me0 Sof for gammeIt Ben.
fab. San broete ogiaa en- 8rans
fra Sogitao Sagtielifab, H~ingsafer.
Goa &irfegoaroen bIep Ser life boISt
r1oaen Gale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Observation-Disclosures Tor 1906.


vi oen netop uofomne RebicinaIitc.
tiff for 1906 fees, at Oct fieubtc
antaI 9sosialo at 2nngctubertuIoie
/ nppntc aor par 1859, eIler 17.2
grocent at iontlise 9so&ioIb moo
1915 / De TO foresaaenbe Mar. 0soe.
ligheben al 9iineetubertuIoie er
irniolertib gaaet ueb fra "a pr. 1000
al 9efoIfninseit, / De TO foresoaenoe
aar iii 2.3 / 1906. s &riitiania
bar 9soeIisbeben "a al 1000 MOB
3 1905. - Oct sunitigite SaI OPP
bier ariitians Stint me0 1.6. Ger
otter fontmer 0orbre ger9enbus ~,
Senore gereenbus cg SmaaIenere
is, SorISberg og 2arpif 2, afers.
bus, @uiferi,b og Bergen 81, Roro'
LAMB %, Rpmsbal, @eoeulartcn,
Sromss antt, 9~ratsber0, Staoon.
ger, RorSre S~ronobiem % Glitter og
Meaubal 2.3-2.9, RebeneS 3, Sen'
ore Sronobiem 3.2 % 6tnmarfen
SO moo / 1905 4.S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-12
Zen norife gmerifa.Ginie. Sr,

Zen nprfe Imerifa'G inje. Sra
ariitianid meooeles ben 23be Dec.
u~oenrissminiiter gbriitopberien Bar
ioa9 uoienbt en- l9ngere &coegisreIie
for fit Sorbolb til ben uorife anIeri'
faIinje % 8irma'9irien. Winiite'
rem bppoer af babe etuet Suitruttio'
lter, iigtenoe til at itaife Den norife
9inies GeprpIentanter aSiiItonce
iamme lloitrpfning, iom eiter 9ln'
moonins par poet 9irma,&tniens
Irno. S fine Snitruftioner bar
Winiiteren o9ret Ie0et bells al Sen'
ipnet til, at oct er ben ubenIonofe
Representations Fligt at biItao nor
ife Rpringsoripenbe / beres 9eItrP'
beIier, bells af Senipnet til, at Dir
ma, iom baobe anmo0et ON asIi'
itance, ioruoen at bore norif tluige
inbebar llbiigten til en- inobrin9enoe
@irfiombeb, uben goeIRggenoe &on'
furrance melem N%abolanoene. gti'
niiteren erflprcr, at ban bar bnnolet
poa egen Saanb, % at Der intet llg'
ger til 8runb for Roaitanben ON, al
girnta.9 inien bar inoet Siliagn ON
Ststte of ben norife 8egiering.