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The independent-reporter., 1909-10-07

The reorganization of the Navy De-
partment to create a continuous poll
cy is among the questions to be taken
up by Secretary Meyer. He fished
for samon in Quebec and spent part
of the summer at his home in Hamil-
ton, Mass.
Secretary of War Dickinson is at
Belle Meade, Tenn, where he has
been called because of the critical
illness of his son. If his son i'm
proves, Secretary Dickinson will at
tend the meeting of Presidents Diaz
and Taft at FL Paso on Oct 16, and
will accompany Mr.. Taft down the
Mississippi the last of October. He
will take deferred trip to Porto Rico
next month and In December will in
spect the Panama canal, whose con-
struction Is under his supervision.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel who is due here early this week,
will leave In a few days to join the
presidential party in the West. Mean
time he is expected to announce the
successor of Assistant Secretary Nc
Harg, who will soon leave the depart
ment. The reorganization of the de-
partment with possible consolidation
OF the work of the Bureau Of Man
ufactures and Statistics will be among
the first problems considered. A
revision of the scope of the Bureau
of Corporation work and immigration
questions are also on the program.
Postmaster General Hitchcock Is in
Arizona and Is not expected to return
before the end of the first week Of
November. He will join President
Taft at Los Angeles. He will accom-
pany the President to st. Louis and
thence down the Mississippi to New
Orleans.
Secretary Wilson Of the Department
of Agriculture, after passing the
greater part of his summer vacation
at his Iowa home, is formulating his
annual report. This report will show
the greatest work ever accomplished
In a single year in the history Of the
Department of Agriculture.
Secretary Ballinger of the Interior
Department, now In the West inspect
ing the great reclamation works, the
Indian agencies and other projects, is
expected here about Nov. 1. 1t Is un-
derstood that he will meet the Presi-
dent this month and will accompany
him eastward.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-07
WHAT We HEAR FROM
WASHINGTON
Heads of The Depart
ments Are Returning
Government Work VIII Soon Be In
Full Swing.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Washington
will soon be in the full swing of gov
ernmental work under the direction
of the heads of the departments. After
a season of administration of affairs
by the assistant secretaries, two mem
bers of the Presidents cabinet-Sec-
retary of the Navy Meyer and Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson-have re-
turned and two others-Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham and Secretary of
Commerce and Labor Nagel-are eX-
pected by Tuesday. The other mer-
bers of the cabinet are out of town.
Secretary of State Knox, who Is at
his country home at Valley Forge, is
expected in Washington the last week
in October.
Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh is at Dublin, N. H. He has
attended to considerable correspon
dence and has had an opportunity to
consider the shaping of his annual re-
port. He has been kept closely in
formed of Treasury operations by
Assistant Secretaries Reynolds, Nor
ton and Hilles, all of whom have been
to Dublin to confer with him.
Attorney GTen0Tdl WlChci Sndui, WIZ
may be back by Tuesday, Is to parti-
cipate in the argument of the govern
ment's suit against the American To-
bacco Company for alleged violation
of the antitrust laws In the Supreme
court of the United States on October
12. Former Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Reynolds, who was active In the
case in the lower courts, will be as
sociated with him. The proposed leg
isaltion to overcome the weaknesses
of the present interstate commerce
law, for which bill Incorporating the
administration ideas has been tenta-
lively drafted, the consideration OF
antitrust prosecutions, the legal side
of the reorganization of the executive
departments with a view to obviatine
duplication of work by bureaus In
different departments and other prob
lens, promise a busy time for the
Department of Justice.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-07

A meeting was held in the room of
the president of the Senate Monday
by the committee appointed by the
State superintendent of public schools
to assist in the investigation of in
dustrial education, the members of
which are Pres. George E. Fellows of
the University of Maine, State Grange
Master c. S. Stetson of Greene, Prin-
cipal w. E. Sargent of Hebron Acad-
emy. Principal Francis r. North of
Portland High school and E. NJ.
Blanding OF Bangor, and all of whom
were present. The session was de-
voted to making arrangements for
the work to be done by the commit
tee.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-07
NEWS NOTES FROM
NAMES CAPITOL

The granite business IN Maine is
very prosperous his year. Many Of
the quarries and finishing works are
oyercrowded with orders and are un-
able to find as many frst-class work
men as they would like TO put at
work under long time contract. The
great improvement In business In the
west and south has brought about the
signing OF hundreds of very large con
tracts for the erection of banks. bust
ness blocks and public buildings that
were designed several years ago to be
made of Maine granite. The panic of
1907 caused the postponement OF these
undertakings. but the markets are
running freely with orders for Maine
granite. Some of the shipments are
just about being made to Texas,
Louisiana, st. Louis, Chicago, Phila-
delphia and New York. Exceedingly
low water freights between the coast
granite quarries of Maine and the
larger cities along the north Atlantic
and Gulf coasts are a big factor in
favor of the Maine granite industry.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
JUDGE LE6GETT ON TIE TRoI
LEY.

LEY l.
Judge X. X. Leggett OF Abilene. pres
ident OF the board OF directors Of the
A. and NJ. College. passed through this
afternoon en- route to College to attend
committee meeting The Judge was
much interested in the Bryan College
proposition and said he hoped to see
the matter go through TO successful
completion. He said the crowded
conditions at College were worse than
peop'e thought and something Just had
to be- done or there could be- no more
growth or expansion. He believes the
trolley will solve the problem and is
willing to invest some Of the College
money in the proposition to get IL
through.
Ladies': II you haven't baked your
fruit cake you will soon and we want
TO supply you the materials-the very
best-so there win be no doubt about
the success OF your cake and other
Christmas baking. We have every.
thing you'll want. Howell a. New.
ton.
The cage is requested to announce
that Rev. J. \. Thomas pastor Of the
First Christian church Of this city,
viii preach at Rock Prairie church
next Sunday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
The people OF the surrounding com.
munity are cordially invited to attend
the service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
W. A. WATKINS
] N S u r A N CE
Office West of Court House
PHONE 232
RADIANT HAIR.
New York Society Women's Hair
Matched Only BY Psrisians.

For many years the clever women
OF Paris have been famed for the
magnificent beauty OF their hair.
'Glorious hair" a virgian calls IL:
so radiant and luxuriant that II not
only attracts attention but facinates.
and compels unstinted admiration"
But now that the elite of New York.
ever anxious to improve their beauty.
have learned that Partisan Sage. a re-
nourisher and beautifyer. is almost
entirely responsible for the charming
hair OF the ladies' of France. the de.
mand for I has been enormous"
A Philadelphia chemist who analyz-
ed Partisan Sage said: 1t is the ideal
dressing for the hair. The ingredients
are so scientifically combined that
Partisan Sage is first Of all a hair
grower. because IL surely destroys dan.
druff germs, and NOT fishes the hair
roots"
Second II puts life. substance and
brilliancy into the hair which impro-
yes the attractiveness OF any one"
Third. II is very delicately secuted:
Is not particle sticky or greasy. and
does not contain one atom Of nything
that could possibly inJure scalp or
hair"
Partisan Sage is now sold all over
America by progressive druggists. and
In Bryan by 4. ]. Jenkins who is glad
to guarantee II to eradicate dandruff,
stop falling hair and itching scalp in
two weeks or money back.
Price so cents. Made In America BY
Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. \. Y, who
FIJI uail orders The girl with the
Auburn hair is on every package.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
FOR EVENING WEAR.

When a young lady or a married
lady for that matter goes out for an
evening she wants to look her pretti.
est. Now don't deny II. you know it's
so. Well. there Is nothing that adds
so much TO the evening costume as a
beautiful headthrow. Coulter has the
prettiest in the city. He has them in
the silk and also those beautiful span.
gled ones. All headthrows make girls
look pretty. but none SO pretty as
coulter's. BE sure to drop in and see
them. And while there ask to see
those elegant silk pettieoats at s3.9s.
d. va
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
sou e ELEGANT WINDOWS.
The ~ ehanan-Moore Company Have
adj bpIay Not Surpassed In Any
Texas City.

tne ~ ehanan-Woore Company rave
d bplay Not Surpassed In Any
Texas City.
Thd Buchanan-Moore Co. have their
large furniture and buggy emporium
Gall Of the handsomest and most ele
CANT foods In those lines ever brough,
to Bryan. In fact they cannot be sur
passed In any OF the larger cities OF
the state. Their show windows. which
have been decorated to give the pas
ser-by an idea OF the elegance OF the
stock to be found inside are works Of
art. wrought by Mr.. J. T.. Wells their
expert furniture man. and are worth
n trip TO the store TO see.
The furniture displays are made
along the east windows and part OF
the south windows Large rooms are
made by hanging beautiful art squares
for the inside walls. the floors are
covered with art squares. rugs. etc.
and the windows are represented by
soft delicate lace curtains hung from
brass curtain poles. There Is n mis-.
sion dining room with table. chairs.
sideboard, china closet and everything
TO match. II is beautiful and would
look we'll In any home. Then there is
a dining room In genuine Mahogany
which Is the most elegant thing ever
seen In this country and would grace
the finest homes OF larger cities II
Is a superb round table OF the highest
polish. and the chairs are finished in
the very finest leather. The side board
and buffet are elegance itself. There
Is also genuine American Mahogany
bed room that is just too pretty for
anything. The bed. the chairs. dres-
ser and all match and the lady that
gets them will certainly get a great
big running over cup OF pure Joy. The
Early English and weathered oak fur
niture for hall. library and den are
Just as pretty as they can be.
The window that comes in for a
large share OF praise Is the saddlery
and harness window. In this window
the central figure is a cowboy girl just
from "old Cheyenne" She is mounted
on beautiful pony and dressed in reg
nlation cowboy style. buckskin skirt.
boots spurs. sweater. tie. sombrero.
and pistol belted around her waist.
lariat Is strapped To her saddle. and
he saddle itself is a genuine cowboy
'addle. with beautiful Navajo blan.
Set. The floor Of this room Is covered
With grass and the girl is raised in
Ter stirrups and gazing far off toward
he Indian wigwams which can be
cen in the distance. In front OF the
Vigwams are seated two great chiefs.
Geronimo and Quanah Parker They
re holding their last council OF war
'efore their final attack on the pale
aces. which resulted in the defeat III
he Indians and brought TO n close the 4
istory of once glorious race This y
findow Is beautiful work OF art and
; attracting n great deal OF attention.
A visit to this store viii be appre.
lated and the salespeople in charge
Ill take pleasure In showing visitors
trough every department Of the bust.
ess.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
DON'T GIVE UP.
Discouraged Citizens viii Find Com
fort in the Experience OF
Bryan Man.

Experience is the modern instruc.
TO-.
Profit by the experience OF othera.
It may save your life.
The experience OF friends and neigh.
bors.
The testimony Of Bryan people
VIII bring renewed encouragement
Here Is a case In point:
T. II. Brown. farmer. Bryan. says:
Il had kidney trouble so long that /
almost despaired OF ever being re.
lieved Pains In my back were the
worst feature OF my case. Hearing
of Doan's Kidney Pills. procured a
supply at Emmel a Maloney's drug
store and began their use. Since then
have improved rapidly and have no
doubt but what a cure will soon re-
suit. Doan's Kidney Pills are wor.
thy OF praise and should be given a
trial by every sufferer of kidney troub.
le."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsme-Doan's-
and take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15

A nice weather yaje was put up
yesterday on top OF me First National
bank building. The people on Main
street can now tell the direction Of
the wind at a glance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15

30 Acres fronting on College road.
Acre orchard and one OF the best
tanks In the county, we'll stocked with
fish. Price ssoo.oo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
J. w. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Oi'ice N Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have la otiice the only Get OF Abstract
Books OF Brszos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08
Sruetbare oanife SIeoter

s iorrige 3ioer bar Slpgterne
langt mere irugtbare emo / pore Gage.
RogIe Grempler fra oct f66e Narbun.
oreoe | Ganmarf oil pie Oct.
Spao isrit abelen augaar. iaa bdp.
DC Senrif Rant5du IL Born, Riels
Sriis til Sesielager 10. Senrit 5riis
til grIunbe 10. Cite Bile 10, Sens
Glausisu giIbe "t6 oeiIise Born,
grel Suel is, Sigparb @rubbe II,
Sacob ltlielo II, ge6er Sfram rs
imuffe Bern, Sans gIome IS, 0to.
gems SpIbenitierne 90 oip.
Canine S~rugtbarbeo bar tiliteoe
hos ben geiitIige Stanb og Gisbitao.
befoIfniuaen. Den peItienbte Berger
/ Goenie OIui @aeer bapoe II Born,
en- anoen fienot Berger / iomme gp
anub Seeblao 16 Bern. 9orgermeiter
Saco6 1auioieu | Sfielifsr IA. an.
bers Ssrenien geoel 8, bans Spiser.
'iaoer Saus Spaning 10. 90 geSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08

talfpanhim, fan SGioncnS lloiigter
~iiffert betegnes iom eneitooenoe gooe.
SiItrobs for b~etpoeIigc Stormbin.
oringer i iibite llge meo telt eGer DEL.
bis 9onoIigge / Here Ssgn blep Den
iamleoe 6augit nIeget pen oper 8
MiIlioner aiIogram. Set ri9eite 81.
tie ioregit / gItfinmorfen irrlig pan
StrGfnineen Sarbs- Ntcbnun %
Sompif, / geitiiumarfen bar ltbbpt.
tet life inlot iaa gobt. Ger anfom.
mer iremoeIes npe @aoolo8, % for
EiebIiffet er Der | SinmOrfens SGr
jamie oper 5000 5artsier mco 16,.
|545 Wano. Gesuoen III aisbeiar.
teier - Here er oIlereoc aireilt meo
iuIo 9ait - og 235 Siebere pau
2anb. Eriierne bnlber lt8 imaa, fro
Iopeitc, 4 Gre pr. aiIo9rom / Sitiin-
mnrfen til bsieite, 8 Ore entelte peit'
Iiae Scr. 9eperpriien er fra o. 8
Ore pr. Otter.
Set iomleoe ltbbptte al 6inuarfs.
fiifet er M SO @tiaiouer ailogrnm
MOB 90 WiQioner iiior, bel n / 1907
oa fl Wiaioncr / 1906. Samtligc
oisie S9ioner bar peo G~iilutninee,
funnct obpiie forbolospi5 mcget itorc
apanta. @eoit par 1908 meo 400
Miaioner ailogram. - vi Narcts
6angit er 264 Willioncr ailogram
brngt til Trnbfiif, % al set iaIteoc
@arti er "a WiQioner ruaicbcbonb'
let. - Sor inbepGrenoe llge fnn Der
pentes Ell INIT Gilbert / llobpttct,
ioet @eiret giennemgoaenoe bar pprct
guuitigt.
2onoetS belle llbbptte Al SfreiHife-
rierne itbaier til Cato sos WiIIio'
ner Stpfter. Oct er ieritc Song fl.
Den 1897, at Den iamlebc 6ongit uaar
op / balubnnorebe WilionCr, 8eo
oenne Sio iiior bar Der Optaget 40.S
WiQioner Stpffer, ct SnI, Der ogian
reprpienterer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for iioite 8 aorsperiobe. lloiigtcrnc
til at noa iaIfoIo ct WiobeISoar er M
megct gooe, ibet Der berpoa fun
monaler en- 4 q 8 Miuiouer Stpffcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08
st foEbart Yorojcrpicc.

8eo en- @aqaoiner, Tom bIeu aioet
| Wlen UNDER oct tpife a%eiierpars Oh.
bolo, benptteoes Sofburgs bersmtt
@ulo'eroice, Der fun meget iieloent
fomncr no al oct feiierlige Sslufam.
mer, % til bpilfet Der life iful iir0es
Wage | noget nu0et fpriteligt Gle
2oaerfener, Sa6er, Sfecr, aniuc oo
@ofIer, fort iuat oIt. bpaS Der bsrer
I'll ct tonplet Serpice. er al masiiut
@ulo, finn 9orOopintierne er al for.
gplot Selu, men aIligepel reprPicnte.
rer DC Ell SGrbi al op mob 10000
ar. Oct er life mrIigt at angipe bell
Serpictts GGr0t. Der fan fun uPrC
SaIe ON Ell aifettionsuproi oq ocI
er 10 umnubeIig. : oct feiierlia(
Vuras'S uDentar nGpncs Seroicet isr
tie Sang | Slutniuaen al oct attenot
Aarbunore6e, % oct tor autaaes a,
famine ira Den 1i6. De ierite Stpf
fer bIeu forfProigeoe / 2ombar6iet
Der Den Sang bsrte un6er 2iterric
og Ell Gel er ienere Iapet / 4ariS
8oert enfeIt Stpffe err iaa lint 8u(0.
imeoeurbeioe, iom ooerbopeoet ifft
mere prGiteres, bpoo Der Tom irem
oo @iens SofmnrifnIot en- @ana er
'teoe at iuppIere gebolouiugcn mel
enfeIte itsrre Stpffer, og oct opIuitcs
oa, at be gnnlIe @ltloimeoe bauoe ar.
beioet aartier poa Brogtitpfferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08
Gn ni DC upSucnSiaite getiuarlicr

On Tame, ixu oar megct itoIt az fin
eaters muiifoIife Gpgtiabco, ipuro.
tie bennes WuiifIGrer: ~Soorle6ea
gaur Set meo min Caters Stu0icr.
Sr. groiesior? 8jsr bun goOe
Sremifriot?"
Get er life iaa goot al iige, 5rua;
9e oenter fanife ct anSet Suar. euS
ieg Tan gipe."
"9e oil sisre mig mo6lsS. Sr.
Groiesior, men ieg looer mig life
ifrGmme. De maa inoremme. al min
Cater BOG bar nogIe al DC nsoDen,
oige geiingelier for at blipe en- itor
Sangerinoe?"
ga. bun bar Sa | oct minoite
% unben."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08

Sra Res | Toien ifripes til Gags.
poiten": Den gamle 70.aarige 99rer
% airfeianger SieIoe, iom M / mari
90 aor bar ppret 2prer % airfeian.
ger Der / Hes, fortiener Ill at bli
napnt meO nogle ORD. San bar boz.
ret Ell meget pirfiom % in~teresieret
Wano | Sfolens % SplpSningens
Sieneite % bar peret en- Soreeangs.
matb paa mango Smraaber, og Hes'
Snopaanere bar meget at taffe bam
for. San er fremoeles Iige niofipr
% interesieret iom for, men mar ban
M ,paa 9runo al fremrpffet alber og
miuore goo SeIbreo ifaI lutte lin hoe.
item 50-aurige 29rerpirtiombeb, er
oct meo 8emob, at Nes &reos' mile.
penoe Snopaanere, iom for ben aQcr.
iterite Gel bar iiooet poa Sfolebpn.
fen hos bam, Ter bom tage' afifeo.
Sans pregti9e Sangitemme bill iiffert
ogiaa bli iapnet / airfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08

lesene Cater anno tit 10, Den 1noen
Goiter Nariane iii Is. giiperue
Sans Sapier. Saeob Waoicn 90 Be
Der @initrup baooe bper 10 Born.
Irpiten Sens TopIien Soerpoo bapoe
| lit fsritc sGgteitab II 9srn. hinge
Claus Berg bapbe 20 Bern. 1rpiier
atie!s Gbriitenien / Spiobierg itf %
Bern uip.
Gctte tnlriee aifom ifrep iie Del
Ell Gel ira, al Rrnsene itrnr inoIot
liz | mt sGgteifab og / 8egleu mel
en- uug apiroe, iaa mart oereS Su.
iiruer bebe. Iog bar SpinberneS
Bort | Den itore 6rugtbarbeo iffC
rinac. Gbriitinc b. Saue, gift mel
&enrif HontSnn iebte ianIe0es Il
@sru. 8ibefe 8plbenitierne Is, Sans
9lomcS anoeu Suitru 10, 9iraitit
9roffenbus H. @liebe arobbe Is
Bern oiu, Rorine ira Socuie, 8opI
SuerifirrcrS Ssiter, rgtehe isrit
TrGiten Claus SueI og iif meo ban
6 Born; 0erpaa gif bun i Aru til 81.
icrmauoen / aaloet, RaSmuS @e0cr.
len. uleb buem bun if 10 @srn. 6rl
@irtbe Senrit BpIoeuiterne ipbte en-
8ona SniIltnger, Ell auocn Sang
Srilingcr.
ON QopI Safobien Grrit / gfiiS
Ssnoeripaauo. bsoe 1854. IS Nar
aammel eitcr "a aarS Gm6eNstio, be.
rcttes, at ban al line TO geatcifabcr
hnuoe 26 @ern Der ale paa iommt
Sio bar | Sipe. Sans nGrmcite 3abo.
Serrebsiogoen Iuorea5 Sepien, buu,
De fun 81 Bern. lluocrtioCn bso ser
enc al oiSie 10 Qtpn0 oen un0en mel
belle 6amilien bicm til lia, og Der par
"a Uoer CT bnIut Sunbreoe Mcnmeiter
tilboros lamtioig,
9ennc itore 6%ruptbarbcO bang mole
iammcn meo lioenS l~anfegaug. !
beu fotbolite Gio par gGgteifabct al
airfen blepeu Jet neb pua iom ell baIr
ilreu cling. ) Mo0iGtnira BERTH hrp.
oeoe SiItbcrbommeu gGNteitobet ion
Den al 8uo melt tUffeligc og N ban
melt pcIiigne0e Stan0. Icrfor pnr
oct iom tall no al TatibcnS Sicrte
noor 8rGitcn Sans Gbriitcnicr
Stben | fit SpbpgacIieSifrift "@ciitIi1
SuSroao", uotommet 1892, tiger OIL
Nsrn:
-. Iette ere De nacrifieruiit(
MopbIomiter &C Sopct3eri, Der en-
Stile eIler 9oro fan ltrscS impcteS OF
5ires met 49,.
3 builcfcn berlig Roienfrontj bal
iuer De tolii Ssnner perit, Den goS(
aommcI SIoiooer Sotob 1atriorci
cmfriug bans @orO, ipuoerIige Der
banjo ina b~uorleoiS oisie IeocmIiaC
Ole quite iIoc lio no oc iormerebC
liz. 0eriaare, ben 1io Socob mite
icfon en- Roien off oenue lin 9orO.
%front5. gb, bltor floger banjo iin
baro peo aIorig bltor ban oil bliifut
for Ingeit % Siertciora. Suo oil
trp'te MIG 0igcr bnnb) mig inttiat
gammeI Wonb, / bringer mine grao
Saor met Smerte onoer for Scn, eff.
teroi at ieg ioa baifuer miit oc iorlc.
rit min aIerfieriite Onqe lille 8oicr
Soiepb al min imucfe goro front, "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-08
Omar Gambarifielpers
Diem.

Get fortpnes oper belle S~reuoela'
gen, at ben mGgtige % bcremmeIige
Sspbiug Omar Sbamborifielper DO;
eoe paa Susbp / gsrsifo8na, De fem
itore Stene, iom er reiit ue0 Nauitan
/ 9sria, ifaI pGre lat Der al Omar ill
SfibSfGite.
9ette er feilagtige Sogn, opitaaet
| DC iioite brnbrebe eler ~boIoauoet
bunoreoe Mor. Shennin9 ~iortaIte |
lin Sib, at Omar bapbe boIOt til paa
Susbp, en- @oorb paa Is Spiiooere
% oper 40 Wfarf SfpIb, ioa Den fun.
DC paste Zig en- Storfar, og BET er bel
oenrte onieeoe 2GroeS 9tring, iom
fra ferit bar lat Sognet itb.
Ifbsbe YrofeSior 8ilitof Storm
bar for nj gar iioen f~ortdlt, bporIeoes
sagnet er opitaaet, % bpao Der er oct
rette.
9aaoe Omar % bans oct % oct.
tens 8uarb omtaIes bpppig / Ga
goen; ale Steoer er enige ON, at
Solicit bsrte til pon @iminn / MeI.
bus, Der berifer / iou Waaoe iusen
SpiI.
8imian err MI 8 9rltg al SO Marf8
SfpIo, oct iamleoe Ircul ifal ppre
ODER 1900 WGIing oprtet eller 0urt.
bar Sorb, og Der er / 90 Sus Sient
for ooer 100 Menneifer. Sno set er
life panifeligt at f%oritaa, at 8oaroen
bar ppret ct gammelt Sspbiugipbe.
einors Sar, fanife ogiaa bans
Sorfar, bar eiet @imian, og ban bar
taget ben | arp.
Men iaa blep Char gift meo Cat,
teren til Sarlen poa 2abe, og bum
fom life mebgiftSIss tiIgooros pao
@imian. SoruNcn S~oroegobs, iom
Omar iif meo beuoe, mobtog ban og.
iaa SorIeninger / CrfOalen al fine
Spogre, Sarlerre Grif og Sbein. af
bette miitet ban meget nnoer Song
OLAF Saral6ion, men Soofon Sarl
gap bam aft til6age Sen Sio ban itp.
re6e | Srsnoelagen.
"8iGmpen poa 8im'an", Tom Sa.
rolo Soaroraaoe falote BAN, bar
l,toiliomt bapt fit Stem % lin egerts
Iise golig paa @imiau. Den oct Il.
ger zig ielp, at ban al 90 til bar noe
og tiliaa andre al fine tore Brig. 9eb
en- iooban Seili9be0 er oct, at Char
opbolber fig / Sfnuu, 8~srsifogna,
~oenaang Olnf SnraI6iou gisr fin isr.
'te 3ur noroooer. 0len oerne 9egis
penbeb lebeoe til, at er oberilaoiif
SPsning ifabte Sagnet ON Susbp
iom ginars eeeutIige Stem. Set er
bel berfra Sfsnuirg bar i'm Spiat.
ming, og lieeina 6aptein Wunibe.
3enne iioite 'frep topographic Rotiier
til Safob Ials SoeriPttelie az
Snorre SturIaions Gongeiaaaer, og
mener Der, at Ginnr bar oalgt Susbu
til 8oiteb, ffisnt @imian par bans
S9oregaarb.
Sa Der bar pi Sagnet iaitilooet.
Wien nPrre er set, at V~rofesior
Wund | fin 3iS loo iig iorlebe til at
itstte bette Sagn.
s SeimsfrinaIa, 9runotefiten al
Snorre Sturlaions aonseiasaer, be.
Der bet iaa:
Einar Thambarskelfi atti bu ok
husabe j SHAUN. bet pil iiss. al Omar
bapoe en- gop9l paa Susbp, altiaa
|foruoen anoreiteos, @imian ii9rov.
|Iesbeo.
De iaatalote Sfi6siqiter paa 9au.