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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
NEW TROLLEY LINE
OFFICIALLY OPENED

FLINT. Mich. March 1.-THE new
electric line between Flint and Sag.
NAV was officially opened yesterday.
There were celebrations In Flint and
Saginaw in which prominent officials
and citizens OF all the cities and vii
lagos along the new line participated.
The completion OF this link estab.
fishes direct connection by trolley be-
tween Detroit and Saginaw Exon
gresham Timothy T. Tarsney spent
large sum OF money and broke down
his health building this line \ dele.
cation from Detroit attended the celc.
bration. IL consisted OF Mayor Brett.
meyer. Commissioners Haarer and
Hinchman. Aid. Watson and Heine-
man. John Gillespie T. 10 Doyle. Ed
win Henderson. Alexander GroeS beck.
Judge VIM r, Connolly. Fred Van
Vleet, secretary to The mayor. and
Douglas COChraue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
0SEvELT Is A
STRAP-HANGER IN
u STREET CAR
soUEEzEs INTO CAR, WITH HIS
COMPANION, AFTER ELBoWlNG
HIS WAY THROUGH CROWDS
AT THE SHIP DOCK

NEW YORK, March IL Ex'Presi-
dent Roosevelt is at his home on Saga
more Hill, Oyster Bay. today, AFTER
his trip TO New York, during which
he elbowed his way through the
crowds at the snip dock. stood up ia
street car. refusing to accept the
seats offered. and visited places In New
York city, including the home OF
Douglas Robinson and the Outlook
Offices, where he will be quartered as
editorial contributor to that pubhca-
ton.
When Mr.. Roosevelt entered the
womans cabin OF the Long Island
ferryboat, he was recognized.
Half dozen men jumped to their
feet when they recognized the former
president. Mr.. Roosevelt himself de-
clined TO sit, and waved the occupants
OF the other seats back into them.
Mr. Roosevelt left his home at Saga
more Hill before o'clock today, and
drove TO the railroad station at Oys-
ter Bay. He was accompanied by
Miss Cornelie Landon. daughter Of
Henry II. Landon, of Manhattan, who
has been visiting Ethel Roosevelt for
few days. Miss Landon was one or
the autumn debutantes, as well as
Miss Roosevelt, and the two are great
chums.
When M Roosevelt and Miss Ian
don got on the train they went into
a chair car and the ex-president ex'
cused himself while he read morn
ing newspaper. The train reached
nug leland Citv af o'clock and the
crowd of commuters filed through the
gates quickly in order 10 get seats on
the ferryboat II possible.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

Mr. Roosevelt frequently found 1:
necessary 10 elbow a path for him
self and his companion. and appear
ed 10 take delight in the few in'-
promptu football rushes that he par
tlcipated In. When the ferryboat err
tered its Manhattan slip there was a
rush for the trolley cars. Mr.. Roose'
Welt protected Miss Landon as much
as he could, and scorned 10 partici-
pate in the foot race for seats on the
crosstown cars. by the time the
ex.president got TO the only waiting
car there was just room in II for
him to squeeze inside with the young
woman. Mr. Roosevelt found a strap
for her. picked out one for himself
and thus they rode across town.
They alighted at Fourtli-aye. and
walked down the flight of steps TO
take the uptown MadisoE-ave. car
through Park-ave. tunnel. They were
lucky enough 20 find seats. M,
Roosevelt left the car at Forty-eighth-
81. 10 go 10 the home OF Douglas Rob-
inson. his brother-in-law. while Miss
Landon continued on TO her home in
Fifty-third-st.
7.
Robinson home. No APP Madison-ave.,
long before DR.. Lyman Abbott, who
is Mr.. ROoseyelts boss in his new
Job as associate editor of the Outlook.
came along in a taxicab and stopped
for his new assistant. They drove
TO the publication office in Fourth
ave. and when they arrived at the
Office. DR.. Abbott introduced Mr..
Roosevelt 10 all the members of the
stan whom he had not met pre-
viously.
DIR. Abbott then showed Mr.. Roose-
welt 70 a suite OF three rooms he Is
To occupy as his Offices. Mr.. Roose-
welt expressed himself as pleased with
them. He found that a stenographer
bad been assigned 10 his Office. and
he had not been in possession Ions
before he was busy debating an ed..
torial for the next issue.
Later in the day he greeted a num-
Der OF reporters who were waiting 10
interview him. He refused 10 talk
further than to say. in answer TO a
query. that he was breaking In on his
new work
Then Mr.. Roosevelt disappeared be-
fore any one else could ask him a
question.
Mr.. Roosevelt went 70 lunch at the
National Arts club at l:30 o'clock
with IL OF his fellow workers. Spencer
Trask. president OF the club, and
Douglas Robinson. This kept him
until close to o'clock. when he re-
turned 10 the office for an hours work
before he started back to Oyster Bay.
When the news If the decision in
the Standard Oil case at Chicago
reached here efforts were made ~
get Mr.. Roosevelt 20 say something,
but he declined. indicating that what
he had 20 say on such subjects would
be written in the Outlook.
When informed that the people 81
Mombasa and British East Africa
were preparing TO welcome him not
as the former president OF the Unit.
ed States. but as noted hunter and
sportsman. Mr.. Roosevelt expressed
much pleasure.
II am glad 70 hear 'that." said he.
"as | wish 10 trave! as a private citl-
zen. II is with the keenest antiCi-
patton that look forward 20 my trip
to Africa. which ! am sure will 3e
very interesting. NJ companions ali
re most enthusiastic and sDlendid
naturalists.
II shall be very tusy during the
remainder OF the time remain al
Oyster Bay packing up and preparing
for the trip
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
AGED MAN is
BURNED TO DEATH

ALPENA. Mich. March p.-(Spe-
cial. Alexander J. Campbell aged
rs, former alderman and now a
member OF the board o. health. was
burned TO death III his home last
night. He was alone at the time, his
wife being in Detroit visiting The
fire started in the rear of the house.
When the firemen arrived Campbell
body was found on the floor beside his
bed Campbell came here over 40
years ago, and always TOOK a promin'
ent part in the affairs OF the town. He
leaves widow and seven children
The origin OF the fire is mystery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
TO TAKE CENSUS OF
UNACCOUNTED MILLIONS

WASHINGTON. March u.-China
is about 20 take a census OF the un.
accounted millions within her borders.
In accordance with the program for
constitutional reform an edict. which
has just been received ~ the state
department. has been issued directing
police and provincial treasurers to
enumerate the individuals and famE
les Of the empire The returns for the
census OF families must be- completed
by 1910 and for individuals by 1912
After returns are made records OF
families will be- reviewed every two
months and the records vi indlyid-
uals every half year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
SUPREME COURT RULES
AGAINST LIQUOR MEN

LANSING. Mich, March 1.-the
Ionia county liquor men who asked
a mandamus TO compel the county
board OF supervisors TO reconsider the
local option bill petition on the ground
that some OF the signers were in
eligible, were ruled against by the su-
preme court yesterday. The liquor
men declared that the supervisors had
denied them the opportunity OF show
ing the ineligibility OF names on the
petition The action OF the super
Ivisors was final. says the supreme
court The ruling CT the lower court
Is affirmed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
oErRolreR DIES FROM INJURIES.

COLDWATER, Mich. March IL
Lyman Keller. OF Detroit. died in Jack
son yesterday from injuries received
in railroad wreck at Huntington.
Ind. last Saturday. The body will be
brought TO Coldwater. where Keller
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Keller,
live for burial. Young Keller was
lieutenant in Co. A, Second regiment.
in the SpanishAmerican wa. He was
travelling salesman for Annis. the
nefroit furripr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
FIVE MEN TAKEN
FROM SINKING SHIP

BOSTON. March 1.-THE following
wireless message was received IN bos-
ton today from the captain OF the
revenue cutter Gresham.
Revenue cutter Gresham, on CHAT
ham. March IL. 2. m.-Have taken
Capt Jewell, pilot and three men on
the Horatio Hall. The Hall has been
abandoned. On way 10 the II. F. III
mock, AT Orleans.
GRESHAM"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
MRS. STIRLING is
ALLOWED EXPENSES

EDINBURGH March ll-Judge
Guthrie today allowed Mrs. Stirling
her expenses IN divorce suit subject
to the possible notifications of his
decree. and he also gave her permits
sion 10 apply 20 court IL refused rea.
sonable access to her child. The
Judge ruled that Lord Northland.
named as correspondent, was liable
for her husbands expenses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
Observes io2nd Birthday.

LYNN. Mass, March ll.-Miss
Phoebe Ann Wade. who is said to be
the oldest unmarried woman in the
state. observed her 'l02nd birthday
yesterday She is N good health and
retains all her faculties except that
her eycsight Is impaired. She is a
native OF Vaudeville. Nova Scotia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich. March 1.-THE
supreme court yesterday disposed OK
the following: Koerber VS. Supervis
ors OF Ionia County local option case)
was affirmed Writs of certicrari were
denied in People vs.. Freelmame. and
I'm People VS. BeadasiwicZ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
What Ais YOU?

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

Mrs J. J. watson sss Mt Elliott ..... 1O.75s
Miss Lillian Lynch. 7se Larned E....... O555
Miss Mabel limerick. 323 Concord ....... $50
Miss Lillian brown 44s Maple. 60l5
Mrs Adolph Fricke. 81 9Catherine. 533t
Miss Margaret Snowden sbi Macomb $3.50
Miss Sidney Morrisette 376 Bellevue. 6,210
Mrs. Aurelia A. Wetmore, 404 Jefferson 5000
Miss Madge Cotter $40 ffelen. 1881
Miss Bertha Bentien 57s Macomb....... 1904
Miss Ethel Johnson. 542 Monroe. 800
Miss Theresa Kerwin 4ss Concord ... 200
Mrs s J. Allen 267 Iarned E..... $50
Miss Edith Nilsson, $50 Congress E...... $50
Miss Sophia Mertens s14 Gratiot 100
Miss Bertha Yorke. 37s Bellevue. ........ 80
Miss Corinne Kramer 56s Bellevue...... 30
Mrs C. Miller, 47s Catherine ............. SO
Miss Irene Weiss. 9i7 Congress E........ so
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Many Opinions Advanced As To Winners
Special Schedule for Third Period

OF Marcel
be
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DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising all territory bounded on the east
nv .JuuctIon-ave., the north ny Michigan
ave-, the nv the city limits, aud ON the
south ny the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising all territory bounded ON the west
nv woodwn rd-ave.. on the north ny the city
limits. the east nv the city limits and Chene-
az, and on the south by warren-ave.
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ella Dnly. asa Hownrd
DISTRICT FIVE.

Comprising all territory bounded a east
nv Nooiw Hrd-ave. the north by warren
the west by sIxteentb-.t. and q the
south nv Michigan-nNc.
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DISTRICT TWO.

Comprising all territory bounded ON ths ens'
nv sIxteentb-.t ON the north ny the city limits
q the west by the city limits nnd on the s""'"
nv MichIgan-axe.
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DISTRICT FOUR.

Comprising nj; territory bounced the east
nv WoodNnrd-nve.. the north by Michigan
nve. the west by Jupctioo-ave., and on the
south Nv the Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
DISTRICT SIX-Continued.
DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising NIL territory bounded ON the west
nv Wood,vnrd-ave, on the north by Grstiot and
Msck-aves., the east by East Grand blvd,
n nd the south ny the Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
DISTRICT NINE.

Comprising all territory bounded the west
nv Cheue-st.. the north ny the city iimits.
the east by the city limits, and the south by
Grnftot "a Mack and Nack-aves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising all territory ~ounded the west
by East Grand blvd, the north ny Mack-ave.
and the city limits. the enst by the city imits.
md the south ny the Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

house would not yield the senators
concurred with only Foster and Scott
voting no
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising NIL territory bounded n the west
by Woodward aN e.. the north by Marren-ayp.
on the east by Chrnc-st, and On the south by
'srHtiot-aNe.
Mrs Bertha Shilke Roach 2o0 Forest F.. f2It9
Miss Anna Muscovitz, 3i3 High. ......... 10 233
Miss Vera a. Tighe ~ Wilkins. ......... 5000
Miss Elsie Schmidt. III Pierce ........... s zoo
Miss Allie Hartscll. 291 Hancock Re-. 80. 5O42
Miss LeOnoTa Gilbert. 90 Winder....,... 6,Ol3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
Question of Final Outcome Much
Discussed as End of Interest
ing Battle Draws Near.
Second Minor Period Closed Last
Evening and Winners of Extra
Votes Are Announced-Special
Offer Closes Monday.

TODAY'S
DISTRICT LEADERS
Mrs. Henry n. Watt. Dist. 5. 23,Sii
hrs. Albert Tower. Dist. 40. 20.2I3
Miss Annie brooks. Dist. n. 1878
hiss stella DAILY. Dist. 49,. IL. t3b
MISS Katherine Reynolds. Dist.
'''N'' .'.......-. .......... -..- i",0->
Mrs. Berthn shiIke Roach,
gst' Vi .s....a... ............ l2.i3o
Miss Marceiia MILLER, Dist. 3. .II.2;O
hrs. j. >. Watson, Dist. -. .I0,75s
Miss Helen Narten. Dist. =. ... ~ 20.
Mrs. Gertrude Qusmby. Dist. \ 0.Gi5
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March
ballots awarded close
onsha
I'M iue as
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16

felige mo ! ben 9iipe, bpor leg fiooel
alere. aigefoa ieIpfeIgeIig moa iet
fpiae aopaler og biaIpe bet ftaffeIs
Vigeburn no al aniben. Wen al
Iadne gerge til en- piIofremmeo Der
ion er life moriomt, - ieIp ON peb'
fcmmenoe er paffer iom en- gngeIl
WenS ieg Tom en- pete geoiit iat
og beta1fte mig, bsrte leg pluoielie
bdIpfpalte Snf og en- tpoelig Snef.
ten. Den lille gloubine great, iom
ffitIbe benbes Sierte brittle. sle mine
DISQUALIFICATION bar Tom bIaait bort,
os | opb WeoIibenbeo betraeteoe iee
bette 17.aars Barn, iom bar rant al
en- iaa flor ltIpffe.
"Gei, sraot life, Srsfen," uobrso
ieg, leg bill gierne bieIpe Dem,
oeriom bet ftaar | min Magt."
Sun foa paa mig meo ct gar ftore,
blaa Zine, / bpis Iange Sienbaar
Saarerne eriouu bang.
"Ssr ieg fpsree, boortiI Sretener
ffol2" fortiatte ieg rsrt. "SiI @ien2
@oot, iaa ifaI bi fsIses 40, og 9e
bebsper life at bore ioa beorspet, tbi
ieg ifaI NOT orbne BET %altiammen."
SUN mooiatte fig NIT riooerIige
Silbub, men CAB Dog tilIibit efter.
Spob ifuIoe bum eIlers gribe til?
Seq fisbte en- Billet til benoe, os
60 bun bapbe tsrret Ginene, be.
gpnote bun at pIuore meo mig. Seq
bibite inart, at bum beb Sannp, og at
bun bapbe beiegt noele Slpgtninge
paa 2anbet. 8i inaffebe uafbrubt
inbtiI Ri ruaet IND paa @ienS Serr,.
cancellation.
Gaa 9erronen opbogebe ieg min
&iereite, oe ibet ieg rent slemte min
&eiiefamerat, faltebe ie9 mig / ben.
bes arme. S @ienipnets 8lebe
bapoe ies CLIENT at fige 6arpel til
min ltaffeIs file 8lonoine. Seq bab
min @ipreIte pente ct 2iebIif oe gap
ct 9pbuo min @arantiieooel, for at
ban ifuIbe beisree min gagaee. S
oct iamme Dor Der 1ogen, iom traf
mig / armen. Seq penOte mig ON
og iaa Srsfen Sannp.
"3e bar 10 ilet life iagt SarpeI til
mig" iagoe bum. "Wten buff MI Dor
aftale. Ssroag precis 81. 2 paa
Sdmar5erberg.YIooien Saroel, Sr.
2sitnant Sc maa enbelig fomme."
"Raturligpis fommer ieg," iparebe
iee, ioet jee gallant fsrte benbes lille
Saano til mine 29ber. "8arpel, for.
pell"
Meo ct penIigt Smil niffet bum til
mig % foripanot / SeIfemepgoen.
Iu penbte ieg mig ON og ioa efter
min aiGreite; - bun par ~forlpin-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16

Ipoe, "peo Ge oaiaa, at iee bar Ct
gnife tilsoDe, bpis SpfpIoeIie o.
fife fan neate mig?"
Gen iitse Eiee tang, Dog b9peoe
benoes grpit fig | itormenoe Huls.
nng, bun fslte, at ben ipsreenoes
gine bpiIte pna berbe, os ingen be.
ifpttenbe Sfpgge funoe ifiule benoes
osoeIiee Sorpirrins. Sra open op.
lpite Sulbmaanen meb flar CLANS
belle Snobegnineen og Iogoe fig !
ieIpIienenbe Straaler forflarenoe
oper ben itrge Iiges pnoige Gift.
feIie, iom fitreoe at ben ferite Inf
ialige ai9rIigbeb. Silent bar Den
pngiteIiee SnfeI, CLIENT ben itore
apal, ban bar bos benbe, Den fsrite
Mtonb, iom nGrmebe fig benbe meo
snme parmle Orb | ~eIebenoe 2ioeu.
fab.
Sg ba bun laa bam ON Snlien,
til flor Soriinoring for Gliito, iom |
fin Sunbefilofofi bel fanot @aaoens
Sssnine oe fuIste ben belle Scene meb
bifaIoenoe amrring.
9a De enoeIig reiite fla, tbi ogiaa
| ben unse Wanb iteg op Ell Ieoli.
benbeo meb Den pngitelige Snfel,
benbte ban meb fi9riig Saano ben.
bes Sopeb moo Maanen, Tom forisl.
peoe Soppen al en- Sj9mpefuru, iom
rneebe moo Simlen miot | Snobeg.
ningen: "8an on MI finoe 8onge.
iuruen, min fiGre Sfat?"
8a eif Der pluoielig Ell Ipninnr
Soritooelie oper benbes pafre @niigt:
"aa, on femme Rano, iom gaar ef.
ter mig, Oct ifal on unogiGloe for.
SGoOemoalet er nit oe til Straf Ifal
on elife mig | al Gpiebe6."
rs al Gpiebeo!" bpiifeoe ben iirge
Wano, iom fulb af 2pffe i~Iiittet ben.
De | fine grme.
rs al @pigbe6," iuite bet | oct
gomle Sr9, % Woanen niffeoe for.
nciet neb fra open, Stiernene bin.
febe, og Gluto iprane bit gisenbe
benoper ben breoe Sfogiti, tbi Ser
fom Den GngiteIiee Sperforitmeiter
Srotba meb 8iGmpeifriot; ban fpm
affurat | ret Sio for at peliisne be
TO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
-Rdo uheIo.

~--- M F..N
Seq bar oItib llbeIo me6 mig -
ben Sing er ioIefInr. SRtter leg mig
Vorfen for at np6e goot al Solen,
bier bet fig oItio, at ieg bar ilaaet
mig neo poa EN- npniaIt genf, boiItet
life bar nogen goo girfning paa
mine npe Sommerbenfl9oer. Sen.
Der bet en- Song iutelem at ieg tor
mig en- Ii6cn Chr | Ben Sanfe, at 9it.
meiteren fommer f%orient, iaa Itaar
ban oItio aIlere6e | aaiernegaarben.
San forumer oItib forient; men err
bet mig, Tom fommer f%orient, ifaI bet
not pasie, at ban fommer for tiblis.
Slaar en- Seit baglib, tr9ffer ben al.
tho nit Ben, os Der ane aarerater
iamtioig ON Eermisfion, er bet al.
ito mig, iom faar aiilas.
On eneite Gang ifaffet nit llbelo
mig Dog Spffe. SporleSes bet eif
til, ifal leg mn fcrteIle.
Seq bapoe Iongt ON I9nge fact
Fermisfion, og fplOt at De ffisnneite
Sorbaabninger begap ies mig | sien.
De Tegn - leg elente at iige, at oct
oltio regner, noar ieg ifal ct eler an.
bet Steo - til Sernbaneitationen og
fom, poao til Sfinbet, inb | 3rpeen.
Wfen tro life, at Negnet bapbe gene.
ret mig. Sntet funOe ben Dag poe
lpgge nit Sumsr, bOerfen ben ODER.
fplote &lipe eLer min tpffe 8abo,
botS GlefantfsoOer boIOt pna at fnit.
ie mine S9er. Stte Tigers 8ermis.
iion, en- ipeffet Segnebog oe en- &ie.
reIte iom pentebe mig / @ienl ON
fjorten Gage ifitlOe nit grpalip fei.
res, iaa enboer fan begribe, bpor Inf.
ialig ieg fsIte mig.
aae 9osiagerer bar efterbaonSen
iteget no, oe ieg bIep ct 2ieblif aIcue.
Men iaa iprang en- uformeltg Sfnb.
ming, orpppenbe al Gegn inc til mig
/ Sup6eu oe to-tre Cater tom Iu.
ienoe efter. Saa bIep 8lipeosren
iloaet |. gn benrioenbe Iiben 8ige
buffet frem at De mango S%pertsier,
og ieg funeo life laoe bore meS at
betragte benbe. 9a &onbutteren
fom, giennemroSebe Gigebnrnet Gle
fine 2ommer, men ga bun iutet fanot,
forlob &ouOuftsren al,p6en og iagoe
at ban piloe fomme igjen.
De tror bel life, 9e bar tabt Se.
res @iaet?" ipurgte ban m~eoIibenbe.
Seq er reo for Oet," iporeoe %.
men beorsoet, "mru bpab barre er,
ieg bar pitt tabt min 8ortemonne."
Sgien nit femme llbelb t9nfte
ieg. aItio taber 6OIf 9enge og Bill
letter, % ie~lpielgelig tiger ben ulpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16

oct. Som en- affinbie itprtebe ieg
ODER Terronen og ub pna @doen,
netop iom benbes @ogn fisrte forbi.
6orfGrbet itirreoe ies efter benoe.
Ga, bet fataIe l1beIoi
Bin 4iRrefte bible life bsue Gale
ON en- 5~orionins. Iin fanbfrroiae
g%eretning ON "Heiieepentpret" foIote
bun en- "Siitorie~ og biIoe life tro ct
Orb at ben. ga table ies SaaImo.
oigbeoen, @reoen ooermanoet mia, o.
reg rate benbe min SorIobeIiesrina.
Oct bar Ssnoae Sormiobag. Mit
9umsr fob paa WiiIpunftet, oa lea
plnoielig fom | Sdnfer ON BET of.
taIte Stepnenlebe meb min Meiie.
famerat. Oct bar life Bengene, bun
ffnISe betale mig tilbaee, iom friitet
mig, - bet bar benbes esen fiere
Sfiffelie. .Ss M forefom min
bebeoe SorIopeIie mig ilet life iaa
flor en- llIpffe.
gaa SIaset to itoo leg poa BET af.
taIte Steb. Strar efter fom bum,
fulgt al en- bpiobaaret Serre, iom taf.
fet mig paa oct bierteIisite for Den
Sieneite, lee bnpoe niit bans garie-
barn Sonnp. 81 pr9ienterebe os for
binanoen. Sans Naon par mig BE-
fienot, og leg mobtos berfor Snpita-
tionen: at fslse meb bam biem mco
8Iebe.
Senere beisste leg Dem ofte, = os
er MI min Snitrn.
@ein forbenparenoe &iereite er
oeiaa gift. Sum ffal fore SsiIen
meb en- fraftig Saanb, iiges Der. @en
Sannp er isb og goo og bar siort
mig, llIpffesfusI, meset IpffeIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
Gn @iulin til 100000 Iarf.

8iap 8urmeiiter bill bprefter funne
frenfere lin Stunt paa ct olbeles
fortrGffeligt Snitrument. San bar
for 100000 Marf erbperpet en- Of sc
TO foitbare Straoinarius .@ioIiner,
ION por uoitiIlet hos Sirmaet Iobert
@epet / Berlin, ct i,omqrfet imuft,
rsoloferet Snitrirment fra t7t7, aIt.
iaa fra Weiterens bebite Sio.