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Evening journal., 1909-09-13
With the Photographers

BRYAN had a spirited runaway accident by motorcar
in springfield Mo- hasn't been able TO strike so fast
a pace since he first away with national conven-
ton-Boston Herald
It is announced that Welman may abandon his search
for the Pole likely he thinks II has been too much
discoveeed Observation-Disclosures American
With beef pork and other necessities going up, IL is
time 20 look the conservation Of another OF our natu-
raj resources-the consumer-Baltimore American.
II anyone really doubts DR. Cook let him shut up or
go up and see where the dag put ups--Lousville
er-Journal.
1-ie quaint old city Of New York is still being visited
bv people who have a curiosity horse-cars In
tual operaton--Chcago News.
Afifer DR. Cook and Commander peary we have the
Hudson Fulton celebration the Mayoalty campaign and
tho arrival Bwana Tumbo sl ahead of before the
year cnds.-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Monday, September l3. 1909
HELP LEwEs CELEBRATION.

4 is evident that those who have charge of
a the coming l.ewes celebration in need
Of help, financial and otherwise, il the event is
to be made successful. Therefore, the commit
tees that have been appointed in Wilmington TO
assist in the celebration should become very
busy at once
The credit of the state as well as that Of
Lewes is involved in this matter Delaware has
never yet failed to make good on anything of
the kind that has been undertaken within her
borders. The time is short to be sure, but that
is only an additional reason for increased ac-
tivity.
AS we have said the celebration is really 4
state matter and it is "up to" the people of the
state to that the affair passes off in credit
able manner so that there shall be no regrets.
Wilmington has been called upon for assistance
and that assistance should be rendered. Viii
mngton is the largest city of the state and She
has never failed to respond in instances Of thi:
-kint-
The Lewes Pilot says that the Finance Com
mittee needs more money and more should be
forthcoming.
Excursion trains will be run to Lewes on the
day of the celebration and no doubt there will
be large gathering of people at the ceremonies.
The Holland Minister will be met by the En-
tertainment Committee on his arrival in this
city. Wilmington will look after him during his
stay here. Let the towns of the state join with
Lewes in making the occasion a memorable
one
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Political Psssimists.

Dover Republican.
The political pessimist is generally re-
garded as an abomination and as "A party
ulcer but he exists and pers SITS in exist
ing IN the ranks OF all parties. HIS mis-
sion ever is to SOW seeds OF doubt, TO
spread gloom and distrust, and a peculiar
feature OF his makeup Is that all the
while he claims 10 be working In the best
interests of the party TO which he Gains
. allegiance.
We have all met him, naturally, because
he sees that few escape. He pours his
lugubrious predictions Of party di as'e
into your ears at every possible oppor-
tunity. lie solemnly assures you that the
party Is going to the demnition bow-wows
because the leaders of the party have
done this, or neglected to do that; GER
tain policies must be adopted or disaster
IS certain; and un'ess this or that leader
is sent into retirement the party might
as well haul down its banners and go out
OF business.
And while he is warbling his song Of
woe. tears Of compassion for his ms
guided and mismanaged party" course
down his sallow cheeks.
ban. what an idious cNcresconce on the
body polite this pessmist is. All parties,
we repeat, are afflicted with him. and all
hold him in equal contempt
Why, It is very pertinently asked. docs
not this lachrymose fault finder. dry up
his tears. II he has the interest Of his
party at heart, roll up HIS wet blanket and
20 manfuily and earnestly TO work with
his party brethren. in effort to bring sue
cess 10 the principles and policies which
his party believes to be the best and most
desirable. In this way he may become a
factor Of influence, a position he never
can attain through his pesslnistic course
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
No Flies in England.

McClurcs Magazine.
The fly can be put down. The proof Is
that IL has been done. Speaking raehly.
there are no flies in England at least,
there are so few that the inhab tants do
not think 81 worth while TO screen their
dwellings. The reason is the simp est
the tight little island is kept clean. Fifty
years ago flies were nuisance In England
though not the plague they are here. for
no other really civilized country was ever
quite so dirty as the United States Of
America. This nuisance Is pretty COM
pletey abated In fifty years England has
been swpt and garnlshed, and tho hies
have starved.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Editorial
Opinion
Prevalence Of Typhoid.

Dover Republican.
The prevalence OF typhoid fever In cpl
demlc form. in various sections Of the
state has stirred into activity local and
state Boards OF Health. Investigat on as
usual places the blame upon impure water,
and in towns this impurity has been
traced to surface closets. found in great
majority Of cases of course In the suburbs
or outlying distr' cts, but in addition there
are always scattered here and there in the
more thiciSy populated portions Of the
towns these closets, often adjoining pump
wells into which their disea breeding
nth percolates. We believe that heroic
measures should be adopted here in Dover
in this respect, that all surface closets
should be barred, and pump wells filed up.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Church 10 Have Hom, co,,ino

GEORGETOWN. Sept. 1S.-The con-
gregation Of First NJ. f. Church with
their pastor Is making arrangements
for an anniversary and homecoming
for the church to begin Sunday, Octo-
Der 3, and continue until the follow
ing Sunday. Plans have been made
70 have all the former pastors of the
church who are now living to be here
on this occasion. All-day services will
be held each Sunday. and services dur
ing each afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
piekpoeksts Toueh Detective.

GREENWOOD. Sept. 1s.-Constable
White forgot his detective training and
fell an easy prey TO pickpoclets at Toll
chester Beach, when his pocketbook.
containing considerable money and
valuable papers and the keys to his
handouts were taken from him.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Resssurateur Afflicted.

DOVER, Sept. 13.-Walter Kinnamon,
a we'll known restaurateur who has
managed a place at Rehoboth through
the summer season. was brought back
to his home here on a stretcher, suffer-
ing from inuammatory rheumatism and
partial paralysis. II is believed that
he will recover.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

given me new life.
] suffered for ten
years with serious
female troubles, in
hammation, ulcer
alton, indigestion,
nervousness, an d
could not sleep.
Doctors gave me
up, as they said my
tr ou b lie s were
chronic. / was in
despair, and did not
care WhetherIl lived
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
cashes Head While cuttino wood.

ELLENDALE. Sept. 1S.-Whge chop
ping wood the inevitable clothes Iins
caught the axe welded by Charles
o'Neal, and a three-inch cash was in
flicted in his head.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Man Who Cut rbrost e,,o,,.r.

DOVER. Sept. l1--Charies Schweit-
zer. of Dover, who cut his throat while
under strain OF temporary mental
alteration after having sustained a
severe loss. is now recovering and the
physicians believe he viii be able to
go about again this week
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

Under a new law in Kansas the Pullman Car
Company cannot supply drinking cups TO its
passengers. When train containing a number
OF actors and actresses entered the Western
State all the cups were locked up. The Kansas
Legislators wish to prevent visitors from drink
ing germs in the water, but will not the law
result in passengers supplying themselves with
bottles for use i'm an emergency?
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
Scholars Use individual Gun.

MILFORD. Sept. 1s.--The public
schools have been supplied with indi-
vidual drinking cups for each pupil.
No one but the owner is allowed TO
drink from H.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
AFTER
SUFFERING
TEN YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

MARLToN, MI feel that LydlaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS

a
OF American Ad-
vertisers is
The Association Of American posed q all the
Advertisers (New York Cy) has sfeatt M colntyv
sxaniped certified the circulation Association
u publication. Only the figures Of endorses only sneR
orculasion contained in ia report h s eSsmipton
guaranteed ~ the Association. ! at any moment
I nd positive proof
0(kNA fafdlAl must be submit
nAN>f>teAA wv The
No f1x - - Secretary. \ certificate
4 10. I8. has been
~~-@---~ - to this
per
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

New York omcs eo4 Cambridge Building. Corner Fifth
and rhirty-third Street
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

TELEPHONES.
Editorial noom-D & A. 900 Deimarvia iboA
Business Orace- d. A 975. Deimarvla 2z@
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
mail, prepaid, $500 cents
month payable p advance. BY carrier six cents week
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service received In It's editoral peca wire
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

chicago once. sii Boyce Buildins.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

THE EVENING JOURNAL CoMPANf,
Fourth and Shipley Streets WllninRtont DeeWnrR
Bueiness Ohce-Entranee l02 w. tth street.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid TO unsigned commur icatoDA
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
TheEvening journal
roUNDED 1888

at the Postooe at wilmng,on Dell as second
aspubican Newspaper. published daily every after
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01

That was only one chapter IN the
life of the old whaleman. He had
similar scrape In the ship Addison,
Captain Sinclair, which had shipped
eighteen convicts right out Of jail.
The men refused to stand watches or
to do ships duty, and Mate Cornell
picked nine Of the ringleaders, triced
them up to the rigging and thrashed
them, and he says he never had a
better set Of men afterward.
During the early whaling days OF
Mr.. Cornell he had experiences Of
shipwreck. He was in the New Bed
ford ship John Avery Parker when
she was sold to Sydney in 1852 for a
whaler, and he continued in her after
her name was changed to the Bob
bic Towns, named after her new own
er, an influential man in Sydney. She
was lost in few months on Amster-
dam reef.
Then Mr.. Cornell shipped in the
bark Hope Of New Bedford at Sgd
ney. She was commanded by Capt.
Leonard s. clifford, and was lost In
1853 on Brampton shoals In the Cor
al sea. Mr.. Cornell was in one Of the
four boats Of the whaler and he had
the quadrant. The boats made 1,5O0
miles in fifteen days and landed at
Brisbane.
Then he Joined the ship Parachute,
Captain Timothy Rowland. On get
ting up near Papeete they took an
old pilot. Mr.. Cornell told the cap
tain that the pilot was tight and that
he had better not let the old fellow
try to take them in, but the captain
went against his advice. This was in
June, 1854, and the pilot landed the
Parachute on a reef and she was lost.
Boston Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01

refuge with Hazel Heron. Gratefully
but firmly, Jael refused.
Il cannot go away" she said, with
something like despair in her tone. u
may be needed here at any moment. My
feet are chained to Black River-it is
my evil fate! Leave me in this place
Mr.. Vivian and think no more about
me-"
Further argument was useless. AT
last he said:
1T seems that can do but one thing
more for you, Jael-make your hiding
place secure. And first Of all, we must
take Bruce into our confidence, and
free his mind from the fear Of ghosts'
He went down to the counting ROOM
made the necessary explanations to the
old watchman, bound him to secrecy,
and sent him away to Heroncroft. Halt
an hour after, Bruce returned with a
trusty man-servant Of the house, q
bundle of clothing, basket Of food, and
the hound Cossack. Vivian put the
man and dog on guard in the mill yard; /;
then went up to the loft with some
tools obtained from Bruce, and fortified
the door with a stout lock and strong
bolt.
"Now you are tolerably safe," he said,
as he gave the key to Jael; "and while
you think it necessary to stay here,
will see that your meals are sent daily
from Heroncroft."
She did not seem to hear him. She
was struggling fiercely to master her
self
There's one thing more that ought
to say sir" she faltered. ITS not easy
to say it, for don't like Miss Pole, but
know that you hold her dear, so
must speak"
He started. With an intolerable pang
she marked the color rush into his
face.
Tell Francis Heron" she said, In a
hard, cold voice, Ito take his cousin
away from Wolfsden-if he can. That
is all!"-fercely, defiantly. Ask me no
questions-the rest, sir, you may find
out for yourself"
Marveling at her sudden change of
mood, he moved toward the door. With
a pale, stony face she watched his de-
parture. AS he descended the stair, he
heard the key grate-she had locked
herself into the loft.
On the floor below, Vivian stopped
long enough to impress upon Bruce the
necessity for unusual watchfulness,
then he went down to the yard, where
Cossack and the Heroncroft servant
were stationed. AS he opened the mill
gate, man who had been lurking In
its shadow started up like jack-in-
the box, and ran off at full speed into
the road. With very unpleasant thrill
Vivian recognized Joe Bagley.
To be Continued.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01
THE VANISHING STURGEON.
Big Fish Has Been Hunted to the Point
of Extinction

OF Extinction.
The bitter and sometime bloody ri
valry in the early nineties incident to
the sturgeon industry Of Delaware bay
was occasioned by the boundary dis
pute between Delaware and New Jer-
sey, now decided in favor of the latter
state. But the subject of the conten-
tion, the sturgeon, has completely dis
appeared, says the New York Times.
The fish has been hunted to the point
of extinction. The Delaware river and
Bay fishery in 1888 yielded a catch Of
6,4O0,000 pounds. Then the increased
demand for caviar in Germany and
other parts of Europe marked the fish's
determination in the east and a prodi-
gious decline in the supply from the
Great Lakes, Minnesota, Washington
and Oregon. A keg of caviar weigh
worth $40 in 1894, and by 1900 fetched
500, while DR.. w. S. Tower records
that in 1899. 96 sturgeon at Bayside, N.
j., were sold for s3,923-over $40 apiece.
Dr. L. H. Bailey Of Cornell, express
es the belief that civilization has pass
ed the hunting stage with staple food
fishes, as with cattle and sheep. We
must "come to n scientific development
and utilization of water fields"-that is,
stock them with fish as we stock our
pastures. We are doing this with shad
in the Potomac, the Susquehanna, and
the Delaware rivers and in every 9TH
er Atlantic coast and stream; with
black bass, crappies, rock bass, brook
trout. striped bass, rainbow trout. oy
terS, frogs, Holsters and crabs on th,
Pacific coast and in the western rivers
and lakes, and with European carp in
every farmers fish pond Of the land.
But the artificial propagation Of the
sturgeon is more difficult.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01

Futile Work.-Col. Asa Gould Hum
phreys, at q veterans banquet In Du-
luth, condemned the abolition Of the
canteen.
Those temperance ladies who caused
the canteen's abolition have accom-
plished," said the veteran, what? Only
this: The drinking soldier now drinks,
instead of the mild and pure beverages
supplied by the orderly canteen, rank,
fiery stuff in demoralizing places.
THAT Is what these ladies have ac-
complished. They wanted to do the
soldier good. But, in their ignorance,
they worked as vainly as old Mrs.
Crewe Of Salem.
Mrs. Crewe, al the height Of the
war, astonished my colonel by sending
him a barrel Of pebbles.
"T have read she wrote, that peb-
BILE held in the mouth is a splendid
remedy for thirst. Will you please ac-
cept, my dear colonel, this barrel for
the use of the troops at the front" -
Washington Star.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01

III The more you nurse a grievance
the faster 1t grows.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-01

3y It's the under dog that howls for
the peacemaker.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
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SIGgt % Raboer mcot irem
iii 9egraoeIien. 8eO hans gaare
BroOit Grlauoien. Sergednt q.
og @aIlpuro Site.
5orbp. Iropit % So9uepreIt til
RirgSofer Gbrubom Iilbclm Seller.
mebl er aiaaaet peo Is0en ! Sriltt.
onia, "a aor eommel. SeiiermebL,
Ger tog tbeoIogiif @mbcOSeromen
1858, blcp / 1861 uOnpunt til Ser
ioneIfapelan hos S]oguepreitcn
@Icppeu % / 1867 til rcIioercnSe
aapeuan %iammeitcbS. Gen 4be gto'
penber 1871 uouprpteS ban til SOD
uepreit / SiSs VreIteeiPI0 % 4oe
September 1898 til Soauepreit
RinaSater. : 1897 beitiffcbeS bon
Ion poIat 9ropit / SehemartenS
Rropiti, men isetc giifeo ira bette
gmbeSc / 1908. Sra Soanepreitcm'
bcSet toa ban Niifco pes Rptaor
1909. lluocr lin Gmbeo8tio | SiSs
SoouCpreit SefierrcbL pna
Storfbiraenc iSs9-tS94 iom Sc'
prrieutont for cNScreS anlt, lin
Der lin Girfiombco / @loppcu par
ban Sroierer | ScrreSsitpret ira
1866 ill 1869 oa nor Ienere ! Ell
RGffe ui War Galgmano ira Slss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
ltnSiGtninaScrscSitiun til %Ouuia

Scmlia. Sra &aros mCoOeIeS Den
t7Se Iuguit: llnoiGtuin8Serpeot'
tionen cr ira Nopaia ScmIia nctop
inofommet bcrtil og rapportcrer, at
man bar iunoet poa Spoiioen al Dor
ten ct Start. buorpaa Der bar lfrcoet
~fsIqen0c: "@urlos gpbrii oper SIM
set 1908 nn0cr bette ilooG G6icln)
27oe Sftobcr 1908 meb Nanoitob.
Ssrcr: @iluri, Sarpuner: Snuoien,
Wrno: @affe, SobanierL Sot: GIcr'
or0crIen. @ao 4eufieb. &aa 6loot
17oe SltIi 1909. Scr @tonoifob Gr'
beiOe al tort 2ono. Sra lite Mai
flrn , Nano % aof mco arbeioe.
Seiler bcrfra 17oe SuIi," Sra De
oprige operpintrebe opuoococS tngcn
lInOerretniug. Men Ser nTrc5 cIter
bette Saub ON, at oft Itoor bel I'll.
mou c~rinore8, at Here al NtonO'
ifobet pua sc inonebe Sfllbcr or Mus
icrc. SanoipnIigbeben tolcr for, at
Ben Snifriptiou, iom er tuutSct pon
anrtet, Ifriper ii9 ira Ell al Oi$ic RitS'
iere, ser ielpfel9elia bar bout pdnIte'
Zig for at uOtrpffc fig paa Norit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
lIneir nprnpnn.

ltpeir nurSpaa. Sra EronSbiem
meoOeIeS Den 14Oe Auguit: ) De lio'
tie 0sgn bar Der ralet ct ooloiomt
llpeir. Sra ale aauter / G~renoela.
gen fummer Wco0cleIier ON betpoe'
Iig StaOc puo Spbesler % at gI8rene
tilOeIS er ilaoet uco. 8cO @uOaa
Citation paa Wcruferbanen elf Der
imorge5 ct Soroifreo. Store SrGr
bIeo iert irem paa SernboueIinlen,
lot lGngcre ip0 off Der ct Stenifreo
iom rep ppt Ell bolo Metcr al Sfiu.
nerue. Surtigto8et fra StorIien,
iom pua @rrnO al Soroifreoet bar
ipo auartcr ioriiufet, paSiereoe gruo'
Itcoet u0en at uoget llbelb tuotrai.
Suitaopifcu bar / DC iibite Gage uG'
ret ioa oprsrt iom ben iieloen bar oG'
ret ON giuteren. Stier6alselOen er
eiter Iangourig Regn ipuImet oolo-
iomt OF. Zen fan life eriuoreS at
baoe pGret iaot itor unotagcn UNDER
SSlesningcu ON Tdaren. Store
StrpfninQcr or opcriUgmmct, Iaa
Ssbesier og agre itaar unbcr Sano.
Ser er Itor TSlom i SPrOaIseIoeu.
ESTABLISHMENTS 29uie er iprlnget
mat. Ga @inoeu er rorolig, fan
IsmmermaSicn, omfrino 10000
Stoffcr, inobicrges poa Sfaresbug'
ten. @rugets 9ompifib mc6 Dton6'
fab err noe pao 9ier9nirg. Get poIo,
iommc 8eir bar soeIagt meget for
2an0manoen. gn WGu9oc So Itoo
noe / 6cSier. "a oct leo 'aa langt
paa aaret bIeo man uemlig rsot til
at iIoo uco bpao man fuu6e, mems
ser life pao lang SiO bar oGret iaa.
can't @cir, at ma funoe fda noget /
Su8. Sg MI err 6els Sesierue neo'
bladit, oeIS er Sset blaait no al Dem
ca uSoper al Mart. Sra Selbu mel.
re8, at Selbuiiseu aaar en- aler
beiere emo moer beieite 8narilom
.iaur. GQt set Ores. iom 8ar6et bar
goaet oper, er fuI6itGuoig ltbrugeIist
poa @ruuO az Saro, Clam og Sui.
tie. 5 SpOoIen er Der ganet Here
SorSifreo oper 8eien, og ga Seleio.
ncn ogiaa er e6eIagt, er 0alen belt
aiIfoaret fra 6orbiuoelie meo uOen.
p%eroenen. 81 Ste0 err Sfreoet life
min6re euo go Weter breSt. Gn bel
Niger err flpttet frem paa 8eien, og
Here groer er soeIagt. Ru boIoer
man paa meO at uobebre Staoen og
qienoprette 6orbinheIien,
- ira SISeu / RorofiorS meooe.
Ic8 6eu t4Oe aug.: Sgaar % flor.
gnarS bar Der ruiet ct poIbiourt 8eir
me6 Regn og Storrr. Ssbesierre er
for set meite ucobIGit. Wonae 6rugt'
trpr or sSelngt. Gornet, gotetgrns
oa 3irrnipsbIaoe er aIoeIes ne6ilaaci
Iuf Stormcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Gn ifir6ncipanaer &ipretnr.

Griitiansiano meo0eles Den 16oe Wilt
quit: @aarobrlger Sofob 6oIS,
Sueit, fierte ieaaroite8 ub iammen
meo fin SuItru og en- SieneItepi9e.
Setter bleb Ifrpmt % lob lebif. Vile
ire bIco iIpnget no al @o8neu. Sic
ncItcpigcn faiteoe8 moo en- Stabbe.
item og fit iaa iopre apRitelIer, at
bum efter Ell SineS Sorleb afgif peo
9g6en. @aarobruger 8o's log zig,
ioa ban bIen IigGcnoc beoioItleS. Sort
err en0nu life fonunet iii iig ieIo; men
2Ggen baober, at Ser life er 6orc Tor
bans 2ip. @aarObrugerenS Sultril
fit iIere itpgge Sframmer; men bun
er lioenfor Sore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Spiacbulcrnc | aisbcubapu.

taact al be ioofaISte 8cpinitbildrOer
tiger oogIig, iortGIlcr onuitc Blade.
9aa Ell ltge er oct fommet Ipu me
ill, 90 ser meloes itaoig ON me Dire
for SpileIioeuifaben. 5 ct Snter.
pieu bar Snbebupcreu al ct al DC melt
isatc SpiueIofaIer f~ortoIt, of ban
tierte 100 Str. ON Gageu pGa line
"Seaucer". Salt er Der MI / 8isben'
hahn 20 "beore" S%pi1ebuler og ct
glao regner no De boer tiencr Rctto
200 SIR. 9ageu euer ttIiammen
100000 Ser. aarlig. aisbenbaoner'
bIaoene bpb6er OF 6orretuirgcu meo
iaaounne SpillebuIer iremoeles oil
uooifIe iig uaibVngie al Den Dom
standardization upIig iPIote ouer DEM,
6eriom life BoIiticts itror ueoIRgger
ct abioIut 5orbuo MOB Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Nor ~ Barn inocbrGuSt. {

meooeIcs Den 156e guG.:
GGa @uarbcn oeitre Sinnes I Sier,
tiIberenoe Chr. Strsm og beIiggeuNe
omfring 3 SIM. ira 0rommenS gp'
grpnie, opito6 oeo 6 Sioen imorge$
@runo. Zen beQpnOte | Sistfenet
neutrality-suspicious. % ifploteS an
at Ser bar Iogt oeO til 8srs
ring paa aogeopueu. 9ranOen op'
oageoeS ferit al gtcrcns Ssn, 'om
par8Iebe Shmei5cren % oeuneS Sn'
itru, iom begqe por / 5isiet. Soncn
iprang itrar op, men Nanoen, 'onl
life troeOe, at ser bar noGcn 6arc
p~oafproe, bIeu iiO0enoe og meIfe en-
$50 til. "a Soncn enboa life bar
tiI6agc, gif ban no al 6is'
let for at ie, % bn too gp9ningcn |
lpS Cue. 9ouen baube fooet no ct AZ
fine @srn, Ell 7soori9e Sige, %
ifuIoe gaa inc igien cfter oct anoet,
iom bare bar Q Wooneber gamneIt.
Sum fom imiolertiO life no mere og
err iammcn meO Barnet itrar Bit
fpoIt al SIo % Hef. aoner, ION
bar 46 gnr, bar ira Romerife. 6or'
uben 9rengeihlcn rcObr9note ogioa
Scpebbpqniugeu og StaIoen; omtrent
alt Sno6o bIep reooct, Iigeiaa ale
Gnr. 4lt bar asiureret, bernf 9pg.
ninacrre / "2anoet$ nIminbelige" for
$4,000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
On nihcnifnbeliu NnQun.

Sromss mcOoeIes oGn 10 au9ult:
9rof. Serrgeiea, bcn bersnlte tpIte
geronautifer, iom for ire aar 'toen
par beroppc meO 6priten al Wtonoco
pua "8rincei8 Slice, opiotte Den Z.
Sebtember 1906 lloe / @iiunoet I
9empif fra "8rincei8 &lice" enoel
SmoabaIloner, foripneoe meo Ielpre'
aiitrerenoc SuItrumerter. Gn al ots'e
err MI funSet paa Ell S8brP, 4 Silo'
meter OBJ fra Sfiboscn WorfeoSplaoS
/ en- SeiSe al 400 SOB ooer Sooet
al Ell 5ieISfin. Simmer bauoe ouere'
Sc for TO Iur iioen Jet Den Der, men
flrn6e ga life fomme til 0en. gaao'
men % ben me6fslgcnOc SltrO ieIp'
rcoiitrercnoe Snitrumeuter, iom til
iuneluoenoe bar belt uitdote, er glen'
mem Ru8ruts Roih, Sfibotten, ino'
ienot til aoniul anor. IagoarS, Tom
bar ienOt Sagerne niOere til Eroies'
Tor Serrgeiea.