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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
The Panama Canal Charges.

Why do not the great body of Con-
gressmen who feel confident that all is
right as respects the acquisition of the
Panama canal property provide for a con-
gressional inquiry? One should have been
ordered long ago. All sorts of charges
have been circulating for several years,
| and will continue to circulate until COM
pletely and properly silenced
We are promised all the facts through
the medium of the libel suits, for which
the foundations are laid. But shall we get
them through that medium? Several
years may elapse before the suits are
tried with the whole way showing the
maneuverings of lawyers dwelling moro
on legal technicalities than on the broad
proposition presented. Unless indictments
are found in New York or Indianapolis
the accused publishers may by resisting
extradition prevent the cases from ever
being tried on their merits. What the coun-
try wants, and should have. is the whole
truth about the purchase of the canal
property, with whom and through whom
this government dealt. and iHo whose
pockets the money went.
Last fall the matter took on a new
aspect. The names of two men of the
in. solely, as 1t appeared and was charged,
because of their blood relationship to the
two most prominent republicans in the
presidential campaign. Douglas Robin
SON.. brother-in-law of Mr.. Roosevelt,
and Charles P. Taft. a halfbrother of
Judge Taft, were the new targets.
1t Is asserted that the matter in this
amended form was offered to the demo-
cratic national committee for use as cam
paign material and declined. Presumably
the committee investigated. and was not
impressed with the story. At any rate the
committee refused it's Endorsement. and
the story reached the public through
another medium. But it failed There is
no reason to believe that ii made a vote
anywhere.
The libel suits, it is likely, will bear
principally on the story in its amended
form. If So that will leave much of the
original story untouched. Mr.. Robinson
and Mr.. Taft have denied SO distinctly
and circumstantially the charges respect
| ing themselves, and are men of such
| high reputation, no belief Of their guilt
exists today, II any ever did exist. But the
original story persists, and representa-
| tive from Illinois at this time is airing
it from protection of his place in the
House.
Why not have the whole question
probed? There is not time for such a
step by this House. which has but q
week of life left. but the next House al
it's regular session should order an in
vestigation. The President has declared
that the government has nothing to con-
ceal: that all the records in the case are
open to Congress and to the country, and
his invitation to inspect them should be
accepted by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
The Triumphant Fleet.
From the New York

From the New York Herald.
The reception of the Atlantic feet on its
seamanlike progress to the home moor
ings was in dignity and propriety all that
official forethought could Ordain. But
even better than this was the spCntaneity
and enthusiasm of public welcome that
in everything represented the best tradi-
ton of patriotic and sympathetic people.
1t filled to the brim the hearts desire of a
nation proud of it's men and ships. De-
spite heavy gales and hreasting cur
ried. unvexed, ship-shape and Bristol
fashion. stood up the familiar roadsteads
with punctuality that has won the
honest praise of sailormen everywhere. AT
the set hour it saluted, with due order and
ceremony the President, whose knowledge
of the personnel and whose belief in the
materiel made the great cruise possible. 1t
was a sea triumph both for the fleet and
for its reviewing officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Locomotion.

New kind O. street car.
New kind O. train,
New kind O. wagon
Fob to tote de hay an grain.
Every day dat passes,
Pears to me, reveals
Another new invention
Fob gittin' round on wheels!
Some gifts run over
Or h'isted in de air;
Some gifts exploded
An scattered everywhere;
But yoh uncle doesn' mind EN-;
His comfort is complete.
Jes' satisfied to travel
On his plain old-fashioned feet!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
The Treasury Portfolio.

Judge Taft reaches New York today, to
remain until Saturday. and while in town
he will decide, it is stated, the question
of the Treasury portfolio. 1t is a good
town for suggestions on all political sub
jects, but not the best town for good sug-
Gestions on that particular subject The
republican leaders as a rule want no spe-
cial terms between the Treasury and the
metropolis. They would prefer a Secre-
tary taken from outside banking circles
and with no New York leanings or entan-
clements The delay about the choice
shows the Importance that Judge Taft
attaches TO the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
The Seasonable Ruin.
From the Hartford Times.

From the HARTFORD Times.
1t has appeared. 1t was due about this
time by the almanac. 1t was absolutely
sure to put in an appearance. 1t is the
good old prediction about the peach crop
February is sure to fetch it. No peach
es this year, Buds all killed. Ice encased
them. and that is the end. Too bad"
The recent sleetstorms have started this
jeremiad That. however. is the first
chapter The story is continued In ouI
next" II will be due just a little later
and we shall hear that the peach buds
are all right Weren't winter-killed. Ire
mendous crop sure!'' But to get right
down to the dead level of facts the farm
ers say that it is always sign of a
good fruit year to have the orchards
covered with ice at least two or three
times in the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
he demand is heard that the bond be

the demand is heard that the bond be
kept
The measure desired by the brewers has
passed the house. but is hanging fire in
the senate. If it becomes law the tenn
perance issue in the state will be rendered
more acute than ever II it fails. with
Mr. Kern giving aid and comfort to the
other side the brewers and distillers and
saloonkeepers will charge bad faith and
ingratitude, and make the welkin ring
with denunciation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Beauty Pays.
From the Milwaukee Journal.

The cleaning up of dilapidated and UNI
slightly places in city and making clean
streets. planting trees and flowers. and
using taste in the building of homes, has
the most beneficial effect on the morals
CT a community. The making beautiful
school houses and yards and the decora-
ton Of schoolrooms has it's effect upon
the children. 1t is now conceded that
beauty pays. wherever 1t may be pro-
cured. 1t is a great force in the advance
of civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Ignorance It's Champion.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Child labor has one giant champion.
It is ignorance. Strike down the public
ignorance and child labor will die with
il. The moral power latent In the nation.
once aroused. will sweep az barriers Of
interest away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

A confident feeling exists that when M.
Taft gets ready to talk about the Pana-
ma canal he can display a greater fund
of accurate information than all the mag
azine writer's put together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Local Option Argument.

Though some small revenue may disap-
pear
When temperate customs hold a general
sway,
a man may pay his tax with better
cheer
If it involves no headache for next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Financial Affection.

do you love your enemies?' inquired
the man OF lofty principles
NO" answer Mn Dustin Stax: 81 don't
exactly love 'em. But I appreciate 'em.
My biggest profits have been derived from
people who started in to fight me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Anti-Greek Riots.

From the New York World
Anti-Greek riots I'm an American city
on the eve of Washingtons birthday in
dictate that there are still some particulars
in which the republic has not realized the
ideals Of its fathers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

The multitudes of visitors in Washing
ton can find an abundance of interest
and amusement in the city itself while
waiting for the great auadrennial dis
play to begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
The Strife Of Intellects.

why don't Bliggins and Sniggins let
their children play together any more"
They both think they have the smart
est children on earth and the two families
are accusing each other of plagiarism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
Yellow Peril.

what is your idea of the yellow peril"
The only one I'm afraid Of answered
the comfortable statesman, lis the res
taurant soft-boiled egg"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

1t viii! be a great inaugural procession
in spite of the fact that the cowboy con-
tingent is likely to be less picturesauely
in evidence than 1t was four years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

The absence of jefferson Davis name
from the Cabin John bridge never kept
anybody with an inquiring mind from
knowing what the original inscription
was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
An Athletic Suggestion,

so YOU don't approve of the Marathon
races?"
No" answered Farmer Corntossel
long distance running don't help to fit
folks for practical life. What We want
is trainin' for quick sprint from curb
stone to curbstone in a crowded street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

BY visiting Alaska next summer Mr.
Taft is liable TO tempt some Eskimo cpl
cure to insist on showing what compe-
tent chef can do with walrus outlet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

Castro's present concern Is not with
titles SO much as with the problem of
how to invest s6O,OOOOOO to the best adj
vantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

Suspicious arise that, like other literary
people. Tom Watson tries to say some
thing shocking now and then for the sake
Of the advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

California may be able to go a step fur
Their in the question of Japanese immi-
grafton and help pacify the Nevada legis-
lature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

Hartman hears declarations of war so
frequently that he must feel like resi-
dent in the Balkans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

An admirable example of the money-no-
object school of craftsmanship is pre-
scented by MIR. Knox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

The Cooper trial is showing traces of
''dementia politiciana' or something of
the sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

Fortunately for Mr.. Bryan, he does not
have to wait until 1912 TO book lecture
engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23
THE STAR has . regular ana per1na-
nent Family Giro ulation much more
than the combined circulation Of the
other Washington dailies. A. News
ana Advertising Medium 1t has no
competitor.

trim order to avoid delays on account
Of personal absence letters to THE
GTAR should not be- addressed to any
Individual connected with the ONCE. but
simply to TIE STAR. or to the Editorial
or Business Department. according to
tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-23

The fleet has had many welcomes but
the welcome home was the biggest of
them all.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
S1nbebanoIing MOB
GnoetarmSfrGft.

9 ct Wsbe, iotn afbolbteS ben "a
Sftober 1908 | 2rgeielifabet ! go
ris, meooclte Or. 90. 9i5aro ON ei
intrresiont SiIiGloe, boor en- Wono.
Al gar gammel, Der | TO War bnpot
list at en- onoartet guoetarmsfrpft
bar bIepcn ~beIbrebet peb 9ebanoline
meo beiirefpente og bstlpPnott
8erelItrsmme (Seilaitrsmme). 6ler'
Sirlreer bapoe tilraaoet at lape er
funitia gnbetarmsaabnitg for q
forIpnae bans Sip en- lioen Sio
SmioIertib forisete man Siil9nra'
tion (2pnbebanoling) meo glirlren
Sc Reiultat. Sans geloGrltgbeoel
foriponbt for Stsriteoelen, % bon
ponSt 13 asr. / Srgt. Rette oe
andre SiIiplSe eiper goo Sriino II
at bau6e pan, at Sillgarationen ot
TONNE til at ipile en- b%etpoelig Hou'
/ Sremtiocns areitbebanoline.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
ny 6rubeuIvffe.

On @aserploficn, iom inotraf
@osipeII gruben | Sommeriet Gonn.
tn | S~irsonss, atttages at babe for.
aoriaget Sabet al 90 MenneifeIip,
tibet Der nrres rinse Soab ON, at
mogeu uf De % Munb. ion befanot
fig nebe | 6riiben, on GrpIofionen
funot Steo. enbnii fan bore iIipe.
Tisie go Wnno bar Meolemmer
at ct llnoerisgeliesparti, Tom timber
Superintendent 2osans 2ebeIie Dor
ienbt neo / Grnben for at unberiege
garfagen til en- uoitrsmmenbe ipag
6aslugt, for Dc panIige grbeioerbolo
tinooes at begipe fig paa Irbetbe.
grploiionen itGngte Spgangen fra
@rnben. ina De bar fuIoit9nbie inbe.
ip9rreSe. Reoningsarbeibet idttes
siebIiffelig ipang, men oct bill tage
lang Tio at naa r,eo til benz. Man
bsrte benz fignaIiiere til lanet no
paa Hatten, men iioen bar ma In.
gen 2pb bert, ina man meb goo
8ritno befrngter, at be aIe er bIepne
fpulte al @as.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
WilienS Snohgoelic oper oct
.VDTTc.

ct @Iab / @aibington meooeler
felgenoe uomGrfeoe grempel paa,
bpilfen mGgtig SnolpOelie Sinoei
bar oper ct Menncifes rent fpsiiife
Gilitano. S 8ort Serbs, q. q, par
oet Sipgte I Snlgb, at en- gierr
bopoe piit fig paa ggnen. On Wano
70 aar gammel, bsiet % froget al
8igt, fom en @ften eaaenbe neoaf
8eien, ba ban | Sfumrinsen iaa no.
get benne paa Marfen, iom bar
mente maotte bore gisrnen. "Sar
faitebe fin 9appe og glemte baaoe tn
IIberbom og fin 8iet og Lob lig er
Short til oen n9rmelte Nabo. 90
rem par al ben gumle Slags meo ct
epre en- en- nebre Salpbel. San ret
ben epre SaIpSeI pp, iprang obel
ben neore nleb ct pGIbigt Sprtng oe
prItebe ct goro og TO StoIe." Wan
ben | Suiet flilgte mleb BAN tilbage
~meoferenbe Ell Gile. @isrnen ptitt
fig oa at bore en- SrGihlmp. 9et Ell
bsiit ianoipnIist, at ben gamle Want
life filnbe babe giort, bpab Sfrpffer
Der brep ban til at gisre, ieIu on
man bapbe tiIbuot bam Here Euieno'
Dollars for oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Sriller u~noopenoise.
Spngc Zine bclbrcoes uco at iluttt
meo Saiic.

RauQe GilfpIber oi monqcIiulht
Snn bcpirfc3 peh OoncmrSiig Drug
al aufic.
Set or blcpcn iupt, at / grabieu,
hpor Safe brlgeS | itorc 4uontiteter,
tabcr mango lit Spu / 6~entioorSaI'
bercu,
On Dame ira Ntcru Sericp ~itriper
ont GieuipQoommc % Soite:
"ARin SGn bar | dareniS plaget
meo ooorIiac Zine. San iorisotc
ilcrc SIoQ& @rIger, men uoen Gin.
bring. g~icuLURen iogoe, at ser bar
en- Sell / bans Cine, iom bar p%onifc'
lla at uuo.
San pIeicoe at oriffc Sniic, ION
ri ole Qiurne. % tiliioit ihrtteOe ban
bermc0 % bcannOtc at bruge Eoihlm
0Cttc par for ire Tur ii0cu % bans
CINE bar / ccnnc Gio life plaaci
hanr, heller life bar ban brr0t Bril-
Ter.
Seq nor oItio gIno | Sbe %
auifc, men bIcp tiIii0it iun ncrpeS, al
iea nUitcu life Fumbe it6oe title l9net
nof til az ipiie ct WaoltiS. sri
&icrtc uar / Ell inaOan SiIitano. a
ie9 til cubucr Sto troc0c at flluue %.
"NieOicin gap mig life nogeu Gin
bring, % leo brogtcS upitcu til 6or
tuiIcIic. Oct uar omirent ueo oeunu
Eio. al ri beilntteoe al lutte mel
9oiie % BRUCE Goinlm. oa nj bar Fl
ben peoblcpet hcrmCb. Sea bar III
ell perfect Selbreo, nit Sierte pIo
ger mig life Irngcr % ic9 bar nIorii
isIt beSre | nit Sin.
"Goimm bar opret en- itor @el
iiquelie for os uae, iirr oa for mi,
Ssn oe mig ielp."
Iapuet opaipes oeb Voinm 60
Battle Greet, rid, Cars "Sbe 300
10 @eapiue" | bper Goffe. Ger c
en- @rrmo."
HoacHEHoe lGit up~enitadrHSc SrcU
: st mt oil iurcfOmme ira Sio til al
ben. Ter CT Gsts, imoe % iulbe Z
Snteresie for Isnneifebehen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
MISUNDERSTANDING
al &nofrGft.

9 ct uSenlonoIf Siosfriit mebbe'
Ter en- 2rge fine Meiitltatcr peb Be
BanSIine al arrft meb &ontgen'
Itrnuler. Mnor 3rpft Ioa operflo'
Niat / SuoerL bclbreoes nGiten ale
9iIfrloe nenIig 80 al Jolt SO iii
fGlSe. Hunr arpiter Ioo hpberc,
b~eIbtcSeSeS finn "a fltlOitrnoig nem'
liz 6 al II SiIfplOc, mcoens DC on
ore nritcn ollie bite Ell bctpoeIi9
Sremaone for en- Sib, boorpoo Der
after fom 5iIbo1efalo. 8e bpbere
Iiaaenbc arritIioeIier piite life NOR
inu gunItigt ct ReiuItot, mcontinore
Sc iomtibiB %bebauoIcoes peo Opera
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Spp.us GrScr' sisa.

9e HeItc al @pcnS 8rritcr. cnbeI
sSorretuingsmpuo og unOrc meote
Sirsoags gitcn / GourtblietS lille
Gal for at obcrpeie, on life StotenS
Supc % 9pers 6ororOuinlcr ! man'
ue 5iIiul0er bebre timec 9iennentts'
res her / Secorab, iomt bran Der
bur6e aiereS, for at ~ianSnnne Wis
IiubeScr funbe rctteS. Der boI0teS
flere forte Saler, bI. q. al groieslo'
rernc 6. q. Rreus oa Oscar Siion
iamt al GoItorerne ShmiOt 2orrt'
ion, @iuett pa 0ouna. Gue bar
euiae t. at Silitnnorn bar ioaoan, at
Der bar tiIItrrffcIia @ritno for
NgnaIteIIe, oa at iprIig @pens ling
Dom uroer DC nitpGrenoe Sorboloe
LET Ieoes paa afpeie. Wun mcnte
Serfor, at en- SomneuIutning caer
Organization meo oct fGaeS Wtaol
of forieae at reite poo oct, 'on
pranet er, life oIenc Dor paotrGnet,
men EFT Iiaefrem ariiten' % gorger'
SIiat. Ser beIlutteoeS at orgoti'erc
en- "2au dnb Orber 2eoeue", og ION
miolertioiae Gmbeo8mpno for ncnne
puIates Iep. @iIctt til 8rGiioeut on
S. g. Sustpebt til Sefretpr. Der
palgtes enSpioere Ell erefutip'ao
mite, beftaoenoe al fem WehIcmmer,
remIig 8uTt. Otto Shmibt, Eroi
Oscar SIiou Rep. @iaett, &ep.
0oung ua Or. Zone. Serne aonlitC
nil aierc be nsopenOiac 6orbereoel'
Ter, iua permanent Organization for
foretages peo npite Reoe, Tom Of.
boIocs paa Gourtbuiet Susoog vi
fen Sen lobe 5ebrunr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

s. 6. SicrIeio or fsot | SacfIon
Gountp, @is., I 1868. San tom
peItoper / 1885 90 nehiatte iig !
Gre&co. bpor ban blep @ogbolber hos
Sirmoct Sbompipn & Sobnion
Bros. ) 1889 lit ban MniGtteIie
GreSco linton Saoft9s gonf % for
tIcp ser | s anr. SON flpttebe bo
I'll Gecorob % oronniiereoe Der Na'
tionaI 9nnf Of Gecorob bpis aas'
ierer ban iioen bar b9ret,
Wr. SicrIeio er Ell energiif og
iirIoen Spgtig 6orretningSmonn
9tutionaIbanfen Der bar giort Itor
Brcmanug iioen bcn bIep organize
ret. og Sierleib tilfonmer lin Itorc
anoel al gGrcn berior. San bill
ntpiliomt piie fla at bare lin me
Gtiaiug iulbt poren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Suberfnloicn.

It WenneIfeneS SuuObeo oftc
trlleS iterft al tuberfuleIe aier, bli.
rer mere og mere %aabenbart. Or. 6.
Sdrsoer meooeler iaole0es | Girfit-
lerifrift 0r. lis fra De Sorenebe
StaterS afoeIinesfontroI for Gppe-
apI ON nogIe interesiante llnoerie-
gelier. 5 GirfulGrifriftet finocS
nogle fortrinlige fotografiife giaeoer
al aIimrenSe @elfefisr, Tom ipntes
fulbitpnoig iunbe og bel peo Iagt,
gco nsingtig llnberie9eIie fanot
man. at 40 PCT. al bisie Gpr no
ifiIte Slberfelbaciller | gffsringen,
% bette giper icIpfeGgclig Ell for
roISspiS LET aosans til Snfeftion al
Melfen.
Ruor Iua mango 3isr | tiIIpneIn,
SenSc iunS SiIitnnb fan bore an
orebne al SuberfuIoie, foritoar MOI
bcore Sen ouerraifenbe Statiitif, Tom
Or. ". @urfbarbt pitbliccrebe oper
1852 2iaoobningcr. San fanbt uber
Senipn til Ieosoariaaen, at 81 pot.
al bsoe 0tenneIfcr fretnniite Segr
paa tiSIiQcre eiennemgaaet tliterfu'
los SiScIIe. gn6re S%orlfere, ION
bor urScricgt Ben iarnne Gag. bar
iunbet fra 66-69 PCT. angrebne
Wtou err 6ereiter life lGnge ON oi
reore us, at set life fon bore foe
io~riprbcIi0 mango Wenneifer, bei
ibetbelctoget Tipper for gltgrebet a
SubcrfuIoic. Sc aIlerleite bar CT
eaer anbcn Sang | oipet p9ret an
orcbne. Sareu berpeo er ioineiaI
ScnSe. 9ctnnfer man bcrnGit, a
Wtclfcn life alene Ton inbeboISe Su
berfelbaciaer, men ogiaa DC @dciI
Ter. iom frcmfalber afilte Sormtil
frISc, Gifterit, Sfarlnsensfeber o.
andre Suabomme, iaa foritdar nlni
bc6re, hpor[ebes het gaar til, at 'ec
monoc @arn bortripes at Sormip8
ooume; Seres SsSe beitaar 10 OFT
bopeoiuaclig ai TeIf. Den Sio b.
life pGrc fiernt. 90 ale ap9gbeiGt
ninoer maa undertakes tbnneen IN
be]rtuIinprsue, % De imitteSe On
siebIiffeIia iicrnes fra De ianSe. :
"SmnShe0Sblaoet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Smaaplnf.

s.. :. Wnrib er sienuonrpnt
I'll gciHreiter / Tecornb.
Ole Gesbeim rciItc / SirsbueS
fl RobeI, Rim., / @eiea % 6or'
rctuinaer.
4 6. Srtrn fra Stnrtpooo,
8ab., pur iibTte llsc Der ! 9pen iom
IeSIem al Spnobens airFcrnaO fra
2nciiic IiitriEtet
- Miis Coma Sang, Gottcr al
SIR. % hrs. go. SouR. IiQaer iorti.
Zen ipa pan 9enret Garm n%or0enior
@urr Sof, bpor brH bar bolbt Sfol2
| Stntcr.
- Superpiior q. 8. Scmea. &c.
Ter 4. 2o'cr o. @per Spcricn rciItc
forri1e llar til Seas for at &c pno
SouO. @cr. Z. Doe, iom irIaer 2onS
btrncNc lcOioQer &m.
- GIcr. Gear, iom bar cphoIot
iI8 hItnumc itHen iGr &rtJ. rriitc Ger.
NcR til GbicnQo. hucr ban bur iuact
%n'rttcIie i CofEou0 9atioMI @anf.
'om nnIio bLe0 fiebt al Robert &one5.
{. ). 8ciiCr5 Spogcr.
- $oban @udrc iom iu0tiI for
nnIig par Gier Al cpriuQ Bropt
Creamery, beQif / IrcNuQa ScIpmorr
rcN at bGrQc iiQ I lin Ho0cboaniuf
ser / @pcn. Gfoeoc uor omtrent &C
Mar anmmcI % citcrIoScr ijR aout
% ct Roru en- Iotter. AiofNe poi
ri UcIitoacHoc % pelogtct @iono.
- Ir. ". RoucIitoN % Suitru
fro GIqin. 81, cr Ncnnc lloc Der.
pppc FOR at beige FIN Scn. Qro'rSior
q. @&. HoOeIitao peS 2uther college
Otr. RopeIitco or iom bcticuNt Gbc
for Get oper belle &luoct noprQictnJ
S~ltUclcsTrma NoueIitoo @roS. / 81
gin. Iette CT hans og hams Slitru.
ierite Giiit / Gecoroh. DC TOM Der
til ira RortbHeIo, h0or ire at ocrc.
Semrer er GIeoer Oeo Ct. GIni Sol
Ic9e.
- Si6ite 2eronq I6sneoe al Sic.
| Soma Riper. Store Masier q
So iIso Ipitigt ueboper Chen. o.
itnI pGre ierite Sang pon oUcr 8
aar, al Sien er Issnet i Suuuor Iac
neb. Get er forreiten life bare @tpr
bette at Sieu foripiuSer. 9penS 81
bnn6Iere bap6e nenIIia euouu life Il
gret uof til al foripne line almbt
me6 So Sommeren oper, og BET
mere eno tpiIiomt, on Der bIir iii
telig SIS poa Chen berefter | 9inter
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Sanfeiprog.

9aatalelie er en- @ift, lom pirfer
~oe6eIist | inlaa 3oier.
Oct err en- Brspe for ct Wenneife.
bierte, ON BET fan ie fine Senner ont
aipne al @lans og 9ersmmelie uoen
at fsIe Den ringeite @rao al Wisun.
belle.
Den Itarfe er mGgtigit alene.
Den mpgtigite er ben, iom bar Jig
ieIp | fin Magt.
2open er mGetis, men Tsben er
m9gtigere.
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$. 6. SjerIeio.


Com fsr nrpnt / glnoet, bIcp $.
6. SierIeib Der nf gpen forIeoen
nonrprt til Gntionalbonf. Gromino'
for % bill mc6 oct aaerfsrite ooer'
tnae fin npe Stiaine. vt oenne llo'
nupnelie npffer a%lntinoelig Sil'
ireoshco .bIunot Mr. SierleiSS man.
ae 9cnner / Gecorab, er ielpiagt,
men oct err COG life bare Der ! gpcn,
of man finder, at 8oleet Der er falot
poa ben rette @ano; bIanbt 5ag'
mrito opcralt, hnor Mr. Sierleio er
ficnbt, or Der FIN en- Iening ON ben
Gag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Yrut 4. q. ailsahl, geitnrer

Trot 3. y. 9ilbabl, geitprer al
ct. Slaf College, logger paa Del
ipenife SoipitaI / minneapolis. Eao
2Geers 2aab bar ban miolertibia
neolagt tit arbeioe. Sans Tlan Ell
efter ire Tigers Spbolo peb Soipita-
let at tase fig en- leneere Snile peS
StiGebapsfpiten. Oct err Speran'
ftrehgelie, iom bar neobriiot bans
arait; 2egen flyer, at fitIoitGnoia
SpiIe fra alt aanbsarbeibe bill gisre
BAN bra igien. Goleget beitpres
grof. aiIoabIs SrupGr at Grcf. g.
q. Sdmiot.