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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
RetiCent as to Accepting the
Ambassador to
Mexico.
NE PROBABLY WILL ACCEPT
Interview by Eastern Papers, Al
though Non-Commital, Saying he i
a Newspaper Man, Not Journalist,
Position Want be Vacant for a Year

OMAHA, April 1.-THE World
Herald this morning prints follow
ing:
When was in Washington. six
weeks ago, the President told me |
could be Ambassador to Mexico If |
wanted the place, but ! don't think !
want it. ! am newspaper man. not
journalist. mind ou; a newspaper
man, and / nae never held political
office in my life"
That's what Harvey Scott, editor
Of the Portland Oregonian. told the
World Herald last night just after
the overland limited pulled into the
Union station.
"But il has not been formally offer
ed to me yet" added Scott. @and how
can | refuse to accept place under
those conditions7 | do not know just
what / would do If it were offered.
but am inclined to think would
refuse"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
Due 10 the Increase In the Price
oiAFIOur Incident to Wheat
Bread Prices Must Rise
REPORT FROM OTHER CITIES
Cause Is Attributed to Bulling Wheat
Market In Chicago Causing Unpre-
cedented Rise in Prices With Prob
ability Of Another Increase.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE bakers
OF this city are confronted with extra
ordinary conditions incident to the
immense rise in wheat which has sent
-four soaring above normal prices.
Flour in this city is now quoted at
$3.50 and It is stated that within
week under present conditions, il will
90 to $40. II is also stated that there
Is a shortage for the mills and a
number Of them, especially in Mime
sofa. the great -four milling state, will
be closed down. The price Of bread
has been raised to 8 cents per loaf
and viii probably go to seven next
week
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
ABOUT CROSS EYED MAN.
Friends Say He Murdered Wrong
Man BY Mistake.


FRANKFORT, Ky, April 1.-THE
application for the pardon by George
Kellum, a life convict, which Cover
nor Wilson has refused, was based on
peculiar plea, 1t is claimed that
when he grows excited his eyes be-
come crossed, and that he was in
this condition when he shot at negro
at whom he was looking directly,
and killed Will Reed the crime tor
which he is now serving sentence,
Governor Wilson said Kellum intend
ed to kill and that a man who will
kill his best friend while looking at
another man is too dangerous to turn
out Of prison,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE in
crease in the price Of -four is Great
ing considerable uneasiness in this
city. Under the laws Of the state,
the weight Of loaves OF bread are
regulated. Bakers announce tonight
that commencing Monday prices for
loayes Of bread viii be increased two
cents. This will be felt mostly by the
poorer classes and will work hard
ship on large number Of poor
people.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
CENTENNIAL OF METHoDIsM

VINcENNES, Ind April III
Plans have been completed for an
elaborate celebration Of the centen-
NAL OF Methodism in the city OF Vim
ecnnes. the church having been estab'
llshed here in the year 1902 The
celebration will begin tomorrow and
continue through the week Among
the participants win be Bishop Spell
meyer Of ST. Lopis, Bishop David
Moore Of Cincinnati and several other
noted churchmen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


SEATTLE, Wash, April 1.-THE
season Of the reorganized Northwest
ern League was opened today With
Vancouver playing at Tocoma. Aber-
deem at Spokane and Portland at
Seattle. Good prospects exist tor 2
successful season. Since the close Of
last season the circuit has been made
compact by Portland taking over the
franchise which. was held by Butte,
The change has reduced the mileage
and also increased the population of
the circuit. The season will continue
until Oct. 3, the schedule providing
for 100 games.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
DYNAMITE GALORE.

WASHINGTON. April l7.-More
than nine million pounds Of dynamite
will be required for work on the Pan
anna Canal in the coming fiscal year,
according to estimates Of division
engineers in charge Of the excavation
Bids will be opened shortly for the
purchase Of this explosive which, i IS
estimated, viii cost about $l,OO0,O0O
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
HARVARD BEATS COLUMBIA.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April ~ =
With powerful and finished stroke
the Harvard varsity crew defeated the
weaker and less expert crew from CO.
mmbia on the Charles river today by
six full lengths in a race Of six miles
Twenty thousand people witnessed
the contest which was never in doubt
after FIRST minute,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
RACING AT SALT LAKE.
Horses Leaving The Santa Anita
Tracks For New Field.

SALT LAKE, April l7.-AlI, pre-
parations for the race meet 10 be
held here from May q to July z,
under the auspices Of the Utah Jock
ey lub are practically completed and
the meeting will be the biggest thing
OF lis kind ever held in the Inter
mountain region. To make Salt Lake
ity one Of the great racing centers Of
the country the Jockey Club proposes
10 build a mile track near the city,
a hne club house, grandstand pad
dock, and the like, the complete
track to cost the club between $3.50
900 and 100000.
The Getaway special" from Santa
Anita Park, California, to this city
will leave Santa Anita next Thursday
and will consist Of eight palace horse
cars, a sleeper, diner and chair car
for the benefit of the horsemen. More
than 500 Of the best horses that have
been racing on the coast will be here
10 participate in the meeting The
lowest purse will be $3.50 and the
highest $1,000. Purses awarded dur
ing the meet will aggregate $4,000.
General Manager w. w Finn Of
the Utah Jockey Club is here super
intending the improvements. P. P
pomeroy OF Chicago. who acted as
Judge al Santa Anita, will occupy Of
hciate as starter. Instead Of the
New York system Of bookmakine
Manager Finn has decided TO use
books and states.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
DIED AT HIS POST.

NEW YORK, April H.-Although
he knew he was dying, James kler-
nan. motorman on the fourteenth
Street crosstown surface line re-
NAMED at his post until his car pas
sed his bridge house, then he stag
gered to the porch and died Kier-
nan was 3S years old and had suffer
ed from heart trouble for some time,
When he started on his last run from
the East river terminus yesterday
afternoon he told his conductor that
he thought the end was near, but that
he would remain at the controller un-
til he arrived at his room.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

HELENA, Mont, April l7.-Judge
Hunt toda yappointed Cornelius
Hedeen and f. H. Walters receivers
Of the Bald Butte Mining Company,
representing majority and minority
interest respectfully. 1t was one Of the
most famous Montana gold produc-
ers and paid upwards Of million
dollars in dividends. The action was
taken at the instigation Of Boston
creditors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
WANTED THEIR BEER.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, April IL
The 1910 saengerfest Of the North
west bund, which was to have been
held in Omaha, has been declared off
because Of the law which win close
the saloons in that city early in the
evening. II is believed the meeting
will be given TO St. Paul MINI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
FRoM MoUNTAIN

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, April
wv. G. Garner Of this city has
returned from Mount San Jacinto,
and reports internal rumblings heard
SO distinct that he was aroused from
his sleep. Mount San Jacinto is an
extinct volcano. Some years ago,
after heavy rumblings had been heard
an earthquake at San Jacinto destroy
ed buildings and several Saboba In
dians. The mountain overlooks Inn
perial Valley, where earthquakes
were felt Thursday night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

CHICAGO, April l7.-Harey W.
Scott. editor Of the Portland Oregon
ian, whose name has been reported IN
connection with the Ambassadorship
to Mexico, arrived here today. When
asked as to the reported offer Of the
position to himself, Mr.. Scott said:
"This appointment could not take
place until nearly a year hence. Then
it may be time to talk about it"
Despite Mr.. Scotts reticence, It Is
known that President Taft has ex-
pressed to the Pacific Coast visitors
who have called upon him desire
more fully to recognize that section
Of the country in making his appoint
ments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
WIRELESS TELEPHONES.

PORTLAND Ne. April 1.-THE
islands OF Casco Bay which hereto
fore have been isolated-so far as tel
ephone connection is concerned. have
the distinction of inaugurating the
FIRST wireless telephone system in the
world. -Four out Of thirty stations
that are to connect the island with
the city have Just been opened.
Owing to the rocky bottom and
swift tides in the bay it has been i'm
possible to lay wires for the ordinary
telephone.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
JUDGE HUNT COMING.

HELENA. Mont, April l7-United
States District Judge Hunt announc-
Cd today that on April 81 he would
leave for San Francisco where for six
weeks he will sit on the appellate
bench Of the appeals division. He
will 90 BY the way Of Portland close
up there what is known as the land
fraud cases,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
TEXAS LEAGUE STARTS.

HOUSTON, Texas, April l7.-Un-
der conditions pointing to the banner
wear in the history Of the organiza-
ton the season Of the Texas League
was opened today, to continue until
Sept. s The teams lined up for the
opening game as follows; Oklahoma
City at Dallas, Shreveport at Fort
Worth, San Antonio al Galveston and
Waco at Houston.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

WASHINGTON, D, c. April l7.-
The Broiler Of the Gridiron Club
that famous organization Of newspa-
permen, was kept busy tonight serv-
ing wit and humor at special din
ner, complimentary TO the new ad'
ministration. The dinner was given
in the banquet hall of the new Viii
lard. Care was taken that prominent
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
BREAD LoAvEs SMALLER.
In Chicago Short Weights Said To
Be Given.

CHICAGO, April i7-city Sealer
HIGHLANDER has begun canvass to
ascertain the weight Of loaves Of
bread sold BY dealers throughout ths
city. Owing TO litigation over the
citv ordinance requiring bakers 70
give full weight loavesfo customers,
Mr.. Kiellander is powerless to begin
prosections but he announces that the
data he obtained would be used in a
further effort TO prevent bakers from
selling short weight bread.
Several months ago Judge Windes
held that the bread ordinance was
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
MARATHON BICYCLE RACE.

NEW YORK, April i7.-With the
sanction of National Cycling Associa-
ton, the FIRST bicycle Marathon race
on record win be run here June IS.
An amateurs in this country and
abroad are eligible Nearly one hun
dred prizes will be offered,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
DINNER IN
GRIDIRON CLUB
Special Dinner in Honor Of President Iaft--Many
Notable Newspapermen Were Present

men in the public eye got all that was
coming to them in the way Of thrusts
and jabs and the great assemblage
was kept in constant uproar, Presi-
dent Taft was there, so was Speaker
Cannon, members Of the diplomatic
corps, senators, representatives and
men high in the industrial and hnan-
cial world. Among the speakers was
Senator Chamberlain Of Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
WILL BE CONFIRMED
NEXT MONDAY
Senate Judiciary Committee Will Probably Confirm
Appointment Of Judge Bean as Federal Judge

extent upon the return Of Senator
Bourne who is expected to arrive in
Washington Sunday 1t is said the
usual formality will not be adhered
to, there being no objections to the
confirmation, and both the Oregon
Senators as well as the representa-
tiyes are known to be favorable to
Judge Beans appointment
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
JOE JEANETTE DEFEATS
SAM M'VEY
FIFTY ROUND FIGHT FOR A
PURSE OF SIX THOUSAND
DOLLARS.

PARIS, April l7.--In the greatest
fight witnessed in France since John
/. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell
fought at Chantilly in 1888, Joe Jean
ette Of New York defeated Sam Nc
Vey Of California tonight in So
round finish fight McVey had the
best Of it up to the 40th round. Nc
Vey's seconds threw up the sponge
in the sOth round. The fight was for
a purse of $1,000, Both are colored.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

unconstitutional and an appeal was
taken BY the city 10 the Supreme
Court. A decision Is expected from
that tribunal within the next few
weeks, and II Judges opinion is sus-
tained Mr.. HIGHLANDER proposes to
urge the passage Of new ordinance,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

LOS ANGELES. April 1.-THE
bakers in, this city can no longer sell
a five.cent loaf OF bread but will make
26-ounce loaves and sell them for 10
cents. The wholesale prices will be
i3 loaves for a dollar Advance in
-four is attributed as the cause.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

WASHINGTON, D. C, April IL
While the senate Judiciary committee
has not acted on the nomination of
Judge Bean to the Federal judgeship
in Oregon, II is probable that the sub
committee TO whom such nomina.
tions are referred viii report next
Monday. This depends to a great
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
BAR ROOM ETIQUETTE"
Treated Man Drank Before Saloon
Keeper Had Poured Out

CHICAGO, April l7.-Because he
failed to observe rule Of bar room
etiquette, Herbert F, Milk occupies a
cell in police station, He drank his
liouor before w. J, Groth, saloon
keeper, who was treating, had poured
ont his own drink and fight ensued
in which the host it is alleged was
stabbed several times by Milk,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

BERLIN. April IA special dis
patch to the Frankfurter Zeitung
from Constantinople says that 10 of
fers Of the war academy have been
assassinated and that Izzet Fuad
Pasha has also been assassinated at
the palace. A dispatch to the Lokal
Anzeiger says, 200 officers of the war
academy have been murdered and all
of the officers of the guard cavalry
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
STANFORD WINNERS.

BERKELEY, Cal, April l7.-In a
contest prolonged until dark the ath-
letes of Stanford University won the
annual track and field meet from the
University Of California today Go to
I6
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
YESTERDAYS BALL SCORES.

At Portland Portland 9, Saera-
mento T.
Az San Francisco-San Francisco
2, Los Angeles 3.
At Vernon-Vernon l. Oakland =
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18

PARIS, April 17.-Dispatches from
Constantinople state that two British
warships have arrived at Beiska Bay
near the Darderelles. A Russian
squadron is cruising in the Black Sea
off the Bosphorous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
Northwest League.

At Spokane--Aberdecn 4, Spokane
2,
At Seattle Portland 2, Seattle s.
AT Tacoma Vancouver 0
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-18
GAMBLING RAID
IN PORTLAND
Private Detectives Round up a
Bunch Of Sure Thing Gamb.
lers Caught In Act.
IN DEFIANCE or the POLICE

Rsportsd That Gambling Has Been
Carried on Openly Under Eyes Of
Police Without Molestation and In
Defiance Of Law. Order, Dseensy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Specialpaleet iNIabama

Brobibitionsbepegelien / IIabama
bar mo SpecialuaI9et / WouoogS
Iiot ct ganife oIoorligt aibrGf, ibet
set io~reilaoeOe TrobibitionStiQn9 til
StotcuS aonititlrtion al &Glqerne er
bIepet iorfoitet meo Ell Maioritet al
meaem $4,000 og 10000 Stcmmer.
GaIget fan bog life, bcoer set / ct
TreSIctclegrom ira Birmingham, be-
troqte$ iom eli oigiort Intis Rrobi.
bitionsieir pao @rrro al Ben periou.
Iiqe GoIitif, iom i~ub6lnl6cs / &olg.
tampaqueu. Men beSuaatct onr set
aonife mprfeligt bpor gonIfe oImiu.
OcIiQ Stemmiugen moo GiuG9get bar
oucr belc Stotcn. HeiuItotet cr Ser
for bIcpct billet meo itor % uImin,
0clig Ellbcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Settler @ilbeIm aobneSe / Cir

Settler @ilbelm aabne6e / Sirs.
bags ben tpife Higsoas peb perionlig
at opl9ie Srontalen. 0enne bauo.
lebe o9ientlig ON inbenrigife Snger,
og blanbt De pietigere Sing bar en-
MeobeIelie ON, at Hegieriugeu bapbe
uoarbeioet Sorilag til en- ~l(opioelle
af g seforiifringen for a~rbeiosfolf;
ligeiaa Ifuloe Der oprettes ct Soriif'
ringsoeien til Sorbel for afoeoe ar.
beiberes efterlaote tr9ugenbe Sami.
lie. On SreniagtSforbunoet uotalte
ban: Seq n9rer oct Saab, at De ire
aIierebe @agter (Spiflanb, Otter
rig og Stalien) bill peobli at lamar
beibe % BRUCE fine 8rGfter til line
Soils 2pffe og geliPro og til Sire
bens geporelie. - &igSoagens Iab.
ming foreeif meb De ~iGboanlige bsi-
tibeIige Gerentonier. &igsoagsmeo-
lemmerne - unotagen Socialiiterne,
Ser iom panIig bolot Jig borte =
iamIeoes | Slottets "bbibe SoI".
Saoinort De bar fommet til SGbe,
traabte TO SeroIoer inc, bIpienbe e,
Sanfare, og eiter Dem fulgte aeiie-
rem, Tiesfanileren, beie SoiembebS-
m9nb O.. I. b. Gfterat Geiieren bap-
Sc lat fig paa Sronen, mobtog ban
fra IigsfnniIerens Saono Sronta.
len, iom ban oplGite meo bei Gsit.
Sa bette par aiort, og bet ~feiierlise
Sslee babe forIaot Salen, begao
Gigsbagsmenoene iis til Iigsbags-
bpgningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
1lelion paa Def.

Senator &utte geIion bar blanot
Be ioritc iii at inotnae lin 9loos oeo
ao]ugrc3ieu2 Sommeutrroeu / Sus.
Gags, MfuHoog bnpbe ban en- IGn.
acre aouicrancc mco IrGiiocnteu /
oct NUioe Su&, men bpoO bereS Sam.
tale 0rcicOe ii9 ON, pes man life, %
ban ingeu nUrmere SpIpSning bar
billet gtue oeSaugnocube.
San bar heller life ppret pinig til
at uOtole iig uErmcrc ON rogen al
be oigtigere Soger, Ser mliIigcns piI
bli iorbonOIeOe poo uproprcnSe Son.
ores. aln ioa mcget bar ban label
iig iorlp6e me0, at ban life troeoe. al
ner pilbe bli giort noqet ibGroiQcre
6orisg pao at ioo en- M GoIorepiiion
iitano paa oenle Sc2iiou.
Senotoreus Suitru "a Cater ben.
teOcS at oufomme iii @aibinaton /
Gluten al llgeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Sra uolanoet.
Sertns aarl sbeObOr at gapern


Sertns aarl sbsobor af 8asern
'afsif / 3irSoass peo 9sben | 9ap.
reutb al en- Npreipsoom. Weo BAN
er en- al De 9bleite os tiaise merle
Iisite SfiffeIier bIanot be tpife 6pr.
iteil9gter blet borte. San bIanoeoe
fig aIbrig t 8oIitif, os @Iimmer og
Stas bso BAN imob; berimoo al.
penote ban fin Sib, fine Guner os
fine Mibler til of gisre gobt. san
ihioereoe Meoiein og bIen en- meget
fremragenbe SpeciaIiit | Gienipg-
bomme; ban pebliseboIot flere pri-
bate Soipitaler, bpor fattiee ipse
bIep bebanoIet frit, 90 ban gioroe
meget for at inbfsre ianitGre SCRIBE
orinser / gsnoernes Stem / SieIo.
bpsberne. Sans SamiIie bar peret
biemiset al mango uIpffer. Gen enc
al bans SsItre, Geiierinoen al Otter
rig, bIep iom befienbt mnroet / @enf,
og en- anoen Softer, Sertuginoen al
alencor, miitebe 2inet UNDER ben
itore @aiarbrano | Yaris for noele
slar iiben. Sertugen fpI0te | Iuguit
20 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Stor STREET,.

Som SsIge af, at Sernbanerne
bar afIlaaet beres SorIongenoe ON
9snSpaalGg 90 andre S~orbebringer
at fine aaar, bar Sporifiiterne pao
iamtIiee 9auegaaroe mellem Spil'
lingbperne og Stiqebapsfpiten oa
melem Spi1ingbperne % 8uIutb %
Superior | Sirsbaes siort Streif.
Se noeisr tiIiammen omtrert 1900
Wanb. =.
Streifen omfatter ale Sporififterc
| ct. 8ni,l 90 W~inneapoIis, Duluth,
Sitperior, Seattle, Tacoma, Spofane
90 Interchangeable Stationer paa DC
norboeitIiee 8%aciiicbaner % poo
Soosgauen I'll Den f%anaoiife @rpnie.
Den eiGIber ale ganer, Ser bar III
Gnbe. eIler llbgangspmft | SpiGing.
bperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03

eiiirn, iom life bIir andre SoIf til
SeI2 BONNER gnberion | 9iltrici
OF GoIumbias &eieiteret bar | glnIeb.
ming nf oct pasiereoe taeet Srbet for,
at ale Sfilsmisieiaeer bsr bebanb.
les for aabne Gsre, % Tresien er |
DC fIeite SiIfGIbe etig meb bam beri.
Ga naar pi Der taller ON Hresien,
iaa tGrifer pi llet life nRrmeit paa
be guile" gIabe; tbi bisie bill altib
%ioritaa at ifoffe fig Stof til ct Gen.
iationsm,mer | en- Zig Sag peb at
gaa Grpepeie % gogtrapper, 90
inar De Tibet eIler intet at pioe, iaa
er De epet | BEN &l,nit at Iaoe Sfan.
ooIer al ingentins. Gen mere reipef-
table Gel al beu nmerifanife GreSie
iorfG9ter life SfiIsmisier for aabne
Sore for at faa noget at ifribe ON;
tbi Ger er nof at ifriue ON a%ai9epel;
men ben bppoer, % meb iiilo &et, at
sGgteIfabet er Dor pigtigite og for
nemite Snititution, % Oct er 10 s@g'
teifabet, iom er i~noolperet | enbper
SfiIsmisieiog. Iaar bet blir iaa let
og ligetil of faa SfiIsmisie Tom /
set foreIig9cnbe Sili9lbe, iaa er Der
aoo 8ruuo til at tro, at sggteifabet
iom SSrititition Iioer beroeo. Get
aaor life Der oil at paaberoabe ZIG,
at Soils 8rioataffGrer life fommer
Ofientliebeben peo; tbi unoer ON.
ItGnoiqbeber iom bisie er en- Sfils'
mise life blot % bart Ell Tribat'
ut gisrc ben Raaitano er at
uiie aIt for flor Senipnsfulobeo moo
letiinSige Wenneifer, iom al mere
eaer minSre i~ipprbige @ep9ggrunoe
inoganr 9ggteifah en- Dag og lsber
fra binonben ben n9ite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
&oreanerens Yoreea9nsbat

Sprit Stos poloiomme 0eo bar
ginet ct italienif gIab Inleontna til
at minoe ON cen Iengit foriplmbne
Sib, ba aoreanerne enonu bar Ell
frieerif og euentprlpitent SoIf os life
blot foritoo at fore en- &linge, mem
o9iaa meo 2pit brog Sperbet af
galgen for ct gobt Srb.
SereS aampmo0 gift tilii6it - for.
teller 8laoet - oper aue @rgnier,
Der bleo iluttelig iaa mango Spefan1-
pc, Sperfalb og blooige Stribigbeoer,
at aeiieren beiIuttebe fig til at ffribe
mo, og ban fanot ba paa ct meset
eien6ommeligt Iiooel til at benpe
fine l(nberiaatterS StribsIpit.
Gn ifien Dag uOitebte ban nemIig
ct 9efret, bporeiter ale &oreanere
fremtioig fun maatte piie Jig paa Ga.
oerne meo oen fautaItiifc, bsie Sopeo-
beoGfnirg, ionr ri fienoer bl. a. fra
9iQeber paa foreonife 9lomiterpaier.
Gnonu / bore Gage ices 6enne Sat
life ioa iiGlOcn; men III er ben af
9antNls, Stroa eler 2Prreb; oprin.
oelia bar 6en imi0lerti0 al Gorcel-
len, og set bar Itrengt forbrbt at
tages &atten al paa @a0en, ligeiom
enbper, Der log Den / Stpffer, lib'
iatte Jig for itreng Strnf.
Slide oe Itri0barc Goreanere mi
frpbie alinger meo biuanOeu, bapoe
be @alget imeaem at faa Satten
ilaaet / Stpffer peo oct fsrite Stsb
eler ferit at tagt Den al; men | beg
&c SiliGloe uoiottc De Jig for at blipe
opbageoe % anmelbte al en- al Seize.
rens @genter, og ioa funoe man
gisre iiffer Teaning paa minbit 80
Slag Stoffeprpsl; for gientagen
S%pertrGoelie par 9sbsitraf enbba
life iiGloen.
GorceaGnsbatten gicrbe set Ga ef-
terbaanoen al meb aoreanernes fri.
geriife Temperament, ifriper set ito
Iienife glob; men set er BOG iiffert
SperbripelIe, naar glaoet bill sipe
ben ifrsbelige Sooeobebpfntng gne-
ffplSen for, at oct ~foreanife Solf er
blepet ct iaa ilspt og blsoaetigt SoIf,
iom oct MI er.