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The Washington times., 1910-02-25

lax the possibility of insolvency may at
any time be realized.
We recall that something more than
year ago Comptroller Murray made
himself extremely unpopular for his
frank criticism of the methods of, the
national bank examiners. The bank
failure at Cambridge would seem to in
dicate that it is time for Mr. Murray
to gather his subsOrdinates around him
once mora and to deliver himself of
even more emphatic language than that
which proved so annoying year ago.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

To the Editor Of The washingtea Times:
Dear sir: With simply a wanton OBJ
Ject to join in spreading the salve, will
say that in your paper Of today 1 read
where the Saint Die Society Of New
York wants a statue erected 20 the
memory OF Matthias Riugmann. an Al
satan poet. whom they claim 10 have
been the manner Of this country.
As a hoy I learned from my father
that this country was called America
after America Vespucci, a Florentine,
which have always regarded as an IN
justice TO the memory OF Christopher
Columbus
! have also leaned that Alexander Won
Humboldt considers that the general
adoption Of the word America arose
from its having been introduced into a
work on topography. published IN 1907.
Win we ever know the truth Of any
thing? Yours truly,
AMOS HADLEY.
Washington. D. c, Eeb. z. 1910.
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Miss Mary Chew and
Charles D. Walcott, Jr..
Lead Runners.
Enthusiastic Participants In
Lenten Sport Arrange
for Second Event.

One Of the most I.ovel entertainments
Of the Lenten season so Tar, vas the
pedestrian paper chase through Rock
Creek Park yeste oday, in which a mum
ber Of prominent young society folk
IN diplomatic and official circles par
ticipated.
The run was started from the home
Of Mr.. and Ms. charles II. l. John
ston. ia woodl,y lane. at $50 o'clock,
and following tho picturesque route ar
ranged by the - sres.f Miss Mary Chew
and Charles D. WAicott, IT.. ended there
again about 5 o'clock, in time for tea.
Mrs. Newlands. wife Of Senator New
lands. presided at the tea table Tor
Mrs. Johnston. who was among the run
nels.
So enthusiastic over the sport are the
participants thes they have arranged
for another run fee Saturday afternoon,
March 5. the party to start from the
country home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
J. Bell. in Woodiey Lane.
ln the company which followed the
trail along the stream and across
country were Miss Laura Merriam and
Miss Mary Hopkins. who led the wo-
men az the finish; Mr.. and Mrs. John
ston. Mrs Nirginius DabneE, the Misses
Perkins Miss Marian Wise, Miss Alice
Whiting, Miss EUdCra Glover, Miss Ger
trude Williams. Miss Glayds Hinckley,
Miss Frances NOyes, Miss Amyllta Tai
bot. Miss Olga Roosevelt: Lee McClung,
Treasurer Of the United States, and
Henri Martin. Of tho swiss legation. who
led the men, Count Cgglas, OF the SWed-
ism legation. Raron Hardenbroek. OF
the German embassy Representative
Peters, Charles J. Bell. jr., Franklin E.f-
Us, Mr.. White and Prof A Piatt An
drews.
Guests Of the Secretary Of War and
Mrs Dickinson AT dinner last evening
were tte Ambassador Of France and
Nine Jusserand, the Ambassador OF
Japan and Baroness CChida, the SeCre-
tary or the Navy ana Mrs Meyer, the
Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs Bal
hnger, Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson.
Mr. ana Mrs. hugh Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs John HAYS Hammond. and Mr. and
Ms J. J. Nertree7.
The Military Attache Of the German
Embassy and p ne. vCn LlvoniuS were
dinner hosts last evening. having as
their guests tGs Minister Of Switzerland
and Nine. Ritt n. Senator and Mrs. Elk
ms, Brig. GeTl- and Mrs. Clarence r
EDWARDS, Ltr and Mrs. James Marion
Johnston AR and Mrs Thomas T. Car
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Legare, Miss
-e'it-l0stiLlr anu AANAeAeIlL Be- eEldrEE
q aftaires Of thc Turkish embassy.
=
Mrs. Isador Grosner. Sfter spending
several weeks IN Atiantie City. is now
visiting IN New York for short stay,
before sturninC home
The Thursday Night Euchre Club met
st the residence Of Mrs. Louis New
myer, Of the Avon. The guests were
Mrs. Julia LucEs- Mrs. Samuel Ben
singer. Mrs. Z Strasburger. and Mrs.
Fannie Merfeldt, OF York, Pa.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell viii receive
tomorrow afternoon.
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Paper Chase in Rock Greek Park
Inaugurated by Folk of Young Set
Secretary Wilson Host
AT Last Cabinet Dinner

The fast Of the Cabinet dinners in
honor Of the President was given last
night Al the New W Hard with the
secretary OF Agriculture. James NJ. VII
son as host Miss Flora Wilson. daugh-
Yer OF the Secretary. came down from
New York 10 act as hostess for her
Mrs Taft was represented by her sis
ter Mrs. Thomas X LaughHn, Of Pitts
burg, who accompanied the President
The other guests were the Speaker and
MISS Cannon, Senator and Mrs DoIliver,
senator and Mrs. Cummlns, Senator and
MIS- Root senator and Mrs. Brown,
senator and Mrs. Smoot, Representa-
I'VE and sirs- Mann. Representative and
HIdI' Representative and Mrs. McKin-
neys Representative Lamb and Miss
Lamb, Representative and Mrs Pickett
Representative Walter T. Smith, Mr. and
MIS-. behchan Cameron, Of Raleigh. y.
t-s MT and Mrs. fsavergne w Moves
OF Chicago; Mr. and Mrs Florence Fox.
oL Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Blum, Of Philadelphia: Mrs Elmer E.
BACK. Of New York; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Johh' a. Stewart, OF New York; Mr.. and
MS Hoyt Sherman, Of Utah: Mr. and
Mrs John B. Henderson, Mrs. Stanley
Matthews, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Capt.
Archibald " Butt, and Jasper Wilson.
=
Representative and Mrs. John w.
Dwight FSere dinner hosts last evening,
asking their guests 10 meet the Vice
president ana Mrs. Sherman. In the
company were the German Ambassador
and Countess Won BernstOrf. the Post
master General, Representative and Mrs.
Lowden. Mr.. and Mrs Truman H New
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. and Miss
Catharine Cameron,
The British second secretary and Mrs
ii. " Konnsrd had a company dining
Third Assistant Secretary OF State and
Mrs Chandler Hale, Lieut. and
Mrs. T. = Grant. third. Mrs. Burton
Harrison, Miss Maud Wetm0Fe. Miss
FreWen. Of England. MOTetOn FreWen
Of England Prof. A FiaJt Andrews, and
Reynolds HIT
The Minister OF Norway and Nine
GUIDE were the honor guests Of Dr.. and
Mrs- Fremont Smith az dinner last even
ing
Gen ARSon Mills had as his guests
at dinner last evening Mr. Justice Har-
Ian, Senator Bailey, Senator Scott. Gen
eral JohnstOne, General Young, General
Aleshire. General Allen. General Stern
berg. General Reid, Representative
champ Clark. Representative DENLY,
Representative Hull Representative
Smith Of Texas Major Smiley Major
Stanley, Major Hopper. and Commander
Reamey-
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Mrs. r. Harris and daughters. Nj S.
Lillian Harris and Mrs David R Pcs
Her. VINO have spent the past month i'm
Atlantic City. are the guests OF Mrs
Philip King. OF the Imperial apartment
for a few days. before returning 20 New
York
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Theaters.

Mathematician Drew, in ''Inconstant
George" 8:l5 p. m
BelascO-Dustin Farnum, in Cameo
Kirby" $40 p. m
Columbia-De Wolf Hopper. in "A Mat
inee IDOL S:15 p. m.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville, Sis D. m.
Academy-"Three Weeks. SIS p. m.
Gayety-"The Ginger Girls SIS D. m.
I.yceum-"Pat Whites ,Gaiety Girls, -
Sis p. m
Casino-Continuous vaudeville and mo-
tion pictures.
Majestic Motion pictures and vaude-
vile, 10 IL p. m.
Masonic Auditorium-Motion pictures
and vaude lille. 7;S0 to 1890 p. m
The Arcade Midway and other attSac-
~ ~ ~ ~ 8 5sssssSSS -
(The Times VIII he pleased 70 sn-
-nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column, Phone or write announce
ments)
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
In the Mail Bag

The Times will accept for PubIi-
cation in its Mail nag columns,
short, Vigorous letters on questions
of public interest. 1t cannot un-
derta<e TO publish letters exceed
ing ESQ words, and reserves the
right rigidIy TO condense eommu-
nications which are of greater
length. Letters must contain the
name aRd address of the writer,
but these will not be published If
request to that effect 4. made.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
QUESTION OF AGE

"How old are you, madame?" asked
the cross-examining lawyer. The
woman blushed deeply and stammer-
ingly blurted out:
IL" and stopped short.
The attorney looked guilty. Please.
madam, quickly" he urged in a gen
lie. kindly voice: "it's getting worse
every minute. you know. Success.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Honor Guest at Dinner.

His eminence. James Cardinal Gibbons
was the guest or honor Al a dinner Civ
en- bv the Misses Patten last evening
Asked 10 meet him were the AustrO-
Hungarian AmhaSsador and Baroness
HengeImullcr. the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs AIacTcaEh, Senator
and Mrs Aldrich. Senator and Mrs De-
pew, Representative Hamilton Fish. The
Danish Minister ana Countess M0ltke.
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. EeeiSuan Winthrop, Mrs Richard
Townsend, ana col. and Mrs Charles L
McCavfeg.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
What S on the Program
Tonight in Washington

College Equal Suffrage League, 1873 II
street northwest, s p. m.
Lecture by A. Radcliffe Dugmore, Hub
hard. Memorial Hail, s .. N.
George Riddle in dramatic readings.
Friends Meeting House, 1911 L street
northwest. s D.. n.
Concert BY Soldiers Home Band Stan
lev Hall, I.30 D. m
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BRYANS CROSS MOUNTAINS

ANDES. Chile. Feb. 25-WiHiam J.
BRYAN. Mrs. Bryan and their daughter.
have arrived here from Santiago and
crossed the mountains On their way to
BuenoS AyreS-
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
TO CLOSE PART OF CANAL

ALBANI. Feb 25.-Ciovefuor Huche-
has siSned the bill Of Senator Allen. pro
FidlnS Tor the closing or TIE OSWeca
cana ouFlhS the coming season or navI-
cation between Three River Point ana
fulton, 10 expedite work on the barge
canal
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

national honor to the late Francis
Smith, author Of the popular hymn,
America
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

IN reporting that 90 per cent OF the
telephone operators are unmarried. the
Bureau OF Labor might add that this is
one calling signally free or women Who
have 10 support their husbands
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Mrs. John Hays Hammond
Entertains at Luncheon
Today.
Function Precedes Meeting
of Weman's Branch of
Civic Federation.

Mrs John Hays Hammond enter
tained at luncheon today preceding a
meeting OF the Woman's Welfare De
partTnent Of the Civic Federation al her
residence AZ o'clock The guests al
the luncheon were Mrs. Sherman. wife
Of the Vice President; Mrs. Macvearh
wife OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mrs. Dickinson, wife OF the Secretary
of War; Mrs Wickersham, wife Of the
Attorney General; Mrs Meyer, wife OF
the Secretary OF the Navy; Mrs. Bal
inger, wife Of the Secretary OF the In
terror, and the officers Of the Civic
Federation
Mrs. 3, ,ickersham. wife Of the Attor-
ney General. viii leave Washlngton
early next week for a few weeks Stav
at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Annual Party
For Eeighborhood House.
Mrs. William Cato and the ladies of
the Cairo have arranged for their an
neal bridge and eUchre for the benedr
Il NeighbOrhOOd House, 70 be given to-
morrow afternoon from $50 10 4.f5
O'Clock, in the ballroom Of the Cairo.
AtIerWard there viii be an exhibition
or ne Industrial work done al Neigh
oornooo House, including baskets aqd
shadow-dyed silks. Tea viii be served
m the banquet room from until
-Irs. a L Barber and her dauEhter.
Mrs Vance. have returned 70 Belmonr
lhelr Washington residence, from 4
tortnights stay at the MARLBOROUGH
Blenheim, Atlantic City
Miss Rathbone-Smith viii not receive
tomorrow but viii be at home in
formally, Saturday, March 5, at 1913 Il
Mrs. f. southard Parker viii NOT
be Al home again this season, owing o.
absence from the city.
Mrs J. s. Masters. $40 Sixteenth
street viii be az home this Afternoon
sor the last time this season
Mrs MedOrem Crawford wife OF Gen
eral Crawford viii be al home tomor-
row afternoon at her residence on Nine
teenth street
AIr. and Mrs Henry Lowry ANNOUNCE
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
stts. OF Havre de Grace. Nd, Saturday.
February .. 1910. AT St Peters Episcopal
rcctory, EliiCOI City. Nd. by the Rev.
r. Andrews Poole M-. and Mrs Rick
etts VIII reside for the present with
tle brides parents al l23 D street south
east, where they viii be pleased TO see
their friends
Card Club
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That Unlucky poker player Of Scranton.
Pa. who died Of heart failure after
drawing a royal flush. is another eX-
ample OF the many chances against a
man who eambies
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
The Young Lady Across the WAY

The young
lady across the
nay says she
Overheard her
father say he
guessed he'd
hare to tEy to
raise some
thing on his
real estate TO
give his bank
erS and wasn't
it funny how
every city man
thought he
could be a sue
c c S S as a
farmer.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

That unlucky poker player Of Scranton.
Pa. who dIed Of heart failure after
drawing a royal flush. is another ex-
ample OF the many chances against
man who gambies.
That calm and religious feeling which
men have in Lent may be marred by
the news that women's hats are 10 cost
rev-c this year than ever before.
who are "courting investigation" would
ike ii about as much as they would
wish 20 lose their right eyes.
Public keeps out OF stock specula-
ton" says a headline. The public must
az last be turning its attention 20 really
making money.
This story that Nj Hitchcock may get
out Of politics means. perhaps. that he
viii get out Of politics all he can for
Mr.. Tart.
It appears that some Of the New York
policemen were more expert at raising
bribe funds than at putting down crime.
Numerous recent divorce cases prove
that love is blind. but the ueighbors sti1
have the habit Of seeing things.
II the-c was d little more warming
and a little less warning OF the trusts,
things might improve
A lecturer claims money does not go
as far as 81 used to. DR.. Cook took a lot
Of it to Chile. anyway.
The Philadelphia constabulary has at
least put the riots of the front pages
Of the newspapers.
Philadelphia has made up her mind
20 furnish a fine example Of how 10 dis
member union.
There is no longer any doubt that
the Pesident reads the newspapers.
Every time Conger feels bored, he
finds another man who was bTibed-
"Fiugy" Come rs. Battling Nelson, and
/ the Dalai Lama are on the run
|
The poison squsd may get up against
the hangman brigade
A cruiser which can not cruise is the
naval 'joker-"
Madriz is. routed. but nobody seems to
care a cent
!
They have canned Mr.. Conners.
nAR ONrC
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Thar calm and religious feeling which
men have in Lent may be marre6 by
the news that women's hats are 10 cost
re,~c this year than ever before.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
Card Club
With Mrs. Nevuver.

The Neighborhood Card Club met AZ
the home Of Mrs. N. Newmyer. OF the
Tulane. Wednesday evening ThOse
who attended were Mrs 3. DreyfusS-
Mrs. Addie Sismund, Mrs sIyer Stern.
and Mrs. ID. l. EngeI
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Some Of those New York legislators
who are "courting investigation" would
like ii about as much as they would
wish 10 lose their right eyes.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
ADEAD ONE.

Goodman GOnrong-Wha dye reckon
is tine deadest Of the dead lanSuagesZ
SavmOld StOrey-My suess Is that it's
the one you use when you're coughin' -
Chicago Tribune
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Public keeps out OF stock specula-
ton says a headline. The public must
az last be turning its attention TO really
making money.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

This story that Mr.. Hitchcock may get
out OF politics means, perhaps, that he
will get out OF politics all he can for
Mr.. Taft.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

policemen were more expert at raising
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Numerous recent divorce cases prove
that love is blind. but the ueighbOrs stiu
have the habit Of seeing things.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Mrs. r. Harris and daughters. Nj So
Lillian Harris and Mrs David r. Pcs
Her. who have spent the past month in
Atlantic City. are the guests OF Mrs.
Philip King. OF the Imperial apartment.
for a Few days. before returning 20 New
York
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Mrs T. SoUthard Parker viii not
be Al home again this season, owing tD
absence from the city.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Miss Rathbone-Smith viii not receive
tomorrow but viii be at home in
formally, Saturday, March 8, at 1913 Il.
street
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

II thee was d little more warming
and a little less warning OF the trusts,
things might improve
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Mrs j. s. Masters. $40 Sixteenth
street viii be az home this Afternoon
Cor the last time this season
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Mrs Medorem Crawford wife Of Gen
eral Crawford viii be az home tompr-
row afternoon at her residence on Nine
teenth street
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
Annual Party
For helghborhood House.

-Irs. a L Barber and her dauEhter.
Mrs Vance. have returned 10 BeInonr
lnelF Washington residence, from 4
Iortnights stay at the MaribOrough-
Blenheim, Atlantic City.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Inmtlie-L9sninp aln. 81.
Suobolo at To, 30:

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tr Ssbrtrg. - st hpsteise SpSseNe. vi Sgue 8reDs - ar ion isnsr gan.
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goutet geo 8 giaeber. - Ten tafusmmeGse sirn. geS gHeS.,
emaanpffsr No. 81;
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Ie6er. - Suucn ban iuret ps tunet 81 sraat. Saufreret. = Ss, gus! Zen
lille sorbeuHSn. SumOrefe. SGufueret - Srrra for Susmanbeu. SGmoreRs.
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fpsnrmsube GauL - Ia Gam iosts Sismfer. - samis, Slime % stnsau.
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Ro 3 giqeSer. - Zen br9HoeuSe SGnsepis - a9sset aurnftIH. - giosas
bicurme. 5eIToes Silese. - SGn Spreue tGute? - sisrfansnen ya SHmatra.
- gisruehttsrer. let brenseroe Ssnmeprnebs. 5arfihsns araisutus.
- Zen, ipm sraurr en- 4rau. - Sumoiftf Ere gineeer. @n msget tuis
sinurt. stoe 5g 8uthr. - Ger fan femme ia mssst ipesn Tor en-. Srs
bunortftHe gueSer. - 6fs po gintsrto RGae. = 2pisbss. - Sarneiu. -
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Observation-Disclosures.

llbregniugstpbeGer til 9etteIie os
Selbbi9Ip for Sbermano (Oecimalips
TENET al s. Samre, GbriItiania. Set
RaIin9ife @oatrptfert.
Ser er fulot op al ole SIa9s Suanbs
bigger / 8e9nine til prattiIf BRIG Der |
2anbet, men besoGrre er De life ale ido
prnftiife, iom De gioer ZIG no for, % |
Ipert Sails er Der paa Rprit inecr
iIig 6aanbbog berooer, Iom tiIirebsitils
Ter, boao man fan talbe rimeIige prafs
title arap bIanbt bore BERTH iubpnuoreoe
2anosmGno. Otter at babe 9iernemieet
Sr. Sanres ltorcgntngstabeaer tor Ri
ubtaIe 'om Dor Rentus. at ben foriaas
blot iparer til fin Seniigt, life aIeue /
Rorse, men o9iaa bIauot Norifc Der |
Gmerita. = oct fore % belle er ben ina
letfatteli9 iom roset ! beune Retuing, hi
enouu bar iieot paa ieIp | BET engelife
Sprue, os ri oiloe foretrrtte ben for De
auerfleite for life at iiae ale llbregs
rin9stabelIer, ot bar feet, bdabe fore;
ben fan eieres @rug al / en- 'Iie lltaIiss
beb al 9iIfnloer % forbi Gortlarineer
90 @rempIer er baabe pan Rorlf o. gus
eeIit.
So9eu eiper p~rattiite a~noisninger for
9ipiiion, HeeuIa betri, Broceuts 90
Renteuoreenina meb SnbeIer, 9ecimals
brsf, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Statteuos
reenins, arbeibsleruiu8er, Ranoifabss
bprer. aursbereentnger o. RuItiplifas
tionStabeler (be met fuIoitrnSise og
uofsrlise hi bar ieet), foribeu mango
andre Sing. Raa Carmen iom | gpen
til Ell iIig gos piie ig at barre til flor
Siclp / buubreber at SiIfGloer. Sen
bar punbet f%prtient Gps al Here Sag
mGno / Roree, men pa5ier ligelaa 9oot
for omerifanfe SorbcIb.
Priien er 40 Gems, 90 goeen faces
peo SennenbeIie til bptlfeuiombetit 8o9s
Rambler / Norqe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18

SoIf bar rurin1e iii at itiple | ben
lib. Ge Dor ofte ni9oporlig iterft
friitet Sertil for at opboIoe 9inet.
GaarIis por Def meb geie; Der iano.
ties insen Sonobonolere; = % for.
reiten bapbe SattisfoIf life noeet at
fisbe for. at faa Iiot &orn hos
"Susbonben" bar heller life / Rege.
len letpinbt.
Tna ben anben SIDE laa ser ON.
firing paa Stabburene ialialo hos DC
mer pelitiGebe @aarbbrligere itore
MGngoer of &orn. Get bar meget
ON of gisre at bore ioripnt for mer
END eft aar ON 8oneen bo.
Sra. Ssrii af bar 2aaiene iaa
baarlise, at Sppene lettelig oirfet
Dem op. De blep 10 efterbaanben
forbeoret; men | lang Sio iteg ogian
SpDenes 2iitigbeb / tiliparenoe
8rao. 3a 2aaiene enbelie bapoe
foat en- Zig Sinorigbeo % Stprfe,
at man life fiinbe flare Dem Longer,
fanbt Sppene paa andre 8reb.
Sier bespnote be at bore Suffer
giennem Ssmmerppggen % oct Gis.
rel (8ornbsle, aornbolf), aprnet bar
/. Sraf De M ristig beloig til, -
og De CAB fig life sierne for -, fom
8ornet itrsmmenbe no, og oct bar
bare at bolbe Seffen unber. @an
Ter enbnu ben 3og ibag oenilogs
Suaer | Stabburs- oe 2uapepGgse.
Sor at barge Jig moo benne Wetobe
fanbt @aarbbrltaerne paa at Iegee
Stenbeller omfring fine Gornfor.
roa0.
S 1926 blep StabeI Sognepreit
til Gitre Gotten. Sbcrsriio fortaIte,
at Der bpgget ban Jig ct 2pitbus paa
en- Sa,g og lao Weget oppe | oct meb
arbeibet lit.
Scr gisr ieg no for mango slr.
b%eiosfarer," sleiebe ban at iige; ban
flitoe nemlig berfra operifue belle
Sorbet og bolbe Spipn meo Sol.
fene, ON be ilbrettet noget."
Sermeb fan iammenlignes, bpab
Srl gliie Iubert fort9Ier / Gage,
iom ipanbt" (1903):
"Gaa Gotten CAB Stabel Zig itrafs
ifGrb meb at bpgge np Sopebbpg-
ming pdo BreItegaar6en. SioIigere
bapbe ban babe / sitre Sliore os /
isnbre auroal gienreiit E~reItegaar.
bene. San bapoe BEN ggenbeb, at
ban life taalte Gardner for nogen
at De mango Sinouer, bpormeb ban
forInne6e fine SlIie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-18
Ten norffe GpnooeS
Sanaeriorbnnp.

Set er III iaa soot iom afoiort, at Sen
norite Spuooes SauaeriprbuuSs 8oie
Stepne bill bIi boloi / ct. Surl, Ysinr., /
SorbinocIie nieo SGlesibuoScu Den iiSs
tie SaInneI al Suui unite @aar. ct.
FauI er for nrrprreuee ben eueife gp /
Roroneiteu. iom bar 2otaIe tort moi for
bore Stenuer. Seo Sorbunbets iioite
Sauaerfef, / gbicago 1908, bar ser mel
lem 704 % 500 Saneere. @eo BET tpms
meuSe Stcpne bill Der bIi nrrmere 1000.
ct. Yaul guhitprium bar gIans for
1000 Sdn9ere oa omtrina 5000 SiIbss
rcre. Bore 9irfetor mad itror auifafie
iie BET me Saugbeite % taae fat paa
SrbItliSerinaen at Sareeuc. Se Minis
Ore SorbunS burce ~iuarrit muIis inSepe
noeIe al De Iettere Rumere og fordns
itaIte Stepnsr | 2soet al Selten, I. Or.
/ Rooember os aipe mig Guleoniua til at
u,soe Sanaerne. Nnu maa life BIZ MODS
los, ON enteItc al ~Soriau9eue Times nos
oct panIfeIiee. Grsp life at ipnse Dem
iritemmia meS bet %iaurule; men iubeo
~cmbneeeIi9 en- Steume ar 8auaeu /
Iangiomt Tempo. Soriangeue fra Sdrs
beIs, Sapons % @2enbeIsIobns Oratos
risr bill mart ia Srteresieu ianeeu. =
Ct BAR Srbtfeil | Sougbeitet bill inbes
rettet ~@p. 2utb. Sirtetioerbe~.
@eitiI Sanebefter iooa hos nils Soien
(Sanserforbunoets Setretpr) 170s gIs
Iiot abe. 60. minneapolis, geinu.
Subu Gable.