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any similar gathering in the memory OF
man. The mantle that has been accus-
toned TO hang about the shoulders of the
mighty will have shriveled and hardened
into d hollow shell in so many cases that
the counting will run into the scores.
For the political arena has become a
shambles. and red blood and white, to
say nothing of the blue, has been spilled
throughout the land.
And now Congress is to convene OH the
morrow and there is to be counting of
noses. To be sure the Tame ducks will
occupy their accustomed places in the
nillpond of their desire for yet a space.
because the old Congress does not pass
into history until the 18th of March next
But the prestige of leadership will have
gone and the big splash will not be made
by the bird that is known to be on the
swift stream to oblivion.
For, be it known, that in recent eIec-
ton the wise ones have been taken snip
ing. Mavericks that had scampered over
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Not a 1900 Brut.

CLAUDE GRAHAME-WHITE. the
~ birdman. has. like most young Eng
lishmen of his class, very keen and
delicate taste in champagne.
Mr.. GrahameWhite lunched the other
day with a compatriot, who offered him
enthusiastically an Italian champagne.
There said the host, smacking his
lips, that is what ] call an honest
winec'
Mr.. Grahame- White tasted the mawk-
sh and muddy beverage and rejoined:
"'Yes, poor, but honest, eh?'"
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short session in the House John
Sharpe Williams of Mississippi who vies
with Champ Clark for the honor OF
being the wit of the House; Townsend,
the Michigan insurse nj. who was JOINT
author of the Escf-Townsend anti-rebatc
law, and Hitchcock, democrat, of Nebras-
ka, who, under the Oregon plan IL
force III that state. seems destined TO
succeed the progressive republican sena-
tor. Burkett, even IL his state Legislature
gees republican.
:: x
Nine new men will make their con-
gressional debut next week-all of them
recently selected to succeed members
claimed by death since last session. one
of those coming TO the Senate is La
fayette Young. editor of the Des Moines
Capital. on whose shoulders has just
fallen the toga of the dead insurgent
leader. Doliver. or Iowa. This genial
republican. popularity known as LATE
Young, is the man who nominated
Theodore Roosevelt to the vice presidency
at the Philadelphia convention of 1870.
He is also a popular member OF that
distinguished club, the Taft Tourists,
whose membership is composed of the
personages who accompanied Sec
rotary Taft to the Philippines on the
tour which resulted in the engagement
of Alice Roosevelt and Mick Long
worth. He was also a war correspondent
with Skaters army in Cuba during our
little brush with Spain. after which he
wrote a book entitled, with Roosevelt
at San Juan HILL He is siXty-two years
old and a native of Iowa.
new senator from Virginia will be
Claude Augustus Swanson who succeeds
the late Senator John w. Daniel He
served in the House from 1893 until 1906.
when he resigned to become Governor of
Virginia He is forty-eight years Old and
a LAWYER AISLE Cronna, who has just
been promoted from the House to the
Senate, to succeed NJ. n. Johnson of
North Dakota, was farm boy and coun-
try schoolnaster i'll Minnesota. Then lie
moved to Dakota territory in I9, and,
growing I'D with the country, became
merchant banker and ranchman.
Two other new senator's Will be }. II.
Thornton, who will take the place of the
recently deceased McEnery OF LOUISIANA,
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was the commander of all The state
troops. and as such had many an OPP
portunity to display his horsemanship.
Yet even this was turned against him
when Gov. Harmon called him out to
quell threatening strikers during the re-
cent campaign.
But i'm Washington Senator Dick has a
national militia law to his credit. AS
chairman of the committee of mines and
mining he was the instrument that sue
ceeded in getting through the law which
created the bureau of mines, which is
developing into one of the most inn
portant of the investigativc branches of
the government. He was a grocer before
attracted the attention of Mark Hanna. He
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When 1t Was R0uuher.

DAUL WILMINGTON. the Harvard
coach, was praising the foot ball OF
1910
game said Mr.. Wilmington. "Rourcet.
you know, devoted whole chapter OF
'Outre Mer' to its horrors. Some of the
stories of the foot ball of 90 and 81 are.
in fact. almost incredible
Philadelphia sporting editor return
ed one November Saturday from West
Philadelphia with pale. frightened face.
Many accidents at the game?' a DO
lice reporter asked him.
One frightful accident replied the
sporting editor. "A powerful mule from
a neighboring coal dealers entered the
field, blundered into one of the hottest
scrimmages and got killed."
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OF Minnesota.

the plains OF success for scores of years
nave been brought To- the branding pen
More men who have been long succCssfI
m politics have been given the double.
cross of finality than in any other eIcc-
ton In the generation. And these men
are TO be put through their PAGES in
the present short session of Congress for
- final ms ect'un. ana are then 10 be sent
to the folks back home.
There Is julius Caesar Burrows, for in
stance. For fifteen wears he has lent
dignity and reserve to the deliberations
of the upper house. For an equal period
previously had he graced the halls OF
the lower branch. His diSnitied yet
democratic surrey has been driven up
capitol Hill 80 regularly that it has be-
come an institution in Washington. He
OWNS his dignitied residence on Massa-
chusetts avenue. lie is one of the best
liked Of all the members of the SEN
ate in so far as the women of
the land are concerned. for was he not
tie chairman of the committee on prvi-
lcges and elections which rose as II giant
III his wrath when Reed Smoot. a pillar
IN the Mormon Church. sought seat in
the Senate? Yet when that vrile mem
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down all obstacles and he rose to a place
OF great power in his party But he threw
IN his lot with the older generation and
refused to compromise with changing
times, and the result was as chronicled.
Gen. Joseph Warren keifer, a veteran
of two wars, former Speaker of the
House of Representatives., the man who
wears dress suit In the daytime on the
floor of the House, is another of the IA
nous figures that will be seen no more in
public life For Cen Keifer is an old
man. Were he younger he might again
come back, for he arose from one defeat
no less 1nglorlous. While Speaker of the
House in the long ago he made so bold as
TO constantly sass the press. This brought
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last election the instrument of retiring
that republican veteran, Col. "Pete" Hep
burn. Yet Jamison is this year retired.
Representative Parsons of New York, who
1s a young man put forward by Col
Roosevelt, is also defeated. He it was who
fought the then Presidents battles when
Congress arose in Indignation because the
secret service had dared to watch the
course TO some Of its members. He and
his brilliant wife will be sadly missed
from the sets in Washington where
cleverness is most popular.
WILLIAM ATHERTON DU PUY.
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on warfare which resulted in his defeat
for reelection, but he later returned and
has rounded out a legislative career that
has, but few equals. -
Mckinlay ofo California has been com
pletely engulfed by the spirit of in
Snrsency that has been SO successful out
where the Pacific slopes. Even the dem
ocracy boasts some of the ducks that are
lame. There is Havens of New York, who
only last spring defeated the regular Mr..
A!dridge and who is now likewise defeat
ed out Iowa way William ]. Jamison was
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without notice by federal judges.
Instituting government inspection of
locomotive boilers.
Elimination of overhead and sideways
projections along railways, under gov
eminent direction.
Government control of COAL phosphate,
oil. gas and waterpower on public do
main
New laws for Alaska.
Improvement of the merchant marine
In addition, Senator Aldrich will do
the national monetary commissions bill
for central bank.
Then too, the next session may be
called upon to fix a new ratio of congress
sIonal representation on the basis of the
last census, whose totals will shortly be
in the hands of Congress
leaders. This is the first short session to
test the new House rules, made by the
democrats and insurgents, under which
only three days a week can be given to
the twelve great appropriation bills. This
means that only thirty working days can
be devoted to Them whereas their consid-
Grafton has required an average of sixty
days heretofore. So the democrats or
insurgents by insisting upon the enforce
ment of the new rules can block the pas
sage of one or more of these appropria ton
bills. This would stop the wheels of gov
eminent unless an extra session of the
Congress elected only month ago were
called in the spring by President Taft.
And a special session, the republican
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SEN aA/
TERRELL (GA)
Taxes 0ATn IoMoRPow

was to make them masters of the coming
House.
For the next three months every move
made, every word uttered in Congress will
have some partisan motive. Each demo-
crat who was reelected last month will
be on his good behavior hoping and striv-
ing for an advantageous committee as
signment in the next Congress SIS.
Champ Clark of Missouri, the demo-
cratic candidate for Speaker at the time
of the organization OF the present Con-
Sress. and the strongest candidate for the
speakership in the next, will be groom
ing all through the present session for
Uncle Joe's seat upon the big white throne.
This promotion would mean to him SAL
AIRY increase of $500 year. as he now
Gives $3.50, and the speakership pays
$4,000. Some of his enemies within his
own party have endeavored to create the
impression that he yearns for the powers
now exercised by Speaker Cannon, and
have uttered pronunciamento that they
will defeat him for the Speakership unless
he puts himself on record in favor of a
committee on committees which shall,
instead of the Speaker. assign the COM
mittee chairmen and members. But Mr..
Clark. resOurceful genius that he is has
replied that the method of organizing the
next House will be dictated by caucus
of its democratic members, and not by
him.
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JAMES HAY WAY
A SPEAKERsHIP CANDIDATE

WILL Be Most Interest
w ing Legislative SEES
sion for Sixteen Years
Every Democrat Grooming
and Training for Next Year
Program to Be Pressed
New Ratio of Representation
to Be Fixed - Nine New
Faces Now to Be Seen in
Congress for First Time
Appointees Who Fill Va
cancies Caused by Death.
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L THE end of the
hunting season for
game that flies high
the lame duck Us
a b T o a d j n t n g
land. The halls of
Congress Will TO-
morrow boast Il
greater aggregation
OF men who have
been Initiated into
the club that was
founded by one Jim
JeffrieS than has
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OF Christmas gift the wife of his bosom
would like.
And now likewise, is about the time
when the wife of his bosom, Knowing
full we'll the meaning and intent of ms
rubbering flags most of his hints ana
seeks to steer him toward the git WHICH
she has set her heart vpon.
The sparring and stalling make subtle
seeming work-that is. the male party
in.agines that he's contributing the sub
tIety. But every word he emits is read
by her as clearly as If it We're placarded
on the wall in foot-hgh electric letters
Those witty, furry things-ernine.
amt they?-that women wear around
their necks are some classy. eh?' he says
to her in what he deems to be purely
casual kind of way.
II think they're just as tacky as they
can be-" she replies right out of hand,
just like that.
Eth? What's the matter with emf"
he inquiries, bit stunned.
"Oh. they're tacky, that's all she re-
peats.
"Tacky, tacky-whats tacky?' he asks
-Tacky." she replies. judicially, lis
tacky.'
Well that settles the ermine gag.
saws the man to himself. Wonder what
the dickens / can get her?'
They sure are sprinsing a lot of new
styles of women's pocketbooks nowadays.
amt they?'' he says. experimentaly, "a
little later on
Yes. and they're just as ugly as they
can be- she replies. maulins that sugges-
ton right from the start.
why. l thought some of EN-
Understanding things I ever saw she
puts in, refusing to permit him to get
worked up the topic Perfect freaks =
Nix on the pocketbook, then, l s'pose,'
says the man to himself, ruefully.
But he has to keep at it. He doesn't
know of course. that she has the Christ
mas gift that be is going to get her all
picked out: if. indeed, she hasn't had ii
actually put aside for her. So he keeps
laundering on. A man does what Christ
mas shopping he does at all by looking
at the shop windows. He never goes Tito
a store actually to shop-oniy to buy.
He'll stop and look at the gift things
stacked up in the display windows and
try to arrive at the right thing from that
sort of inspecting.
.D'ye know" he says to her one day,
these people that manufacture manicure
sets are getting the thing down so fine
that
Manicure sets?" sic breaks in What
in the wide world ever made you think of
manicure sets?'
why. on my way home from the office
this afternoon | saw some manicure sets
in window that
.'Ha, ha. What queer things you men
do see. l never gave manicure set
second glance in all my life! Really. I'd
just about as lief own Dahlgren gun
as manicure set
Grabbed again., growled 81 -
himself II kind o thought l l.-.S.lt snas
her with manicure set, too.
But the poor male dope struggles blind
~ on.
Have you seen these little gilt boudoir
clocks they're making nowadays" he
asks her. Nifty little dodgers, those
clocks. They"
"Oh, they're all right il you've got
whole room to match en- she inter-
poses. but one couldn get a room done
over to match a clock, of course. And,
after all. they're rather silly, anyhow. 4
woman doesn't need to know what time it
is when she's dressing. 1t would only
make her nervous
WhereupOn he scratches his head and
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1910. by John Elfreth Watkins,

p on our Capitoline
Hill Monday the
board will be set for
the most interest
ing political chess
game played be-
meath the big iron
tlIimble since the
winter of '94-'9J.
Throughout that
snort session. you re-
member, the repub-
lican sat gloatinS
-I1saI r-forl,
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Two others who will be watched closely
during the short session are Mr.. Clarks
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OW is about the time when the
nominal or titular head of the
house begins to tumble around
in his elephantine way In an
attemnt to find out what sort
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congressman Who Like Jim ries, Could Not "Come Back"


copyrisbt. 1910. by W. \. Dnruy.,
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over the newly won victory which, right
IN the middle of Cleveland's second term,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
Stor Jloebrano.

Seottle, 8aib., beriebes Hatten til
/ 2sroags al en- pploig Sloebrano,
iom UNDER Ell forrpgenbe Storm bar
opitaact / sen peo ben norolige
Stranbfont beliggenoe Spoel. Ser
fra ~forplautebc Den iig til ct lnnaere
moo 2it beliggen6e pg meo SrG'
bite trt bebngget GiItrift, bpor |
fort Sib et 9paningSdreal paa 20
gcres Itoo / SIommer og 500 Mfen'
ncifer bIeo giort busoilOe.
Slben, ser opito6 poa Siernet al
Hoilrooo gpeniie og Battery Ctr,
logbe oae 9pgninacr / ier apartaler
/ Nife for1toen ct Slts bit og her, Der
ontrnbtcs al De omflppenoe @niiter
oa b~rruoenoe Stpffer, iom al Stor'
men 6repes Ianee Seie.
timber granben bar Der piloe Hpg-
ter / SmIsb ON, at mango Wtefriie'
fer bar omfommet. Seloigpts bar
Bette bit iig life at bore SilfGIoet,
ioet iaopiot bihtil uioes intet Nen'
neifelip er gaaet tabt.
Get fuloItGnbig neSbrGnote ii
itrift begrGnies moo Seit al Sail
roab aperi,e, MOB GIT al Secono
gnenlie, MOB Spo al Battery Street
oa moo 4orS al Sine Street.
glmbt sc itsrite al &c nebbrenote
Spgninger er @olbraitb & gacons
Itore Sarebus, Ser optog ct belt Soar
tal, og giiset Souno eject Netal
@orfs.
granSifaSen ontases at bile bels'
be fla iii oper 1 Milion Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
Suffertruitens
Dootsbeoraeerier

CHARLES q. Seife, Sefretpr og
aosierer for Imerican Sugar He.
timing Company, ,og grnelt @. Ser.
bradlt, 9eitprer al Hafinaoeriet /
@iiliamsbirg, er oen 10be Sunni fun.
bet ifploig / Sorbunbsretten | Hciu
Dorf / Meobelagtigbeo / Sufferpei.
neutrality-suspicious..
&ermeb ofiluttes Hegierineens on
oct Sorisg pao at faa 9eoragerne iat
bag 2aos og 2nffe ,oe oeme Sang
ipnes Sorisget at ifulle lpffes.
Seife err ben bsieitc af 5ruitenS
GmbeosmGno, iom oct er l%pffebes at
faa bemt ifploig. San fan bsmmcs
til 3 aors Straforbeioe og 9ebcr
til ct 9eleb al $4,000. San er So
Iar gommel.
gnbnu barre foren err 8erbradt,
Der fanbtas ifploig / Ter Eunfter, ina
ban fan Ssmnes til Strafarbeioe for
ct Siosrum al inbtil IL aar. San
er omtrent al iamme SLIDER Ionl
Seife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
8raSuatipnsfeit.

,Ssiifolens 8roouationsfeit Sors
BAG gftcn pnn @rano SpcrabuIe bal
Ell mcaet innlf 9iIitelnina, Der ODER
pGrcoes al iaa mango iom Snie.
funoe riilnme. Soften aabncoeS mel
8sn af Hcn. @illctt, bporpoo Der
iperielte alasie ira forrige Mar no.
fertc ct fort Erogram, beitaaenbe a
Sianooliet, G%ioliniolo, ct Ear Sp'
l~esniuger, YionoioIo, ianut Sples.
ming al alasienS "Tropbecp", eller
en- %biimoriitilf Soriioiigclie at, bpilfcr
2ipSpei DC ioritieaige WcOlemmcr
piIoe iloa inb paa, o. tiIiibit Gias.
TENS "Seitamente" til DC eitcrisIgenoc
airIb fra SsiifoIen.
Settalen bplbteS iaar al StotSle'
nntor $. 8. goanls ira @eit Union,
og oct bar gooe % pGgtige Soger,
lem Senotoren oenne Gang bsb =
Sanobener, ion bperfen unge eler
gomIe ofte uof fan pnamiitbes ON.
Otter fortere SaIer al Superinteu.
bent Rid,ter % Sfoleraaoets Sor-
mono Iep. Green blep 9iplomerne
operrofte af Seiifolens Brincipol
0srs. gpa 6Iemming, bporpaa &ep.
Green Ipfte @eliigneGie.
SuniorflaSiens i~ebpanIiee Recep.
ton for 8raoitenterne fanot Srebog
aften Steo / SsiffoIebpgnineen, bpor
Der forltben Sor~friifninger bgbes ct
riseGist 9rogram m al Sang, Wuiif og
9eflomotioner, oe meb oerne iioitc
Set er aItiaa Observation-Disclosures
for oetne Sang tilenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
banoeIsroreIien.

9raSItreets Sanoelsrapport fol
ltaen enbenbe Sen lite os. meloer.
at set fol6e 8eir, Ser enouu boIber
Iplingen tilhoge | ben norolige Salp'
ocl al 2an6ct, er Ell 09mper boo
Sanoelsomiptningcn iclp | Spoen
bpor l1oiigterne for @omtlbs. oq
Trltgtopl err gobe. &anbelcn mel
llloporer or Iioen oa lllbipinocrier
itoor tiloeIS title. Saalcl9Ser fis.
bcs TtaSia iaanel for 9rue Der | 2an'
oct Iom til %llSfsriel, meoens @arpe'
ricrne i~nSifr9nfer lin 2epering al
SpcrIPoer, ga Der Iioen Gfteripsrg'
icl err poa Bette og Smi9tningen al
Sfotsi err liben.
of Observation-Disclosures bar Der
Sc 9sor. Stater / llgen enoenoe oer
Doe SSntni 1876 moo 100 forrige lgt
GA 1877 / tiliparenSe llge forrigt
glor, 253 / 1908, 161 | 1907 og nc
/ 1906. s CANADA inotraf Der 50
bet al iamme ltae 3S 5aaitter moi
is oen foresaaenoe llae og 20 nj
iparenoe llse forrige gar.
llbisrieIen al Spcoe, inobefatte'
MseI. fra oe Sor. Stutcr % Gariaod
belsb Tia / llgen enoenoe 9oe Sum
til t,700,055 glrIbels, moo 1910
663 fprrige llae % 1,S57,1S4 lam
me llse iorrige gar. s De Az Tiger
enoenoe oen 9Se sunni bclsb uofsrle'
len ia til 1873, ,072 guibels moi
t62,770.195 / iantme SiSsriim fcr'
riae gar. lloisrielen al W'als por
llaens Sob 239.6s9 gnibels moi
23s, TAO forriee llse % 1854 III
'parenSe llee iioite aar. ) De ror'
lsbne 40 Tiger belsb M~nisuoTsrleler
Tia iii q, 497.472 guibels MOI
2s. s70.055 / Den iamme &erioSe for
rise gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
ubleeet mleI beoft.

Sil Sorbsret / Sormtnbsretten |
aanias Gitp / Susen moo Sabrifan-
terne % Sorbanolerne al bIegei
Spebemel, bar / Srebags inbfalbi
iom Sibner flere al 2anoets itsritc
9agere.
Sronf 8eiterman fra Chicago oe.
ponerebe, at ban, 90 ban opoageoe,
at oct blegeoc Speoemel eap 9rsoei
cg anoet 9agperf en- minore goS
Smag, itror bapbe inoienot alogt
bcrom til gutoriteterne / 8aibing.
ton.
San bopoe life funnel opoa9e no.
aen Torifiel poa 2ngten al bleget oa
ublcaet Wiel, berimob bapoc ban mer.
fct Ell itcrf Sorifiel | 9ufteit al
"GracferS", iom bar labet al bleget
oo benz. iom bar lapet al ublegei
Wel.
aleranoer Saggart fra Snoiano.
polls oeponereoe, at Srsb, iom oa,
Iopet al blcact Iel, life bopoe Der
rigc @rIimoa iom grso, Der bar la
bet al nbleqet Mel. "GracferS"
iom bar Iooet al ubleget Wel, oal
life Iprsbe % opIstes heller life
let 8ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
Spring 6rope.
tefter "Seran".)

Wrs. 9itbp ira Sbepenne, q
DAT, bar beisgt fin Selter, @rs. q
6. @lasrno.
8. 8ulbranoion reiite Sirsoae
til Settineer, %. 9af., for at beige
lin oerboenoe Snfel, Olaf 8ulbrano.
ion.
Mrs. Bait. SO. 8. @iIbeImior
fra @aterloo Mioge tiltraabte Sirs.
bag en- &eiie til 9ooseoiqe, @is..
for at beige Sl9gtninge.
- Mbert Smeruo og SamiIie on.
fom forrige Sreoag aften fra Min'
%neapolis, meobrinsenbe 2iget al in
ire aar gainle Ssn, Der bsbe at Gun.
gebetGnoelie. ge9ranelien fanoi
Steo Wanbag ira ben norif-lutb.
Strife; 1ait. @ein iorrettebe.
-Sacob @ioe anfom forriee
Sorsbaa fra arresaaro, g. 9af.,
for at ie til fin Iober, Der lisger
ipg hos 0atteren, mrs. S. 8. Sobn'
ion | Sprina GROVE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14
Qarsuo fieterne / Jowa

aplinsen / Soma itaar / mango
Senieenoer unber oct normale, flyer
y. W. Chapel | ben paa Statens
Iegne nogipne Happort for 1Ooe oS.
Saapel 0tais iom so er iat meget
tilbage al bet foloe Ieir, % Maiien
soel9gges enopioere of Wnrf og
lltsi. Gnbel AT Tinterbpeoen blep
eoelagt al oct foIbe @eir, og bisie
Igre er blepne benptteoe for anoen
Gpling, men Ssoplineen bliper uoen
Sbil minore enb ben bar bPret paa
mango gar. 8orrigc ltge fit man
bog paa mango Stcoer gobt Hegn,
og bette fan eisre Sorboloene BE-
ore. Sapre. 9pg % Hitg itaor uiGb.
bonlig goot. Srngtoblcn oil blipe
bebre emo man fra fsrit al troeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14

2bet Sefte af "Spmra" for 1910
Cite Winb er MI mofommei
meb fsleenoe SnoboIo:
q. s. 8reba: Nunot a~eniington.
Stener.
q. 6. Drum: Norif.amerifanite
Sfoler III. ct. Olaf College.
aboIf greoefen: German am.
berg Rrcus Tom leg fienotc BAN.
&r. Torf.ein Sabrs interesiante
% prr6ifuIoe SfiIoring at SIeana,
iom blep paabeepnot / lite Sefte,
blir i,ilofsrt | 3bie Sefte.
~Spmra" foiter $1.00 pr. aar.
Gubifription beoes itrar inbmelot til
Spmra, 9eeOrab, Spiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-14

mrsiigt airfebeisg o. TorfsmmcIit
at MltcrenS Snframcnte. IcroSIig'
bco os @ierrigbcb, Tom fom fiIipns
peo ben fnoppe Greitelen. @ropcrt
Saitcr iom Grif oa Tans par poo
lcre Steocr | Mffogenoe.
Snoremisiionsfosicn bopoe | ga,
retS ysb fnoct 1861 Golfers op
bapoe peo aarets giilntning ct Cpcr.
ifiio pna $1,000.
Zen me Wpenina peo BiIo Mice
garnebiem bar i9rhig oa taget |
8rng. 4eo @ine Gables Scminory
banoe bart 203 GIepcr. 46 ara.
onereoe iaor. st mt Gormetory
trGnpes.
5 Inlconing al Soreninasiaacil
itotalte Sorman6en. at mon ber bore
piui1 til at fortiptte SorbonoIinaer.
ne, iaaIpnae iom be onore Samfuno
er spiIige bertiT oa bill babe os mcb,
og iaal9nge iom ma life paa en- el.
Ter anoen Mnooe gier set umuuIiat
at forbanole boa friiteIin 0is. 10
Greiter bar | MarctS osb fommet inb
i Giitriftet, oa 9 ucmIia ~. 8.
Snmltoo, og M. Groreion, ffoG inort
%nrnineres poo &oIb ira Iinneioto
9iitrift.
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