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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
RAILROAD BUILDER BURIED.
Wheels OF Industry Stop For Brief
Period Through Respect.

Denver, Colo, March 23.-David
Moffatt, the railroad builder. was pri-
vately buried this afternoon in the
vault at Fairmont cemetery. A thou
sand persons viewed the body lying
IL, state in the capitol During the
funeral all street cars. power plants
and factories in Denver were stopped
minutes. All banks were closed and
all trains on the Moffat roads and the
Denver & Rio Grande ceased oper-
ations during the obsequies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
CUBAN AIR RECORD
IS BROKEN AT HAVANA

Havana, Cuba, March Is
Eclipsing the time recently made by
Aviator McCurdy here, Rene Barrier
today flew from Camp Columbia to
Moro castle, competing for the Aero
clubs $4,000 prize. He did 13 miles
in l5 minutes, q seconds, a minute
and a half better than McCurdy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23

To construct a complete miniature
engine out OF scrap iron is the re-
markable feat accomplished by G. E.
Chaplin of 412 West Bluff street. To
make his success all ,ne more strik-
ing the only tools used were a ham
mer vice. chisel and file. The COM
plete equipment of a machine shop
with its laths, drills, etc, were not
at his command.
Chaplin, who is young man,
scarcely out of his teens, is the fire
man on the Pilot Rock branch of the
O.-W. R. & N. and he has worked on
his invention during the odd mo-
ments he has had from his work. But
Notwithstanding these handicaps, the
engine was completed, set up and
running within less than three months
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
See ChaLce for Settlement in
Conference Between 'Diaz
and LimaDtOur.
MADERO SAYS AN ENTIRE
CHANGE Is PROMISED SOON
Revolutionary Secretary of State Ex-
presses the Belief That Mexican
Minister of Finance Has Plans
Which He Cannot Divulge - Pro-
posal to End War Is Expected Soon.

El Paso, Texas, March 23.-Not-
withstanding reports from Mexico
City to the contrary, it is the view
Limantour's conferences with Presi-
dent Diaz are expected to have inn
portant results looking toward peace
in Mexico. They assert that Senior
Limantour has had an object in con-
cealing his mission to Mexico and that
in reality, great political changes are
IL formation under terms partly
agreeable to the insurrectos. What
the insurrectos fear is that the re-
forms will be only partial, but enough
to induce many hundreds now in re-
volt to lay down their arms without
achieving a complete success, and
without the retirement of President
Diaz.
A message, received yesterday, ss
said to be confirmatory of a previous
telegram from Gustavo A. Madero,
the financial agent in New YORK,
that Limantour had promised an en-
tire change of politics in Mexico"
I'VE now believe Limantour all
along has had plans which he was
unable TO divulge and which he at
tempted to conceal by a rather an
facttul antagonistic attitude towards
us Senor Gonzales Cara, the in
surrecto secretary of state, said. I'VE
, think he will offer a proposal py
which he hopes to end the war. Our
demands for the retirement Of Diaz
and the retention of our arms until
peace is assured, are the stumbling
blocks on which We are unwilling to
yield. Without an armed truce, it is
folly TO talk of peace"
War Conditions Worse.
Meantime, conditions in the war
affected parts Of northern Mexico are
rapidly growing worse. From north
of Chihuahua, 225 miles to the border
and westward into Sonora state, the
insurrectos are surrounding the towns
with a view to inducing non-combat-
ants to join their ranks and to keep
supplies from being taken from the
country Refugees who are reaching
the border declare that many nom
combatants are facing starvation. An
American connected with mine near
Casas Grandes, said:
May Send Supplies.
In few weeks, instead of send
ing troops into Mexico, the United
States will have to send relief trains.
The position of the non-combatants
is rapidly becoming like that of the
'reconcentrados' during the Cuban in
surrection."
Within the last week, Francisco L.
Madero, the revolutionary president
is said to have increased his force
from 1000 to 1900 men, all we'll sup
piled with ammunition. He is re-
ported to be operating to prevent
General Rabago from relieving the
federal forces who are being besieg-
ed at Casas Grandes.
Brigadier General Anson Mills, the
American representative of the uni
ted States on the boundary comms-
sion, is expected to arrive here Fri
day with the intention to confer with
Senior Beltrany Puga, the Mexican
commissioner. They will endeavor 70
determine whether Edward Blatt of
Pittsburg, Pa, and Lawrence Con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
CommendS People Of CaIifor-
MIA for Thier Progressive
Form of Government.
AROUSES HIS LOS ANGELES
AUDIENCE TO ENTHUSIASM
Approval of -Four Leading Propositi-
ons is Expressed-Declares Senator
Consent of Men Now Out of Office
is at Berkeley Today.

Los Angeles, March 23.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt aroused an audi
ense of 1000 at Temple auditorium
yesterday to a high pitch of enthusi-
asm and called forth from them thun-
derous rounds of APPLAUSE by his en-
phatic and unqualified declarations
on four propositions.
He commended the people of Cali
fornia for their progressive govern
ment, saying that it approximated his
governmental idea" he endorsed
the proposed constitutional amend
ment providing for the recall of the
judiciary of California on the ground
that in view of conditions existing in
this state, there was no other alterna-
tive to assure justice and fair deal
ing by the courts, from the stand
point of the people; he denounced the
United states senate for its vote in
the seating of Senator Lorimer, and
declared that the California state as
sembly, in voting a criticism of the
United states senate for its retention
o. Lorimer, had shown itself more
sensitive to the honor of the United
States senate than the United States
senate ITSELF" he strongly indorsed
the move for a shorter ballot. which
he said was a move Of first importance
in the interest of popular government,
and in closing he warned the people of
/ the state that they were bearing
grave responsibilities in leading the
/ move for greater popular government
ard earnestly enjoined them to use
. y,rig
ton.
Z Colonel Roosevelt declared that
Senator Lorimer was retained in his
seat by the votes Of senators who had
already been repudiated by the peo-
pie and whose terms of office were
about to expire. The senators, he
said, who were to serve in the senate
with Senator Lorimer had voted
against the retention of the Illinois
senator The speaker also pointed out
that five-sixths of the senators who
had voted for Senator Lorimer had
also voted against the resolution for
a popular election of United States
senators, thus indicating he said. "the
kind of attribute they wished to see
in a senator"
The ex-president's attack on the
senate and his implied criticism of
the courts of California-which he in
dicated in his language, justifying the
use of the recall of judges in Cali
fcrnia, were received by the audience
with vigorous evidence of approval.
Colonel Roosevelt at o'clock last
night left for Berkeley and San Fran
cisco, travelling in a private car at
tached to a regular train over the
San Joaquin valley route. At Berke-
ley he will deliver the series of Earl
lectures which was his original pur-
pose in coming to California.
Students Cheer Teddy.
Oakland, Calf, March 23.-Roose-
welt reached Oakland today He was
driven to the home of President
Wheeler of the University of Califor-
MIA, at Berkeley and breakfasted. He
then addressed tho students at the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
ANOTHER AIR RECORD
is SHATTERED IN FRANCE

Paris, France, March 23.-with ell
even passengers weighing 1906
pounds aboard, Lieutenant Breguet
broke all records today by flying three
miles In n biplane. His time was four
minutes. A large crowd was at the
aerodrome.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
Echo of Lorimcr Scandal.

Springfield, Ill. March 2S.-The ev-
idence at the trial of State Senator
Broderick, accused of bribing State
Senator Hotsaw to vote for Lorimer,
was concluded at noon. The attor-
neys are arguing this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
Secret Japanese Mexican Al:
lance is 3roken off Entire
Iy Say Reports
JAPAN WILL TAKE NO
PART IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS
Sweeping Assurances Said to Have
Been Given Taft Yesterday by Bar
on Uchida In Conference-Secret
Treaty Which Was Fooled by MobiIi-
zatiOn Was Framed Last April.

Washington d. c., March "a
Sweeping assurances that Japan will
withdraw entirely from Mexico and
hereafter take no part in Mexican af-
fairs It Is said were given Taft by
Baron Uchida yesterday at the con-
ference. Dispatches received from
Mexico City today tend to confirm
this. They state that as conse-
quence of the American naval and mil
itary mobilization that the secret Jap
anese- Mexican alliance has been alb
rogated.
1t is known that Taft and Uchida
agreed upon public statements de-
claring the countries were friendly.
Despite this 1t is learned that the Sc
cret Japanese Mexican treaty, which
both publicly denied. was framed last
April and that the United States has
since then been watching develop
ments with increasing displeasure.
Under the agreement Japan controlled
many Mexican ports and had valuable
trade concessions. As II was feared
that maybe a stronger alliance would
be formed the mobilization was or
dered which blocked the scheme.
Ten days ago the Pacific Mail
Steamship company. realizing the fu-
tility of competing with Japanese on
the coast Of Mexico, announced its
withdrawal OF ships from Salina
Cruz the terminus Of the Tehuante-
pee railroad.
1t is said that the movement OF
troops was notice to Diaz that no trifl-
trt a
be permitted and also n notification
&c Japan that America was awake to
the situation and would consider any
aggression as an affront OF n serious
nature 1t Is said that the troops
will now be withdrawn as soon az
POSSIBLE without the appearance OF
haste.
New York, March 3.-Dispatches
here from Mexico City quote promi-
nent Mexican officials as admitting
that a secret treaty has existed be-
tween Japan and Mexico and that the
treaty will be Immediately terminated
by mutual agreement. The cause OF
the treaty's abrogation is given as the
mobilization Of troops and that Jap
an and Mexico don't want any mis-
understandings.
VIII Subduc Bandits.
Marathon, March 23.-Seventy
troopers commanded by Captain Stee-
yer. are hustling today to Chicos to
subdue the Mexican bandits who are
terrorlzing Americans there. s. s.
Perry, principal owner Of the Chi
cos mines, says the situation is Sc
rious at Pecos and that only prompt
military action will prevent blood
shed.
Americans Fired Upon.
Presidio Texas, March 23-Via
Maria, Texas. March 22.-Shortly
after the crossing of supplies from
Preside intended for the Mexican
troops besieged in Ojinaga, on the
opposite side OF the Rio Grande, had
been stopped yesterday bullets from
federal rifles fell among a detach-
ment of United States troops guard
ing the American side Of the river.
An explanation has been demanded OF
General Luque. in command of the
Mexican troops.
A report of the firing into the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
DRIVERS
LOSE THEIR FIGHT

New York. March 23.-The
express strike is off unconditi-
onally. The Wells Fargo ex-
press drivers applied for their
old Jobs today but only half
were reinstated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23

Both old parties ought to be in
favor OF free lumber. Both need
some new planks in their platforms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL
IN BALANCE
Bond Election Starts Swiftly
aud Proves Interesting Event
Many Voted EARLY.
WOMEN CAST FIRST
VOTES FOR SCHOOL

Misleading Reports Keep Some Quail
fled Voters Away From Polls-Two
Hundred Voted During Opening
Hour-SeIcction of Judges and Clerk
Preceding Voting-An Over at 4
O'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
Students Cheer Teddy.

Oakland Calf. March 23.-Roose-
welt reached Oakland today. He was
driven to the home of President
Wheeler of the University of Califor-
MIA, at Berkeley and breakfasted. He
then addressed the students at the
ampitheatre and was loudly cheered
by the students.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-23
Americans Fired Upon.

Continued on page five.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Sill Snienaarsicitcu / HOucu hi

Sill Snienanrsicitcn / NOucu bill
Observation-Disclosures isge nuitafict
err 9outaiten, iom oct ga er Wtenin.
oen IfoI opitilles | benne 0ormar'
nerneS ganIe STAB. Ser er megen
SSuteresie for Seune Gag / Rorge, o8
set oiIOe ioriaapiOt life o9ret nso-
tenSig at aoo uoenior 2un0et for at
ffaffe Se 8enge, man behoocr for Of
rcoliIere Sonfeu. Norbmunb&for.
buuSet enifcr imiOIcrtiO at gioe og'
iao Nor0mPno / Imerifa IuleSniug
I'll at bore meb, % "a Ser Iiffert er
mango beroner, iom bar Spit oertil,
fan otSic M noe Sogeu lin Ststte
teo at icnSe giorog I'll Norbmun6S.
forbunOetS Setretpr, 6. s. Sambro,
GiIert SrnStS @a6e 81, &riitiania,
Ser tur0e iGrlig her bare Spfor.
bring for bore norife ToreniHaer til
at npre meo at orbeiOe for ben 'tore
norife SomIiuq&. % SorhtHoStoufe.
Zen nSmcrtcoc nOrifc 0rgoriit %
aompouiit Gppiro gInGs bill meS
set fpritc fomme ooer til &nterifo og
Qioc Soncertcr mc6 Sen uorif,ameri.
farife 0uIifer g. SicrnopcI iom
SmprcSiorio. @orc rorfe &irter bill
rtDiIiomt oobue fine Gere for Sr
Shines, ser cr en- ioo 0pQtiR oa oGr.
hiQ ReprPicntant for rorif Nfltitf, og
oa iipr Girfemtiiten, Tom ser itr6cs.
&cIIcritfc bcnnc @ren al @robpa.
riuqSarbcioet Dor foricmme8, Bort
Self her / &anoet er GLAD | 0tuiif.
% iiGr bar &irfemfifcn Ell eaen
SiItrGfuirg for Dem. IIur8 bill I'M
&c meqen SoritooeIie berooer al Sen
Sl:nit, han ioa fortrpfeIig iorituor
OF toIfe. Ient notiouoIt betraqtet
bar iIige @rnb8 9e'Sg berooer
tior0t anoet i'm itore 9]ct0Onina ser.
REQ, at oct, Sc bar at bpoe, usooen.
orgOiS bill oppeJIere itprtt oaioo til
BEN nlrqre Generation al Roritomcri.
fuuerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Smaa hiitoriife Siueoer
Napulcun % Eoniatoiuifi.
LET Dor Nnnrrn 1913.

Get bar Barren 1913.
TusInno % Giterrig babe luttet
Sorbunb. G8oreu bapbe fine Igen.
ter ! EoIerL iom ubipreote Gpgter
ON, Of RltSIon0 pilbe oprette oct
polite aougeoemme. Ien arafau
laa Sprit Soief Honiatcpifp iom
SperitbefaIen0c oOer ben polite Ifoe.
ling al DC franife trooper og penteoe
i'm Serres Sr6rc.
Ger fom en- Gag ct Senbebrto fra
glernnber til oeu frantic General.
"Wfin Serre finSer, at mi er Oct
rettc ScibIif iii at sienoprette Den
polite Srore", iagbe Senoebuoet.
"Se fan MI fao Ceres bsieIte Snife
opipISt. @ruo mes Napoleon % itst
HuSlan6".
SprIt 8oniotopfis 2ips Saab bar
ct %forupet ToIeu, mer, ban bar life
aIene poIif gocISmanb, ban bar o.
iaa iranif Officer.
"Selp ON nit Saab ON os Srf
poa Eolens @ienreisning finoe bore
nofiaa ~besrunOet, finoe leg life flsbt
henne oeo en- 0reIss Gambling" pa'
Spriteus Soar.
Sitter fom et Senoebub til @erie'
raIen. Genneauug par bet ielpe Sprl
Ibam HaosipilI, Yriniesie Soiii'e a
Treusiens @emaI % 9reiislerfon
gems Setter.
"Tolens SiS er MI inoe," iago'
Sprit Raosipil, "og Ilperoen pilo'
iinoe oct naturIiat, ON en- Eontafop
III itiaeoe iis til gaIa icm aorse'
"@Rin sere saar fremior mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28

Ieaes til at beItaee peo at ieiloe Ute
prrientanter iii hen fore Set, ion
ifoI bolSes | September. ProfeSio'
8. q. aiIbabL 8reiibent for ct
Olaf College, bill repr9ientere oenit,
9preanitaIt peo Soften, % Erofes'ol
@isIe @otbne er al Sdfultetet bel
Winneiota StatSunioeriitet palet ior
Repreientaut 6erira. Spem iom ri
re%prPieutere De ANDRE amerifanife ol
norif.amerifanife 2Grennitalter, Der
bar facet S%nobpoeIie, err os life be-
tien0t, men ionbipnligbis bill De 'fan'
binaoiife @roiesiorer oeo Statsuni'
periiteterne / 8iSconiin, Nortb 0a'
foto, Soutb Gofota, Sainois og Dc
andre Stater, bpor Ser err ifonoina'
piife 2GrcritoIe, icnbe oiSie iom fine
Gepreicntarter. Ser / Soma er pi
for Eioeu ioo ubeIoig itiaet, at pi
irgen Carer bar / ifnnoinaoilfe
Sprog % 2iteratlrrer, ga oct life er
IrtfeOes at ioa uogen ilonPont efter
8~rofeSior SIom iom iorloO oS for at
gaa i'll SuinoiS' llnioeriitet iiior.
lloiigterne til at iaa en- ifanOinapiIf
ErofeSior aniat | no9en npr 5rentio
e. oiitnof ogino, eiter booo oi erfarer,
tcmmelig oaurli9e. Sboertfalo oil oi
iuaen S]fonoinao faa til at reprPien.
tcre llniperittetet oeO Soften / Sri
itlania | September. s 6orbinoel'e
me0 llnioeriitet5 ieiten bar BET i'm Sns
tcreSie at bgre, at Stuoenteriomiun.
oct pil iu0bpoe ct pit IntaI Stloert.
ter til at bore bets iuofportereoe
@ipitcr un0er 6eitIigbeoerne 0eune
SnObD0eIie GipIoer ogiaa norifsome.
rifunife Stuoerenbe, og otter boa0 pi
fcritoar, bill ser bIiue Inlebning for
minOit otte ioooonne til at toge Del
paa oenne WoaOe. 6orbanbeutlig oil
Der life bIi nogen WnuaeI paa Gipi-
rontcr i'll en- @eounitigeIie, Der er
iaa iriltenoe ION benre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
S~e9emSfeiI ioua
Wn0cnS Sfaber.

8aar man be ~rmberlige Wooepaa'
funb efter i Ssmmene, piier bet Jig
neiten altib, at De ifploes en- eler on
ben bsititaaenoe Berions legemltge
llfulbfommenbeoer.
SlGbfiolen inbfsrte en- 9utter al
8arl ben 9oe al Sranfrise, for benz
oes Sober par u%alminbelig itpgse
og itore. 9bilip ben 3bies @einal'
inoe bar al Natl,ren besapet meo en-
Sals, "iom en- Strubs frnbe mis-
,moe benbe" - bun opfanot Den bsie,
bruienbe Bibefraoe. en- enselIt
8onee, iom plasebes al 2igtorne,
aiorbe / WiobeIaberen De breoe Stc
mooerne, % 9ubpig ben 14be bragte
be itore anongeparpffer / gr1ig, for
81 ban ieIp bapbe itpsge Coulter
Haffen.
Gen npoelige Iobe meb at fGite
en- g@beliten / en- Snor ON Sopeoei
oa loSe oen benge neo / Eanoen 1frt'
per ia fra Sran5 ben 1fte al Srart'
RIGGS fisru,e @eniube Seroniere, Der
hapSe ct 9ranoiaar | Ranben, ION
bum paa oenne Waaoe ifiulte.
Sronning 9o,tiie al Grensien,
bpis 9rpit % arnle bar Of fnloenot
lSfisnbeo bdobe life pen SAILS =
nogIe tiger bun bapoe arop Der
for optraaSte blin altio meb ct gaanf
eIer ct Stpffe Epl ON Salien oe
eiter benbe 0atibens Gamer.
Gen enselife Waabe of "fbaft
banbs" meo oplsitet albne ifripei
iis fra, at en- eneelf griniesie bapot
en- 9plb | Irmbulen. Ssrit Oct en-
eeIife Sof, ienere ale andre optol
Sfiffen iom Sesn paa i9rlis Gle
eance.
Wen life aItib bar en- @onges I'm
Seriaatter oiit iis oiniJe I'll at isls'
bam = meo Senipn til Mober.
90 TbiIip Den @oSe al @urgunb
146t blep ing, % 9egerne fororo
neSe, at bans Sopeb maatte rages
beialebe ban, Of alle bans Soffcl
% ale aSeIsmenb | bans 8ise ifll
Se moerfaite iis imme Sebanoling
% ba De Heite pesreoe Jig peo q
aisre btte. Loo ban Dem aribe % me-
Ma3t barbere / Souebet. San bib
life p9re itps alene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Scrpmtc NGnn % bpao
DC ierit arbciococ mco.

Tric6rih S~picIbGQeu buo6c Tom
bcfier0t lem &rofesiioner, for han
enoeIiQ opOoQeoe fin Oigteriifc @e.
QopeIic og oiituitiot bIeo T~orfotter.
: ocrne SCu'ccnoe bor han self
Sfipbue meO mango andre. Ser
bart &uuptluauu our iuole6c2 &rrnIt,
mailer % ihtocrebe / @reSJoL ier
ban DCuOtc iiQ til Ciatcfrnitcn
Tontoiue uor farit IpotbCfer, % Ser
man Suocrmomu iulocrcoe 6armuci,
men bIep pco TcnaemouQcI pIrlSie,
Zig touuQcu irh pao 6orintterbouer.
Som bcficnot oor oQioo Scnrif So
len Tnrmuccut, "a han forfatte6e lit
ieritc Eromo, "GutiIino".
6rieorit Niet3The cor TiIoIoa %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Too TiIoIo.
Qicns @cbct bar bor life prriteret
uoact. iom bar qiort hans Noor
uooocIiat. Ser fun ri oQioa omtoIe
en- ouhcn lluiocr'itetSIUrcr, iom ub.
mcrfeoc fla poo et ou6et Smrnabe
emo tit SpeciuIioQS, remIie Womm'
len ser par Suriit % res @erIiuS
llrioeriitet Ipitc ooer RctSoibenIfob.
cit ~uoe0cliQe 9upn ifnloer ban fine
Irbeiber iom Siitorifer. Sgiaa Sc
lir CABIN bar Sliriit, men oct pa,
'om Giqter. at ban bsiteoe 9ersm,
melie og ggre.
Srit5 bon llbbe, Sen bersmte Wta,
Ter, bar o%prinbeIig Sfcer: bet fam
me bar Siliencron. SartIeben po,
Geiererbor, Serbert Gutenberg Su
rift Naeteriincf gooofat % SoIito
officer. BiIbelm guih, aipIina o,
WmipaSiant par o~prinbeIig life Gi9
tere euer baobe ira ierit al til Sen
iiat at ore JIG ior Iiterer @irfiom
beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
"Syntra".

8srite Sefte al apartaIifritte1
"Spmra" ior 1911 er M uofommet
meO islgenOe SnObolo:
2ula BreltS: Otinoer fra Der
gamIe Yaint Greet BreItesaaro.
Slu1I 9ieierIo: De 6oreneoe Sta
tiers ctuiife @eitonooeIe. Gen ifanoi'
nouiife Snonouoring % oenS Var
lager.
s. 8. 8ou: GrofeSior Storm
@uu.
Siguro Gcfmou: Stierrcbmncrct
&puroan "Sreoe Sell oper gtoro
iie goar" bIep til.
Sobn g.: st Wfinoe.
Clan @pbnrer: Ole Bun.
Omar Solepbien: Mor.
Sra 9ogbeimen.
Weo Bette Sefte ~be9pu0er "Spm
ra" i'm Zoe Ioraong, Der - Ii8eion
DC . rore9daello OIL prln9e WaH9I
prroiiuI6e % iuterc&ionte 9iorng
Gne, iom or intcre&ieret / port norift
R]ulhlrorbcibc / gmerifo, bsr bocr
fin arco& oirfc, hoao Sc fan, fol
"Sumrn"8 llobreoeIie. SO merC
"Spmra" areoicn unoioc8, 10 bcbrt
o. riFboIoiQerc bIir Sfriitct. Cub.
ifriptiou bcoe8 itrnr iubieubt I'll
"Snmro", Qecoruh Soma.
III Sc rIbrc @urqorQe er ser ems.
III ct Ii6ct RciroploG tiIbogc mc>
ltrotoQcIie al 1906. ScIe Rrffen
inobeiottct Hargnnger 1911, ioIt {
@tno, fm faces Tor $3.50 (aorQou,
gene 1905, 1907 o. 19OS-50 Cts
pr. @orQ.; TorQnrQcrc 1909, 1910
"a t911-$1.O0 pr. Gorgnna.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28

@reierrigbeo," ipareoe ben frantic
General.
"!SHtorien bill life bebreibe en- iaa
tapper S9rfsrer, en- Wanb meo iaa
~fremragenoe goner oe en- iaa ubmer.
fet &arafter, at ban forIaber Rapo.
Icons Sane for at beiie fin esen,"
loffenbe ben preusiiife @eent.
"Sfe Siitorien fanife - men ieg
ielp," bar Spritens itolte Soar. Seq
bar iporet Wapoleon Sroifab. Sor
mig itaar os faIoer BoIen meo ben
Wano, Tom bite iie iom Dor eneite
Ben og iom rafte os en- bi9Ipenoe
Saano. 9e bar roit min 8arafter,
min Sapperbeb, = iee snifer oeiaa
at fortiene benne @os."
SPIRIT @aosipia tog afifeb - oa
| Sprit Roniatonffi ienote bam ct glib,
at ban % De sprige p~reusiiife I'D.
ienbinger ifiilbe babe forlabt 8rafm
inben ct Sssn.
IapoIeon fif pioe ON BET pasiere.
be, oe fra ben Gag bar bans Glib
til Yoniatopifi ubegr9nIet.
s Ipril fit De polite trooper Or.
bre til at brpbe op for at forene Zig
meb ben frantic Sopebb9r.
8eb Citizen og gaiit5en itrualeoe
Seirens Col enbnu engang oper De
frantic Sropper, = men ben bar /
Heogang, - og neb 2eip5ig iluffeoes
ben.
Rapoleon % E%oniotopifi msotes
/ 9eIit5, % Bolafferne fit Srbre til
at inbtoge en- Stiuins, bpor oct benz
teoes at bile gaa barnett til. Set
bar omfrina Wibten al Sftober. Den
16be fiGmpebe Boniatopifi og bans
Sfarer iom 2sper moo en- bobbelt
Spermagt, % De foripareoe ben
Stiaing, De bapoe Iniparet for. Gen
Iften CAB Hopoleon Spriten Sitelen
Mtarifal al Sranfrig.
Gent ON @ftenen BEN lobe blep
9onia.opifi isien falbt til aeiieren.
"Soripar Soritaoens ipbIise Gel
% baf EiIbaqetoeet," par Rapoleons
~fateeoriife Srbre.
"SSseg miiteoe ieaar ire Sierbepar.
ter al mine Sropper, Sir" oplpite
Boniatopifi.
9apoleon git op og neb meb Sen.
berne paa &peeen; ban itaniebe, iaa
paa GoIaffen git iaa raft ben foran
bam.
Ioniatopif III buffebe.
"Sir, bi er bereot til at d." iagbe
ban bare - biIite 8eiieren og git.
Ieite Sag.
BoIaffernes lille Sob fiempebe
for 2ipet, - miitebe Wenb | Sfare.
big, men boIbt Stanb. Ga Isb ct
poloiomt grag: gliterbroen iprang
/ 2uften, og oct lille @ntal Rolaffer,
Tom bar ieien at bet tapre, polite
&esiment, bar afiperret os bapbe
intet Saab ON at unbeaa at blibe
taeet tilfanee.
Sa iporebe Boniatopffi fin Seit
no | Sloben, = ben bar itrib og fulb
at @anb | benne SsItens Sib.
Cub bar betroet mig RoIens
9Gre, = iee siper Den tilbage til
8uo," iagbe Spriten. Sg @literens
@anbe luffebe fig ober bam.
Wen ba gubifabet ON bans 0sb
naaeoe EoIen, blep Der 2anbei org.