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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
Mords of Caution.

OMAHA, May a-ro the Editor OF The
Bees On May Z the voters Of Omaha
most Of them workingmen, viii seIec,
seven out Of fourteen candidates for
commissioners for three years. Thes,
seven commissioners will frame and pass
city ordinances under which the people
Of Omaha must live. Municipal ordinance,
come closer to the men and women Of
Omaha in their daily life than state OF
federal laws The municipality cleans, OF
is supposed to clean the streets and
alleys. take care OF our parks and boule.
wards, maintain sufficient fire and poles
Profession, look after sanitation and pub.
lie health. regulate our street traffic and
do hundreds Of other things that affect
Us In every way. II has the power Il
save life. or permit life to be taken
through the neglect or careIessness Of
individuals or corporations. II can en-
force what pure food laws we have. SC
that the fife Of It's citizens can be pro-
longed. or It can permit the sending Of
impure food or milk into the homes Of
thousands OF families. thereby practically
numbering babies whose very existence
depepds upon the purest milk and the
cleanest surroundings.
The seven commissioners WELD a ire
mendous power IN the city. The people
OF Omaha are deeply interested IN get
ting lower rates and better service from
our gas. electric light, telephone and
street car corporations. No regulation Of
any public service corporation can be
properly made until the physical value
Of Its property is known.
The candidates should. let the voters
know their views on these questions. so
that those who will work for the physical
valuation OF these corpopstlons can be
known to all the voters sf the city. and
will act accordingly. DO not think the
people win vote for commissioners who
will allow the public service corporations
to eyade any terms in their franchises
which are favorable to the people. and
IL n TO the corporations interest TO have
commissioners who win not notice any
violations Of the franchise clauses.
Likewise. the vicious elements In
Omaha, whose business Is to rob the
people Of both money and morals, by IL
legal and uefarfous traffic 1t Is not
an unusual thing for the corporations
ana the vicious elements to work to-
gsther, for both have much In common
The enforcement Of the law Is not rel
ished By either. A. S. COIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

In appealing for votes one Of the
reform candidates for the council
under the commission plan of city
government promises TO conduct ali
the public business in the open. .
To whom is he alludingH Surely not
to our water board. because II is
trying to dispose of the $1,000. 900
bond issue in the dark. without even
asking for bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Speaker Champ Clark 10 now the
strongest candidate In the field for
president and the best qualified.
How do We know. Because william
randolph Hearst says so in two
double-leaded plea double columns
and signed at that.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

they add that they have been so i'm
pressed with the dignity and order"
Of our politics, The French are noted
for their good manners and they can
be specially gracious among strangers
when they try.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
Opening for Future Trouble.

II is a precedent large with future
trouble which the house sets up In favor
ing a federal subsidy of from SIS TO SIS
a mile per year on roads used by the
rural free delivery mail service, accord
ing to the quality of road provided by the
localities. Why may not the cities also
claim a federal subsidy for their streets
used by mail carriers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Congressman Phil Campbell. who
took the Taft end OF II. IL now being
zttarked even on personal grounds.
because. In fact. he wears sideburns
That's 80. Campbell did make an IN
znswersbie speech and he must be
punished.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Since both sides are accusing the
other OF trying to steal the election
1t is certain at least that no theft
win be committed except with the
other fellows warned and watching.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
Another Inaui.Itiye Reader.

OMAHA May ITO the Editor of Tn
Bee: VIII you ten me by what authority
the Holy Seven" have acquired the titla
Of the Citizens union?" Il sounds
good, but when you read their record It
tastes bad. Let them add to their
number the Rev. Mr.. sliggins and Mr..
Peekniff Of immortal fame. They may
then have an opportunity OF addressing
. deeentslzsd audience OF voters. Some
people spell reform with ''d."t A. re-
former never reforms himself.
ONE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Even our amiable democratic con-
temporary is compelled to admit
that the republicans running for COM
missioners are at least Is well quail
fled and deserving as the democrats
who have entered the lists.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Now. we shall zee BY the action OF
the bishops recommendation to
abolish the anti-amusement rule.
whether the people rule In the great
Methodist church or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

The people like q fighter. whether
he Is fighting for president or for
mayor. or for some smaller office.
providing he puts up a good fight.
and fights fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Don't let the fact that the polls
remain open in the primary election
until . D. m. confuse you into for
getting that for the regular, election
the polls close at p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

We are asked what Adam and Eve
did when IL rained. Raised Cain. we sup
pose.-charleston News and Courier.
Or they may have declared the
game off and issued rain checks on
account Of wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Nebraska democrats gave Mr..
Bryan their Instructions nearly three
weeks ago. but he still insists that
he has no choice for standard-bearer
to head the democratic ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
A Neishbor,, Cemmendation.

OMAHA. May 3--ro the Editor Of The
Bee: On the eve Of our city election.
which for the first time in our history
is q non-pArtis&n affair. I am going to
take the liberty to say word about one
Of the fourteen candidstes-my neigheOr
Of a dczen years just across the street
Jim Dahlmsn.
II Is a far cry and decades between
Jim Boyd and Jim Dshlmsn. both mayors
Of omahs. and II believed with Pytha-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
A LonK-Eelt Ned.

HAY SPRINGS. Neb.. May 3-To the
Editor Of The Bee: The recent announce
ment of the organization Of the Bankers
Mortgage Loan company with head
quarters in Omaha. should be OF interest
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

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II transpires that a nonpartisan
election can furnish Just 40 many
political fireworks as any other
variety OF election.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Considering the fact that he once
put Champ Clark altogether out OF
the running. our old friend. Edgar
Howard, Is doing tolerably well.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Jack johnson has gone to Las
Vegas TO begin training for that next
white Hope. Jack enjoys a good joke
and also needs the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

The government now goes forth
20 garner the grain OF the Harvester
trust with It's Sherman law reaper.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Pat Grove gets back into the lime
light by way OF side door in q
divorce case, being only q witness
this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

THERE'S town in Montana named
lsmay. But II denies all connection
with the White Star line.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Remember that the polls close in
our city election at y. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Tomorrow Is the day. Let II be
said OF all patriots. They done their
july"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

There is simply no pleasing Dr..
Anna shaw. She even objects to the
law Of the sea: Women first ;.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
[EsokinSBackward
hisDSVy in0u,aha!
+ COMPILED PROM BEE PLEA =
NAY q.
Thirty Years Ago

I
The old Union Pacific depot land office
is being newly painted and fixed up for
the summer campaign.
! That other steamboat expected from
\ ST. Louis for the last two weeks. must
have busted a flue like the Red Cloud. "
]. r. Simpson and F. R. Overhaul, two
well known citizens. had a matinee on
the Wabash corner this evening.
The 81. James hotel has renewed front
platform and steps and the Occidental
has a new stoop all around II.
Miss Gussie Tremaine and large num-
Der Of her friends went to Hsnscom park
for a picnic. Manager Marsh furnished
a special car with four horses TO draw
! them out
At a meeting OF the high school tower
committee Max Mayer reported that the
clock works would cost SEQ, zinc dial $50,
making the total cost $50. The amount
received from the entertainment for this
purpose is t44s.ss
The Entire Nous club gave an impromptu
German at Masonic hall. the favors ts'' 8
the handlwork Of two Of the women
present. Those attending were the Misses
Balcomb. Mccormick. Rustin. Lehmer,
Shears. Lou and Carrie Ijsms, Dora
Lehmer and Grace Chambers, and Messrs.
Mcmillan. Barkslow. Remington. NC
Cormlek. Sharp. Mccrsry. Peck. Jewett.
Redfck and Wilbur.
Miss Chambers left today for visit to
Dayenpart. la.
Ed Peck rs on his way to Chicago ~
return with Mrs. Peck.
Miss Lehmer and Mrs. W. V. Morse
leave shortly for the east FOR . SUNNI d 9
vacation In New England.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

The governor OF Kansas seems to
have stubbed his toe on a TAFT rock
somewhere; he's limping.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

omaha's team is not afraid to win
a game. even II 1t is the thirteenth
inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

The people want light, but the
water board says Keep IL dark"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
5000

Subscribers leaving the city
temporarily should have The
Bee mailed to them. Address
will be changed ss often as re.
ascsted.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

Dr. Wiley says nothing shrinks as
fast as ham. 10 money made OF ham7
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
Appeal 10 british in United state,

BROOKLYN, N. Y. May Alto the
editor Of The Bee: A number Of women
Of British birth. resident in this country,
have formed an Incorporated society en-
titled The Imperial Order. Daughters OF
the Empire BRITISH In the United States
Of America" with the object TO stimu-
late social and intellectual intercourse.
good fellowship and philanthropy among
women OF British birth"
The order has the endorsement Of the
British ambassador at Washington and
OF the consul general in New York, and II
is already established in five states. with
q steadily increasing membership.
II Is now desired to give greater pub
licity to the existence of the society in
order to extend Its sphere of usefulness
throughout the whole country.
The motive for this action at the pres
emit time 10 to Obtain the aid OF ALI British
people In the United States for the es-
adjustment Of a permanent home for
aged and needy British men and women.
resident in their midst.
The order Is now making an earnest ap-
peal for fund Of 10000 with which to
purchase a property suitable for the
home and to begin it's partial endow-
ment.
Messrs. Brown Bros. q Co, bankers,
|H Wall street. New York City. have
kindly consented 10 act as treasurer and
to receive all contributions.
Thanking you for the courtesy which
admits US to your columns. / remain,
yours truly,
s. JOSEPHINE NJ. LANGsrAFF.
President
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06
IbeBetsLcttrba,n



OMAHA, May ITO the Editor of the
Bee: There are some young men in
Omaha who seem to think that the terms
man" and sport are synonymous.
Don't confuse them. Sports come in
several varieties and styles. There is
only one kind of man" There are. tin
horn sports cheap sports and pick
led sports" The distinguishing mark OF
the species Is their disrespect for woman
hood.
Tin horn" sports ere much given to
the habit Of wearing loud clothes. spend
ing someone else's money when they can
get II. and extolling their own great
courage and prowess. They are gener-
ally afraid Of mice and men.
Cheap sports" generally inhabit the
street corners. being found in large num-
bers near the doors of department stores
and in the vicinity Of Sixteenth and Far
nam streets. Their chief occupation Is
smoking cigarettes and rafting keys.
They are termed cheap, because they
often attempt to make advances to other
mems wives, and because they cannot
afford to support wives Of their own.
They may be distinguished In street cars
because their etiquette Is 50 different
from what II Is in the home or IN polite
society. Their trousers seem to be
glued to the seats. Maybe the trousers
are cheap. too.
Then the last variety. picked sports
seem to be sports Of periodical tendencies.
When sober. they are often found to be
substantial trusted citizens. They gener-
ally consregate In groups and sometimes
in swarms, before they exhibit all the
pathological symptoms. These are only
some OF the very apparent differences be-
tween q man ard . sport, plainly stated,
for the purpose Of enabling the boys of
Omaha to distinguish between the two,
AN OMAHA MINISTER.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

FRANKLIN, Neb. May ITO the
Editor OF The Bee: In your issue Of May
]. an article from Lincoln under the cap
ton OF Candidates Fall to File in
cluded me as one OF the successful candi-
dates who had failed to file my expense
account within ten days after the primary
as specified by law.
Ny expense account was filed April 3.
SIX days after the primary. and in con-
formity with the law.
viii you do me the justice of a correc-
toni G. Z. HALL.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-06

CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications relating 10 news and
EDITORIAL matter should Be addressed
Omaha Bee. Editorial Department
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
StDa &iprenIpffe.

Stps ajpreaipffe. Sra Slinbe /
3elemarfen mel9es ben 30te Hop.:
Gn itpa aisreulpffe b9note her isaar
eftermiobae. 8aarobruger CLING
WtiffeIien SpiIen, iom bapoe prret
hos 9anSbanbleren otter ct S9s 30
rer, ifiiIoe paa Sienoeien pasiere
oper 9alen Bro, iom bar liot gIat.
Soet ban fisrte oper, Ilingreoe Sle-
Den og for uboper meo aisreren,
mems Soften bIep itaaenbe igien paa
8roenL ibet Sfi9ferne brat. Den
ulptfeIiee Wano faIbt uooper UNDER
@roens &pfperf fra en Ssibe al a
IS Meter neb paa noale Stene, ioet
Ser bar Iioet Sano / Spenoseibelpen
MI. 8rnnar 2onafaas fom iii 90
farot Den for,lIpffebe, ipm Dor be.
pioitIes. San bar itpgt foriloaet.
&ommurclGge &idter / go. Tom bIeo
bentet biem til ham. fou'taterte
gruo paa Sierneifalen. 0oftoren
baaber ooq of reo0e hans 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
briisets Smraaoe - % oct er 6oaoe
me9et o. tort.

briisetS Smraaoe - o. oct or 6oaoe
meget o. tort.
5 Sbierpatorict oppe paa DIT. 8iG.
ion neoe / California bRnote form.
liz en- iGliom SGnoelie, Der nHr bap.
De bragt Tonit inc / belle oen aitrono.
milfe Sioenfabsperoen. en- Wus
bauoe poa Ell eller anoen uforflorlig
9faobe foroiloet iig mo / 5eleifopet,
OF oo man life itrar pioite, hpao Ger
bar lot, troeoc Stiernetpocrnc. at
Dc boooe opoaget en- mn Solplet!
Gcnne Segiuenbeo minoet mig ON
bin Sfrsne, iom 2incoln iortalte, on
Ntanben, Scr baoSe opoaget ct @forn
oppe / ct 8rG. Wauoeu iprdng itrar
nfiteo efter @euGr OF lau iig til at
lfp0e poa @fornet: men Oct 100
lige roIiat - og Ranoeu furoe life
~ioritao, bpao Der bar iat - isr ban
bleu giort opmcrfiom paa, OF Ger lao
ZEN %graaranoet en-" / hans egue
Eienbrpnl
Men boorom aliina or, Ut. &il.
Jon CbIeruatoriet or iortioen oeu
oitronontiife Gi0enifnbs pigtigite
Stetion. 0e Spoaaelier, iom er
giorte Der. pil omfolfotre meqet I
MenneifgreS Sinmeluisbum. Ranae
btotil anertienOte ~aitrouomilfe Eco.
rier ON StierneucrOenet err crplooc.
rcoe peo De Der ioretagnc S6ierpatios
ner og Experimental. Ban bar Scr
StrhenS itsrite Stiernefitfert oa beo-
lie S]eapparater og bar Der aiort bio-
til noneoc Cpboaelier noe / oct rtcn.
beige Sinmelrlim. -
Sagenc er ml forte OF merfe OF
Soagen tort OF INF - ioo tort o. inf,
at oct er iorbunoet meo 6are for Sip
o. Semrner baaoc paa 2ano OF Sis.
5cgiammculteo bar iunoet Steo paa
8runo al Saogen - og paa Siseu
bar Der bGnot Here lllpffer / oen iio-
ite Sio.
ga, MI itaar Slilen for GsrN
igieu og mart ct npt geroensaarl
Sioen gaar, Sloffen Naar og
Gpisbeoen ioreitoar!
8Ipoelig Sul og goot Rptaarl
Tacoma, @alb, lite 9e. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Store &lGberitensanl9e paa Stta.

Store &lGberitensanles pan Stta.
s biSie Gage er / Bergen fonititleret
ct mt aftieielifab "Rorruap Gale.
mill" meb en- attiefapital paa 1S0,.
900 ar. fulbt inobetalt. SelIfabet,
iom eier itore Seier al Salfiten, az.
ter at raffinere Barren / tit Wpqeans
Log / Sireiuno, S~arbanger. 9es'
lben agter Sirmaet at igangiptte ct
Iterre Inleg for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ding fra egrte Sr1ro pco Stta. 8ette
blir set ~itsrite InlG9 al oelli,e Irt
! 2on0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
SplbcraaGrcliet / Seraen.

SolberssGreliet / Bergen. Sra
@ergen meobeleS ben 2ben Sec: Eli
SoIhergo9reIiet / Bergen bar oct
lpffeoeS ganffulontpgtig .. s. Car
ier at erbperpe enoel pPrbifulbe Ss'
ger / aisbcrbopn, Berlin, Intiter-
bam % &otterbam. glanbt De in.
t~eresianteite er Seltebiitorierne / Dol.
lanbif ltbgape fra t74S, Selpbiogru.
fen paa boaanbif ira 1855, @piit-
lerne paa boIanoIf fra 1852.
Sr. 2arien er gienpalgt iom 5pr'
malto / Solbergflilbben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

gru % gruenfaift. s SioSrrm.
met lite april 1903 iii 30te Srrnt
1910 er Ger / 9orge ialt ai1meIot til
9~lrpeafgift tt,S2S 9goS6oer meo en-
iamlet Rettoformue paa 163, 42S, $40
&roner cler 1897 9roner pr. 90.
Gen Staten tiIfalbenbe arpeafgift
ubgiorOe / oct famine Sibsrrm Str.
S,727,675 eler 1,246,S50 Ser. pr.
Qar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Srnfnet / @urbnaspanbet. 8oorS

Srnfnet / Rpronaspanbet. @aarbs
brlger Cars Sirfelano Orufnet for
leben 9lften / Ior0aospanoet peo
9er9en. San par oeo 7.5ioen fon.
met fieren0e fra Spen og bapoe ItD-
ret Soften neooper en- Sci NED til
San6et Iige peo 2anges gienbom.
Solf poatraf Soften og BEN tpmme
gogn og foritoO, at ser bar fleet en-
lllpffe. ltnber Sebelie al Tolitibe-
tiert Sirfelano bIep Ser foretaget
Sofning, og pe0 t0-Siben fanbt man
ben forulpffebe. SporIebes nlpffen
er pasieret peo man life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
TpnsfnI1,

Spbsfalo. 9iterat Soban SaIm.
rait err aigaaet peo Cohen / en- Iloer
al as aar. Salmrait oil minoes
iom Ell ifattet 2eiIigbeosoigter. Ser
lia bar ban ifrcpet Ell bel Del pafre
Salmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Ssi 9lloer. Sioligere Sllsnani

Sbi Ilber. Sioligere Susmano
Sans Sanien / Siaageiuno er rplig
rrber ct 8eisg / Sfien afgaaet peo
0soen. San bar tiOligere Susnano
iioIt unber 8roSpoa, me- for TO gar
ii6en fisbte Senneu Slabien Sobe.
bugti, og Der bar ben gamle iioen
boet. Ifosbes Suitru eff bort for
TO slar iiben. De TO gantle bar itrGp.
iomme flinfe Solf. Sor bare ire aar
iioen sreieoe De TO santle alene belle
SIaotten paa Elabien. Sans Saniens
alber i9ttes til npr 100 Iar. Sra
SiaageilIno meloes imiolertio, at
bans Ssbielsaar bar 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

&ioarus Sesluerf. Sra Sronb-
biem meobeIes ben 3bie Sec: afties
ielifabet Rioarps SegIperf blep ibog
fonititueret her / 9pen meb en- aftie.
fopital al 10000 Sroner. Oct ifal
ouertage Hibaros Seglperf. Siref-
tionen beitaar Of aonill Sob. s.
9ratt, 9~rrlgseier 8. i. Senien %
9arfdlef 8olcfmar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
0rnnh rnn Silhpulhnrs.

8ranb paa Silbpulonrs. - Sra
Spoloer meO0eIes Den 30te 4op.:
Srpgger % Sittifbpgning, tilbsren'
De Sanoelsmnnb @elmann, Glib.
pcIonpS / 2in9sfioroen, neobr9note
inat. Sulene bar asiureret, Sarer'
ne oerimoo ua~siureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

eler aoiROer fan let Oe Burtis bsfri fig for Sritfes
panen - TIM ire Eaae u~sooeuoia 80 ueo Neal lnstl-
tuts, 6o2 Fifth Street, Dss Roinss, Iowa. GbiOIut litter
49, iuqeu gIfGloer m~islptfes. Gras &aRer b~ehGroles
pgiaa meb Selo. 9~ieFerercr til buil%teuiumbeIit Sani
eaer 5ur,etuiusSfrma / 9es GOi es. GIan itripe eIlsr
b~eupeuoer is perioulis for CpIpsatHser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
tlorge 1914.

5olteuosaueu, af DR.. gnsunr Niels
ien, 3s8 SiSer trntt i iamme Spper
iom "Seeorab Soften mso SiqeDer al
giospolOsmRnOeue dir. ioli0 % peut
iuobmSet D. 80. Reo -8oIteu~ 81. 80.
grastuOsausn, $40 Sioer. meo Sos
tograFer al SiosooIOsmGnpeue o.i.p.
beftst ct uattert OmiIag med Oct Hor'
tie gaa6en Opsr SiteIeu 0.S5. &so
SOFTEN" Sl.75.
6or ret at lrre al %ioritan Setprnius
gen al set 100 aarsiubilGuHt. iom OiL
blipe ferret / Rorse / 1914. Dor man
a~uifniie JIG en- al ptsie llNsooer at
~gtorae / 1914.
VT IGie ON Sesipenbeoerre ! 1914
er JON at lGie en- ipGnoenpe Homau.
men 9rieren bar SesuSen BEN Sifresss
ItiQelie. al &omanen sr iauo ira ges
sDuoelie til gune.
y. aumusieu IH5linbins Co.,
Secsrab, SOMA,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
sucnIf @uSs iulst til nurIfe. Sr

Sucnif 8Obs iolst til nurife. Sra
Sranmen meooeleS ben 3bie Sec:
SpaIitciu @ooS / N~oroIperige er
iolgt til ire Sfogeiere ira Grant
mersoiitriftet, Sans Gbegaaro,
Son Iabp. Si9bul, og
Ser. &ulitoobroaten, gfer. gienoom'
men er $4,000 Iaal Sfog, Sag og
WpQebrlid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Nnjfes. -@ienoom i Spre, Rorz
~ man 60. Minn beitnar al Seboelies'
bus, Got meo Born, Sommcrtlstten. 3ss
bus, 400 Srpno meb 8nmpe. Suobp, buor'
iblanot 900 Sug1p. Gerionllg Senpenoelie
til snui Slerienss. iom Dor pnn Steoet,
eller %tIlitrip eleren, @eosr Slertenss. Giitesc,
Norge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Sra Uoree.

SppeSsnoen aiennem arbeioer-
bpen Saabeim bar iaaet Rapnet
Gam @poeS 8aoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
"fram"s WGitfummanbcrenbs.

Sra ariitiauia nrcooeles ben 29oe
"6ram"s ~Rpitfommanoerelts
De, aoptein Rielim, iom bleo tilba'
&c om6oro pau "5ran", ba bans
reiite biem fra Suenos
9lpreS, er MI anfommet til England,
bpor ban iSag msoer &oalb Gmuno'
len. aaptciu Rielien fomner en- al
De nprmeite Gage til &riitiansiano,
boor ban bar lin SamiIie. San fom'
mer til of opboloe iig berbiemme
nogle Maancoer. 8ommanboen oper
"6rnm" er mn opertaeet al aaptein
Gprrlro, Tom er e~ngageret til Den
ioreItaaenbe Rorbpolsf9ro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Gn &pSningsmanb. Zen Sc aar
gamle Nartin araasbaffen paa sc.
iieifogen err troos fine sc Iar enouu
tprig / lin Sipsaierning - 9rap-
ming og Rprponing. San bur orepet
bette arbeibe blot omfring = belt
oper iii Ssnomsr. Taa 9eiieifogen
finbes ser piitnof ian @aaroer, bpor
ban life bar mere eaer minore meo
SorNen at sisre; operalt bar Wartin
prret at tr9fie blanot Stein %
lll9noe. Seller life iibite CONNER
bar hans 8rep o. Saffe bullet.
Sammen meo Ssnnen bar ban ora.
BET Here Manl. % ban er beitemt
paa Of fortiRtte til gaareu isien.
Serreositpret bar MI aubefalet BEN
fiGffe Rponinasmanb iii Of erbolbe
aongens 5ortlenitmeoaIie. Zen oil
uRre pei fortient.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Z: z :, mn d
(Ceian tnlSt slab Salt Rbruni, Snlrttas, giili Grnii,
gSeeuiuc sim q, n,

llelan tnlef Slnb salt RherlHi. Buirltls, Giu eIhh'
SSeeyius SfiH o, q.
GtScia Ian helbrtDts permanent, 90 raar tee heeF
belbrcoet, EteEer leo Hetrp btao iCg tqer y b~fibrseet,
% lite bare iltttet iGuimcn for en- lib, tpr laa igicu
at bTuOe uo OGrrc en- fBr NHif, Ifp airr eeuHc ON
tdttcnbce anfianb efttra az haue auuenot tolb aar az MIN
Eio pGa benz enc Suaoou ua ianttbt9 5chauolet hf
ten cuh 10 2Riuiuu EilfGl0Cr at ocHRe f~rpateltae Sp9
bonn. Def or milo liReanlojgt hudo ali on bar oraat,
euer bpprmaugc 2Tarr bar idgt big, at ou Tile tan pei
breoes - alt lel ~iurlaagcr er Inn en- Gnleentt9 nj al
pie oia. at lea peo bpdp itg taller ON. outs on OIL
itrlOe Ill mig ioag, oil iea ieuoe biz en- trt Srept az nit
milhe, Iinoreuoe, adrdHterCbe Rlooel, Der pti operoe
otie oia mere pGa Ell Eda. emo leo eler Hp9ea danen
iUree pipre paa en- gtaaneos Sto. Suis on bar mtset
al Tiltrp o. alt gioo. ~uofprorer iea big I'll al atpe mig
Nulebnirg ill al beuiie r1ine 9aaitduDe. Seo at hriue
Ill mig ioa9, pl on nnpe mere pirielia Sorntori, eno
ou npleuitune trpeoe Druue &eroen tuuoe brtu9e big.
Goris9 bet tuu, % ou oil ie, at ies Tiger oa Snuoheo.
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