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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
CONFESSES TAKING
LETTERS FROM DESK
Messenger Boy of Standard Oil Com
pany Witness Before the
Senate

Washington. D. c., January l4--W. w.
Winkfield formerly employed by the
Standard Oil company as messenger.
today told the Senate campaign fund in
vestigatng committee how ne ana an
other employe named Stump took letters
from the desk of John ID. Archbold of
the Standard company and disposed of
them for $1,000 each. He told of selling
a copy of a telegram for sleoo and lend
ing two copy press books containing
water prints for which $500 was paid. OF
the amounts received Wlnkfleld said he
received a third winfield could not re-
member the contents of the two letters
or the kilograms TO whom they were adj
dressed or the signatures attached. Wit
ness said the letters were taken in the
fall of 1904 and published in New York
paper.
Employed in Oil Company
WINFIELD testified he was employed by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Attitude of Ministers Approached

Another feature OF the day was the
animated conversation In the lobby of
the senate between Premier Poincare.
NJ BRAND, the minister of justice, and
ex-Premier Clemenceau.. 1t is under
stood that M. Clemenceau reproached
the ministers for the recent attitude
of the cabinet with respect to the re-
instatement of Du Patty de Clam and
declared openly that he intended to
vote for NJ. Dubost.
As the campaign progresses there
is an evident trend of public opinion in
favor of the president exercising great
er powers in the future Although the
French parliamentary system does not
permit of the same powers as are held
by the President OF the United States,
there is a general desire for the pres
ident of France to exercise the full
prerogatives which the constitution al
lows, but which up to the present have
been frowned upon by precedent.
This idea was voiced in the chamber
today by Louis passy, who suggested
among other things that the president
of the republic should send messages
to parliament and in other ways Ike
an active part in governing the ma
ton.
The parties and groups making up
the republican majority in the cham
ber and senate have decided to hold
a caucus tomorrow with the object OF
uniting upon a candidate to support
in the Versailles congress, which will
be held on Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
IS
CONFIRMED MAJOR
GENERAL Of ARMY
Ratification of His Appoint
ment Ends Long Struggle.
Bristow Leads Fight
Against Promotion
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


w. W. WINFIELD testified on Arch
bold letters.
indian affairs committee approves
resolution authorizing department ot
justice to investigate affairs of Crow
Indians in Montana.
Senate considers six year term.
Senator Pomerene introduced Joint
resolution TO amend constitution 10
provide different method for con-
Quoting minor impeachment trials.
Senator Gore introduced bill 70 in
crease membership of United States
supreme court TO H.
Measure to amend Panama canal act
so as to eliminate provision for free
passage of American coastal shipping
introduced by Senator Root.
Resolution to direct President Taft
to invite foreign nations to joint in
ternational agreement for protection
of migratory birds Introduced.
Adjourned at 5:19 p. m. until noon
Wednesday.
House convened on scheduled time
Resume debate on postoffice appro-
priations.
Army appropriations carrying $685.
S30.177 reported.
Metal schedule tariff revision hear
ing was continued by ways and means
committee.
f. j. Wade told banking and cur
rency committee country never could
sound monetary system without a
central bank.
Root. chairman in the House on
money trust investigating committee,
announced he hoped to conclude hear
ings this week
Interstate commerce committee an
nounced programme of hearings on
interstate commerce work.
Passed postofice appropriation bill
carrying $27S.4ss7Sl.
House adjourned at $50 until II
O'Clock Wednesday
Washington, January 14-Willian'
w. Wotherspoon was today con-
firmed as major general of the
United States army by the Senate after
a prolonged fight behind closed doris
The ratification of his appointment. sent
to the Senate by President Taft last
August and again in September, ends
a long str{ ggle to advance the former
president Of the war college to the
highest grade in the military service
Senator Bristow of Kansas led the
fight against the promotion of General
Wotherspoon from the rank Of brigadier
general to the rank of major general
He declared the officer had not had
sufficient field experience, and he as
serts that General Funston, Steever
Bliss. Allen, Pershing, Darlington and
Aleshire We're all entitled by expe-
rience to promotion ahead of General
Wotherspoon.
The fight for General Wotherspoon
was won by a vote of 36 to IA. 1T
Is expected the Senate will take up
other army and navy appointments
this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Spectacular Features Mark Day

spectacular fedtuTeS Mark Ddy
Several spectacular features marked
today's contributions to the campaign.
AS If seeking to answer the critics
who have been accusing him of reac-
tionary tendencies, NJ. Deschanel in
his inaugural address In which he
lauded the achievements of the parla-
ment during the last three years,
urged Frenchmen TO go on improving
the parliamentary system, but 70 be
careful not to demolish 1t for he
said: Personal power has cost France
too dearly In the past"
This allusion TO the monarchy and
the empire brought Deputy Delahaye
"a conservative, to his feet, shouting.
Not SO dearly as the republic"
tumult broke out in the chamber
but NJ. Deschanel raised his voice above
the din, saying: Yes, 1t has cost us
too dearly TO ever tempt us to begin
over again"
Great applause from the benches oil
the majority greeted this remark
After declaring that Frances work in
behalf of social Justice, the ameliora-
tion of the condition OF the poor. old
age pensions, improvements for miners
farmers a-d the labOring classes geu-
orally wonld remain an imperishablt
honor to the third republic, Nj. Des-
chanel dwelt upon the external politi-
cal situation and expressed the be-
lief that the world could REASONABLE 5
hope that the Balkan crisis would not
drag the powers into n conflict which
none desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Allies Have Firmly Made Up
Minds to Take Up Arms
for Second Time
WAR is PREDICTED
IN LESS THAN WEEK
Balkan Delegates Convinced That the
Turks Are Drifting Without Fixed
Policy-Show No Intention of
Meeting Allies Ultimatum


London January 14-Unless unforeseen
events should change the current of sf-
fairs, the war in the near east will be
resumed within a week and Europe will
witness the horrors of a winter campaign.
The allies have firmly made up their
minds to take up arms a second time.
The Turks last week We're threatening to
leave London and let matters take what
ever course they might. Now the Balkan
delegates are convinced the Turks are
merely drifting without fixed policy,
and they have decided to end the SEEM
ingly fruitless debates and wire pulling
and begin the battles anew where they
left off more than a month ago.
The Ottoman government failed to con-
vene the grand council today and appar-
emily has no intention of meeting the al
lies ultimatum concerning Adrianople.
The allies do not believe in the efficacy of
the note which the powers will present
at Constantinople, because it is couched
in too mild terms and simply advises
Turkey to submit to the fate of war and
abandon Adrianople for fear of complica-
tions in other parts of the empire at
uihe when turkey couiu hoe hnu h'oia-
or financial support in Europe.
The Turkish government knows that
this means nothing, because it is aware
the powers will be unable to agree on
any coercive measures. Thus the presen-
tation by the powers of the note, 1t is
pointed out, might mean simply the OPEN
ing OF new chapter in the already weari-
some diplomatic parleyings and the shift
ing of the discussion from a debate he
tween the belligerents to one between
Turkey and the powers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Leon Bourgeois May Stand
as Compromise Candidate
During Crisis
MANY SPECTACULAR
FEATURES MARK DAY
Improvement in Parliamentary Sys-
tenn Urged by Deschanel-Says
Personal Power Has Cost
France Dearly in Past

Paris. January 14,-Paul Deschanel
who was today reelected president
of the chamber Of deputies, declared
himself tonight as a candidate for the
presidency of the republic. The other
candidates who have been formally
announced are: Premier Raymond Poin-
care and ex-Premier Felix Ribot, while
julius PANS, minister of agriculture;
Antonin DuBost who was today re-
elected president of the senate; Jean
Dupuy. minister of public works and
Theophile Delcasse, minister of ma
rine, are unoffcially in the running.
There is some talk now that Leon
Bourgeois may be induced to stand at
the last moment as a compromise can
didate, IL only to serve for several
months until the European crisis is
ended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Anxious for Relief

The Balkan kingdoms, moreover, are
anxious to obtain relief from the heavy
burdens of keeping their armies on war
footing indefinitely. Wishing, however.
to observe all the diplomatic courtesies
they have given the powers to reasonable
time to agree on the note, frame II and
present it to Turkey. But this once done,
if Turkey. as is probable, fails to yield.
they are determined to act. Their govern
ments have agreed to call another sitting
of the conference through Sir Edward
Gray or Rechad rasha, who, according to
the rotation followed, would be the next
presiding officer. They will then simply
announce their decision definitely to
break the negotiations and also thank
England for the hospitality extended and
the conditions of fair play under which
the discussions took place.
Immediately afterwards, Sofia and Bel
grade and Cettinje will denounce the
armistice, and the Servian. Bulgarian
and Montenegrin commanders will notify
the Turkish headquarters that hostilties
will be resumed within 96 hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15
Easy to Predict Course

The allies say it is easy to predict the
course of events. After they have
stormed Tchatalja. they prophesy, Tur-
key will be ready to cede Adrianople,
just as after the Italians landed in Trip
OIL she offered to make concessions
which previously she had strenuously
fused, and as after the victories of the
Balkan states she consented to grant
reforms they had vainly asked for "a
years.
After their second resort to arms. the
Balkan delegates assert, their peace
terms will be different from those Tur
key is now rejecting. They declare that
Bulgaria will not be satisfied with a
frontier line from Rodosto to Midia, but
will draw it just before the gates of
Constantinople, and they suggest a war
indemnity of $500, 900, 900, or more. NJ. No
vakovitch of Servia. said tonight:
'I know we'll the Ottoman mentality,
having lived in Constantinople as minis
ter for seven years. Turkish fatalism
makes them cling TO hope when other
reasoning beings would understand that
all lost
"Our 65,o00 Servians. besieging Adrian
ople on the west and south sides are so
close to the town that they can count
the windows in the houses and observe
the people moving. They will be able at
a moments notice to pour in torrents of
fire. The Bulgarians. on the other side,
can do the same.''
The diplomats consider the outlook for
Turkey as of the gloomiest character.
Kiamil Pasha's resignation as grand
vizier may be the next development.
That would be likely to be followed by
anarchy. The country already is hard
pressed for money. and the condition and
the spirit Of the army are matters OF
doubt.
Sofia. January liking Ferdinand and
the members of the cabinet expected to
start at midnight for Mustapha Pasha
They will meet in that town General
Savoff, the commander-in-chief and the
commanders of the four Bulgarian
armies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15

CONTINUED ON Page Eight
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tconti.ued ON Page Eight,
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aceati.ves .. Pas. Eighth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-15

Jause OF KaIsed wages
Mr.. Underwood asked as to the reasons
for the United States Steel corporations
proposed increase of wages MIR. Ker
said he thought that the corporation
was taking time by the forelock 20 hold
it's labor
Affairs of the Watham Watch COM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1907. Sp.: Seq pnifer at reiic til
Gor8e i 1914, og ie9 bar mine fsrite
Sapirer. Sbis ieg ba blir tIignet Stat,
maa ieg Ian betaIe ben, naar ieg euIter
at bore biemme ct % ct balut Iar?
Spar: Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
Spraab M Sj9Ip.

@icilucm "Secorab 9oitcu" bill jco
bebc barmbjcrtiae Renueifer ON at
barre mcO og 9iDe en- Misunderstanding
til Ell fattig og baarot hiemiegt ga,
mile, nemIig Gle @urberg / Hpr6eoer
al &lgnite, u. Sat. Sn9Oua Ben 19Oc
Rart5 nebbrPuote bans @~unningshu5
meo alt bans Snobo. Hll itnar ban OF
9uitru % s imaa @sru Pea bar 8atte.
ribeu 6iem og rOeu uoget at biGIpc Jig
meo.
0tauSen bar ON @orsencn tisrt til
EN- SuImiuc cfter &ul. Sc iterite gsrn
bar paa Stolcn. . San5 Suitru bar
bjemme oIere meb DC minoite. SIoer
Inre5 ar babe tomnct fra Sforitenss
pt6en ino / gorbtlporiugen % ipreote
Jig meo utrolig 6ait, og bIsu life opoas
get, fsr oct bar f~orieut. aoucu iors
iegte at reboe roget al Suiets Snobo;
mcu MATTE itrar opgtoe bet og bare DC
imnG Sern no az bct brGuoenoe GUS.
Gu Nabo, iom ogina bar paa Bel iii
GlIlmi1eu, bleu isrit opmertiom pua, at
6uiet brGn0te, % itpuote iig til Ste
Der. men intet tuuoe On reboes. Slere
andre Tom ogiaa itrur ttliteoc, men
bet bar torrent. Suoen nogIe faa Wis
inter bnr alt iorauoret iii en- rngcuSc
GltehGug. 3uitrueu % DC imaa tIsrtes
itrnr til Ell Nabo.
Oct bar iiauobcb ct triit 9uoitab.
iom perteoe Raroeu % be itcrite gBru,
ou Sc TOM bicnr. Sc bill NOT fau nib
Iertiorg 6iGlp her / RaboIaget. men bet
0il auigebel life f~orilaa iau mege,.
Sntet par asiurerst og Wauoeu or
fatti8; oesubeu er ban iuag Og ipgeIig
og 8eruene er imaa. 6~attigoom %
Reo itaar for Sereu. Gerior bar ieg
oet 6uab. at bette Cpraab life ri.
lpoe forgirOes. aiGre Rebtriituc 6uit
paa, at 6errsu Tiger: 6oO iOm iors
barncr iig oocr Den fntti9e. Iaaner
6erren; og igieu: "1uaoiombeIit 5
haze giort MOB en- al Sisie mine miuOz
tie. BET bare : giort moo mig"
@aOer ian ieuoes iii unbertegncoe
iaa itaI Set ieuere bIioe t~pitteret for /
"SecorabsE oiten", om Den oil give
Spalterum oertlI.
9ieu. q. guctue6crg,
&iguits, y. 2at.
Zen lobe STARTS. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1907. sp.: Speip poa bbtIte Sage
feleenbe Oatoer inbtraf: AZ 13be
Rarts 1884. b. Abe September 1885,
g 29be Gltguit 1887, D. 22be Samuar
1891?
Spar: a. Sprsbaa, b. Ssrbas, 9
Ianbas, b. Sprsbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
Sra SyeoeIaeene.
Iipicninset

ga, MI Iaffer set after mob Vars
itsbnct iom itaI bpIoes / Heo 8tr9.
gairu., o9 ~beapnber ben 24oe Sunj
(SunftbanSoaaeul. Gi bar | zen @r
Ell opatig arraugemeutSiomite beitaus
enoe al Rruo, Tom Or. SpiaI %
aisbutnno .. Siermitao mso Here
Yaar pi pec Chen AT Net tnacr meS
8%etragtnina SpepS itorilagnc Suraioels
ler % airitiric % ltberale 9eioltning
iad bar ri al @rino til al io%rpcrtc, at
III Der itaI tuuue ieirc Ell Harsieit. iour
oil ipergcS / mere eno I aonaeriacr,
Guhpcr Mano Oh apiroe ira Misiens
bpgoernc linobeiattct ira RomSbdI %
Ssttcul, iom cuom ittc CT RcoIemmey
al Sa9ct, bsr ~iuareit .muIig icnoe i'm
StomcIoelic, Ieoia9et al ell TuIer Ill
SuaetS Npatigc Setrctrr. @ir, 9. ~,
CuiunL 0iebiuooN. 81, % ban oil mer
@ITNc icnNe bcre Scattering iomt 2as
gets gore.
NIB! Com 2nQcts Saaaifriper oil
ieg beNe aIIe 2agetS 3eoIcmmcr. iruI
cnoru life bar iuoicuot fin SeIobios
graf, al gisrc ser inorcit muIiat.
Strip otter frIgcnoc @Iau:
Il Strip biue SorrIorcS oa Sit cast
SdrSs cucr @aurNSuupn. p Ssoeiter
og 6sbiclSaar. 3 On fort % reiaatip
SeitrtneIic AZ hit SipSIeb. A. Strir
Iao nsiagtig o8 tpocIig On ian.
en- ocnlia Silieu iii ale Rieicnbrgs
Oinaer, Clan u. apisauuro.
1862 z. Yearl Ct, Scnpcr. Sol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
On b~ciDnoerliS Sur.

$ Spo.3prol bruger 9suoerne i
Slaatonnen Ell eienoommelig Sur,
Der ipre5 at biGlpe Tor en- BEL HPtte
Spgoomme. ll0e paa Gngene laoer
De ia / itunenOe eler ii6oen0e Stil.
lima aloeles 0pfte til uleo npilaaet
8rpS / Ell iaaSan Ssioe, at bare SO.
peoet itiffer irem. Gerne Snbpof.
ming, Der er meget iugtig, opbeoer
mart Segemet. o. Soeoen iprtnger
irem iom / ct Sompbao.
Oct mao pare ct inurrigt Gun al
ie De "9uOenOes" @opcoer iom bot
rsSc 8Guner ititfe irem al Nsiiaater.
ne. Speoeu gisr Sattenierne ter
itige, % oet err meaet u!minoeIigt az
unge Bigger gaar itatimellem % giper
De Ssritenbe laoiteuoe Sanopin at
oritfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
8apcr til ct 8amlebicm / Saabcrg,
0upbrunoSonIcn.

Mcb Snt Ill @ipcrnc tpittercs Der.
oco for fsIgcube @nper moctaget pcr
nnocrtegneNc iii Ct @amIebiem / Saas
berg:
$. 9. SIeacn, G6ur6'S 6errp, q
:. $50.
SuoicrNt oeS Tubrcp Tmubicn
Ganbp, Riur. antcu R~anogaaro 500.
auorcp Imunaion S15, Olaf Sforictf
$40, Nntbias Storiebt $15. Ole Z,
Storietb $15. Ole y. 5torictb SIS
6. 9. Storictb $40, Srorclp @tortcrs
ion so. Eiliammeu $3.50. E~icIi9crt
trtttcret for og icnNt iii Norge, $3.50.
Mootaaet til Euto $500.
I SreU al 13be Secembcr 1912 ira
6ormanoen / Saaberg @nmIcbicm5s
tolritc, SorI 2~uuN9nnrc. opluicS a
man bar begpuot CpforcIicu al Bug
ntngen, Der er pInnIa9t ina itor at Scl
ian itaffc5 YIao5 I'll % Yeriouer,
Somtcu CT iiirntet al niopoe aguctc
SIiiletb5 Groinger. Sioitc 6eit moo
tog aomitccu iom @auc ira aiebmanS
&muo SergscugS @utc ct itsrrc 6u5
meo ubmrrtct Ssmmcr. Tom aomitcer
9ier SrIg al. Qieb Seuipu iii RioIcr
oplplc6 ar man M tror at bape oms
trent moi iii 9pgnin9cnS Cpisrelic,
men at man cnbmu maugIer MiioIcr til
Snocntar.
Cm no8cu Saabergiug Tom IGic,
biSie Siuier sniter at noe 6iGlp til
bette 2ienteo. fan @apcu iuoicnoes
gjeurcm uroertcgueoe.
8. 8. @leaeu.
IuB5bura Seminorp, minneapolis
Qtinu. 19oe 0tarts 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1906. Sp.: 6pis Ell Ntauo oil til
itisoe lin Some N &oart 9auo / Rius
~reiotd, maa ban oa isn't iGIse 2auNet
til en- arbeu % beune ieieu til Soueu.
Spar: Rei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1901. Sp.: Ruar en- Rino bar tas
get Sorteiteao / Canada o9 prouct Oct
op, er ban oa cauaoiit gOr8cr?
Suar: ga, han maa uGrc cana
niif Sprgcr fpr ]pperbpuebet at fuuue
prppe pp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1908. Sp.: Spor itaI nan benoers
Sc Zig ON SplpSuin9er ~an9aaenoe OPP
ta8elie al 2auD / Canada, o8 tan man
benpenoe Jig pan Sort?
Suur: Strip til Commissioner Of
Government 2unb, Sttama, Sut, Ga
naba. Sc maa ifripe Gugelif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
VenIiac cro.

Seq uiI iigc Sat FOR Sc Steer. icg
THOR 1T iom Yrrmic meo "@oitcu".
Set bar en- mcget pen Sreieuy. Seq
bar M Irit "Gccorabs 8oiteu" / IS
2lnr, og Dem inocbOIOer aItiO mescn 600
SGsrirg.
On peuIi8 0iIsniug til ale gIaOctS
2Giere.
Mrs. Camilla Rattieu.
ellsworth. @iS.
Seq oil iige Gat for "9ecorobs 80
itcu" og "geo 4rncu". iom uItio brtus
ger os ioa mango RUbeoer % anoct
1oot 2ricitoi. "@co arucu" or iirr
900 til Eio5iororip / DC lange ginters
tpGI0e pna Sarmcu. Ru0ucitcmpeIcu,
iom ies mobtog iom Yrrmie meo go
ten, or buaoe goo % nnttlg. % ON
iaa ituIOc tie. at icR miiteoe Oeu euer
Oeu off %iitrttcr, iua maattc isg iaa en-
uuocu iiteoet.
Eat for alt goot.
@unScr 6aIporiou.
RectIinq, z. Sat.
4 X
5ermeo fslger @ctalius for ct Var
/ Soriiuo. oa ieB efter AT haOe IGit
"%oitcn" ! 30 Mar life IAN are SEN
fouoen. Gctte qirIocr ogiaa ~Veo
arueu", ION life CT GOD az bite. Seq
oil life trrtte Reoattsreu meO en- lang
StriueIie tbt Ieg er iugeH "SrperI", od
Der mn er h~euguaet 33 Aar iioeu lea
gpcbe mig mco at itriUe ri aiGreitcu.
Sele EeriouuIet pGre biIiet OF ints
tct pGa Der bcoite ira en- al Be gamle
Abouueuter.
@etcr 6erningisu.
sprin8TeIO, &is.
"2ccorabs Yoiten" oa "&eo arnen"
bringer ale line 2Giere iaa manage
baaSe bnageIiae % moriomme 5nus
Der. al lISgiper % AeSottiou Nerfor
FOREIGNER Sat % Sgre. Yso CiieruiIs
Iigbeo o. Slio bar Dc itaifst o5 Rors
Tic / dmertta e. goot og ~uparttii SIao.
9Iaoet meo SeriouaIe % 2Giere
tilsnites 2ptte og air goot.
&. Z. Sruilat.
SorOnto. z. Sat.
RsO Oct ianme ies iu0ieuoer Sstas
Iiugeu for ~Secorn6s Soften" o. "Sso
arueu". piI ieg tatte for Yrrmiebos
gen. lea itoitt War m0otog, % oil ianr
alGoe mig mcaer ueo AZ iua Def netIiae
Siasoe al zen beaige RdNpGrs iOm
Yr9mie. Soften or ser beoite Sluo
lea uogsHiiune bar lGiG.
On penlig SilieH Ill ale,
Sneob Sunieu.
SoseItor, Cora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08
9rGft-Sri Sua.

SeaG SanatOrium indianapolis,
SuSinna, bar uogipet en- lioen BOG.
hort gius5 ilteresioate Safta ON
arRft, iamt iortRler on bpa6 fan
gisres for Sulerte, @lsoniug, ube.
bcgelia 9ugt o. I D. Sfrip eiter oer
ioaa; rRpn bette glao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1906. Sp.: Sbor fan ie9 fan tisbt
9o9er ON norife @aarOnaone / TOm5>
balls &tmt?
Spar: & enbper nurif Spsbans
bel, I. Gr. bus Gammermepers Bog
banbel, Sriitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-08

1905. Sp.: Haar ell ung gPdno
paa IS Iar BONNER hertiI / CONNER
ira Saumart, fan ban oa gad bicnt
igien, mar ban bar tine Soreerpapts
rer. uSen al Sc tueer ham til SoIbat?
Spar: SpiS ban er amcritan't
Surscr, tan ban pphplos zig bicmme /
10 Mar nScu at hIi taset | sieneften.
Mcu for at bli Surser maa ban ppbpls
be ia | 9anoet | fem aur.
1909. Sp.: Gountpct bar 8ioet Ct
e~IcttriIf &ompani Ret I'll at bare Yin
ier pua 2aub. iom ieg bar tisbt OH.
(Slere SpsrgsmaaI ira California;,
Spar: vi fjenoer lite til, hpcr
lunst 6puntpctS RettisbeSer refer I CT
lila Saa / California, iaa ri mna raaoe
Spprgeren til at i~preipsrsc hos CT Ion
fpubis ManS paa Stebet. Saaptsf pt
f~uritaur S%psrssmaalcnc, ftnloe Ut
imiolertio untasc, at Spsrseren bar
Rct til at furlangc, at Der trGftcS
Observation-Disclosures til hans % hans @t'
cnnpnrs Geifnttelic. 8lir bette nGatet,
furcfpmner bet ps, at Gpuntpet fan boil
beS auiparlis iur epcutuci Staoe pau
Gin eler Gicubpm.
1000. Sp.: Spab Fan ie8 9isre
meS en- Iarb, iom ieg renter en- 6arr1
at, % Iom iGl9er Den, cfterat le9 bar
abort Improvement" paa ben!
Spar: Spis Se bar rcutct 6ar'
men pua Ell pis Sio, fan han life Tor
bre at Sc ifal frafntte ben, fsr Sinen
er purmc, meSmiuorc Sc life bar pp'
fplot Suutraftcu. SGlgcr ban % sns
fer, at &c ifnl finite, iau Tan &c title
Scrcs Setinselier eler iasisse ham tOr
G%ritGtniug for bet Tenn pnafSrte Sab.
Settle altiammen unocr 6prnoiGtnln9
at, at salssrct / Suntraftticen life par
f%Urbebulot.
1901. Sp.: Sor ii 0taaucNer itocn
bebc min Snutc. Seubes Utano, Ionl
bar min Sarbrooer, bar BOB / 6oroetcn,
% Sc baDoe in8eu 9sru. Ser bar life
ifrepct no9et Seitomeutc al nogcn al
al benz. Sc boeoe / Rirreiotd. Il
BEN Snmilie, min Sante babe, bar Ell
SolbIsiter. gl iper8e8: aun bum nrpe
Set aIt, eler bar ieg % min SamtIle
8et iii Ell Sart al BET?
spar: Spuen nrueoe unber otSie
SmtGnbisbeber belle. @anhens Glen
bonn, % bcnbes @ruiuser urpcr bens
be. spm SlGstuius Of Wauben bar
&c iusen Ret.
1902. Sp.: 6ooo taINes SIipens
ollie paa @u9eIit?
Suar: Cline Dill.
1908. Sp.: San en- Ianb faa 9iftc
Jig / Sc Toreneoe Stater efter at bauc
p9ret / et S~inOsip9caipI?
Spnr: Spis ban or fuloitGnoig
helbreSet, er Der ium Gessl iutet til
Sinber berfur, ifipnt %Supsiuninseu mcb
Seninu BERTH I be iencrc gar or blet
betDbclis ifjGrpet / Here stater.
1904. Sp.: @r Der MuItt for at
bripe ct 2otteri / DC Soreneoe Stoter.
og bnor meget?
Spar: De enfelte Stater bar fine
egne Spuc mob Sutterier, % Strnffen
er rusct furifiellis / be fUrificltse Stns
ter. Set or psiaa furbuot at ienoe
cling pebrsreuoe Sutterier / Ypteu.
1905. Sp.: 6oorme9et bill bet
tote at oao til Nor9e paa 2Oen &Iasic
/ 1914?
Spnr: San life siue nuset beitemt
Spar, men untagclis nil Siaetpriicn bli
paG bet nGrmeite ben famine ipm clcrs.