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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
1UsClRORA NEWS

Editor:
Barney Horn and Emmett John
son left here Monday for Aura,
where they intend to get Mr..
Horns freight teams in shape to
haul ore for the Elko Prince Min
ing Company at Gold Circle.
We are to have a grand ball.
Friday the 14th, given by rhe
Rebekah Lodge of this place. From
all accounts this will be a fine
dance for Mrs. Gray to bring the
Editor, as there will be nothing
doing in the Rag line. 1t will be
tame for Editor Gray.
Mrs. Iavergne and sister will
leave here the 18th for New York.
These two ladies have had a
great time here for the last two
months as they have spent most of
their time exploring the old mines
of tile camp.
For the last three nights the
Tuscaroa stage has been loaded
down with passenges for,,the.Spanish
ranch. We are infomed that the
new management intends to have
nothing but Americans working
as heretofore they we're all Basco
and Mexicans, so the change means
a great deal to Tuscarora.
r. L Primeaux returned Friday
night from Elko where he went to
consult Mr.. Haskins about re. e.open-
ing the mines of this place.
People here are delighted to note
the change of editors at the Inde
pendent. They all join in wishing
the new editor success as northern
Elko county is in need of real live
paper.
Several of the Old Timers her,
are figuring upon leaving here
within the next few days for Lynn
so in our next report we will Civ,
you their names as they will b,
missed by manv.
Iuscarora Correspondent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
PUBLIC LECTURE TO Be
GIVEN ON SUBJECT OF
IMPORTANCE TO NEVADA
John D. Holiday Of Chicago to Lee.
ture on Wool Industry at the
Court House, March IA
Public Invited.

John D. Holiday, president of
the National Wool Ware House
and Storage Co. of Chicago, an
asso citation owned and controlled
BY wool growers located in our
wool growing states, will address
the wool growers and others inter
ssted in the industry, in the COM
'tlissIoners room at the Court House
in Eko, Friday, March 14th, at 10
o'clock A. M. The public is cordi.
allv invited to attend. ..
& Mr.. Holiday is man of wide
experience in wool growing and
marketing wool and wool products.
He has been in the business in
Australia, South America, and
various points in the U. S.
. He is now largely interested in
the business in Montana besides
being president of the National
Wool Ware House and Storage Co.
-sHis lecture will cover every
lpSase Of the industry from the
time it is clipped until it reaches
the loom. He will explain bnw tc
increase the clip, and how to Sc.
cure the highest price. Woo
growing as we'll as wool saleman
Eship will be treated in an exhaus
tive and highly entertaining man
neE 1t will be as good as a VIII ole
lecture course on this important
industry. The speaker comes a
ift11ffs own EXPENSE. He desires t.
meet as many of our citizens al
possible and will be glad to have {
large audience to hear the Gospe
of higher prices.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
TO PAY TRIBUTE TO BUILDER
OF FAMOUS SUTBO TUNNEL
Senator TannehiIl introduces Reso-
6on Giving Recognition to
Work Of AdoIph Sutro.

Senator Tannehill has introduced
q resolution in the upper house of
the legislature giving public re.
cognition to the work of the late
Adolph Sutro. who years ago con-
structed the famous Sutro tunnel
at Virginia City. The resolution
in its entirety reads rs follows:
Whereas, In the early history of
Nevada Adolph Sutro. who came TO
the state penniless and by his in
domitable perseverance and pluck
constructed tunnel which enabled
the great Comstock lode to be
worked to a greater depth and is
today recognized as the salvation
of the ledge; therefore be it.
Resolved by the senate, the as
sembly concurring that the true
merits of this stupenoGus under
taking, which has added millions
to the wealth of this coast and has
everywhere been recognized ae one
of the great engineering feats of
the century, should be recognized
and acknowledged officially by
people of this state. Carried on
as it was in the face of the most
determined opposition, hampered
by natural and financial difficulties,
the subject of malignant and un.
just attack, the final triumph OF
the undertaking which enabled
the Comstock to be worked at ar
additional depth of 1900 feet
demonstrated that Adolph Sutrc
was man of extraordinary genius
and ability, and one of whom the
ens of Nevada should fee
%fly proud; be it further.
WResolved, that the thanks of the
people Of the state be rendered
through it's senate and assembly tt
the late Adolph Sutro for the emf
nent services to the commonw ealtt
as deserved though tardy tribute
to his memory; be it further
Resolved that these resolutions bt
spread upon the minutes of both
houses and engrossed copies sem
to his surviving heirs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13

Try our home cured Bacon and
home rendered lard. Appetizing
pure and wholesome. Quality
Meat Market. Advt.
Subscribe for The Independent.
Do it today.
L. ]. Wintermantel, of the l..
j. Wintermantel Co., is in San
Franciso, purchasing new goods.
55tf.
j. L. Armistead, the painter,
has added picture framing to his
stock and changed his "ad" accord
ingly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
Hadn't Done So Badly.

I might have married a million
aire," declared Everywoman. "One of
my old schoolmates is now one"
"And several of your schoclmates are
working right In this town for $40 q
wO'k." retorted Everyman, while one
Of them is in Jail. I guess in marry
ing a chap getting $1,000 a year your
average Is fairly good" And then
Everybaby set up a howl and they
had to stop quarreling to attend to
him.-Pittsburg Post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
HEAVY PENALTY WHITE
SlAvERS In CALIFORNIA

Sacramento, Mar. I1.-After dis
cussing the white slave traffic, the
state senate today passed, unani-
mously, the bill increasing the
penalty for for pandering from a
minimum of ten years in prison to
minimum of five and maximum
OF SO years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
Chinese ADVERTISING,

In their native land Chinese have
their own peculiar way of advertising.
The biscuits bear the imprint Of the
baker, and ducks bought in the Celes-
tial markets frequently show on their
backs big red stamp bearing the
name OF the seller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
At the Mayer Hotel

A. R. Cation, Bullion: L. E. Ried, ,
Ely; o. Hedges Ely; H. E. Peter
son. Lee; r. D. Baily, Stockton,
Miss Lou Cameron, Salt Lake: C.
w. Young, w. P; "a. G. Woodward,
". p; John Crosson, Deeth; W. s..
Hillman, Tuscarora; F. Barnes Salt
Lake; Clark Drown, Lee; N. c.
.Barrios, Ogden; VIM. Thomsa, st.
Paul; Geo Weston, Salt Lake; Ed.
McDermot and wife, Ft. Halleck
E. M. Wilson and wife, Lamoille;
John White, Beowawe.
At the Elko Hotel
Mrs Frank Smith. Lon e Mt. M.
j. Nolan,, Wells; John Schinier,
Palisade; j. n. Carter, Lee: d. d.
Oglvie, Lee; VIM. Smith, Pinesville
Ore; D. Truett Deeth; E. Hankin,
Lamoille; NJ. L. Dolan, Secret
Valley: W. A. Anderson, City; Pete
Dixon. City C. E. ,Haughry, Indiana
D. Marquardson, Jarbidge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
Died While Decorating Grave.

A painfully sad occurrence took
place recently in the Belfast City
cemetery, when an aged man named
Charles Kildea, who was engaged in
decorating a grave, suddenly became
Ill, fell to the ground, and expired in
q few moments.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Commercial Hotel

AC lHe CUInllltTGldI I1UleI
". L. Terbuch, Salt Lake: W.
Laugevin, Reno; W. P. Hart, st.
Joe Mo-; F. j. Derbyshire, Wells;
C. B. Marshall, Omaha; Chas.
Levy San Francisco; Joe Hirsch,
San Francisco; j. Hickey. Salt
Lake: L. Ash San Francisco; w.
P. Funk, Chicago; o. v. Judge,
San Francisco: j. F. Ramsey
Chicago: G. A. Cartwright, Salt
Lake; P. Payne, Ely; VIM. Delaney,
Pocatello; Adolph Leffert; G. Had.
dem.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
FOR RENT

For rent small unfurnish ed
house, close in, $3.50, including
water. Inquire Box So Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13

Is Howell your jeweler? If not
why not?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13

London England March. 49,
Oxford team won the annual boat
race from Cambridge to-day beating
the latter by a quarter of length.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13

Salt Lake, Utah. March 13-
Up. m. Legislature legalize fifteer
round boxing matchs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13
WASHINGTON Torn AsUNDER
BY STRANGE ORDER FROM
HEAD OF ARMY AND NAVY
Troops ON Border Ordered BY War
Department Not to Fire on Mex
ican Troops Even if They Fire
on Americans First.

Washington D. c. March 13-
Orders were issued from the war
department today to troops on the
Mexican border to not fire on the
Mexicans even if the former fired
on them first.
Federals and Rebels are near the
border line preparing for battle.
American troops are guarding the
border and will prevent eth er
faction from crossing the line.
Later. Washington D. c., March
l3, 2 p. m.-The war department
this afternoon instructed the com.
mander of troops on the Mexican
border to return the fire If they
were fired on by Mexican soldiers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-13

Organized for the purpose of uniting the peo-
pie, and particularly the land owners and water
users of Humboldt Valley, for the conservation of
the waste waters, and increasing the irrigated
lands.
Cooperation is the key to success in this age.
1t is the key to successful development Of
Humboldt Valley.
Intelligent union will benefit all; and fair,
impartial study Of present conditions will prove it.
For PARTICULARS Address the Company, 1920 Merchants
Exchange Building, San Francisco, CAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

HOLIDAY OPENING
SAT- BDAY. nov 18th
HOT COFFEE SERVED FREE
SOUVENIR WITH 25c ORDER
GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY
20ELEVENTH STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

forget the fact that this cannot be
done in a DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
CAREFUL BOOKKEEPING

All business transactions carried on
bE the Associated Charities are on.
tered In three different ledgers. I'm or.
DER To avoid mistakes. The officers Of
th" organization make n rule every
Gay TO enter all subscriptions. checks
and returned loans ~ separate ledger
So mat In case one ledger Is lost or
niSlaid. the other may De- referred 10
u" nov system is proving 10 be "a
7pI"ndid success. as the books can DO
easily balanced az the close OF each
us'dl year. For the past fow dave
me local officers have been balanclnr
~ the books ~ the organization. In or
DER 10 have them in good shane for
mo incoming treasurer OF the associo.
fion "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE OF
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TO MEET

The membership committee OF the
Associated Charities. which is carry
ing on a membership campaign. will
hold an Important business session az
IN" headquarters OF tho association in
he Board OF Trade building this after.
noon between 3 and o'clock Scy.
eral important matters will come up
TOT discussion. as this will mark the
closing OF the campaign All of the
chalrmen ~ the various committees
are urged 10 be- present and make their
reports. From all reports. the mem
ber-nip campaign has been decided
success. The list OF new members
VIII probably be announced al the
meeting this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
DR.. ETZLER TO MAKE
REPORT TO HEALTH COMMITTEE

u is likely that DR. Etzlcr will have
completed his Investigation into tho
health conditions and the duties or
food inspectors OF different cities and
submit the same 10 q meeting or tho
ordinance md health committees of
councilEhich will probably DO held
Monday evening Ho h,- been collect.
ing data preparatory 20 tho drafting OF
am ordinance for this important quoe.
uon Tor SOM" time This is work
which iak"7 great deal of time. and
many who orc wondering why tho
f'0f Inspector has NOT boon hired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
1t Holds First Rank

The Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company does a non-partici-
pating business. Every one OF its
contracts is sold as a complete
business proposition, which states
exactly what the insurance will
cost, and exactly what the bene-
heiary will receive. II has more
than thirteen million policies in
force for a greater amount OF in
suranee than any other company
in the world.
The Company paid 1852. $50
claims last year amounting 10
SIS, 90l,6l2. This was an average
of one claim for every 81 seconds
and Sl77.5i a minute for every
business day of eight hours.
II YOU are interested in Month
ly Income Insurance kindly con-
suit any Of our representatives or
GEORGE {. CROOK, Supt.
Bell phone 9SO-R GIT schmulbach BIdg
Nat. phone 470-M Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
MAIL SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION REPORTS.

The West Virginia Sunday School
Association s. mailing out reports 10
all County Sunday School Associa-
lions. urging them 20 send in their
annual REPORTS by the first 81 the
year. Each county collects its own
reports from each Sunday school
which is located in their respective
counties. and the total reports from
every county 10 the state is sent 10
the headquarters OF the West Viz
ginia Sunday School Association in
this CITY. This year all state sun
day school associations throughout
the whole United States must send
in their annual report 20 the In'crna-
uonal Sunday school Association.
which Will hold its annual convention
ar Chicago The first Of the new wear
ne statistics from an state sunday
school associations VII be- published
ihrouehouf the country iu many re-
htious papers and magazines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
XMAS SEALS
Committee OF Anti-Tubercuiosis Asso.
citation Will Meet Monday 10
Plan for Opening OF
Csmpsi Ign.

The Christmas seals committee OF
the Ohio County AntiTuberculosls
Association will hold a meeting in the
headquarters OF the organization Mon.
day afternoon al . o'clock 10 make ar.
engagements FOR the selling OF the Red
Cross Christmas seals. The method OF
campaign procedure viii be mapped
out az tho meeting. and other plans
pertaining 10 the nature Of the work
viii be discussed For this year th.
local organization will probably So
cure the cooperation of the leading
stores. as well as the assistance of
several o. the leading business men
Of the city, In helping 20 sell the seals
All members Of the committee are re-
quested 10 be present az the meeting.
which will be held iu tho Board ~
Trade building. as important business
matters viii come mp for discussion.
DON'T MISS THIS.
Grand Holiday OPENING" satu-.
day, November 18th Souvenir and
FREE HOT COFFEE
GRAND UNION TEA co.
30 Eleventh Street
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

iee reiie, % jes fsIer mig nlpffelig.
Seq ifuIbe eierne bile gaa % beoe
ON llnoifploning, men at bli tilbage.
piit piIoe gisre mig gal. Wien imib.
lertio bar iea pPret en- Sunlriau,
bpis aortene taller ianot."
90 ipecielt ba bun enbuli eIIfer
Gem, iaabe 3issinerifen milbt.
"Spis jea bare bar iiffer paa bet,
men oct er 10 bare aortene, iom pao-
ltaor BET, % iee fan 10 life Itple paa
Dem. Sci, ieg bar tabt Saabet -
iorioopibt - Se life fan foreTaa
mia noget -"
Seq fon bare iige, at bum elifer
0en %inoerIig."
"Wten De bar bare aprtene til @e.
bis"
San git MT frem % tiIbaee I Gel
tef.
Seq bar ct @epis til paa, at iee
taller ianot."
"Sar Sep" ban itonbiebe pliioie-
Zig. "Sal ba, Ienneife, toll" raab-
re ban.
"Sfpno 9eml Sfpnb 9em!" true
Be oe rbenforitooenbe.
"&om nermere ben til mig, fog
De bun iagte. "0e peb, at mar o.
iaa bapbe Iiot at iige paa Maitb -"
"Nei, BET bapbe mar life, iagbe
ban iprig.
"Sig mig life imob!" Gen tilils.
reoe Sfiffelie reiite fig pg lasoe
Saanoen paa bans Irm. "9e mao
life rpbe ct enelte Srb al bette Der
for npget, men inben fem Winlter
e0er minbre ifaI 0e fpsie Mouo."
San iaa neie paa Ben bemmeliJ,
beosiulbe, inbbpueoe 6igllr.
Seq ifilloe sipe en- pen Gum Sen
&c til oenne 9aiar, bpis ieg troeoe
at bun lfnloe fpS1e MIG inoen e.
aar", iagoe ban triit.
Sun flap hans Irnt, reiite fig pot
Sad % hpilfebe eft SrO | bans Gre
s ct Gieblif req bun Sorflponinger
of; bans grme omilittebe benbe, ot
bun ifiulte Sooebet peo bans SfuI'
ser.
"Mohb, min elIfebe, leg fom til
Senne @aiar finn for at fua ct Slim.
af sig. Seq nnoreoes pao, bporfo,
81, life bar Der, men turbe life Ippr
9e nogen."
s bette 2ieblif brsb Solf inb
Seltet, men oct Dor forbi meo Spaa
oomnten for Ben Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Vor9lorcimitinft hos Sit.

Te onerfIelte Siifearter lar 10
sGogene "ieile lin eeen Sis", iaa-
mart &ognen CT quot, men Der fin.
Ses bog arter, iom tpoelia logger
Observation-Disclosures for 9agen.
slf biemlise Siif, iom bier Ont
lprg for Ongelen, er ben lille Sum.
beiteile beoit fienot. Sannen bpg-
ger ct Heoe al Tanbplanter. 5
Torringstiocn i%finner Oct lille Spr
/ Sc prGgtigite Sarper, og itnar Ne-
oet er iproig, inobpoer Srnnerne
til at lGgge 800 / set. Naar &eoet
omiioer er fulbt al sGg, faar Den
oct tropelt me6 at po9te lin Sfnt.
S%pemnenoe foran SnOgangen til
Ieoet beprger oen n%aibruot Srplt-
finnen for ltabig at leoe friIft @ono
til sGggcne, % noar oisie IA Sage
ienere er uofl9ffet, boloer Den Tagt
pco Yngelerl, lager ole itpeofom-
menoe bort % pasier poa, at De
inlaa life fonlnner paa gale @eie.
Mfcns Set Der ubelrffenbe er San.
ncn, iom er pirfiom, er Der en- Jiife-
art, Sat9iprellen, bpor San %
Sum bipIpes trolig as. Select at.
lu0ocs / SatSct paa lapt @ano %
bepoates al Earret. Gaor llngerne
fomluer no, BONNER oe / Ell tGt
Sfare lige oper SorGlOrene, og or
ser noget Segn paa Sare, tpr De
l~painart ino / Munoen paa oisie.
sos en- anoen Irt, iom tilberer
ianunc SamiIie, tar Snnnen Itrar
efter @eirugtningcn sgggcne /
Muuoen; benne er mleget rltmmelig
% ioaIeoes inorettet, at s@ggenc
life fan ipelgcS neo. s MooiGt-
ming til ANDRE Siifearter er sggge-
mes antal io~rbauicnoe ringe, beiit
Iemti. Mens &annen iaaleoes age
rcr Hllgemaifinc, tar ben Jig ganife
pubic 10, ga sGggcne forbinorcr
oen / at luffe MlunOen. Natitrligpis
fan Siifen intet ipiie / hele oenne
Sio, % Tslgcn er ga, at Sen er
mmaa0elig mager, ndar ungerne
engang fonlmer frcn.
s oct tropiife amerifa iinbes Der
Ell Silt, iopt bpggcr lit Hebe mellen
Hsbocrne pon Sin og @anbplanter
s benne lpagcr &unnen benimoo e
Bar Sinbreoe sGg. gfterat bisi(
er beir,tgtet, tar Sannen Dem e.
cfter ct / Wlutoen og eienlmer BEN
ser. Selp eiterat 0ngelen er fom
met frem, blir Sen | lit fire SfiuI
Tom er iaa %riimmelig, at oen far
ipsmme ON berinbe; peiaa iener,
tpr llngerne oerinb naar De tror liz
ioriulgt al en- Sienbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

Seite og banebc os tiIfoos Ell Tei
9iennem oct.
TIuoieIig ophsrte aratet, og for
an os Lao en- Srrbptte. lloenfor Den
lna en- @rsnb % Ell @inoe % peo
Chen of benne CT aaben 2oape.
lloenior 2oooen Iou en- Itor Gpnge
9Iife ueb Stpffer al brpn6te Suoer
o0 9~prcfnofler. Sarbin9s Eine
lfieb &pn, oa ban iaa nle oiSle for.
ificnige Sing, oa / iomme Gu bar
Sommenbpneen goaet op for born.
s Spttens Ger too Den m~oobpbe'
Iiefte Slpngel, jeg nogeniinoe bar
feet. Son bapbe bare ct Sic, bpoo
Ger CAB BAN ct enbnu ubDgaeligere
l~lbieenoe. Sans SOAR oe SfiTg bar
i~iItret o. %ifiOoent, bans alGber lo'
Jet, % ban ifuleOe on~bifabsiuIot
bort paa oS.
Sc fIeite Mennelfer pilbe bare be-
tGrft fig nogen @ange, inoen De
inoIoo fig meb benne 6pr; men 90.
tpib Sorbin9 bar life iom andre
Menneifer - ban bar raft til Sanb-
ling.
"Spao mener Se meb oet?"
ipilrgte ban burift.
"Wfeo bpnb?" brumme6e Wnn.
oer.
"Meo at Sripe en- Sorretning meb
at ifrGmmc retifnfnc Solf 90 beres
appq, meb at icnOe ct Gpinbfolf no
% ifrige nli6t ON HottenL meb at
fonge aDT1ct, iom forifrGffet farer
inc / &rottet, meb at brGbe Dem"
ban peqte pna Sonoen, boor Der
bang Slloer pq 0prcfroppe | masIe-
bis, "rne6 at brpnbe &noflcrne -"
Oct bar ct briitigt Slog, mei net
op bets 9riitigbeo betingeoe bets
beloioc llhfulo.
"Spillet or tabt - oct er ct Sltn-
beIib! Spob bill be 1ipre?"
Sage Gem oe Ceres a~pinofolf
me6 til nGrmeite @p bpor DC ifal
fommc til at ltan til anipar for &C.
res Snonoterinq."
Gn Iaiet, nreot Nise pon ct Snes
Mor fom tilipne / Qsren % fno for
tsrnet pna oS meb fine itore, imuffe
Cine.
&i tog Sem nlco os til @pen.
Wanocn o%ilogoe fulb SiIitnoelie.
&on % bans 9otter bopoe | ii Mor
brepct berme Soonoterir1 oa bupoe
lcpet beit al be Tengc, De fit ino oeo
Snlget al aipbet % &uoerne. San
bIep bsn,t til Here NorS NGngicl, %
Sorbing blep fomplimenteret for fin
Gnergi og &loaifob.
&ebet al ire, fire Sage lpffeoeS
oct pS at inmle sc fIeite al pore III
&unhrcoe Cur, % ira Sen &io ippg-
te oct oIorig mcr i "SpegclieSoa.
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
en- Spaaoom.

"Ge fon life ipoa mig9 Tsr ieg
ipergc hporior?"
Spaofpinbcn rplteoe poo Sopeoet.
"Wten icg er 10 Qaoct herino /
bette Selt nctop for at bli ipoaet",
ingoe aoptein Murrup % loQoc
Nrnocrne paa @oroet meo Snolioer.
ne %.
Seq fon set life, fom set rUitcn
ion ct Sl,f ira ben tilllsreoe Sfif.
fcl'e.
&c mel,cr, at Te life piI?"
Sntct Spar.
San ioa poa inc &Unocr % iaa
pau Spoufplnoen.
~Ner her,, beepnote ban igien.
Seq CT iuQcn MTobore. Get er IN
ocIia at Dc icr no9et / mine SG1l-
Scr, lom sc life oil ito meo?"
SfiffcIicn bpicbe inoronmcnbc lit
Soueo.
"Nfaoume", ~belpnote Wllrrop
igien, lea %iorlnn9cr, at De ipaar
mig. Sea or pituof ingen trocnpe
SiIbrnper al Ceres altnit, men |
min Son1ilic CT ser 5rubitioncr ON
Sponoomme al Sen SIoga, iom sc
oltiaa oil holbe bemmcligc for mig.
Sea er MI blct fommanocrct ub +"
"Ce refer pna S%ir@oag", aibrco
bnn.
ga, ioao otte Sage, men Sc oil
nit ioronore Sema. Nu cr ieI ms
aicrria eiicr at ion pibe, bporoan DC
bar iaact rebe poo mig cg nit.
"Gr icg ou life SponfuinhcP"
"rSsn - men on Sc bar Den 90
nc, DC paaitaar at huuc, oct CT Ct
anoet SpsrNSmnol.
"SUt mig pon Erepe", iugbe brr
uTitcn u~oiorbrenoe.
Get er netop, hpuo ieg pil, nlcl
DC aiilaar 10, &unife &c fan iig(
mig. bpor ieg ifal benz"
ga, oct er en- megct cnfel Sag
&c refer til Spoairito - Se fit Or
ore / iorrige llge. Sc refer iitebet
Tor cn anbers iom er fonlmcn tilita
Sc poa GpfeI."
gift bette fan Se naturligpiS Ia
pe iaaet pibe uoe | @pen, men liz
mig M, bpao Sc par bange for q
talc ON nplig. Seq er p%irfeli9 ms
gierrig."
"Sil pantro at pUre, fprefomme
Dc mig nofiaa olporlig."
ga, bpiS Neres Spaaoom ilaa
til, iaar De fonife en- SiIbruaer."
"Ia - Oet brpoer lea mig lit
ON. ~ 9eo mig life mere ON a
} ipua Fem - iea pil iffc!"
"Meu ieg or banae for, at lea al
liaepei maa bet!" Stcmmen Loo liN
haarb. Seq bar 10 fiebt beine Oil
let og er bNtentt paa at bile bap
Goluta."
: Spaafpinoen tang.
: Seq iorlaoer life ScItet, irr 8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Wpaet prrS at pioe.

Sffe n~sopenbigt at itiGre al en-
Nmtbs HGie eler Sage, eler Ell
apinoes' @rpit, / iorei9ues. Soriss
poa al helbrebe arGit - life nso.
renSist at undertake. Tia arip encr
brpnScilSe IIaitre. s enfeIte I'll.
iclber oil ofte en- SnSiprsitnins al
port fIpSerbe 2aboratoriproSuft bi-
refte ino / ar1itiaaret eler SpnI-
item eiebIiffeIis SrGbe Den. Sfrip
ciics fri a~ibanoline % Bog til Sead
Sanatorium, indianapolis, Sro.