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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
Pres. Wilson Sighting Kansas
in Handing out Office Plums

against Kansas was shown early in
the administration when, despite the
very fine showing made in behalf
Of President H.. ]. Waters. of Man
haitian, for secretary of agriculture,
the position was given to a Mis-
sourian. More recently vigorous
fight was put up in behalf OF Judge
Sam I. Hale of Lacrosse, Kan, for
a position as assistant attorney
general. Inasmuch as the place had
been held by Judge John Q. Thomp-
son, q Kansan, 1t seemed to the
Kansans to be almost a foregone
conclusion that the place would go
to q Kansan. Recently, however,
the appointment was given to a resi-
dent Of another state. Kansas has
an array of candidates for ministers
and counsuls in foreign countries;
for federal judgeships; for positions
ub uSdub VI SONCAun0hS wi SNSSi
and in fact all departments Of the
government, but SO far not one has
landed.
There b, of course, no question
but that Kansas will have the pat
ronage that belongs to the state
such as the positions Of district at
torney, marshal and collector OF in
ternal revenue. But Just now there
seems to be little prospect Of Kan
sas Democrats landing any OF thu
thousands OF fat jobs in the fedora
service that are being passed arount
lby the new administration, ant
there is naturally a great deal o
wonder and not n little impatienc'
over the situation on the part Q
those directly concerned In Kansa
patronage matters.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

Washington, April 2S.-That
Kansas is not getting, and from
present prospects is not likely to
get, its share of the major patron
age of the new administration, Is q
feeling that is growing among the
members of the Kansas colony IN
Washington. The new administers
tion has been in charge for nearly
two months. A large number OF
important appointments have been
made but SO far not one OF them
has come to Kansas, 1t has all
along been believed here that Kan
sas would fare exceptionally well
under the new administration for
the reason that the Democrats seem
ed especially pleased over their vic
tory In that state and presumably
would be anxious to do what they
could to maintain their hold there.
But up to the present time the state
has had little or no recognition from
the powers that hand out the plums
despite the fact that hundreds OF
Kansas Democrats have been out for
places ranging from a cabinet berth
to postmasterships, and have been
bringing all possible pressure e
bear in support Of their candidates
In marked contrast with the treat
ment SO far accorded Kansas in ~
matter OF major appointments y
that given Missouri. Besides belnl
given a cabinet position, Missoru
has been handed several mice Job
in the various government depart
ments In washington. Kansansr her
are at loss TO know why Missouri
should be so well taken care of AMI
Kansas apparently neglectsd.
The seeming discriminate
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
County Meet Was
Interesting Event

er, Al; Hassler, G: distance 8 feet.
Relay won by Godfrey, Kraybiil,
Carver and Brewer for Abilene.
Abilene won 8 out of the IA
firsts OF the meet and II the local
talent had been able to capture q
second once in a while would have
slowed the meet. The fellows are
getting out now for hard work for
the district meet which is TO be
held here May 10.
The business men OF Abilene gave
$40 toward the meet and several
of the merchants made special prize
donations.
The following were the entries:
Glass A.
Abilene-C. Brewer, so, 100, 22V'
220 low hurdles, shot put, discus
relay. N. Brewer, mile, pole vault.
r. Carver, 12O high hurdles, 22O
low hurdles, pole vault, broad jump
relay. L. Godfrey, quarter. half
high Jump, relay. H. Kraybill, mile'
broad jump, relay. M. sauer, SO,
100, 92O, relay. D. Stanley, half
mile, broad Jump. L. Hunt, so, 100,
22O, mile. d. Mckee, 22O low hur-
dies, 100 high hurdles, broad jump.
IL. Kaufman, quarter mile, shot put
discus.
Ckapman-C. Hassler, Leslie Tay-
lor, H. Knight, R. Moninger, Leroy
Taylor, H. Delker, e. Holman, W.
Gunselman, H. King, d. German,
Henry Engle, Howard Emgle, u.
Lowe, r.. Krefder.
| Glass b.
Enterprise-F. Hancock, Krehbill'
~. Benham, D. Jones, e. Smith, L.
Townley, r. Strattner, X. Diekel-
man, j. Penter, T. Neely.
4 solomon-C. Gatchet, W. Lock-
Ihart, A. Henderson, T. Stark, F.
Leisure, w. Reardon, r. Lawless' q:
Higgins, A. Miller, L. Smith.
4 Hoppe. Neis, p. Palmer.
Rural Glass @.
| Hope--Harry sorrels, Herbert
Widiman, Maxey Blesh, Leon Yea
ger, Lester Dayhoff, Jack Van Sic
lkle, Bernard Giffin, Ernest Cunning
ham.
solomon-Paul Neil, Lawrence
Boyle, Earl Scott, Eddie Hazleton'
Carl Burke, Bernard Sullivan, Tim-
othy Sullivan, Ray Lee, Harold ste-
phenson, Clifford Kibler, Frances
Kanehl, Ray Beacottl Gale Besser'
Ray Winters. ~
Observation-Disclosures Peterson,
Paul Beltz, Earl Murphy, Ray Hay
backer, Elliot Runquist, Arthur
! Staatz, Emil Tipp.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

The second annual county track
meet held at the county fair grounds
last Saturday proved to be q much
bigger event that was anticipated.
The weather which had been threat
ening all week cleared up for the
day and left the track in the finest
shape. The county association had
the affair we'll planned and Cap
tain Patterson of X. U. and Smith
of X. S. A. c., who refereed the
events, pulled them off without a
bobble.
In Glass A the county high school
captured 63 points and the meet
while Abilene took So points and
the honor of pulling the largest
number of firsts and medals.
In Glass B Solomon won by an
easy margin and in Class G Prof.
Wheeler and his athletes from Hope
had o romp.
Curtis Brewer got the silver medal
as high point winner Of the meet
with 2S tucked away to his credit
and five other medals for as many
events won. Brewer got three firsti
and both Carver and Brewer came
In on the honors of the relay. Roger
KYLE, who starred for Abilene In
the state meet last year, was out
Saturday on account of sickness and
the local fans feel that with him II
the game they would have won cas-
ITy. He will be in for the district
meet.
The following are the events Will
1 the winners in the order named:
so yard dash-C. Brewer A, koh
Imam, Hassler C; time 6:1-5.
100 yard dash--C. Brewer, A
Taylor and Kohman, G; time II 10
200 yard-C. Brewer, A; Mon
ninger and Kohman, C; time 20.
44O yard-Monninger, Delker G
Kaufman, A; time So.
HALF mile-Gorman, G; Geoffrey
A, Engle, C; time 2:20.
Mile--Monninger G; Engle, G; n
Brewer, "A; time 6:13.
High Hurdles-Garver A; Taylo
and knight, c; time 19.
4 Low Hurdles-Taylor, G; Brewe
and Carver, A; time 80.
High jump Taylor, G; Knight
C; Godfrey A.
Broad jump; Carver, A; Taylo
C; Kraybill, A; distance 10 IT,, v
inch.
! Discus-C. Brewer, A; Taylor an
Hassler, C.; distance "a IT,, in.
Shot--C. Brewer, A; Hassler AM
Taylor, C.; distance SO IT,, 61k in.
Pole VRult-Garver, A; N. Brew
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
GOOD ROADS NORTH OF
ABILENE 10 COUNTY LINE.


The people living north Of Abb
lene believe in good roads and put
that belief into practice. Motorists
yesterday found the county road
running north on Buckeye to the
county line in pretty good condition.
especially where dragging was done
since the recent rains. In q few
places the drag has been neglected
and the roads were rough. A much
better road was found three miles
east, in the road running through
Buckeye. This road has been work
ed nearly to Industry and has been
dragged after every rain. making It
fine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
Travelling Men
Were Banqueted

c1pleS OF mercury 80 0NOAy "AS'
Besides the regular channels OF
obtaining the latest, these men pos
sess a perfect grape vine system,
ramifying the face of the globe and
leaving Marconi in the dim distance.
In fact 1t has been suspected that
these wanderers are in possession
of the secrets of mysterious doc
trines and certainly the commercial
traveller is Brittanica on foot.
'.More than all, where he may be
wanting In information his training
has been such that, he can instantly
supply the deficiency. The current
happenings of the day are in his
possession err the sun sinks behind
the western plains. Talk to him OF
commerce, his line, and he at once
shows you that he is worthy Of the
place he holds. Go into politics
and note the smile playing on his
face as he modestly proceeds to in
struct you in the A, B. @ Of the pro-
fession. Perhaps you many Imagine
that his busy existence shuts him
off from the social side OF life, and
you talk society. Alas, for your ig-
noramce; that drummer Is at home
with kings and princes. He can en-
terrain the prestdec~ with the same
ease that he wonld chat with the
prune buyer in the country store.
"The court of st. James and the
cabin in the lane are all the same to
this trained diplomat. Best of all
ahings, mind how you tickle this COM
mercial evangelist on the subject of
religion, for here is his trump card.
All the denominations and sects are
as familiar to him as the samples
in his grip. Give him just a hall
chance and he Will in n twinkle
ltaks you over the Garden of Eden,
cross the Red Sea, scale Mount Ar
arat and drop you with "a case OF
nervous prUsratiOn in the pool OH
SLOAN"
DR.. Blayney was gI&da to know
that the travelling men were espec-
tally WEN pEtated on religious snb-
jects and suggested that they might
answer a question asked him by an
old lady the other day. "Who made
the devil" He got NO light ON the
subject OF "twho made him" but j.
Fl. Eng1e thought he might give a
little information on who raised
him"
p. r. Schilling gave the response
for the travelling men His speech
was full of humor and good words
for Abilene and the business men.
4 W. W. Watson, head of the w. D.
X. Grocery company spoke on "the
boys and tDld of the advantage
to merchants of meeting travelling
statesmen on courteous terms. III III.
Malott spoke for the financial side
of the business and G. M. Harger
from the side uf publicity.
Extemperaneous speeches were
made by Perry Gross, J.. H. Engle,
w. H. Oliver, W. A. Chain, c. c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

ty high school two weeks ago and
ls picked for one Of the first teams
Of the league. The Abilene team
has settled down to good ball with
two victories to it's credit and no
defeats and will put up a classy
game Friday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
SALINA BASE BALL
TEAM HERE FRIDAY

The next game of the high school
base ball schedule will be staged at
the fair grounds next Friday after
noon with the Salina boys opposing.
The Salina team won from the coun-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

Song and chorus in Act 1.-THE
Girl with the Boyish Ways" trio,
Ada Anderson, Marie Curry, Eliza
beth Lands. The chorus: May
Dahnke, Marie Nusz, Florence Keel,
Eileen Price, HiIda Tober, Rowena
Engle, Daisy stebbings.
Song in Act III-"The Good Old
College Town" The whole class ex-
cept Freshmen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
SIX CARLOADS OF BUICK CARS
Sold since February 1Sth BY e. z.
COuIson.

e. e. Coulson sold T. J. Lyon Of
Sherman township a new 1913 Buick
car Saturday. This was the last of
six carloads he has sold since Feb
ruary Is this year. He has sold
up to date more Buick 1918 cars
than all last year, a steady increas-
ing business. The factory is unable
to keep up with the demand after
building 500 cars a week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

My household shall be
taught. besides the fear OF
God, at least one thing: the
art OF living for the good OF
this their own town; that
they must seldom speak OF
its deficiencies, and only
then at home and with the
thought to set things right;
that they must often speak
of it's advantages, and when
they travel they must lose
no chance to spread its name
in good repute or they shall
move elsewhere to live.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01
CAST rs CHOSEN FOR
THE SENIOR PLAY,
WIN Be . Big Function Of Com
Inencemezt Week.

7he cast for the senior play,
which is to be one of the big events
OF commencement week, has been
chosen, and the principals are hard
at work. The play will come on
Monday, May 26. The baccalau-
reate sermon comes the night pre-
wiOus and the commencement ad-
dress by Governor Hodges follows
On Thursday. Miss Galloway has
chHrge Of the play now and will
later be helped by an out of town
coach. The following is the cast
OF fha play 'NThe ToastmHsterY:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-01

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Sra SEEM 9orf ~telegraieres ben
12te Gccember: gn ing Eige, Miis
S,ba anuietpitS, SogboIoerife % Ma-
ifinifriperife hos %. $. Callahan.
Gbefen FOR Sirnloet .. s.. @ottlin9
60, bIep ibag orpbt al en- S~eIpebeS-
moifine, iom erplobereoe ioet iamme,
bum oobncoe Noffepoitpaffen, bpori
oen par ienot, Sum blep iaa isroer-
flGat9et peb Grploiionen al Waifinen,
ser i~prenstes / Sh,mper 90 Stpfter,
at Seoen paofl,lgte n9iten meo Oct
ianlme.
Wr. Callahan, bpem Utaiftnen
,tpipliomt par tiltenft, ifpIote ct
rent SiIiplbe lit Sip. San par net
Oh blepet foIoet lto / Oct pore aontor
on haooe auniooct Sen nnge Nige ON
at aabnc 9ugens Toit / bans Steo.
|pIitiet iigeS at pere paa Sporet
citer Mfienocren al Gatfen. Spao
Motipet I'll 6orbrpoelien fan bare
prret. fan man oerimob life forfla.
re fla. Salialo Tiger Mr. Callahan,
at ban, iaapiht ban peb, life bar no.
gen llpen cIler 5ienSe / @ersen.
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Dor nye SortcllinS.

~g}eo NrnCn" riI be9nnoc SCI me
Nor mco eli al Tmerifo3 pnfreitc "a
mcii Irite 6%ortrnirgcr, "Piqen ira
&imbcrIoit" al @cre Stratton Nor.
Ter, Goriotieriuoen iii ~6rcctIc5"
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ger, iom er bIei iol9t / Wtinioner al
GrempIorer @ere Strotton For.
ter@ Gpnc Ill at iortrQe u~nNerbolocn.
De ON icone SperbaesmenneifcrS
&ju % bcnoc$ i~notaeenoe Still er
uopertruiict.
VI har fjsbt gueretien iii at cper.
iGtte "Figcu ira 2imberIoit" til
&orit, % 6%ortGaineen Iiggcr M
inlot iGroi1 / uomerfet SperiUttcIiC
Ill al gaa al Stabelen ueo Aarsitii.
tet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16

'om aniees for bans itsrite, bans Soc
Spmfoni, %fontponeret 1925, op,
fsrt 21be Mpril 1881 unoer S,ohor
Suenoiens 2eoelie for ierite Gang
Norge % bans Wisia SoIemnis
3.0ur, fomponeret 1S18-22, ION
olbrig bar ppret opisrt / Norae.
Beethoven bsoe / @ien 26be Quarts
1927 % fulgtes til 8rapen al 90.
600 Wenneifer.
90 W~eetbopen ipIbte 81 Mar bap-
De Teroen nogen faa Gage tibligere
miltet Wo5art. San bpbe / Sen
poerlte 5attigbom Sen Ste December
1871, flin 80 aar gammel. Sam
Ii,lgte life en- Iepenoe Sipl til @ra-
pen og man bar alorig p9ret iitano
I'll at beltemme, bpor bans 8rau Iia.
ger. Wto5ort CT lige beremt for lin
alGper. og aammermuiif iom for
i'm airfemuiif, fine Spmionier %
lat but not leait fine Speraer, al
bpiIfe "@ortfsrelien ira Seroiaet",
"Son Sion" pg "Sigaros grplup"
er melt aibolot. Sans ier Strpge-
fparteter, iuIbisrt / 5ioen fra 1882
% tilegnet Sapon, oriees for
at bere til Dc ifisnneite MabenbareI-
Ter al Mo5arts @eni.
Sborpolb Sammers Tiger / lin
BOG "Store Wltiifere" ON Mosart:
San er elifet al ollie ion ioa andre
Sans 91,nit peb at oab-
ne &eien til Sen itore Mpngbes Tor-
paa ian1me Sio iom Sen til
freositlaer ben libpifIeoe fine Smoa
og moone Gsmmefraft; oen er til
gipngeli9 for ale"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
Jnoianerne 90 Slaoet.

"SIagOagen" bill, beretteS ser ira
@aiDin1torl, berefter faa en- langt
iterre @etponing blanot oe gienle-
penbe S,loianerummer, ba iamtlige
S~noianere / be Sor. Stater ifolge Ell
al DR.. Soiepb 81. Orion FrGiioent
@ilion forleoen operienot Nopport
Far iporet Stiernebanncret Suloifab
% Sroitab.
DR.. Orion err i bisie Gage penot
tilbage ira Ell &eiie blonot Snoia-
nerne iorat faa oeres l(noerlfrifter
poa SroifabserfIGrinsen. San ferte
meo iig en- S%onograf meo &eforoer
al en- Silien % ct @loifab I'll Snoi-
onerne fra gen ltore buibe Saoer" 4
@aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
Krieslfolen.

gn pi9tig 6~oranoring, mebbele$
Ser ira @aibington, er fottet al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Geglerne for
Sptagelie iom &nOetter peo &rigs-
ifoIcn / @eit Epint Gen itr9nge
2ngeunoeriogclie bill i~ren1beIes bli
frGpet, oerinoo bill ser berciter life
bli n~ebpenoigt at unberfalte Jig Ben
ponli0e tbeoretiife Gromlcn for ben,
iom fan fremlGgge ct Gertififut, ser
piier, at ban er en- reglllGrt irnnta-
trifuleret Stlt0ent peo ct ltniueriitet,
College euer tefniif Ssiifoler, Ser
freezer en- b~etp0elig &llnoifab Wa-
tbematif % gngellf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
Sorre S9ser.


Sra @aibington mebbeIes Sen
13oc December: Sfelge Sc Sor.
StaterS Splpsninsshlreau bar Ser
lil1oct Ell graopiS me itaoig Iita-
gen Steo / NntaQet al meoicinlfe
2Treani talter / De Sor. Stater.
Ter fanbt / 1913 ogioa en- itprf
Neogang Steb iaapel / Intaaet al
StliSenterne peo bis e SfoIer loml /
s~lntallet al @raouenter.
Der bar iiclge SrrealietS Happort
IA f9rre meoicin'fe Sfpler, 1900
f9rre meoicinife Stlloetlter % 500
iGrre @raorenter / 1913 ems / 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
Siaualo GpaIe." Guntcit".

bags 4iten fanot SEN anben YrG.
mtieoeflamation ON Sigpulo Suales
@ulome0alie Steo / Suutb Sigh
Shool / minneapolis UNDER oct
nprIfe SeIifabs guipicicr. &onfi,r.
renterne bar Sc ii &inbere al
Gpolcs Sslpmebnlie. 8illomebal-
len blep punoct al MtiIs Marie
Sanogiero ira ct. Slai College ior
beuoes Sremiigelie al @oloemar
Ngers Troioitpffe, "@tinber". 8ulb.
meoaIien bIcp operraft benbe paa
set norife Selifobs @egne al Ero-
iesior g. s. Gifelano pes ct. Slai
College. Wiis &agna Saneiero,
benoes Spiter, oanot 8~ulomebaIien
iiior. 0e er Gstre al Taitor Geter
Sanbgicro / Can Claire. Selifabet
bopbe oesuoen opitiaet anoen, ire
sic % fieroe TrGmier al SIS, $40
% So, ser blep operroft benbolospis
SuIius Grifien ira aussbure Sc
minar, ser fortalte gpentpret ON
"Eriniesien. iorn life funoe maal.
binbes", elias Masmi,sieu ira Hco
@ing Seminar, icm oeflamereoe
@iIbelm 3rags 0igt "9ip ps 9rso",
% Soiie Hpan ira Can Claire, iom
oeflamereoe "Hoao for llroao". Gn
ste TrGmie, @inter-Sielms "Norif
2prif", ioraret al "Sree Gburh
Boot Concern, blep operraft Glu.
renee Carlton fra @~ussburs Gent.
mar, Ser i~remiagoe "Saoer % Son"
ira @isrnious "Spnnspe Solbaf.
fem. Trciesior g. @otbne, set
norfe SeIfabs Gormarb, praiibe-
reoe. Ser boIbtes SaIer al ham
% Grciesior s. Sorsen Sbomp.
ion ira ct. SIai College. Set nor
lie Selifab bapoe ct Msoe ON 81.
termiooaaen, Get bleu aiourneret
til oen 3bie Sanuar. Set bIir ga
aarsmsSc. Som Gommere res &C.
acknowledgements iunscreoe Or. $.
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| q. .. Sbpeet.
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Root palet til Sormano.

Sra @aibington meooeles Sen
13oe December: Scrator Gli6u
Goot fra Nelp Dorf, ser fornplig al
Set norife S%tortbings Nobelfontite
tilfienbtcS SreS5priie for 1912, er
bIepet uolgt til Sornlonb / goaro Of
Sruitees for Garnigieinititlttet ber-
iteo3.
Son polgtes til at fplbe &afoncen
efter DR.. Sbomo5 @. billings, tio-
ligere Sireft6r for oct offentlige
Gibliottef / Seem Wprf.
Sfipnt Carnegie life er Mfeolem
al 9oarb'et, bar ban BOG tiliteoc paa
Wpbet, ga Goot blep palgt.
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ladies' Seminar
A College for Girls
Red Wing, MINI.

Suleierien bespnber ben 1Sbe Sec, % iluts
ter ben Ste San, 1914.
Zen 2oen Sfoletermin ~be9pnoer ,. 26oe
Sat., o9 npe Gleper ber BELT be9pnoe oa.
&urier: college, Seminorp, Preparatory.
M%aolapnins, 6aanbarbeioe, Ssm, Bog
boloeri, 6urtisifriit, Walertunii, Seq
ming, Ftano, Sr9el, Gang, Siolin %
@eltalenbeb.
Seminariet bar IS QGrere. auer er pei
torbereote % ltittebe for i'm @iernin9. Stoz
len bar Ell n,e9et patter pg iuno Seli9sen=
beo. S%p9nin9erne ct mooerne. Gleperne
Tan Der bape bet ~bp99eli9t o9 faa ct riSt
uobptte al i'm Sfoletib. Omfoitniu9erne
for oem 2oem Scrntin for soit, WGs
relic paa 3Sic Stage, eps, Gorme, @ait
o9 unberpisning / bO9li9e Sag: S112. so.
Sor g9setlllpn, Nurie, 9lrtiit 6ecitals, Muz
ut, gang, Neltalenbeo o. I. D. betals Der
ertra.
9ipe @leper ber meloe fig mart iaa at
@Grelle fan litres benz. Sen0 eiter Stoleus
aatalog.
Rev. III. Allen, Red Wing. MINI.
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Senatur Sclaelanb bpO. Stots

lenator 8. g. Se!gelan0 ira Mc@il-
Ie, q. Cat, beoe paa &oipitolet /
Nortbmooo ben lite Gecembcr.
San blep pluoieIig ipg Sen 23oe
Nouember % maatte bringes til
Nortbnooo for at pperercs. Spe-
r%atlonen LOB beIoig al, % alt iaa no
til, at ban piloc fonme Jig, men
pluoielig i~nbtraaote Ser en- 6oran-
bring til oct pGrre, o. set bleu Ss-
BEN. afoeoe bar SO Anr gammel
% e~lterIaoer Jig SlItrl, % icr Barn
San eieoe % brcu en- ltprre Sarm
npr Mc@ine og bar lGnge ppret en-
ogtet % beit betroet Wolo / lit 0i-
thrift. Eli Stotsi~ enator palgtes ban
! 1919
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16

Sano, % Samiuns Moman er for.
laaoiot ganife aftleI.
Wfeoens man bibtil pPientlig bar
oi'tuteret Sopeipnins % anben
Sbeori angaoenoce lloitiaineen al
Dor Snoultri er man M mer TOM.
met inc paa Oct eraftiife Mrbeioe %
nilfuterer bette, mems Der ogiaa eri.
bes an her % Ser uooper 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fetcr W. &imsoabl, Sen befienote
o%ernofratiife Tolitifer / Min1eiota,
er liolte llge uonGpnt til &esiiter
REQ Sanofpntoret / Grpotlton al
Fr9lioent @ilIon. Stilingen az
Icnnes n1eo $4,000 aaret. Scr.
Hingoabl bar bemofratiif &anoibot
til Superner / 1912, og inotil /
gpril bette Iar bar ban Weblem
al Statens &pntroIfommisiion. Sor
Chen er ban @anfprpiio ent i
Sroofitpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-16
W,tpernsr Sannas Ylancr. Spn

TOR nGpnt ifal Nortb Safotas 8lt.
perrer, g. 9. Sauna, meo Stab Ieo,
lage Den Sincolnitatue, iom fra
nGpnte Stat Ben 4oe Suli nritc
gar pil bli operruft' Norge, oper
Sapet % filngere peo Sperrptfel-
Observation-Disclosures. 8upernpren oa
bans 6elge pil gaa nleo "9ergens-
iioro" til Bergen % oerfra foretage
en- Heiie op til Norbfop. Ge peu-
Der tilbage til ariitiania ben 3Ote
sunni eacr lite Sllli ire euer fire
Sage fpr Scitioeligbeoen.